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GlowTalks With JessGlowTalks With JessBurnout vs Depression, What no one tells high performers FT Crystal JosephWhat if the problem isn’t anxiety or depression — but burnout?In today’s powerful conversation, therapist Crystal Joseph joins Jess to talk about the mental load many high performers carry in silence. From parenting and entrepreneurship to emotional exhaustion and perfectionism, this episode goes deep into what burnout really feels like — and how to navigate it with grace and self-awareness.🎥🔗 Prefer visuals? Watch the full episode now on YouTube channel [Glow Talks with Jess]📲👥 Join the Glow Talks Community!👉 Instagram → @GlowTalksWithJess @JessErnst_👉 TikTok → @GlowTalks_👉 Instagram Crystal Jo...2025-06-2040 minThe Morning Meeting with Sarah & JessThe Morning Meeting with Sarah & JessEpisode 46: Beauty & Creativity as Self-Care: Insights from MUA's Melissa Sifnakis & Toula JosephThis week, we’re sitting around the table with professional makeup artists Melissa Sifnakis & Toula Joseph to chat about all things beauty, creativity, and feeling good in your own skin! 💄✨ They share their thoughts on what’s happening in the beauty industry right now, their favorite go-to products, and the artistry behind their craft; showing us how makeup can be a true form of self expression. As entrepreneurs, Melissa and Toula navigated through various paths to arrive where they are today; they share a bit of their journeys, give us the sc...2025-01-131h 04Hot Takes & Deep DivesHot Takes & Deep DivesDanny Pellegrino on Wicked Press Tour, Fixing RHONY, Hallmark Christmas & more!Jess is joined by author & screenwriter DANNY PELLEGRINO! Topics: Ariana Grande & Cynthia Erivo musical theater-ing the WICKED press tour, how to fix RHONY, “two different gay men” calling BETHENNY re: RHONY, what should ROSIE O’DONNELL do next?, deep cut MARIAH & NSYNC Christmas songs, Danny documenting his journey eating re-called Tastykakes, Jeff Lewis is a Housewife, Dorinda & Margaret Joseph’s canceling their tour, QUEER AS FOLK, Danny writing & starring in his Hallmark Christmas movie & more!  IG: @jessxnyc | @dannypellegrino Jess' docu-series on the history, mystique & lore of Fire Island: Finding Fire Island  2024-11-2554 minBookloversBookloversEpisode 57: RereadingInsert description here 2024-10-3137 minBookloversBookloversEpisode 58: StorytimeInsert description here2024-10-3128 minBaby Baking & Kid RaisingBaby Baking & Kid RaisingTalking about birth trauma with Midwife, JessIn today’s episode, we’re joined by Jess, an Irish Midwife, Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), HypnoBirthing Educator, and birth trauma therapist. Jess is passionate about addressing the impact of fear on childbirth and advocates for the benefits of birth trauma therapy for those preparing for birth or healing from past experiences. With the NSW birth trauma inquiry making headlines globally, this episode is both timely and personally meaningful as we explore these important topics.Some of the questions we asked Jess were: As a mum who experienced a very traumatic first birth, I didn’t fully underst...2024-09-1538 minGrow By DesignGrow By Design70. The podcast is back! Unlock your mindset + get to know meWelcome to Grow by Design, I’m Jess Greene and this is the podcast that helps you unlock your champions mindset. Whether it’s health, mindset, sport or life I am here to help you achieve your goals, live your best life and get sh*t done.The new season is here with a new episode dropping every Tuesday! This episode is sponsored by TMJ and MJ Fitness. Win a $50 gift card, share the podcast on Instagram and tag me! Check out these past episodes: Phoebe HaganAngelica TeixeiraCoach Mark Carroll Tammi Robinson  Joseph Me...2024-07-2913 minTalking With The ProsTalking With The ProsProfessional Video Engineer, Laser Programmer, and Roadie - Joseph "Joe" BarillaThank you for joining me for season two of Talking with the Pros with me, Jess B. Today we are talking to Joseph Barilla. Joe is a seasoned roadie, video engineer, and laser operator, known for his dynamic contributions to the music and entertainment industry. His career is highlighted by his tours with iconic artists such as Snoop Dogg and Omarion, and performances with K Pop's, TWICE, not to mention his presence at renowned festivals like the Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) among many others. Beyond the stage, Joseph’s skills extend into music production, where he has honed his cr...2024-03-1929 minAmplify with Jess EkstromAmplify with Jess Ekstrom16. Avoiding Burnout and Keeping the Meetings with Yourself, with Dr. Lorneka JosephDr. Lorneka Joseph found herself in the hospital after pushing too hard, and she uncovered a hard truth - she needed to slow down or stare directly at a premature death.Today, Lorneka and Jess discuss the importance of prioritizing self-care and well-being for high achievers. They share insights on setting boundaries, recognizing red flags of neglecting personal health, and integrating self-care into daily routines. It’s not easy, but we can all learn how to be ambitious without sacrificing our physical and mental well-being.Dr. Lorneka Joseph is a Pharmacist, Motivational Speaker, Lif...2024-02-2830 minBookloversBookloversRomance ReduxWe’ve talked about romance novels before on the podcast, but this episode takes a different approach, because Joseph has a lot of questions about the genre.. Why do we read romance? What are the implications of the genre on readers, and how do we as a society view romance novels? For that matter, what’s the difference between a romance book and a romance movie? Jess and Rea explain the importance of romance, the reimagining of the marriage plot, and major trends in romance, all whilst swooning over the many romance novels they’ve read recently.2024-02-141h 25BookloversBookloversYellowfaceWho gets to tell what stories? It’s a question authors—and all of us—have grappled with for years now, and R. F. Kuang’s novel Yellowface digs into that question and pulls out a very sloppy and difficult main character. A skewering, funny, intense look at the publishing industry warts and all, Yellowface also digs into the messy world of female friendships, jealousy, and cultural appropriation. In this episode, we’re talking through Kuang’s latest novel, plus sharing our feelings about improv (not great, per Jess), and catching up on Joseph’s challenge to watch all the Twilight movie2024-01-191h 11Quirks of CreationQuirks of CreationGenesis Bible Study: Joseph - Bible Study Ep. 8Jess is going back to the start, where it all began, when the earth was formless and void and time did not exist. Genesis is the start of God’s story, a story that each of us get to play a part of. What can we learn by going back to see how it all began? This is episode 8 of Quirks’ Genesis stream and, this week, we will be following the establishment of God’s covenant with Israel.This is not a sermon, but two people live reading and reacting to God's Holy Word. Hope you will join2024-01-141h 23BookloversBookloversYear-End RoundupHere’s to you, 2023. A year of reading and watching (mostly reading for Rea, a LOT of watching for Jess, and the usual extensive amount of both for Joseph). We’re recapping our goals for 2023, how they went, and what we loved most in 2023. We also mention Taylor Alison Swift a lot, because we recorded this episode on her birthday. Happy birthday to Taylor, happy end of year to us, and we’ll see you in 2024!2023-12-291h 17BookloversBookloversPatricia Wants to CuddleWe found the intersection of Joseph’s conspiracy theory-addled brain and Rea & Jess’s obsession with pop culture: “Patricia Wants to Cuddle.” Our titular queen just wants what we all want: to love and be loved. So what if she’s a bigfoot? And so what if America’s biggest reality dating competition happens to be in Patricia’s actual backyard? If anything, that just means that she’s more likely to find what she’s looking for. The humans of The Catch land on Otters Island hoping for different kinds of success, from fame and fortune to true love with a sleazy...2023-11-2757 minBookloversBookloversTrue BizIn America, only 8% of parents of deaf children wish to learn American Sign Language. A statistic like that seems unfathomable, doesn’t it? But in True Biz, Sara Nović deftly and realistically explores her main character Charlie’s world: Charlie is deaf, but but her divorcing parents, especially her mother, have never attempted to communicate with her on her terms. When Charlie’s father is assigned primarily custody, things change, and Charlie is sent to a school for deaf students, where she and her father learn ASL and where her life breaks open with the help of headmistress February, roommate Kayla a...2023-11-0653 minFullness of Life Ministries PodcastFullness of Life Ministries PodcastJess Hymus-Gant PodcastIn this episode, Author, Speaker, Missionary and mum of 9 children, Jess Hymus-Gant, shares about her life as a Missionaries' kid, her adventures in Mexico and how God called her back to her hometown of Rhyl in North Wales. Jess also goes on to share how God turned her authentic, real and transparent Facebook posts and blogs about mother-hood into her new book - Moments in Mummydom. She also shares a very inspiring word of encouragement for the listeners such as "Comparison is the thief of creativity". Really worth listening to this podcast!!!2023-10-3032 min野生上帝野生上帝ep6. 找回生命樹的古道🌳 | feat. Jess & Ben >這一集,主持人Joseph邀請Ben和Jess帶你深入談論「生命樹」和「分別善惡樹」的精髓。 關於生命、真理、羞恥,還有對華人教育和價值觀的探索。🏫 📚 從聖經中像是亞當夏娃吃下禁果後,伊甸園失落,以及如何找回生命樹的路。 對話中談及華人教育的影響,父母期望,內在價值觀,還有身份認同。 Joseph感性地分享其信仰之旅經歷低谷後如何找到上帝,以及愛如何幫他找回真正的自己。 讓這場對話鼓勵你,回歸純真的信仰,活在上帝的愛中💖 趕快來聽我們更多精彩的內容吧!🎧🌟2023-10-2744 min野生上帝野生上帝ep5. 生命樹的旅程 🌳 | feat. Jess & Ben >這次主持人Joseph邀請Ben和Jess一同分享及探討 「生命樹」和「分別善惡樹」如何影響我們生活中的思維和行為🌱。 我們又如何去看待自己與周遭的環境? 現今的教育中我們有是否常被「標準」或「標籤」給框架住,以至於無法活出真實自由的生命? 在這一集我們用深入淺出的對話帶你尋找生命樹的旅程✨ 別忘了按下訂閱鈕,不要錯過我們每一集帶來的精彩內容!🔔🎧✨2023-10-0640 min野生上帝野生上帝ep5. 生命樹的旅程 🌳 | feat. Pastor Jess & Ben >這次Papa Joseph邀請Papa Ben和Papa Jess在這次的分享中一同深入探討「生命樹」 從一棵樹的根出發,探討生命樹和分別善惡樹如何影響我們的思維和行為🌱。 我們又如何去看待自己與周遭的環境? 在現今的教育中我們是否也有時被標準給框架住?甚至以「好壞學生」的標籤來定義自己? 我們都將用深入淺出的對話帶你尋找生命樹的旅程✨ 別忘了按下訂閱鈕,不要錯過我們每一集帶來的精彩內容!🔔🎧✨2023-10-0515 minMarketers TalkingMarketers TalkingHow to achieve B2B Marketing Success: Strategies & Tools to Cut Through the Chaos with Digitopia CEO Join Jess Bahr in an enlightening conversation with Joseph Freeman, CEO of Digitopia, as they delve into the challenges faced by B2B marketers in today's diverse digital landscape. Discover how Digitopia's innovative techniques and HubSpot integration simplify the marketing process, enabling companies to prioritize channels effectively and maximize their efforts. Gain valuable insights into content creation, building coherent marketing paths, and implementing systematized approaches for better team alignment and stakeholder management. Don't miss out on this insightful discussion that will revolutionize your B2B marketing game! Video Section Headlines [00:01:07] Discussing Challenges of B2B Marketing with Joseph Freeman[00:07:01...2023-09-2721 minBookloversBookloversCatch-22Here in 2023, everyone knows the general meaning of a catch-22. It’s a situation where you can’t win no matter what you do. You’re trapped, you’re stuck, and there’s no other option. But in 1961, when Joseph Heller’s seminal novel Catch-22 was published, there was no phrase for what it meant to be that kind of trapped. Thankfully for us all, Doc Daneeka, the endlessly bummed medical professional of the Air Force Corps on Pianosa, breaks the catch-22 down for Captain Yossarian, an Air Force bombardier trapped in a tremendous amount of bureaucratic red tape while everyo...2023-09-221h 07Soil to Soul by Bonterra Organic EstatesSoil to Soul by Bonterra Organic Estates1.1: Jess Baum and Joseph BrinkleyThis is the series premiere of Soil to Soul: Farming, Food, Wine, and our Collective Future. This podcast is brought to you by Bonterra Organic Estates, dedicated to exploring diverse voices and perspectives as they relate to farming, food, wine, memory, and the connections we all share. Soil to Soul is hosted by Jess Baum, Bonterra’s Senior Director of Regenerative Impact.For our very first episode, we start with an interview between host Jess Baum and me, Elizabeth Archer, the producer of Soil to Soul.  Jess is the Senior Director of Regenerative Impact at Bont...2023-08-1437 min野生上帝野生上帝ep4. 與神同行的日常生活 💡 | feat. Jess & Ben >接續上一集podcast,對話當中Jess & Ben 分享他們真實經歷神的旅程, 傳遞出傳福音和服事跳脫出信仰的框架外,成為我們生命的一部分,讓神的旨意在日常生活中彰顯🎯 快來聽聽吧,讓你「重新思考」與神同行的意義,以及如何突破規定,活出真正的自己 一起學習跟著耶穌的腳步,展現神的計劃在我們的日常生活中。 別忘了按下訂閱鈕,不要錯過我們每一集帶來的精彩內容!🔔🎧✨2023-07-3132 min野生上帝野生上帝ep3. 從美國夢到與神同行的旅程 💡 | feat.Jess & Ben >在這個野生上帝的世界中,我們試著去找出神的作為,尋求祂想要我們在哪裡釋放自己的位置。 或許在教會,我們一直看著神,但他真正想在我們的生活、職場,甚至普通的日常中發揮作用。 野生的神就是在我們真實的生活中與我們同行,不僅僅是在特會的舞臺上。 Jess分享了年輕時的野心——美國夢,但這野心卻把他困住了。 直到他在自己的危機中,跟神簽了一張不同尋常的約,他的人生從此展開了一場與神同行的冒險。 他告訴我們,真正的生命對齊不僅發生在教會的特會或門訓,更發生在我們日常的生活裡。 我們不再是被困住的自己,而是真正與神同行的自由人🌟 別忘了按下訂閱鈕,不要錯過我們每一集帶來的精彩內容!🔔🎧✨2023-07-2419 minBookloversBookloversThe Silence of the GirlsMythological retellings seem to be everywhere these days. Since Madeline Miller’s novel The Song of Achilles was released in 2011, many authors—mostly women—have taken up the effort to share the untold stories of the many female, nonbinary and queer characters of ancient mythology. A shining example of this type of storytelling is Pat Barker’s novel The Silence of the Girls, which focuses on a well-known part of Greek mythology, the Trojan War, but tells the story from an altogether unexpected voice: Briseis, the former queen of Lyrnessus and present slave of Achilles. Although she’s considered a minor char...2023-06-2741 minTriggers & Spiritual MedicineTriggers & Spiritual MedicineEpisode 22: Sexy But Psycho: How the Patriarchy Uses Their Trauma Against Them With Guest Dr. Jessica TaylorWelcome to Episode 22 of Triggers and Spiritual Medicine podcast with host, Laura Bonetzky-Joseph. Join us for amazing podcast episode on the topic of “Sexy But Psycho: How the Patriarchy Uses Their Trauma Against Them” with the incredibly powerful, Dr. Jessica Taylor.Honestly after interviewing Dr. Jess, I've never met someone so akin to my life's work and what my soul came here to accomplish.For those who do not know Dr. Jess ... I can't highly recommend her and her work enough. This episode is life changing. I rarely endorse anyone for good reasons. So when I do...2023-06-0556 minFind Best-Selling Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Police & DetectiveFind Best-Selling Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Police & DetectiveSomething Bad Wrong: A Thriller by Eryk PruittPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/777494 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Something Bad Wrong: A Thriller Series: #1 of Jess Keeler Thrillers Author: Eryk Pruitt Narrator: Chris Ruen, Aaron Shedlock, Khristine Hvam, George Newbern, David De Vries, Patrick Lawlor Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 13 hours 15 minutes Release date: May 1, 2023 Genres: Police & Detective Publisher's Summary: To catch the killer who eluded her detective grandfather fifty years ago, a true-crime podcaster must contend with outdated evidence, ulterior motives, and the dark family secrets that got in the way. True-crime podcaster Jess Keeler has returned to Deeton County, North Carolina, to pick up where h...2023-05-0105 minKILL FMKILL FMK I L L FM 2: Fortune's Favors [Side B]Fortune favors the brave... Fortune favors who Mojave tells it to...K I L L FM is the brainchild of a bunch of audio drama creators who wanted to make some weird fiction and would be damned if anything would get in their way...Transcripts and segment credits, descriptions, and links are available on: kill-fm.comContent Warnings: Explicit language, augmented and AI voices, audio panning, loud noises, high pitched sounds, corporate dystopia, esoteric bullshitting, manipulation, intrusive thoughts, isolation, mental illness, medical side effects, derealization, insomnia, extreme nightmares, creature noises...2023-03-111h 08KILL FMKILL FMK I L L FM 2: Fortune's Favors [Side A]Fortune favors the brave... Fortune favors who Mojave tells it to...K I L L FM is the brainchild of a bunch of audio drama creators who wanted to make some weird fiction and would be damned if anything would get in their way...Transcripts and segment credits, descriptions, and links are available on: kill-fm.comContent Warnings: Explicit language, augmented and AI voices, audio panning, loud noises, high pitched sounds, corporate dystopia, esoteric bullshitting, manipulation, intrusive thoughts, isolation, mental illness, medical side effects, derealization, insomnia, extreme nightmares, creature noises...2023-03-1148 minBookloversBookloversWestern, western, westWhat is a Western? What is western? What is the west? All fair questions, and all hard to really define, especially when it comes to reading tastes. Thankfully, we’re getting an idea of what the new west is, complements of bestselling author C.J. Box, who joined us (!!!!) for part of this episode of Booklovers.2023-03-071h 10Grow By DesignGrow By Design55. Learning how to level up with Joseph Mencel, IFBB Pro and CEOToday's episode is with Joseph Mencel, he is an IFBB men's physique pro, the CEO of Massive Joe's Supplements and TMJ apparel, an IFBB show promoter and MC and so much more. This is a huge episode we cover all things competing, mindset, health and business. You can expect:  How and why he started bodybuilding What his journey to winning his pro card wasHow his current prep for the New York pro is going His advice to amateur athletes working towards their pro card How he balances life, business and competing How and why he star...2023-03-061h 00BookloversBookloversHow to Sell a Haunted HouseHello, we’re back! After an extended holiday break, Joseph and Jess have returned to discuss the latest Grady Hendrix novel, How to Sell a Haunted House, which throws generational trauma, grief, puppets and Charleston into a blender to see what happens. Joining us for this episode is our colleague Derrick, a superfan of both horror novels and horror movies, to discuss the popularity of comical horror, how horror helps readers explore serious themes in a safe way, and Jess’s deep discomfort with puppets and dolls. We’re also digging a bit into the rules of magic as a logica...2023-02-151h 02The Rise Up, See Red podcastThe Rise Up, See Red podcast3 coaching finalists, Vance Joseph's place and the Kyler Murray problem?This is a solo show with Jess as the Cardinals have three candidates set to have second interviews for their vacant head coaching job. Jess talks about all three candidates but also discusses the rumor that Kyler Murray is the reason why candidates are balking at the Cardinals' job. Finally, he talks about what Vance Joseph's place is in the coaching search.2023-02-0524 minDownload Best Full-Length Audiobooks in Business & Economics, Business & Career DevelopmentDownload Best Full-Length Audiobooks in Business & Economics, Business & Career DevelopmentOffice Shock: Creating Better Futures for Working and Living by Christine Bullen, Joseph Press, Bob JohansenPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/656079 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Office Shock: Creating Better Futures for Working and Living Author: Christine Bullen, Joseph Press, Bob Johansen Narrator: Carlin Tools Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 7 hours 29 minutes Release date: January 17, 2023 Genres: Business & Career Development Publisher's Summary: 'A thoughtful, practical read about the future of the flexible office.'-Adam Grant 'Office shock' is an abrupt, unsettling change in where, when, how, and even why we work. In this visionary book, three prominent futurists argue that the office is both a place and a process-offices and officing-with a new range of choices...2023-01-1705 minBookloversBookloversMagical RealismOn August 12, 2022, Salman Rushdie was scheduled to give an author talk at the Chautauqua Institute in upstate New York. During his introduction, Rushdie was attacked onstage and stabbed multiple times, including in the eye, hand and chest. The surprising attack drew the spotlight back onto Rushdie, whose novel The Satanic Verses caused Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini to issue a fatwā in 1989 that called for the death of Rushdie. This story has been covered by all of the major news outlets, but the news doesn’t inspect the reason we all know Salman Rushdie in the first place: his writing. In this epi...2022-11-0258 minBookloversBookloversDisability Representation in Film: Sound of Metal and Give Me LibertyIt isn’t just rare for an Amazon film to be released on DVD, it’s virtually unheard of. So when the 2019 film Sound of Metal entered the catalog of the Criterion Collection and was slated for physical release, Jess knew we had to highlight it. Sound of Metal reflects the deterioration of hearing for a avant-garde metal drummer, which leads to the deterioration of both his job and his relationship with his bandmate/partner. While Ruben struggles to find a way in his newly deaf world, he meets roadblock after roadblock, from financial problems to difficulties accessing medical care and...2022-10-0457 minBookloversBookloversPiranesiWhen a reader thinks about fantasy books, there are probably specific images that are evoked in the reader’s mind. Magic, for sure. Probably some dragons. Hobbits and wild mythologies. Maybe even some fairies, right? None of these things appear in Susanna Clarke’s praised and prized fantasy novel Piranesi, but it is absolutely one of the finest examples of the genre. Following our titular main character has he navigates an endless museum with three floors (one the ocean, one the clouds, and one his home, filled with sculptures and birds of all kinds), Piranesi grasps readers from the start with...2022-09-091h 26BookloversBookloversTracy Flick Can’t WinEven if you don’t know Tom Perrotta, chances are pretty good that you know Tracy Flick. The indefatigable class-presidential-hopeful first made her mark in the 1998 book and 1999 film Election, going toe to toe with (and ultimately taking down) the teacher that everyone loved but hated her. Now, 20+ years later, Tracy is back, and her plans for Georgetown, law school, Supreme Court clerking, Appeals Court Judge, and so on haven’t exactly gone to plan: her ailing mother’s needs called Tracy back home, law school hit the skids, and now she’s an assistant principal at a middling-at-best high school i...2022-07-261h 02FrogCast Adventures! - A TTRPG PodcastFrogCast Adventures! - A TTRPG PodcastS5 E4 - "Through The Looking Glass" (The Wild Beyond the Witchlight)Who will be crowned the Witchlight Monarch? Featuring: Joseph as the DM Mark as the High Elf Cleric "Kal'zi Redmare" Bun as the Human Warlock "Gray" Sam as the High Elf Barbarian "Kar'yn Smighte" Steph as the Halfling Rogue "Pimner" Jess (Nemir) as the Satyr Ranger "Aster" Enjoy! Twitter:  https://twitter.com/Joseph_LFrog Patreon:  https://www.patreon.com/legendaryfrog2022-07-173h 02FrogCast Adventures! - A TTRPG PodcastFrogCast Adventures! - A TTRPG PodcastS5 E3 - "Big Top Extravaganza" (The Wild Beyond the Witchlight)Can the characters... entertain?! Featuring: Joseph as the DM Mark as the High Elf Cleric "Kal'zi Redmare" Bun as the Human Warlock "Gray" Sam as the High Elf Barbarian "Kar'yn Smighte" Steph as the Halfling Rogue "Pimner" Jess (Nemir) as the Satyr Ranger "Aster" Enjoy! Twitter:  https://twitter.com/Joseph_LFrog Patreon:  https://www.patreon.com/legendaryfrog2022-07-102h 50FrogCast Adventures! - A TTRPG PodcastFrogCast Adventures! - A TTRPG PodcastS5 E2 - "Doing Other People's Jobs" (The Wild Beyond the Witchlight)More rides! More mysteries! More.. relationship problems? Featuring: Joseph as the DM Mark as the High Elf Cleric "Kal'zi Redmare" Bun as the Human Warlock "Gray" Sam as the High Elf Barbarian "Kar'yn Smighte" Steph as the Halfling Rogue "Pimner" Jess (Nemir) as the Satyr Ranger "Aster" Enjoy! Twitter:  https://twitter.com/Joseph_LFrog Patreon:  https://www.patreon.com/legendaryfrog2022-06-272h 54FrogCast Adventures! - A TTRPG PodcastFrogCast Adventures! - A TTRPG PodcastS5 E1 - "The Best Show in Town!" (The Wild Beyond the Witchlight)New campaign!  We start the official module "The Wild Beyond the Witchlight!" Featuring: Joseph as the DM Mark as the High Elf Cleric "Kal'zi Redmare" Bun as the Human Warlock "Gray" Sam as the High Elf Barbarian "Kar'yn Smighte" Steph as the Halfling Rogue "Pimner" Jess (Nemir) as the Satyr Ranger "Aster"  Enjoy! Twitter:  https://twitter.com/Joseph_LFrog Patreon:  https://www.patreon.com/legendaryfrog2022-06-132h 33BookloversBookloversDetransition, BabyDetransition, Baby has become an incredibly popular book club book. How can it not be, really? It has all the great hallmarks: a dry sense of humor, creative writing style, and most importantly, messy people living messy lives. Torrey Peters’s first novel explores the sloppy quasi-triangle of Reese, a trans woman who can’t quite get it together; her ex-partner Ames (previously Amy, previously previously James), who detransitioned a few years ago; and Katrina, the woman that Ames has inadvertently knocked up. Right. When Ames realizes that he can parent, but he can’t father, he turns to Reese for he...2022-06-071h 21Heart & Mind PremaritalHeart & Mind PremaritalJess & Ryan"In my mind, it was the first time that God had ever spoken directly to me, and I knew with certainty that I wasn't going to disobey." - Landon Carter, 'A Walk To Remember'.Come hear another True Love Story of Jess and RyanIf you have questions or thoughts please click to share respectfully! Any comment that seems "Trolling" to us will be deleted and discarded. Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREESupport the show2022-05-2043 minBookloversBookloversPassingNella Larsen’s slender novel Passing was published in 1929, and has maintained a legacy of lifting the veil on the complicated nature of racial passing. When Irene encounters her friend from childhood, Clare, she’s shocked to find that Clare has made the decision to permanently pass for white: she’s married a white man, lives in a white neighborhood, has what everyone believes is a white daughter, and lives the privileged life of upper middle class whites in 1927. Irene also has light skin, but lives as a Black woman in Harlem, married to a Black man with dark complexion and ra...2022-05-041h 24BookloversBookloversThe Talented Mr. RipleyThe team breaks down Tom Ripley’s need to be accepted, the loneliness of the con artist on the lam, and Jude Law’s intense tan.2022-04-081h 10ExCommunicatedExCommunicated#20. Bible Stories with ExChristians - The Story of JosephWelcome to another episode of the ExCommunicated podcast. In this week's episode, we gather around and read from the bible again, this time looking at the story of Joseph and giving our thoughts on it, as well as how we used to feel about the story. CHANNEL MENTIONED:Holy Koolaid: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzvoUDoDu-cKIb11rg4ODDQ Send us an email if you have any experiences that you'd like to share!The aim of this podcast is to work through our own struggles and stories, but a...2022-03-271h 07BookloversBookloversDevil HouseGage Chandler is a true crime writer working on his next project, that of an unsolved double homicide in the suburban city of Milpitas, California that took place in 1986. Gage is best known for his book about the so-called White Witch, a woman who slaughtered two of her high school students in her apartment during an attempted robbery. Although Gage’s intention is to tell these stories the “right” way, he’s forced to grapple with the negative impact of the lives of those left behind, especially the mother of one of the White Witch’s victims, who demands he listen to...2022-03-141h 24BookloversBookloversThe Films of Wes AndersonYou might not know him by name, but you know the aesthetic. A soft warm filter, perfectly framed still shots, vintage-yet-modern costumes, and bubbly but moody music. Since his first film Bottle Rocket in 1996, and especially since the release of 2012’s Moonrise Kingdom, Wes Anderson has become one of the most recognizable film auteurs of the last 25 years. But beyond the looks of Anderson’s films lies a unifying set of themes, especially the meaning of family, both blood and found. In this episode, Jess and Joseph (diehard Anderson fans) discuss their relationships with Anderson’s films, and Carmanita (who watche...2022-02-2552 minBookloversBookloversThe Cold Millions"All people, except this rich cream, living and scraping and fighting and dying, and for what, nothing, the cold millions with no chance in this world." So thinks Rye Dolan, the main character of Jess Walter’s seventh novel, as he navigates the wealthy world and poor underbelly of Spokane, Washington, in 1909. Rye is sucked into the outer edges of history as it’s being made during the free speech riots of 1909 and 1910, an effort by the International Workers of the World to battle against predatory employment agencies who hired people for day work for a daily fee. In most hist...2022-02-011h 09BookloversBookloversHappy New Year!Happy 2022! We’re taking a break from full episodes this month, but we still wanted to share what we’re rabbit holing through right now. Enjoy!2022-01-0118 minBookloversBookloversOur Year in Reading, ReviewedThe group discusses not a year in books but a year in reading, including reading habits, goals and tools for reading.2021-12-011h 00BookloversBookloversWeird FictionWe live in a context where the boundaries of reality are constantly tested by scientific discoveries, new technologies, and attempts to describe our world. Weird fiction is a genre-spanning tendency with a long history that attests to this shifting sense of the real. On this episode, we survey weird fiction from Lovecraft and Kafka to the present, focusing on contemporary innovators and trends in speculative writing that keep our minds focused on the weird. Along the way, we consider talking animals, how cockroaches might inspire dancing, and the pervasive weirdness in TV, movies, and video games.2021-11-091h 03BookloversBookloversShaken, Not Stirred: The World of BondHopefully, by the time you’re reading this, James Bond superfan Jess is tucked into her seat in the theater with a bucket of popcorn the same size as her head, ready to watch No Time to Die. The vaunted 25th (or 27th, if you’re feisty) film in the Bond franchise has seen its release rescheduled four times now due to rehires and the COVID-19 pandemic; it was originally meant to hit the big screen in November 2019, but here we are, two years later, hoping for the best. But even while the film limps toward the finish line, there’s stil...2021-10-081h 06BookloversBookloversThe 2021 EisnersWe’re here with our first official mini-episode! And what better place to start than with a format that is near and dear to all of our hearts? Celebrating annual and lifelong achievements in the comics industry, the Eisner Awards have been presented since 1988 at San Diego Comic-Con (or at least as long as there isn’t a global pandemic they are). We’ve taken a good hard look at this year’s winners and nominees, and we’re here with a rundown of the big stories from the Eisners, plus some of our favorites from both this year’s pool of winn...2021-09-1442 minBookloversBookloversMy Heart Is a Chainsaw & The Only Good IndiansFall is in the air and Halloween is only two months away, so that means it's the perfect time to talk about horror fiction and horror movies. While we start with a general discussion of the scary stuff we love (or appreciate at a safe distance), we then turn to the author Stephen Graham Jones and discuss his award-winning novel "The Only Good Indians" and his latest book, "My Heart is a Chainsaw." We're huge fans and we hope you will pick both of them up. If you liked this episode and you want to hear Jones read from and...2021-08-311h 35Reely RatedReely RatedReely Rated: 500 Days of Summer 17Welcome to Reely Rated, the Movie Review Podcast that breaks down the Good, the Bad and the Underrated movies out there. In this 'Welcome Back' Episode, Mitchell (@mitchrated) & Jess (@jessrated) discuss the kinda Rom-Com 500 Days of Summer (2009) starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt & Zooey Deschanel. Make sure to send us your own Reviews & Questions to reelyrated@gmail.com & follow us on Twitter @ReelyRated 2021-08-0253 minBookloversBookloversGetting Into AudiobooksOne of the things all three of us have noticed over time is that a lot of readers have a question about audiobooks: Is it really reading if I’m only listening to it? Audiobooks are a format that tends to have its own stigma—that listening to a book instead of reading it with your eyeballs is somehow a lesser effort, one that takes something away. But we’re here to say that is patently untrue: for some readers, by audio is the optimal format, and there’s no reason to believe that listening to a story is any less of...2021-07-281h 22BookloversBookloversWhiskey When We’re DryIn the 1940s, ‘50s and ‘60s, Westerns proliferated across film, television and books. Oh, the books, with their staunch brown covers, gunslingers and paint ponies, staring down the reader as though they were coming directly for us. But since then, the Western—especially the Western novel—has taken a backseat to other genres of exploration, especially other types of historical fiction and science fiction. So what is a Western, exactly? And who is still reading them? And how, exactly, does the Western genre diversify while still staying true to its historical definitions? In this episode, we’re delving into these questions...2021-07-131h 18BookloversBookloversThe Prettiest StarIf you listened to our previous episode, during which we discussed Carmen Maria Machado’s memoir In the Dream House, then you’ve heard us talk about the importance of preserving stories, both good and bad, especially about the LGBTQ+ community. And The Prettiest Star holds a similar place in queer literature, telling the uncomfortable but important story of a young man who returns home to his small town in Ohio after contracting HIV in New York City. In 1986, Brian’s return, which would under normal circumstances be a joyous occasion for any family, is instead fraught and stressful for his pa...2021-06-301h 11BookloversBookloversIn the Dream HouseAfter extricating herself from a psychologically abusive relationship that lasted over a year, Carmen Maria Machado went in search of the kind of book we talk about a lot on this podcast: one that would help her process what she had experienced. But instead of finding a sea of options, as there would be for the loss of a parent, joining a new community, or raising a child as a single parent, she found nothing that would help her deal with the destructive whirlwind that had cut a path through her life. So Machado did what so many queer women...2021-06-251h 14FrogCast Adventures! - A TTRPG PodcastFrogCast Adventures! - A TTRPG PodcastBonus - Candlekeep Mysteries Ch1: "The Joy of Extradimensional Spaces"During our downtime, Mark ran a one shot from the Candlekeep Mysteries book.  Expect more in the future! Featuring: Mark as the DM @th1rt3en_TM Joey as the Kobold Artificer "Wingnut" @joseph_lfrog Chris Boe as the Halfling Dhampir Bard "Albert" @chrislboe Sarah as the Goliath Barbarian "Brenda" Jess as the Elf Artificer "Veriphys" @ZaodaZone Dustin as the Aarakocra Bard "Ita" @duswatts Bun as the Kobold Monk "Key" @SuperBunnyBun Enjoy! Twitter:  https://twitter.com/Joseph_LFrog ...2021-06-183h 01BookloversBookloversMemorialIn July of 2020, we were all struck by Bryan Washington’s short story collection Lot, which takes readers deep into the Hispanic and Black neighborhoods of Houston, describing the lives of apartment complexes and storefronts via the people who occupy and care for them. So to prepare for Summer Reading and our kickoff event with the man himself, we’re reading and discussing Washington’s novel Memorial. Memorial returns to Houston via couple Benson and Mike, who are pretty much definitely at the end of their relationship. A wrench is thrown into their lives when Mike finds out his dad is dyi...2021-05-311h 16BookloversBookloversBorneWhat does it mean to be a person? What does personhood mean? What about humanity? You might think you know, but Jeff VanderMeer’s novel Borne and its titular character are here to test what you think you believe. After finding a small pulsating blob on the side of a tremendous sleeping bear, scavenger Rachel brings it home in hopes that her partner Wick will be able to make use of it. But when the blob begins to grow, take shape and ultimately talk, Wick realizes that Rachel is in for more than she bargained for, but Rachel protects her ch...2021-05-241h 25BookloversBookloversTenth of December: StoriesIn 2013, Booklovers read George Saunders’ short story collection Tenth of December, which was considered one of the best books of the year by a number of outlets, including the New York Times, and was widely heralded as a masterwork of the format. Saunders is considered one of our greatest living American writers, and his talent as a writer and creative thinker seems to know no limits. So when Booklovers met to discuss Tenth of December, we were shocked at what we heard: The group hated it. So in 2021, Jess decided to return to the short story collection that caused such st...2021-05-171h 34BookloversBookloversJude the ObscureWhen Thomas Hardy wrote his final novel, Jude the Obscure, a reader wonders what may have been going through his head. After writing Tess of the d’Urbervilles, which shocked the Victorian England countryside, Hardy released Jude in 1895 in a serialized format. While Jude was a hit, it was also breathtakingly scandalous, earning the nickname “Jude the Obscene” and causing some booksellers to sell copies of certain sections in brown paper bags. Hardy, dismayed by the reception of his novels, turned to poetry and never wrote fiction again. As local kid Jude Fawley grows into a young adult, he is endles...2021-05-101h 47BookloversBookloversMusic WritingMusic is the oldest type of media we have, both in terms of when it was probably created (40,000 years ago) and when it was first recorded (the late 1800s). Music is in the background of our lives from beginning to end: from birdsongs and train whistles to lullabies and symphonies. And as tricky as it may be to write about music, that hasn’t stopped critics, analysts, theorists, biographers, and fans from trying their hardest anyway. In this episode, we look at our relationships with music and music writing, and how what we know about music informed what we read fo...2021-04-261h 24BookloversBookloversTrue CrimeTo say that true crime is popular is to say that ice cream is popular. Sure, it’s true, but that doesn’t really cover the scope of its popularity: there are different flavors and styles that broaden its reach to just about anyone who wants a taste. In this episode, we’re discussing true crime and why readers, listeners and watchers love it so much. We discuss how true crime came to be, and Jess stumps for nonviolent true crime as a solid alternative for readers who think true crime isn’t for them because it’s too graphic. We also di...2021-04-191h 14BookloversBookloversDeacon King KongThe topic of this episode, James McBride’s stellar novel Deacon King Kong, explores a rara avis among book club reads: it’s funny. Not just amusing or humorous, but laugh-out-loud, tears-in-your-eyes kind of funny, and thanks to McBride’s skills as an author, Deacon King Kong is also full of heart and hope. Following the misadventures of neighborhood drunk Sportcoat after he shoots the community drug dealer, Deacon King Kong explores the lives and livelihoods of the residents of the Cause Houses, a large housing project on the banks of the East River in Brooklyn in 1969. McBride’s ability to use h...2021-04-051h 34BookloversBookloversThe Alex AwardsWe’re shaking things up with this episode: rather than highlight a specific title or genre, we’re taking a closer look at one of very few literary awards given with the reader in mind. Every January, the American Library Association holds its Youth Media Awards, which include eighteen individual awards: fifteen awards for excellence in writing for youth, two for lifetime achievement in writing and supporting children’s literature, and lastly, one special award that considers the readers of books and what works for them, rather than awarding the merit of the creator. The Alex Awards, which were first handed...2021-03-291h 09BookloversBookloversParable of the SowerIn 1993, Octavia Butler published Parable of the Sower, a work of speculative fiction that takes place in 2024. The main character, Lauren, lives in California in carefully cultivated safety with her family in a walled-in cul-de-sac while the ravages of climate change, severe poverty, robbery and drug addiction rage outside. After a major tragedy forces Lauren and the rest of the neighborhood outside the walls of the cul-de-sac, she hits the road and heads for higher ground, hoping to find a new safety in northern California. As she travels, Lauren gains followers, both physically and spiritually, as she fleshes out the...2021-03-211h 31BookloversBookloversLord of the Flies & A Children’s BibleOn this episode, we discussed Lydia Millet's prescient 2020 novel "A Children's Bible" and William Golding's 1954 classic "Lord of the Flies" as species of the survivalist novel. Along the way, we recalled our earliest encounters with Golding's novel to the best of our ability and examined both stories in light of the most pressing cultural and political crises of their respective moments of publication.2021-02-131h 42Everything Is Awful ForeverEverything Is Awful ForeverCutting Edge: A Tale of Two SurgeonsIf there's one thing you've come to expect from our history podcast it's that we look at the very bluntest edge technology available. And where else to look other than the operating theatre? Join Jess and Philippa as they look at two surgeons: one, the paragon of his age just before the advent of anaesthesia; the other, a French surgeon who got up close and personal with the dark side of the Sun King.  Sources:Fitzharris, L. (2017) The Butchering Art: Joseph Lister's Quest to Transform the Grisly World of Victorian Medicine. New York: Scientific American / Fa...2021-02-0849 minBookloversBookloversThe Vanishing HalfSince its release in June, The Vanishing Half has been what feels like everywhere: atop the New York Times Fiction Best Sellers List, across dozens of Best of 2020 lists, and even on Barack Obama’s favorite reads of last year. For this episode, the team discusses highlights from the novel and what struck them most, plus recommend titles that help readers decide where to go next.2021-01-291h 24BookloversBookloversSpy Fiction with a TwistSpy novels are driven by a set of interrelated questions: Who or what is really in charge? What is the true mission? And how will they get out of this one? On this episode, we discuss two novels with entertaining responses to these questions. Both Who is Vera Kelly? by Rosalie Knecht and This is How You Lose the Time War by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone offer surprising twists on the spy novel formula and allow us a way in to talk about the appeal of spy fiction and what we as readers want out of our books.2021-01-141h 25The Morales ShowThe Morales ShowTiburon a La Vista - Jess V. Morales (My grandpa)Here is another cover my Grandpa did. Stay tuned for an upcoming podcast dedicated to my grandpa in a few days-week. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joseph-m-aguilar/message2021-01-1004 minThe Morales ShowThe Morales ShowCreí - Jess V. Morales (My grandpa)BONUS EPISODE. Listen to my Grandpas cover to "Creí". The more time goes by, the more I see how real this is. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joseph-m-aguilar/message2021-01-0804 minBookloversBookloversTo the LighthouseVirginia Woolf’s novel To the Lighthouse digs into one family in one place over a span of two very different days, a decade apart. As the Ramsay family spends its day at the blustery northern shore of Scotland, family friend Lily Briscoe attempts to capture the family via painting. Ten years later, what remains of the family returns to the same place, and Lily attempts to complete her painting, although the Ramsays seem to remain just out of reach. But to describe the plot of this novel is to miss the depth and creativity of Woolf’s writing and pers...2020-12-291h 25BookloversBookloversThe Left Hand of Darkness51 years after its publication, Ursula K. Le Guin’s masterwork, The Left Hand of Darkness, continues to inspire and open minds across the globe for its frank explorations of gender, friendship, loyalty and patriotism. If you didn’t think all that could happen in a science fiction-adventure novel, then it’s time to pick up The Left Hand of Darkness yourself, then listen to this episode. We discuss Left Hand and its obvious impact on science fiction released since, and we dig into the novel’s structure and style, what books we’d like to see redesigned as dossiers, and how Le Gui...2020-12-131h 39BookloversBookloversSlaughterhouse-Five, Two WaysThere’s no questioning the tremendous impact that Kurt Vonnegut has had on writing. The inimitable author penned dozens of novels, short stories, essays and more over his life, and none is better known than Slaughterhouse-Five, the rare beloved school-assigned novel once described to Jess as “World War II, but with aliens”. At 51 years old, Slaughterhouse-Five is still as relevant, biting and comical as ever, but to deepen its legend, a graphic novel adaptation was released in September 2020. The source material is clearly handled with kid gloves by Ryan North and Albert Monteys, who do their best to bring Dresden, time t...2020-11-281h 52BookloversBookloversOcean Vuong & Thi BuiIn this episode, we’re looking at two stories of Vietnamese families who immigrate to America, On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous by Ocean Vuong and The Best We Could Do by Thi Bui. While the families are pressed into change by the Vietnam War and its impact on the country, the war itself lingers at the very edges of both books, which are centered primarily around relationships between children who carve their own paths and parents who want an American experience for their kids (whatever that means). While On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous is an autobiographical novel and The Be...2020-11-141h 19BookloversBookloversJonathan Lethem & Thomas PynchonIt’s our tenth episode! We’re celebrating by discussing Motherless Brooklyn by Jonathan Lethem and The Crying of Lot 49 by Thomas Pynchon. We focus on the in-over-their-heads heroes of both novels, Lionel Essrog and Oedipa Maas, as they try to do right by people who had past impact on them. Despite seeming disparate at the outset, both novels feature mysteries and seedy underbellies, big city semi-noir vibes, and plenty of conspiracy to go around.2020-11-021h 38BookloversBookloversIll WillAre you looking for a novel that will unnerve you and challenge you to make all of its pieces fit? Do you spend an inordinate amount of time thinking about the Satanic Panic? Do you think Ohio is equal parts fascinating and terrifying? If you answered a hesitant yes to any of these questions, then you should check out this episode.2020-09-261h 22BookloversBookloversRomanceRomance as a genre of pleasure reading has always been looked down upon as lesser when compared to lofty genres like literary fiction and classics, but make no mistake: romance is the bestselling pleasure reading genre in publishing, and in times of crisis—from the Great Depression to the COVID-19 pandemic—book sales overall may drop, but romance sales go through the roof. Why is this? What makes romance so appealing to readers, even when so many people hold such a negative view of it? On this episode, we discuss romance’s role in publishing, in pleasure reading, and in repres...2020-09-111h 34BookloversBookloversNew Waves & Trust ExerciseOn this episode we discuss Trust Exercise by Susan Choi and New Waves by Kevin Nguyen. This pair of seemingly disparate titles—one about a performing arts high school, the other about a tech startup—seem like they have little in common, but beyond having striking covers, they both explore what it means for the reader to be able to trust a narrator in contemporary reading. We also talk about our online lives and how they differ from our in person lives.2020-08-311h 30BookloversBookloversTed Chiang & N.K. JemisinOn this episode, Carmanita officially joins Booklovers as a cohost! To celebrate, we discuss two short story collections by award-winning master speculative fiction authors N.K. Jemisin and Ted Chiang. We open with an attempt at defining speculative fiction and then shift to discuss both collections in a general way before finding threads of commonality and contrast across pairs of stories. We close with a discussion of some of our favorite stories from both collections. Come for the dialogue and comity, stay for the publishing awards hot takes and a hilarious anecdote about Tamagotchi.2020-08-161h 35BookloversBookloversThe Orphan Master’s SonIn this episode, Jess & Joseph tackle The Orphan Master’s Son, Adam Johnson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning 2012 novel about humanity and survival in North Korea. As with many stories about North Korea, The Orphan Master’s Son is grim, violent, and disturbing, but as with many works of fiction, it is also funny, hopeful, and sprinkled with small scenes of joy. We consider the role of a novel like The Orphan Master’s Son as a guide to the harsh realities of life in North Korea, and how fiction can offer readers broader educational scope for serious topics than reading only nonficti...2020-07-311h 24BookloversBookloversLot & Sports is HellOn this episode, Jess and Joseph are joined by Carmanita Turner, the media selector for Spartanburg County Public Libraries, to discuss two recent titles that focus on Black life in urban settings: Lot: Stories by Bryan Washington, which takes place in Houston, and Sports Is Hell by Ben Passmore, which takes place in Philadelphia.2020-07-161h 16BookloversBookloversLGBTQ+ Graphic Novels Beyond Fun HomeTo cap off Pride Month virtual programming at SCPL, Jess and Joseph review seven recent LGBTQ+ graphic novels, which range from romance and noir to urban fantasy and philosophical nonfiction. Along the way, we talk about the varying styles of the different titles and suggested similar books for interested readers. Time travel, necromancy, smartphone apps that grow mushrooms from your phone, and graduate school are also discussed and general hilarity ensues.2020-07-031h 20BookloversBookloversMy Sister, the Serial Killer & Gone GirlIn this episode, Jess and Joseph discuss unreliable narration in psychological thrillers by focusing on two big titles from the last decade: Gone Girl, the smash bestseller by Gillian Flynn, which details the disappearance of a woman on her fifth anniversary, and My Sister, the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite, which is about exactly what it sounds like it’s about. Although these novels were written over six years apart, they share some big traits regarding narrative style and trust, how family helps define main characters and their motives, and control.2020-06-191h 17Bloomtown FaithBloomtown FaithS9, EP 21: Advent Family Devotion Day 21, MARY + JOSEPHIn today's episode - MARY + JOSEPH - we'll learn that when we say YES to God, he takes care of everything. Invite your family on an (ADVENT)ure through the Bible this Christmas season. Each episode of the brand new Bloomtown Faith family devotion podcast will share a big Bible moment as we learn God’s story and discover why it’s our story, too. During the Advent season, we'll welcome Christmas by learning why and how Jesus came to earth as Immanuel, God with us, through stories from Creation to Christ.2019-12-1205 minBloomtown FaithBloomtown FaithS9, EP 6: Advent Family Devotion Day 6, JOSEPHIn today's episode - JOSEPH - we'll look at Joseph's response to his brothers' jealousy and how God can take our bad circumstances and use it for our good. Invite your family on an (ADVENT)ure through the Bible this Christmas season. Each episode of the brand new Bloomtown Faith family devotion podcast will share a big Bible moment as we learn God’s story and discover why it’s our story, too. During the Advent season, we'll welcome Christmas by learning why and how Jesus came to earth as Immanuel, God with us, through stories from Crea...2019-11-1905 minThe Rise Up, See Red podcastThe Rise Up, See Red podcastEp. 247: A loss to the Bucs, David Johnson's woes, replacing Vance Joseph and how to upset the 49ersThe Cardinals suffer another tough loss. What was the good and the bad? We look at what is the problem with David Johnson, we propose a pair of scenarios for potentially replacing Vance Joseph, we look at the NFC West and discuss how the Cardinals can win against the 49ers.2019-11-131h 29The LegendaryFrog CastThe LegendaryFrog CastEpisode 122: BlizzCon 2019 (plus WoW Talk)Joey, Randy and Jess (a new Jess!) Talk about BlizzCon 2019. We discuss the recent controversy, Diablo 4, Heroes of the Storm, Hearthstone, Overwatch 2 and loooooots of World of Warcraft talk. Enjoy! @joseph_lfrog Support the podcast! https://www.patreon.com/legendaryfrog http://www.youtube.com/channeltoonwerks www.legendaryfrog.com http://legendaryfrog.deviantart.com/2019-11-041h 34The Rise Up, See Red podcastThe Rise Up, See Red podcastKyler Murray rumors, Antonio Brown, new defensive additions and Vance Joseph's defenseThe Arizona Cardinals are right in the middle of changes and rumors. What is there to make of the talk of possibly drafting Kyler Murray? What about Patrick Peterson reaching out to Antonio Brown, who wants out of Pittsburgh? In the best hour of Cardinals talk on the Web, we discuss those rumors and about embracing the chaos of the offseason. We also go over new defensive additions and how the defense could look under new defensive coordinator Vance Joseph.2019-02-131h 18Obsessed with Joseph ScrimshawObsessed with Joseph ScrimshawTHE GREAT BRITISH BAKE OFF: Obsessed Ep 157 with Jess DweckWriter and twitter comedy machine, Jess Dweck (The Tonight Show) shares her very peaceful obsession with the hit reality TV show, The Great British Bake Off. Thanks, as always, to Molly Lewis for our theme music. 2017-04-2058 minThe Crimson WaveThe Crimson WaveMartha ChavesOn this week's episode of The Crimson Wave your hosts Jess Beaulieu and Natalie Norman welcome the amazing comedian Martha Chaves to the podcast! They talk about #menstruation #periods #childhood #religion #culture #rituals #blood #virgins #Jesus #Mary #Joseph #tampons #pads and SO MANY OTHER WONDERFUL THINGS.  To learn more about Martha follow her on twitter @TheMarthaChaves To learn more about The Crimson Wave follow us on twitter @TheCrimsonWave For Jess @msjessbeaulieu and Natalie @stalkingnatalie2015-03-1747 minThe LegendaryFrog CastThe LegendaryFrog CastEpisode 18: Sega RamblingsJoey ("LegendaryFrog"), Dustin, Kevin ("Ralith"), Kevin and Jess ("Gloriantes") talk about stuff that Ninten-don't. Highlights include: Jess is back! Remember her? Segregated Hedgehogs A detailed history of Sega. Psssshhhh... yeah right. Alex Kidd Awesome Possum Dreamcast controller killings Ever wanted to know what Sega games the cast like? Well now you find out. I don't really remember much else. Send us your mail at josephlfrog@gmail.com! And follow us on Twitter! @joseph_lfrog @duswatts @railith @gloriantes @InvictusInferno All the music is from www.ocremix.org Enjoy! www.legendaryfrog.com http://legendaryfrog.deviantart.com/ http://railith.deviantart.com/ http://invictus-inferno...2009-09-1847 minThe LegendaryFrog CastThe LegendaryFrog CastEpisode 5: Final Fantasy VII - Cloud is SadJoey ("LegendaryFrog"), Dustin, Kevin ("Railith") and Jess ("Gloriantes") discuss how Final Fantasy VII is a RPG for the Playsation. Highlights include: Better audio quality! Jess vs her Mic! A brief "What 'cha been playing?" The UGO purchase of 1up.com and the closing of EGM magazine. The 7th Final Fantasy Sad Cloud Gorjira Enjoy! www.legendaryfrog.com http://legendaryfrog.deviantart.com/ http://railith.deviantart.com/ http://gloriantes.deviantart.com/2009-01-1053 minThe LegendaryFrog CastThe LegendaryFrog CastEpisode 2: Chrono TriggerJoey ("LegendaryFrog), Jess ("Gloriantes"), and Dustin discuss the paradoxes, or lack thereof, of time travel. Highlights include: Jess's new mic! Lists! Rick Rolls! LF's secret origins! BALLS! And Chrono Trigger. Enjoy! www.legendaryfrog.com http://legendaryfrog.deviantart.com/ http://gloriantes.deviantart.com/ End song by pixietricks: http://www.jilliangoldin.com/ from the Chrono Symphonic album: http://chrono.ocremix.org/2008-12-151h 23