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UBS On-Air: Market MovesNavigating macroeconomic & geopolitical risks with Jordan Brooks, AQR Capital ManagementJordan Brooks serves as Principal and Co-Head of the Macro Strategies Group at AQR Capital Management. With no shortage of macroeconomic and geopolitical risks out there for investors to consider, Jordan explains what is top of mind for his team at AQR, and shares guidance when it comes to navigating these types of risks accordingly (including the role alternative investments can play in a portfolio). Host: Daniel Cassidy2025-07-0915 min
The Value of Recruitment Podcast with Jon BrooksThe value of honesty in recruitment - with Jordan ShlosbergTune into this fascinating conversation between your host, Jon Brooks, and his guest Jordan Shlosberg, the Founder of Atlas, as they discuss what makes agency recruiters more successful than internal talent acquisition professionals. In this episode, Jordan shares his experience of hiring high-level employees who change the direction of their companies. He also explains why recruiters who can provide that service are in such high demand. Jordan also talks about the importance of getting honest feedback from clients, as well as the psychological tricks that recruiters can use to pr...2025-04-291h 03
Timeless Mindset#146 - Jordan Sprigg - Why You Lose Creativity As An Adult & How to Reclaim ItWe are joined by Jordan Sprigg. His job is turning recycled metal into animal sculptures. He’s amassed nearly 1 million followers on Instagram and has turned a hobby into a full time career. Creativity and play is something we lose as adults. But why? How is this affecting us as adults? Can we be more curious and live more freely from the constraints we put onto ourselves. Expect to learn about: How Jordan turned his hobby into a full time careerWhy we lose our creative brain as we ag...2025-03-141h 31
On Mic PodcastBrooks Moore -472So happy and honored to present conversations with trusted voices, such as today’s guest Brooks Moore. Brooks is an Emmy award winning director and producer who is also an in-demand voice-over talent. Fans all over the world know him for his narrations of one of the most popular programs on the Discovery Channel, “How It’s made.” He’s been the voice of that show for decades and teaches people from all walks of life how to improve their speaking skills, increase revenue and create impact. Meet a folksy guy who “has it made” and shares great stories!2025-03-0233 min
Dynasty Think TankDynasty Think Tank (Episode 80): Chubba Hubbard Extension, Jonothan Brooks, Dynasty TradesChad and Jordan discuss the fallout of Chubba Hubbard's extension and the impact on Jonothan Brooks. Plus, deep diving on dynasty trades.Also, don't miss out on Patreon content this week. You can get all the DTT Patreon content for $10 a month at patreon.com/DynastyThinkTank.Follow Chad on Twitter: @chadparsonsNFLFollow Jordan on Twitter: @mcnamaradynasty 2024-11-1423 min
The Secret VenueGreta Van Fleet and Brooks & Dunn ConcertsConcert Season has officially begun! Join Abby and Jordan as they talk about their experiences at Greta Van Fleet and Brooks & Dunn concerts! Both concerts were held at the Walmart Amp. 2024-05-1459 min
The Jordan Harbinger Show957: Arthur Brooks | The Art and Science of Getting HappierIf happiness is a direction rather than a destination, how can we ensure we're enjoying the ride? Build the Life You Want co-author Arthur Brooks guides us!
What We Discuss with Arthur Brooks:
Understanding happiness as a direction rather than a destination.
The dangers of victim mentality and culture wars.
The pitfalls of betting on others to change.
Fluid vs. crystallized intelligence.
How we can nurture our emotional intelligence and shift focus from achievement-based self-objectification to self-awareness.
And much more...
Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/957
This Episode...2024-02-271h 26
People of Product143: The Intersection of Technology and Playful Learning (ft. Anna Jordan-Douglass)George Brooks interviews Anna Jordan-Douglass, the Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Makefully Studios. Anna shares her profound journey through the realms of technology and creativity. Basked with an innate passion for making learning more interactive and fun, Anna explains the sheer magic of assimilating play with education and shares insights into her collaboration with the Jim Henson Company, and how she gathered experiences that later led to the creation of her very own Makefully Studios. With a strong team that shares a similar vision of fostering creativity and enhancing learning, Makefully Studios has emerged as a vibrant platform...2023-12-1152 min
The Monarchists Basketball ShowSeason 2 | Episode 5 - Jeff Jones and Jordan BrooksFresh off of their road trip to Ball State and Arkansas, we sit down with ODU Men’s Basketball head coach Jeff Jones and assistant coach Jordan Brooks. We discuss their top ranked recruiting class, their thoughts on the team, learn more about Jordan's path to coaching and a whole lot more.For more awesome content, visit https://odumonarchists.com/For more information on how to donate to Old Dominion Athletics please visit https://www.olddominionaf.com/For basketball specific giving please visit https://www.olddominionaf.com/giving/sport-specific-giving/mens-basketball/2023-11-161h 03The MonarchistsSeason 2 | Episode 5 - Jeff Jones and Jordan Brooks - The Monarchists Basketball ShowFresh off of their road trip to Ball State and Arkansas, we sit down with ODU Men’s Basketball head coach Jeff Jones and assistant coach Jordan Brooks. We discuss their top ranked recruiting class, their thoughts on the team, learn more about Jordan's path to coaching and a whole lot more.For more awesome content, visit https://odumonarchists.com/For more information on how to donate to Old Dominion Athletics please visit https://www.olddominionaf.com/For basketball specific giving please visit https://www.olddominionaf.com/giving/sport-specific-giving/mens-basketball/2023-11-161h 03
The Veterans Outlook Season II (2025)The Veteran Outlook Podcast Featuring Brooks CrenshawThis week on the Veterans Outlook Podcast, I speak with Brooks Crenshaw. The Veterans Outlook is available on Spotify.
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Big Dog Ball TalkDraymond Green VS Dillon Brooks Beef Reaches New Levels! | Grizzlies Facing Too Much Adversity? | Kevin Durant Out for the Regular Season | Zion Injury Setback...Again | NBA Refs are Out of Control | Pau Gasol Lakers Jersey RetiredIt's been a crazy week in the NBA and the Big Dogs are here to recap the biggest recent news stories. Hear Matt & Jordan give their picks on who would win in a fight between Dillon Brooks and Draymond Green, the latest NBA injury news, whack-ass refereeing, and reminiscing on Pau Gasol's Lakers legacy.2023-03-101h 00
Just For Filmmakers3. Editing Big Budget Music Videos with Jordan OrmeIn this episode, we chat with Jordan Orme, a Los Angeles-based music video editor with an impressive portfolio, including work with Justin Bieber, Lil Wayne, YG, Tyga, G-Eazy, Megan Thee Stallion, Demi Lovato, and many more. Jordan shares his experiences editing for some of the biggest names in music and his approach to creating dynamic visuals that elevate the artists' vision. Hosted by Justice Brooks, edited by Jackson Wiebe, and sound mixed by Phill Metcalfe.2023-02-0828 min
Awareness 2 ActionS2 E15: Jordan Brooks on Starting Conversations & Reducing Stigma around SuicideOn this week’s episode, we’re talking with Jordan Brooks about reducing the stigma associated with suicide, starting meaningful conversations, and the noteworthy resources available in our state.
Jordan Brooks serves as the Regional Suicide Prevention Program Manager for DBHDS Region 1, as well as the Lock and Talk Virginia Coordinator— a comprehensive suicide prevention initiative provided across the Commonwealth. Jordan has served in the Prevention field for 4 years, with a passion for mental health education/awareness and suicide prevention. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor within the Commonwealth of Virginia and has over 12 years of exper...2022-05-3135 min
52 Weeks of MeEpisode 13: Exploring Feminism with Jordan ShapiroFrom being a bison meat salesman and a chef/ restaurant owner, Jordan pursued his interest in psychology in graduate school and became an established author. As he was promoting his first parenting book "The New Childhood", he noticed a great marginalization of fathers in the area of parenting, which he associated with misogyny, a subject he thought should have been called out hundreds of years ago. This was the genesis of the book he recently launched, "Father Figure".With this radical and subversive book, this feminist dad advocates that it is about time men start owning the...2021-11-1133 min
Resisting the WindsA Response to Dr. Jordan Cooper on the Eucharist [BONUS EPISODE]In this bonus episode of my series critiquing the Lutheran view of the Eucharist, I respond to a video made by Lutheran theologian Dr. Jordan Cooper.2021-09-2850 min
ALL IN with Rick JordanWhat Are You Unwilling To Do For Your Breakthrough | Ian BrooksAbout Episode:Dr. Ian Brooks explains how he uses his Industrial and Organizational Psychology PhD to coach people successfully. Learn how he helps his client identify where they get stuck in moments, and realize the larger reality outside of a moment in time. We Meet: Ian Brooks, Rhodes Smith ConsultingEpisode References: Dorothy, The Wizard of Oz - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0032138/Nike - https://www.nike.com/Warner Brothers - https://www.warnerbros.com/Sony - https...2021-09-2829 min
Just For Filmmakers3. Editing Big Budget Music Videos with Jordan OrmeIn this episode we had a chat with Jordan Orme. Jordan is a Los Angeles based music video editor with credits including Justin Bieber, Lil Wayne, YG, Tyga, G-Eazy, Quavo, Kehlani, Megan Thee Stallion, Demi Lovato, and many more. Hosted by Justice Brooks, edited by Jackson Wiebe, sound mix by Phill Metcalfe.2021-08-3028 min
Higher Journeys with Alexis BrooksDebra Jordan Kauble – Extraordinary (ET) ContactThe subject of the late ET Contact Researcher Budd Hopkins speaks about her Extraordinary Contact
Debra Jordan-Kauble is no ordinary midwestern gal. Growing up in a small town in central Indiana, later living with her parents - a single mom with two small sons, Kauble thought her life was well, pretty "normal."
After discovering a lifelong journey of strange encounters with non-human intelligence (ET and beyond), an adventure that would begin unraveling after being regressed by the well known ET contact researcher and hypnotherapist Budd Hopkins, Debra's life would never look the same!
Kauble was the central figure in Budd H...2021-08-101h 15
Musketeer Report PodcastZip 'Em Up, 2022 recruiting, & an interview w/ Jordan BrooksPaul and Rick talk about the Xavier alumni team's performance in The Basketball Tournament, 2022 recruiting, and the current team. After that, the new director of recruiting Jordan Brooks joins them to talk about his background, his new role, and his impressions of a few current players from summer workouts.2021-08-0532 min
Crohn's Veteran PodcastEpisode 56 - Ileostomy Warrior & Michigan Native Bralyn BrooksJordan, CJ, and Renika sincerely enjoyed listening to the IBD journey of Ileostomy warrior Bralyn Brooks.
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Agape Answers8. Rev. Tiffany Brooks - Post Grad God's WayHey siblings! Welcome to the Agape Answers podcast, where we aim to foster a safe space for young adults to come and lay their burdens down through approachable and responsive conversation about the walk of faith, living a kingdom lifestyle, and relevant social issues impacting young people today. Every month we facilitate bible-focused conversation with real-world application to serve as a reminder of God’s constant, unconditional love and grace toward us. I hope you’ll stick around and remember to check out the show notes to see how to engage with me on social media and feel free to e...2021-08-0130 min
Mind Your MarketingMYM #125 - How to Get Started in CPG With Wade BrooksWe sit with the CEO of LivBar to discuss what it takes to get into the CPG space. He has a wealth of knowledge and a decorated career, so this episode is full of actionable knowledge.https://www.cavesocial.com/wade-brooks/Jordan's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordanscheltgen/Jordan's X: https://twitter.com/jordanscheltgenGet weekly actionable social media advice on our Newsletter: https://mindyourmarketing.beehiiv.com/subscribeHire our agency: https://www.cavesocial.comGet our Social...2021-06-2221 min
Talking A-Round ThingsEp. 7: Jordan Brooks Bass Player Extraordinaire and All Around Good GuyThe one and only Jordan Brooks, the lovely human that made our music, joined us for a chat. We discussed all things music, because music is definitely round, and a little basketball. Jordan is a fantastic musician who has helped us a ton with our music in house. This is quite possibly our best episode ever and it is 100% due to Jordan. Stay tuned for another episode with Jordan in the future!!!2021-03-101h 47
The Days for Girls PodcastEpisode 007: Gender and Leadership with Deborah Jordan BrooksDeborah Jordan Brooks, PH.D, (she/hers) is a university professor, author and researcher specializing in political science and female leadership. As an Associate Professor of Government at Dartmouth College, her teachings focus on women, politics, and the media - while her scholarly research examines female empowerment, public opinion, and political advertising.Deborah is the founder of IMHER (the International Menstrual Health Entrepreneurship Roundup), a digital resource center for objective, free information about menstrual health education and products that is scalable and regionally-specific. She is also the author of He Runs, She Runs: Why Gender Stereotypes Do...2021-03-0132 min
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Jordan Harbinger is the creator of the Jordan Harbinger Show, where he interviews leading entrepreneurs, celebrities, writers and experts about psychology, performance, life and success. For all his work in the field, Forbes named him one of the 50 best relationship-builders in the world, and Inc. Magazine recently called him the “Larry King of Podcasting.” His podcast promises that people will learn new strategies, perspectives, and tactics, they won't find...2020-10-1838 min
The BC Real Estate ReviewEpisode 10 - Meme Brooks - Creating a Beautiful SpaceIn this Episode, I sit down with interior designer Meme Brooks at her studio and talk about creating a wonderful space inside your home. If you are interested in learning more about home decorating, design and adding an extra element to your home make sure you don't miss this episode Meme Brooks - Meme Brooks Design - https://memebrooks.com/2020-09-2835 min
Small Town NoiseRob Brooks BandI catch up with up and coming artist Rob Brooks we touch on covid changing the Texas Music Scene, old party stories, New Music and MUCH MUCH MORE!!!!!2020-08-1636 min
Iona College Athletics PodcastGet To Know Iona Men's Basketball's Jordan BrooksGet to know incoming freshman forward, Jordan Brooks! He joins the Maroon & Gold from Kentucky and you can follow him on twitter at @JBrooks2323 and Instagram at @_brooks23.
#ICMBB #MAACHoops #GaelNation2020-08-0905 min
Media People PodcastEP43 - CANNADA BRANDS Founder & Creator - Jordan BrooksScience argues that people are either left brain or right brain thinkers. Left brain people are more likely to analytical, while right brain thinkers tend to be more creative.
However, today’s guest, Jordan brooks, defies this theory by straddling both sides of the spectrum.
A native of Barrie Ontario, music was one of Jordan’s passions growing up, but upon graduating from university he found himself working in the AdTech world. He’s held roles at AdConion, Olive Media, and was one of the early employees at Cadreon’s Canadian office. As a matter of fact if you go through...2020-07-2851 min
Journey Podcast 062BROOKS & KSHMR (FT. TZAR) - VOICES (JOHN JORDAN REMIX)BROOKS & KSHMR (FT. TZAR) - VOICES (JOHN JORDAN REMIX) by John Jordan2020-07-1404 min
Drink For...Episode 52: Black Dynamite (2009)Joined this week by Alex Robertson AKA DJ Velvet Thunder of The Box Hoxton for the World's best rampage film: Black Dynamite (2009). Michael Jai White and Byron Minns' parody of a 70's Blaxploitation film is one of the most stunning pieces of comedy that I've ever seen. Among that rare breed of work that is so steeped in humor, blanketing everything from the sets, to the costumes, dialogue, music and even the filmmaking itself, BD left us speechless*.
*We talked quite easily for 30 minutes.2020-07-0240 minDrink For...Episode 51: Bull Durham (1988)It's baseball week at Drink For... so I knew that I had to sit down with Devlin Clemons, the most passionate baseball fan / wrestler / podcaster there is. One third of the Know Your Cinema Podcast, Devlin was gracious enough to point out the error of my vulgar ballpark ways, teach me a little bit about landing a 16 foot suplex during a cage match and how to send your Meat up to the show. Please bring baseball back.2020-06-251h 25Drink For...Episode 50: Trading Places (1983)[AIRHORNS] The Episode 50 Special is upon us!! Joined by Zoe Anderson, Andrew "AP" Clarke, Labeja Kodua Okullu, Ian Mantgani and Dr. George Crosthwait, aka my family, this is an experience that I'll treasure for the rest of my life. Thanks to everyone who's helped me along the way, I can't believe that Drink For… is a year old.2020-06-1855 minDrink For...Episode 49: 48 Hrs. (1982)Drink For…'s infatuation with Eddie Murphy continues this week with his first ever big-screen role in Walter Hill's 48 HRS. (1982). Joined by good friends Ian Mantgani and Labeja Kodua Okullu, the missed opportunity to have made this my 48th episode will haunt me to my death. Links to the Breonna Taylor GoFundMe, Scaffolded Anti-Racism Resources and Black Lives Matters carrd can be found at drinkforpodcast.com.2020-06-1155 minDrink For...Episode 48: Beverly Hills Cop (1984)This week, Labeja Kodua Okullu joined me in the closet of shame via his own makeshift tent of solitude. After a rough week, I wanted nothing more than to spend a couple hours drinking with a friend, and swooning over the comedic delights of Eddie Murphy. Good news: it made me feel good for a bit. Bad news: although monumental, our chat did not fix the world. Go to BlackLivesMatters.carrd.co to find an amazing list of resources that you can use to help us fix it.2020-06-0448 minDrink For...Episode 47: Purple Rain (1984)Sat down with the lovely Fox Jackson this week to talk about his musical idol Prince. After drinking for (dot dot dot) Purple Rain (1984), Fox graced me with the totems of his immense fandom, and ended up giving me a Prince education that I'll never forget. Or one that I don't have to worry about forgetting because we recorded it. That's what this is. It's a podcast.2020-05-2843 minDrink For...Episode 46: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (2005)This might be my best episode to date. Not sure what happened, or how, but if I can somehow keep this going, I'll be very proud of myself. The Hitchhiker's Guide is an all timer for me, but let's be honest, at this point in the quarantine Drink For... has become a greatest-hits compilation of my adolescence. From probability to proxies, fingerprints to filmmaking, I cover it all in just 40 mins a week.2020-05-2140 min
The Texture LoungeThe Power Behind Our Beauty from the Mouths of our Creators with guests: Tippi Shorter, Patricia Akello & Itaysha Jordan.Tippi Shorter, Itaysha Jordan & Patricia Akello on…(00:08:52) - Exploring the meaning behind my guests’ names and their origination(00:18:19) - Black beauty industry statistics extracted from this ESSENCE online article(00:20:25) - Why interest in Black Beauty continues to rise within the Beauty industry. Itaysha touches on the rise of the indie beauty brands giving larger corporates a run for their money.00:29:00 - Patricia shares how she felt when her agency made the decision to shorten her name on signing. So as not to confuse clients with another model on their books who was...2020-05-151h 19Drink For...Episode 45: Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2 (2017)In which drunk me thinks he knows about Marvel movies. Featuring an extra sneaky SMS, at least one budgetary misunderstanding and maybe the most fun rule to date, I can't think of a better way to spend a quar weekend than to get hammed up while vibing to some funky 70's jim jams. As always, proceed with a measure of caution, because I certainly didn't.2020-05-1434 min
Bloodbought Brother’sEp. 7: The Untouchables, Reckless Love, & Special Guests, Christina Brooks & Mary ColemanIn Episode 7 of Bloodbought Brothers, we welcome Special Guests, Christina Brooks & Mary Coleman. We discuss quarantine as a teenager, National Freewill Baptist Vertical III Conference and Youth Competition. We play an old school game, “Chubby Bunny” with a spin. Then the girls bless us with a song. After reading Luke 15:1-7, we will discuss how Jesus treated the “Untouchables.”
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Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bloodboughtbros/support2020-05-0944 minDrink For...Episode 44: MacGruber (2010)Two things: 1, this is the best movie of all time; and 2, this solo episode got way too serious, way too fast. Going into this I was quite aware of the former, the latter however (quite audibly) caught me by surprise as my drunken self decided that the only thing worth gleaning from 90 mins of spoofs and goofs was some muddled thing about how it's up to the younger generations to change the world. Yeah, I'm not sure how that's possible either, but here's the proof. Listen and be inspired (*but, like, in a self-important TED talky way. In no...2020-05-0730 min
Jake and Gino Multifamily Investing EntrepreneursRCRE - Following the Data with Robert Durham and Jordan BrooksMike Taravella and co host Will Coleman interview Robert Durham and Jordan Brooks with ALN Apartment Data. Key Information: ALN provides data to apartment owners throughout the country. DFW: About 82% of tenants paid rent in April compared to 90% in March. Occupancy still looks strong, Jordan is not seeing a drop in Occupancy for Dallas so far. Atlanta: Rents have increased about 0.2% in 2020 compared to about a 2% increase in 2019. Jordan is not seeing a large jump in concessions as of yet. Demand is looking good in Atlanta. Orlando: Rents...2020-05-0646 minDrink For...Episode 43: House / Hausu (1977)Joined this week by Joshua Smith and Dr. George Crosthwait of the Japanese Avant-garde and Experimental Film Festival to discuss the late, great Nobuhiko Obayashi's HOUSE (ハウス / Hausu, 1977). Sold as the Japanese JAWS, and with a story straight from the mind of his 11 year old daughter, Chigumi, this is one of the most unique films that I've ever seen. Impossible to describe, and existing almost exclusively in the imaginations of its viewers, this horror/comedy/musical is truly something special.2020-04-3056 minDrink For...Episode 42: Stephen Sondheim Double BillJoined this week by Kyle Turner (Paste Magazine, GQ, New York Times), for a quarantine double bill: EVENING PRIMROSE (1967) and INTO THE WOODS (2014). A huge fan of the composer/ lyricist, Kyle gently leads me through this amazing duo of musicals. The first, a television play starring Anthony Perkins as a poet who takes refuge from the world inside of a closed department store; the latter, Rob Marshall's much more well known Hollywood musical boasting a cast of stars including Emily Blunt and Meryl Streep. Join us on our intoxicated journey through these larger-than-life cultural critiques, and sing your hearts...2020-04-2356 minDrink For...Episode 41: The VelociPastor (2017)Last week I sat down with, Jason Quinn from the Know Your Cinema Podcast to watch one of the most pleasantly surprising films covered on this podcast to date, THE VELOCIPASTOR (2017). Quickly falling in love with this 70-minute stunner, we turned the hyperbole up to 11, so that in our drunken minds, listeners would seek this out ASAP. My sober self agrees wholeheartedly. 2020-04-1634 minDrink For...Episode 40: Die Hard (1988)Turns out my wife, Zoe Anderson (aka DJ Shabbee Chic from the T-One Collective), has never seen Die Hard. This is terrible news, even in these difficult times, so we corrected that glaring error with this episode that mostly just loves on Alan Rickman, muscley action men and those sweet late-80's vibes. Using her background in sound design as a means of force-educating my audience on the subtleties between sound mixing / sound editing, I think we pulled it off despite getting a lot drunk. 2020-04-0935 minDrink For...Tiger King Bonus EpisodeA little late and a little scant on content, this bonus episode is an unfiltered look at one man's utter amazement that Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness somehow exists. And while we, in no way, deserve this level of entertainment, our gracious lords in the Netflix programming department have for whatever reason* blessed us with it. Praise be!
*Money. They did it for money. 2020-04-0211 minDrink For...Episode 39: Last Action Hero (1993)Meta March concludes with this action-packed piece and a couple'a guests from London. Andrew AP Clarke and Dr. George Crosthwait join me for some self isolation revelry, gratuitous action and what, as it turns out, was too much drinking. Veering slightly off topic, but always coming back round to why Arnold was/is the perfect action movie star, we has us a time. 2020-03-261h 01Drink For...Shaw Brothers Bonus EpisodeThis bonus episode will give you all the rules you need to thoroughly enjoy "any" Shaw Brothers' film. The output of this legendary studio served as the spark for my obsession with movie drinking games, and doing so alongside friends eventually turned into this thing. So without spending a month (say, the September of Shaw) detailing all my favorites, I've just come up with a standard set of rules that will surely get you through this mess that we're currently in. 2020-03-2311 minDrink For...Episode 38: Top Secret! (1984)Finally, a fun one. Meta film doesn't have to be all academic or all scary. Sometimes it comes in the form of the madcap nonsense of Zucker, Abrahams and Zucker's punny films. The trio behind the similarly punctuated AIRPLANE! (1980), THE NAKED GUN: FROM THE FILES of POLICE SQUAD! (1988) and HOT SHOTS! (1991), the penchant for exclamatory titles extends far beyond into the total silliness contained within these films. And hey, if you don't want to watch Top Secret!, my rules will get you plenty tuned up while watching any of their movies.2020-03-1924 minDrink For...Drink For... Ultra Dogme Virtual Film FestivalIn partnership with the Ultra Dogme Virtual Film Festival's first installation, "From a Distance", I've given the world its first social distancing episode of Drink For.... In this short bit of bonus content, I've focused on Chantal Akerman's 1972 LA CHAMBRE. A self isolation masterpiece, this breezy ten-minute gem will help you feel slightly less alone as you sit in your room pondering just how weird this all is. 2020-03-1813 minDrink For...Episode 37: Adaptation. (2002)The second in our Meta March series, this brisk 28 min episode provides everything from Hollywood scriptwriting basics, comfort in the ubiquitousness of self doubt, and the unique darkness of drinking alone while watching a fat Nicholas Cage. Only half as bleak as that sounds, I'm sure we can get through this if we just work together.
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2020-03-1228 minDrink For...Episode 36: The Cabin in the Woods (2011)It's drinking, it's horror, it's everything you need for the weekend. This marks the first in a month-long series on "meta" films, because, 1: alliteration is important; and 2: I want to sound smart. As I will never succeed at the latter, it was important for me to set the very achievable standard of picking a theme that started with the same letter as the month. Life is about the small victories. And podcasting, that's about whispering into the void hoping to hear an echo. 2020-03-0540 minDrink For...Episode 35: Four Brothers (2005)The closet of shame keeps attracting illustrious guests from overseas. This week, my brother Ian Mantgani joins me in my home state to discuss Detroit's best movie: FOUR BROTHERS. In spite of it being shot in Toronto, and being a horrible movie, we still had a good time through the power of friendship. And alcohol. I think it was probably the alcohol. Deciding it best to re-shape the film into some kind of Shyamalanian mystery, we may have shirked our critical duties, here, in favor of regaining our sanity. Join us, won't you?2020-02-2745 minDrink For...Episode 34: Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992)As it turns out, this episode is all about the laughter. Natalia from the amazing Movies with Cain and Tal podcast joins me to discuss one of her favorite movies: BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER. Though devastated that Joss Whedon isn't happy with what Fran Rubel Kuzui did with his script, Tal managed to put those feelings aside to deliver one of the most heartfelt film criticisms this show has ever seen. Going long on strong female characters, the Divinyls and day drinking, we had a helluva time 17 hours apart. 2020-02-201h 12Drink For...Episode 33: Saturn 3 (1980)Movies are important. For this movie, a strong drink is very important. Sporting a Metascore of 9 and a cast that includes, and is basically limited to, Kirk Douglas, Farrah Fawcett and Harvey Keitel, this is the spaciest of treats. In the end, no amount of drinking will prepare you for the delights on offer here, but thus is the magic of cinema; and so we must follow through in spite of ourselves. With a touch of nudity, a bit of madness and a space doggo, Saturn 3 is the film the world needs right now.2020-02-1336 minDrink For...Episode 32: Grandma's Boy (2006)Exciting developments this week, as my guests Jamie and Robin from The Hangover Chronicles inspired me to write my first 420-friendly rules. Swapping stoner recipes, hangover stories and the best way to turn a van into a podcast studio, it turns out, we didn't actually focus a whole lot on the movie.
I'm starting to wonder if being intoxicated is really the best way to discuss art... 2020-02-1057 minDrink For...Episode 31: Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)With the sad passing of Terry Jones this past week, I look back at a film that brought me immense joy as a sad teenage boy, MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL. Directed by Jones and the likewise Terry-ied Gilliam, this buffoonish masterpiece will always come to mind when anyone asks after my favorite film. Making a mockery out of English history, its legends, its society and the structure of film itself, this captured me over 15 years ago and still refuses to let me go.
Needless to say, I made some excellent rules, and got shitfaced. So w...2020-01-3043 minDrink For...Episode 30: Club Dread (2004)This week, I'm joined by Devlin and Jason, Broken Lizard superfans and hosts of the Know Your Cinema Podcast, for one of their all-time faves: CLUB DREAD. Forgetting that the Drink For... standard rules would have been plenty to get three people liquored way way up, I pushed it, and wrote a few more. Let's just say that things went up hill from there. Going long on why Broken Lizard are so uniquely silly, how we've all started to ignore IMDb ratings and even some top tips on pick-up lines, we had a fucking time. So sit back, grab...2020-01-2354 minDrink For...Episode 29: The Rock (1996)It's a new year, a new decade, a new me. This year, I'll be focusing less on the drinking aspects of the show in order to more fruitfully explore the drinking aspects of the show. Over my interminable hiatus, I received some wonderful news in the form of an email from the film tracking website letterboxd.com, informing me that my most-watched director for 2019 was Michael Bay. I might be ruining my body for this show, but what I get in return makes those negatives seem so so worth it.
In honor of this life affirming tidbit, I...2020-01-1640 minDrink For...Episode 28: Elf (2003)For me, it's not Christmas without Buddy the Elf. Whether its Will Ferrell's madcap childishness, Zooey Deschanel's vocal chops, Ed Asner's streetwise Santa, Bob Newhart's ultra sweet Papa Elf or James Caan and Mary Steenburgen's on-screen marriage, this sentence was a perfect way to sneakily brag about ELF's positively-stacked cast. Enough words, it's drinking time.2019-12-2425 minDrink For...Episode 27: Harry Potter (all of it)I keep the holidays rolling with this week’s episode, and because I’m a kind and loving tyrant, I come bearing gifts: nearly 20 hours of drinking games. That’s right, as you already know without having read this far, Episode 27 is on the Harry Potter franchise, but before you ask, no, I did not drink for more than one of them. Instead, I offer series-wide rules that you can glug through at your leisure. Don’t want to listen to your cousins talk about why they didn’t vote in the UK’s recent election, or why your aunt thinks...2019-12-1932 minDrink For...Episode 26: The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996)Sometimes, when you drink Brugal by yourself, you discover great cinema. Such was the case this week with Renny Harlin's THE LONG KISS GOODNIGHT (1996), starring Geena Davis as an amnesiac ex-assassin and Sam Jackson as her gracious sidekick. Packed with awesome action set pieces, an easily-digestible plot and some top performances, I am still in awe that this isn't on more peoples' "Best Christmas Movie" lists. Maybe right that wrong, and turn it on this holiday season—you won't be disappointed. My drunk self was quite confident in loudly guaranteeing that. 2019-12-1227 minDrink For...Episode 25: Evolution (2001)Back into the closet of shame I go. This week, it's another solo episode where I desperately try to channel some nostalgia by watching Ivan Reitman's 2001 regular old movie, EVOLUTION. I mean, it's totally fine, but that's all I can really say about it. The film has a stellar cast, some decent comedy writing and some detailed gags, but the sum of those parts is, for me, decidedly mediocre. Which, again, is totally fine, just really really hard to talk about. So... why not listen to drunk me give it a shot?2019-12-0528 minDrink For...Episode 24: A View to a Kill (1985)Grace Jones, Christopher Walken and a near 60-year old 007—there is nothing more in life that I want. Home for Thanksgiving (who am I kidding, I live at home), I was able to persuade my wonderful and funny sister, Mollie into joining me to discuss the best film from 1985, John Glen's A View to a Kill. Was it a good idea to base my online film-writing persona around this gem? Probably not, but it certainly speaks to the state of that "career" today. 2019-11-2842 minDrink For...Episode 23: Aristotle's Plot (1996)The perfect end to another London adventure, the saddest man I know (you guessed it, it's Labeja) and I set our sights on Jean-Pierre Bekolo’s ARISTOTLE’S PLOT. One of the finest films about films, it was the number one takeaway from the year-long, and very expensive master’s degree I did in 2018. It’s just that good. And it’s available for free on Vimeo, so you should go watch it. And then listen to Labeja and I talk drunkenly about it, buy yourself some hot booze, and watch it again.2019-11-2137 minDrink For...Episode 22: Army of Darkness (1992)Groovy.... For the finale of horror October, yes I know it's November 14th, I sit down with Alex Robertson AKA DJ Velvet Thunder to discuss the conclusion(?) of Sam Raimi's Evil Dead trilogy, Army of Darkness (1992). An immense film in terms of both scope and delicious delicious horror-comedy, this was a delightful little high note in my month long adventure. Despite being in a band called 'Boom Stick,' Alex had never seen Army of Darkness, so being his conduit to this practical effects treasure, was my... pleasure.2019-11-1436 minDrink For...Episode 21: Microwave Massacre (1983)Third time's a charm. After a disappointing showing on CLUE (1985), and a cathartic venture into chaos with FADE TO BLACK (1980), it was this week's film and this week's guests that proved to be my salvation. A.P. Clarke (director of APOCALYPSE OF THE BLOOD FREAK and host of The Lost Cat Podcast) and Dr. George Crosthwait (fan of the show and budding Don DeLillo impersonator) join me to discuss one of the finest bad films I've ever seen. With a perfectly deadpan Jackie Vernon and dialogue written by madmen, MICROWAVE MADNESS is just one of those things that's impossible...2019-11-0756 minDrink For...Episode 20: Fade to Black (1980)The blight from Episode 19.9 hanging thickly in the air, friends Labeja Kodua Okullu and Ian Mantgani join me to persevere over the cursed drink. We failed. Recording hours of painful, yet touching self-examination, there was only about 14 minutes of salvageable film talk. Deciding to reconvene, hungover and raw, we somberly recorded an addendum to our chat, tying up loose ends and correcting intoxicated errors from the previous night. What remains is a decent recap of a film that is nothing more than perfectly fine. Three men brought together by film to talk about a film about a man who...2019-10-3141 minDrink For...Episode 19.9: Clue (AKA My Own Personal Shame, 1985)This week's episode proved to be an embarrassing reminder of the dark side of any intoxicated adventure: sounding like a complete ass. For what was going to be episode 20, I decided on one of my all-time favorite films, Jonathan Lynn's 1985 murder mystery masterpiece, CLUE. Based on the board game of the same name (or of a different one if you live in not America), I was perhaps a little too excited for my own good. Whether due to stellar drinking rules, or the rushing back of fond memories, I consumed far more than was responsible, and recorded what I...2019-10-2410 minDrink For...Episode 19: The Love Witch (2016)As the year's best month continues, I venture into territory with which I am very familiar: Anna Biller's 2016 masterpiece, The Love Witch. Combining my twin loves for spookiness and sarcastic wit, Biller's unique film appeals to the very core of my being. No, seriously, this movie fucked me up. Listen for yourself, I'm a complete, babbling mess by the end. If I average .84 coherent thoughts per episode, this 19th instalment must be down damn close to zero. Even better than listening to this (not a high bar), why not just go watch The Love Witch? Do it.2019-10-1726 minDrink For...Episode 18: Tales from the Hood 2 (2018)Fresh off of a makeshift honeymoon, and back into the closet of shame, I battle a cold this week to bring you the first in a month-long series of horror-based boozers. Joined by DJ Shabbee Chic, and with hot toddies in hand(s), we explore the strange moral righteousness of Rusty Cundieff and Darin Scott's social-justice-anthology-horror (that is a lot of dashes). 2019-10-1045 minDrink For...Episode 17: American Wedding (2003)Big news this week, as guest DJ Shabbee Chic and I decide to get married. By way of an impromptu hen/stag-do, my favorite sad men Labeja Kodua Okullu and Ian Mantgani planned this special episode for us to become more-accustomed to American weddings. The film is utterly fine, if not an amber-frozen artifact of the early noughties, but the company? That's something that just can't be beat, brother. Love to all those who joined us on the day, both in person and digitally, none to deserters. Now I need to get back to our honeymoon. Goodbye. 2019-10-031h 01Drink For...Episode 16: Sometimes Art Makes Me MadYou know when you go into something with the best intentions? Well, this week, I think I tried that, and I know that I utterly failed. I suppose that’s the risk of drunkenly recording a podcast: you never know what you’re going to get. So this week’s episode is not really even about a film, it's about me getting angry when I think films are mean. Thankfully and as always, I can count on my man Labeja Kodua Okullu to deliver his usual brand of hopelessness in this week’s LABEJA'S SAD MAN SCENARIOS.2019-09-2642 minDrink For...Episode 15: Creep 2 (2017)Coming off the back of a very spooky Friday 13th/Full moon combo, I was in the mood to hit up some horror. Enter one of my favorite films from 2017, CREEP 2. Armed with only one drinking rule, I found myself delighted by this 78-minute wonder, and booze aside, could not have picked a more-perfect film for episode 15 (what does that mean? I don't know). Although I'm recording solo, back in the closet of shame, I'm actually not the saddest thing from this mid-September week, as I introduce a brand new segment from Labeja Kodua Okullu: LABEJA'S SAD MAN SCENARIOS. 2019-09-1933 minDrink For...Episode 14: Late Night (2019)After a strange week, I needed a pick-me-up: enter Nisha Ganatra's LATE NIGHT (2019). With an overall message of positivity in a world that can really suck sometimes, Mindy Kaling's script knows exactly what it is doing, despite her character's disarming charm. Sharing a great performance with Emma Thompson, the two women have a great chemistry that seems to have begun outside of the narrative, and has merely bled in to their onscreen world—brightened glances and smiling eyes abound. Is LATE NIGHT a cure for seasonal depression? Absolutely not, but it might distract you from it for 102 minutes, and wh...2019-09-1237 minDrink For...Episode 13: Solarbabies (1986)With filmmaker Ian Mantgani and poet Labeja Kodua Okullu by my side, I drink way too much mezcal and become infatuated by Alan Johnson's Solarbabies. Through the magic of hindsight, we discuss how someone as seemingly intelligent as Mel Brooks goes into debt making a film like this, why M. Bison makes for a triggering villain and how, sometimes, fake torture is worse for the stuntmen then their fantasy counterparts. Going deeper than any other trio has ever dared, we are now officially the world's foremost Solarbabies scholars (Scholarbabies), and will be publishing our first book on the subject...2019-09-051h 16Drink For...Episode 12: Sextuplets (2019)This week I'm joined by friend, journalist and politics-man Alex Schaffer, as we both discover the profound joys of modern Wayans. Is Sextuplets 20 years too late, or is it a timely reflection of current social stratification? Given how much we drank, I'd err on the side of the former, but who's to really say. Though pleasantly surprised by the quality of this absurd film, the meat of our conversation centered around the idea of Netflix as a kind of modern boredom insurance. A bit above our purview, sure, but a damn interesting topic at the time (we think).2019-08-2946 minDrink For...Episode 11: Television Special (Part 1)Life isn't all booze and movies, it's also got alcohol and television. This week, I turn away from the big screen to focus on the little one. Are movies really dead? Is this the golden age of television? My head still hurts from drinking, so I can't tell you if I answered these or any questions, but I will assume that the episode will be all the better for it. 2019-08-221h 01Drink For...Episode 10: The American Side (2016)This week I find myself on America's northern border, battered from the journey, and much more incoherent than my intrepid part 2 co-host, Doug (Doug does not have a surname, do not ask for it). With the anonymity of Jenna Ricker's Buffalo reflected by our own Doug, the convoluted no-placeness of THE AMERICAN SIDE comes right to the front of our intoxicated conversation. As this plucky detective story vies to bewilder us with one-liners and narrative twists, we find ourselves lost in the fray, dissecting this middle-of-the-road offering. Trying our best, we explore the artifice of cinema (drunk us did...2019-08-1551 minDrink For...Episode 9: White Chicks (2004)Having slunk back into the closet of shame, my mood cooled like summer into fall. Despite Keenen Ivory Wayans' uplifting and absurd film, I was unable to shake some nagging feelings, and decided to go on a rant that might eventually end identity bias in the film industry. What is identity bias? I don't know, but I can tell you that WHITE CHICKS is in contention for 'Best Film of 2004'. 2019-08-0838 minDrink For...Episode 8: Apocalypse of the Blood Freak (2019)This week's episode finds itself blessed by the worldwide premier of APOCALYPSE OF THE BLOOD FREAK. Part anthology, part socialist cry into the black hole of auteur theory, this film by first-time director A.P. Clarke (of The Lost Cat Podcast fame) is something all fledgling filmmakers should aspire to; proving once and for all, that a feature film is within your reach, you just have to be nice enough to grab it. Featuring the director himself, our esteemed colleague Dr. George Crosthwait and the lovely Zoë Anderson (aka DJ Shabbee Chic), we host a transcontinental episode that takes a...2019-08-011h 04Drink For...Episode 7: Brick (2005)Continuing my streak of special guests, I have old friend and fantastic writer, Dylan Moses Griffin with me talking about Rian Johnson’s Brick (2005). On a journey that saw perhaps one too many negronis, Dylan and I come full circle while discussing Johnson’s filmmaking, creativity and the (now dead) thing that brought us together: film criticism. 2019-07-2550 minDrink For...Episode 6.1: The Jazz Singer (1980) - More race stuffFuelled by alcohol, a boring film and the audacity of early-80's racism, Labeja and I continue our chat after the credits rolled on Episode 6. Nothing solved, nor, really discovered, this became a venting session and an opportunity to listen. Take a glimpse into the rabbit hole that opens when you combine booze, film and the enormous intelligence of an English gentleman. 2019-07-2220 minDrink For...Episode 6: The Jazz Singer (1980)While I am back in the closet of shame this week, the good news is that I am joined by that most illustrious drinker from last week's episode, Labeja Kodua Okullu. The bad news? This week's episode is about Neil Diamond's The Jazz Singer remake from 1980—and if you're thinking to yourself "I'll bet Neil doesn't go full Al Jolson," you're damn wrong. Despite the film's moral, narrative and performance failings, Labeja and I manage to power through it (alcohol), and come out on the other side having conquered racism. While this might not be the best film of al...2019-07-1855 minDrink For...Episode 5: Rumble in the Bronx (1995)I have continued my streak out of that shameful closet, and, while still lost in the wilds of North London, recorded this week's monumental episode. Alongside friends Shabbee Chic of the T-One Collective, A.P. Clarke of the Lost Cat Podcast (it's on the internet, you can and should seek to find it there), Labjea Kodua of legendary drinking ability and the illustrious Dr. George Crosthwait, I wade into the familiar and comforting waters of Stanley Tong's Rumble in the Bronx. Going long on the history of action comedies, Don DeLillo and on-screen, full-frontal male nudity, this will likely...2019-07-1140 minDrink For...Episode 4: The Love Guru (2008)What better way to spend America's Independence Day than with a movie featuring a Canadian man who culturally appropriates the absolute shit out of an ex-English colony. Free from the confines of the closet of sorrow, I travel a great distance and enlist some real heroes to drink with me. Shabbee Chic (Zoë) and Velvet Thunder (Alex) from the illustrious T-One Collective brave blazing summer weather, an obnoxious podcast host and one of the most vile films of 2008 (or ever); all for some cheap booze and a couple of great radio plugs. We go deep on elephants, ice hockey a...2019-07-0549 minDrink For...Episode 3: Hisss (2010)This week, Jordan shamefully recoils into the dark recesses of the closet of shame to discuss a film that is anything but: Jennifer Lynch's 2010 "masterpiece" Hisss (with three s'es). A stunning misfire from all parties somehow manages to coagulate into a gross and malformed artifact of cinema, leaving its audience awestruck by campy brilliance. Complete with terrible Hindi dubbing, Irrfan Khan and the twisted serpentine sexuality that is Mallika Sherawat in a latex snake "tube", Hisss is not to be misssed.2019-06-2734 minDrink For...Episode 2: The Trap (2019)Back in the closet of shame this week, but I've brought a guest. The brilliant and audacious Zoë Anderson, aka DJ Shabbee Chic of the T-One Collective, joins me in my most private space to discuss what is likely the best film of 2019. Boozy iced teas in hand, we boldly venture into the depths of Netflix to deliver some meandering commentary and insightful blabbering; join us, we double-dog-dare you.2019-06-2050 minDrink For...Episode 1: Love on Delivery / King of Destruction (1994)In this inaugural episode I cannot resist the magnetic pull of Stephen Chow's legendary antics, and so, I must drink. Fans of Chow's Shaolin Soccer, Kung Fu Hustle, Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons and most importantly, The Mermaid will, probably, love this Netflix-available gem. Come along on this alcoholic journey into the depths of stupid comedy, outrageous set-pieces and drunken rambling—maybe you'll even have a good time. Film + booze + criticism + a crappy mic, these are all the best things, trust me. 2019-06-1343 min
The Jordan Harbinger Show211: Arthur Brooks | How Loving Your Enemies Can Save AmericaArthur Brooks (@arthurbrooks) is a social scientist, Washington Post columnist, president of the American Enterprise Institute, and author of Love Your Enemies: How Decent People Can Save America from the Culture of Contempt.
What We Discuss with Arthur Brooks:
Why happiness relies on being mindful of what you have right now instead of comparing yourself to others who have what you want.
A disheartening statistic: One in six Americans has stopped talking to a family member or close friend entirely because of politics.
How gratitude can be used as an anesthetic for contempt.
Why a healthy...2019-06-131h 39
Tending Your DreamsKaren Jordan—Finding Your Safe PlaceWhat happens when you lose your momentum? Life can change in a hurry, bringing your dreams to a screeching halt. It’s in these times, when we often need to find a safe place. In author, Karen Jordan’s case, her dream collided with her husband’s, when he retired. As she put it, “Their collision was more like a shipwreck.” Because of dealing with years of intensity in the job he was leaving, Karen’s husband was close to burn-out, he was chronically stressed, and wanted to do nothing more than go to a lake with his...2019-02-0830 min
Tending Your DreamsKaren Jordan the Power of StorytellingKaren Jordan, national speaker and published author of the book, Words That Change Everything, encourages others to tell their stories. Through personal experience, and her work with others as a writing instructor and speaker, Karen shows people how to tap into the healing power of writing, as she teaches them to tell the stories that matter the most. Karen tells of a young woman who sat in one of her classes. The woman had been the victim of long-term abuse, and over time, Karen helped the woman garner the courage to share her heart-rending story with the...2018-09-1226 min
The Agents of Change Digital Marketing PodcastHow to Succeed with Authenticity - Jordan HarbingerLearning how to successfully network, close a deal or even impress a prospective date takes finesse, strategy and confidence. But learning how to do all of that and maintain a personal authenticity is the key piece in the puzzle.
Confidence is not simply achieved from name dropping and talking cool, that’s just a mask. Nonverbal communication goes a long way when it comes to exuding your confidence, such as how you carry yourself when you enter a room, and turning all of the attention on you.
Jordan Harbinger has made a ca...2015-02-1822 minThe Agents of Change Digital Marketing PodcastThe Art of Charm with Jordan HarbingerHave you ever been to a networking event and witnessed someone truly working the room with such ease that it left you feeling envious? How about just wishing you were better at starting up conversations with people in general?
With the right tools you can learn how to leverage the power of social dynamics and psychology and use this to gain the respect of your peers, win friends, excel at networking and maybe even get the girl of your dreams.
Jordan Harbinger started a career as a lawyer before becoming a soc...2015-02-1129 min