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People StuffDan and Michael Are a Little Stressed (With Michelle Rensel): Stress, Snacks, and Mild Emotional Collapse.Stress isn’t just biology—it’s culture, symbols, expectations, and the stories we tell ourselves. This week Dan and Michael are joined by UCLA’s Dr. Michelle Rensel to unpack why Americans are so stressed, why hunters get buck fever, why high-schoolers are spiraling, and why self-discipline has become a competitive sport.We dig into social prescribing, predator-prey symbolism, the high-wire act of modern work, and whether our bodies are betraying us or sending a message we should finally listen to.Chapters00:00 — Intro02:30 — What Stress Actually Is06:10 — Fresh Hell: Doctors Prescribing Parties1...
2025-12-0957 minPeople StuffDan and Michael Talk Sports (with John Florio): Sports, Scandals & the Gods of the GameThis week, Dan and Michael welcome writer and sports scholar John Florio to dig into America’s real religion: sports. We cover the rise of prop bets, whether athletes can ethically nudge a stat or two, why AI-powered officiating is killing the pathos of the bad call, and how youth sports became an arms race disguised as “character building.”Along the way, we detour through Birkin bag lawsuits, Tommy John surgery, the death of knuckleballing, and the eternal question: Can you force your kid to play sports without turning into a meritocratic ghoul?As always: we’re...
2025-12-0255 minPeople StuffDan and Michael Ruin the Economy (feat. Steve Black): Car-price delusion, medieval rec letters, and the AI rat with the huge penis.We’re joined by Steve Black, linguistic and medical anthropologist at Georgia State University, whose work spans ethics, care, Zulu gospel choirs, Indigenous youth in Costa Rica, and global health discourse.In this episode:🚗 Why millennials think a new car should cost exactly $30k🧮 Inflation as a vibe, not a natural law👑 Letters of recommendation: the medieval patronage system we somehow still use🏛️ First-generation students & the unwritten rules of academia🤖 Why academic publishing is drowning in AI slop (and rat genitals)🧑💼 How to quit your job without burning your wh...
2025-11-2559 minPeople StuffDan and Michael Take a Punch (with Scott Freeman): Violence, Horses, Billionaires, and SwordsThis week on People Stuff, Dan and Michael explore humanity’s oldest problem: people hitting other people and calling it “order.” Joined by anthropologist Scott Freeman, we talk violence, enclosure, billionaires, medieval sword fights, and the enduring smugness of horses.Featuring:Horse violence as a disciplinary technologyThe Enclosure Movement, Marx, and why Madonna legally can’t stop you rambling through her estateCorporal punishment, pacifism paradoxes, and why People Stuff is firmly against child-beating but open to beating adults who think child-beating is fineBillionaire term limits (ten years an...
2025-11-181h 09People StuffDan and Michael Are Not Your Type: Corporate astrology, MBTI madness, and the myth of the measurable selfAre you a “blue brain,” a “Phoebe,” or just a person trying to do your job?This week on People Stuff, Dan and Michael dig into the strange afterlife of psychological typing — from Jungian archetypes to workplace “whole brain” seminars and gifted testing for seven-year-olds. Why do employers, schools, and BuzzFeed quizzes all want to turn us into caricatures of ourselves?They’ll also diagnose Peter Thiel’s end-times theology, dismantle the eugenic logic of IQ tests, and fix the entire school admissions system (again). Plus, a listener wonders: if your friend only speaks in Sex and the City quote...
2025-11-1158 minPeople StuffDan and Michael Eat Too Much (feat. Saanchi Shah) — Paleo Panic, Raw Meat Bros & The Golden Toilet HeistAre we what we eat? Should kale be a personality? Why are men suddenly shoveling raw beef into their mouths like feral crossfit raccoons? This week anthropologists Dan and Michael interview genetic counselor + legitimate adult Saanchi Shah, who tries to offer actual wisdom while the hosts spiral into food-based existentialism.Topics include:Paleo diets and why “we stopped evolving after the Ice Age” is terrible scienceWhen gardening becomes prepping and prepping becomes a personalityThe gym bro committed to 100% raw meat, 0% critical thoughtThe stolen 18-karat gold toilet name...
2025-11-0457 minPeople StuffDan and Michael Are Definitely Out of Place: Why Some Places Feel Wrong, Why Seats Matter, and Why the Dead Deserve SpaceThey tackle listener questions about what it means to feel out of place:Why do perfect towns feel fake and claustrophobic?Why do we always sit in the same seat?And should you really avoid walking on a grave?Along the way, they explore how humans build belonging through repetition, ritual, and spatial order — and how those same habits can make us feel trapped, haunted, or just plain weird.Plus: Dan fixes superheroes (they’re fascists), Michael defends ghosts, and everyone learns something about the anthropology of being uncomfortable.
2025-10-2853 min
Did She REALLY Say That?!Empowering Teams for Success: Hire, Inspire, and ProsperEpisode SummaryIn this engaging episode of "Did She Really Say That?", host Katrina van Oudheusden dives deep with renowned business development expert, Andrea Bullard. They explore transformative strategies for building successful turnkey businesses, particularly in the financial advisory industry. Listeners will gain insights into creating high-performing teams, reclaiming time, and enjoying peace of mind through effective business systems and leadership.Key Discussion PointsThe Role of Vision: Andrea emphasizes the importance of having a big, audacious vision for your business, which serves as the foundation for growth and innovation.Building...
2025-10-2250 minPeople StuffDan and Michael Sweep it Under the Rug: The Anthropology of Dirt and DisorderDan and Michael tackle questions about:🧹 A Zen priest frustrated by a fellow monk’s bad cleaning habits💰 Whether kids should get paid for chores🏚️ How to love a hoarder parent without losing your mindPlus, in Fixing Shit, Michael fixes Congress by bringing back pork barrel spending (seriously). Along the way, they dust off some anthropological wisdom from Mary Douglas, talk about pollution, capitalism, and the importance of returning your grocery cart.It’s messy, philosophical, and deeply funny—just the way we like it. Takeaways
2025-10-2151 minPeople StuffDan and Michael Raise Someone Else’s Kid: Communal Parenting, Gender Panic, and Imaginary FriendsWhen (if ever) should you intervene with someone else’s child?Why American parenting anxiety looks bizarre cross-culturallyAka childhood autonomy, Japanese errand culture, and European stroller normsTikTok detectives and the collapse of “mind your own business”Gender identity, performativity, and why pink tea parties won’t destroy societyJudith Butler, trans theory, and early childhood gender developmentWhy you don’t actually control your kids’ socializationImmigration panic, economic amnesia, and xenophobia with spreadsheetsImaginary friends, ancestors, tricksters, and why your kid might no...
2025-10-1457 minPeople StuffDan and Michael go to Therapy: AI therapists, broken psychology, and the long history of trying to fix ourselvesTopics🔹 Why men are turning to ChatGPT for emotional advice🔹 The death of partying — and what it says about American loneliness🔹 Can you separate baseball from capitalism?🔹 What shamans and therapists actually have in commonSound bites"Alcohol is a social lubricant.""Fandom is about shared suffering.""Psychology can't critique society."TakeawaysPsychology often prioritizes individual adjustment over societal critique.The decline of social gatherings among young Americans is alarming.Alcohol serves as a social lubricant, facilitating interactions.Chatbot t...
2025-10-0750 minPeople Stuff[ENCORE] Dan and Michael Get AbductedIn this episode of People Stuff, Dan and Michael discuss and/or are informed by:“Unsinkable” by Daniel Mendelsohn https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2012/04/16/unsinkable-titanic-iceberg“Removing Knowledge” by Peter Galison https://dash.harvard.edu/server/api/core/bitstreams/7312037c-4c4a-6bd4-e053-0100007fdf3b/content“On the Phenomenology of Giant Puppets Broken windows, imaginary jars of urine, and the cosmological role of the police in American culture” by David Graeber https://davidgraeber.org/articles/on-the-phenomenology-of-giant-puppets-broken-windows-imaginary-jars-of-urine-and-the-cosmological-role-of-the-police-in-american-culture/“The Bridge [Broen på dansk]” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bridge_(2011_TV_series)
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2025-10-0257 minPeople Stuff[ENCORE] Dan and Michael Get SpookedDan and Michael discuss:Living Right: Far Right Youth Activists in Contemporary Europe by Agniezska PasiekaThe Nazi Seizure of Power: The Experience of a Single German Town 1922-1945 by William Allen Sheridan: https://archive.org/details/naziseizureofpow0000alle_m2p7The Jersey Devil: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jersey_DevilThe Sopranos e3 ep11, "Pine Barrens:" https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0705272/What We Do in the Shadows: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7908628/
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2025-09-301h 02People StuffDan and Michael Ponder The Human Condition: Are We Individuals or Just Social Mush?Why do we feel like unique snowflakes when anthropology keeps insisting we’re mostly social slush? In this GSU-inspired bonus episode, we take on three very big questions from Professor Steve Black’s Intro to Anthro class in Atlanta:1. Are humans individuals or societies?A tour through Lévi-Strauss, Marx, language as a shared hallucination, and the soul-destroying statistical powers of Pierre Bourdieu. Also: Dan plays a medieval knight facing a bridge troll; Michael slanders anthropology’s early “culture and personality” era.2. Why do human children stick around so long?Brains take forever to cook. Bu...
2025-09-2521 minPeople Stuff[ENCORE] Dan and Michael Go To IkeaSwedish Design by Keith Murphy can be found here: Swedish Design by Keith M. Murphy | Paperback | Cornell University PressRabelais and His World by Mikhail Bakhtin can be found here: Rabelais and His World by Mikhail Bakhtin | MIT PressFind all things People Stuff at: https://www.people-stuff.com/
That’s it for this week’s People Stuff — the show where two anthropologists try (and sometimes fail) to make sense of people.If you’ve got a question, a dilemma, or just something de...
2025-09-2346 minPeople StuffDan and Michael Are Not Into Instagramming Their FoodIn this episode, Dan and Michael discuss, or are informed by:Veblen, T. (1899). The Theory of the Leisure Class .
That’s it for this week’s People Stuff — the show where two anthropologists try (and sometimes fail) to make sense of people.If you’ve got a question, a dilemma, or just something deeply weird about humanity you’d like us to unpack, send it our way at people-stuff.com CreditsProduced by Gabe BullardMusic by The Endless BummerArt by Siobhan Hene...
2025-09-1605 minPeople StuffDan Has a Programming NoteDan gives an update on the end of Season 1 and previews what to expect in Season 2 of People Stuff. A big thanks to those of you who submitted questions! Expected to hear your questions and our answers in the upcoming season.
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2025-09-1501 minPeople StuffDan and Michael Park a Car (and Other Suburban Taboos)This week, Dan and Michael investigate suburban car psychosis and the anthropology of asphalt.Why do normal people turn feral over parking spaces?What makes ride-sharing feel both convenient and morally icky?And how exactly did Elon Musk turn the Hyperloop into the most expensive metaphor for magical thinking?Plus, Michael explains why gifts are actually acts of aggression, Dan redesigns public drinking laws, and both agree that walking remains America’s most banned activity.📍Topics include:– The anthropology of parking rage– Ride-sharing and privatized public goods– Elon Musk a...
2025-09-0945 minPeople StuffDan and Michael Heard it through the Grapevine | Urban Legends, Rumors, and Why Politicians Talk Like MarketersEver wondered why people still warn you to check your kids’ Halloween candy for razor blades — even though it’s never actually happened?Or why politicians say, “a lot of people are saying…” when they clearly made it up?In this week’s episode, Dan and Michael Heard It Through the Grapevine, our resident anthropologists dig into how rumors, myths, and moral panics shape our everyday lives.They unpack the folklore behind Halloween candy scares, explore how gossip and political speech both rely on indirect attribution, and dive into what it means when your suburban neighborhood s...
2025-09-0257 minPeople StuffDan and Michael Destroy Democracy: Tech Kings, High School Elections, and the Tyranny of Tote BagsKey Themes and Topics:The decline of democracy and rise of tech authoritarianismCurtis Yarvin and the myth of the “CEO monarch”Liberal democracy vs. fascist aestheticsStudent politics and the mirror of national electionsOrganizational governance and consensus decision-makingAirline inequality and the anthropology of travelHumor, politics, and why anthropology still matters KeywordsWhy democracy feels broken in 2025What is Curtis Yarvin’s neo-monarchism?Funny political podcast about democracyAnthropology meets politic...
2025-08-2657 min
Bloomberg TalksFormer St. Louis Fed President Jim Bullard Talks Basis PointsFormer Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard, a contender for the next US central bank chief, called for a percentage point of interest-rate cuts this year, with scope to do more in 2026. He speaks on the sidelines of the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium with Bloomberg's Tom Keene, Annmarie Hordern and Michael McKee.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2025-08-2322 minPeople StuffDan and Michael Get Abducted: UFOs, Body Doubles, and the Weird Ways We Explain the UnexplainableThis week on People Stuff:What Fresh Hell: “Unsinkable” — Dan on Titanic déjà vu and the myth of technology.Question 1: UFOs, drone swarms, and why mystery still matters.Question 2: Body doubles, tacit knowledge, and classroom conspiracies.Fixing Shit: Dan fixes “ostracism.” Could democracy use a reboot?Question 3: True crime, Pacific Northwest serial killers, and paranoia.💬 Got a question for Dan and Michael? Leave a voice memo or message at https://www.people-stuff.com/ In this episode of People Stuff, Dan and Michael discuss and/or a...
2025-08-1957 minPeople StuffDan and Michael are not That Into Labels: Why naming things is both anthropology and chaos managementThis week on People Stuff, Dan and Michael wrestle with the fine art of naming—bars, gun clubs, and even your long-lost festival alter ego. What’s in a name, really? Turns out, quite a lot of cultural baggage, generational anxiety, and maybe a touch of nostalgia-induced regression.From a bar named Stacy’s Mom (a terrible idea, we all agree) to a gun club trying to rebrand itself into a “Second Amendment Tactical Brigade,” this episode digs into why naming things feels so loaded—and how those labels shape who we are. Along the way, Dan and Michael...
2025-08-1250 minPeople StuffDan and Michael Learn a Trade: College, Craft, and the Cult of WorkThis week on People Stuff, Dan and Michael get their hands dirty—literally and intellectually.💥 They tackle the big questions:Should you go to college or learn a trade?What’s it really like working in a modern factory?Why are oil field jobs impossible to fill (and even harder to keep)?Along the way, they talk about:The myth of “college as transformation”How AI is reshaping universities (and cheating’s golden age)The decline of unions and the lost art of solidarity
2025-08-051h 00People StuffDan and Michael Touch Grass: Social media, crypto wages, and a house with 13 doors walk into a podcastThis week on People Stuff, anthropologists Dan and Michael get their hands dirty with the real weirdness of modern life — from politicians oversharing on social media to waiters wanting crypto paychecks to a man who just keeps adding doors to his house.We’re asking the big questions:Should politicians be more boring online?Is crypto a union-busting fever dream?How many doors are too many doors to the spirit realm?And can you really fix vaccine hesitancy with darts and cash?Along the way, Dan and Mich...
2025-07-2954 min
Sounds GoudaPackers INSIDER REPORT: Day 1 & 2 Camp Battles & Standouts with special guest Eli Berkovits!EXCLUSIVE Day 1 & 2 Training Camp Intel! Eli Berkovitz joins us fresh from Green Bay with SHOCKING position switch news, rookie standouts, and position battle updates that will blow your mind! Bo Melton wearing #16 and playing cornerback?! Plus Matthew Golden's INSANE speed has defenders struggling to stay in the same area code! TRAINING CAMP NEWS:Bo Melton SWITCHES to cornerback - 30-40% chance he makes roster!Matthew Golden nicknamed "The Bullet" - fastest player Eli's ever seenSavion Williams could be a "massive star" - gazelle-like athleticismMarshawn Lloyd 35-yard TD run has everyone buzzingAnthony Belton CHARGES fans, rips helmet off on Day 1...
2025-07-2635 minPeople StuffDan and Michael Refuse:Why We Say No — to Politics, Vaccines, and TamalesTimestamps:00:00 – Intro: What is People Stuff?02:00 – What Fresh Hell: Baseball cards, blind packs, and CT scanners08:00 – Question 1: Politics, podcasts, and the red-pill relationship20:00 – Question 2: Anti-vaxx cousins and the anthropology of purity and danger34:00 – Fixing Shit: How to fix college admissions (spoiler: lotteries)44:00 – Question 3: Food, family, and why your boyfriend refuses tamales56:00 – Outro: Fake sponsors & final thoughtsIn this episode, Dan and Michael discuss:Imagined Communities by Benedict AndersonUnderstanding Media by Marshall McLuhanAmusing Ourselves to Death by Neil Postma...
2025-07-221h 10People StuffDan and Michael Get Spooked: The Anthropology of Fear and Other Modern HauntingsHighlightsThe cultural power of brutal honesty in hiring (and why job posts should repel as much as they attract).Vampires as symbols of modern alienation and eternal cool.Fascism as a false cure for loneliness and economic despair.Monsters as mirrors of humanity’s deepest fears and longings.A defense of national parks and public lands.Segment Breakdown00:00 – Intro: Brutal honesty and vampire week preview06:00 – What Fresh Hell: The war on empathy12:00 – Question 1: “Can I be a vampire?”27:00 – Question 2: “W...
2025-07-151h 02
This Week in Real Estate with Jonathan Harmon & Bryan NaleSpecial Guest Michael Shirley Joins the Show to Speak About Plan RutherfordJoin Jonathan Harmon this week as he holds down the fort on "This Week in Real Estate," joined by special guest Michael Shirley, co-owner of Family Pet Health and member of the Rutherford County Roads Commission. They dive into the Plan Rutherford grand plan for the local growth of Rutherford County! These changes will be impacting real estate and future trends to watch out for here in Rutherford County. Don't miss their insights on this week's market movers, pro-tips, and a surprising "Yes…this is Real" moment from the world of real estate. A big th...
2025-07-1159 minPeople StuffSeason 1 TrailerIn season 1 of People Stuff, Dan and Michael take on CAT scans for baseball cards, stupidity, college admissions, pompous assholes, unionization, the Bakersfield restaurant scene, and much, much, much more. Season 1 of People Stuff will be available in early July.
That’s it for this week’s People Stuff — the show where two anthropologists try (and sometimes fail) to make sense of people.If you’ve got a question, a dilemma, or just something deeply weird about humanity you’d like us to unpack, send it our way at people-stuff.com Credits
2025-07-0201 min
Radical Joy with James BullardNo Such Thing as Coincidence: A Spell of Story, Survival & SoulWhere fantasy heals, storytelling saves, and joy conjures community In this episode of Radical Joy, James sits down with author and performer Diontey Michael to talk tall tales, fierce feelings, and the power of building magical worlds where everyone belongs. Diontey’s debut novel, Blood of the Fae, is a rich, high-fantasy adventure filled with witches, shifters, and vampires—all centered around characters of color. It’s bold, Black, and book one in a series that promises even more magic to come.Together, they explore how escapism can be healing, why representation matters in every re...
2025-06-1351 min
Changing The Industry PodcastEpisode 216 - Can You Achieve High Performance Through Coaching with Cecil Bullard and Michael SmithDon't get to the end of this year wishing you had taken action to change your business and your life.Click here to schedule a free discovery call for your business: https://geni.us/IFORABEDon't miss an upcoming event with The Institute: https://geni.us/InstituteEvents2026Shop-Ware gives you the tools to provide your shop with everything needed to become optimally profitable.Click here to schedule a free demo: https://info.shop-ware.com/profitabilityTransform your shop's marketing with the best in the automotive industry, Shop Marketing Pros!...
2025-05-121h 15
People StuffDan and Michael Go To Ikea: Love, Death, and Flat-Pack FurnitureSegmentsWhat Fresh Hell:Michael wonders: what exactly is a tariff, and why do they matter? Dan breaks down the economics, politics, and psychological weirdness behind trade policy — and why tariffs might say more about national insecurity than global economics.The IKEA Question:A listener writes in after an IKEA trip threatens to end their relationship. Dan and Michael unpack what IKEA really is — a “heterotopia” where ideal homes and impossible standards collide — and how the store functions as a modern carnival of domestic fantasy. Can any couple survive the maze of Swedish design and...
2025-05-0846 min
The Michael Dukes ShowThursday 4/24/25 | Matt Bullard HEA | Stacey Shultz Homer FoundationToday we're a bit peninsula centered as we talk again with Matt Bullard, who has a vision for HEA down in Homer and is running for the board in hour one. Then in hour two we'll be joined for a bit by Stacey Shultz who's with the Homer Foundation, telling us about their mission and what they do.
2025-04-241h 54
The Michael Dukes ShowMonday 3/31/25 | Headlines, discussions | HEA candidate Matt BullardToday we'll cover headlines, including what's happening with Mt Spurr, the AKLEG and more. Then in hour two we'll talk with HEA candidate Matt Bullard about his candidacy and the new rate increase announced this week.
2025-03-311h 59
Cents and Sensibility: the Inflation Guy PodcastEp. 128: Will Wildfires Change the Inflation Trajectory?It's 2025, and the Inflation Guy - like inflation itself, actually - is not yet dead. After a one-month hiatus, he kicks off the new year with a quick review of the current state of affairs and then addresses the question of whether the catastrophic California wildfires will help push inflation higher. It isn't as if that is the most-important thing to think about, when it comes to those fires - but it is worth thinking about all of the implications of large-scale disasters.
ERRATUM- IG refers to Bullard. Brain freeze. He meant Waller, a current member of...
2025-01-0929 minCents and Sensibility: the Inflation Guy PodcastEp. 128: Will Wildfires Change the Inflation Trajectory?It's 2025, and the Inflation Guy - like inflation itself, actually - is not yet dead. After a one-month hiatus, he kicks off the new year with a quick review of the current state of affairs and then addresses the question of whether the catastrophic California wildfires will help push inflation higher. It isn't as if that is the most-important thing to think about, when it comes to those fires - but it is worth thinking about all of the implications of large-scale disasters.
ERRATUM- IG refers to Bullard. Brain freeze. He meant Waller, a current member of...
2025-01-0929 min
急診醫學會了沒ICEM 2024 – Father of Emergency Medicine in Taiwan: Dr. Michael Bullard's Journey and Impact【ICEM 2024】When discussing the establishment of the emergency medicine specialty in Taiwan, we must mention the distinguished grandfather Dr. Michael Bullard from Canada who played a pivotal role. Initially seeking international experience, he was invited to Taiwan and crossed the ocean to arrive here. In an era when the Chang Gung medical system did not have an emergency medicine specialty, he faced the challenge of breaking down misconceptions from various departments to establish the work system and specialty training for emergency medicine. In this episode, we take a historical look back at the origins and development of the emer...
2024-12-0427 min
Students of DesignMichael Fugoso – Quantity vs. Quality, Design School, and Pirate Code – Ep15Michael (aka Fugstrator) is an "illustrator who illustrates with design principles." He's the "People's Homie"—I made that up—and is a Senior Design Evangelist for Next Gen Creative Pros at Adobe. We all love his work, and I'm jealous of all the "space stuff" he creates. He's worked with aerospace clients like NASA, Blue Origin, Boeing, and other big companies like IBM, Oracle, and Skillshare—AND he's been on some of the biggest stages in the industry, like Adobe MAX. Tune in for a talk about getting expelled from college, living by the Pirate Code, and speaking to a crow...
2024-11-061h 05
The Just Security PodcastPersons with Disabilities, the Slave Trade, and International LawFor five years, Christopher Smith, a man with intellectual disabilities, was forced to work 100 hours per week at a South Carolina restaurant without pay. Smith faced verbal and physical abuse at the hands of his employer. Around the world, persons with disabilities like Smith face many modern forms of enslavement, from forced labor and begging to sexual exploitation and imprisonment by caregivers. While some of these crimes are prosecuted through national court systems, international criminal law can also play an important role in promoting accountability for grave crimes, including the crime of the slave trade. The Prosecutor o...
2024-10-2527 min
Students of DesignJason Craig – “Mind the Gap,” Working for Yourself, and Selling Chicken Bones – Ep10Jason is an independent Senior Graphic Designer, Illustrator, and Muralist in Augusta, Georgia. This guy's been through the trenches and has worked at 24-hour sign shops, agencies, and everything in between. Even though he's worked with HBO, Nike, and the Atlanta Braves—Jason doesn't shy away from working with the local burger joint or the hardware store down the road. Small businesses are a part of his DNA. Tune in for a talk about recognizing opportunities, building trust with your clients, and genuine Augusta chicken bones. You can find Jason's work on his website, follow @jasonthe29th on Instagram, an...
2024-08-281h 05
Stage Door PodcastEp 14 - Ryan GonzalesEver wonder what it's like to step back into a beloved role? Tori and Eliza catch up with Ryan Gonzales as they return to Washington Heights as Usnavi, stepping back into a role that’s both a challenge and a source of deep fulfilment. They also dive into their iconic run in Moulin Rouge, where they slayed in Vogue, and discuss the casting shifts happening in Australia. Plus, get the scoop on their upcoming trip to Neverland with the Australian premiere of Peter and the Starcatcher. This episode is packed with raucous stage stories and insider insights you won’t wa...
2024-08-261h 00
Students of DesignOen Michael Hammonds – User-Centered Stories, Mentorships, and Readability – Ep6Oen is a Distinguished Design Executive at IBM. He's also held titles like Visual Designer, Creative Director, and Design Principal. However, at his core, Oen is a Designer, an Advocate, and an Educator. He's served on several AIGA Boards, is recognized as a FELLOW by AIGA Austin, and has taught at Austin Community College for over 15 years. I met him in 2010 while he was my Portfolio Development Instructor. You can connect with and follow Oen on LinkedIn and see work samples on his website, visualnotepad.org.Questions for this interview.Can you give us a quick...
2024-07-0347 minStage Door PodcastEp 100! With Sheridan AdamsIn this, our 100th episode, Tori and Eliza are joined by Australia's favourite Wicked Witch of the West, the delightful Sheridan Adams - the sweetest human to have ever gone green! Dive into her audition journey for Wicked, the joy of the musical theatre community, the excitement of being a musical fangirl working in the industry, her hopes for the future, and much more. This episode is a magical ride through the world of theatre with a truly enchanting guest! 🔗 Make sure to stay up to date with Sheridan and get tickets to 'Wicked': @sher...
2024-07-0145 minStage Door PodcastS5 Ep 9 - Lucy MaunderIn this week's episode Tori and Eliza sit down with the incredible Lucy Maunder to discuss her sensational role as Roxie Hart in the current Australian tour of Chicago. They explore Lucy's early start in the arts, the balancing act of performing and touring while being a mum, her dream roles, and so much more. Tune in for an episode filled with passion, insight, and inspiration from one of Australia's finest performers!🔗 Make sure to stay up to date with Lucy and get tickets to 'Chicago': @lucymaunder and chicagomusical.com.au/tickets/sydney/🎧...
2024-06-1726 min
Diet ScienceNatural Ways to Boost GLP-1 Without the DrugsGlucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) is a hormone naturally produced in the intestines during meals. It helps regulate blood sugar and weight by increasing insulin, slowing stomach emptying, and promoting fullness. Medications like Ozempic® and Wegovy® mimic the effects of GLP-1 but can be expensive and have unpleasant side effects. Listen in this week as Dee explores research on foods and probiotics that naturally boost GLP-1, offering similar benefits without the high costs and side effects.References:De Silva, A., & Bloom, S. R. (2012). Gut hormones and appetite control: A focus on PYY and GLP-1 as therapeutic targets in...
2024-06-1010 minStage Door PodcastS5 Ep 7 - Ziggy ResnickIn this week's episode Tori and Eliza chat with the dynamic Ziggy Resnick. Together they dive into “The Eisteddfod” by Lally Katz with discussions on sibling dynamics, Ziggy’s journey of self-discovery, and the parts of oneself one might sacrifice for art. Learn about the unique rehearsal process, and the dual challenges of producing and acting in a show. This episode is packed with thought-provoking insights and behind-the-scenes stories!🔗 Make sure to stay up to date with Ziggy and get tickets to 'The Eisteddfod': @ziggyresnick and https://www.oldfitztheatre.com.au/the-eisteddfod🎧 Follow the po...
2024-05-2049 min
Isfet Archives: A Mythic Audio DramaEp14: New LeadsSeptember and Hastings begin their research in the Chronicler Archives. Detective Bullard follows up with a couple of new leads. Marcus’s last vision becomes a reality.Hastings is voiced by Adam Culbertson.Emily Swanson is voiced by Tisha Zang.September is voiced by Richard Collins.Amber Lang is voiced by Nari Kwak.Detective George Bullard is voiced by Anthony Kinney.Detective Davis is voiced by Glenn Michael Saxton.Contra Operator is voiced by Helen Edgar.Marcus Baker is voiced by Nico Rodriguez.The Shifter is voiced by Stitch Mayo.
2024-04-2438 minStage Door PodcastS5 Ep 5 - Movie MusicalsIn todays episode Tori and Eliza are joined by everyone's favourite theatre nerd Gareth Isaac to tackle their first Deep Dive of the season, Movie Musical Adaptations. Together they discuss the recent movie adaptation of Dear Evan Hansen and Means Girls, how movie musicals act as a gateway drug into theatre, their lack of promo as musicals and so much more!🎧 Follow the podcast on Instagram @stagedoorpod, and don't forget to leave a rating and review. Share your episode ideas via Instagram or email at ps.stagedoor.podcast@gmail.com.🎨...
2024-04-2249 min
Bloomberg Daybreak América LatinaBullard prevé tres recortes de tasas Fed; Los ricos se hicieron más ricos con AMLOLos bonos suben a la espera del dato de inflación del miércoles; James Bullard, ex presidente de la Fed de San Luis, sigue creyendo en tres recortes de tasas este año; HSBC decide salir de Argentina, y Michael O'Boyle, periodista de la oficina de Ciudad de México de Bloomberg News, explica por qué los ricos se hicieron más ricos en el gobierno de AMLO. Para leer la nota de Michael sobre los ricos en México: Mexico’s Billionaires Piled Up Riches as AMLO Raged Against Them - Bloomberg Para suscribirse...
2024-04-0905 minStage Door PodcastS5 Ep 3 - Madeleine WightonIn this weeks episode Tori and Eliza are joined by the human personification of sunshine Madeleine Wighton, a true beacon of light and life. Dive into empowering conversations about creating your own work, Mads' journey of writing, directing, producing, and starring in the heartwarming rom-com thriller 'Bernice', the vital role of mental health in the arts and so much more.Episode Trigger Warning: This episode contains conversations about mental health a suicide, timestamped: 25 mins - 30 minsMental Health Resources: Beyond Blue, Lifeline 13 11 14 , Support Act, Arts Wellbeing Collective🔗 Make sure to sta...
2024-03-2543 minStage Door PodcastS5 Ep 2 - Jacob SteenIn Today's episode Tori and Eliza chat with the sensational Jacob Steen, currently rocking the stage in Groundhog Day The Musical. 🎶 Dive into Jacob's unique journey into the musical theatre world, get tips on maintaining mental health in the industry, and hear about working alongside the legendary Andy Karl from the original Broadway cast of Groundhog Day.🔗 Follow Jacob and 'Groundhog Day' on Instagram:@jacobsteenn & @groundhogdayau🎟️ Grab your tickets at groundhogday.com.au and catch the magic before it leaves The Princess Theatre on April 20!🎧...
2024-03-1147 min
Berries & BladesWho Aims? The Player or the Slayer?A box-office BOMB, confusion between Kevin James and Kevin Smith, and Gerard Butler does what he does best. Join us for a conversation about Gamer (2009), a movie that gets almost everything wrong.In this episode, we share our thoughts about Gamer, a science fiction action movie from 2009 starring Gerard Butler and Michael C. Hall, and includes a mean-ass-looking Terry Crews. This movie is hard to defend, so we spend most of our time bashing it instead. We chat about the cinematography and actor performances and pay our respects to Ludacris. "I do feel you, my giant brother."...
2024-02-211h 06Isfet Archives: A Mythic Audio DramaEp11: MontanaSix months later, Emily continues to hide out with Hastings, September and Marcus. Emily continues to train with her powers, while Hastings and September begin to come up short with what to do next. Detective Bullard is still caught up on the Baker case and Emily Swanson’s current whereabouts.Support us on Patreon and get ad free episodes, bonus content, and access to the completed episodes of the current season. For the Binge tiers you get the full seasons of new shows on the premiere date if you don't want to wait for weekly episodes. (https://www.pa...
2024-01-2828 minStage Door PodcastS4 Ep 19 - David OuchOn this weeks episode we are joined by current cast member of the sensation Miss Saigon, David Ouch! Together we chat about all things theatre from David's Thuy debut, his original work, Moulin Rouge, and learning Muriels Wedding in less than a week!For more about David and 'Miss Saigon' check out their socials:@david.ouch or @misssaigonau on InstagramTickets are on sale now for Miss Saigon from the now until the 16th December at Her Majesty's Theatre Melbourne and will be off to Adelaide from the 2nd of Janua...
2023-11-3055 min
People over PlasticS4E3 - Rooted In Resistance (with environmental justice leaders Dr. Denae King, Michael McKenize, Patrice Simms, and Dr. Robert Bullard)Welcome to a special live episode of "All Eyes on the Gulf." Join us as we sit down with Dr. Denae King and Michael McKenzie, champions in the fight for climate justice. With Dr. King's expertise in environmental toxicology and McKenzie's educational and extensive research background, they take us on a personal journey from their early work to their current community-based environmental initiatives in Houston and beyond.
Recorded at the Bullard Center for Environmental and Climate Justice at Texas Southern University, this dynamic conversation moved our live audience, and now, it's your turn to be part of...
2023-11-1558 minStage Door PodcastEp 17 - Ava MadonOn this weeks episode we are joined by Ava Madon, current cast member of 'Venus & Adonis' with Sport for Jove at The Seymour Centre. Together we chat about all things from the rehearsal process to working on a play about Shakespeare that wasn’t written by the bard himself. It’s 1593. The plague has hit London. Theatres are closed, players out of work, houses bolted, people terrified by the touch of another’s skin, the breath of another’s air. Shakespeare, syphilitic and dangerously bored, publishes a scandalous response to the pestilence –an epic work about the very things lost to us...
2023-10-1342 min
Probing Ancient AliensProbing Gaia: 'Mystery Teachings - Accessing the Quantum Gap' w/ Dr. Theresa BullardWe dive back into the quantum realm with Ant-Man, the Wasp, Michael Douglas…and Dr. Theresa Bullard! She’s a pretty cool Ph.D. physicist who also is into new age/esoterica, and overall is a great asset to what SHOULD be science’s mission: explaining reality by exploring ALL the data, and not just sticking to old scientific dogma and making their data fit. We get into the real heady subject matter of quantum consciousness, and, as usual, Anthony Peake references abound as he continues to be the driving force behind tying all of this mind-warping stuff together while accomm...
2023-10-031h 39Stage Door PodcastEp 15 - Andy FreebornOn this weeks episode Andy Freeborn returns to the podcast to talk about their new Sydney Fringe Festival show "Everything Is Sh*t", an autobiographical cabaret of their personal childhood trauma, and journey to coming out. Together they discuss the creation of the show, their love of wine and award winning tour to Newcastle, accompanied with some live piano interludes from Andy themself!For more about Everything Is Sh*t check out their socials:@grdn_prty or @andyrfreeborn on Instagram Tickets for Everything Is Sh*t 12th-16th September at Cabaret...
2023-09-0839 minStage Door PodcastS4 Ep 13 - Saturday GirlsIn this week's episode Tori and Eliza are joined by director LJ Wilson and actor Lucy Burke to talk all things 'Saturday Girls' by Miranda Michalowski. Together they discuss the inspiration behind the show, the impact of social media on young people, the queer adolescent experience, what they hope audiences will get from the show and so much more! For more about Saturday Girls check out their socials:@saturdaygirls_play on InstagramTickets for 'Saturday Girls' 9th - 27th of August at Belvoir St Theatre To follow the podcast hea...
2023-08-1136 minStage Door PodcastS4 Ep 12 - Revivals Deep DiveJoin Tori and Gareth for the second Deep Dive of 2023 into the world of Broadway Revivals! Together they discuss the 2023 Tony revival season, the choice around doing revivals, celebrity castings, the Australian revival scene and so much more!To follow the podcast head to our Instagram @ps.stagedoorpodOr leave us a rate and review below. Let us know what you’d love to hear in our next episode via instagram or our email at ps.stagedoor.podcast@gmail.com. Created and Produced by Victoria Bullard & Eliza Vine...
2023-07-2143 minStage Door PodcastS4 Ep 10 - Liam HeadIn this week's double episode drop, Tori and Eliza are joined by the co-founder of The Head Bros, Liam Head. Together they discuss the recent success and creation of 10 Act Cabaret, Jagged Little Pill, and take a dive into Liam's experience on set for an upcoming feature film! For more about The Head Bros and Liam & Kyle Head check out their socials:@theheadbros_ on Instagram @liam_head on Instagram @kyleheadphotography on Instagram To follow the podcast head to our Instagram @ps.stagedoorpod Or leave us a rate...
2023-06-0941 minIsfet Archives: A Mythic Audio DramaEp05: The CrimeEmily struggles with the strange dreams, while a bank robbery happens a short distance away. Detective Bullard picks up another case but discovers a weird connection with a previous one.Support us on Patreon and get ad free episodes, bonus content, and access to the complete season of the show. For the Binge tiers you get the full seasons of new shows on the premiere date if you don't want to wait for weekly episodes. (https://www.patreon.com/CreativeTypo)Cast in order of appearance:Emily is Swanson is voiced by Tisha Zang. Marcus...
2023-04-2328 min
The Dad Edge PodcastNo Such Thing as a Bad Kid with Thaddeus BullardThaddeus Michael Bullard is an American college and retired professional football player and American professional wrestler better known as WWE Superstar Titus O’Neil. He is an accomplished athlete, global entertainer, philanthropist and author of the book “There’s No Such Things As A Bad Kid.” He grew up in poverty, labeled a “bad kid” who would be dead or in jail by the time he was 16, but people invested in him when they had nothing to gain in return. As a result, he graduated from the University of Florida with academic and athletic accolades. Bullard has made it his mi...
2022-12-0550 min
Number One With A BullardCover to CoverEvery so often, someone on Twitter posts the video for Alien Ant Farm’s cover of Michael Jackson’s “Smooth Criminal” and it goes somewhat viral.The comments tend to focus on the year the video dropped—2001. People marvel at how different times were 21 years ago, on the edge of the previous millennium.I think this is why the video spreads. If it were the song alone, then we’d likely see it ranked higher on streaming services. Instead, the clip catches on in places where people can collectively comment on it. And there’s a lot to comme...
2022-11-1112 min
Gone Fission Nuclear ReportS2E28 Gone Fission Nuclear Report - 09/12/22 - Worker Safety: My Great-Grandfather Invented the Hardhat - Wells Bullard, CEO, The Bullard Co. and Tom Ludwig, Western Zone ManagerAsk any DOE environmental cleanup contractor what their top priority is, and you will undoubtedly get the same answer: SAFETY. It's written into procedures; It's preached; It's practiced, and for most workers it becomes second nature--a natural part of the way they perform at work. One key component of every safety culture is Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). In today's episode, we talk to two executives of The Bullard Company in Lexington, KY, a major supplier of PPE to DOE's environmental cleanup program. Edward W. Bullard, great-grandfather of Wells Bullard, the company's current CEO, has been installed in the National Inv...
2022-09-1246 min
Contract Teardown Show from Law InsiderWhy Do You Want A Service Level AgreementSubscription software companies whose entire business model relies on availability of service have good reason to contract service guarantees. Enter the Service Level Agreement, an accompaniment to a Master Service Agreement that specifically outlines services provided, how these are measured, and issue resolution. Listen as Michael Curylo, an L.A.-based lawyer working at the intersection of technology and entertainment, tears down the SLA for customer data platform Tealium. As Curylo says, while these contracts aren’t always necessary, they can do things the MSA can’t do to protect both parties and ensure their business relationship functions as it shou...
2022-05-1922 minInglewood Community Church PodcastSpirit: Earnestly DesirePastor Michael Bullard encourages us around what it means to earnestly desire spiritual gifts.
2022-03-2727 minInglewood Community Church PodcastSpirit: PresenceMichael Bullard encourages us that God wants to interact with us in a relaxed way from Genesis 3:8, and challenges us to think about what barriers we have that may stop us from interacting with Jesus.
2022-02-1335 minInglewood Community Church PodcastSpirit: Under the SurfacePastor Michael Bullard speaks on what is under the surface in our lives.
2022-02-0624 min
This Has No Point#3 - FAKE FANS Have No Point (with The Astronomers)This episode features midwest indie-pop duo/our talented friends The Astronomers. In this episode, Andrew and Abby reminisce on the time they met Shaquille O'Neal backstage at Milwaukee Summerfest this year. Then, hear the duo discuss the... not-so-ideal music fan with Michael Stensland and Ben Baker of The Astronomers.WATCH this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/sAwnnFe4FwUListen and follow The Astronomers:https://theastronomersmusic.com/https://instagram.com/theastronomers.music/MERCH: https://www.theastronomersmusic.com/storeSTREAM "BAD TYPE": https://found.ee/theastronomers_badtypeInstagram:https://instagram...
2021-12-0230 min
Slumber Party with Tim MurrayFavorite Sondheim Songs (w/ Michael Bullard)Tim's gay boyfriend Michael Bullard stops by to chat Tick, tick... Boom, House of Gucci and their favorite Sondheim songs of all time!
2021-12-0142 min
Contract Teardown Show from Law InsiderPartner Network Agreement with Michael BloomIn this episode of the Contract Teardown Show by Law Insider, law professor turned online educator, Michael Bloom, walks through the confidentiality section of Microsoft’s Partner Network Agreement. He balances a contract drafter’s desire to use broadly applicable principles with the need for precise language. So, let’s tear it down.
2021-11-1529 min
Before They Were FamousYungeen Ace | Before They Were Famous | Keyanta Bullard Biography & Story Behind "Who I Smoke"Only three years removed from dropping his breakthrough album “Life of Betrayal”, Florida rapper Yungeen Ace is ready to release the follow up to that project, “Life of Betrayal 2x”. Pair that with his viral and controversial hit single “Who I Smoke”, which has already earned nearly 30 Million views on YouTube, and it seems like Yungeen Ace is finally ready to take over the hip-hop game once and for all. It’s a remarkable turnaround for the young man who nearly died only a few years ago after getting caught in the middle of a deadly drive-by that took the lives of his c...
2021-09-2008 min
SAG-AFTRA Foundation ConversationsConversations with Michael Shannon (2016)Career Q&A with Michael Shannon on January 8, 2016. Moderated by Jenelle Riley, Variety.
Academy® Award nominee Michael Shannon is making his mark working with many of the industry's most honored talents and treading the boards in the world's most respected theatres.
With over forty roles in film, Shannon's credits include Siofra Campbell's thriller THE PRICE, Werner Herzog's SALT AND FIRE, Matthew M. Ross' FRANK & LOLA, Liza Johnson's ELVIS & NIXON, Peter Sollett's FREEHELD, Jeff Nichols' MIDNIGHT SPECIAL and TAKE SHELTER, John McNaughton's THE HARVEST, Jake Paltrow's THE YOUNG ONES, Zack Snyder's MAN OF STEEL, Ariel Vromen's THE...
2021-08-031h 14
The Rabble | Texas Politics for the Unruly MobWe play "Spin the Bottle" with the 87th Texas legislature (& Diana Gómez of Progress Texas & Mike Kanin of the Texas Observer)The 87th Texas legislature has yee'd its last haw, so we decided it was time for a slumber party game now that we can all actually sleep again. We invited Diana Gómez of Progress Texas and Mike Kanin of the Texas Observer to put on their jammies and join us for a (very chaste) game of Spin the Bottle. We determine which bills we'd like to make out with and which bills we wish got shoved in a locker or thrown in a dumpster or given an atomic wedgie. Also, mark your calendar for THIS Thursday, June 10 at 6:30p...
2021-06-071h 03
The Ewokk and JB ShowEwokk and JB Episode #6 Michael AllenEwokk and JB are joined by Michael Allen. Michael Allen is Vice President of Chicagoland Championship Wrestling and head interview man.
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2021-03-312h 30
Futility ClosetEugene Bullard Eugene Bullard ran away from home in 1907 to seek his fortune in a more racially accepting Europe. There he led a life of staggering accomplishment, becoming by turns a prizefighter, a combat pilot, a nightclub impresario, and a spy. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll tell Bullard's impressive story, which won him resounding praise in his adopted France. We'll also accidentally go to Canada and puzzle over a deadly omission. Intro: The melody of Peter Cornelius' "Ein Ton" is a single repeated note. Thomas Edison...
2021-03-0833 min
The Internet Says it’s TrueThe Black Swallow of Death: The Tale of Eugene Bullard (REBROADCAST of Episode 13)I’m taking a few weeks off from the podcast, and since it’s Black History Month, I wanted to take this opportunity to highlight a few of the stories that I’ve done that honor the contributions and legacies of Black Americans. This week I’m going back to the thirteenth episode of Tell Me What to Google. Here’s “The Black Swallow of Death: The Tale of Eugene Bullard”, originally broadcast on November 30 of 2020.
Not many Americans know about the first black fighter pilot, Eugene Bullard. He was one of the most decorated War Heroes in France, foug...
2021-02-1515 min
The Climate PodClimate Change In 2020: America Confronts Compounding CrisesAmerica faced an inflection point in the climate crisis in 2020. Record-setting fires and environmental devastation were inescapable sights on the news, as the tragic consequences of a warming planet were on display at home and abroad. Meanwhile, the COVID-19 pandemic showed us the reality of living under multiple ecological disasters and the murder of George Floyd and ongoing police and environmental violence further demonstrated the importance of an intersectional approach to environmental justice. And finally, how would American respond? With a historic presidential election and sharp contrasts between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden, it was...
2020-12-1647 minThe Internet Says it’s TrueThe Black Swallow of Death: The Tale of Eugene BullardNot many Americans know about the first black fighter pilot, Eugene Bullard. He was one of the most decorated War Heroes in France, fought in two world wars, was a spy, a jazz drummer, a boxer...and he was an American. In this episode, we explore the history of this amazing man.
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2020-11-3015 min
Sequel's RevengeKidnap 2: You Forgot About Tra-cyIn a "Sequel's Revenge" first, we have a pair of guests this week. Writer, comedian, actor, and model (he insisted that we emphasize MODEL)Tim Murray and the monsterously talented dancer, actor, and choreographer Michael Bullard joined hosts Bill Posley and Jon Colomb to talk about the criminally underrated "Kidnap" (2017). You can see all the things that Tim is up to on his website: https://www.timmurraycomedian.com/. He's a great follow on instagram @tmurray06 and his podcast "Slumber Party" is an absolute must-listen. Check out Michael's website http://www.michaelbullard.nyc/ to see when a...
2020-09-2245 min
Black Like MeS4 Ep. 106: An Insider's Story Of Activism With The Black Panther Movement With Former Black Panther Michael McCartyDr. Alex Gee has a conversation with Michael McCarty, a professional storyteller and former member of the Black Panthers. McCarty describes himself as a student activist, Black Panther, U.S. Army martial arts instructor, acupuncturist, world traveler, spiritual seeker, construction worker, storyteller, husband, father, and crazy friend. The Rainbow Coalition https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/films/the-first-rainbow-coalition/ Paul Robeson: https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/films/features/paul-robeson-the-story-of-how-an-american-icon-was-driven-to-death-to-be-told-in-film-9874111.html Eugene Jacques Bullard: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugene_Bullard Belonging in the USA: The Story of Michael D. McCarty: https://www.wearemovingstories.com/we-are-moving-stories-films/2019/1/17/belonging-in-the-usa-the-story-of-michael-d-mccarty The Black P...
2020-07-281h 13
Democracy WorksBroken Ground: Robert Bullard on environmental justiceThis week, we're bringing you an episode from another podcast we think you might enjoy, Broken Ground from the Southern Environmental Law Center.Broken Ground digs up environmental stories in the South that don’t always get the attention they deserve, and giving voice to the people bringing those stories to light. While the show focuses on the South, the conversations — including the one in this episode — resonate far beyond the region's confines.In the latest season, the podcast explores how Southerners living along the coast are navigating sea level rise as they race against the clock...
2020-07-2022 min
Tampa Bay Talks#23 WWE's Titus O'Neil | Bullard Family FoundationThaddeus Michael Bullard AKA is an American professional wrestler and former American football player. He is currently signed to WWE, where he performs on the Raw brand under the ring name Titus O'Neil. Bullard played college football for the University of Florida, and thereafter played in the Arena Football League. The Bullard Family Foundation provides families and children everywhere with moments, programs, and resources to help build character, strengthen communities, and develop relationships that result in transformational changes for those in need. https://bullardfamilyfoundation.org
2020-06-2329 min
Slumber Party with Tim Murray"Backstreet Boys Didn't Have A Gay" (w/ Michael Bullard - Boyfriend Episode)In another very special boyfriend episode, we have Tim’s boyfriend Michael Bullard over for a Slumber Party! We talk about his three years on the Broadway national tour of Aladdin, getting bullied as an openly gay 13-year-old, growing up around strong women, that ballet life, creating Celtic songs with cousins, needing the Ken doll to have a penis, how Michael and Tim met and of course… Lance Bass! @TheMichaelBullard @TMurray06 @PeterKZ
2020-03-3000 min
Breaking Bread BirminghamMike Bullard Butchers SocialHello & Welcome to Breaking Bread, the Birmingham based podcast presented by food-obsessed mates Liam & Carl. This week we were very lucky to sit and chat with the Owner and head chef of the beautiful Butchers Social in Henley In Arden. We have an awesome chat all about Mikes career and how he went on to start the much-loved butchers social in the old Walter Smith butcher's in Harbourne.
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2020-02-211h 19
Coffee & ConvosS1E12 - Local JournalismEpisode Notes
Michael Puffer of the Republican American joins me to discuss local journalism. Listen in as we discuss the process and backlash that sometimes comes with journalism. The Coffee & Convos question of the week is: Where do you see future journalism? Find Coffee & Convos with Liz on Facebook and Instagram to interact with this week's question!
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2019-12-0222 min
The Rabble | Texas Politics for the Unruly MobU.S. Senate candidate MJ Hegar on protecting & persisting | Penises pay way less taxes | UGH FINE we'll talk about Bonnghazi | Eliz Markowitz FTW!U.S. Senate candidate MJ Hegar shares her thoughts on giving up her life's goal of becoming a pilot in service of something greater than herself, the situation in Syria, and how she's campaigning differently her second time around. Plus, join us to phone bank for Dr. Eliz Markowitz's special election, our first chance to flip a seat in the Texas legislature! And we're pro-period and UGH on secret tapes.
COME TO OUR SEASON FINALE LIVE SHOW NOVEMBER 19!:
Join us at The Riveter in Austin on Tuesday, November 19 from 6:30 - 8:30pm for our season finale...
2019-10-181h 02
New Books in African StudiesStephan Bullard, "A Day-by-Day Chronicle of the 2013-2016 Ebola Outbreak" (Springer, 2018)Why did Ebola, a virus so deadly that it killed or immobilized its victims within days, have time to become a full-blown epidemic? That’s what happened in 2013 in when the virus, already well-known to virologists and epidemiologists, broke out in West Africa, infecting twenty-eight thousand people and killing eleven thousand.Stephan Bullard, associate professor of biology at the University of Hartford, discusses the 2013 outbreak which is the subject of his new book, A Day to Day Chronicle of the 2013-16 Ebola Outbreak, now out with Springer Press (2018).Michael F. Robinson is professor of history at...
2019-06-0728 min
New Books in ScienceStephan Bullard, "A Day-by-Day Chronicle of the 2013-2016 Ebola Outbreak" (Springer, 2018)Why did Ebola, a virus so deadly that it killed or immobilized its victims within days, have time to become a full-blown epidemic? That’s what happened in 2013 in when the virus, already well-known to virologists and epidemiologists, broke out in West Africa, infecting twenty-eight thousand people and killing eleven thousand.Stephan Bullard, associate professor of biology at the University of Hartford, discusses the 2013 outbreak which is the subject of his new book, A Day to Day Chronicle of the 2013-16 Ebola Outbreak, now out with Springer Press (2018).Michael F. Robinson is professor of history at...
2019-06-0728 min
New Books in MedicineStephan Bullard, "A Day-by-Day Chronicle of the 2013-2016 Ebola Outbreak" (Springer, 2018)Why did Ebola, a virus so deadly that it killed or immobilized its victims within days, have time to become a full-blown epidemic? That’s what happened in 2013 in when the virus, already well-known to virologists and epidemiologists, broke out in West Africa, infecting twenty-eight thousand people and killing eleven thousand.Stephan Bullard, associate professor of biology at the University of Hartford, discusses the 2013 outbreak which is the subject of his new book, A Day to Day Chronicle of the 2013-16 Ebola Outbreak, now out with Springer Press (2018).Michael F. Robinson is professor of history at...
2019-06-0728 min