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Between DraftsHow to Find and Hire a Developmental Editor for Your NovelGrab a copy of HuskJoin Nathan's author newsletterJoin Nat's author newsletterNathan shares his experience working with Michael Braff, a seasoned editor known for his work on the Red Rising series. He walks through his methodical approach to finding the right editor, what the actual editing process entails, and the substantial investment of both time and money ($7,000) required for high-quality developmental editing.The conversation dives deep into the specific feedback received, from enhancing world-building through precise word choice to the importance of "setting the stage" in each scene using...
2025-08-1938 min
Sky King's Mental PlaygroundFrom Penguin Random House to Building a Self-Published Fiction Universe with Nat EliasonListen to the full podcast here: https://bit.ly/SKMPNEliasonJoin us for a new conversation with Nat Eliason in the first episode recorded in our new studio! Fresh off the launch of his self-published fiction debut, Husk, Nat gives us the inside scoop on the publishing world, the creative process, and why he's trading the non-fiction hustle for building fictional universes. Nat reflects on the importance of "friction" in a media landscape of short attention spans, the powerful reorientation he found in fatherhood, and the philosophical questions surrounding technology. This episode is a must-listen for a...
2025-06-1255 min
The Design Of Business | The Business of DesignS12E1: The Future of Cities is Climate Adaptive with Michael EliasonWelcome to the 12th season of DB|BD. This season we are Designing for the Unknown. Michael Eliason of Larch Lab is an architect, researcher, writer and urbanist based in Seattle He’s a self-described activist for dense, livable, affordable, and sustainable cities and the author of Building for People: Designing Livable, Affordable, Low-Carbon Communities. In the aftermath of the fires in Southern California, Michael helps host Ellen McGirt understand how we can build or rebuild communities to anticipate the significant climate changes imperiling our world and make us healthier, happier, more connected people. On...
2025-03-0431 min
Booked on PlanningBuilding for PeopleIn this episode we sit down with Michael Eliason, the architect behind "Building for People: Designing Livable, Affordable, Low-Carbon Communities." Michael unveils the potential of eco-districts as a transformative alternative to the all-too-often car-centric and monotonous transit-oriented developments found in the U.S. Drawing from his extensive research in Europe and China, he casts a spotlight on how cities prioritize ecological orientation and community vibrancy, offering a path to creating sustainable, affordable, and engaging urban spaces. Show Notes:Transit cost project referenced: https://transitcosts.com/about/ Recommended Reading:Soft City by David SimInclusive Transportation b...
2025-02-1135 minPodcast – Journey With PurposeCourtyard Block with Alicia Pederson
Imagine a city where kids play safely in lush courtyards, neighbors bond over shared spaces, and errands are just a step away. Courtyard urbanist Alicia Pederson shares how this European housing model could transform American cities for families.
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Things we spoke about:
The Urban Family Exodus Is a Warning for Progressives by Derek Thompson
The Chicago Two-Flat
Chicago Bungalow Belt
Single stair / point access buildings:
Building for People: Designing Livable, Affordable, Low-Carbon Communities by Michael Eliason
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2025-01-0700 min
A Public AffairEducator Labor with MTI’s Jeff Knight and Michael Jones
On Ali Muldrow’s last show of 2024, she speaks with representatives from the union that represents educators in the Madison Metro School District. Madison Teacher Inc. President Michael Jones and Executive Director Jeff Knight join the show to talk about the recent Act 10 decision and the quick appeal, the restrictions on collective bargaining that have been in place for the last 13 years, and the bright spots in their union organizing.
Photo by Kenny Eliason on Unsplash
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2024-12-1153 min
Trashologinnen - Reality-TV psychologisch analysiert#85 Das Sommerhaus F10 - Wen trifft der Sommerhaus Fluch?
In dieser Folge hinterfragen wir den „Sommerhaus-Fluch“: Trennen sich Paare wirklich häufiger nach der Show? Wir vergleichen die Trennungsquote im Sommerhaus mit der allgemeinen Scheidungsquote und Trennungen nach Urlauben. Zudem sprechen wir über die queerfeindlichen Aussagen, die angeblich in der Staffel gefallen sind – was sie für die LGBTQIA+ Community bedeuten und wie wir als Gesellschaft damit umgehen sollten. Außerdem fragen wir uns: Sind Menschen wirklich die gefährlichste Spezies? Haben Can und Alessia einen unüberwindbaren Grundkonflikt? Und sind Emmas und Umuts Streits vielleicht genau das Investment, das ihre Beziehung zusammenhält? Eine Folge voller Fragen, Zahlen und sp...
2024-11-1957 min
Carbonated ConceptsMichael Belmore - Brotherly LoveSend us a text🚨NEW EPISODE ALERT🚨🔥Ep.164 - Michael Belmore🔥🎩Guest Host - Derek Eliason 🎩🎧 https://www.buzzsprout.com/1043434/15754638-michael-belmore-brotherly-loveGet ready for an inspiring conversation! In our latest episode, Michael Belmore and guest host Derek Eliason join forces to explore the power of brotherly love. We kick off with a fun Oreo Coke Zero taste test, courtesy of SABS, and dive into thought-provoking discussions on gratitude, self-expression, and the impact of our words. Tune in for a motivating exploration of family, friendship, and personal growth.Support the show
2024-09-152h 11
A Wild and Beautiful WorldMichael Eliason: What Our Cities Could Look Like"If we had a climate leader like Anne Hidalgo, the Pike/Pine network itself, going from Capitol Hill, which is dense enough to support its own pedestrian zone and car-free streets, could be car-free or mostly car-free down to the water, there'd be this wonderful green interchange between Capitol Hill and downtown and there's really wonderful opportunities for a sustainable connectivity that we can't really conceive because every square inch of this city has to be handed over to the private vehicle." ____ Mike Eliason is the founder and principal of Larch Lab. He is a...
2024-04-261h 12
The Leader's MindsetThe Leader's Mindset Podcast - EP 6 : Kenny Eliason (Vegas Local Entrepreneur)Jason LeDuc Talks with Kenny Eliason, CEO @ GETRECORD.COM
Welcome to "The Leaders Mindset," where we engage in enlightening conversations with leaders making a profound impact in their companies, families, communities, and beyond. Jason LeDuc talks with a remarkable guest, a Las Vegas native who has ventured into diverse entrepreneurial pursuits, from co-working spaces to multimillion-dollar marketing agencies. Currently, he serves as the CEO @ RECORD, a tech endeavor reshaping the landscape of personal injury case management.
Jason and Kenny delve into the world of entrepreneurship, leadership, and transforming the personal injury industry. Follow Kenny's journey from working in personal...
2023-11-281h 05
Freakonomics Radio565. Are Private Equity Firms Plundering the U.S. Economy?They say they make companies more efficient through savvy management. Critics say they bend the rules to enrich themselves at the expense of consumers and employees. Can they both be right? (Probably not.) RESOURCES:Plunder: Private Equity's Plan to Pillage America, by Brendan Ballou (2023).Two and Twenty: How the Masters of Private Equity Always Win, by Sachin Khajuria (2022)."Local Journalism under Private Equity Ownership," by Michael Ewens, Arpit Gupta, and Sabrina T. Howell (NBER Working Paper, 2022).“Owner Incentives and Performance in Healthcare: Private Equity Investment in Nursing Homes,” by Atul Gupta, Sabrina T. Howell, Const...
2023-11-1651 min
Nat's NotesHow to End Cravings and Stop Bad Habits (Scarcity Brain by Michael Easter)What I learned from Scarcity Brain: Fix Your Craving Mindset and Rewire Your Habits to Thrive with Enough by Michael Easter. Join the Nat’s Notes Newsletter to get my top highlights from the book. Get Two Months Free of Readwise Readwise is my favorite reading tool. I use it to automatically extract my highlights from physical books, and I use their Reader to read and highlight everything I find online. Then they automatically organize all of my notes and send them directly to my note-taking tool, so I can immediately lo...
2023-10-2737 min
Globally Minded MedicineEpisode 12: Nuances of Medical InterpretationThe need for interpretation is common and critical in global medicine. Student doctor Michael Johnson joins the podcast to discuss the nuances of the vital service that helps deliver quality care to our patients.Co-Host/Guest Information:Michael Johnson is an osteopathic medical student at Rocky Vista University in Southern Utah and hails the University of Utah as his alma mater. He has a bachelor’s degree in biomedical physics with double minors in Spanish and Chemistry. He served an ecclesiastic mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Bogotá, Colombia and surro...
2023-09-0524 min
Best of the Left - Leftist Perspectives on Progressive Politics, News, Culture, Economics and DemocracyJanuary 6th Insurrection Hearings (Everyone Knew The Lie Was A Lie) (Repost)Original Air Date 6/25/2022 Today we take a look at some of the takeaways from the hearings investigating the January 6th insurrection. Most notably: they knew, they knew, they knew, they knew from the very beginning that their fraud claims were nonsense and they pushed ahead anyway. Be part of the show! Leave us a message or text at 202-999-3991 or email Jay@BestOfTheLeft.com Transcript BestOfTheLeft.com/Support (Get AD FREE Shows and Bonus Content) Join our Discord community! SHOW NOTES Ch. 1: The Jan. 6...
2023-08-091h 03
Green Energy Futures347. Point Access Blocks - Affordable multifamily housing that's good to live inSeattle Architect Michael Eliason believes we can build affordable, family-friendly multifamily housing that doesn't suck and helps with the housing and climate crises. The answer he says is Point Access Blocks, single staircase buildings that have more windows, more bedrooms, better greenspace and access to well design neighbourhoods.
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2023-06-2703 min
UpzonedOne Reason American Architecture Is Considered Boring: StairsHave you ever wondered why multifamily housing has the same, copied look in most places? Part of the reason is due to the way regulations require architects to build stairs. On this Upzoned podcast, host Abby Kinney talks with special guest and architect Kevin Klinkenberg about how building codes and zoning laws can be helpful, yet at the same time limit building possibilities.
ADDITIONAL SHOW NOTES
“Why Does American Multifamily Architecture Look so Banal? Here’s One Reason,” by Michael Eliason, The Architect’s Newspaper (March 2023).
Abby Kinney (Twitter).
Kevin Klinkenberg (Twitter).
Theme...
2023-04-1233 min
Livable Low-carbon City13: the future of single family homesTwo years ago, a German newspaper ran a piece hinting that Green Party Bundestag member Anton Hofreiter was calling for a ban on new single family homes. Hofreiter had not been calling for a ban on single family homes, but rather an end to subsidies that cater to sprawling detached single family homes, as well as the lower energy efficiency standards they were required to meet, compared to attached homes. After this, the Wuestenrot Stiftung - a foundation focusing on arts, culture, education, and questions around the future - published criteria for a design award on future-oriented s...
2023-01-2721 minLivable Low-carbon City12: Strike ZoneStrike. Verb. A disaster, or other unwelcome phenomenon that suddenly occurs and has harmful or damaging effects on something. Zoning has afflicted our cities - some might say even damaged them - through their lack of flexibility and sterility. A hundred years on, the experiment of zoning is a massive failure. However, it doesn't have to be this way. Other countries don't even have single use zoning like single family zoning in the US... Many others have zoning that is dictated at the federal level. In this week’s episode, we’ll be talking...
2023-01-1417 minLivable Low-carbon City11: Better living through BaugruppenHousing prices in the US are completely out of balance. Affordable housing is difficult to attain in entire metropolitan areas. There are few options for middle class households, and even fewer for working class residents.We need a reset on the American dream.From one that is sprawling, unaffordable, lonely, carbon intensive, and exclusive – to one that is community-oriented, multigenerational, family-friendly and sustainable. One that is inclusive and accessible. Perhaps most importantly, one that is climate-adaptive and resilient to events exacerbated by climate change: energy spikes, heat domes, cold snaps, and extended wildfire smoke events.
2022-12-3020 min
Made You Think86: Comfort is Killing Us: The Comfort CrisisWelcome back to another episode of Made You Think! In this episode we discuss The Comfort Crisis by Michael Easter, and how our modern lifestyle and pursuit of ease might be making us miserable, stressed, and anxious. We cover a wide range of topics including: The connection between boredom and creativity Misogis and how to discover what you're truly capable of Why you don't necessarily want "less phone" How rucking could be a massive exercise hack The proper "dose" of outdoor, tech-free time And much more. Please enjoy, and make sure to follow Nat, Neil, and...
2022-12-221h 34Livable Low-carbon City10: Re-compaction with AufstockungenAufstockungen is the German term for vertical additions. These are rooftop additions common throughout European cities - where many structures were built with concrete, block, or stone. Vertical additions offer a really interesting path towards re-compacting (densifying) existing neighborhoods in an incredibly sustainable manner. They preserve more affordable, existing housing. They reduce sprawl.They allow the incorporation of new housing without sealing new surfaces - thereby reducing the urban heat island effect, and allowing more area for mitigating storm inundations and flooding. It is also an approach that can...
2022-12-1616 minLivable Low-carbon City09: On Lost OpportunitiesOur cities are full of ghost projects. Lost opportunities. Potentialities that could have prioritized safe streets or public health. Transit station with homes for cars, instead of a neighborhood for people. Streets that prioritize speeding cars, instead of safety and sustainable mobility. But the reality of our cities, at least in the U.S. – is that we don’t realize those opportunities. Often, these ghost projects were eliminated or watered down to preserve single family zoning or parking. We waste these opportunities - opportunities to make our cities better, more equitable, healthier... And we do i...
2022-12-0916 min
JAMA Internal Medicine Author InterviewsAssociation Between Nephrologist Ownership of Dialysis Facilities and Clinical OutcomesInterview with Eugene Lin, MD, MS, author of Association Between Nephrologist Ownership of Dialysis Facilities and Clinical Outcomes, and Paul J. Eliason, PhD, author of Physicians as Owners and Agents—A Call for Further Study. Hosted by J. Michael McWilliams, MD, PhD. Related Content: Association Between Nephrologist Ownership of Dialysis Facilities and Clinical Outcomes Physicians as Owners and Agents—A Call for Further Study
2022-11-0728 minLivable Low-carbon City08: housing and single parentsSeveral of our friends and colleagues are currently going through divorces and other changes in their family household structure. Many of them were homeowners. However, Seattle - as many other cities in the US, has a pretty severe housing shortage. There are very limited options for housing that is affordable for single parents or those co-parenting... Let alone housing specifically designed for single parents. Over the last year, I have had numerous discussions like this – by and large parents with younger children – who, until their divorce, had been homeowners and housing secure. In the process of getting divorced, they foun...
2022-11-0427 minLivable Low-carbon City07: Freiburg, a Model Green CityNestled at the southwest edge of the Black Forest, close to where France, Germany and Switzerland all come together - is the Green City of Freiburg. I spent a year living and working in Freiburg in 2003-2004, with a really amazing architecture firm ( Pfeifer.Roser.Kuhn Architekten) doing incredible things around low energy buildings and dowel laminated timber. The city, despite its smaller size - with a population of roughly 220,000 - is one of the most livable cities I have ever experienced. Literally all of the things that I am interested in as an architect - Mass...
2022-10-2924 minLivable Low-carbon City06: Smoke Signals: Passivhaus mandates now.Here in the Pacific Northwest, we have had fairly significant wildfire smoke for the last six weeks. For the most part, wind patterns have kept much of the Seattle Metro from experiencing the worst of it. That changed this week, as weather patterns shifted and the dense wildfire smoke cloaked our region for several days, thrusting both Seattle and Portland into the cities with the worst air quality globally. Unfortunately, this pattern is likely to worsen as the western slopes of the Cascade Mountains continue to dry out. Due to their rugged, steep terrain and abundant fuel...
2022-10-2218 minLivable Low-carbon City05: An ARPA for Climate Adaptive UrbanismA few months ago, Larch Lab was contacted to start discussions of an ARPA (Advanced Research Projects Agency) focused on climate adaptive urbanism, influenced by the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act.With the effects of climate change becoming more frequent and intense than anticipated – we can no longer wait ten to twenty years to adapt to this new normal. Larch Lab believes we need an ARPA-esque project to facilitate the research and development necessary to rapidly roll out high performance, decarbonized buildings, ecodistricts, and cities. This episode of the Livable Low-Carbon City is...
2022-10-1539 minLivable Low-carbon City04: Let's unf*ck TOD!Transit Oriented Development (TOD) in the United States lacks the vitality, affordability, access to nature and open space, and high quality urban spaces found in new European ecodistrics/TOD. They are also much more auto-centric than would be found in EU cities - leading in part to a lower quality of life than should be possible. This is in part due to poor building and land use practices. In today's episode, we discuss some of the problems with TOD (yep, the double loaded corridor plays a role!). As well as trends in European TOD - and some e...
2022-10-0835 min
Unfrozen39. Seeking the Superfruit of UrbanismMichael Eliason is an architect and founder of Larch Lab, a studio focused on prefabricated, decarbonized, climate-adaptive, low-energy buildings and livable ecodistricts. Eliason, based in Seattle, had a transformative experience while living in Germany – the American residential model could be greatly improved by adopting some of the principles of Baugruppen – self-developed co-housing, without the granola trappings. Hear the Unfrozen interview – and then listen to his podcast, Livable Low-Carbon City.
Intro/Outro: “Spacelab” by Kraftwerk
Discussed:
Black Sheep Development Co., Larch Lab’s baugruppen partner, headed by Aaron Yankauskas
Ascent, Milwaukee
Jeremy McCloud, Nightingale, Melbourne
California d...
2022-10-0238 minLivable Low-carbon City03: The Heat is OnIn a warming world, heat will increasingly be deadly.The IPCC has stated that extreme heat events are due to global warming – and as we are failing to curb emissions – there is a high confidence they will only get worse. Even if your building doesn’t overheat today – it may well in the future. In this episode of the Livable Low-Carbon City, we'll explore the problems with overheating, and some of the ways we can mitigate this to make our buildings and cities more climate adaptive, more livable. Subjects discussed in this episode include...
2022-09-3031 min
Face in Hat5.1 Open Questions, an intro to season 5Welcome to season 5! In this season we are studying the recent BYU Studies Quarterly issue 60:3: “Yet to be revealed, open questions in Latter-Day Saint theology.” In each of the articles, an unsettled, open question is presented along with viewpoints from LDS authorities, theologians, and scholars. The goal is not to resolve or debate but to present and discuss, a take we appreciate. Join us! Our first episode is on the article “Oh Say, What Is Truth?”: Approaches to Doctrine, by Michael A. Goodman.
Link to our Face in Hat discord server!
https://discord.gg/MnSMvKHvwh
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2022-09-2452 minLivable Low-carbon City02: Missing Mid-riseUS cities don't have a missing middle problem, they have a missing *mid-rise* problem. A problem that is reflected in the depths of our housing crises – and in the inability to meet climate goals. In this episode of the Livable Low-Carbon City, we'll explore the problems with Missing Middle housing and why it is inadequate to meet the demands of today's housing shortage - and why we need to be focusing on broad areas zoned for mid-rise districts instead. Subjects discussed in this episode include:Missing Middle HousingMid-rise distr...
2022-09-2220 minLivable Low-carbon City01: Ditching the Double Loaded Corridor.In this inaugural episode of the Livable Low-carbon City podcast, host Michael Eliason explores different types of vertical access for urban housing - and the effects these have on livability, sustainability, and climate resiliency. Projects discussed in this episode include:Vienna House, Vancouver. Public Architecture + Communication. Gleis21, Vienna. Einszueins Architektur.Ørsted Gardens Apartments, Frederiksberg. Tegnestuen LOKAL.You can also check out Larch Lab's Report on Point Access Blocks, for the City of Vancouver: Unlocking livable, resilient, decarbonized housing with Point Access BlocksLastly, to stay up to date with what Michael Eliason is...
2022-09-1625 min
How To Be An ArtistStep 30: Michael Eliason -- The Home of the FutureMichael Eliason is a Seattle based architect advocating for housing reform across multiple dimensions. In this episode we discuss the various technologies, standards and systems that are quickly being adopted in Europe but are still seen as a novelty in the US. We discuss the German model of cooperative housing (Baugruppen), the energy efficiency standards found in Passive House, the emerging possibilities of mass timber and other decarbonization technologies, zoning reform and the key role finance plays in determining the shape of our cities.
Michael on twitter: https://twitter.com/holz_bau
For a deeper...
2021-06-161h 01
The Jakob Eliason PodcastEp 25: Systems and Iteration"I believe it’s true that the difference between great people and everyone else is that great people create their lives actively, while everyone else is created by their lives, passively waiting to see where life takes them next." - Michael Gerber, The E-Myth Revisited
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I'm an entrepreneur obsessed with marketing, basketball and reading lots of books. Each podcast episode discusses an idea or topic that I believe to be relevant and share-worthy on the journey to getting smarter, thinking bigger and betting on yourself.
If you enjoyed this episode, here are a...
2021-02-0512 min
MisUnderstanding Dementia PodcastQ and A with Michelle Eliason, OTR on Alzheimer's and DementiaQ and A with Michelle Eliason, OTR on Alzheimer's and Dementia
How to help your patients decide where to stay?
Michelle Eliason talks about her mission on how to help patients be able to make the choice where they live throughout their lifespan.
In This Podcast:
01:37 – Introducing Michelle
02:10 – What can we learn from her?
03:53 – What is ‘aging in place’?
10:28 – How does taking a weak camping trip affect your loved ones?
20:02 – Learning and identifying which part of the brain is affected are very important.
21:16 – Three tips that we can learn on how...
2020-08-2245 min
William's PodcastPODCAST ISBN 978-1-64970-723-9 A Novel Does Culture Matter?©2020It is reported that today about 7 billion people live on Earth, and no two of them alike.. Global citizens can be small and large and in many colours. We wear different clothes and have different ideas of beauty is also part of culture.WORKS CITEDBolander, Thomas (2013). "Self-Reference". The Metaphysics Research Lab, Stanford University. Retrieved 21 June 2016.Chang, Bok-Myung (2010). "Cultural Identity in Korean English". Journal of Pan-Pacific Association of Applied Linguistics. 14 (1): 131–145.Crossley, J.N.; Ash, C.J.; Brickhill, C.J.; Stillwell, J.C.; Williams, N.H. (1972). What is mathematical logic?. Lo...
2020-06-2909 minThe Jakob Eliason PodcastThe Michael Jordan of Yard Work (But Only This Week)Chopping it up about The Last Dance and announcing the official beginning of Yard Week 2020.
2020-04-2728 minThe Jakob Eliason PodcastMichael Jordan and Government SquirrelsThe only half hour of audio on the internet that can successfully discuss Michael Jordan and Government Squirrels in the same conversation.
www.jakobeliason.com
2020-04-2331 min
Global Research News HourUkraine's Democratic Deficit: Five Years after MaidanOn the occasion of the recent election of Volodymyr Zelensky to the Ukraine Presidency, the Global Research News Hour examines some of the undemocratic currents running through the Eastern European country. In the first half hour, Eva Bartlett returns for the second week in a row to elaborate on two recent articles describing the plight of a Ukrainian journalist who has been detained without trial for almost a year, based on articles he had published in 2014. In the second half hour, we hear Ukraine based journalist George Eliason comment on the election of Zelensky in the context of the rise...
2019-05-0359 min
It's the Empire, StupidEmpire-Episode46-GeorgeEliasonPhilip is pleased to interview George Eliason, an American journalist who lives and works in Donbass, Ukraine. In 2014, he broke many of the stories there starting with Maidan and continuing to the build-up toward civil war.He wrote the first stories about the war to be published in the west, often scooping Russian publications.Eliason provided the first documented reports showing the nationality of the combatants on the pro-Russian side by doing wide-ranging invasive passport checks across the region in 2014 and frontline reporting.He has been interviewed by and provided analysis for RT, the BBC, and Press-TV...
2019-04-191h 07
Opening ArgumentsThe End of the Beginning (for Trump)"Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning." - Winston Churchill. And yes, today does, in fact, mark the end of the beginning of the Mueller Investigation... and perhaps for Donald Trump. Why? You'll just have to listen and find out! In this super-sized episode, we tackle: (1) Michael Cohen's just-announced plea to a new count of lying -- this time in connection with his prior testimony before the Senate and House Intelligence Committees investigating Russian interference in the 2016 elections;...
2018-11-301h 22
Made You Think54: Never Forget Anything. Moonwalking with Einstein by Joshua FoerDom DeLuise, celebrity fat man (and five of clubs), has been implicated in the following unseemly acts in my mind’s eye: He has hocked a fat globule of spittle (nine of clubs) on Albert Einstein’s thick white mane (three of diamonds) and delivered a devastating karate kick (five of spades) to the groin of Pope Benedict XVI (six of diamonds). Michael Jackson (king of hearts) has engaged in behavior bizarre even for him. He has defecated (two of clubs) on a salmon burger (king of clubs) and captured his flatulence (queen of clubs) in a balloon (six of s...
2018-09-111h 23
Opening ArgumentsOA172: Private Prisons, Judge Ellis & MoreIt's time for another SUPER-SIZED Rapid Response Friday, which means we get to break down Judge Ellis's statements in the Paul Manafort criminal trial (amongst many, many other issues)! We begin, however, with a brief Andrew (well, mostly ABC and NBC) Was Wrong. After that, the guys discuss a recent 10th Circuit opinion regarding the treatment of detainees in private prisons. What does it mean for the future of class action litigation? Listen and find out! After that, it's back to Yodel Mountain, where we break down not only Judge Ellis, but all the developments in or connected to the Mue...
2018-05-111h 26
X-Change Theory RadioX-Change Theory Radio Episode 83Tracklist for X-Change Theory Radio Ep 83
1. Bakermat ft. Kiesza – Don’t Want You Back
2. Sam F ft. Denny White – Electric Soul
3. OneRepublic – Lift Me Up (Michael Brun Remix)
4. Dstar - Crooks
5. Mr. Black & Ale Mora – Party People
6. Fenix & Lion – Drums Of Life
7. Timmy Trumpet & Krunk – Al Pacino
8. Don Diablo – Save A Little Love
9. Kastra & Damien Anthony ft. Kalide – So Good
10. Damzky – Hurt
11. Lost Kings ft. Ally Brooke & A$AP Ferg – Look At Us Now
12. David Guetta ft. Justin Bieber – 2U
13. BEAUZ & Luke Anders & Ducka Shan ft. Becca Krueger & Eliason – Ceasef...
2017-06-2300 min