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Dr. Diane's Adventures in Learning
Exploring Creativity and Connection with Illustrator Stephen Macquignon
Send us a textDiscover the enchanting world of children's book illustration with Stephen Macquignon, as we explore unexpected connections between scientific thinking, whimsy, and transitioning from comics and animation to crafting magical picture books with watercolor and pencil. Join us for a journey that blends creativity, connection, and the delightful adventures of Oliver the Octopus.Summary:In this episode, Dr. Diane invites listeners to explore the whimsical journey of Stephen Macquignon, a celebrated children's book illustrator. From his early aspirations in comic book art to illustrating...
2025-11-19
20 min
Above & Beyond Dermatology
RePod! Raising the Standard of Care — The DermBiz Show, Episode 20, Tony Jackson x Dr. Stephen Lewellis
Episode 063 | Today I'm bringing you an episode of The DermBiz Show in which I had the pleasure and opportunity of sharing some of my story and private practice journey.Show notes and audio content for this episode are courtesy of The DermBiz Show with Tony Jackson and Dr. Mercy Odueyungbo-Jackson, both of whom I can’t wait to feature on this show! If you like what you hear, please watch and follow their show. You won't regret it. You can check out the full video here: https://youtu.be/qaRvkHp6z8o?si=LaMrEXA_Y9mqnoeB
2025-10-17
1h 19
Sacred Sons Podcast
MATRIMONY with Stephen Jenkinson and Adam Jackson | SSP 217
Stephen Jenkinson is a culture activist and ceremonialist advocating a handmade life and eloquence. He is an author, a storyteller, a musician, sculptor and off-grid organic farmer. He is the founder/ principal instructor of the Orphan Wisdom School in Canada, co-founded with his wife Nathalie Roy in 2010. Also a sought-after workshop leader, articulating matters of the heart, human suffering, confusions through ceremony. He is the author of Matrimony: Ritual, Culture and the Heart's Work (2025), Come of Age: The Case for Elderhood in a Time of Trouble (2018), and the award-winning Die Wise: A Manifesto for Sanity and Soul (2015).
2025-08-05
1h 20
Sacred Sons Podcast
MATRIMONY with Stephen Jenkinson and Adam Jackson | SSP 217
Stephen Jenkinson is a culture activist and ceremonialist advocating a handmade life and eloquence. He is an author, a storyteller, a musician, sculptor and off-grid organic farmer. He is the founder/ principal instructor of the Orphan Wisdom School in Canada, co-founded with his wife Nathalie Roy in 2010. Also a sought-after workshop leader, articulating matters of the heart, human suffering, confusions through ceremony. He is the author of Matrimony: Ritual, Culture and the Heart's Work (2025), Come of Age: The Case for Elderhood in a Time of Trouble (2018), and the award-winning Die Wise: A Manifesto for Sanity and Soul (2015).
2025-08-05
1h 20
The Scares That Shaped Us
Episode 37: "A Fish Story" with Stephen Graham Jones
Stephen Graham Jones returns for his third visit to the show! We talk about Stephen's latest double-feature book release, Killer on the Road/The Babysitter Lives, along with writing short fiction, what Stephen does when he's stuck on a project, and of course, Gene Wolfe's haunting "A Fish Story."It's also possible that the Mothman interrupted our communications at one point. We love cryptids.- Check out Stephen's website for everything he's got going on. - Check out Matthew's original short story on Ko-fi, with all proceeds going to the Transgender Law Center!
2025-07-09
1h 06
My Tog Blog About Awesome Content Creation
Trends to Grow Your Brand on Social Media in 2025, with Stephen Jackson
✨ Explore the latest social media trends to grow and monetize your brand in 2025! 📈Thanks to Riverside.fm for sponsoring this episode. It's the tool I use for all my podcast interviews, and you can try it out with a 15% discount using the code MyTogBlog. Check it out here. (Note: This is an affiliate link, which means I would earn a commission if you purchase using this link.)In this episode, I sit down with Stephen Jackson, Vice President of Partnerships and Creative Director at Moosylvania. Stephen shares insights from his 17+ years of industry experience, including worki...
2025-05-25
58 min
The Rainmaker Family Show | Build Your Family Business
212. Mastering the Pivot: Jennifer Jackson's Journey in Building a Profitable Yoga Brand
Hey Rainmakers! Chelsey and Stephen here, and today's episode is all about what it really looks like to pivot, persevere, and profit. We sat down with one of our very own Mastermind members, Jennifer Jackson, to hear how she built a six-figure yoga brand—starting from scratch, solo, and with no personal yoga background. Yep, you read that right. Jennifer is a self-described dabbler turned determined entrepreneur. She's done everything from real estate and affiliate marketing to crypto and product parties. But what changed the game for her was finally creating something tangible—something she could see, touc...
2025-04-18
30 min
Responsibility Matters
Free Episode | Seantae Jackson Perspectives
Send us a textSeantae Jackson visits us again with some very touching words that will inspire and uplift you! Seantae and her family started the Sandal Blue Foundation years ago when she and her husband Trevor were on a backpacking trip with their 14-year-old twins, Cameron and Owen. Their trip was cut short when a head-on collision with another vehicle left all five with severe injuries. Despite facing long recoveries, they were grateful for the support they received and recognized a need for more resources and understanding. This inspired the creation of t...
2025-04-16
23 min
Now and Men
On ‘Adolescence’, and Every Man’s Role in Ending Violence Against Women - Jackson Katz
Discussions about masculinity and violence against women have exploded into the spotlight, not least because of the widely-watched Netflix drama ‘Adolescence’. More and more men are asking: Why is ending this violence an issue for me? What can I do to be part of the solution? How can I overcome the barriers holding me back from taking action, such as feelings of defensiveness? These are some of the pressing questions leading anti-violence educator and scholar-activist Dr Jackson Katz addresses in his timely new book, 'Every Man: Why Violence Against Women is a Men’s Issue, and How You Can Make a...
2025-04-16
1h 06
The Scares That Shaped Us
Episode 21: Near Dark with Stephen Graham Jones
Stephen Graham Jones makes his triumphant return to the show this week to talk about his amazing new novel, The Buffalo Hunter Hunter, and Kathryn Bigelow's vampire classic, Near Dark. We discuss how Stephen crafted his own approach to vampires, how Near Dark holds up, what the vampire means in a contemporary fiction context, and much more.SHOW NOTES:- Head to Stephen's website for links to his socials and updates on everything he's up to!- Follow the show on BlueSky, Twitter, and Facebook!- Want to ask Matthew a ques...
2025-03-12
56 min
Game Master's Book Club
GMBC ep01 - A Fairytale Worth Playing: Role-Playing in Stephen King's World
On our very first episode of the Game Masters Book Club our discussion revolves around the intricacies of Stephen King's *Fairy Tale*, a modern fantasy that weaves elements of horror and adventure with a twist of the classic fairy tale narrative. Eric Jackson, along with seasoned game masters Chris Grannis, David Clarkson, and Sam Liberty, explores how the novel's unique settings, characters, and scenes can be translated into captivating role-playing game experiences. They delve into the book's dual worlds, highlighting the protagonist's unexpected journey from the mundane to a magical realm filled with peril and wonder. Their conversation is...
2025-02-05
30 min
MEDIASCAPE: Insights From Digital Changemakers
Navigating the Financial Tech Frontier with Stephen Tanenbaum
Stephen Tanenbaum, the visionary mind behind Rainbook and co-founder of UGallery.com, joins us for an engaging conversation that traces his incredible journey from a childhood passion for baseball cards to innovative entrepreneurship. Discover how his early endeavors, such as creating a lofted bed shelf in his dorm room, sparked a drive that would lead to the establishment of UGallery.com—a groundbreaking platform for emerging artists. Stephen’s tale is one of relentless perseverance, strategic foresight, and the ability to forge impactful partnerships with industry giants like Crate & Barrel despite the skepticism surrounding e-commerce in the post-dot-com crash era...
2024-12-04
29 min
The Scares That Shaped Us
Episode 5: Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood with Stephen Graham Jones
Big episode this week! The great Stephen Graham Jones stopped by to do what you always hope you'll get to do with Stephen Graham Jones: Talk about slashers. We tackled Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood, how it shaped Stephen's approach to slashers and horror storytelling in general, how he'd teach this movie in a writing class, and of course, snakes. Because we're country boys, and country boys talk about snakes.SHOW NOTES:- Several of Stephen's earlier works are out new thanks to a re-release from Open Road Media!- Yo...
2024-10-23
1h 10
UKMFA
UK Medical Freedom Alliance: Broadcast #29 - Stephen Jackson - Sedate To Vaccinate?
UKMFA are honoured to be joined by Stephen Jackson of Jackson Osborne Solicitors. He is supporting "Catherine" and her family through a legal battle to stop the state from spiking her Down’s syndrome son’s drinks with sedatives so he can be jabbed with the Covid vaccine. Catherine is planning to prosecute her local NHS integrated care board (ICB) for “forced vaccination”, which she claims is “tantamount to assault” and a breach of his human rights. Stephen relates the whole story here with our CEO, Dr Liz Evans.We apologise for the poor video quality due to circumsta...
2024-10-05
1h 04
Welcome to Cloudlandia
Ep133: Unlocking Literary and Entrepreneurial Secrets
In this episode of Welcome to Cloudlandia, We glean valuable insights into writing methods by contrasting Stephen King's solo approach with James Patterson's collaborations. We explored the benefits of a second-person narrative and tailoring content for specific readers. We talked about an entrepreneur who built a candy empire by recognizing an opportunity and exemplifying the power of vision, focus, and innovative thinking. His story highlighted how early experiences shape goals and the importance of collaboration. Additionally, this discussion examined how US elections impact businesses and underscored innovation and marketing's crucial roles. Lastly, we...
2024-09-18
50 min
Journos
We Compete in the Olympics of Fast Food and Teeth
We did our first live show! It was a bold evening of truths revealed and improvised scenes conjured as if by magic from the rude materials of current news. We thank our friends Mark Gagliardi, Hal Lublin, Annie Savage, and Janet Varney, and all the folks at the Elysian Theater. JOURNOS plans to do it again soon. You cannot want to miss it. And so — in this episode, Brandon and Stephen talk about the Olympics and its obsession with all the hot young new sports, including ... drugs? Then it's on to Iraq, where militias are waging war on...
2024-07-31
29 min
LIFE WELL LIVED BY OMOBOLA STEPHEN
E363:Leadership Lessons From Home To The Workplace With Doris Jackson-Shazier
Join Omobola Stephen and Doris Jackson-Shazier as they explore such a great topic of discussion on leadership at home and at the workplace. Doris provided insights that can help the audience in making well-informed decisions on leadership both at home and in the workplace. Doris Jackson-Shazier is an Author, Speaker, ICF Accredited Leadership Coach, People Management Consultant, and accomplished leader with over two decades of dedicated experience in fostering organizational growth, transformation, and excellence. Doris is a wife and mother of 4, with a passion for empowering families to cultivate deeper connections and stronger faith through the transformative power...
2024-07-16
23 min
Fearless with Jason Whitlock
Stephen Jackson ATTACKS Whitlock for Exposing His ‘Pro-Black’ Prisoner Mentality | Ep 676
Black folks, you better not step out of line or “Correctional Officer” Stephen Jackson will put you in your place. The former NBA star and gang advocate took “CBS Mornings” host Gayle King to task over mentioning how people were rooting for Caitlin Clark during her interview with South Carolina women’s basketball coach Dawn Staley. When Jason pointed out Jackson’s racial idolatry and prison mindset, the “All the Smoke” host donned his free Colorado Buffaloes swag from fellow idolator Deion Sanders and took to social media to hurl insults at Whitlock — Stephen A. Smith style. Jason calls out Jackson as one...
2024-04-22
1h 20
Forgotten Seasons
Stephen Jackson
The Charlotte Bobcats existed for 10 seasons and racked up a grand total of zero playoff wins. The pinnacle of the franchise came in 2009/10, when the Stephen Jackson and Gerald Wallace-led Bobcats made the playoffs and ranked first in defense.Stephen Jackson arrived in Charlotte nine games into the 2009/10 season after being traded from Golden State. Stak was just two years removed from making history with the 2007 We Believe Warriors. That Warriors core - featuring Baron Davis, Matt Barnes, Jason Richardson and Al Harrington - dismantled quickly following their magical run. By 2009, Captain Jack was...
2024-01-10
49 min
Journos
”What Is Consciousness?” with Janet Varney
We're introducing a new feature here on JOURNOS: a sort of journalism detective agency. You've got a question, we do journalism on it and find the answer. (I should say that the term "do journalism on it" has had a mixed reception.) Our first question comes from friend and guinea pig of the show, Janet Varney, who asks a pretty simple little question: "What is consciousness?" Brandon & Stephen hunted far and wide and interviewed a couple of experts about theories of consciousness, the hard and soft problems, whether you can communicate with people...
2024-01-04
1h 13
Journos
AI: Miracle Tech or Just Another Pair of Chopsticks Lodged in Your Brain?
Suggested new phrase for the confusing pace of modern life: "It's like having chopsticks stuck in your brain." Not, of course, the song (we would never be so basic). No — literal chopsticks, but lodged in such a way that you can still go about your business ... just, everything just seems a lot harder. One man unwittingly has become the symbol for this new symbol, a man who got chopsticks lodged in his brain ... and didn't even know it. So begins our exploration of weird stories about bodily invasion by foreign objects, from houseflies to...
2023-12-13
40 min
The Danza Project
Stephen Jackson: The Danza Project Episode 150
Few people could move as seamlessly through sports, entertainment, and the streets as Stephen Jackson. The former NBA Champion became a force to be reckoned with after taking Lincoln High School to a state championship in his junior year. However, the breadth of his knowledge outside of basketball has transformed him into a commanding authority in the culture. We welcomed Stephen Jackson to The Danza Project for an all-encompassing interview. Maintaining his authenticity is at the core of his persona, so you know he’s not holding back. From detailing his beginnings in Texas, Jackson dives into his career, fr...
2023-12-12
2h 46
Master the Moment — Outdoor Photography Podcast
Stephen Matera - How to Become a Full-Time Photographer
Send me a message here with feedback or topics you’d like to see covered on upcoming episodes! Or just say hello!So many photographers would love to quit their 9-5 in order to pursue landscape photography as a full time profession. Unfortunately, leaving the security of your job isn't always easy, and finding ways to make ends meet as a creative isn't getting any easier. Luckily, Stephen Matera has some advice for us on this week's podcast episode. Stephen has been a full-time landscape photographer for nearly 20 years. In all those years, Stephen has learned a lo...
2023-11-20
54 min
We Playin' Spades
"I’m a Champion On Every Level!" with Stephen Jackson
This week, former NBA player Stephen Jackson challenges Waka and Desi to a game of spades — the OG way! Stephen talks about when he knew he was destined for the league, why he doesn’t like to be called an ‘activist’, his honest thoughts on how the “Malice at the Palace” affected his career, and why Kobe Bryant is the best basketball player he’s gone up against. We cussing, trying to not get our black cards took, and throwing cards all across the table…you know what this is! Can Stephen Jackson show them how an OG do...
2023-11-13
33 min
The Playbook With David Meltzer
From Gridiron to Greatness: Stephen Jackson's Entrepreneurial Drive
In today's episode, I sit down with Stephen Jackson, the all-time rushing leader for the Rams. We delve deep into Jackson's transition from an iconic football career to becoming an entrepreneur, founding the unique lifestyle brand OBS. Stephen emphasizes originality, authenticity, and the transformative power of barbering in his mission to uplift communities. As he discusses his spirit of excellence, our conversation highlights the importance of showing up every day, self-improvement, and carrying a positive energy into business. Dive into this inspiring conversation to understand the essence behind Stephen Jackson's journey, and the brand that resonates with his principles.
2023-10-08
08 min
Journos
That Time Fake Aliens Invaded Mexico and Real Rats Invaded D.C.
It's mankind versus nonhuman invaders in this episode of Journos! Stephen's big talk about pant legs gets Brandon thinking about a Washington Post story on rat-hunting that reads like a newspaper version of a snuff film ... only with rats. What's with WaPo's obsession with the city's rats? Our sleuths dig into the last few years of coverage to sort out whether the city's paper of record really really loves rats, or really really hates them. (Seems like a cross-species frenemy situation.) All this talk of invasion inspires Stephen to ruminate on Mexico's space alien problem. T...
2023-09-23
37 min
Journos
We Nearly All Died Out, But We Survived ... to Create Barbie!
After some discussion of one of the lesser-known markers of climate change (sticky leather seats), we kick off this episode by introducing you to a new guest host: Hondo! Then it's on to the question of how we endure crises. First, the unfortunate recent diarrhea incident that forced a Delta plane to turn around. Then, we talk about a recent study in the journal Science that posits the human population went through a bottleneck such that we were down to fewer than 1,300 people. That the modern human is the product of pretty serious inbreeding guides...
2023-09-10
32 min
Sportslifetalk Media
Stephen Jackson has Got Next | Seagoville High School Head Football Coach | Black Coaches of Texas
Stephen Jackson has Got Next!!! Welcome to the SLT “You Got Next” series. This series is dedicated to the athlete/actor/entrepreneur who doesn’t ask for any recognition but continues to push themselves to limits that many didn’t think they had. We see you and we want to let the world know who you are... we present to you the SLT next series and Stephen Jackson has "Got Next" Make sure you subscribe, like and follow us on IG, Twitter and Facebook @sportlifetalk. You can watch the live streamed show on our Sportslifetalk Facebook page and on our YouT...
2023-09-05
38 min
EdLeader
Unleashing Greatness featuring Stephen M. R. Covey
Stephen M. R. Covey is the author of Wall Street Journal #1 Bestseller, Trust and Inspire: How Truly Great Leaders Unleash Greatness in Others. Joining Dr. Jackson for a truly inspirational conversation, Covey believes that even though our world has changed drastically, our leadership style has not.Most organizations, teams, schools, and families today still operate from a model of “Command and Control,” focusing on hierarchies and compliance from people. But because of the changing nature of the world, the workforce, the work itself, and the choices we have for where and how to work and live, these old r...
2023-09-03
42 min
Journos
Trying *This* in a Small Town
In this episode — stories of small towns, starting with a moral quandary for Stephen in the smallest town of all: the open ocean(?) What would he do if a rogue otter tried to steal his surfboard? From there we get territorial on two country songs that are topping the charts of the culture war: Jason Aldean's "Try That in a Small Town" and Oliver Anthony's "Rich Men North of Richmond." Both songs are big conservative talking points, but while Aldean's traffics in big-city stereotypes, Anthony's is a folky class commentary, even if its policy positions are a lit...
2023-09-02
26 min
Soul Sessions Jackson
Stephen Brown
Today on Soul Sessions, Stephen Brown, aka 5th Child, talks making music in Jackson, and how a pandemic eyesore has turned into a mission in his North Jackson neighborhood. Donate: https://cffms.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/create/fund?funit_id=2519 Latest Album: https://open.spotify.com/album/6YuhFcZNBRU1PzBw2ReP0H?si=Im3a7VL2T7eb-w3YDvWYTQ Transcript: https://www.visitjackson.com/blog/soul-sessions-stephen-brown/
2023-06-23
09 min
Journos
Prince Harry & Meghan vs Florida Man
Used to be, we had forest spirits and talking animals and whatnot. But those days are long over, and now the closest to a mythology we moderns have is celebrities — those magical sprites that materialize in a puff of self-regard and vanish in a flash of cameras. It's not Grimm, but it is grim. The Great American Fairy Tale added a new chapter recently when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were involved in a post-gala paparazzi pursuit that the royals' PR called "near catastrophic." Since nothing seemed to have happened, it suggests that just being in the ne...
2023-05-23
41 min
Now and Men
Jackson Katz - Democracy, Authoritarianism and Violence: The Politics of Masculinity in the United States
Jackson Katz has long been a major figure in the growing global movement of men working to promote gender equality and prevent gender-based violence. He has also written and broadcast extensively about the central role of masculinity and gender in shaping political debates in the United States. With politics ever more polarised, authoritarianism and political violence – especially towards women – are becoming increasingly normalised, and figures such as Donald Trump and conservative media outlets are playing into patriarchal definitions of manhood and the family to appeal to the public.Jackson is an educator, author, lecturer, and social theorist. He i...
2023-04-26
1h 09
Journos
Plumbing the Depths of the Teenage Mind w/Denis Barron, MFT
In this episode, Stephen (who, by the way, used to be a high school teacher) strikes off on his own to discover what went wrong during his wayward teenage years. Well, not really. But he does track down San Francisco-based therapist Denis Barron, MFT to learn more about what makes young minds tick. Barron has spent his career working with adolescents, and has some great insights on everything from the reasons teens do the crazy shit they do, to the apparent evolutionary benefits of ADHD. He also gives some great advice on what developmental milestones are most i...
2023-03-14
36 min
Journos
Pay No Attention to the Story About that Blown-Up Russian Gas Pipeline!
In this episode, we ask: Must a story be told? What happens if it isn't? Could we be better off? Brandon & Stephen are somewhat boggled by the existence of a story that seems out of journalism's primordial past. Not a "man bites dog" story, but an even more ancient piece of news: "dog bites man." We consider a story about how, when dogs attack mail carriers, sometimes whole neighborhoods lose delivery service. It seems that, indeed, everything must be made into news eventually. But — apparently not everything. From postal pith helmets, we look at a st...
2023-03-03
45 min
Journos
Fridays: America’s Dumping Ground for Bad News, Nachos
Before you head off into your weekend, do you pull loved ones aside and tell them you've accidentally polluted a rainforest, or defrauded retirees, or contributed to a massacre? If so, you might be a popular corporation or politician! In this episode, we're talking about a venerable American institution: the news dump. If you absolutely have to tell the whole nation that you screwed up, why not do it right before everyone's off for the weekend? We're Americans! We love to grill out and forget! By Monday, we're totally refreshed and entirely ignorant of whatever bad thing...
2023-01-21
34 min
Around The Tavern with Chris and Stephen
EPISODE EIGHT - Homebrew versus Official - who made it?
EPISODE EIGHT - Homebrew versus Official - who made it? THE FINAL EPISODE OF SEASON ONEThis is a podcast that covers content from across the Dungeon and Dragons Multiverse from right here in our cozy Tavern – Today’s topic, Homebrew versus Official - who made it? Today we will discuss our opinions alongside our favorites from each! So go ahead and grab a drink and buckle up for the last episode of season one! We will also announce and discuss the Winner of ‘Characters that should have been’ at the end of this episode! ...
2023-01-14
58 min
Journos
From Stone Carving to ChatGPT: 11,000 Years of Content
It’s the last episode of 2022, and in the spirit of auld lang syne, we’re taking it all the way back to the 9th millennium BCE, to a region found in modern-day Turkey. That’s because it’s there we find what archeologists and artsy types are calling the “oldest known depiction of a narrative scene.” But watch out — this neolithic masterpiece is a bit NSFW! Carved into a stone bench in an area likely used for rituals of some kind, cheeky enthusiasts can gaze upon a composition consisting of “a squatting male figure holding a rattle or a snake...
2022-12-31
27 min
Around The Tavern with Chris and Stephen
EPISODE SEVEN - Dungeons and Dragons Reddit edition
This is a podcast that covers content from across the Dungeon and Dragons Multiverse from right here in our cozy Tavern – Today’s topic, Dungeons and Dragons – REDDIT EDITION – Yes you heard us right! Today we will talk about some of the posts we found interesting from the DnD side of Reddit - The big topic is Dungeons and Dragons Reddit edition – Today's episode features an Interview with Christen!Around the Tavern w/ Chris and Stephen also features a Post Show interview Contest where 6 different people have been Interviewed about The...
2022-12-31
1h 18
Around The Tavern with Chris and Stephen
EPISODE SIX – One Shots – Hole In One!
“Welcome to Around the Tavern with Chris and Stephen! I am your Host Chris with my Co-host, Stephen!” This is a podcast that covers content from across the Dungeon and Dragons Multiverse from right here in our cozy Tavern – Today’s topic, One Shots! Let’s talk about containing a DnD adventure into a single session!! - The big topic is One Shots- One of the best ways to introduce folks to Dungeons & Dragons! DnD one shots are single adventures that can be completed in around one to three sessions. Like any good DnD adventure...
2022-12-17
1h 08
Around The Tavern with Chris and Stephen
EPISODE FIVE – Character/ Player types – Whatcha Playin’?
“Welcome to Around the Tavern with Chris and Stephen! I am your Host Chris with my Co-host, Stephen!” This is a podcast that covers content from across the Dungeon and Dragons Multiverse from right here in our cozy Tavern – Today’s topic, Character, and player types! Let’s talk about whatcha playin! - The big topic for Character/ Player types – Whatcha Playin’?In this episode, we take a dive into the different player and character types from players in the DnD Community Today's episode features an Interview with Ben!
2022-12-03
1h 05
Journos
What’s the Best Way to Brew Meat?
Innovation is weird. One moment, you’re an early human spending half the day chewing raw, possibly tainted meat. The next, you’re sending your prehistoric carp back to the waiter because it “just wasn’t the same as last time.” Let’s talk about technological breakthroughs, and let’s do it through the lens of two stories that dropped, seemingly in sync, the other week. Big news in the world of archaeological geochemistry: Scientists in Israel recently discovered evidence that humans have been cooking food for at least 780,000 years. Pretty cool, given that we previously believed we’ve been doin...
2022-11-22
23 min
Around The Tavern with Chris and Stephen
EPISODE FOUR: Deep Dive into Fourth Edition
“Welcome to Around the Tavern with Chris and Stephen! I am your Host Chris with my Co-host, Stephen!”This is a podcast that covers content from across the Dungeon and Dragons Multiverse from right here in our cozy Tavern – Today’s topic is a deep dive into Fourth Edition. That’s Right! for our 4th episode it is only fitting! - The big topic for this episode is the Fourth Edition of Dungeons and DragonsIn this episode, we take a dive into the forgotten 4th edition of dnd! Stephen hosts t...
2022-11-19
1h 17
Journos
The Dirty Truth About Clickbait
We awaken from troubled naps into the existential horror of clickbait. Two stories in particular caught our attention recently: the sad tale of the "World's Dirtiest Man" who lived and died in Iran, and a restaurant for dogs in San Francisco. Like angry media-addicted teenagers, Brandon & Stephen ask: why were these stories even born? Is it just good old "churnalism" — press releases reformatted into news articles by overworked reporters? Or is there something more sinister at stake, like trying to distract from revolution in the streets? We all think we know from clickbait, but do we...
2022-11-09
29 min
Around The Tavern with Chris and Stephen
EPISODE THREE: TV Show and the Movies
“Welcome to Around the Tavern with Chris and Stephen! I am your Host Chris with my Co-host, Stephen!” This is a podcast that covers content from across the Dungeon and Dragons Multiverse from right here in our cozy Tavern – Today’s topic, Tv show, and Movies? We take a trip through the cinematic and televised life of Dungeons and Dragons. - The big topic for this episode is Tv shows and movies.In this episode, we cover the Animated Tv show from 1983! We also have great conversations over other Dungeons and Dr...
2022-11-05
1h 18
Around The Tavern with Chris and Stephen
Halloween Special - Stephens Boss Battle: Spooky edition
“Welcome to Around the Tavern with Chris and Stephen! I am your Host Chris with my Co-host, Stephen!” Today is a very special and ghoulish episode. Around the Tavern presents STEPHENS BOSS BATLLE HALLOWEEN EDITION, this podcast usually covers content from across the Dungeon and Dragons Multiverse from right here in our cozy Tavern – however for this Spooky chapter, Stephen will enlighten us with a very haunting boss battle. Happy Halloween - Special Ep. 2022 music - CO.AG Music“Welcome to Around the Tavern with Chris and Stephen! I am your Host Chris...
2022-10-31
17 min
Around The Tavern with Chris and Stephen
EPISODE TWO: History – Dungeons and Documentaries
“Welcome to Around the Tavern with Chris and Stephen! I am your Host Chris with my Co-host, Stephen!”This is a podcast that covers content from across the Dungeon and Dragons Multiverse from right here in our cozy Tavern – Today’s topic is Dungeons and Documentaries – The progress and impact of DnD over the years. From Gary Gygax w/ Tactical Studies Rules, Inc to Wizards of The Coast.In this episode, we cover the History of DnD! We also have great conversations over other Dungeons and Dragons to...
2022-10-22
1h 16
Around The Tavern with Chris and Stephen
EPISODE ONE: Where to Start - Around the Tavern a DND Starter Guide
Around the Tavern is a Fantasy Podcast about all things Dungeons and Dragons. Covering Topics from the Technical, the Historical, and the various opinions within the DnD Multiverse. Chris and Stephen dive into the internet and wealth of personal experience to bring you a Big Topic of the week, in each episode! So, grab one of our famous Ales and pull up a chair! In this Episode, we cover our introductions, our dnd starter guide, Stephens boss battle, and our Character that should have been! Around the Tavern w...
2022-10-08
1h 06
Journos
Is ”Serial” Guilty ... of Bad Journalism? w/Rebecca Lavoie & Janet Varney
News from the "Wrongs Righted" Desk ~~ Adnan Syed, imprisoned for a murder he didn't commit, was released after 23 years in prison. If you've heard of Syed, it's from the podcast "Serial," which kick-started the ... trend? genre? industry? ... of longform podcasting. But is it good journalism? After "Serial" premiered in 2014, questions arose about its accuracy; "Serial" creator Sarah Koenig's reporting focused on aspects of the story that made Syed look guilty (or just made the story look better) and ignored some crucial evidence that argued for his innocence. In the years since, there's been a lot...
2022-09-26
50 min
Sacred Sons Podcast
A Time Of Reckoning with Stephen Jenkinson - SSP 107
Stephen Jenkinson, MTS, MSW is an activist, teacher, author, and farmer. He is the founder of the Orphan Wisdom School in Ontario, Canada and the author of six books, including Reckoning, co-authored by Kimberly Johnson and Die Wise: A Manifesto for Sanity and Soul, the award-winning book about grief and dying, and the great love of life. In 2015, he created Nights of Grief & Mystery with Canadian singer-songwriter Gregory Hoskins. Get his new book today by visiting: RECKONING ON THIS EPISODE: Stephen Jenkinson, MTS, MSW | Orphan Wisdom Adam Jackson | @adam___jackson ...
2022-08-29
1h 08
Sacred Sons Podcast
A Time Of Reckoning with Stephen Jenkinson - SSP 107
Stephen Jenkinson, MTS, MSW is an activist, teacher, author, and farmer. He is the founder of the Orphan Wisdom School in Ontario, Canada and the author of six books, including Reckoning, co-authored by Kimberly Johnson and Die Wise: A Manifesto for Sanity and Soul, the award-winning book about grief and dying, and the great love of life. In 2015, he created Nights of Grief & Mystery with Canadian singer-songwriter Gregory Hoskins. Get his new book today by visiting: RECKONING ON THIS EPISODE: Stephen Jenkinson, MTS, MSW | Orphan Wisdom Adam Jackson | @adam___jackson ...
2022-08-29
1h 08
Every Hornets Boxscore Podcast
November 20th, 2010: Stack Jack Triple Double, Stephen Jackson leads a troubled Bobcats team
Date: November 20, 2010. Era: The Death of the Bobcats (2010-2016). Season/Game: 2010-11, Charlotte Bobcats vs Phoenix SunsThe 2010-11 Charlotte Bobcats season was full of promise off a playoff appearance. The team finally had some talent. Stephen Jackson was a pure scorer with attitude. Gerald Wallace was an All-Star caliber defensive stopper and rim runner. Boris Diaw was motivated and clear-eyed about his role. We look at a game before it all went disastrously wrong for Larry Brown and the team. David A. Arnott, founder of Rufus On Fire gives us more insight into what Stephen Jackson...
2022-08-04
56 min
Journos
Defacing the Mona Lisa and DALL•E’s Horrifying Netherworld of AI-Driven Art
What makes life worth living? What kind of cake does the Mona Lisa prefer? What does a chair made of avocados look like? Art, in its many forms, seeks to answer all of the above. And for years, humans have enjoyed a near monopoly on creating it. But things are changing — and fast. Here, we take a look at people, our penchant for environmental destruction, and our even stronger proclivity for creating technology that may one day wipe us from the face of the earth — but not before creating next year’s fall lineup on Netflix. First...
2022-07-29
33 min
Journos
What Happens in Your Face, Stays in Your Face
Proving that all the good science has already been found out and all that's left is the weird, gross stuff, Brandon & Stephen return from hiatus to tackle the recent discovery of a mite that lives on our face, where it has sex, and where it's gotten so good at having sex on our face that it doesn't know how to live independently anymore. At a time when even humans have a hard time believing in other humans, it's somewhat heartwarming to know these little guys are going all-in on our species. Ride and/or die! ...
2022-06-28
22 min
Journos
Kinky Dolphins, Bodies in Barrels, and Seeing What We Want to See
We begin with a mystery: What does it mean when a pair of sexually aroused river dolphins engage in rough play with an anaconda? Science has no definitive answers, but the media — from Business Insider to The New York Times to BroBible — will happily cover the confusion. So begins an exploration into pareidolia, that cognitive quirk where we see faces in all kinds of stuff, and "find" patterns of meaning in just about everything else. In this episode, Brandon & Stephen ask whether pareidolia applies to how we read (and produce) the news, too. Is t...
2022-05-20
25 min
NBA Action With Jackson
Detailing Mavs/Suns (Featuring Stephen Garner - @StayTrueSDot3)
Guest: Stephen Garner (@StayTrueSDot3) Jackson and Stephen tackle Mavericks/Suns through a Phoenix lens. Follow Stephen On Twitter: (2) Stephen ☯️🏁 (@StayTrueSDot3) / Twitter Checkout All of Stephen's Content: @StayTrueSdot3 | Linktree For access to the Podcast Discord, submit a podcast review and DM a screenshot to either @JacksonLloydNBA or @NBAActionPod on Twitter. NBA Action With Jackson In-depth analysis spanning across all 30 teams Hosted by @RiseNetworkUS and @RollCallSN analyst Jackson Lloyd (@JacksonLloydNBA) Follow Jackson on Twitter...
2022-05-13
49 min
Journos
A Visit to Elon Musk’s New Mall of America
Elon bought Twitter. (You may have heard.) The analysis, hand-wringing, and general worrywart-ery about how bad it might be for media has been great for media, giving journalists and pundits lots to fill up pages and airtime. And to tweet about, of course. It's a lot to take in, but for us, it helps to think about the whole thing as a visit to a mall in a state of flux. What will happen to the sunglasses kiosks? Or the fountain where everyone chit-chats? And will an attempted government overthrow begin in the Orange Julius? ...
2022-05-02
31 min
Journos
Can We Still Trust Science When it’s Calling Black Holes ”Hairy”?
Some conflict in this episode: Brandon wants to talk about a new study that suggests black holes have quantum "hair" and Stephen wants to at least take a moment to discuss why the great minds behind the science didn't think a little harder about the branding of their hypothesis. Chortling aside, the hairy black hole story is interesting to us for a few reasons. One is that, if correct, the hypothesis would resolve a contradiction at the heart of modern science — which involves whether or not anything can really escape the gravity of a black hole. ...
2022-04-09
30 min
Sacred Sons Podcast
SSP 89 - Invocation of an Elder with Stephen Jenkinson
Stephen Jenkinson, MTS, MSW is an activist, teacher, author, and farmer. He is the founder of the Orphan Wisdom School in Ontario, Canada, and the author of five books, including Die Wise: A Manifesto for Sanity and Soul, the award-winning book about grief and dying, and the great love of life. In 2015, he created Nights of Grief & Mystery with Canadian singer-songwriter Gregory Hoskins. On this Episode: Stephen Jenkinson, MTS, MSW | Orphan Wisdom Adam Jackson | @adam___jackson THE BROTHERSHIP: Online Community and Mobile App | Experience online men's councils and workshops as...
2022-04-04
1h 00
Sacred Sons Podcast
SSP 89 - Invocation of an Elder with Stephen Jenkinson
Stephen Jenkinson, MTS, MSW is an activist, teacher, author, and farmer. He is the founder of the Orphan Wisdom School in Ontario, Canada, and the author of five books, including Die Wise: A Manifesto for Sanity and Soul, the award-winning book about grief and dying, and the great love of life. In 2015, he created Nights of Grief & Mystery with Canadian singer-songwriter Gregory Hoskins. On this Episode: Stephen Jenkinson, MTS, MSW | Orphan Wisdom Adam Jackson | @adam___jackson THE BROTHERSHIP: Online Community and Mobile App | Experience online men's councils and workshops as...
2022-04-04
1h 00
Journos
Bugs in the System: Cancer-Sniffing Worms, Hackers, and the New Cold War
Stephen said this episode was about "diagnostics," but no one's going to listen to an episode about "diagnostics." Even a diagnostician is going to pass on a diagnostics episode in favor of some vintage white-lady killings on "My Favorite Murder." So! This episode is all about things infiltrating systems, which is much more interesting. Check it -- scientists discovered that the ever-useful C. elegans roundworm, a research favorite, is naturally attracted to the smell of lung cancer. What did we ever do to deserve such a great little fella? Also -- let's talk ab...
2022-03-30
26 min
Journos
Would You Become a Yacht Pirate for Ukraine?
Well, would you? You don’t have to decide now, but be aware that lawmakers in Texas have introduced legislation to bring back privateering in order to empower citizens to seize the yachts of Russian oligarchs docked in American harbors. Ahoy. In this episode, Brandon and Stephen take a look at forms of protest and resistance in solidarity with and defense of Ukraine. First up is Marina Ovsyannikova, the woman who poached the state-run Russian airwaves with a message for her country’s people: “Don’t believe propaganda. They’re lying to you here.” Brandon then takes a l...
2022-03-24
32 min
Build with Stephen Scoggins
How to COPE with GRIEF and LOSS - Mattie Jackson Selecman
"If you have lost something significant and you believe in a sovereign God, and you are not angry at any point, you're suppressing something". Mattie Jackson Selecman. On this episode of Stuck to Unstoppable, Mattie Jackson Selecman walks us through her journey of learning to trust in a Sovereign God while walking through the grief of an unexpected tragedy. She offers her experiences with dealing with grief one day at a time; "surrendering" becoming her motto; and the presence of joy and celebrating the small things in life, just to name a few! Please share this video...
2022-03-21
43 min
Build with Stephen Scoggins
How to COPE with GRIEF and LOSS - Mattie Jackson Selecman
"If you have lost something significant and you believe in a sovereign God, and you are not angry at any point, you're suppressing something". Mattie Jackson Selecman. On this episode of Stuck to Unstoppable, Mattie Jackson Selecman walks us through her journey of learning to trust in a Sovereign God while walking through the grief of an unexpected tragedy. She offers her experiences with dealing with grief one day at a time; "surrendering" becoming her motto; and the presence of joy and celebrating the small things in life, just to name a few! Please share this video...
2022-03-21
43 min
Journos
What Shipwrecks Can Teach Us About Hot Cars, Fast Ice, and Human Progress
Brandon's on vacation ... a cruise, actually! Which some people might consider work, but after a few dozen piña of coladas, he's feeling philosophical... ... And that's right when Stephen tracks him down to talk about, what else?, shipwrecks, because they're topical and because Stephen isn't reading the room. Still, it was interesting to talk about the Felicity Ace, that Portuguese ship carrying luxury cars that caught fire and had to be abandoned. Particularly, the viral rumor that all those Porsches and Bentleys were now up for grabs because something something law of the sea, which is not a...
2022-03-19
32 min
Journos
What Jesus’ Foreskin Foretold About the Skincare Industry
Among the tiny relics dotting the timeline of Christian history, few items pack a bigger punch than the holy prepuce. For the uninitiated, that’s fancy-talk for Jesus’ foreskin, and the provenance and authenticity of numerous specimens purported to be the one-and-only bit of flesh have been questioned for years. That’s just the tip of the proverbial iceberg in this episode, as Brandon and Stephen pull back the layers of the holy prepuce to reveal that it may have, if nothing else, the ability to knock a few years off the penance of a wayward Italian from ti...
2022-03-09
34 min
Journos
Earworms of Mass Destruction
How should we feel about city officials blasting pop songs to disperse protesters? Better than tear gas, but more disturbing that they're trying to weaponize our precious "Macarena?" Big Brother's DJs were in effect in Wellington, New Zealand's capital — where protesters, inspired by Canada's own anti-vax demonstrations, took to the streets. The Wellington authorities' response? Barry Manilow, "Baby Shark," and even some James Blunt (at his request). We decided to look at why weaponizing music is such a popular pastime for governments trying to assert control over public dissent ... or to break suspected terrorists. T...
2022-02-23
22 min
Journos
Let’s Talk About Why That Adorable Jim from ”The Office” Is Spying on Us
In this episode, we start by reflecting on the mystery that is "Gazpacho Police." It's either a flub by Marjorie Taylor Greene, or the stunning reveal that the US Capitol Police's jurisdiction includes soups. Mistake or political ploy, it gave the news media something to freak out about, and the Right something new to fundraise around, probably. But we're not here to talk about cold starter dishes. The MTG outburst reminded Brandon and Stephen that the government may indeed be spying on us, as was confirmed by the reveal that the CIA is indeed still spying on u...
2022-02-17
23 min
Journos
A No-Fly List for Jerks, Sex Jets, and Other Mysteries of Modern Air Travel
We've talked about Cucumber Time before: that "silly season" in summer and late in the year when the media decides not much is happening (all evidence to the contrary) and crams its news hole with frivolity. A species of Cucumber Time is on us again: this one we call Horny Time, when outlets scramble to find stories about love and lust to fluff us up for Valentine's Day. NYT served us up a moist one about a Las Vegas airplane charter biz that rolls out the satin pillows for customers to join the Mile High Club. It'll...
2022-02-11
21 min
Journos
Spoiler Alerts! Wordle, Chinese Censorship, and the Zen of Knowing the End in Advance
We talked about memes as "mind viruses" a few episodes ago, but boy, "Let's Go Brandon" got nothing on Wordle. The daily word game has become America's newest pandemic, so it was only a matter of time before someone figured out a way to spoil everything on Twitter. So, we got to thinking about "spoilers." That led us to ideas about "controlling the narrative," which has taken some interesting forms lately: China changing the ending of "Fight Club" and other movies to make sure the state always wins American thickneck John Cena calling Taiwan a country...
2022-01-31
40 min
Journos
The Great Los Angeles Train Kerfuffle
When the media gets a good story about a TRAIN ROBBERY, why, it's a special kind of glee. Headlines may read things like “Thieves loot freight trains in Los Angeles with impunity” but beneath the newsy professionalism is a childlike desire to write what reporters really feel about trains, crime, & policing: "Choo-Choo's Boo-Boos Are No-Nos for the Po-Po" In other words, some simple-ass storytelling, y'all. Never fear, because our two intrepid news hoboes, Brandon & Stephen, dodge the bulls to hop aboard the story of these freight-train robberies in Los Angeles. Oh the boxes! So m...
2022-01-21
27 min
The Weekly Reload Podcast
Matt Stoller Argues Industry Consolidation Contributes to the Ammo Price Surge
On this episode, Director of Research at the American Economic Liberties Project Matt Stoller joins the show to talk about the ongoing ammo shortage and the resulting price hikes we've all been experiencing lately. Stoller recently wrote a widely-circulated piece on his Substack arguing the market dominance of Vista Outdoors and Olin Corporation contribute to the supply problems and price hikes. Those companies own many of the most popular ammo brands including Federal, American Eagle, CCI, Winchester, and Remington. Stoller says the companies use consolidation, such as Vista's recent purchase of Remington's ammo business, to better control...
2022-01-17
1h 08
Journos
Piñatas and Two-Steppin’: Companies Dodge Responsibility, Festively
When you do something wrong, what's your move? To accept responsibility, or to create a dirty little simulacrum who takes the blame while you cavort? If you're an American company, you might go with the Mini-Me approach. Today, we're telling two tales of bankruptcy. In the first, Cyber Ninjas is shutting down. They couldn't assassinate the will of the voters in Arizona, so they are attempting to vanish into the night, having at least pushed The Big Lie of voter fraud a little further toward this year's midterm elections. (Not great that faith i...
2022-01-13
21 min
Journos
12 Days of JOURNOS, Day 12: Should Society Invest in Brains or Farts?
On the Twelfth and Final Day of the 12 Days of JOURNOS, Brandon and Stephen reluctantly cover the story about the reality TV star who sells her own farts. Sigh. Not surprisingly, said farts are also available as NFTs. Double sigh. All this gets them thinking about the need to invest in the collective brainpower of humanity, which has apparently dropped to an all time low. It’s time to “buy the dip” and prevent any future “fartrepreneurs” from poisoning the well of civilization any further. How? The folks over at The Brookings Institute have an idea: The Wh...
2022-01-06
15 min
Journos
12 Days of JOURNOS, Day 11: Elizabeth Holmes vs. NFTs
On the Eleventh Day of JOURNOS, we got ourselves a Special Guest: Elizabeth Holmes, fresh from her conviction on four of 11 charges (the ones related to rich folks, not the ones related to regular folks). Brandon & Stephen walk through the rise and fall of Theranos, while newly minted Friend-of-Show Elizabeth looks on the bright side, including croquet with "Mad Dog" Mattis, joining a very exclusive crime club with Martha Stewart, and selling NFTs of herself making ... noises. All this NFT talk gets us thinking about the strange world of tech investment. What's really the difference...
2022-01-05
15 min
Journos
12 Days of JOURNOS, Day 10: Let’s Count to a Trillion
On the Tenth Day of JOURNOS, we’re talkin’ turkey about tech stocks, big bucks, and the jobs of tomorrow. You may have heard that Apple just received the first $3 trillion valuation in history. But you’ve certainly never seen anyone count to a trillion. Why? Would take too long, obv. Nevertheless, in an effort to demystify this astronomical price tag, Stephen walks us through a few somewhat more tangible examples to help us wrap our brains around the company’s mind-boggling market cap. Brandon then brings us down to earth with a run down of the most sough...
2022-01-04
13 min
Journos
12 Days of JOURNOS, Day Nine: Bugs, Blood & Other Future Menu Items
On the Ninth Day of JOURNOS, we remind ourselves that the year 2022 was first popularized in 1973 by the film Soylent Green. That vision of the future of cuisine gets Brandon & Stephen talking about other plans for how and what to feed people that isn't made of people. Turns out one option is ... soylent, the food-replacement drink with the recommended daily allowance of misplaced irony. But for reals, the near-future of food is wild: vertical farming, urban shrimp, upcycled coffee, plus algae, kelp, more kelp, heme, and, of course, insects ... so many insects. If the taste f...
2022-01-03
18 min
Journos
12 Days of JOURNOS, Day Eight: The Color Conspiracy of 2022
On the Eighth Day of JOURNOS, we unpack Brandon's first conspiracy: the secret marketing machinations that produce the Color of the Year. This year, a hitch: most of the colors were basically the same riff on greenish-gray. With this crack in the facade, Stephen & Brandon discuss the terrible power of the true palette-masters over at the Pantone Color Institute, which exercises considerable sway over the design and marketing choices of all sorts of brands. Pantone's Color of the Year? A sick purp called "Very Peri!" Pantone's choice, as well as all those near-identical green-grays, was inspired this...
2022-01-02
13 min
Journos
12 Days of JOURNOS, Day Seven: Nature, ah, Finds a Way
On the Seventh Day of JOURNOS, fish rain down from the heavens into Texarkana, Texas. A Biblical tale rendered unto the news by a blessed waterspout, and a fitting end to a year of nature's oddities. As the fishy heavens open up, we open an umbrella and do some updates to our episode on space, sea, and desert. Even though I reported on the issues with solar-energy development in the Mojave Desert, the Biden administration still opened up more desert land to those panel-lovin' freaks. The news covered the politics of the Joes Biden and Manchin, and B...
2022-01-01
18 min
Journos
12 Days of JOURNOS, Day Five: The Mental-Health Olympics
On the Fifth Day of JOURNOS, we sprint, dive, and slalom into the 2020 Summer Olympic Games, held in summer of 2021. We glory at the spectacle of so many controversies, from bribery and shameful resignations to a stadium sourced from endangered rainforests and the traditional procession of vomiting Australians that ends every Olympiad. We linger voyeuristically at that other tradition: how Olympians are going to screw each other. This time around, it was complicated by cardboard no-sex beds, a utopian vision of corrugated-cardboard idealism from the 1960s that like everything these days was infected by disinformation. Th...
2021-12-30
11 min
Journos
12 Days of JOURNOS, Day Four: Is Clickbait Bad?
On the Fourth Day of Journos we check in on a Denver Area bear that, back in July, got a bucket stuck on its head. The incident made national news, and it wasn’t the only such story involving a rascally Ursus and a bucket that the media picked up in 2021. Needless to say, the bear/bucket saga was far from the most pressing issue that day. That’s right, we’re taking a look at clickbait and why we can’t stop falling for it. Stephen looks into the psychology of it all, while Brandon pulls a few cho...
2021-12-29
11 min
Journos
12 Days of JOURNOS, Day Three: Get on the Influencer Bus
On the Third Day of JOURNOS, Brandon tells the story of three women who met over the social medium of a cheating boyfriend, bought an old school bus, and went on a road trip across the US, scattering feel-good news stories across this great nation and then creating their own content like a bunch of Johnny Appleseeds of the Influencer Economy. Beating back our cynicism, we ask whether this is an earnest voyage of discovery, or just a good opportunity to generate some Intellectual Property, addressing thorny questions of how it's any different than travel writing of...
2021-12-28
12 min
Journos
12 Days of JOURNOS, Day Two: The Great Rooster Virility Crisis
On the Second Day of JOURNOS, Stephen sinks his teeth into a juicy story: What happened to the chicken tenders? Is there really a shortage, or is it just a case of price fluctuations leading to crispy, clickable headlines? Stephen watches with cool amusement as a poorly sourced TODAY story inspires a sampling of imitators, and the occasional sales pitch. It's a game of Southern-fried telephone that leaves out essential ingredients like drought and climate change. Meanwhile, Brandon recalls the flurry of stories in which chicken shortages were blamed on roosters not being cock enough t...
2021-12-27
14 min
Journos
12 Days of JOURNOS, Day One: Oh a Sarcasm Detector I’m So Sure
We kick off "The 12 Days of JOURNOS," a collection of weird stories we loved but didn't get to, and follow-ups to those stories we did. It's short tales told through a phone call or two. On the First Day of JOURNOS, Brandon interrupts Stephen's "Irish Goodnight" with the story of a sarcasm detector funded by the US government's DARPA. The goal? To scientifically determine if that dude on Twitter *really* thinks we're "so f*ckin funny" or if it's all a put-on. We discuss the puzzles and pitfalls of one of humanity's greatest inventions — language it...
2021-12-25
11 min
Journos
”Don’t Look Up” Reviewed + Asteroid Mining and a Great End-of-the-World Chicken Recipe
Brandon and Stephen dig into Adam McKay's new climate-change-apocalypse parable Don't Look Up and spin out on the state of journalism, satire, and whether American comedy can handle existential threats (or even the quietly sad). Brandon goes in search of answers about how big a business asteroid mining might really be, and Stephen shares a favorite chicken recipe for when it all falls apart. Find a spot at the table, grab the wine, and remember that the future is somewhere else. Notes All kinds of people are getting into th...
2021-12-24
1h 13
Journos
A Trip to Toronto — the Nexus of Identity, Baseball, and Sexual Exhibitionism
Brandon reports in from a hotel in Toronto that hides an amazing mystery, which gets our heroes thinking about the nature of pilgrimage, memory, and why people apparently can't stop themselves from boning whenever a TV camera is around. Plus, Stephen tells the story of searching for his father's childhood home in Honolulu and a wild story of the attack on Pearl Harbor. So open your curtains wide and go on a journey with us. Notes - All about the Rogers Centre, aka the SkyDome - People really like to have sex during Blue Jays games. - Like, really like to hav...
2021-11-23
43 min
Journos
Future Cities and the Inevitable Doomsday Yacht (with a Good Wine Selection)
We dive into some utopian city concepts. Brandon walks us through Saudi Arabia's NEOM, Marc Lore's Telosa, and a big ole boat for billionaires to escape pandemics and poverty, plus some failed utopian projects of yore. Meanwhile, Stephen obsesses over slime molds, finds out his dream home is actually an 18th-century prison, and frets over the duo's job prospects after the apocalypse.
2021-11-19
55 min
Amplify RJ (Restorative Justice)
42. Exploring Restorative Libraries and Teen Services w/ Stephen Jackson
Send us a textOver a period of 10 years Stephen has been a Restorative Justice practitioner/trainer and has facilitated and implemented various community and youth programs. In 2015 he started Global CommUnity Associates, a Restorative consulting firm grounded and centered in the cornerstones of perpetual learning, truth, common values, and progress. Stephen currently serves at Oak Park Public Library where in 2016 he aided in the integration of Social Services into Public Libraries. In 2020 Stephen transitioned into the Manager of Teen Services. Stephen is a licensed realtor and a firm believer that home ownership is the biggest way...
2021-07-08
1h 13
Pipe and Drape: the Theatre for Young Audiences Podcast
Episode 1: Terrance Jackson
On this, the very first episode of the series, my guest Terrance Jackson breaks down the definition of a “pipe and drape” show (the most common type of setting in the theatre for young audiences industry) and his experience operating as half of a two-person branch of a large theatre company. If you ever asked yourself "Who are those people in the cafeteria doing children's theatre?" you will find your answer in this episode! Find Terrance Jackson: WEBSITE: terrance-jackson.com INSTAGRAM: @terrancedjackson EPISODE TRANSCRIPTION: https://pipe...
2021-06-29
25 min
Ardent Run Club
Ardent Run Club: Episode 33 - Stephen Jackson - Marathons and Goals
On this episode Tomi speaks with Stephen Jackson - a runner from Sunderland, living in Durham - truly North Eastern. Stephen talks about his journey into running and how over time his times have come down astronomically. From 32 minutes to 15 minutes in 5k and sub 2:30 marathons. Stephen's high mileage philosophy is crucial to his current success in will continue to play a huge part in his progress. Something that is evident in this conversation is that anybody can do it if they work hard, stay dedicated and have fun. Stephen is an embodiment of this...
2021-05-06
1h 05
Mindfulness resolution project
Mr. Stephen's path to a life of service, bio by Alberto, interview by Alberto and Olivia
One usually does not see prison as something positive; however, Mr. Stephen describes incarceration as "a path" to success, realizing early on that if he "stayed the course," he would be "reaping the benefit of that investment." The child of a single mother, he had love, good grades, and the freedom to make his own choices; however, he also questioned authority and sought the deeper meaning of life. Mr. Stephen "became disinterested in school….[he developed] an intrinsic conscientious objection to what was being taught to [him]." Just two months after his 17th birthday, Mr. Stephen was sentenced to prison fo...
2021-01-03
1h 59