With Larry Ellison’s monumental Skydance announcement, we thought it was the perfect time to revisit this story...and show how far we’ve all come. Is it possible to create a new Hollywood? To find the answer, we follow the story of standup veteranNick Di Paolo, and what he’s doing to change the game. New episodes released the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of every month. Archival released every Monday, Wednesday, & Friday. Support our incredible sponsors: Ruff Greens & The Licorice

MIKE DROP NEWSROOM | 02 OCTOBER 2026A busy front page to close out the week. The New York Times and the Wall Street Journal split today, so Mike covers both.The headlines: the Pentagon is sending a third aircraft carrier strike group and more Marine Corps ships to the Middle East, adding roughly 10,000 troops to the region. OpenAI and Anthropic are spending to influence the midterm races and shape AI rules. Teachers and students warn that Google's AI push in schools is hurting learning. The

WATCH FULL EPISODE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gw5nhlRiMB8Subscribe Here: @JulianDoreyDaily Sarah joins the podcast to explain how she — like so many smart, capable people — ended up pulled in, and why she believes almost anyone can fall into a cult under the right circumstances. She and Julian talk through the comparisons to Scientology and how HBO's "The Vow" covered the story, before getting into what it was actually like on the inside with Keith Raniere and the DOS sub-group,

Lindsie goes over the AEW Dynamite tribute to PAC and she gives her thoughts on it.

Friday is usually my accountability episode listing what I hope to get done this weekend. The temperature has finally dropped below broiling so I'm going to work in my storage building and hopefully bring some order to it.

Lots of activity was occurring in the first week of October in 1940. Some locations on the planet were already at war, such as Great Britain, and since were still preparing. The uranium for the Manhattan Project had already been procured and it was still over a year until the US would enter the war. I think we can see parallels in our own fourth turning.

After having Missy as a part of the pod for the past few years, we finally convinced her husband to join us for a proper Meet Missy’s Husband episode! We’re getting to know Mitch, hearing all about their relationship, getting the couple scoop, and of course, learning all things Mitch. We had SO much fun having him on and we hope you guys love Mitch just as much as we do! ❤️Stick around for our Bonus Yap, where we’re talking all about our favorite Halloween costumes from over the years! 🎃👻 And, as

In today’s episode of Reddit Stories Podcast, a wild Karen completely loses it. You won’t believe how this one ends! Sit back, relax, and enjoy this binge-worthy Reddit Stories Podcast, featuring Karen freakouts, entitled people stories, and pro revenge tales.🎧 Listen to More Reddit Stories Podcast Episodes Here:👉 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5ZVzMm0Pr3bwlM26VuVv8J👉 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mr-redder/id1516821033📌 **Every episode dives into trending Reddit

This week, author, regular television personality and Ambassador for Harvey’s Point hotel, Noel Cunningham, joins us for an honest conversation about growing up gay in rural Donegal, the loneliness of feeling different, and his journey through alcohol addiction to sobriety.Known to many through his appearances on Ireland AM, Noel reflects on the experiences behind his familiar public presence. We discuss his difficult early years, the impact of his drinking, the regrets he carries, and the turning

Optimization is having a moment, though not always in a good way. What starts as a simple Botox touch-up or a timed calendar can quickly devolve into a life that feels like a spreadsheet with a pulse. In this episode, we get honest about the immense pressure to improve everything, exploring how productivity culture creeps into wellness and shopping, and why constant tweaking ultimately leaves us less present in our actual lives. At the same time, we discuss the kinds of optimization that genu...

NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly talks about his 30 years working with Commissioner Gary Bettman at the National Hockey League, playing running back at Dartmouth College, his pre-NHL legal work on the USFL vs NFL case (involving some team owner named Donald Trump), his Canadian connections to Saskatchewan, the legacy of MLSE's Larry Tanenbaum, expansion possibilities in both North America and Europe, the death of CBC’s Hockey Night in Canada NHL telecasts, and whether he will serve as the next NHL

Latin grammy nominee, Snow Tha Product joins Angie Martinez to talk about her journey making it in the music industry as an independent artist alongside her family, growing up as a first generation Mexican-American, and finding light in the face of depression. Visit your nearest Boost Mobile store or https://promo.boostmobile.com/webuilt...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When you’re a kid, you have your own unique sense of what’s“normal”. I grew up in Ohio, so I knew that sometime after Thanksgiving, it was going to start getting cold outside. And we would have snow. Sometimes, LOTS of snow. And I loved it. Of course, as a little boy, big piles of snow just meant having fun sledding and making snow forts. I didn’t have to drive on it or shovel it; at least not until I got a little older. But as far as I knew, that’s how it was in the winter for everyone. What

These days, daily life can feel unpredictable. Every moment, many of us are bracing for impact or expecting to be pushed back into the pit of despair – but there is always a bright spot of OK. Today, Nora’s finding that for you and encouraging you to lower the bar. The thing that can make you realize that it’s going to be OK can be small, mundane, or ordinary. That doesn’t make them any less spectacular.On this episode, Nora talks about finding the OK moments even when you’re in the thick of

Send me a DM here (it doesn't let me respond), OR email me: imagineabetterworld2020@gmail.com Today I’m so honored to have back on the show once again: Cult and cult abuse survivor, overcomer and whistleblower, Vice President of the non-profit Tucson Pops Orchestra, freelance social media photographer, future cosmetology school graduate, Penn State University alum, former Digital Content Creator for KGUN 9, artist, creative, and an incredible hero who has stepped up to break the silence on cu...

Sandy and Kristy return to the home studio, chat about hauntings (including sightings of a grandmother and “Granddad” activity at a flower shop), recover from a girls trip injury, and discuss Kristy’s Firefly jewelry progress with a new “Violet Eclipse” color that sold out quickly. Their conversation shifts to body image, bra preferences, sizing inconsistencies, and practical fashion advice, plus East Texas heat, “false fall,” and memories of the 2021 snowpocalypse. Kristy gives an update on the

In March of 1934, the crew of the lightship Columbia and the supply tender Rose watched something come up out of the water near the mouth of the Columbia River. The men said it was about 40 feet long with an 8-foot neck, and the tender's captain told the Salem Capital Journal it opened its mouth and gaped at the lightship. The crew wanted to lower a boat and go after it, and the officers told them no.Oregon would eventually give it a name, Colossal Claude.On this stop of the Backwoods Cryptid Road

Colette Heimowitz, MS, is Director of Education and Research for Atkins Health and Medical Information Services. In this role she manages public relations, directs research efforts, designs continuing medical education programs and directs the Atkins Speakers Bureau. In addition, Heimowitz serves as a member of the Atkins Nutritionals New Product Development Committee.Previously, Heimowitz was the Director of Nutrition at The Atkins Center for Complementary Medicine. Prior to working at The Atkins

Nothing needs to be solved tonight. These calming sleep stories for adults are here for evenings when sleep feels distant and the night seems unusually long. Grandpa speaks in a soft steady tone that feels more like familiar nighttime company than a formal narration. The storytelling draws from an old-fashioned oral tradition where small observations familiar routines and soft humor matter more than dramatic events. Perfect for: • Insomnia • Getting back to sleep • Long wakeful nights • Overnight