Today on We Got Issues Comic Book Creator Chris Yates (Marcus Walker) returns to the show to talk more about his upcoming project along with his collaborator Keith Arem 'Year of the Devil' and what it's like to work hand in hand with Year of the Devil co-creator Danny Trejo. Since 2017 We Got Issues has interviewed the comic book industry's Best and Superstar Artists and Writers: Rafael Alburquerque, Tom King , Francis Manapul, Jason Fabok, David Mack, as well as Legendary Artist and

On this episode, Chris and Tyler smoke the La Vereda from Crowned Heads and then describe their dream cigar smoking experience.

Jimmy and James recap their recent conversation with Dray and Zack of HDA Cigars. Jimmy asks some questions, James critiques Jimmy's questions, and Jimmy gives James a hard time. Also, they're both big fans of Dray and Zack. What makes them friends? Why aren't Jimmy and James as close as Dray and Zack? Is there an "Iowa Connection?" Plus much more!

We are about to roll into a weekend that will hopefully yield some great results on the fishing front. What we have had has been great on all fronts! I'll talk all about it in this report.

Episode 33 spirals into peak degenerate territory as special guest Chad from Gun & Gear Review Podcast joins the crew to talk shop about full-auto .22 conversions, inheriting Tony Simon, and his grandma shooting hawks out of the sky from her back. The broadcast swiftly derails when viewers start weaponizing $20 super chats to force Dan into drinking straight Jeppson’s Malort on-air, leaving him contemplating early retirement while complaining it tastes like chewing on pine needles. Meanwhile,

Norroa brings a very different approach to Varroa management. In this installment of the Beekeeping Today Podcast Varroa Treatment Series, Jeff Ott and Becky Masterman welcome Dr. David Peck of Betterbee to explain how this new treatment works and, just as importantly, when it may—or may not—fit into a beekeeper's management plan. Unlike treatments designed to quickly kill mites, Norroa uses RNA interference, or RNAi, to disrupt reproduction in female Varroa mites. The active ingredient, vadescana,

Get ready for a fantastic conversation with Diana Keng, whose sharp insights and deep love of genre storytelling make them a perfect guest for Continuing Conversations. We’ll be talking about the current season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Diana’s work with TV Fanatic and The Televixen, and more. Tune in for a thoughtful, inspiring, and wonderfully Trek-filled episode.https://linktr.ee/studiotembo

Tyler and David preview the Peach Pit, an 800-point SMEGL 100 tournament at Discover Games, where 36 players are bringing an unusually monster-heavy mix of armies. They break down the scenarios, tournament setup, and army lists—from Mûmaks and dragons to enormous hobbit and goblin hordes—highlighting key matchups, strengths and weaknesses, and potential challenges. Tune in for a lively look at what could make this one of the most unpredictable events of the season!The Smithy3DNeed new terrain? Sick

Audio version of today's TigerDen blog covering tools, trades, maker business, and DIY projects.

What if it works out?Coach Kyleen joins Coach Tony this week to share a video from TikTok Mima. Her message is simple. We spend plenty of time imagining how things could go wrong. Give the other possibility a little attention.Tony and Kyleen tie it to pickleball. Many players decide it won't work before they even try. They tell themselves a story before they leave the house. Kyleen shares the question she now asks instead: what's the best that could happen? Tony explains why "don't miss"

Super exciting episode with Jean-Loup joining us to run through his massive win at the biggest singles event in the world!

“It’s a great little taste of what it’s like to use the engine of the horse.”Heather Wallace and Natalie Keller Reinert catch up on the realities of riding horses in fall weather, horse training, and the realities of building a creative career. They chat about everything that moves, from horse behavior in changing weather to the behind-the-scenes work of getting books into the world. They also share a few personal wins, including riding progress, new covers, and meaningful reader feedback.Key

This week on aBlogtoWatch Weekly, Ariel is away, which leaves Rick, David, and Ripley to make sense of a watch market where price and positioning seem increasingly difficult to untangle. The crew starts with Zenith and a lengthy debate over pricing, brand identity, and whether a good watch can still be a tough sell at the wrong price. Then things get sweeter with the Donut Watch Company, a new Ming adjacent project that brings familiar design DNA, a Miyota movement, plenty of lume, and an actual

Beast Wars completely transformed the Transformers but while it was originally hated by many G1 (Generation One) purists, it has been hailed by many in the modern age as some of the best characters and stories ever in the Transformers universe, in both comic books and television shows. In this episode of the RC Deep Dive podcast we investigate which of these cybertronic characters with primal beast forms' DNA (DeoxyriboNucleic Acid) match up with the classic vintage and rere (rerelease) Tamiya R/C

Ryan Alford and Bella are back with this week's Collector Nation, starting with Michael Jordan's "Last Dance" Finals jersey selling for a record $12.26 million. They discuss what the price says about game-worn memorabilia versus trading cards, and why the chance to pull a 1/1 yourself adds so much value to cards.The conversation turns to the grading crunch, as Beckett and PSA struggle to keep up with demand. Ryan shares how collectors should approach grading right now and introduces Collector

It's the Final Countdown for Zack ... but what is it for? also, have ya'll heard about the new Contra remake? and Aliens with Mutant Powers?! this week in comics!

Pat Quinn is the Executive Director of Center for Metal Arts in Johnstown PA, the premier institution for Forging education. I was very excited to talk about the amazing new large scale forged sculpture built during the Collaborative Sculpture Workshop, especially as its construction depended on the restoration of the 2000 lb. Chambersburg self contained hammer. After an amazing fundraiser and restoration of the hammer Pat realized something was terrifyingly wrong. The story of this restoration

What historical significance does the 2015 Japanese Pokémon Art Academy Pikachu have to make it sell for $8.4M? There was once a day when a seven-figure card sale was major headline news. Now it seems as if a million-dollar card sale is just another hobby trend. This is what happens with collectibles become mainstream. This is what happens when articles highlight Pokémon cards outperforming the S&P. Myself, John, and Brandon from Pokewarsgym discuss the market hype surrounding Pokémon cards and

Crowd Work Pack: Denver Comedy Works – Part 1 brings the energy of live stand-up to the audience, featuring spontaneous interactions, quick improvisation, and unexpected moments from the crowd. With no script for what the audience might say or how the comedian might respond, every exchange creates a unique comedy experience.

Welcome to the Friday insight. This is the seventh and final part of the Conceptualization and Rating series. Human brains are human brains. Regardless of our Chess rating, the sorts of errors we make, their causes, are the same. Gaining rating is a process of grappling with that. Mentioned in this episode: The Four Things Vacated Squares The Why Blindfold series For more articles like this, head to https://dontmoveuntilyousee.it/articles And to learn more about the Don't Move