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Welcome back to another episode where things get a little heated, literally. We are breaking down everything from equipment disasters to the strange world of social media rage bait. Whether we are discussing the temperature of the room or the best stars of the 2000s, there is never a dull moment in this conversation.
In this episode, we start off by dealing with a 78-degree room and a headset that decided to snap at the worst possible moment. We also recap a recent trip to a high school flag football game, including a very confusing encounter with a wristband-applying professional who clearly had a unique way of doing his job. We share our experiences supporting the team with our small but mighty three-person wave.
If you are into disc golf, you will definitely relate to our struggle of hitting every single tree on the course. We also dive into Jordan's recent trip to Cancun, the surprising lack of fish in the ocean, and why some influencers think fish tanks are no longer trendy. To wrap things up, we get into a debate about the most influential child stars of the 2000s. Was it Bow Wow, Britney Spears, or Justin Bieber who truly ran that era? We explore how modern podcasts use rage bait to keep people watching and discuss whether we are accidentally part of the trend.
Chapters
0:00 The 78 degree struggle
2:15 How the headset broke
4:45 Flag football and wristband etiquette
7:30 Testing the contagious yawning theory
10:15 Disc golf and the tree hitting challenge
13:45 The San Diego and Irvine travel debate
16:20 Searching for wildlife in Cancun
19:30 Why fish tanks are still cool to us
21:15 Most influential 2000s celebrities debate
23:50 The science of rage baiting and clickbait
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#podcast #discgolf #cancun #2000s #contentcreator
Welcome back to another episode of 24 Slayton with Tim and Jordan! Today we are covering everything from the hunt for Jordans perfect match to the most bizarre niche sports you have never heard of. Whether you are here for the banter or the wildlife stories, there is something in this episode for everyone. 🎙️✨
We kick things off with an update on our latest merch and the ongoing search for a contestant for our Blind Date with Jordan segment. If you think you can handle Jordans encyclopedic knowledge of fish and birds, make sure to hit us up in the DMs! We also explore the wild world of niche sports like chess boxing, armored combat, and even joggling. 🏃♂️🤹♂️
Tim shares his recent adventures playing disc golf across the country, including some high-tension moments involving copperheads and poison ivy in the woods. We also compare the wildlife of the East Coast and West Coast, debating the existence of groundhogs and the return of grizzly bears to California. To top it all off, we have a hilarious breakdown of where Looney Tunes characters actually live and a special shout-out to our friend Dave Pulley. 🐍🐻
Chapters
0:00 Intro and Merch Updates
4:30 The Blind Date with Jordan Search
9:15 Exploring Weird Niche Sports
14:00 From Chess Boxing to Joggling
19:45 Tims Disc Golf Road Trip
24:30 Snakes and Poison Ivy Fears
29:15 Wildlife Debates Groundhogs and Gophers
34:00 Mountain Lions vs Grizzly Bears
39:30 Where are the Looney Tunes From
44:15 Australian vs New Zealand Rivalries
49:00 Dave Pulley and Stolen Bikes
53:00 Final Thoughts and Sign Off
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Tim and Jordan are finally back together in the studio for another hilarious and high-energy episode of 24 Slayton! This week, the guys dive into everything from travel etiquette to the surprisingly competitive world of professional disc golf.In this session, we explore the mystery of why people stopped clapping when planes land and how modern slang has evolved from full phrases to just a single word. The guys share stories from their recent family disc golf outings, including the struggle to find decent courses in the Inland Empire and their ambitious goals to start throwing like the pros. The conversation also covers updates on the Slayton family athletes, from Jasmine’s retired jersey in flag football to A3’s journey toward the Junior Olympics. Plus, Jordan considers a wild new segment for the show: a televised blind date. Whether you are here for the sports talk, the esports sponsorship updates, or just the classic banter, this episode has it all.Chapters0:00 Tim and Jordan reunite in the studio3:15 Plane landing etiquette and travel rants7:45 Cajun vs Creole food and slang evolution11:30 Podcast hosting banter and facial hair goals15:50 Merch updates and supporting A320:10 The family disc golf outing adventure24:45 Searching for disc golf courses in the IE29:30 Chasing the 400 foot throw and pro disc golf34:15 Niche sports and professional rock skipping38:50 A3 and the road to the Junior Olympics43:10 Flag football stars and family news47:25 Esports sponsorships and the blind date proposal50:40 Jordan is looking for a job and closing thoughts51:48 End of showMake sure to visit our website to grab your 24 Slayton merch and support our sponsored athletes. If you enjoyed this episode, please like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you never miss our weekly updates!#24Sllayton #DiscGolf #Podcast #Sports #Slang
Ever wondered what it takes to go from the automotive world to managing sets for blockbuster movies like Oppenheimer and Barbie? In this episode of 24 Slayton, Tim sits down with long-time friend Gabe to discuss his incredible career evolution from the early days of Dub to becoming a top-tier Assistant Director in Hollywood. 🎬
Gabe shares the raw reality of making a major career shift in your 30s, including the sacrifices required and the importance of taking a leap of faith on yourself. He breaks down the lessons he learned at the University of Dub, where he mastered the art of turning nothing into something, and how those skills translated to the high-stakes environment of film production. 🎥
Throughout the conversation, Gabe provides a behind-the-scenes look at what an Assistant Director actually does, from managing massive crews to balancing the vision of legendary directors with the requirements of the studio. Whether you are looking to break into the industry or just love hearing about the making of shows like The Mandalorian and WandaVision, this episode is packed with value. 🌟
You will also hear Gabe’s advice on the two things you can always control: your attitude and your effort. He discusses the current state of the industry, the impact of streaming, and his upcoming projects in horror and television development. Don't miss this deep dive into the grit and art of storytelling. 📈
Chapters
0:00 Welcome to 24 Slayton with Tim and Gabe
2:15 The Early Days at Dub and Learning Business
5:40 Transitioning from Marketing to a 9-to-5
9:10 Breaking into the Film Industry in Your 30s
13:25 Starting as a PA and Building a Work Ethic
17:50 Working on Major Films like Oppenheimer and Barbie
21:30 The Role of an Assistant Director on Set
25:15 Managing Personalities and Production Logistics
28:45 Networking and Reputation in Hollywood
33:10 Learning from Directors like Nolan and Favreau
37:40 The Art of Storytelling vs Videography
41:55 Advice for Taking a Leap of Faith
45:20 Future Projects and How to Follow Gabe
47:57 Video End
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Welcome to a brand new episode of the Slane Show! Today we are joined by Tai, better known to the gaming world as Peroka, who stands as one of the top Smash Bros players in Taiwan. Tai is currently experiencing his very first trip to California, and we sit down to discuss the massive culture shocks, the food, and the lifestyle changes he has encountered during his stay.
In this conversation, Tai shares the unique way he learned English by immersing himself in gaming culture and articles rather than just relying on school textbooks. We dive into the stark differences between life in Taipei and Los Angeles, specifically focusing on the transition from a world of convenient public transit and motorcycles to the car-dependent reality of Southern California.
Food is a major highlight of this episode. Tai gives us his honest reviews on everything from Raising Cane's and Panda Express to authentic Mexican tacos and his first taste of real American BBQ at Kitchen's Corner. We also talk about his upcoming travel plans to Six Flags and his interest in seeing the natural beauty of the American desert.
Whether you are a fan of the competitive Smash scene or you just enjoy hearing about the funny and insightful observations of a first-time traveler to the US, this episode has something for everyone.
Chapters
0:00 Intro and meeting Tai
3:15 Who is Tai? Smash in Taiwan
6:40 Learning English through gaming
9:25 First impressions of the US
12:10 Exploring California and tourism
15:45 Hiking and nature spots in LA
18:30 Comparing food: Mexican and Panda Express
22:00 The Taco Bell experience and Tex-Mex
25:15 McDonald's in Taiwan vs US
28:50 American BBQ and Kitchen's Corner
31:40 American breakfast and Denny's
35:10 Living in Rowland Heights and food costs
38:25 Why Taiwan's public transit wins
41:50 Motorcycles and driving culture
45:15 Encounters with the US airport
48:40 Future travel plans: Six Flags and Star Wars
52:05 Exploring the desert and final thoughts
56:38 Outro and wrap up
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#smashbros #taiwan #travel #california #culture
Welcome to 21st Lane where we sit down with the SGV legend himself, Dr. Charles. Dive into the gritty and high-octane history of Southern California street racing, from building mini-bikes as a kid to becoming a pioneer in the Honda tuning world.
In this episode, Dr. Charles takes us back to the late 80s and early 90s, sharing stories about the birth of the legendary Wicked Racing crew. We explore the transition from air-cooled Volkswagens to the rise of the import scene, including the challenges of losing licenses and facing the legal consequences of the street racing lifestyle. Discover what it was like racing at iconic spots like Dodger Stadium and Mansfield, and hear about his professional journey driving for Skunk2 and Bergenholtz Racing.
We also get a look at the technical side of the sport, from early nitrous kits and custom headers to the massive turbo technology of today. Whether you are a fan of old-school Honda builds or want to hear about the upcoming Wicked Racing AWD Civic project, this conversation is packed with automotive history and inspiration.
Chapters
0:00 Welcome to 21st Lane with Dr. Charles
2:14 Early days in the SGV and mini bike origins
5:45 First cars and building VW motors in the bedroom
9:30 Street racing in Temple City and losing the license
13:15 Jail time and being labeled a menace to society
17:40 The switch to Hondas and the 91 Prelude
21:20 Working at Cruising Motorsports and finding the CRX scene
25:10 The birth of Wicked Racing and the crew logo
29:45 Early 90s racing culture and meeting the crew
33:30 More legal battles and getting the license back
37:15 Gang culture versus the passion for cars
41:40 Racing rotaries at Dodger Stadium and Stadium Way
45:20 Evolution of performance parts and Hot Shot Headers
49:10 Professional racing with Skunk2 in Bakersfield
53:35 Driving for Bergenholtz and beating the legends
57:15 The future of Wicked Racing and the AWD Civic build
1:00:00 Closing thoughts and where to find Dr. Charles
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We put it to the test to see if Tim’s 80s R&B Playlist Was A CHEAT CODE in this ultimate family music battle! Check out the new episode where we go head-to-head to decide which decade truly produced the best R&B hits. We turned the studio into a war zone with Tim representing the 80s, bringing out heavy hitters like Prince, Michael Jackson, and Whitney Houston that had the judges feeling nostalgic. It honestly felt like he was playing with a stacked deck.Jordan stepped up to represent the 2000s with bangers from Beyonce and Usher, while Kiki defended the 2010s and 2020s with vibes from Frank Ocean and Miguel. Arlin tried to hold it down for the 90s with classics from Ginuwine and Aaliyah, but the competition was stiff. This is peak family life right here—arguing over who has the better taste in music while Chris and Jasmine try to pick a winner without hurting anyone's feelings (too much). It gets chaotic, loud, and hilarious as we realize that going up against the King of Pop might have been a mistake.Let us know in the comments which era you think actually won this draft. Did the 80s steal the show, or do the 90s and 2000s deserve more love? Like, Subscribe, and comment to tell us your favorite R&B track of all time!#80sr&bhits #r&bhitsongs #80svs90s #80sr&bmusic #r&bversuzCHAPTERS:00:00 - R&B Hit Tag Intro01:05 - R&B Game Rules Explained04:37 - Round 1: R&B Song Guessing05:41 - Round 2: Classic R&B Hits11:22 - Round 3: Music Trivia Challenge13:37 - Round 4: R&B Knowledge Test15:59 - Round 5: Name That Artist17:26 - Round 1: R&B Match Two19:50 - Round 2: Lyric Guessing Game22:04 - Round 3: 90s R&B Quiz27:12 - Round 4: Modern R&B Hits29:57 - Round 5: R&B Music Trivia32:40 - Round 6: Bonus Music Round32:50 - Round 1: Final R&B Match36:24 - Round 2: Ultimate R&B Showdown
In this video, we break down how I Stopped Taking The Game Serious (And Won) and why a relaxed mindset is the secret weapon you need in esports. Welcome back to 24 Sllayton! Dude, we have a special guest in the chair today. My buddy Monty is here to educate us on the world of competitive Smash Bros and his journey through the SoCal rankings.We talk about the glory days of grinding with Ty Ranks, hitting that top 20 status, and the reality of dealing with over 80 character matchups in Ultimate. Monty spills the tea on why you need to step out of your comfort zone and stop just playing your friends if you want to actually get good. There is a huge debate on how to practice, so we get into the nitty-gritty of Elite Smash, private Discord servers, and why playing randoms online might actually be better than sticking to your local crew.Jordan brings the old-school offline perspective while Monty breaks down how the new gen does it to handle lag and learn specific flows. We also discuss the mental game and how Monty finally beat Ouch at Port Priority by changing his head game. We chat about what he wishes his mom understood about the pro gaming career, the importance of family support, and how the pressure of the stage translates to real-life skills like engineering and handling stress.It’s all about having fun and not sweating the small stuff. Check out the new episode to hear the full story and get some pro advice on leveling up your life and your gameplay. Don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and comment to let us know what you think about the current state of the Smash scene!#smashbrosultimate #gamingmindset #elitesmashguide #supersmashbros #esportsplayerinterviewCHAPTERS:00:00 - Smash Bros Ultimate Podcast Intro1:17 - TyRanT Smash Career & History4:45 - Nairo Practice Partners & Training7:17 - Smash Ultimate Matchup Guide12:51 - Pro Smash Player Career Advice18:57 - Elite Smash vs Tournament Play20:25 - How To Improve At Smash27:47 - Gameplay Adaptation & Creative Smash30:30 - Pro Gaming & Family Support39:57 - Final Smash Podcast Thoughts40:23 - Follow Monty & Social Media43:18 - Future Podcast Episodes & Updates
Ready to witness Monty’s game-changing journey to Smash success? 🎮 From high school tournaments to becoming one of the top Super Smash Bros. Ultimate players in the world, Monty shares his incredible story of resilience and passion. Learn how he balanced college, built the iconic "Monty Mentality" brand, and went toe-to-toe with some of the biggest names in esports. Whether it’s mastering gameplay, overcoming challenges, or embracing the crowd’s energy, Monty’s story is one for the books! Check out this new episode to discover how Monty turned his love for gaming into a competitive edge. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and comment below—let us know your favorite part or ask Monty your burning questions! 🎮🔥 Join us for insights into esports, personal growth, and what it takes to succeed in the competitive gaming scene. Let’s vibe together in the world of Smash Bros.! 💥#competitivegamingchallenges #smashbrothersjourney #gamingsuccessstory #montysmashjourney #professionalgamingCHAPTERS:00:00 - Intro02:24 - Monty's Beginnings07:31 - Monty's Improvement Journey12:55 - College Experience16:40 - Traveling for Tournaments19:00 - Comparing Styles: Monty vs. Meister22:11 - Handling Online Hate29:07 - Choosing Not to Go Full Time30:46 - Tournament Payouts Explained32:54 - What Makes Monty Unique39:33 - Going Pro: Is It Feasible?47:51 - Online Play and Tweek’s Mentality49:12 - Coping with Online Toxicity53:24 - Support System in Monty's Journey58:49 - Monty’s First Tournament Experience58:51 - Introduction58:53 - Preparing for Competitive Grind
Get ready for an inspiring episode of 24 Slayton! In "The Struggle Behind My First Big Victory 💪," Hansel, the creative genius behind Lean Customs, shares his journey from designing in his living room to building a thriving multimillion-dollar business. Hear how he took risks, found his niche in car culture, and turned his passion for pins into an automotive lifestyle brand that's making waves worldwide. From juggling family life to overcoming the fear of leaving his 9-to-5 safety net, Hansel's story is proof that hard work, creativity, and a love for cars can lead to big victories.We’re talking everything—graphic design origins, navigating car culture, building community, and even wild tales from events like SEMA and DesignerCon. Plus, Hansel shares what’s next for Lean Customs, including exciting collaborations, licensing deals, and plans to take things even further. 🚗🔥Don’t miss this laid-back, motivational chat full of laughs, lessons, and passion. Like, comment, and subscribe to stay tuned for more real conversations about success, hustle, and creativity. Got your own big victory story? Drop it in the comments below and join the conversation!#strangerstories #findingpurpose #unexpectedencounters #transformativemoments #changeyourlife#automotivepins #pindesigning #businessgrowthtips #graphicdesignsuccess #brandingstrategiesCHAPTERS:00:00 - Intro01:18 - Origin of Lean Culture08:15 - Lean's Pin Selection Process10:52 - Car Culture Influence11:32 - Transitioning to Entrepreneurship17:23 - Starting Pin Shows20:07 - Impact of COVID on HNGN22:09 - Future Plans for HNGN22:45 - Designing Pins Today24:29 - Learning Pin Manufacturing31:35 - Sourcing Pins35:00 - Personal Future Plans39:43 - Special Pin Release Strategies42:58 - 10,000 Hour Rule Explained44:40 - Finding Lien Customs45:42 - Outro
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