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  • De Frag Episode Seventy Three Get It Out But Don't Relive It

    If you aren't keeping a written daily journal or shooting your thoughts through a digital recording device, there's a huge chance that you keep living your past over and over. We spend so much time trying to get it out. The problem is, we keep reliving it. Once out, walk away. Let it go! You don't need to reread your social network posts or journals. It's going to put you back in that dark place.

    9 min
  • Parker Halub From Wings Of Steel The Band Releases Leather And Lace

    Wings

    of Steel is a hard rock/heavy metal band founded by vocalist Leo Unnermark and
    guitarist Parker Halub in 2019. The two met while studying music in Los Angeles
    and have been working together ever since.

     

    Rooted

    in the old-school hard rock and heavy metal of the 70s and 80s, the band's
    style could be described as an epic, new, and unique expression of those
    classic styles. Unnermark's bluesy dynamics and powerful high register with
    Halub's bombastic riffs and expressive soloing come together to create a
    distinctly massive sound that speaks for itself.

     

    In

    wake of the release of their debut EP “Wings of Steel” in 2022, the band
    delivers another 10 new tracks on their latest album “Gates of Twilight.”

     

    The

    lyrics for the most part are written based on universal reflections and speak
    of the balance between opposites (dark and light, good and bad, heaven and
    hell, life and death etc). They journey through various concepts and can thus
    be related to in multiple ways depending on how the listener him/herself wishes
    to interpret them. The lyrics speak of the importance of the balance between
    things we love and desire and of the things we are afraid to accept.

    16 min
  • The Daily Mess Right Versus Wrong What's Right

    August 16, 2023

     

    How do we measure what’s right and what’s

    wrong?  Is it really based on what we don’t
    have but still want?  Research shows
    right or wrong is an opinion.  Morally
    right requires 51% majority.  Knowing the
    ethical values of right and wrong is usually a small voice inside.  How many of those inner voices are truly wrong?  How many indictments does a person have to
    receive before realizing they’re wrong? 
    That’s not the case in this modern world.  It’s become clear that the more you’re not
    right, the more popular you become.  Like
    a Hollywood movie where everyone love the bad guy and girl.  Having the confidence to buck the system. How
    can anyone be wrong?  Accountability has
    been redefined.  

     

    4 min
  • Christina Sauer From National Geo Kids Releases Can't Get Enough Horse Stuff

    Horses

    are popular all over the world, as pets, participants in competitions,
    farm animals, and more. In fact, they’re one of humankind’s oldest
    animal companions. This fascinating, fun-filled book introduces you to
    different horse breeds; how horses became our stalwart companions; life
    in the herd; adorable foals; horse coloration, markings, and manes; and
    so much more.

     

    For

    kids who are absolutely obsessed with everything horses, this book has
    it all: tons of mind-blowing facts, all the breeds, superfun games,
    hands-on activities, hilarious jokes, and fascinating research. You’ll
    whinny with delight as you run with the last breed of wild horses,
    discover new ways horses are helping humans, and meet some of the most
    incredible and record-setting horses in history. Fancy a ride around the
    ring? Giddyap!

     

    From

    telling jokes to impressing family and friends with awesome facts, kids
    will love sharing what they’ve learned and will want to horse around
    with this book again and again.

    11 min
  • Pod-Fest 43 With Actor Kunal Nayyar, Animal Rescuer Krissie Newman And Kris Jenner

    Hey it’s

    Arroe.  Pod Fest brings together three
    different conversations from musicians, authors, doctors environmentalists or
    cooks in their own kitchen.  It’s real
    people with real stories.  

    Pod Fest 43

    features: A big bang theory, an animal rescuer and a top chef in the kitchen

    Up first is actor

    Kunal Nayyar who played the fun loving Raj on Big Bang Theory

    We can never

    stop talking about guest number two. 
    What Krissie Newman and her Nascar husband are doing with pet rescue
    should be an everyday conversation. 

    Then we’ll

    wrap things up with amazing down to earth conversation with someone who is
    globally known.  The amazing Kris Jenner

    Pod Fest 43

    46 min
  • Chris Epting Releases The Book It Happened Right Here America's Pop Culture Landmarks

    "An addictively irresistible tour through pop culture past and present."-Chicago Tribune

     

    Author Chris Epting established a new genre in book publishing when a trio of titles in the early 2000s-James Dean Died Here: The Locations of America's Pop Culture Landmarks, Elvis Presley Passed Here, and Marilyn

    Monroe Dyed Here-were released to critical acclaim and introduced
    readers to a groundbreaking travel concept: The pop culture road trip.
    Epting promptly followed these hugely popular and influential titles
    with two more legendary books: Led
    Zeppelin Crashed Here and Roadside Baseball.

     

    A Booksense 76 pick at the time, James Dean Died Here was

    covered by such major news outlets as NPR's "All Things Considered," USA Today, Los Angeles Times, and Publishers
    Weekly. Everyone from Ken Burns to The Sporting News to the New
    York Post expressed their love for Roadside Baseball, while Led
    Zeppelin Crashed Here was recommended for all public libraries by Library
    Journal and outlets from the Associated Press to Newsday encouraged
    any fan of rock and roll history to buy the book.

     

    Now, in honor of the 20th anniversary of James Dean Died Here, Epting has produced It

    Happened Right Here: America's Pop Culture Landmarks, which
    collects the best of the best from all of Epting's prior books, and then
    adds dozens and dozens of new sites, many of them based on the pop
    culture of the 21st century.

     

    It Happened Right Here once

    again takes you on a journey across North America to the exact
    locations where the most significant events in
    American popular culture took place. It's a road map for pop culture
    sites, from Patty Hearst's bank to the garage where Apple Computer was
    born.

    20 min
  • The Daily Mess It's Not The Story It's The Characters

    I'm amazed by how television sitcom writers rely so much on vocal conflict to keep their stories alive. It pits sitcom husbands against wives, brothers and sister and someone who happens to live in the neighborhood. There's always vocal drama. Al Bundy and Archie Bunker were always restless with life. Rosanne Barr is no stranger to using vocal conflict. She was no Edith Bunker or Carol Brady. Sitcom's are written to be relatable. Fan favorites aren't judge by the plot. Research shows it's the characters people love. How I Met Your Mother was a dorky show. Neil Patrick Harris made Barney Stinson the every day guy you loved or hated.

    4 min

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