Spillin the Syrup

Even though November is over, we must continue to consider men's mental health and the mental health of everyone. Larry, this week's guest host, is a vocal advocate for mental health awareness through his work with the Keith Milano Memorial Fund. Over $1.75 million has been raised for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention through the fund. We discuss how the donations have assisted others in locating resources for suicide prevention. In Keith's memory, this episode is dedicated.

Memorial fund: https://keithmilano.org

Larry's podcast: https://www.mitlinfinancial.com/insights/blog/

Resource: https://afsp.org/

IG: https://www.instagram.com/mitlinfinancial/

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In this episode, my friend Alison and I discuss modern dating. What would you do if your childhood best buddy and you matched on a dating app? We discuss the complexities of dating and the hypocrisies of modern dating. We share our tips on how to handle these difficult circumstances while remaining confident in yourself and what you have to offer.

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Matt enlightens me on the myths surrounding muscle growth and how to do it in a healthy manner in this episode. Are you familiar with the term "eccentric contraction"? This episode is intended to assist you get in the right mindset and to motivate you to work on yourself. All of this and more will be revealed as Matt tells his personal tale of overcoming hardship.

Matt's FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/392468095574676/

Disclaimer: The information in this episode regarding physical and wellness topics is not intended to replace the advice of a doctor.

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Relationships are tough. Relationships should complement your life. Nothing is off-limits in this episode as my partner and I examine our diverse opinions on relationships, from analyzing the Disney ideal to discussing the reality of soulmates.

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In a special Halloween episode, Ali Doyle, a film professional and horror expert, and I analyze horror films. We talk about the actual terror that horror films elicit in moviegoers. Then we chat about what constitutes a good horror movie and what makes a terrible one. There is a SPOILER ALERT in place since we are discussing old and current films.

Warning: This episode is intended primarily for adults and contains references to violence, rape, and violent behavior in the context of discussing horror films.

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Entrepreneurship is difficult. Vanessa Griffiths tells me what a typical day at the office is like for her. She is the Chief Marketing Officer and Co-Founder of Gift Better Co. She goes into detail about that feeling of insecurity at a job and what led her to start her own business. We also talk about parenting, music marketing, and her weirdest gift wish. Tune in to this episode for important tips and tricks on how to be successful in entrepreneurship.

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Everyone can enjoy drag. Ophelia Upp, a local drag star, discusses drag as an art form, its place in popular culture, and what shows like Rupaul's Drag Race have done to expand its influence throughout the world. We discuss what constitutes a good drag show, how she prepares for performing in front of a crowd, and how drag is an awakening for people to be their genuine honest selves.

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Are you trying to be more creative? In this episode, I talk to Gisele Samaan. She is one of my friends from Max Agency, the agent who represents us both. We have a conversation about creativity and what it's like to be in this industry. We talk about working in acting/modeling and what drives someone to get involved in it. What is it really like?

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I interviewed Ben McEntee, aka Bass Moi or Ben Mack. Founder of CRWND Records. Originally from Ireland, he lives in London, UK. In this episode, we cover topics like the process of making music, the challenges he has, and we introduce you to his incredible work. We share with you which are our current favorite artists. We talked about what components make up a great song and how we feel when we hear one. You can listen to their music in the podcast description below.

Bass Moi on Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/0ggRGsGrSf8cCbIgYUexXN

Ben Mack on Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/6r4xjDHhzlv0iVoHauTfTm

CRWND Records:

https://www.crwndrecords.com/

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Have you ever considered what working at Disney World is really like? I talk to my friend Alex Racette-Perras about our experiences working there during the summer of 2016. We discuss what it was really like being a cast member in the Orlando theme park. We reminisce about living away from home, learning about new cultures, and the good, the bad, and the ugly while working at the most magical place on earth.

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