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n this episode of Work Advice for Me, host Brad chats with his favorite YouTube star, Mair Mulroney, as she opens up about her childhood, her journey to Hollywood, and her experiences in the entertainment industry. Mair shares stories of auditions, the challenges actors face, and the importance of persistence in pursuing an acting career. The conversation delves into her work with Dharman and Totally Studios, offering unique insights into both productions.

Mair discusses the treatment of actors on set, noting the lack of respect and appreciation that actors sometimes experience, and how being seen as replaceable can create a toxic environment. They touch on the industry's hierarchy, the pecking order, and how these dynamics can stifle collaboration and talent growth. Open communication, negotiation, and fair compensation, she argues, are essential to ensuring actors feel valued and motivated. Mair also expresses her disillusionment with Dharman Studios, highlighting the lack of moral depth in some of their content.

On a more personal note, Mair talks about her relationship with her boyfriend and how they met, providing a glimpse into her life beyond acting. The conversation also covers her future projects and collaborations, and her thoughts on working with Samir.

In terms of content creation, Mair shares her experiences with popular basic English videos and the unexpectedly huge success of airport-themed content, which viewers love. She emphasizes the importance of building a supportive online community, promoting others, and inviting guests to bring fresh perspectives to her channel.

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On this week's episode the gang is all here as they all got together to talk about one of the worst movies they could possibly watch. They wonder how this movie had such a great cast, they all wonder where they rank on the MTD favorite list, They comment on how producer Gary watched the movie, they also talk about how close they are to 100 episodes. Plus, Brad shares a story about the time he went to the Navy Ball and tried to change out dance partners.

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In this episode of Reality Check, hosts Brad and Heidi welcome guest Andrew Herkelman to discuss episode 4 of The Floor season 2. The trio dives into Andrew's experiences on the trivia-based reality show, exploring the complexities of competing in different categories, strategic approaches, and the excitement surrounding new cast members. The episode is a lively conversation filled with humor, personal anecdotes, and shared love for board games, while also shedding light on the unique challenges reality TV presents.

Andrew, a high school math teacher from Illinois, shares insights into how categories in reality TV competitions can influence contestants' strategies and audience perceptions. He highlights his intense preparation, including studying world currencies for a month, and talks about how cultural misunderstandings and the pressure of live competition can impact performance. The group also discusses the mechanics of trivia games, including the role of time boosts and the occasional confusion caused by unclear rules.

Heidi and Andrew bond over their shared love for board games, with Andrew even fabricating a story about working at a board game café for fun. They reflect on how the dynamics of teamwork, individual performance, and dueling strategies play a significant role in the outcomes of trivia challenges. They also touch on broader topics like community resilience after natural disasters and the role of reality TV in fostering a sense of family and camaraderie.

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In this episode of The Everyday Runner, host Erin Maher interviews Lindsay Renee, who shares her inspiring journey from being a reluctant runner to an ultra marathoner. Lindsay recounts how the COVID-19 pandemic initially sparked her interest in running as a way to stay active, eventually leading her to discover a supportive and motivating running community.

Throughout the episode, Lindsay contrasts the laid-back atmosphere of ultra running with the more competitive nature of road races. She emphasizes the importance of fueling with real food, particularly as a gluten-free runner, and highlights how walking during long runs can be both helpful and accepted in ultra events. She shares stories from her longest run, a grueling 64-mile race during a Yeti endurance event, and explains her preference for loop courses to minimize gear carrying.

Lindsay also offers practical advice for new runners, including avoiding vegetables before a race due to potential stomach issues, and shares some lighthearted moments from her own experiences, including the fun, casual atmosphere of Disney races. Finally, she reflects on the role of a supportive partner in enhancing the running experience and discusses her upcoming races and future goals.

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In this week's episode of Your Weekly Calling, Brad opens up about his personal journey with doubt and its impact on his life. He discusses how doubt, while common, shouldn't be allowed to take root in our minds permanently. Drawing lessons from biblical figures like Thomas and John the Baptist, Brad illustrates that even the most faithful can experience moments of uncertainty.

He emphasizes the importance of seeking reassurance in faith and turning to Jesus when in doubt. Through prayer and trust in God, Brad encourages listeners to confront their doubts head-on, highlighting how these moments can lead to personal growth and a deeper, stronger faith. The episode underscores the value of community and support from others in overcoming doubt, with the story of John the Baptist serving as a powerful reminder that even in uncertainty, Jesus provides answers and comfort.

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On this week's "The Floor" season 2 episode 3 recap Brad, Heidi and Claire are joined by Angie from season 2 to talk about all things Floor. Angie starts by holding Brad accountable for all he has said about her on previous episodes. They get to know Angie more as they talk about every duel from the current episode. If you love "The Floor" then you don't want to miss this episode.

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In this lively episode, Ashley welcomes entertainment reporter Kristyn Burtt and Brad Lowe, host of Work Advice for Me, to chat about their excitement for upcoming fall films, with a particular focus on the nostalgia surrounding the new Beetlejuice movie. They dive into the mixed reviews and expectations for the film, while also discussing the celebrity culture surrounding stars like Kevin Spacey and George Clooney. A lively comparison between George Clooney and Leonardo DiCaprio explores what makes a true movie star, emphasizing the blend of charisma and presence.

The conversation touches on a variety of engaging themes, such as the intersection of art and politics, the ethics behind animal documentaries, and the excitement of documentaries bringing important stories to life. Cameron Diaz’s return to the screen, along with Pamela Anderson’s, is eagerly anticipated, sparking thoughts on how upcoming films can reignite interest in actors.

The hosts also delve into the complex nature of friendships in Hollywood, the challenges of press junkets, and the sometimes awkward experiences of interviews in the entertainment industry. Wrapping up the conversation, they reflect on how reality TV and pop culture offer insights into societal trends, leading to deeper connections and discussions.

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On this episode of You Don't Know What You Don't Know, Kamal interviews Bill Skeens, founder of Prairie City Bakery. Bill shares his entrepreneurial journey, which began in college when he sold peanuts, popcorn, and taffy apples to fellow students. After working for Sarah Lee, he decided to pursue his own venture and partnered with a friend to start Prairie City Bakery, facing early struggles with funding before finding success with their product, Muffin Tops.

Bill emphasizes key lessons learned along the way, including the importance of market need, the value of sales and marketing, and the necessity of having a supportive partner. He discusses the significance of identifying personal strengths and partnering with those who complement weaknesses, as well as the willingness to take risks, even leaving a secure job to follow one's passion.

The conversation also highlights the challenges of convincing consumers to try gourmet donuts and building a distribution network, as well as the critical role of competent employees in business success. Finally, Bill reflects on the careful planning involved in selling a company and the importance of unconditional love and support in both personal and professional relationships. Overall, the episode underscores the valuable lessons and successes in the world of entrepreneurship.

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On this weeks episode, Brad travels down to Key West, Florida to talk to Paranormal and Robert the Doll expert, David Sloan, of Key West Ghost Adventures. Plus, after the chat Bee and Brad recap what they just heard.In this podcast episode recap, David discusses his childhood and his fascination with the paranormal, particularly ghosts. He shares that he grew up in Pennsylvania but moved to Texas for a period, where he felt at home and became a Rolling Stones fan after attending one of their concerts. He also mentions his interest in the Grateful Dead.

David's interest in the paranormal began with stories from his kindergarten teacher about a ghost in her house. He later had an encounter with a ghost at his great aunt's haunted hotel. He describes his first ghost sighting as more strange than terrifying, as the brain tries to make sense of such experiences.

When asked about the scariest movie he's seen, David mentions "American Werewolf in London" as a childhood fear-inducing film. However, he emphasizes his preference for real-world paranormal experiences over movies.

The conversation then shifts to David's experiences as a paranormal investigator, including a show called "Scare Alone," where one person explores haunted locations while others direct them remotely. He mentions one of the scariest places he's been to, the Villisca Axe Murder House, where a team member had to leave due to intense paranormal activity.

They discuss how people react differently to paranormal experiences, with some being more tuned in and sensitive to such phenomena. David believes it's a matter of frequency and perception.

The conversation leads to David's move to Key West and his first interaction with Robert the Doll, a famously haunted doll. David describes how the doll came to life during his encounter and how it sparked his curiosity, leading to 26 years of research.

David explains that Robert the Doll is believed to have multiple entities attached to it, with the main one being the spirit of a child who died. He discusses the rules of visiting Robert, primarily being respectful.

He mentions that people send letters to Robert, asking for forgiveness and help with their troubles, and sometimes they report positive outcomes after doing so.

David shares that he's continually learning about Robert and the entities associated with him, mentioning insights gained from psychic Cindy Kaza, who detected even more details about the doll's history and the portal connecting it to other entities.

Finally, David mentions his current project, the haunted firehouse experience, and the opening of the old jail in Key West, both of which offer new opportunities for exploring paranormal encounters. Bee lets us know she is not a horror fan but Brad does his best Jigsaw voice for Bee.

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In this episode of "Your Weekly Calling", Brad delves deep into the themes of faith, trust, and God's plan through the powerful story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego from the Book of Daniel. These three young men, who were taken into captivity by Nebuchadnezzar, stood firm in their unwavering faith in God, even in the face of extreme adversity—refusing to bow down to the golden idol, knowing the fiery furnace awaited them.

Brad discusses:

• The importance of trusting God when facing life’s challenges, even when His deliverance may not come in the way we expect.
• Choosing the right friends who help strengthen and encourage our faith, just as Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego did for each other.
• God’s constant presence in our lives, even during difficult times when we might feel abandoned or overwhelmed.
• Standing firm in your beliefs, regardless of the cost, and having the courage to do what’s right.
• The reminder that God has a plan for each of us and knows what is best, even when it’s hard to see through the trials we face.
• The idea that faith requires action—we are called to stand up for our beliefs, no matter the consequences.
• God’s perfect timing and methods of deliverance, showing that He always has a greater plan, even if we don’t fully understand it at the time.

Through this story, Brad encourages listeners to hold fast to their faith, knowing that God is with them in the fire and that His plans for us are always good, even in the midst of trials.

Tune in to hear more insights and reflections on how we can live out our faith in challenging times, trusting in God's perfect plan for our lives.

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