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After doing the work of finding yourself, the real question becomes… what do you do next?In this episode of Fit & Sanity, Taylor, Jordan, and Sheri take the conversation further by breaking down what it actually looks like to live as the person you’ve discovered. It’s one thing to understand who you are — it’s another thing to move, think, and act like that version of yourself every single day.They dive into building discipline, creating habits that align with your identity, and the uncomfortable truth that growth requires consistency even when motivation isn’t there. Sheri shares how she transitioned from transformation to lifestyle, and how staying locked in mentally is just as important a

Timmy Williams, part of Whitest Kids U’ Know and co-host of the Urn Fulla Popcorn podcast, is ready to enter the ninja games as he makes his return to The Old SwitchAroo to explore the ninja sequels Ninja Gaiden II (NES, 1990) and Super Ninja Boy (SNES, 1993) with Mike and Jaymo as part of The Old SwitchAroo’s epic quest to research and review every retro game in Nintendo Switch Online’s Nintendo Classics catalog. Timmy also shares some of the experiences involved in making Mars, the Whitest Kids U’ Know animated movie that was released to the masses earlier this year.

Lock your doors and leave the radio playing low. Whatever calls your name from outside… let it keep calling. Cast Arla — Sabrina Blair https://linktr.ee/SRPresents Tired Eyes — Jun Alcid https://www.castingcall.club/m/junbride https://www.linkedin.com/in/jun-alcid-a5290072 Production Credits Sound effects sourced from Uppbeat. Music created using BandLab. Content Warning: Graphic animal mutilation, gore, body horror, insects beneath the skin, self-inflicted injury, stalking, hallucinations, sleep deprivation, implied violence, missing persons, and disturbing imagery.

In this episode we welcome our first special guest -- Ben, guitarist from the German death metal band Endseeker. The interview is woven into the fabric of thew show as we discuss German death metal, giant worms and Victorian birth phenomenon! Join us and listen! We discus the band, the upcoming final album, and the horror and humor lurking beneath the surface of metal. Their final album, Coffin Born, drops June 19th.

Buckle up for absolutely nothing. In this episode, we dive deep into the completely irrelevant, wander down conversational dead ends, and break down topics we have zero authority on. It’s the podcast about nothing that makes you think of something. You won't learn anything useful, but you might just leave with a brand-new perspective on the mundane. Or not.​Hit play and turn your brain off (or on—we're not entirely sure).

Most music podcasts are all talk. Literally. Most of them are about “classics” and looking back on “the good old days”. The Wyrd Ways Rock Show is different, and has been since it started in 2008. If you want new music and want to find some new bands to listen to, you’re in the right place. Two hours of new Rock and Metal and conversation with people you will want to know about. Play it loud.

Emily Lampkin is a highly sought-after speaker, author and advisor, known for empowering women leaders in corporate, non-profit, education, and political sectors to hone their skills and maximize opportunities. Recognized as one of Washington, DC's most respected connectors, Emily has worked in American politics for 30 years. Emily’s book, Duct Tape and White Lies: A Woman’s Practical Guide to Success, speaks directly to women who have built successful careers, spent decades caring for others, and are now ready to redefine what fulfillment and leadership look like in this next chapter.

This is a conversation about what it actually means to call yourself a builder in the age of AI agents, why judgment and taste turn out to be the scarce resource instead of production nowadays, and how the things you care about outside of work end up shaping what you choose to build. At the moment in tech careers, tools are changing faster than job titles can keep up. Andrew Cunliffe has been living inside that moment for the better part of a year, building his own fleet of AI tools on nights...