Welcome to the Neo-French Extremity? New French Post-Extremity? Who can say? It's a really rad zombie movie about youthful, drug-fueled sex and paranoia, poor parenting, and a very strange relationship with authority... or is it? Enter one of the top 5 greatest zombie movies of all time. Possibly THE greatest? I don't know. It's Loathsome Things: a high production value storytelling podcast known to cause constipation and diarrhea in child and dogs under 10 years of age.

This time we discuss the first 3 films in the Garden of Sinners series of movies, which are available for streaming on Crunchyroll. Next time we're watching Animal Treasure Island, which is available for streaming on the Internet Archive, and which also received a physical release from Discotek Media. Affiliate Links:  * Crunchyroll: https://crunchyrollstore.sjv.io/WyD3Je * Amazon: https://amzn.to/48TmpXL If you have comments on the podcast or on next month's anime, please send them to animeexplorationspod@gmail.com Opening: Donut by Anozira Bandcamp Link: https://anoziramusic.bandcamp.com/track/donut Used with permission Subscribe to the Podcast: https://feeds.libsyn.com/444780/rss Please support my Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/countzeroor Buy me a coffee at Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/countzero Watch my Live-Streams on http://twitch.tv/countzeroor Watch my Let's Plays at https://www.youtube.com/@CountZeroOrPlays  

#retirementAre you truly ready to step into the next chapter of your life? Retirement isn’t just about leaving your job—it’s about starting a new journey filled with freedom, passion, and purpose.In this video, we’ll explore what it really means to be ready to retire. From financial considerations to emotional readiness, and from creating new routines to finding your purpose beyond work, we’ll help you assess whether you’re prepared to embrace this exciting new phase.If you’ve been asking yourself, “Is it time?” this video is for you. Whether you’re on the brink of retiring or just dreaming about it, we’ll give you practical tips and inspiring ideas to make your retirement everything you’ve imagined—and more.Contents of Video 0:00 - Introduction0:40 - Pay attention to your feelings1:13 - Does your job still provide you with purpose?2:07 - Is work still fun?2:25 - Closure3:23 - How is your health?5:05 - Is work getting in the way of having fun?6:00 - Are you ready socially?6:37 - Are you prepared for the mental change?7:00 - How about that $$?Please join our Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/lifestartsatretirement Don’t just retire—make your retirement remarkable!🎥 Subscribe for more videos on making the most of retirement!

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In this episode, I traveled to Oshkosh, Wisconsin to learn the store of the only distillery in town: Sturgeon Spirits. Owner and distillery Karl Loewenstein graciously sat down with me to discuss all the things he's infusing, his small business, and his background as a Russian History Teacher! They have some fantastic products and I can't wait to visit Sturgeon Spirits again next time I'm in the area and I truly appreciate Karl's hospitality and conversation! For more information: Be sure to follow: @sturgeonspirits & @squadronspirits Visit: https://sturgeonspirits.com/ https://www.squadronspirits.co/ Special shout out to my friend and associate producer Nate Haug for his help on this episode! If you enjoyed this episode, I’d really appreciate a follow and share on social media, subscribe to our YouTube, and be sure to give us a rating and review on your favorite podcast platform! Everything you see and hear is out of pocket for us, including travel. If you support our mission of showcasing the amazing stories behind these small businesses, do me a favor and head over to buymeacoffee.com/craftedconvos Buy Me a Coffee is an awesome way to help creators like me with simple one-time donations OR a monthly contribution. Every dime goes into giving these breweries, distilleries and more some much deserved limelight. Visit us online at www.craftedconvos.com Follow us on social media: ⁠@craftedconvospod⁠ Subscribe to our YouTube at    / ⁠@craftedconvospod   ⁠ Full video is exclusively on YouTube and Spotify! If you every have any questions or concerns – please reach out: coganconvo@gmail.com All music is provided by ⁠Artlist.io⁠ and copyright information can be provided upon request. Cheers! ⁠#smallbusiness⁠ ⁠#craftdistilleries⁠ ⁠#craftbreweries⁠ ⁠#craftedconvos⁠ ⁠#milwaukee⁠ ⁠#wisconsin⁠ ⁠#cheers⁠ ⁠#craftspirits⁠ ⁠#distillery #brewery #jhenry #craftedconvos⁠

OK, we got the sound fixed! Well, we found a fix where we shouldn't have the same issues again. (fingers crossed)Our Brewery Closure of the Week is.... Elysian! AB-InBev is shutting down the Seattle production facility of Elysian. We can't even keep up over here.We mentioned them earlier in the year but we have more info on the annual Bourbon County Brand Stout releases with ABV info. Looks like we'll be out of luck here in Georgia as our gov-mint thanks they're too boozy for us to handle.Big Beer or not, we appreciate the ridiculous things Miller Lite offers up at the holidays. This year, a YuleLager, a beer tower/fireplace combo. You can try to snag one at shop.millerlite.com but these kitshcy items sell out fast.Another fun discussion from a VinePair article. Brewery Taproom red flags. We've got a few of our own.Because we care about your health, we're sharing some info from the nerologists about what age you should totally quit drinking to protect your brain and body. We'll share the info but it's totally up to you if you follow it.Thanks for bearing with us through the technical issues. Hope you enjoy the show. Cheers! 🍻Thanks for listening to Beer Guys Radio! Your hosts are Tim Dennis and Brian Hewitt with producer Nate "Mo' Mic Nate" Ellingson and occasional appearances from Becky Smalls.Subscribe to Beer Guys Radio on your favorite app: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSSFollow Beer Guys Radio: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube If you enjoy the show we'd appreciate your support on Patreon. Patrons get cool perks like early, commercial-free episodes, swag, access to our exclusive Discord server, and more!

Foundations of Amateur Radio Thirteen years ago I opened my mouth to express my thoughts on what to do with an amateur license after hearing an operator complain they needed more power to talk to a station across 600 kilometres, whilst I used the same 10 Watts to communicate with a station nearly 15,000 kilometres away. In all, I've shared my thoughts some 700 times, documenting my journey though this majestic hobby, describing what I've been up to, reporting my successes and failures, sharing my observations and making recommendations. I've built projects and attempted to start new processes, I've encouraged, cajoled, on occasion berated or applauded as I found it. Throughout the experience I've attempted to build this wonderful community, to inspire and to grow it. Sometimes I might even have succeeded. I could not have done this without you. So, thank you. If I haven't mentioned your name or responded to your email, it's not because I didn't see your contribution. You have delighted me and lifted me up and I thank you for sharing your thoughts. At this point you might wonder if I'm hanging up my microphone and to that I say: No, not even close. Instead I'm continuing with this experiment, rough and ready though it is. It occurs to me that over the years I've started a great many projects and documented them as they happened, either here, or on my vk6flab.com website, or on GitHub. These projects take time and effort that go beyond what you encounter here. Sometimes it's hours, sometimes it's weeks. Recently a lot of my musings have been about things I've wanted to do, rather than describing things that I've done. Mind you, not for lack of desire. I want to try something different. I'm going to, at least for the next little while, bring you along with a project as I'm building it. No doubt I'll get distracted by squirrels along the way, but I'm going to attempt to build something for us as a community, for amateur radio, because I want to actually do something, rather than talk about it and I need to manage my limited resources and this way I get to build something and you get to have me sharing my thoughts. From my perspective, win-win. So, let's dive in. Amateur radio is a hobby that takes all kinds. A lot of activity is curtailed by money, or rather, lack of money. That doesn't have to be the case and I think I can show you how. That's not to say that this is going to cost nothing, but you can likely start with what you already have and work your way up as your budget allows, rather than require a significant outlay just to get your toes wet. Over the past few weeks I've been talking about a toolkit called GNU Radio. It can be used to build systems that can process data, like say radio signals which come in all shapes and sizes. You can start by connecting an antenna to a sound card and use that as a radio tuner. You can also use a sound card as a way to listen to signals coming in via the Internet, or a radio you might already own. Sound cards exist in most computers but can be purchased for around $10. If you want to handle more data, you can spend $50 and use an RTL-SDR dongle. This incremental path continues. You can build a digital radio, or buy a learning kit, or something else, all the while still being part of the same ecosystem. I want to build a system where you can experiment with radio without needing to buy new hardware every time you want to try something new. I want it to work with a sound card as well as with the latest $7,000 radio you can get shipped to your door. I want to do this in such a way that we can start to embrace all that is possible within the realm of software. Ultimately I want to be able to use any signal source anywhere and GNU Radio seems ideally suited as the tool for the job. I envisage that we'll build a distributed system, where signal processing and the signal itself don't have to be in the same spot, which is useful for a whole host of reasons, even though it increases the level of complexity by at least an order of magnitude. This isn't going to be easy. It's not going to be working tomorrow, perhaps not even a year from now and as long as new radios are invented, it will never stop, but we'll see how it goes. For example, I spent a week attempting to install GNU Radio on my Macintosh, asked two expert groups and got nowhere. In stark contrast, I installed it on my Linux Debian workstation and the example I tried worked out of the box. In other words, plenty of obstacles to overcome. Before I go, I'll make this explicit. I want this to be open source, so anyone can play. I haven't yet decided on which specific license to use, but I'm cognisant that there are many large companies making obscene amounts of money from the volunteer efforts of the open source community and as one of the volunteers, I'd like to be able to pay for food and a roof over my head. I expect and appreciate your feedback, so don't be shy. I'm Onno VK6FLAB

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Loren Williams is a fourth-generation Colorado native with deep roots in the state’s northwest region. Raised in a ranching and hunting background, he served as a U.S. Army combat engineer in Operation Iraqi Freedom, achieving the rank of staff sergeant. After his service, Loren gained extensive experience in the oil and gas industry, eventually founding his own oilfield service business. A licensed big game outfitter, he co-founded Mesa Outfitters in 2018, specializing in guided horseback hunts for elk and mule deer. Now a real estate broker, Loren helps clients buy and sell farms, ranches, and hunting properties while enjoying outdoor pursuits with his wife and two children in Loma, Colorado.