35 Burst results for "Brittany"
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Brittney Griner Stands for the National Anthem in First Game Back
"I do want to talk about something that really got my attention over the weekend and you brought it up. Brittany griner. To me, her standing for the national anthem in the first game she played since she was detained by the Russians is a really big deal. And it's not worthy of, well, good for her. I hope she figures it out. No. First of all, let's give credit where credit is due. Good for her. And we got to say that. Our side ought to be willing and capable and ready to say that to acknowledge when the left falls on their face and they get up and they do something right. Absolutely. Isn't it great to see Brittany griner finally appreciate the goodness and the greatness of the United States of America. I just love that story. I love that. And some might say, yeah, but look what had to happen to her for her. Whatever. We all, in our lives, have had things that we should have known better, hit rock bottom, something terrible. I mean, the stories of personal redemption stories of political redemption. So if this is what it took to ever develop some grudging, maybe not so grudging. Appreciation of her country, then good for her and you're a 1000% right. I mean, what would we be happier if she remained? Oh, sure. In the America hating stance. If she has found some clarity, if anybody who finds clarity, I just have one thing to say and that's welcome. And it may be momentary, but listen, I'll take it day by day. I'll take it because it is a message to the American hating progressives that even Brittany griner can come around. And she did, and I love that. And I love that part of the story.
AP News Radio
Oklahoma woman: Sex offender controlled my daughter's family
"Relatives tell The Associated Press the 7 people found dead on a rural property in Oklahoma were all shot to death. Oklahoma failed to protect families. Janet Mayo says the sheriff's office confirmed that her daughter Holly guess and three teenage grandchildren were among the dead. I'm never gonna get to hold them and it's killing me. Her granddaughter's Friends, ivy Webster and Brittany brewer were last seen with her son in law Jesse mcfadden, whose body was also found. He stayed to himself unless it involved Holly and the kids and then he was very controlling. Mayo says mcfadden convicted a first degree rape in 2003, lied to his wife. He lied to her. I'm Jennifer King
The Charlie Kirk Show
Are the Vaccine Companies Protected? Warner Mendenhall Explains
"Warner taking a step back here is something I'm curious about. Aren't the vaccine companies basically protected or indemnified through an act of Congress in the 1980s, it basically don't all the cases just get put into the vaccine injury recovery fund excuse my lack of precision on the language. But isn't there a taxpayer funded pool of money to solve this? What makes your legal complaints to be able to navigate that? Well, I mean, there is a taxpayer pool of funding, but it's a miniscule, and it hasn't worked ever since it was put into place. So it's clearly not a useful tool for people. Not that they shouldn't try to do it. I think more productively, and we've seen this in the court cases, and we're going to be working through this, our core challenges to the fact that this shot really is not like any quote unquote vaccine that we've ever seen. There's no neutralizing immunity. In fact, it seems as you get more boosters recent studies show that you are more likely to contract COVID or other diseases. So this is not a vaccine in any traditional sense. There is a case out there. It's actually called the grinder case, not to be confused with Brittany griner, but doctor griner brought a lawsuit about the definition of vaccine. So we need to go back to these definitional issues, challenge them, fight these through the courts and get this thing classified as something other than a vaccine because really it's a biological product. That's first. Second. Got it. We need to look at the prep act and the immunity that was put forth by the prep act. We think that that has violated the traditional police powers of the states and the cities in this country. So these are core ideas and core issues that have really changed the functioning of our country.
The La Jolla Cosmetic Podcast
"brittany" Discussed on The La Jolla Cosmetic Podcast
"La Jolla cosmetic podcast I'm your hostess Monique Ramsey and today I'm gonna have a wonderful guest you're gonna love her. Her name is Brittany Haley and she's an RN and she is a laser wizard. So welcome Brittany. Thank you. I'm happy to be here. So when did you join the practice, I joined the way cosmetic in 2013. We actually worked for our current medical director and his private practice prior to that. And I've been in the world of aesthetics,
The Dan Bongino Show
Biden Traded the Merchant of Death for Brittney Griner
"You might have missed it but Brittany griner the WNBA players she was apparently headed back to the United States now in a prisoner swap With the merchant of death so yes the Biden administration swapped in international arms dealer with probably a sea of blood on his hands for Brittany griner from WNBA And as an angle I haven't heard discussed yet today that quickly I'm going to bring up and I want to move on to so that mother stuff because I do really have a show to you that I got the receipts to back it up here You're looking at Fox nation at home if you're watching We have four pages full of stuff that the team and I have put together for you But don't you find the timing of this interesting Shows you how the Russians operate Tim you see where I'm going with this Did you listen to podcasts Why don't you get the cheap No okay good good I rarely get a virgin ears from Jimmy Listen to the podcast sometimes So you live time He gets to he's got a video connection or a audio connection going to the studio there somehow How he does it I don't know He's probably got my house wired He's got it bugged Yeah he's got a bug He's like Jim Bakker from the FBI So here's how the Russians work Did you notice that they waited for the last election of the cycle the Herschel Walker Warnock runoff to break before they announce this You think that's a coincidence This is how the Russians work
AP News Radio
Brittney Griner asks supporters to advocate for Paul Whelan
"WNBA star and former Russian prisoner Brittany griner is asking supporters to advocate for another American who still being held in Russia, in a social media post griner says advocacy for her release and letters of support made a big impact, and she's asking supporters to do the same for former U.S. Marine Paul Whelan, whose serving a 16 year prison term in Russia for espionage charges the United States says are baseless, Whelan was arrested four years ago. The U.S. had attempted to secure the release of both griner and Whelan, but Russia agreed to swap only grinder for convicted arms dealer Victor boot, grinder writes, I hope you'll join me in writing to Paul Whelan and continuing to advocate for other Americans to be rescued and returned to their families. I'm Donna water
The Doug Collins Podcast
Doug's Hot Take on the Russian Prisoner Swap
"Going to do some hot takes today on some things that are going on that, you know, frankly, as you look at them, they bother you and you begin to look at in different ways. I'm going to start off with one that probably you're going to be on one side of the other list. It doesn't matter which way I go. And that's going to be the Brittany gronner situation. And the weyland situation, this whole hostage deal negotiation in which we let go a known arms dealer for Brittany gronner. What is interesting to me is, and I know, let me just start over with a few points. And I'll go back and fully acknowledge that waylon Paul William was in custody in the Soviet Union during Trump's administration. He's been in custody in my administration. Trump did not choose to make the deal that was just made for him. Let it go and nothing happened. There were other dynamics going on at play there. And now you've had the dynamic in which Biden and the Biden administration made the deal to get Britney grinder out. I think the problem that put most people with this deal is that, you know, and I've seen it as the WNBA player versus the marine or and the others. And granted, there's issues on both of these cases. And he was not a marine is not a marine Niall. He was a former who was actually dishonorably discharged. From the marines, but again, he's an American, and I think that's the first and first most point that needs to be made here. Number two, grinder is a superstar. Her topic was on the news almost every time you turn on ESPN. Every time you watched it, a sports broadcast every time I come up, something about WNBA. Brittany, your honor's name came up. Which made in the minds of a lot of people that this was getting special attention that a normal person like waylon was not getting.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Cartel Hitman Who Decapitated Enemies Goes Missing From a US Prison
"So there is a quote notorious drug cartel leader and hitman who is suspected of torturing and decapitating dozens of his victims. His name is Edgar, Val dalles, via real. Valdez. I guess I'm going to have to learn how to say Spanish because I'm going to be speaking in ten years, right? So I'm going to have to work on my Spanish pronunciations. 49 years old. And we had him in custody or have him in custody, but nobody seems to know because he is vanished from the federal prison database. He was not up for release until 2056. Now, I read this story before we traded Brittany griner, right? And I thought, wow, that's weird. Must be a clique. Clerical error. Now that I saw the trade that Biden made for Brittany griner, glad you saw him. Glad we brought an American home. I was a lot of good trade. That's a bad deal. That was a bad, bad deal. Bad deal. We released the merchant of death. So in exchange for one American that they're holding, we left the two white guys over there. Just saying. And so this guy has just vanished. He's now listed as not in BOP, bureau of prisons, custody on the bureau of prisons, website. Now the BLP says that it released a Valdez via real on November 27th. Now why would you release them if he's not up for release until 2056? The bureau though frequently lists as released when they've been transferred to the custody of another group. Huh. So who would we have released him to that's not in the U.S. federal bureau of prisons database?
AP News Radio
'I want to talk': Griner opened up during her long trip home
"The Biden administration's defending its decision to engage in a prisoner swap to secure the release of WNBA star Brittany griner, but leaving another American behind in Russia. The spokesman for the National Security Council, John Kirby, says Brittany griner appears to be in good condition and will remain at a Texas military base for physical and emotional care. Kirby tells ABC's this week with George Stephanopoulos, they tried really hard to have American Paul Whelan on board that plane too. They were treating Paul very separately, very distinctly because of these sham espionage charges. They levied against him. But Illinois Republican congressman Adam kinzinger says if you make it clear that you're willing to take a deal no matter what, you're going to get a bad deal. And I think you have to negotiate from a position of strength. Roger carstens, the special presidential envoy for hostage affairs, says there are still cards to play in securing Whelan's release. He told the former marine last week The White House is committed to getting him home. Jackie Quinn Washington
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Caller: What About Marc Fogel Left in Russia?
"Merry Christmas. I just wanted to comment on the Brittany griner Paul Whelan deal. I'm a former marine myself served in Afghanistan in 2010 in Marjah. And we keep commenting and keep hearing everyone comment that we left a marine behind a retired marine, a former marine. And I understand that and all that. But what about what about the teacher? What about Mark fogle over there? Because in my understanding, Paul Whelan, you know, not to say anything bad about him or anything, but. But you're about to not have an honorable. But you're about to not have enough. Yeah. So you didn't have an honorable discharge in the honorable Hall of Fame. Who do you think is more on honorable Britney griner or Paul Whelan? Paul Whelan. Okay, so I mean, I don't think we need to muddy the waters. And I've gotten a couple of people saying, oh, you know, he's got a spotty record. He joined the he entered and volunteered and enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. I don't even know I've absolutely no idea what his history is. I know he served in the U.S. Marine Corps and he's being held on what everybody acknowledges are bogus charges of spying. So I don't want to disparage Paul Whelan. And incidentally, I also don't think we should ignore that it's great that an American came home. There's nothing wrong with that. I get it. And I'm even the whaling family has congratulated the grinder family, and they've said very gracious things and the grinder family has said gracious things about Paul Whelan. Let's just hope and pray that the Biden administration sticks to its promise to work hard to secure Paul Whelan's release.
The Officer Tatum Show
Is the Trump Stock Falling?
"All right, ladies and gentlemen, let me talk about a finish what I was saying about Brittany griner. You know, you know, one thing that's funny, Sean told me in the break and my wife told me about this yesterday, Brittany griner had a domestic violence charge, at least she was arrested for domestic violence. Back in 2015. Now, Brittany griner was a man and she had a domestic violence charge against a woman, they would they be telling leave her over there. Want you woman beat her. But she a woman beating up another woman or whatever she did to the woman, it's all good 'cause she LGBTQ. Anyway, Trump, let me read what Trump said. Because I think that's why Trump is losing his stock value. I forget the numbers that I use, but I told you, when in 2016, Trump was at like $800 a share. And then when he by the time he got to 2020 Trump was really, in my opinion, before the COVID, Trump was at like $1500 a share. Then after COVID, during the 2020 election, Trump was down to probably like $1100 a share. Which I think he was popular enough to win the presidency, but you know how 2020 went. And then I'll investigations probably got him down to about a $1000 a share. And then when he went out against Ron DeSantis, he went down, he went down to about $500 a share. After coming out against Ron DeSantis in such an epic time of Ron DeSantis his success in his career, a Republican success and then I believe that when he did his speech, he think he went back up from $500 a share to about $800. You need to be around 12, 1300 right now to win. So he went up to about $500 a share. And then he met with Kanye West. And a white supremacist. It went all the way down to 500 back down to $500 a share. And then what he don't realize is that him coming out against Brittany griner, he just probably went down to four 50 a share. I don't know why people are not advising Donald Trump. Stay away from these issues. We'll talk about it. You need to be the president. You need to be presidential. You need people on both sides to vote for you. I don't.
The Officer Tatum Show
Who Is Paul Whelan, And Why Is He Still in Russia?
"I want to finish this conversation about Paul Whelan. Just a couple facts. I'm gonna cap this if you just now watching. If you didn't know, the controversy between Paul Whelan and that girl, I mean, I don't want to make fun of it because Brittany grinder do look like a man and she sound like a man, but she is a girl. She may be one of those situations where she was born with both or whatever. That's irrelevant. So let me talk about this, you know, there's the controversy of whether or not our country should have gotten a marine back over Brittany grinder, who's a basketball player. And a funny thing, yeah, she plays for a team in Phoenix, called Phoenix mercury. And I've been living in things south 18. I ain't even know they had a women's basketball team. I didn't even know Brittany grinder live here. Women's basketball is such a joke. Not the women, but the basketball organization. But anyway, just so just so we're up to speed, Donald Trump was in office. He did not get way back. Joe Biden is in office now, he didn't get waiting back. Waylon's family is very upset because they believe that the swap was unjust. And I could see why they believed that. Waylon argues that the flash drive was supposed to be holiday photos from another person that gave it to him. I don't know why he had $80,000 in his pocket. Simultaneously, while swiping, swapping a USB driver somebody, however, his claim is that he was set up in a sting as if the Russian citizen that he knew was I guess a part of the stain or something of that nature or they tried to set him up and framing and they gave him a flash drive then they busted him. But if you ask me, you know, that seems way too juicy to be true. And I think that I would love to see information. However, it was all done behind closed doors. All of the court, everything was done behind closed doors and there's no evidence or information to give anybody any relevant evidence to defend him. But he was in a Marine Corps from 2003 to 2008, much of his time was as an administrative clerk in Iraq. The end of his career, he got dishonorably discharged for larceny and other lesser offenses after being found to have tried to steal $10,000 from the military.
The Officer Tatum Show
Trump Refused to Bring Marine Home From Russia
"All right, let me get to with other subject matter and I wanted to do a lot more in depth research on this, but I've been running out of time today, but I want to tell you guys about the guy, the gentleman, Paul Whelan. It may be waylon. I don't know which way to say it. But I'll just go with Paul Whelan right now 'cause I like to say it that way. The former U.S. Marine that had been left behind in an exchange for the guy Victor bout and Brittany griner. I got a couple of things that I want to say about this because my wife brought up a really good point because all the conservatives were upset, rightfully so, for the most part, that a basketball player who pled guilty to taking, you know, cannabis all in possession of cannabis or at the airport, she played guilty to it, got sentenced to 9 years in prison. And they exchanged her for what some people consider to be one of the most dangerous people in the world. His nickname was the merchant of death. Death and destruction and trading and selling illegal firearms across the nation across the world amongst other things that he did led him to a 25 year sentence in the United States of America. Now we exchange that guy for a girl who had hashish oil and cannabis all in a thing getting sentenced to jail. They don't seem like a reasonable exchange. The merchant of death, they got one of the highest profile people that have been convicted in the United States of America, released, and we get a basketball player. I just, it doesn't make sense to me. And it doesn't make sense even more so when you think about the fact that they have another person over there, Paul Whelan, waylon, who's a U.S. Marine, and him being stuck over there, and him not getting at least two of our people for one of their baddest people. my wife would hurt when she go down a rabbit hole, she's down the rabbit hole. So she found some information about waylon, and it really made me think about it. Because she said, well, wait a minute, Brandon. Hold off a little bit, conservatives are going crazy about weyland not being released, but did you know that under Donald Trump's administration he didn't make that trade with waylon? He refused to make a trade for Victor bout. And Paul whalen,
AP News Radio
Plane believed to be carrying Griner lands in US
"Brittany griner is back home in the U.S. after a Russian prisoner swamp. American basketball star Brittany griner has returned to the United States AP videographers captured the tall slender athlete getting off a plane at joint base San Antonio lackland in Texas. After nearly ten months in detention in Russia she was freed in a high profile prisoner exchange for notorious arms dealer Victor boot, the two time Olympic gold medalist wife sherrell griner, accompanied President Biden for the announcement on Thursday morning. Today, my family is whole, but as you all are aware, there are so many other families who are not whole. Her return was celebrated by celebrities, including at warriors guard Steph Curry, who spoke at a Sports Illustrated awards show I hope you enjoy reuniting with your family. And we are always with you, BJ. The one to one swap wasn't what the U.S. hoped for, but what it could get diplomats were unable to free another American Paul Whelan, his brother David Whelan says their disappointed but happy for griner. I think we all realized that the math is not going to work out for Paul to come home anytime soon unless the U.S. government is able to find concessions. I'm Jennifer King
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Caller: People Are Doing Their Part, Leaders Are Not Doing Their Part
"You've kind of uncovered a complex issue, but I'll try and keep it short and sweet. Sure. Mike, I'm going to tell you as a voter, that's about all I can do. Okay, I can vote. I can ask, throw some cash, I can maybe make some phone calls. Volunteer. You can canvas. But very, very little. That's all I can do. We all have to do our part. And the problem is, and I'm not saying you, but everyone who has a microphone, a megaphone, our own leaders, they're not doing their part. And I'm telling you, I spent years in the military leadership is on the leaders. It's not on the followers to convince the leaders. It's on the leaders to convince the followers. Right. Right. And one of the main things, if you want someone to follow you and give their best, is you have to motivate. And I'm telling you, if you can motivate Mike, it's a math problem. I'm not going to get into all the dishonest stuff, but if we're going to say it's a and this is what all the GOP leaders say. It's a free and fair election. Okay, if we're going to say that, it's math. They were able to get their voters out to vote for babbling idiots. Right. Because they motivate their leaders. They don't attack each other. Why isn't the condition that the country is in under Democrat leadership? The crime, the border surge, the economy. How is that not a motivator for voters?
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Family of American Prisoner Paul Whelan Reacts to Brittney Griner Deal
"Brittany griner is coming home. She's coming home. Free at last. I'm free I'm free. But not Paul Whelan. Nope. He doesn't check the right boxes. He's just a former marine. Nobody really knows who he is. Just kind of and Whelan's brother, congratulated Brittany griner on her release. And he said, there is no greater success than for a wrongful detainee to be freed and for them to go home. The Biden administration made the right decision to bring miss griner home and to make the deal that was possible rather than waiting for one that wasn't going to happen, she will be reunite, reunited with her family, Brittany is free and Paul. Paul is still a hostage. Our family is still devastated. I can't even fathom how Paul will feel when he learns. Paul has worked so hard to survive nearly four years. Of this injustice. His statement went on to note that the Biden administration notified the wheel and family that Paul will be left behind in the exchange. The second time, the Biden administration has left Paul behind. In a prisoner exchange, the last one was in April, you think that they're ever going to let a former marine come home?
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Caller: Not Voting Is a Vote, Calling Out Poor GOP Leadership
"Yeah, I'd like to comment on the reasons why people first of all, you don't even know if people, the 200,000 didn't go and vote in Georgia. As long as you have the United States postal service involved in the loop with receiving ballots, there's going to be a lot of cheating. Fair enough, but I can't, but I do know from what I hear from Georgia voters that many stay at home. That's just a fact. And I'm with you, by the way, by the way, Brian, I have just as much cynicism as you do about the integrity of the election. There's nothing we can do about that sitting here on November 8th, on election day, or some other reasons. The mc failures in Washington, D.C., McConnell, and McCarthy. When you watch McConnell, there's no difference between him and Charles Schumer. I got it. I got it. But Brian, that you're giving me the laundry list of and I don't mean to say you're whining because I've listened, I'm a master at whining, but you're whining about what you don't like about Republicans and I'm with you, how does staying home fix that? How does not voting solve that? It doesn't do anything to it. That's what people are voting with their no vote. That is a vote, as long as they're the Republicans have McConnell in charge and McCarthy, they're not going to win another national election. So let me get will they have one national elections. There's been a there were a bunch of national elections we won. But let's, as Charlie Kirk just pointed out, a whole bunch of Republican wins in New York and in Oregon and California. That doesn't make any sense. Help me understand that staying home is a vote. So that means the Democrats win. That means you're going to you and your kids and your grandkids are going to be ruled by Democrats for the rest of your life. How's that a win again? No different. How's that? How's that a win again? The GOP leadership, there's no difference between them and the that's a talking
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Caller: Other Republicans Should Have Backed Herschel Walker
"You think part of the reason people in Georgia sat home on Tuesdays, you know, unless I miss unless I didn't hear the news, governor Kemp, what he should have done, he should have gone through his good old boy network that he has throughout the state and say, hey, what you did for me do for Herschel walker on December 6th. But I'll bet he didn't do it because he probably associated walker with Trump and he is a never trumper and but he did. But he did campaign for Herschel Walker. He did? Yes. I mean, he did. He was out there campaigning. Yeah, he did. I mean, it was a little bit late, but he was there. He was out there campaigning. And so yeah, so I guess you didn't know that, but Jeff, to your point, yes, there are Republicans who have deep disdain for Donald Trump. There's a whole bunch of never Trump Republicans around and they're getting worse. They think Trump is over. They think and incidentally, believe me, just like we, for 7 years, reports of Trump's political demise are dramatically exaggerated, okay? I mean, they're already worried about a third party effort by this neutral, I don't want to bore you with this, but believe me, the mainstream media still reporting on the potential return of Trump in 2024. Now, that doesn't mean we can ignore that all the key Senate endorsements that he had lost and I'm not going to ignore that. I don't think it's because all because of Trump, but something's going on.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Charlie Kirk: The MAGA Movement Is Committing Suicide by Not Voting
"What Charlie Kirk said, yesterday on his great show makes a whole lot of sense to me. And I just want to say, I do sympathize with being upset with the Republican party and not totally trusting the system. But not participating at all guarantees the other side to be able. To play games. And if everything was broken and lost, how did we win the House of Representatives? If everything is broken and loss, how did Ron Johnson who stood up against the pharmaceutical company win in Wisconsin? If everything was broken and lost, how did Ron DeSantis win by 17 votes? How did we win the house by getting wins in California and New York? We won the house through Oregon, California, New York. I'm not, I was in the movie 2000 mules. I sympathize with all of the sentiment. Thoughts actually are not as important. You can have very angry thoughts towards the system. It is actions that I will instead address. You could say, oh, this system is corrupt. It's terrible. I'm going to go vote. Fine. You've done the right thing. You have not allowed your thoughts to manifest into what I would consider to be in a moral action. Someone says Charlie, I thought, I thought you were kidding when you said people weren't voting until you read these emails. Now, you should see, I'm reading them on air. And by the way, I'm tweeting out some of these emails so you could see them ourselves. The maga movement is committing suicide in front of our very eyes because of and if you extrapolate that, that means and we see it in the numbers. We've seen the data millions of people that have said we are no longer going to vote.
The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"brittany" Discussed on The Amateur Traveler Podcast
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Hopefully <Speech_Male> on a sunny day. <Speech_Male> Excellent. <Speech_Male> Well, and you <Speech_Male> mentioned beaches <Speech_Male> is this your favorite <Speech_Male> beach in <SpeakerChange> Brittany <Speech_Female> or is there another? <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> I think it is, <Speech_Female> it's one of the biggest. <Speech_Female> There <Speech_Female> are other places <Speech_Female> like Concord. <Speech_Female> If you want a <Speech_Female> beach where you're going to be the <Speech_Female> only person, <Speech_Female> then you can <Speech_Female> easily find that <Speech_Female> anywhere. But <Speech_Female> if you're looking for more <Speech_Female> of a traditional <Speech_Female> beach, I think <SpeakerChange> some of those <Silence> would be the place to go. <Silence> Got <Speech_Male> it. <Speech_Male> One thing that makes <Speech_Male> you laugh and <Speech_Male> say only <Speech_Female> in Brittany. <Speech_Female> I think <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> one of the teachers that <Speech_Female> we worked with <Speech_Female> would always be saying <Speech_Female> how <Speech_Female> she was <Speech_Female> Breton. <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> And <Speech_Female> just kind of like, hey, <Speech_Female> while I'm <Speech_Female> Breton, like <Speech_Female> I say it like it <Speech_Female> is, that's how it goes. <Speech_Female> So <Speech_Female> I think just <Speech_Female> that <Speech_Female> always made me giggle <Speech_Female> and just kind of think <Speech_Female> about the <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Male> brittle identity. <Speech_Male> <Speech_Male> It's funny, I think <Speech_Male> before we did this <Speech_Male> show, the only <Speech_Male> city that I could <Speech_Male> think of in <Speech_Male> Brittany is <Speech_Male> breast and <Speech_Male> that's one you didn't mention. <Speech_Male> And <Speech_Male> way <SpeakerChange> out there on <Speech_Female> the end of the Peninsula. <Speech_Female> Yeah, it's <Speech_Female> one that I <Speech_Female> didn't go to. <Speech_Female> Okay. And I know <Speech_Female> they do have <Speech_Female> some lighthouses <Speech_Female> and <Speech_Female> I think <Speech_Female> a navel <SpeakerChange> base <Speech_Female> there that's very <Speech_Female> big. <Speech_Female> But yeah, <Speech_Female> I don't know too much <Speech_Female> about that one, <Speech_Female> but it is another one <Speech_Male> on the coast <SpeakerChange> that's <Speech_Male> quite famous. <Speech_Male> Well, and also <Speech_Male> with an old <Speech_Male> old harbor and <Speech_Male> with World <Speech_Male> War II history as well, <Speech_Male> because that's also where <Speech_Male> they some U boats <Speech_Male> were kept. <Speech_Male> Because they would <Speech_Male> be closest to <Speech_Male> the shipping lanes <Speech_Male> there, <SpeakerChange> which is <Silence> where they wanted <Speech_Male> them to be. <Speech_Male> Excellent, <Speech_Male> anything else <Speech_Male> that you think <SpeakerChange> people should know <Speech_Male> before they go to Brittany? <Speech_Female> You will see <Speech_Female> a lot of <Speech_Female> flags, <Speech_Female> the flag of Brittany <Speech_Female> is white and <Speech_Female> black straight. <Speech_Female> Yeah, I think <Speech_Female> just come <Speech_Female> with an open <Speech_Female> mind come ready to <Speech_Female> dance and <Speech_Female> listen to some <Speech_Female> music <SpeakerChange> and <Speech_Music_Male> yeah. <Speech_Male> <Speech_Male> Excellent. <Speech_Male> Our guest again <Speech_Male> has been <Speech_Male> Kristen Montgomery <Speech_Male> from growing <Speech_Male> global <Speech_Male> citizens dot <Speech_Male> com and Kristen. <Speech_Male> If we wanted <Speech_Male> to send people to your <Speech_Male> website, do you have any posts <Speech_Male> on Brittany, <SpeakerChange> we <Speech_Female> should send them to? <Speech_Female> I do. <Speech_Female> I currently have <Speech_Female> one on Samoa <Speech_Female> and <Speech_Female> one <Speech_Female> on day trips <Speech_Female> that you can do. <Speech_Female> <Speech_Female> Like small town <Speech_Female> day trips. <Speech_Female> And then there'll be another <Speech_Female> one up soon <Speech_Female> with videos <Speech_Female> and more <Speech_Female> details about the fest nose <Speech_Female> and <SpeakerChange> the traditional <Speech_Male> dancing. <Speech_Male> Terrific. And we'll <Speech_Male> send me those links <Speech_Male> when you have them <Speech_Male> and I'll put them in the show notes <Speech_Male> as well. We'll do. <Speech_Male> Kristen, <Speech_Male> thank you so much <Speech_Male> for coming on amateur <Speech_Male> <Advertisement> traveler and sharing <Speech_Music_Male> with us your love for Brittany. <Speech_Music_Female> <Advertisement> Thank you, Chris. <Speech_Music_Male> <Advertisement> <SpeakerChange> <Speech_Music_Male> <Speech_Male> <Speech_Male> And with that, we're <Speech_Male> going to end this episode <Speech_Male> of amateur traveler. <Speech_Male> If you have any <Speech_Male> questions or comments <Speech_Male> like Amy did, <Speech_Male> send an
The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"brittany" Discussed on The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"Along with that, you'll probably want something to drink and the drink is cider. Made from apples, alcohol exciter. Although there are lots of different versions of juice and cider, that's alcoholic and non alcoholic. They kind of compete with Normandy. For this to say that, yes. There's some competition or there's some hard feelings there. But certainly the cider that I had in Brittany was very good. Now, in Normandy, they're also known for their hard ciders into the alcohols made in a distilled, for instance, out of apples, is that as common in Brittany as well. Would that be like the calvados? Yes. Exactly. Like that. Okay, yeah. I didn't see that really in Brittany. That's not to say that it isn't there, but certainly not as much as I saw in Normandy. Okay. Yeah, it seemed to be more prevalent there. Or it seemed to be prevalent there. I shouldn't say more prevalent because I have not been to Brittany. All right, so let's see. We were at pon Evans. So after that, a good spot to kind of call a base in the western end, if you're not someone that likes to spend a different every night in a different place. You can spend most of your time on the western end in camper. Well, in just to put some scale on it, eastern end to western end, about a hundred miles ish. I'm saying. Yeah. A little longer on the road. And a half hours, probably. It's very easy to get there. I mean, if you wanted to, you could do this whole thing and just spend half the time in ren and half the time in camp bear. No problem. But then you would miss some very cute places to stay. So obviously it depends on what you like in your travel style. But camper also has the half timbered houses, beautiful architecture, probably even more so than ren. And their cathedral is also gorgeous. They also have kind of a county museum. It's called the Musée department camper. And there they have different exhibits having to do with the archeology of Britain. They have paintings, traditional dress exhibits, and there is a festival there that happens every year in the festival. We can put that in the show notes, and that's another one that I would highly recommend. If you're planning your trip to Brittany, try to go when some of these festivals are happening because it's really probably the like I said, the best time for you to be able to see what the culture and the traditions really are. And I forgot to ask when we were talking about the festival before back in ren, are we talking about the summer festival? Yes. Well, so I know there are fest knows that happen kind of all during the year. But the one that was in ren, this more famous one at this park was for consecutive Wednesdays in July. Okay. And then the one here in compare is what time of year. It was also July. Okay. But it was more of a weekend festival. Got it. But like I said, there are festivals that may be more of concert series. That happened in other places during the year. And part of that is because it doesn't really get very cold in Brittany. It's kind of like English weather, very rainy, but it's pretty mild..
The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"brittany" Discussed on The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"That's a good way of putting it. Yep. Yep, with furrows. And there are some dolmens there. And there's also a tomb kind of like an effigy mound tomb. And you can go and if you have a car, you can, I believe, drive by these because they're kind of all over town. And in fact, there are some areas where it's like the person's backyard fence is made of these stones. Okay. But certainly if you're going to bother to go down there, it's worth doing a guided visit in the summer. They have a little visitor center, and then you can learn about the theories behind them because there are lots of different theories about it. They were actually created for. Excellent word to next. All right, so after that, you're going to head to a city called L'oreal, and there is a sailing museum there. So if you're someone that's really into sailing, this would be the place to go. Sailing and boating, obviously, very popular in Brittany. But at this sailing museum, you can try out little rainbow control sailboats. You can have a contest to see who can hoist the sail fastest and I'm not into sailing, so I can't speak to who the famous sailors are, but there were definitely famous sailors there, so. Well, and you say that sailing is, of course, popular there. One thing we probably should have said, but didn't is that we're talking about a Peninsula. So there is water on almost all sides. Except if you head back towards Paris, then there's no water in that direction. Yes, very good point. And in L'oreal, there are also some German submarines, I believe, because the Germans were there building submarines during World War II. So this is your place to go if you're into boats and they do a believe have sailing lessons and different cruises and things from there too. Got it. Okay. Submarine a pen or I think is the correct term there, but don't hold me to that. After you've seen that, you're going to head to a small town that's called pon aven. And it literally means the bridge over the oven river. Okay. And this is a spot that has a used to have a number of windmills. And just a very picturesque little town. It was a spot that was popular with impressionist painters. And Paul Gauguin spent a lot of time there. Now, you say used to have a lot of windmills. So we're going there to see the windmills that aren't there anymore. Well, I think there used to be a much bigger number. Got it. Are a couple. I'm not sure if they're actually, I don't think there'd be working windmills. But for example, there's a restaurant that you can eat at that has it's basically been built around this windmill. And so the windmill or parts of it are within the restaurant. So that's still kind of an important part of the culture there. Got it. Well, and it looks like there is an art museum there, which I suspect is going to display some of the artists who visited. Yep. Absolutely right. The fine arts museum there is a good place to see impressionist paintings and work from Gauguin. And the other thing that's great about this town is it's known for its cookies. Oh, well, now you happy. Okay. Yeah, exactly. I mean, if it's going to be a choice between cookies or art, I'm definitely going to go for the cookies every time..
The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"brittany" Discussed on The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"Which is named for a woman named hellenes. And she was one of the first or she was the first, I guess, French serial killer. Oh no. Yes. So a very unexpected. And the story goes that she was from Brittany, and she was a cook, and when she had someone she didn't like, she would poison them with arsenic, either in soup or in this cake. And by the time people figured out what was happening, she had poisoned, I think it was dozens of people, and they're not really sure exactly how many I've seen 25. I've seen 30, but certainly dozens of people. So if you're interested in crime and that kind of thing, you can go and order this cake, it makes a great gift. It actually tells the poison. Exactly. They do say specifically on there that it's guaranteed without arsenic. Arsenic free. Good. Yes. Reassuring, definitely. That's funny. And while we're talking about rin, one of the events that I got to attend there was called a fest nose. And it is this traditional basically outdoor party. It means night festival in the Breton language. And they happen all over Brittany, the one that I went to in ren, it was, I think, four different Wednesdays in a row, but they had different groups that came every time. It was held outdoors in the park. And it was really just an amazing way to see the briton culture and there were sports and games..
The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"brittany" Discussed on The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"And it was really clean and safe and efficient. So that was that was something that I didn't really expect, but it was a very pleasant surprise. So ren is known for its half timbered houses. Which is funny because that really, I think we're on the other end of France over and I'll say Lorraine or something like that when I see the half timbered houses. Yes, exactly. That part of France and then Germany too. Places where you usually think of those. But it's very much native to the architecture here. And I believe it's done in a slightly different way, but I'm not positive about that. But the half timbered houses are usually the first level is stone and then on top of that, there are usually three or four other levels that have these big pieces of wood and then they have kind of plaster or mud in between them. And they're all different colors. And so when you see them all together, for example, in, it's a big square where you can see this architecture and ren and some of these are incredibly old. They're dating from the 15th to 17th century all the way back in the Middle Ages. Incredibly old by American standards is what you're saying. Yes, thank you. Yes, it's all relative. Actually, in ren, there are kind of pockets of these. And the reason there aren't more is because like in many other places, there was a big fire in 1720. And so many of them were destroyed. And so part of the town has this much older architecture and then part of the town has more modern architecture. Got it. And another thing you're going to want to see is the Brits on parliament building. And like I said, ren is kind of the capital of Brittany. And so this parliament building originally had a little bit more autonomy than it does now..
The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"brittany" Discussed on The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"Episode 713 today the amateur traveler talks about walled towns and standing stones, beaches and folk festivals, pirates and U boats as we go to Brittany in France. But maybe not maybe not till the day welcome to the amateur traveler. I'm your host, Chris Christensen. Let's talk about Brittany. I'd like to welcome the show Kristen Montgomery from growing global citizens dot com who has come to talk to us about the region of France known as Brittany. Kristen, welcome to the show..
The BosBabes
"brittany" Discussed on The BosBabes
"From time to time, whether that be in dream form or phobias or other means of those unconscious thoughts coming to reality. So that way you guys can better understand what repression and unconscious thoughts mean, like what the definition is, I'm going to read one to you that I happen to find online that I think a lot of you can resonate with or understand. Here is an example of a repressed memory. A young child is bitten by a dog. They later developed a severe phobia of dogs but have no memory of when or how this fear originated. They have repressed the painful memory of the fearful experience with the dog. So they are unaware of exactly where their fear came from. So that's a perfect example of something that happened in early years. They kind of swept those emotions under the rug, but now that they are older, they kind of have this weird phobia of dogs, and they don't really particularly remember exactly where that phobia stem from because their mind decided to disassociate the repressed memory and blockade it into repressed thoughts. I hope you guys are fully enjoying this podcast episode. Again, this is not your typical sports show. I'm your host, Brittany Baldi. And yes, I do typically have on special guests. And we talk sports. We talk all fun things and positive stuff, all of the time, and I love giving you guys wedding updates. I love giving you guys updates on my life and baseball and my dog. But I do feel like sometimes there are points in life where because I do have a platform and when things are brought to light, for example, my Facebook post sparked me to create this podcast episode and I was kind of driven to do so so that way maybe somebody listening will get some help, start healing and to be honest with you, me recording this podcast episode is almost a mini therapy for myself. Again, none of us are perfect. We are all here evolving, growing, and learning. After everything we have been discussing thus far, I do want to bring up a really important point. Again, I do follow a lot of spiritual pages, both on Facebook and Instagram. And one really stuck out to me recently, and it kind of goes along with this podcast episode so it fits perfectly. And it says pain, travels through family lines until someone is ready to heal it in themselves. By going through the agony of healing, you no longer pass the poison Chalice onto the generations that follow. It is incredibly important in sacred work. So with that.
The BosBabes
"brittany" Discussed on The BosBabes
"This is not your typical sports show. It's real, it's wrong. There's a positive pop. You are now rocking with the buffets. What is up my boss, babes, fanatics? It's your girl, Brittany Baldi, and we are back at it again, baby with another brand new the boss babes lifestyle sports podcast. This is a brand new episode, of course, and it is a mini podcast episode featuring just myself. I wanted to update you guys a little bit on my life because I haven't done an episode like this in a while. So I figured why the heck not. I also wanted to chat a little bit about childhood trauma and what it means to repeat abuse cycles. I feel like this is a very important topic to talk about, especially since childhood trauma can affect people into their adulthood. And a lot of the times, people don't even consciously realize that things that have may have happened to them when they were younger affect their adulthood. Whether that be ending up in a bad work environment or dating cycles that might not be healthy for yourself, alcohol abuse, drug abuse, childhood trauma can lead to many things in adulthood and it sparked my interest when I made a Facebook post regarding this topic and so many of you started chiming in. I was like, oh my gosh, I need to do a podcast episode focusing solely on childhood trauma. So stick with me if you are interested in learning a little bit about the topic, I know many.
Paranormal Analytical
"brittany" Discussed on Paranormal Analytical
"Fm to get started good evening and welcome everybody to paranormal analytical. I'm your host teddy hill and we don't have rick warren on tonight because he is at a concert but we are supposed to have james tubes. Who is running late as usual. How do you do. Are you doing their. And i'm glad you could make it on here tonight. We have a wonderful guest over here. We have britney barbieri and hope it butcher that to bed bridges and she is a zoologist ufologist and also a paranormal investigator by trade. And since she's got knowledge in a little bit of everything and we're gonna be talking tonight about all the above so prepare for a great show brittany. How are you doing tonight. I am doing really good eddie. How about yourself. I'm doing good. I'm sunburnt as you can see. Oh yeah yeah you know. I had to goggle thing going so it's wonder i don't have to the white goggle eye balls happening right now. Kind of glowing. Dr great right. I wrote from houston all the way into floors ville On a harley that i picked up which is a fun ride although i two thunderstorms which i actually appreciate it because it was so hot so it was kind of like a bath on wheels. Oh my god out there for you guys because it's been all over the place and spend abnormally high everywhere. Oh god yes. I mean it's been blaring out here and it was fun right up when i was coming in. There was a lot of different fun things to see. I mean we've got. There's one creek that runs through. I don't know if you've heard of li- iota brittany as well woman hollering creek supposedly the scream of li- iota in that area which is pretty neat. Yeah i think. I think her story is one of the stories that makes me kind of go e- especially because i have a small son think i'm going to take him through there anytime soon. We also have a landon saying welcome brittany in the chat room and we have Jeff he is high from the goat..
The Managing Partners Podcast
"brittany" Discussed on The Managing Partners Podcast
"Once again with the managing partners podcast and today. I have britney with me. Hey britney how's it going. Well thank you got it. I love your outfit and the chair behind. You already commented before we went live about the chair. Just gray colors. Thank you so much. I really like fashion as well. So i love color in pops of at a great there. You go yeah. I'm just wondering a boring blue. Well hey britney. I appreciate your time. Would you mind sharing a little bit about yourself. And what your firm us. Yeah absolutely so. Thanks for having me on today. My name's brittany maxine fisher and i'm a patent attorney. I actually became a patent agent before i went to law school. And then transitioned over into become a patent attorney. I have intellectual property boutique. We are a bi-coastal farm. We've got offices in tampa bay in sarasota area along with a out in california in west hollywood so All we practices intellectual property in all of the different intersection analogies that go along with intellectual property which today are a lot lot. I can imagine what we'll get into that. I am interested though in the multiple offices. Concept is certainly across the country was which was your first second and third office so we started in saint petersburg i. it's it's an tampa bay and it's just a really really phenomenal community..
The Relaxed Dog
"brittany" Discussed on The Relaxed Dog
"Them. Utilizing the extra spice. Because you've got that large sort of arear available. Yes are we ala's halfway site is one. I was fenced or just under one was fenced. And i actually spent a lot of time on the deck like a my car joys the grass. Go and do things that you wanna do. Laid rarely even go down there. I just want to hang out with but this we've just moved house new house. We've got like early one and beat ikea's at its fully defense and they are just always every webpages always off exploring the bushes. Climate play every day every morning. They after they get the toll they will stop initiating by chela utilizing so much wall space than what they did when they were at the half on the queensland so super yeah the big any sort of interactions with other species. Yeah we have cap had her. Name's bullseye and we have to her the other night. This is a page. We away baio. Sorry yes she. I introduced bullseye vixen. Pretty much from my day to and bullseye terrazas. I love it. It's just so good She's the same. She's very different. She needs to understand that the catholic let the cap to the dogs like occasionally. I'll will but what i they deserve it like i'll watch. Bullet will hide behind a tray and all my push elti beating. Mugabe boston bullseye. We'll dislike jump outta and That's actually play like they. Actually they trouble. Sorry though around. Like like they chase each other and they reverse roles and things like that and she hides. And then fixing scared. When jihad's look very she and then yes sorry. They have a really great relationship. She's also had exposure to chickens two dogs to whole sa's mega border. Collie she's had exposure to shape obviously cattle and yet. She's she's fun she's really fine Think horses sometimes are a little bit can lead to be on much capable on a not for over-confidence wall lack of confidence of that Yes she's waiting to lots of different species and she she just a good sniffen. Yeah did she. You think she showed any sort of like herding traits. Yes for sure. Sorry one of the biggest things that this is a huge learning point of of earning the dog like this. So you can get a border collie a call eighty And i've got a border collie sorry like a hardcore and she definitely has instinctive try can spot. I'm on a lot about vixen. Is that you have to provide outlets these dogs to do it in an appropriate y. Any few darn than by look for allies. They're always going to have that indo instinct inside them. Sorry are very very very grateful that i knew these from the beginning and start. I never allowed vixen to exercise her hurting in inappropriate ways. Sorry for example. If we were like around chee-chen something that like it's not her jaw. I didn't bring her to spicer her to get her to hurt them. She has clear understanding that. No we working now all we not working and if we're not working that in we daren't exercised that hurting in states like she obviously is a You'll watch them neo. Never type that away from. And i would never want to but she disdains give her opportunities to go exercise. That instinct unless it's on shape which she does Yeah being very clear about third is rules with She does trikes a wallaby hero. Bay a very lucky. She's gone walsum coal but it's not uncommon to anchor property. We had to watch her. Just bang up to the top of the hill in omaha. She's gone after all ebay she goes she can run up a top of a hill fossa as should run up and down and come back to make faster than i've even walked half you like it's hard to explain. If he doesn't have a fighter back he runs her boss. He saw freaking boss. It's just mental. And she's gone back before. I even have tom tell them not to do that. Can relate to the wallaby chasing. I'm really lucky. I don are obviously wrought. We have rico because she always comes back and she comes back like it's like invoked in her now with a recall even bush will something like that but yeah because she site independent Sometimes the word that she she knew that she boss that she'll has a risk of running things. Aw jonah mainline all in drive to get back to me State park into something like that. I just could be really careful nas. Nice job getting back to guessing about this six months of age and getting more involved in to the agility training to talk a little.
Purposeful Social Selling
"brittany" Discussed on Purposeful Social Selling
"I loved that so much alley. I want to hear a little bit about kind of where you noticed. Your lid was in your leadership. Because what's interesting is this is your for all of you. This is your first social selling business. And at least for allie and brittany guy said like oh. There was really quick and rapid growth. And i think the thought icy most Six figure earners entertaining and that place is they almost feel like they stumbled into their leadership where it happened to them or it's accidental or its rapid like oh crap. How did i get here. And that's where i think. A lot of that imposter syndrome comes or that feeling of unworthiness. Like oh i like a thousand people showed up. What i feel overnight. What do i do so allie. I'd love to know like when you became aware of your leadership lid. And what kind of made you realize. I need a shift here so this actually happened at the beginning of this year i hosted an opportunity called for my team and this is gonna feel super vulnerable. Vulnerable to people showed up. And at that moment i my kids so my kids. Who are knocking on my closet door. And they're like mom come kiss me. Good ni- we want. We want you to come. Give us a kiss goodnight. And at that moment as i'm sitting there two people were on my call and my kids are like needing me. I just had this moment where i was like. I need a change like this. I need my priorities in check. I'm earning this incredible income. And yet here i am like you know trying to do all the things for my team doing all these things and not feeling super valued and i just knew that i needed someone to guide me. Maybe i was doing something wrong. Maybe it was my fault. You know the things that we always say like you know. Maybe it's me. Maybe i'm not a good enough leader and so that was kind of where it started..
Death by Misadventure: True Paranormal Mystery
"brittany" Discussed on Death by Misadventure: True Paranormal Mystery
"Few months but fate soon stepped in and she met her future husband. Simon mon- jack. A pisces on the surface friends found the relationship to be an unusual romance. While britney was a beautiful and fun loving actress. her new husband. Simon was an older frumpy british movie director with money problems who faced deportation prior to their shotgun wedding. The marriage was kept hush hush until an us weekly reporter spotted. The pair wearing wedding rings at the kentucky derby in early may two thousand seven however like most true hollywood celebrity scandals simon had assorted history including a pair of warrants issued in virginia for alleged credit card fraud. That was later. Dropped also a five hundred thousand dollar judgement against him in two thousand six following a lawsuit by british investment firm and a nine day jail stint in february two thousand seven enforced by customs officials for overstaying. His work visa still brittany was in love and she quickly formed an intense codependent relationship with her husband. Just like she had with her mother sharon together. They were the three musketeers and completely inseparable but early on there was trouble. In paradise and rumors swirled that brittany had a substance abuse problem soon. She fell under the spell of.
Death by Misadventure: True Paranormal Mystery
"brittany" Discussed on Death by Misadventure: True Paranormal Mystery
"Creativity. She always believed in our daughter and was very protective of her. The breakthrough role that pushed her to the brink of stardom was britney second feature film the teen comedy. Clueless the movie starred alicia silverstone as share a shallow rich and popular student at beverly hills. High school who cokes. His two teachers into dating each other brittany murphy played the role of tie. An insecure and klutzy new student who share gives a makeover when ty becomes more popular than share. She realizes that her disapproving step brother was right. About how misguided she was really soon followed with other starring roles in the film. Freeway in nine hundred. Ninety six with reese witherspoon and kiefer sutherland in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine. She landed a supporting role. In girl interrupted psychiatric patient alongside winona ryder and angelina jolie. She also voiced the character of luanne platter on fox's and made sitcom king of the hill for the entirety of the shows run from nineteen ninety seven to two thousand nine and joseph griddle until the fifth season however what many fans might not know is brittany murphy sang a group called blessed soul in the early nineteen ninety s. She even had a number one dance. Hit with paul. Who can fold in two thousand six called faster. Kill pussycat from the album. On lively mind. She continued to dabble in music with the release of the film. Happy feet where she covered. Queen song somebody.
Sci-Fi Talk: The First Season
"brittany" Discussed on Sci-Fi Talk: The First Season
"Just. I love our fans so much. Yeah i mean you just go to comic con in san diego and they fill up a room. I mean it's It's not you know it's the biggest call we could possibly have and it must be her love. Group lev grossman who wrote the novels. The coolest experience like seeing his books come alive in the in in reality you know. I can't imagine what what an experience that must be to watch pan out out. So and he's such a sweetheart to it makes me happy to see it. You go see him during the course of the season. A little bit I actually met him at san diego comic con. I i think sifi was growing. Party magician themes And it was so cool. And i met love and i already had my copies of the book but i have. I got another copy. And i asked him to sign it or me. Yeah i suggest. I must have been surreal for him standing there just around his i did. You shouldn't stuff like not just in his head on a piece of paper but around him as his big at the comecon party But yeah so. I guess meet him there and he was such a sweetheart. I mean i was there. Two years ago. They had a party. I was magicians theme. And i was zinger cool. Maybe it wasn't. This has no not this year before it had at the same party. And they had those Those drinks to the little like circular drinks. Yeah i remember. I brought one home with me that. Nah nah i was with. I was with two other colleagues and they actually went. They were doing In they got the ties and everything from brake bills it was so they still have like i took like extra patches with me the bills on them so i can stick them on things now. Yeah and i got a high high from my boyfriend there. You go well. that's so funny. Yeah it was. It was a it was a great party. Choose one of the best. I thought that they did for a theme. That was a great choice to doing it on the vision so warm. Yeah they put on it such a great job so well orchestrated. Yup pitcher was richer was well best of luck and we hope to To see now we're going to see you more often. It's going to be a lot of fun. Awesome thanks county anthem. That you liked the show. That's great thanks again breeding. I take care murray special. Thanks to brittany curran really interesting. Show that airs on sci fi. You should definitely check it out and until the very next sci-fi talk. This is tony tomato. Thanks so much for listening. Hi i'm brittany curran from the magician and you're listening to you sci-fi talk..
The Broken Comic Podcast
"brittany" Discussed on The Broken Comic Podcast
"Hey al welcome to another episode of the broken ideas podcast. I'm your host vernon pain. I am glad that you guys able to hear this. hear me. it's been like. I said before it's been a little bit sends a come to you. Podcast before pilots idea for a minute and You know we're just been not been been tough with With the holiday season and trying to get trying to get before the show is an kind of like salah life shit as you know going on so you know. It's it's been a holding back a little bit when it comes to doing podcasts. It's kinda shitty when you kinda kinda don't have a life in the little way you know making moves seeing people in trying to get things done at some point it just it just kind of gets to be a bit too much you know but Making it happen. Maybe make it happen. I got a few comedians in the works out. One and try to get for the broken ideas podcasts. And the people really today the of of what is to be a comedian. You know so. That's going to be pretty cool. I got networks works but today's episode is with my friend brittany charade and you may have heard her from the broken broken compact cast. I'm a little bit ago and in that podcast We were talking about how she.