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Episode 11: Demi Burnett

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Week 10 College Football Betting Tips & Picks with Host Adam Burke October 31, 2019

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Aired 9 months ago 36:40

SIO183: The Killing of #StephonClark

It's been a year since Stephon Clark was gunned down in his grandmother's backyard while holding a cell phone. Last weekend it was announced that the two officers would face no charges. I talk about the news, why it's outrageous, and why something needs to change.

Aired 1 year ago 39:38

Portland, OR vs. Vancouver, BC

It's time for the #throwdownshowdown. Which is better? Portland Oregon or Vancouver British Columbia? It's time to find the answer.

Aired 7 months ago 25:56

3 Things You Need to Throw Out of Your Marriage

Cleaning Out Your Fixer Upper FixerUpperMarriage.org/ThrowOut Cleaning up a house involves throwing useless and unnecessary things out.  To do this you must go through everything and make many little decisions about what to keep and what to throw out. In fact the time of this lesson (May of 2019) there is a social media and television phenomenon called the KonMari method.  It is based on the teaching of author and reality TV star Marie Kondo and includes going through your possessions after you pile everything up and helps you make decisions about throwing things out based on what sparks joy to you.  In fact, it has become so popular that donation centers have become overrun with goods. I have to admit here, that my wife and I have been making loose plans to do something similar in our house.  We have even practiced the KonMari folding method! Overtime, clothes that you no longer wear, and items that no longer work just add up to the point that some things need to be thrown out. There are also things in your marriage that you need to decide to throw out so that you can have better marriage.  Getting rid of these things can make a huge difference in your relationship. It only requires some decisions and effort on your part. In this lesson, we will consider three things you should throw out of your marriage. 1. Peer Pressure As a teenager I remember vividly the pressure of my peer group to wear certain clothes or shoes, listen to current culturally acceptable music, and even to have an attitude toward adults.  Although, it is most obvious in youth, it is actually just impactful in grown ups! This pressure actually follows you throughout your life as you psychologically seek to be accepted by whatever peer group you choose to involve yourself in.   The difference between need and want As a teenager, it was sneakers that I wanted because my peers had them.  I remember my parents expression at me wanting $100.00 shoes that were really no better than the $20.00 ones!  It the same basic pressure in adulthood, but compounded in larger ways. Things like,