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BLE217 – S10E7 – #145 The Freelancer Part 2
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Disney Shareholder Announcements April 2023
Bryce is joined by guest host Bryan Ripper to discuss the most recent shareholder meeting for the Walt Disney Company. Shareholder meetings may sound dull, but Disney CEO Bob Iger dropped some major...
BLE216 – S10E6 – #70 Dr. Laken Perillos Conclusion
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Virtual Queues, Lightning Lane, and Tron
Experiencing the most magical theme park attractions in the land isn't always as easy as just standing in line. Since Disney added virtual queues, boarding groups, Genie+, and Lighting Lanes, it's...
BLE215 – S10E5 – The Dockery Affair
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Mickey’s Toontown Review
Mickey's Toontown opened in Disneyland on January 24, 1993. The area was inspired by Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and resembled a set from a Max Fleischer cartoon. The buildings were, and still are,...
BLE214 – S10E4 – #200 The Hyena
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Star Wars Visions Discussion
Star Wars is a very action-packed and fantastical series, so it was about time Disney produced an anime series with stories that take place in the Star Wars universe. Blake and JJ, in light of the...
BLE213 – S10E3 – #199 The Four Guns
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S3E6 6955 kHz
Regular listener Jerame (Sparkeyinva) joins us this week to discuss this incredible episode of Fringe which properly introduces the First People part of the mythology and also explains the purpose...
598- Showing Respect to Authority
Welcome to Stuff I Learned Yesterday. My name is Darrell Darnell, I once met a Harry Connick Jr. look-alike, and I believe that if you aren’t learning, you aren’t living. The story goes that one day...
597- The Circle of Wrenches
Welcome to Stuff I Learned Yesterday. My name is Darrell Darnell, I love any model of Datsun Nissan Z cars, and I believe that if you aren’t learning, you aren’t living. Today’s episode falls on the...
S3E5 Amber 31422
We are joined by special guest Conor this week as we discuss “Amber 31422,” the episode in which Olivia’s true self finally comes more fully to light. We talk about our favorite moments and the many...
596- A Tale of Two Prayers
Welcome to Stuff I Learned Yesterday. My name is Darrell Darnell, aside from 3 years I spent in Texas, I’ve lived my whole life in Oklahoma, and I believe that if you aren’t learning, you aren’t...
The Great Escape
Themed around groups of people making an escape, this month we look at two iconic Twilight Zone episodes: "Third from the Sun" and "On Thursday We Leave for Home." Season One's "Third from the Sun"...
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619- Dust Covered Trophies
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Growing up I always enjoyed adventure and platforming games best while my brother enjoyed sports games best. In fact, whether it was in physical sports we played in the yard or virtual sports we played via video games, I never once beat my brother. That is, until one day while spending the weekend with our grandparents we rented Joe Montana Football. That fateful day I discovered he was unable to defend the bootleg pass and I beat him something like 100-7. It was a glorious day and one that I have never let him live down. It was my one bright shining moment in a lifetime of athletic failure.

S3E16 Os
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Come float with us (we all float down here!) this episode as we discuss “Os” (Fringe episode 3.16), a (mostly) stand-alone episode in which a scientist tries to cure his son’s physical disability using a combination of two rare, dense metals that, when administered together into the blood, makes people float.

618- Lessons From a Chocolate Factory
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We had each channeled our inner Grandpa Joe and allowed the alluring wonders of a chocolate factory to serve as our motivation for getting out of bed that day. After a quick stroll down the pier to meet up with our driver, we soon found ourselves standing at the curb of Graycliff Chocolatier. Once inside we were given protective gowns and hair nets. I first assumed these were to protect the chocolate from getting contaminated by those of us on the tour. I eventually discovered it was also to protect our clothing from all of the chocolatey goodness we’d enjoy that day!

Bygone Technology
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The 16mm Shrine” and “Static” are Twilight Zone episodes thematically linked by the persistent pull of nostalgia. In “The 16mm Shrine,” audiences witness an actress so enchanted by her cinematic past that she chooses to inhabit it, distancing herself from the present realm. On the other hand, “Static” features a man rediscovering a vintage radio that transmits echoes of his past joys.

617- Following Your Gut
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Whether it’s your heart, brain, or gut, there’s definitely something to be said about these intuition moments. I’ve used my gut to make thousands of decisions over the course of my life, some of which I was very aware of how my gut played into the decision, and I’m sure many others where it happened so naturally that I didn’t even realize it. I’m sure you’re the same way too. Today I want to share two stories that haunt me to this day that taught me at a young age the power of being sensitive to your gut. Both of these stories happened after I’d moved off to college, but before I’d reached my 20th birthday.



















