This week as our Schulz gets ready for his big night at Radio City in NY, Charlamagne, Wax, and Nyla held down the pod and discussed some debatable media topics that happened this week. But first, Nyla kept it real with Unc and expressed how sometimes tone matters than what is really being said out of a person's mouth, which Uncle Charla is understanding. Next, they get into a somewhat heated debate about Cam Newton's recent comments about the difference between a bad b*tch and wifey material, which randomly turned into a discussion about men and their prostate. Lastly, they finish the episode off with some "Ask and Idiot" questions.

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This week the brilliant idiots charlamagne and Andrew Schulz were joined by comedian Michael Che. During the episode they spoke about the comedian perspective and the different levels of comedic relief. Also, they speak on some trending topics such as Lori Harvey and Michael b Jordan breaking up, the passing of rapper trouble and somehow get into a discussion about the love for prostitution. 
Next they end the show with a few ask an idiots, where we learn Michael Che’s real thoughts on SNL.
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Deepfake spear phishing, unpatched systems vulnerability, MongoDB on the evolution of data storage tech, and more.<ul> 
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<li>Criminals use deepfake videos to interview for remote work</li> 
<li>Arduino launches IP40-rated Edge Control Enclosure Kit with on-board LCD user interface</li> 
<li>A world-first computer chip transmits data via sound waves rather than electrons</li> 
<li>Cyberattacks via unpatched systems cost organizations more than phishing</li> 
<li>MongoDB SVP of Cloud Products Andrew Davidson returns to talk more about MongoDB and the evolution of data storage technologies</li></ul> 
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This Week in Enterprise Tech 500: Atlas on Cloud Nine

We're back with another episode of the Official PlayStation Podcast, this time with an emphasis on games with heroes that roller skate or meow. Plus, an in-depth chat with Dre of Roll7 about the studio's upcoming arena skater-shooter, Rollerdrome!

Official PlayStation Podcast Episode 436 - Stray Thoughts

Did you miss out on any of the super collectable cover versions recorded that were especially for each Late Night Tales album? Well, you can now get them exclusively in one special package.

Little nugget of info: the version of the Groove Armada track on the album was banned as it has the NASA recordings of the first moon landing that they didn't give CD permission for at the time!

Tracklisting:

1. Groove Armada – Fly Me to the Moon (originally recorded by Frank Sinatra)
2. Belle & Sebastian – Cassaco Marron (originally recorded by Trio Esperanca)
3. Sly & Robbie – La Isla Bonita (originally recorded by Madonna)
4. Nouvelle Vague – Come On Eileen (originally recorded by Dexy's Midnight Runners)
5. Tommy Guerrero – Come Together (originally recorded by The Beatles)
6. Zero 7 – Truth & Rights (originally recorded by Johnny Osbourne)
7. Turin Brakes – Moonlight Mile (originally recorded by The Rolling Stones)
8. Fila Brazilia – Nature Boy (originally recorded by Nat King Cole)
9. Howie B – Under the Boardwalk (originally recorded by The Drifters)
10. Kid Loco – Paralysed (originally recorded by Gang of Four)
11. Nightmares on Wax – Brothers on the Slide (originally recorded by Cymande)
12. Rae & Christian – Flashlight (originally recorded by Parlament)
13. Four Tet – Castle Made of Sand (originally recorded by Jimi Hendrix)
14. Fatboy Slim – Radioactivity (originally recorded by Kraftwerk)
15. The Flaming Lips – Seven Nation Army (originally recorded by White Stripes)
16. Groove Armada – Are ‘Friends’ Electric? (originally recorded by Gary Numan)
17. Lindstrom – Let It Happen (originally recorded by Vangelis)
18. Snow Patrol - New Sensation (originally recorded by INXS)

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Sly & Robbie - La Isla Bonita (Late Night Tales: The Cover Versions)

Please note: this conversation starts about 10 minutes in -- by this point my wife and I are both completely flustered by the oppressiveness of the rep.

So! Last week my wife called to disconnect our service with Comcast after we switched to another provider (Astound). We were transferred to cancellations (aka "customer retention").

The representative (name redacted) continued aggressively repeating his questions, despite the answers given, to the point where my wife became so visibly upset she handed me the phone. Overhearing the conversation, I knew this would not be very fun.

What I did not know is how oppressive this conversation would be. Within just a few minutes the representative had gotten so condescending and unhelpful I felt compelled to record the speakerphone conversation on my other phone.

This recording picks up roughly 10 minutes into the call, whereby she and I have already played along and given a myriad of reasons and explanations as to why we are canceling (which is why I simply stopped answering the rep's repeated question -- it was clear the only sufficient answer was "Okay, please don't disconnect our service after all.").

Please forgive the echoing and ratcheting sound, I was screwing together some speaker wires in an empty living room!

Updates:
7/15 - Comcast has issued an apology: http://corporate.comcast.com/comcast-voices/comcast-statement-regarding-customer-service-call
7/16 - I have continued to reiterate publicly that I do not want Comcast to terminate the rep, and that I believe the call itself belies a deeper, systemic dysfunction:
https://twitter.com/ryan/status/489576392250519552
https://twitter.com/ryan/status/489576399636676609
https://twitter.com/ryan/status/489576406301413376

Comcastic service disconnection (recording starts 10 mins into call)

Matt Dawson is joined by James Haskell, Paul Grayson and Chris Jones to preview the start of the domestic season and look back at 2013/2014. This podcast includes an extended interview with Bath owner Bruce Craig. Sep 02, 2014

5lspecials: 5 live Rugby 02 Sep 14

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I'm a barbell guy. That's what I do for my strength training. But I know a lot of listeners love bodyweight exercises. You can do it anywhere, it saves you money, and it's incredibly functional. So there are a lot of benefits, but I've never really been able to find a good bodyweight program. But I came across a book called Homemade Muscle by Anthony Arvanitakis which builds periodization into bodyweight programming. He's got an amazing story, which we'll talk about, as well as the nitty-gritty of bodyweights. 

#177: Homemade Muscle & Bodyweight Training

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Today's guest is Kyle Eschenroeder, author of "The Pocket Guide to Action." 

Last year, Kyle published a piece on the site called "Meditations on the Wisdom of Action." It contained 116 short, punchy devotional-esque passages on the nature and importance of action. It was my favorite piece of content in 2016, and I still find myself continually thinking about its principles, and utilizing them in my life. The feedback we’ve received from readers has been similarly enthusiastic. At over 16,000 words, this longform article was about the length of a short book. So we decided to turn it into one, and titled it "The Pocket Guide to Action: 116 Meditations on the Art of Doing."

Today on the show, I’ve brought Kyle on to dig deep into his philosophy on action. He shares why inaction can be expensive, how action can sometimes mean not doing anything, and why taking action is the best way to find courage and passion in life. Along the way, he shares tactics you can take today to help shift yourself into a more action-oriented mindset. 

If you’ve been struggling to get started on a project or have just been feeling unmotivated, this podcast will light a fire under your rear!

Comcastic service disconnection (recording starts 10 mins into call)

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