Name: The Name Game by The Read
Duration: 1 h 20 min 55 s
Description: Raven Hyphen Sigh'Moan is still acting a damn fool.

how do they need a break from north...aren't they always on break from north

I just don't see the time they DO spend with her they would need a break lol

LMAOOOOOOO "I need to be near the 1 train"

ROCK A DOODLE DOO!!! LMAO! love Kid Fury's colorful expressions.

bwwwwwwaaaaaaahaha DISHEVELED BROW!!!! lmao hahahahaha

what the frick you are f****** gigs what are you doing start to singing stop to do push it oh my God how patient I will kill you all hahaha

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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You may think of anxiety as a reaction, a feeling, or a disorder. My guest today says that perhaps the best way to think about anxiety, especially if you want to treat it effectively, is as a habit.

His name is Dr. Judson Brewer, and he's a psychiatrist and neuroscientist, and the author of Unwinding Anxiety: New Science Shows How to Break the Cycles of Worry and Fear to Heal Your Mind. Dr. Jud and I begin our conversation with what anxiety is, and how it gets connected into a habit loop that can lead to other maladaptive behaviors like drinking, overeating, and worrying. Dr. Jud then explains how to hack the anxiety habit loop by mapping it out, disenchanting your anxiety-driven behaviors, and giving your brain "a bigger, better offer" by getting curious about your anxiety. We also talk about why asking why you're anxious is not part of this process, and end our conversation with how this habit-based approach to behavior change can also work for things like depression and anger.

#782: Anxiety Is a Habit — Here's How to Break It

It's a long story

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Bill rambles about Woodstock, his new truck, and ultimatums.

Monday Morning Podcast

MMPC 6 - 20 - 22

Here is the Episode 500 LIVE extravaganza! If you'd like to recreate the evening yourself, we recommend listening to a room where the walls are visibly sweating. 

This show features some bits that may be better experienced with your eyes so either get yourself a DeLorean and head back to night of the show OR watch the show on YouTube here: https://bit.ly/rf500live

Joe's Feature has a lovely little slideshow so when you get to his bit, you can play along here: https://bit.ly/rf500pitchdeck 

AND finally here are some photos from the evening for you to enjoy: https://bit.ly/RF500PHOTOS 

Thanks to Fizzy Beefer (Goes to Ibiza) for the photos x

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500: The Half-a-Thousand Live Show

Bill rambles about Toronto, diagonal walkers, and Taxi Driver.

Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast

TAMMP 8-25-22

A lot of people really dislike conflict and have a low opinion of it. They're uncomfortable with disagreements at the office, think there's no room for contention at church, worry that fighting with their partner means their relationship is destined to dissolve, and generally feel that heated arguments tear communities apart.

My guest today, Ian Leslie, used to be one of these conflict-averse people. But as he discovered in researching his new book, Conflicted: How Productive Disagreements Lead to Better Outcomes, conflict not only brings us together, the lack of it, he says, just plain makes us stupider. Today on the show, Ian and I discuss why people get the idea that conflict is unproductive from watching online arguments and why these flame wars aren't actually indicative of the value of arguing offline. We then delve into this surprising value, from the way conflict makes us smarter, to how couples who have heated arguments are actually happier. Ian unpacks some of the myths around difficult conversations, such as the idea that they have to be done in a strictly rational and unemotional way to be fruitful, and he offers ways to approach conflict that will make it more productive, especially remembering to always prioritize the relationship above all.

Resources Related to the Podcast

AoM Article: The Rationality of Emotions
AoM Podcast #559: How to Handle Difficult Conversations
Podcast #648: Lessons in Building Rapport from Experts in Terrorist Interrogation (With Laurence Alison)
reddit — Change My View

Connect with Kevin Maurer

Ian's Website
Ian on Twitter

#799: Getting Along Is Overrated

When it comes to improving our lives and reaching our goals, we often think of changing our personal habits and routines. We think about ourselves, but don’t look outside ourselves. But my guest would say that if we really want to change and make progress, we also need to surround ourselves with positive, strengthening people, and in particular, five types of “allies of glory” who can truly help us be our best.

His name is Antonio Neves and he’s an author, speaker, podcaster, and success coach. Today on the show, Antonio and I discuss the importance of relationships in moving us forward in our personal and career goals, the difference between allies who facilitate that progress and the thieves who hinder it, and how to minimize the influence that the latter have on us. We then get into the five kinds of allies Antonio says we need in our lives, and he unpacks what each of these allies offers. We end our conversation with Antonio’s advice for how to find these allies and expand your social and professional networks.

Resources Related to the Podcast

Antonio’s previous appearance on the podcast: #676 — Stop Living on Autopilot and Take Responsibility for Your Life
Sunday Firesides: Relationships Over Willpower
AoM Article: How to Cut Toxic People Out of Your Life
AoM Podcast #559: How to Handle Difficult Conversations
AoM Podcast #403: A Better Way to Network
AoM Article: The Cabinet of Invisible Counselors

Connect With Antonio Neves

Antonio’s Website

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#800: The 5 Allies Every Man Needs

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Join bloggers Kid Fury and Crissle for their weekly podcast covering hip-hop and pop culture's most trying stars. Throwing shade and spilling tea with a flippant and humorous attitude, no star is safe from Fury and Crissle unless their name is Beyoncé. (Or Blue Ivy.)

As transplants to New York City (Kid Fury from Miami and Crissle from Oklahoma City), The Read also serves as an on-air therapy session for two friends trying to adjust to life (and rats) in the big city.

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