GRUNGE -You Should Know Podcast- Season 2 Episode 2

Tune into "You Should Know Podcast" where host Peyton Hardin converses with rising star KJ Adams, digging deep into Adams' personal experiences, including his sports interests, the choice of university, and how he navigated the struggles of the pandemic. Adams' admiration for Coach Self and his tenure at the University of Kansas sheds light on how character and leadership can influence decisions over rankings or prestige. He also reveals an unexpected inclination towards volleyball and lacrosse, showcasing an unseen side of his sports personality, significantly shaped by his sister's successful career and personal likings.

The podcast's second half carries an in-depth discussion on Adams' aspirations, focussing on his competitive spirit and underlining the often underrated aspects of the game that contribute richly to a team's success. The episode truly comes to life when Adams talks about his relationships with the Griffin brothers and their impact on his career, while shedding light on the critical role his trainers play in his success. As this enlightening dialogue concludes, we’re left pondering the purpose and impact of the "You Should Know Podcast", its commitment to creating thoughtful dialogue and its quest to build a loyal listener base.

The "You Should Know Podcast," hosted by Peyton Hardin, takes us on a riveting journey exploring the life of Jordan Howlett. From homelessness to TikTok fame, Howlett's life brims with unparalleled resilience and determination. He opens up about his early days, living out of a car in hopes of making it to UC Riverside's renowned baseball team, despite repeated rejections. This episode grants fans an in-depth understanding of the gut-wrenching trials that gave rise to the internet personality they adore today.

In this podcast, listeners also get a chance to be part of Howlett's unique expedition from being a committed athlete to becoming a TikTok sensation. Howlett discloses his process to selecting video content, interactions with other creators, and more. Further, he offers a peek into his future aspirations, hinting at bigger ambitions beyond social media. Cherishing all the amusing, heartening, and enlightening snippets of his life, this podcast ultimately celebrates Howlett's perseverance and charm. For fans who enjoy TikTok and stories of resilience, this episode is a must-listen.

Join hosts Peyton Hardin and Pierce Simpson on the "You Should Know" podcast as they delve into Simpson's unique path to broadcasting, beginning with an unexpected career from policy production intern to assistant manager at Hat World, and eventually landing on the airwaves with Nice Kicks in 2014. Simpson shares his revelatory musings on education and the almost accidental way he found his calling in broadcasting, attributing it to his resonant voice. His views challenge orthodox thinking by suggesting that a college education, while enriching one's personal development, isn't necessarily a must-have certificate for a career in broadcasting.

In an informative and engaging discourse, Simpson provides first-hand insights into the world of Complex News. While revealing the dynamics of show creation and the importance of maintaining a balance between personal brand growth and team harmony, Simpson also shares some memorable experiences; from his initial rejection by Complex News that spurred him to pursue improvement relentlessly, to unforgettable interviews that solidified his place in the industry. His candid outlook, interview-era philosophies, and future ambitions make this episode well-worth your time. Listen as the You Should Know Podcast uncovers the 'Simpson Approach' to professional broadcasting!

On "You Should Know Podcast," hosts Peyton Hardin and Armoni Brooks explore the journey of a lifetime that began on a youth basketball court and led to Brooks' NBA career. Highlighting personal stories of triumph, failure and personal growth, they delve into the realities of becoming a professional athlete. From early basketball experiences to the mounting pressures within a high-stakes environment, this episode is packed with gripping tales of their shared journey and Brooks' effort to turn his basketball dream into a reality.

In the second part of the episode, they discuss Brooks' off-court escapades, from his passion for anime and video games to his budding clothing line, Modern View. By the end of this episode, listeners will gain an intimate perspective of professional sports from an insider, revealing the unwavering resilience required and steps beyond fame. The heartfelt conversation adds another layer, showcasing the significance of individuality, creativity, and strategic thinking even when off the court.

Prepare to be both entertained and enlightened in episode #458 of "This Past Weekend" featuring three-time speaker, Theo Von. From amusing anecdotes about flea markets and superhero-less Brits to humorous takes on modern rapper names, Theo uses his wit and comedic bravado to brighten up everyday situations. You'll enjoy his playful cultural observations and laugh-out-loud narratives on long-gone school days, as he offers a unique lens on social norms and human eccentricities.

Yet, amid these waves of laughter, Theo Von gives you a deep dive into personal development and his own struggles. His candid discussions about self-indulgence, the impact of negative influences, and managing anger lend a profound layer to his humorous podcast. Listen as he gives financial advice for those in unstable circumstances and robustly engages with callers, extending support and encouragement to those needing it. This intimate mix of comedy and genuine care give Theo Von's podcast a uniquely engaging allure.

In the latest episode of "You Should Know Podcast," host Peyton Hardin delves into the life and career of Scottie Pippen Jr., who is stepping out of the shadow of his legendary father's NBA legacy to forge his own path in the world of basketball. From discussing the excitement of his high school triumphs at Sierra Canyon to the challenges and aspirations he encountered at Vanderbilt University, Pippen Jr. gets candid about the highs and lows of his journey so far. Listeners will discover the grit and ambition it takes to rise through the ranks, as he shares his dreams of propelling Vanderbilt to new heights and altering public perception of the university’s basketball era.

Off the court, the conversation takes a personal turn as Pippen Jr. opines on his changing music tastes and engages in humorous banter about his current favorites. He also confronts the toughest competitors he's encountered, reflecting on one particularly agile player who has left an indelible mark on his game. Additionally, Pippen Jr. takes a moment to debunk a quirky rumor about his shopping preferences, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in the face of public scrutiny. Throughout his appearance on "You Should Know Podcast," he lays bare the pressures and privileges of carrying a famous surname, demonstrating his readiness to craft his own storied career in the footsteps of his father's formidable basketball heritage.

Join Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant in the eerie corridors of their latest spooky installment from "Stuff You Should Know"—an annual tribute to the haunting allure of Halloween. In "The 14th Annual Halloween Spooktacular," the hosts weave through the chilling narratives of classic ghost stories to explore the timeless human fascination with fear and the supernatural. With tales penned by H.G. Wells and J.D. Beresford, they paint a gothic scene that will have listeners examining the shadows with a sense of wary curiosity.

As they dive into these dark tales, Josh and Chuck bring each scene to life with their signature storytelling style. From "The Red Room" to "The Misanthrope," they dissect the psychological impacts of terror and solitude, engrossing listeners with their interpretations and light-hearted banter. The episode reaches unsettling peaks, exploring the grim realities revealed by twisted perception, and concludes on an ambiguous note, leaving ears tingling and imaginations sparked. Celebrate Halloween with the 'Stuff You Should Know' team—and discover why their spooky narratives continue to thrill and delight, season after spine-chilling season.

Do you want to learn to get more out of the novels you read? Are you interested in learning how authors communicate through literary devices like symbols, archetypes, and allusions?

How to Read Literature Like a Professor is a crash course in the art of reading intelligently. In this book, you’ll learn how to identify common literary conventions and gain the skills necessary to analyze them like a professor would. You’ll discover why Goose had to die in Top Gun and why sex scenes aren’t always about sex in literature.

Thinking is the key to improvement in all areas of your life—but what if it’s your thinking that needs to be improved? In The 5 Elements of Effective Thinking, award-winning educators Edward B. Burger and Michael Starbird provide a guide for maximizing your thought process to achieve the greatest success possible in the classroom, the workplace, and your personal life.

In our guide, we’ll explore the five principles Burger and Starbird recommend for learning to think effectively, which they structure around five elements: earth, fire, air, water, and change. We’ll also examine how these principles relate to established theories of learning and educational psychology, and we’ll compare them to works from other authors on how to change your thinking and mindset to improve your life and achieve your goals.

Tune into "You Should Know Podcast" where host Peyton Hardin converses with rising star KJ Adams, digging deep into Adams' personal experiences, including his sports interests, the choice of university, and how he navigated the struggles of the pandemic. Adams' admiration for Coach Self and his tenure at the University of Kansas sheds light on how character and leadership can influence decisions over rankings or prestige. He also reveals an unexpected inclination towards volleyball and lacrosse, showcasing an unseen side of his sports personality, significantly shaped by his sister's successful career and personal likings.

The podcast's second half carries an in-depth discussion on Adams' aspirations, focussing on his competitive spirit and underlining the often underrated aspects of the game that contribute richly to a team's success. The episode truly comes to life when Adams talks about his relationships with the Griffin brothers and their impact on his career, while shedding light on the critical role his trainers play in his success. As this enlightening dialogue concludes, we’re left pondering the purpose and impact of the "You Should Know Podcast", its commitment to creating thoughtful dialogue and its quest to build a loyal listener base.

Join hosts Peyton Hardin and Pierce Simpson on the "You Should Know" podcast as they delve into Simpson's unique path to broadcasting, beginning with an unexpected career from policy production intern to assistant manager at Hat World, and eventually landing on the airwaves with Nice Kicks in 2014. Simpson shares his revelatory musings on education and the almost accidental way he found his calling in broadcasting, attributing it to his resonant voice. His views challenge orthodox thinking by suggesting that a college education, while enriching one's personal development, isn't necessarily a must-have certificate for a career in broadcasting.

In an informative and engaging discourse, Simpson provides first-hand insights into the world of Complex News. While revealing the dynamics of show creation and the importance of maintaining a balance between personal brand growth and team harmony, Simpson also shares some memorable experiences; from his initial rejection by Complex News that spurred him to pursue improvement relentlessly, to unforgettable interviews that solidified his place in the industry. His candid outlook, interview-era philosophies, and future ambitions make this episode well-worth your time. Listen as the You Should Know Podcast uncovers the 'Simpson Approach' to professional broadcasting!

Join Jason Bateman, Will Arnett, and Sean Hayes on their uproarious adventure to Madison in a live episode of “SmartLess,” featuring surprise guests Tracey Hayes and Hollywood luminary Matt Damon. The trio starts with their trademark humor, inviting the audience into their whimsical world, complete with slapstick memories and a loving nod to their special rapport with the city of Madison. The humor continues as they share on-the-road tales, including life’s little quirks like food mishaps and snacking habits, painting a delightfully human picture of life as touring podcast hosts.

Dive into the personal histories and hilarious musings of their guests as Tracey Hayes recounts her days on the police force while Matt Damon brings his own star-studded anecdotes, from being a 'cool dad' to family softball games. Enlightening talks range from the origins of “Good Will Hunting” to the dedication needed for Damon’s iconic roles, shedding light on the industry's realities. The episode wraps up with a self-reflective look at podcasting and a playful debate on potential format changes, embodying the SmartLess signature blend of laughter and longevity in showbiz.