#David Fullerton

[theatheistgirl]

I achieved nothing today.

David Fullerton.

[mikyapixie]

12 years ago today We learned the truth about Feedback!!!

[spacefrontier]

Space Shuttle Challenger races off the pad during STS-51F/Spacelab 2. July 29, 1985.

During Challenger's ascent to orbit, both of center engine's two high-pressure fuel turbopump turbine discharge temperature sensors failed, causing a shutdown of the engine. This was the only in-flight failure of an RS-25 engine. The failure of the engine resulted in the only Abort to Orbit of the Space Shuttle program. The ATO led to the Shuttle being in a lower-than-planned orbital altitude, but the Spacelab mission was still able to proceed.

The primary module aboard the Shuttle was the European Space Agency-developed Spacelab. The main mission of STS-51F was to verify performance of Spacelab systems and its interfacing with the Shuttle, with additional experiments covering life sciences, plasma physics, astronomy, high-energy astrophysics, solar physics, atmospheric physics, and technology research.

The Plasma Diagnostics Package, at the end of the Remote Manipulator System, used to study natural plasma processes, orbiter-induced plasma processes, and beam plasma physics.

Perhaps the most publicized payload on STS-51F/Spacelab 2 was the Carbonated Beverage Dispenser Evaluation, which was an experiment in which both Coca-Cola and Pepsi tried to make their drinks available to astronauts using experimental dispensers. Ultimately, neither brand was the victor. Commander Fullerton remarked, "we had no desire to drain the cans."

Mission Specialist Tony England drinking a Coke during STS-51F.

STS-51F/Spacelab 2 crew. Astronauts C. Gordon Fullerton (kneeling center), mission commander; and Roy D. Bridges (kneeling right), pilot; are flanked by the payload specialists and mission specialists for the mission. Standing (left to right) are astronauts Anthony W. England, Karl J. Henize and Story Musgrave - all mission specialists; and payload specialist Loren Acton and John-David Bartoe.

STS-51F/Spacelab 2 spent 8 days on orbit, landing at Edwards Air Force Base, California on August 6, 1985.

NASA 1, 2, 4 LA Times CollectSpace 3

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

The Radio Times magazine from the 22-28 July 2023 :)

Good Omens

The first series of Good Omens gamely, if sometimes patchily, adapted Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman’s 1990 novel of the same name, featuring a gang of wacky characters trying to stop the apocalypse. It was a decent success — but the real triumph of the series was the casting of Michael Sheen and David Tennant as Aziraphale and Crowley, an odd couple angel and demon secretly working together over centuries.

The onscreen partnership was such a success that Sheen and Tennant have become a veritable double act, mining their friendship for three series of lockdown sitcom Staged. And this second run of Good Omens wisely drops most of the side characters to focus on their dynamic, as the unlikely pair face another Armageddon, this time involving an amnesiac angel Gabriel (Jon Hamm). With Tennant and Sheen centre stage it’s sharper, tighter and funnier than series one, and just as imaginative. HUW FULLERTON

MEET THE ANGELS AND DEMONS

Gabriel - JON HAMM - The leader of the angels has lost his memory, and is wandering around — naked — on Earth. Only Aziraphale and Crowley can help.

Shax - MIRANDA RICHARDSON - After playing a human psychic in series one, the Blackadder legend returns as a new character — Hell’s new London agent.

Michael - DOON MACKICHAN - The Two Doors Down star returns as an ambitious archangel looking to take Gabriel’s place — and punish anyone hiding him.

Beelzebub - SHELLEY CONN - The Bridgerton actor plays the leader of Hell’s forces (replacing Anna Maxwell Martin, who had scheduling conflicts).

[offender42085]

Post 0533

“the victim’s brother, father and sister bare “animosity” toward me, so I will not address them” -- Offender

David Anthony Parga, California inmate AV0978, born 1986, incarceration intake in 2014 at age 28, sentenced to 50 years to life, projected discharge date not available

Murder

A member of the Westside La Habra gang that is tied to the Mexican Mafia, Parga was found guilty of second-degree murder and sentencing enhancements for being the triggerman in the fatal shooting of Leland Washington, an African-American Cal State Fullerton student with no gang affiliations who was attending a Halloween 2006 party in La Habra.

Investigators and prosecutors originally surmised Parga killed Washington because he was black and to further the activities of the Westside gang, which like many Latino gangs in neighboring Los Angeles County has ties to the Mexican Mafia. Those gangs have for years targeted African Americans to drive them out of LA neighborhoods.

But Senior Deputy District Attorney Jim Mendelson would tell jurors Washington was part of a group that had been kicked out of the party and later returned to hang out outside, something that Parga considered disrespectful to his gang. After the party host warned his invited guest Washington and his group to leave, Parga walked up to the student athlete and shot him four times with a .22-caliber pistol. A bullet ripping through Washington's aorta, liver and small intestine caused him to bleed to death internally.

Parga's attorney, Ken Morrison of the Orange County Alternate Defender's Office, said authorities got the wrong man, according to a City News Service report that adds Parga fired Morrison and represented himself at today's sentencing in Santa Ana.

Imposing the 50-year term, Judge Steven Bromberg called Parga a “coward,” reports City News Service's courtroom reporter Paul Anderson.

“This was a senseless and a very, very stupid killing of a young man about to graduate college,'' said Bromberg, referring to Washington being a semester away from bachelor degrees in accounting and business administration. “The defendant's conduct was about as cold-blooded as cold-blooded can be, and that's what makes you a coward.”

Parga also got his chance to address the court, saying he felt Leland's brother, father and sister bore “animosity” toward him. Thus, he directed his comments to Bessie Washington, Leland's mother.

“I know there's nothing I can do to bring (the victim) back and I'm deeply sorry about what happened to him. To you, specifically, I want to say I'm sorry about what happened to your son.”

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[goalhofer]

2024 Texas Rangers Roster

Pitchers

#17 Nathan Eovaldi (Alvin, Texas)

#22 Jon Gray (Chandler, Oklahoma)

#23 Michael Lorenzen (Fullerton, California)*

#25 José Leclerc (Esperanza, Dominican Republic)

#31 Max Scherzer (Chesterfield, Missouri)

#33 Dane Dunning (Green Cove Springs, Florida)

#37 David Robertson (Tuscaloosa, Alabama)*

#39 Kirby Yates (Kauai County, Hawaii)*

#44 Andrew Heaney (Warr Acres, Oklahoma)

#46 Brock Burke (Jefferson County, Colorado)

#48 Jacob DeGrom (Ormond Beach, Florida)

#51 Tyler Mahle (Westminster, California)*

#54 José Ureña (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)

#57 Yerry Rodríguez (Santiago De Los Caballeros, Dom Rep)

#61 Cody Bradford (Aledo, Texas)

#65 Grant Anderson (West Orange, Texas)

#66 Josh Sborz (Fairfax County, Virginia)

#67 Jacob Latz (Lemont Township, Illinois)

#72 Jonathan Hernández (Memphis, Tennessee)

#84 Carson Coleman (Lexington, Kentucky)**

Catchers

#12 Andrew Knizner (Hanover County, Virginia)*

#28 Jonah Heim (Amherst, New York)

Infielders

#2 Marcus Semien (El Cerrito, California)

#5 Corey Seager (Kannapolis, North Carolina)

#6 Josh Jung (San Antonio, Texas)

#8 Josh Smith (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)

#20 Ezequiel Durán (San Juan De La Maguana, Dominican Republic)

#21 Jared Walsh (Suwanee, Georgia)*

#30 David Lowe; Jr. (Marietta, Georgia)

#38 Davis Wendzel (San Juan Capistrano, California)**

#56 Justin Foscue (Huntsville, Alabama)**

Outfielders

#3 Leody Taveras (Tenares, Dominican Republic)

#16 Travis Jankowski (Lancaster, Pennsylvania)

#32 Evan Carter (Elizabethton, Tennessee)

#36 Wyatt Langford (Trenton, Florida)**

#53 José García (Ciudad Ciego De Ávila, Cuba)

Coaches

Manager Bruce Bochy (Melbourne, Florida)

Bench coach Donnie Ecker (Los Altos, California)

Hitting coach Tim Hyers (Covington, Georgia)

Assistant hitting coach Seth Conner (Rogersville, Missouri)

Pitching coach Mike Maddux (Las Vegas, Nevada)

Bullpen coach Brett Hayes (Los Angeles, California)

Catching coach Bobby Wilson (Dunedin, Florida)

1B coach William Ragsdale (Jonesboro, Arkansas)

3B coach Tony Beasley (Fredericksburg, Virginia)

Assistant coach Will Venable (San Rafael, California)

[cyanidetooth]

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[centizen]

Tech Leaders Thoughts on Remote Work

Top 10 Remote Management Motivational Quotes

1. Kenneth Matos,

Director of People Science at Culture Amp

“People today really value workplace flexibility and remote work because it allows them to focus their energies on work and life as opposed to commuting or other complications due to geography..”

2. Michael Dell,

Chairman and CEO of Dell Technologies

“Technology now allows people to connect anytime, anywhere, to anyone in the world, from almost any device. This is dramatically changing the way people work, facilitating 24/7 collaboration with colleagues who are dispersed across time zones, countries, and continents”

3. Spencer Jentzsch,

Head of Community at Baremetrics

“So many people think that the remote work community is made up of only spoiled, privileged millennials and Instagram influencers, and that’s not who we are. We’re people of all ages, from all countries and all socio-economic classes, and what brings us together is our shared mindset that we want to do something different and have adventures sooner, rather than later in life..”

4. Larry English,

President at Centric Consulting

“Giving employees great autonomy and flexibility allows people to feel independent and empowered while still feeling like a part of something bigger. This leads to happy, loyal employees with a rich quality of life, which in turn leads to an amazing culture.”

5. David Fullerton,

Executive Vice President of Engineering at Heap

“Our guiding management philosophy is: ‘Hire smart people and get out of their way.’”

6. Richard Branson,

Founder at Virgin Group

“We like to give people the freedom to work where they want, safe in the knowledge that they have the drive and expertise to perform excellently, whether they are at their desk or in their kitchen. Yours truly has never worked out of an office, and never will.”

7. Drew Houston,

CEO of Dropbox

“The workplace will now be wherever work happens, and the workweek will be whenever work happens best for each person.”

8. Mark Zuckerberg,

Co-founder and chief executive of Meta Platforms

“There are some very clear benefits to remote work. It lets us access talent pools outside of traditional tech hubs in big cities — and that should help spread economic opportunity much more widely around the country and world while also helping us build a more diverse company.”

9. Mark Lobosco,

VP, Talent Solutions at LinkedIn

“Now that companies have built the framework — and experienced the cost and time savings associated with it — there’s no real reason to turn back.”

10. David Coplin,

Chief Envisioning Officer, The Envisioners Ltd

“We need to take a more flexible approach to both the workplace and the work we do; one that provides us both the physical and cognitive space to harness the incredible power, insight and experience we offer, but focused not on the individual processes but instead on the overall outcomes our organisations are seeking to achieve.”

Final Thoughts

Getting your work done by a remote team that is out of sight may seem quite challenging. Managing a remote team that is in different time zones might seem nearly impossible. But communication is key. With proper use of technology and tools, monitoring remote teams can be a breeze. We at Centizen talent hub have over 5+ years of experience in finding the best talents as per your business needs. Centizen makes it easier for you to bring on vetted talents ready to work independently. With our sourcing & hiring team, we can help you find the right employee with suitable skills and culture.

[docrotten]

GHOST STORY (1981) – Episode 269 – Decades of Horror 1980s

“Dance with me, you little toad.” Okay, but could we have a safe word, just in case? Join your faithful Grue Crew – Crystal Cleveland, Chad Hunt, Bill Mulligan, and Jeff Mohr – as they discuss Ghost Story (1981), the film made from Peter Straub’s bestselling novel starring five Hollywood legends.

Decades of Horror 1980s Episode 269 – Ghost Story (1981)

Join the Crew on the Gruesome Magazine YouTube channel! Subscribe today! Click the alert to get notified of new content! https://youtube.com/gruesomemagazine

Gruesome Magazine is partnering with the WICKED HORROR TV CHANNEL (https://wickedhorrortv.com/) which now includes video episodes of Decades of Horror 1980s and is available on Roku, AppleTV, Amazon FireTV, AndroidTV, and its online website across all OTT platforms, as well as mobile, tablet, and desktop.

Two generations of men find themselves haunted by the presence of a spectral woman. When the son of one of the elderly men returns to his hometown after his brother’s mysterious death, they attempt to unravel her story.

Directed by: John Irvin

Writing Credits: Lawrence D. Cohen (screenplay by); Peter Straub (based on the 1979 novel by)

Music by: Philippe Sarde

Cinematography by: Jack Cardiff (director of photography)

Editing by: Tom Rolf

Costume Design by: May Routh

Production Design/Art Direction by: Norman Newberry

Makeup Department:

Dick Smith (make-up illusions by)

Rick Baker (special makeup effects artist)

Carl Fullerton (special makeup effects artist)

Visual Effects by:

Albert Whitlock (special visual effects)

Syd Dutton (matte artist)

Dennis Glouner (matte photographer)

Bill Taylor (matte photographer)

Henry Schoessler (matte crew) (uncredited)

Susan Turner (visual effects) (uncredited)

Stunts (selected): Glenn Randall Jr. (stunt coordinator); Dick Warlock (stunts)

Selected Cast:

Fred Astaire as Ricky Hawthorne

Melvyn Douglas as John Jaffrey

Douglas Fairbanks Jr. as Edward Wanderley

John Houseman as Sears James

Craig Wasson as Don / David

Patricia Neal as Stella

Alice Krige as Alma / Eva

Jacqueline Brookes as Milly

Miguel Fernandes qs Gregory Bate

Lance Holcomb as Fenny Bate

Mark Chamberlin as Young John Jaffrey

Tim Choate as Young Ricky Hawthorne

Kurt Johnson as Young Edward Wanderley

Ken Olin as Young Sears James

Brad Sullivan as Sheriff Hardesty

Robin Curtis as Rea Dedham

Breon Gorman as Nettie Dedham

James Greene as Mailman

Cagle D. Green as Eva’s Apparition

Kyra Carleton as Eva’s Apparition

Alfred Curven as Man in Coffin

Our apologies to the Grue-Believers expecting Without Warning (1980), but Ghost Story (1981) is a film the Grue-Crew have been keeping their collective eyes on for a few years, patiently waiting for it to move from PPV to a subscription service. Rest assured, Without Warning is already rescheduled to record in late November 2024.

Ghost Story’s cast and crew sports eight Oscar winners plus several nominees, and yet, the Grue-Crew are divided in their appreciation. Compromises and sacrifices must be made when transforming a 500-page, complexly plotted novel into a two-hour movie, and the results are hit-and-miss. Despite its faults, it’s a remarkable film, and the crew has much to discuss.

At the time of this writing, Ghost Story is available to stream from Amazon Prime (for a short time) and multiple PPV sources. It is also available on physical media as a Blu-ray formatted disc from Scream Factory. 

Every two weeks, Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1980s podcast will cover another horror film from the 1980s. The next episode’s film, chosen by Jeff, will be The Blob (1988)! Classic Era covered the original 1958 version, and a previous 80s crew covered this version in episode 126 almost seven years ago. This time, the current 80s Grue-Crew will be joined by effects artists Ralph Miller and Jeff Farley, who both worked on the film. This is going to be fun!

Please let them know how they’re doing! They want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans – so leave them a message or comment on the Gruesome Magazine Youtube channel, on the Gruesome Magazine website, or email the Decades of Horror 1980s podcast hosts at feedback@gruesomemagazine.com.

Tagged Albert Whitlock, Alice Krige, Bill Taylor, Craig Wasson, Dick Smith, Dick Warlock, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Fred Astaire, Ghost Story, Jack Cardiff, john houseman, John Irvin, Ken Olin, Lawrence D. Cohen, May Routh, Melvyn Douglas, Norman Newberry, Patricia Neal, Peter Straub, Philippe Sarde, Rick Baker, Tom Rolf

Check out this episode!

[cryptic-paw]

Walden Part 5 | Winter Wanes, Man vs Nature

Walden by Tracy Fullerton and the USC Game Innovation Lab 🌷

Take on the role of historical figure Henry David Thoreau as you spend a year living in Walden Woods in the 1800s. Survive and explore to gain insight into the writer's life. What will you discover? Toe Bean rating at the end!

An indie video game about exploration, meditation, American history, and Henry David Thoreau.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1011700/Walden_a_game/

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Are you an indie game dev who wants me to play and rate your game? Feel free to send me a message at crypticpaw@gmail.com or through my website! Let's help get you out there and improve your game design skills!

[socialdistortionmerch]

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[romanalfonsogodoydelacroix]

Social Distortion es una banda de punk rock fundada en 1979, en Orange County, California. La banda está formada actualmente por Mike Ness, Jonny Wickersham, Brent Harding y David Hidalgo, Jr. La banda se separó brevemente en 1985, debido a problemas de su líder Ness con las drogas. Wikipedia

Origen: Fullerton, California, Estados Unidos (1978)

Género: Rock

[goalhofer]

2023 Philadelphia Phillies Roster

Pitchers

#22 Michael Lorenzen (Fullerton, California)*

#25 Matt Strahm (West Fargo, North Dakota)*

#27 Aaron Nola (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)

#30 Gregory Soto (Bajos De Haina, Dominican Republic)*

#31 Craig Kimbrel (Huntsville, Alabama)*

#43 Yunior Marte (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)*

#45 Zach Wheeler (Dallas, Georgia)

#46 José Alvarado (Maracaibo, Venezuela)

#54 Dylan Covey (Pasadena, California)*

#55 Ranger Suárez (Pies De Cuesta, Venezuela)

#58 Seranthony Domínguez (Esperanza, Dominican Republic)

#61 Christopher Sánchez (La Romana, Dominican Republic)

#68 Jeff Hoffman (Colonie, New York)*

#99 Taijuan Walker (Yucaipa, California)*

Catchers

#10 J.T. Realmuto (Del City, Oklahoma)

#21 Garrett Stubbs (Del Mar, California)

Infielders

#5 Bryson Stott (Clark County, Nevada)

#7 Trea Turner (Lake Worth Beach, Florida)

#17 Rhys Hoskins (Sacramento County, California)

#28 Alec Bohm (Omaha, Nebraska)

#29 Rodolfo Castro (El Llano, Dominican Republic)*

#33 Edmundo Sosa (Ciudad Panama, Panama)

Outfielders

#3 Bryce Harper (Las Vegas, Nevada)

#8 Nick Castellanos (Plantation, Florida)

#12 Kyle Schwarber (Middletown, Ohio)

#16 Brandon Marsh (Buford, Georgia)

#18 Johan Rojas (San Francisco De Macorís, Dominican Republic)**

#19 Cristian Pache (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)*

#44 Andrew Cave (Hampton, Virginia)*

Coaches

Manager Rob Thomson (St. Clair Township, Ontario)

Bench coach Mike Calitri (Canton, Massachusetts)

Hitting coach Kevin Long (Phoenix, Arizona)

Assistant hitting coach Jason Camilli (Peoria, Arizona)

Pitching coach Caleb Cotham (Mt. Juliet, Tennessee)

Assistant pitching coach Brian Kaplan (St. Joseph County, Indiana)

Bullpen coach David Lundquist; Jr. (Carson City, Nevada)

Bullpen catcher Brad Flanders (Frisco, Texas)

Bullpen catcher Hector Rabago (Riverside, California)

1B coach Francisco Figueroa (Miami, Florida)

3B coach Dusty Wathan (Blue Springs, Missouri)

Infield coach Bobby Dickerson (Laurel, Mississippi)

[anysquared]

Home Not Home Exhibition at Agitator Gallery

Anysquared’s HOME NOT HOME Exhibit Opening is Saturday June 24 from 6pm–10pm, at Agitator Gallery, 3851 W Fullerton, Chicago. AnySquared’s HOME NOT HOME Exhibition investigates various themes, including: belonging/not belonging, freedom/captivity, safety/danger, comfort/discomfort, inclusive/exclusive, building/destroying, and place/displacement. HOME NOT HOME is an examination of the complicated dichotomies of the idea of home and aims to demonstrate that while the concept of home is universal, the experience is very personal. Thank you to Agitator Artist Collective for making space and collaborating for this first installment of the series. This exhibition is the launch of AnySquared’s HOME NOT HOME SERIES, which will run through 2024 at various venues in Chicago. See Exhibiting Artists and Full Schedule Below.  ______

Home Not Home | Schedule through July 10 • SAT June 24th 6–10pm: Opening • SUN June 25th 3–7pm: Gallery Hours • FRI June 30th 3–8pm: Gallery Hours + Friday Art Session • SAT July 1st 5:30-9pm: Spoken Word & Music Event • SUN July 2nd 3–7pm: Gallery Hours • SUN July 2nd 3–4:30pm: Collage Oracle Deck Workshop • THU July 6th 7-9pm: Gallery Hours • THU July 6th 7:30pm: Performance by Sayed Misa Sourour • FRI July 7th 3–8pm: Gallery Hours + Friday Art Session • FRI July 7th 6–8pm: Mindfulness & Art Therapy Workshop • SUN July 9th 6–9pm: Performance/Music Event ______

Artists | Adriana “Dri” Miranda @driforeal • Akira @_indio___ • Alice Gabrielle @teamalice42 • Aly Elliot @mrsalyelliott • Andre Perim @andperim • Andrew Mazariegos-Ovalle @tatu.s.art  • Angela Davis Fegan @davistint ��� Bria Bridges @subconshis • Cathy Haibach @cathy_haibach • Clau Rocha @frog.eyes.toad.heart  • Constance Volk @constancesvolk • Dan Zamudio danzamudio.com • David Garrido (Alfonso Cevallos) • Diana Noh @moontidal.wave  • Ellen Holzblatt @ellenholtzblatt • Flash ABC @flash_abc • Frank Geiser @geiserfrank • FURY @furyhiphop • Gabe Patti @gjpatti2 • Genevieve Primavera @_dysfunctional_goddess_ • Gregory D. Brown @gregorydbrownsgc • Gretchen Hasse @gbhasse • Helen Wadsley @helenawadsley • Insidious Studios @insidioustudios • Jarrett Brown @junkbox_art • Jean-Michel Rolland @jimrolland13 • Jeremy Newman vimeo.com/jeremynewman • Juana Duran Charicata @arte_duran_chicago • Julie Sulzen @julie_sulzen • Kao Ra Zen @kaorazen • Katherinn Billordo @kathyssketchbook • Kathryn Rodrigues @kathryn.rodrigues • Kathy Halper @kathyhalperstudio • Kinsey Alexander @kinseyalexander • Luna Rail @lunaxrail • Maisie Corl @snottish • Mallory A. Parker & Edwin Soto @malloryaparker • Marcus Green @metafos_ • Mari Guzman @mariguzmanart • Maria Dimanshtein @maria.dimanshtein • Marisol Cervantes marisolcervantes.com • Mark Banks @mark_banks_art • Mark Nelson @gringolandia22 • Mars A. Caulton marscaulton.bandcamp.com • Matthew Petrovich @mapssketchbook • Mia Cinelli @miacinelli • Natalie Fuentes-Aleman @n_fuentesaleman • Nicole Van Dyken @artisticnic • Penny Thrasher • Raine Kam Yung @rainekamy • Ramin Takloo-Biglash @ramintakloo • Richard Medina @richard_medina_ • Sara Lam @saralamstudio • Sarah E. Rieser sarah-rieser.tumblr.com • Sarah Whyte @sarahwhyteart • Sayeda Misa Sourour @spaghettilegz_ • Simone Scigousky @localsuburbanmother • Tai Kojro-Badziak @tkb.studio • Victoria-Riza Hyde @victoria_riza • Yesenia Arroyo @artwithyesenia

______ For Information projects@anysquared.com @ne2gallerysquared

[cyclone-rachel]

an incomplete list of my favorite podcast episodes:

the supergirl radio episode on 5x07, the listener call-in show, or the legacy of supergirl episode, for obvious reasons

for equally obvious reasons, the legends of tomorrow podcast listener call-in show or the listener feedback show from after season 5

a lot of episodes of cult podcast because they’re hilarious, but especially the compound dwellers series, the witchcraft series, or the flordelis dos santos episode

and also because they’re hilarious, a lot of episodes of the ringo zone, but especially their episodes covering the steven universe episodes “alone together”, “an indirect kiss”, and “beach party”, as well as their holiday special

the beer with geeks 100th episode because it’s just a wild conversation

the romancing the pod episode covering twilight (but all of them are so funny and generally great)

the fun fiction episodes covering blue’s clues and my immortal (another hilarious podcast that I could recommend many episodes of)

the talkin’ toons with rob paulsen episodes featuring charlotte fullerton, david kaye, and corey burton, among again many others