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"Twelve years ago I heard a phrase that changed my life. I was sitting at a campfire in central Africa and heard, 'thirteen dead gorillas'.  I didn't know it at the time, but that phrase was launching me on a long quest to understand the ecology and evolutionary biology of scary viruses."

Join us this week on Talking Apes when we talk to science author David Quammen about his years long mission to understand zoonoses - diseases that pass between humans and animals.

David's books, SPILLOVER and The Chimp and the River, investigate the origins of human pandemics like AIDS, Ebola, Marburg, Bird Flu, and Covid 19; how and why they emerge, and where they hide between outbreaks. 

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There are books dedicated to creating your ideal morning routine, and social media posts talking about the importance of starting your day with intention, but have you also thought about your evening routine? While morning routines are very important to start your day off right, the way you wind down at the end of the day is also crucial. Today’s guest describes your morning and evening as “the bookends of your day,” and he is here to teach you how to win each and every day.

Jose Escobar has been a sales professional for over 20 years, many of which included management positions. Currently, Jose is the Sales Director for The Educational Funding Company and he is the proud Founder of The Entrepreneur's Bookshelf. Reading books has always been a passion for Jose along his journey of personal growth, and he reads about 1-2 books a week regularly. He is also in the speaking and coaching business helping others achieve high level business success. His upcoming book, “Winning The Day: An Entrepreneur’s Guide to Morning and Evening Routine Mastery” will teach you how to move the needle in both your personal and professional life.

In this episode, Jose walks us through how he starts and ends every day, and why he decided to become dedicated to personal and professional development. In his early life, he lacked direction and discipline and knew that he was not on a path where he was going to reach his fullest potential. Jose became a dedicated reader and knows that information without implementation is just head knowledge and not actually doing anything to help you move forward. He turned his life around and launched two successful 6 figure businesses in just 7 months. This episode with Jose will inspire you to have a strong foundation at the beginning and end of your day. 

Key highlights:

• How Jose got to where he is today- who was he before?
• Reflection turns into insight: ask yourself the hard questions about why you aren't where you want to be
• Spiritual warfare: the steps Jose took to reflect and think about what he can do to be better
• How he launched his own social media marketing agency
• Perfectionism can be procrastination in disguise
• Jose’s daily affirmations
• Jose’s 3 hour morning routine
• If you're not using a calendar, then your day plans you
• Jose’s evening and bedtime routine
• How you do anything is how you do everything
• The difference between a course and a program
• Jose’s new book coming out on January 6

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Join me in The Dragon's Library for review of shows, movies, games, and books. This is my review of Thor: Love and Thunder, the latest installment in the MCU and fourth Thor movie.  Still haunted by his losses, Thor is traveling the universe with the Guardians of the Galaxy. When a new villain, named Gor the God Butcher, begins killing off the gods of the universe. However, when Thor returns to earth he finds Mjolnir has chosen a new champion, Thor's ex-girlfriend Jane Foster. Movie is available in theatres at the time of this review.

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Things got otherworldly in episode 3, eh? We got to meet some Gods, moved a few skies, you know, MCU stuff. Codey and Rob sit down to make sense of where this is all going and what the possible endgame is for Marvel's Caped Crusader. 

The Rafties, our very prestigious and controversial award segment have returned for this episode as we hit the halfway point of the series. Who won your awards? Let us know on our Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/the.lo_ki.raft/)!

What do meat markets, poorly conceived relationships, and horseback lancers have in common? You'll have to listen to find out!

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A huge thank you to those composers that created the music for our soundbites:

Super Stone Legacy (Geoff Reed)
Streets of Rage (Yuzo Koshiro)
Mega Man 2 (Takashi Tateishi)
Super C (Motoaki Furukawa)

Django Nudo and Smut Peddler are back after a short break. This week they attended the Everyman Cult Tuesday (and Friday) screenings with Christina Lindberg introducing "Anita - Swedish Nymphet" (1973).  On 22 November there will be a Calvin Floyd double bill at Stockholm's Bio Aspen.  We thank our Mystery Santa and give a preview of the Badvent calendar that will have 24 films released in December, one per day, as we count down the 24 days of Cultmast.

From our partners Echelon Studios we have a trio of fun films, including Scandinavia's only kaiju film (make that Europe's only?) in the giant lizard form of "Reptilicus" (1961). The Danish-American co-production was made in two versions, of which you can watch the re-edited American version on Cultpix. Lizard tail found in Lapland mine grows in gigantic lizard rampaging through downtown Copenhagen - with songs!

"BMX Bandits" (1983) is not just Nicole Kidman's acting debut (she was just 16), but also helped solidify BMX bikes as a staple of 80s nostalgia films. There is a straight line from "Goonies" to "Stranger Things" that goes via this kids caper of foiling bank robbers and doing trick rides on cool bikes through Sydney. 

Then there is the Swords & Planets sub-genre of "Gor" (1987), that combines the rampent sexism of the original novels with some heavy weight acting talent: Jack Palance as Xenos (born Volodymyr Ivanovytch Palahniuk!), Oliver Reed as Sarm and Arnold Vosloo  (who was the mummy in The Mummy). Interplanetary nonsense with leather bikinis - no less 80-s than BMX bikes. 

While the poster is the stand-out feature of "The Astounding She-Monster" (1958), there is plenty else to like about this feature that Ed Wood Jr. was un-official consultant to. The budget was tigheter than Shirley Kilpatrick's alien leotard, which ripped on the first of the four days of shooting. As there was no budget to repair it, she had to walk backwards to exit a scene. Shame also that they didn't keep the original title "Naked Invader", which was ditched to appease the censors. 

Japan's first celluloid superhero Starman (Sūpā Jaiantsu, literally translated as "Super Giants") is a combination of George Reeve's "Superman" TV show and Doctor Who, as the alien from Planet Emerald sent to help Earth fight of space monsters in various forms. Edited together from TV shows into four feature films, they are cult classics that screened at the Klubb Super 8/Something Weird festival in Stockholm. Start with "Attack From Space" (1965) and be sure that "Invaders from Space" (1966) is the last one you watch as it is also the best one. 

Since we started with a kaiju film it is only right to end with one as well, as "Destroy All Planets" (1968), aka Gamera vs. Outer Space monster Viras, pitches giant flying turtle monster Gamera battling Viras with the help of some plucky boy scouts.

But what we really want to know is who would win in a battle between Reptilicus vs Gamera or Starman vs the Astounding She Creature?  And why not see BMX Bandits taking on the evil armies of Gor? That would have made for truly interesting films. Or, wait, isn't that what "Turbo Kid" (2015) was? 🤔

The Aussie share market has come under pressure this week, down 1% (Mon-Thu). All sectors closed in the red, except for the Materials sector, off the back of positive announcements from a few Mining stocks.

In this week’s wrap, Sophia covers:

• (0:34) The rundown on the latest unemployment reading
• (2:12) Why Chalice Mining's (ASX:CHN) share price skyrocketed
• (3:12) Seven more Mining stocks that saw big gains
• (4:46) Three companies growing their ethical focus
• (6:13) What stocks Bell Direct clients were trading this week
• (6:49) Two economic news items to watch out for

Watch the weekly wrap here.

 It was a bit of a topsy-turvy week for the Aussie share market. However, the market looks set to close higher on a weekly basis for the first time in five-weeks, fuelled by gains in the Energy & Financial sectors.

In this week’s wrap, Jessica covers: 

• (0:52) The best performing stocks this week 
• (1:15) Two key reasons why investors are moving into gold
• (3:13) Why October is traditionally one of the best performing months for stocks
• (4:21) The ten most traded stocks by Bell Direct clients this week
• (4:52) Why next week's employment data will be watched like a hawk

Watch the Weekly Wrap in video here.

Please note: The weekly wrap text was written at the close of trade Thursday 7 October.

The SPI futures are suggesting a flat start to the week for the Aussie share market. On Friday, the ASX200 fell 0.4% and lost 0.8% on the week, falling for the 3rd straight week.  

What to watch today:

• Watch iron ore stocks amid worry of China’s Evergrande, retail stocks amid supply-chain issues, and financial stocks given end of quarter profit taking. 
• The oil price rose 3% to US$74.43, to an eight week high. The gold price rose slightly, while the iron ore price slowly bounced off its low, trading at US$120, after falling below US$100 last week. However, iron ore last traded lower on Friday. As a result of this, New York listed BHP and Rio Tinto closed in the red. 
• In corporate news, Synlait Milk (ASX:SM1) forecasts a return to robust profitability. The company says it will return to pre-pandemic levels of profitability by the end of its 2023 financial year. SMI, the milk powder producer, reported a loss of $20 million for its financial year ended July 31, due to disruptions brought on by the pandemic and from its key customer A2 Milk. However, for this current year results will be bolstered as production is ramping up for the new multinational customer and normal business conditions should return. 
• Companies going ex-dividend today include Imdex (ASX:IMD) and Gold Road Resources (ASX:GOR). 
• In economic news, retail sales data will be released on Tuesday and building permit data will be released on Thursday. 

Trading Ideas: 

• Citi expects Accent’s (ASX:AX1) shares to fall amid supply chain disruptions. This is partially due to Nike downgrading its 2022 outlook, as freight and supply issues mean the company can’t keep up with strong demand. Citi believe shares in the shoe store giant, Accent with fall to $2.14, however it is expected to maintain a dividend yield of 3.7%. 
• Bullish charting signals have been seen in Exopharm (ASX:EX1), Orthocell (ASX:OCC) and Catapula Group (ASX:CAT), according to Trading Central.

All eyes this week are on the US Federal Reserve, who will meet on Wednesday. The Fed are expected to hint when its $120 billion per month bond buying will slow down. This has been critical in supporting the US economy and stock market. 

Ahead of the meeting, investors exercised caution, locking in profits and selling stocks, which dragged the Dow Jones to a two month low. Mining and tech stocks down the most, while energy stocks saw the biggest gains, as the oil price slicked up. Healthcare stocks also finished higher. 

This morning the Aussie share market is set to follow the US, with the futures suggesting a fall of 0.92%. 

What to watch today: 

• The iron ore price fell on Friday, and has now risen 3.5% to US$123, as it attempts to rebound. Watch BHP (ASX:BHP) and Fortescue Metals (ASX:FMG). 
• The lithium price rose 2%, while the oil price is now lower, rising 3% on the week to US$71.73, its highest level since July. 
• The coal price hit another record high, amid restricted supply and skyrocketing demand from China and India for electricity. 
• Corporate results from the US begin to come through as the end of the quarter approaches. 
• Sydney Airport (ASX:SYD) reported August 2021 traffic numbers, with total passenger traffic of 51,000 passengers, down 99% on the corresponding period in 2019. 
• Sigma Healthcare (ASX:SIG) and Kathmandu (ASX:KMD) are due to report tomorrow. 
• Also this week: AGL Energy (ASX:AGL) set to hold its AGM on Wednesday. On Thursday, Brickworks (ASX:BKW) is set to report, and Suncorp (ASX:SUN) is set to hold its AGM. 
• In economic news, the RBA meeting minutes will be released on Tuesday. And the services sector reading will be released on Thursday. Given restrictions, the sector is not expected to recover until November. 
• Companies going ex-dividend today include Duratec (ASX:DUR) and Fenix Resources (ASX:FEX). 

Trading Idea: 

• Gold Road Resources (ASX:GOR) was reiterated as a Bell Potter BUY, with a $1.75 target, implying 31% share price growth in a year. 
• Bullish charting signals have been identified in ALS (ASX:ALQ), Lovisa (ASX:LOV) and Imicor (ASX:IMR) according to Trading Central.  

Die Kunst und Kultur des Stylewritings kam in den frühen 80er Jahren über verschiedene Wege und Kanäle nach Europa und wurde dort von jungen Menschen - meist im Hip Hop Kontext - aufgesogen und adaptiert. Darco (FBI), der 1984 in Paris aktiv wurde, gehört zu den zentralen Pionieren dieser frühen Phase. Zusammen mit Legenden der europäischen Graffiti Kultur, wie Loomit, Scum, Gawky, Mode2, Chintz oder Shark war er maßgeblich daran beteiligt, aufwendige Wandproduktionen als qualitative Richtschnur zu etablieren (die später auch in New York für große Beachtung sorgten). 
Darco aka Gor, der Ende der 80er Jahre von Seen höchstpersönlich in die United Artists aufgenommen wurde, steht für komplexen und individuellen 3D-Style auf nahezu jedem erdenklichen Medium. Als professioneller Künstler hat er die Entwicklung von Street Art seit fast 40 Jahren begleitet und eine eigene Nische gebildet, die auch von renommierten Galeristen und Auktionshäusern auf Augenhöhe präsentiert wird.
Im Gespräch beleuchten wir verschiedene Aspekte, die die Biografie von Darco geprägt haben. Von der Kindheit im Paris der späten 70er, über Comics bis hin zur Kommerzialisierung der Kunst. Zum Geburtstag von „Walls Don´t Lie“ haben wir zwei Stunden geballte Infos und History für Euch. Außerdem feiern wir, ganz nebenbei, mit unser 25. Folge unser 1-Jähriges Jubiläum. Enjoy!
Mehr Infos, Darco´s Bildgalerie, Playlist und alle weiteren Folgen findet ihr auf www.wdl.rocks!
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The Aussie share market is likely to follow Wall Street lower – the futures are down 0.2%. 

As expected - portfolio adjustments continued to weigh on the US market; as investors ramp the switch away from 2020’s darling tech stocks, to stocks benefiting from life going back to the new normal.   

What to watch today:

• Stocks that should see a lot of love today. That is, oil and iron ore stocks. 
• Gold stocks should also see a bit of love, as Gold, the precious metal rose 0.4%. Keep an eye on Chalice Mining (ASX:CHN) a Bell Potter Buy that’s also in a bullish charting pattern. It also might be worth looking at Gold Road Resources (ASX:GOR) as its chart suggests it could be ending its downtrend. 
• Keep an eye on some of the most traded stocks from yesterday. For our active trader desk, Bell Direct Advantage they were: Airtasker (ASX:ART) which rose 67% yesterday and Hawkstone Mining (ASX:HWK) which rose 8%.

Trading ideas:

• Bell Potter bumped up GrainCorp’s (ASX:GNC) Buy rating again, with a new $6.20 target. Yesterday GNC rose 6.2% to $5.00. And the chart says it’s about to potentially see a big rally with its 15-day moving average about to cross the 30-day. 
• Bapcor (ASX:BAP) also had a good upgrade from Citi as BAP expands into Asia following its 25% purchase of Asian equivalent, Tye Soon. Citi says BAP is a Buy with a $9.35 target, expecting South Korean and Malaysian sales to boost business.  
• MoneyMe (ASX:MME), GWA Group (ASX:GWA) and Eclipx (ASX:ECX) are all giving off bullish charting signals according to Trading Central. 

Welcome back to The Transition Period! In this episode, Gary gets into the 6ix9ine vs Lil Nas X TikTok Debacle, reads the f*ck outta this Governor Abbott, discusses the racist/transphobic inconsistencies of "Cancel Culture" with the @Arielleismynam3 situation, discusses the James Charles controversy, lusts over Megan Thee Stallion & Anthony Ramos' Calvin Klein ad campaign, and talks about their love for drag!

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Welcome back to The Transition Period! In this episode, Gary celebrates an Instagram milestone, reads the f*ck outta this Southern Ice/Snow Storm, sends condolences to Thee Rolling Ray, discusses the Sh*rry P*e interview, speaks on the #FindSai Twitter Debacle, clocks the tea on Tessica Brown -- aka Gorilla Glue Girl, and gets pretty emotional during a very personal story. 

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The Aussie share market is eyeing a 3rd day of gains with the futures suggesting a 0.2% lift at the open after global equities charged and ratings agency Moody’s affirmed Australia’s AAA rating.

What to watch today:

• CSR (ASX:CSR) holds its AGM.
• Following the gold rush, keep an eye on gold companies like Gold Road Resources (ASX:GOR), Newcrest Mining (ASX:NCM), Northern Star Resources (ASX:NST), Evolution Mining (ASX:EVN), IGO Ltd (ASX:IGO) & St Barbara (ASX:SBM).

Local trading ideas:

• AMP (ASX:AMP) was reiterated as a buy by Bell Potter, increasing its target to $2.50 as AMP is set to receive $1.1 billion following the sales of its life insurance business on 30 June. 
• Woolworths (ASX:WOW) was reiterated as a buy by UBS following the supermarket's stronger sales numbers announced yesterday, but weaker than expected profit.
• Perenti Global (ASX:PRN) mining services company was reiterated as a buy by UBS but it dropped its price target to $2.00. 
• Citi reiterated Harvey Norman (ASX:HVN) as a buy with a price target of $4.60.

Joey introduces the first book in a 40 year saga of a primitive planet and wild world. The catch is that the protagonist is from modern day earth...and he's in for in for a strange, violent ride...

How can we put this delicately? There are some questionable ethics on the planet of Gor. Let us be the first to say - No one should ever recommend this book to anyone else, but, hey if you want a wild ride on a giant bird and can handle embarrassing, creepy old-man fantasies, you might find some cheap fun in this slightly infamous sci-fi book series.

Disclaimer: Some of the content of this book deals with sexual abuse, slavery, and misogynous themes. We absolutely do NOT support those things on Story Hole. Avoid this episode if you are a sensitive listener or have younger folks around.

¡10 episodios! Los celebramos hablando sobre fiestas, como corresponde! Para tener la propia, grabamos y transmitimos en vivo por Facebook con un invitado especial (supongamos)! Que lo disfruten!