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Howie Mandel (Pre-OCD, but certainly at his most Wacked out) as the Manager of a Funeral Home...For reasons you'll hear, this was a show that ALMOST Stumped us.

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Adam creates his first hypnosis session inspired by the lyrics of a song - How to Save a Life by The Fray while also infusing a powerful metaphor created by the hypnotist Mike Mandel used in his keynote speech at Hypnothoughts Live in 2019. 

Adam heard the song, originally released in 2005, recently and the lyrics struck him as being melancholic and filled with regret but also with a positive intention to help. He researched that the writer and lead singer wrote the song after attempting to help a teenage drug addict. 

This session is designed to help those who are in the profession of helping others - people that often deal with regret and guilt for those they were unable to help. 

#2. Excepting The Reality Of Your Life Situation And Maintaining A Positive Attitude With Alan Mandel

Alan Mandel is a professional trail builder, sponsored mountain biker and has most recently become a student of the Chek institute.

Alan discusses his experience recovering from a badly broken leg with long term effects. Alan shares how this injury changed his life forever. Including, The struggle of relying on others, excepting your life situation and how to maintain a positive attitude throughout your healing.

You can Follow Alan here

Enjoy :) 

From an office in Geneva, Switzerland, two friends—a Jewish businessman and the Salvadoran colonel who rescued him—manufactured thousands of false citizenship documents that protected Jews in Nazi-controlled Europe. This is the story of the largest Holocaust rescue you’ve never heard of. Featuring Edna Friedberg, a historian at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum. Please be advised: This podcast contains stories that listeners may find disturbing. Listen with caution.

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Greg and Nick kept their butts in the stools at Pedaler's Fork for Part 2 of this great hang with television and comedy legend Howie Mandel! To pick up where they left off, Howie talks about the strategy to win America's Got Talent, and Greg wants to know how REAL it really is. What inspires Howie, his journey from comedy to dramatic acting to hosting, how he almost turned down Deal or No Deal, and why is Greg going to parties at McDonald's? And where the hell is Kirk? Plus a listen into the bar anthem that Nick wrote called "Last Call." DO NOT miss this great episode!

Greg and Nick return to Pedaler's Fork in Calabasas to meet up with comedy star, actor, and host extraordinaire Howie Mandel! Part 1 of this episode includes enemas, gerrymandering, Howie's mom walking in on him with glasses on his manhood, his pranks in school and today, Nick gets convinced to go on AGT, Greg has a residual check for 3 cents, how Howie got started in comedy and, of course, the latex rubber glove! No germs were harmed in the filming of this podcast...

For show notes visit
https://mikemandelhypnosis.com/podcast/90/

Cool Beans Comedy's very own Corey Craig and Matthew Moore catch up with comedian Drew Lynch before his show at the Ice House Comedy Club in Pasadena, California.

Drew Lynch is a stand-up comedian known for his severe stutter. He appeared on the tenth season of America's Got Talent and finished in second place. He is a regular content contributor to YouTube—often featuring his service dog Stella in his videos—with his channel having over 1 million subscribers and 43 million views.*

*Source:  Wikipedia

*Music by bensound.com

EPISODE 3 - LITTLE MONSTERS

Welcome to the newest show on the Front Row Network, Guilty Pleasures! Here we discuss the movies you love even though you probably shouldn't. Guilty Pleasures is crossing over with MonsterCast in October for a special bonus episode! "Little Monsters" is a film definitely of its time. It has the spastic Howie Mandel at his beginnings and THE KID ACTOR of the early 90s in Fred Savage. Hell they even threw in another Savage for good measure with his brother Ben! But the film has its problems. Can guest Sara Baltusevich argue its way to a low guilt rating? It's time to enter the movie courtroom!

Featuring: Lou Hare, Jeremy Goeckner & Sara Baltusevich-Goeckner

IMDB Page: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097758/

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On September 30, 1962, the Golden Age of Radio came to a close with the final broadcasts of Suspense and Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar. The man with the action-packed expense account solved crimes right up until the end of the era as he wrapped up a thirteen-year career of radio crimefighting. For those final years, Mandel Kramer starred as America’s fabulous freelance insurance investigator, and we’ll hear his final radio adventures: “The Deadly Crystal Matter” (originally aired on CBS on September 23, 1962) and “The Tip-Off Matter” (originally aired on September 30, 1962).

Lyssa Mandel came to Los Angeles recently from New York City, driving across country during the Trump inauguration. She reflects on the differences between New York and Los Angeles restaurant goers from her tenure at Lexington Brass in Midtown to her current job at All'Acqua in Atwater Village. We discuss the zen of serving, brunch horror stories including a diaper changing at her table, and her hilarious podcast called The Bitch Seat. Enjoy! 

Ken Plume has a chat with writer/producer David Mandel, about Veep, SNL, Star Wars, comedy, and holy grails.

In this episode, the Goods from the Woods Boys sit down to talk motorcycles with the breakout star of 'America's Got Talent', comedian Preacher Lawson! Side tangents this episode include the recent retirement of Daniel Day-Lewis, the unrelenting sadness of 'Lassie', and the mall culture of Central Florida. Also, Mr. Goodnight inducts Lucinda Dickey from the movie 'Breakin'' into the Goods from the Woods Hall of Fame. This episode is totally hilarious! Follow Preacher on ALL social media @PreacherLawson.

Song of the week this week: "So It Goes" by Nick Lowe.

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Rivers is @RiversLangley 
Dr. Pat is @PM_Reilly 
Mr. Goodnight is @SepulvedaCowboy 

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For show notes visit
https://mikemandelhypnosis.com/podcast/85/