In This Episode

It’s an ACP Round Table!  Join Wee'd,  Erin, Oddball, David, and Xander as we discuss:

• The injunction against the ATF Pistol Brace Ban;
• A Chicago "Peacekeeper" who was arrested for a violent robbery, and how it reflects on the Peacekeeper program;
• Gun-Prohibitionist attacks on shooting ranges and training facilities;
• A report that calls forensic ballistics into question;
• The Second Amendment becoming a strong issue in the 2024 Presidential election,  and it's not looking good for gun control;
• Hawaii losing the court battle over the carrying of batons;
• and a review of the book Them: Adventures with Extremists by Jon Ronson.

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Show Notes

• Fifth Circuit Panel Says Pistol-Brace Ban Block Extends to Gun Group’s Members, Gun Company’s Customers
• No bail for Chicago ‘peacekeeper’ charged with beating, robbing man in Little Village
• The Trace Author admits on an agenda to ban training facilities
• Devil in the grooves: The case against forensic firearms analysis
• Trump’s Call to ‘Take the Guns First, Go Through Due Process Second’ is Unconstitutional
• Approval of Biden Gun Policy Down to 31 Percent
• Hawaii Drops Baton Ban After Losing Court Fight
• KnifeRights raffle
• Them: Adventures with Extremists

Dr. Alyx Porter Umphrey is the first black female Neuro Oncologist in the United States. Her personal story of success in the face of adversity is a story that inspires others to donate to Elevate Med, a non-profit dedicated to supporting black and brown medical students with scholarships, mentoring and leadership training.

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Doug tells his Million Dollar Story – a funny Imbroglio story that was the genesis for The Story Theater Method and a 25-year speaking career. An Imbroglio is an acutely embarrassing or painful situation. It’s a comedy of errors. Listen, learn and be inspired to find your Million Dollar Story that sticks.

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In this episode, host Scott Kemper, Michael Patrick Hicks, and Matt Brandenburg discuss HBO's The Outsider, the novella Riot Baby, by Tochi Onyebuchi, and the films Parasite and Tammy and the T-Rex. Then, they launch into a spoiler-filled study of Karl Edward Wagner's seminal short story, "Sticks."

The theme music, "Insidious," was created by Purple Planet Music and is used here under the terms of a Creative Commons Attribution License 3.0.

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Margaret Murphy, our webcast & podcast Programme Manager at the Conference Board Europe, interviews Lars Sudmann on his new book, Innovation That Sticks.

How do you innovate, how do you structure your organization, your team, your personal life? You need a detailed plan and everything laid out for the future! Really? Well, maybe not always. Maybe you need to operate also with the Spaghetti Principle.

Discover how you can embrace this special principle and really make innovation stick.

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The hilarious Comedian Anthony Davis talks with Lorraine about how he started stand up, how he keeps things romantic with his wife, and how a fart once saved his life.  

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As "The Undercover Millennial" and president and founder of the Center for Employee Retention, Clint Pulver teaches us the power of Management vs Mentorship. He shows how one 5th grade teacher completely changed his life by handing him a pair of drum sticks. Discover how creating a positive workplace can create lasting loyalty.

Leo discusses the suicide of K-Pop singer Sulli and transgender comedian Daphne Dorman. He shares how their feelings of failure and not being understood contributed to their departure and also how we can feel understood and rebound from failure.

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Where would pop punk be without New Found Glory? Some would argue there would be no change, while others claim they defined the genre with their anthemic choruses, half time headbangers, and unapologetic refusal to evolve their sound. The guys discuss their legacy, their absolute affinity for cover albums, and whether or not they’ll be remembered as an A or B list band.

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The No Time for Heroics podcast welcomes comics artist Paul Tucker of IDW's new series Tet to help them draw up some escape plans after getting trapped inside the labyrinthine puzzle box that is Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie.

Are synchronized backflips really the most practical way to get around? Is it possible to be racist against robots? How can some sticks be so dang memorable? (Answer: It's cause they stick... in your head. Laughter.)

CG monsters and robots are out there. They're in your movies, and they want to entertain. But today, one in three podcast hosts suffers from Anthony's Disease, and is physically unable to see horrible CG effects.

If you or someone you know is living with Anthony's Disease, and you'd like to know how you can catch it too, please enjoy this episode.

Also, enjoy Tet from IDW, illustrated by this week's guest Paul Tucker and written by Paul Allor! You can find out more here, or pick it up at Comixology.