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In this edition, Ya Buddy Emerson talks about the C-Word that holds a lot of people back; comparison. Tune in to find out why it's not a good idea to do that.

This episode is sponsored by, Bud O'Fly Gear which you can find at http://budoflygear.myspreadshop.com

And by The AWO Big Time Players book series, which can be found on Amazon.

And by Motivational Vacations. Visit our website at http://emersoncotton.inteletravel.com

Also special shout-out to our newest sponsors, Samuy Supplyand Kennie's Second Act

And if you would like to reach out to Ya Buddy Emerson, shoot me an email at eac1117@yahoo.com

What better way to celebrate Halloween than a little Q & A? I posted on my social media and had four people respond with questions for me. Happy Halloween everybody!

This week I'm joined by CKCC Radio commissioner Chris O'Mealy to discuss a very important upcoming event! We also discuss an important horror comedy! It is a longer episode than you are used to but worth it! Join us now!

The latest episode of Ranking Tracks goes back to 1989 for the debut album of Tracy Chapman. I'm also joined in the studio by CKCC Radio founder Chris O'Mealy with a teaser for the future! Check it out!

One of the things that we may not do is celebrate our wins. Sometimes we even belittle them. Are you one of those people?

This episode is brought to you by The AWO Big Time Players book series available on Amazon. Bud O'Fly Gear

which can be found at http://budoflygear.myspreadshop.com

And by Motivational Vacations which can be found at http://emersoncotton.inteletravel.com

We also want to thank our newest sponsor. Samuy Supply located at https://samuysupply.com/

I decided to just let the spirit box app on my phone run for a while and the results were a mix of nonsense, heartbreaking and thought provoking. Check it out!

Ranking Tracks is back and we're going ack to the 2000s for a rock band's very memorable debut. The album featured two big hits that are easily recognizable by 95 percent of the people! So join me as I discuss The Killers debut album Hot Fuzz

In this edition, Ya Buddy Emerson tells a story of how a change in plans taught him a valuable lesson.

Sponsors:

Bud O'Fly Gear

The AWO Book Series

Motivational Vacations &

Samuy Supply

Ranking Tracks returns with a new episode featuring Van Morrison's Moondance. This is a special podcast as well because for the first time (and maybe only?) the podcast is also available on my personal Youtube channel. JTrel67

J-Bunny sits down on Zoom with Chant Macleod. They discuss their experiences seeing "Weird Al" Yankovic live on the Bigger and Weirder Tour, how Chant got involved in ren faires, how Three Pints Shy came together, being the rock stars of the faire, and why Chant wound up leaving the band. They also discuss how being invited to perform with Foxy Bard, Twig, and David Anthony morphed into a Three Pints Shy reunion, whether he has plans to perform with One for the Road in the future, and his planned performances at the Sparta NJ Renaissance Faire September 12th and 13th. J-Bunny and Chant end the interview talking about the band Bobaflex.

In the outro after the interview, J-Bunny gives some life updates that will impact the show in the near term (but is hopefully not a long-term situation.)

Podcast intro "Rock Intro 3" courtesy of audionautix.com. "Johnny Get Off the Goose" is from The Three Pints Shy album The Burlap album, and "Sing to the Heavens" is from the Three Pints Shy album Another Long Dangerous Year. Both songs were included with the permission of Chant Macleod.

Today we lost a legend in music. Join Jeff from Ranking Tracks to pay tribute to Dolly Parton (1946-2026)

Of course one of the biggest stories in the paranormal is Comedian Matt Rife moving the Warrens Museum to Salem from Ct. Of course i have thoughts on it!

Thanks to a Patreon episode posted recently by CKCC Founder Chris, I've had "the one that got away" on my mind.... So indulge me for a moment as I talk about her and reminisce about her by talking about a song that reminded me of her....

I have talked a lot about love or liking a lot of different women. But tonight I want to talk about loving someone different... Me. The Struggle is real. But this song helps.... take a listen to Episode 33 where I discuss the need to love myself

In this edition, I tell you a story about a recent "setback" that actually helped me see things differently. Hopefully it will help you and change the way you see things.

This episode is sponsored by Bud O'Fly Gear. Visit https://budoflygear.myspreadshop.com/ and get some merchandise today. Bud O'Fly Gear, Spread your wings. Spread the word.

Our second sponsor is the AWO Book Series which can be found on Amazon.

We would also like to thank our third sponsor, Motivational Vacations, which can be found at https://emersoncotton.inteletravel.com/

And we have a new sponsor, Samuy Supply, a clothing brand with a powerful message.

Also, please reach out to the host of this podcast if you have any questions, comments and concerns at eac1117@yahoo.com

J-Bunny and Kacey (aka Lady Breena) sit down with the members of One for the Road at the Midsummer Fantasy Renaissance Faire. They discuss the unfortunate passing of Three Pints Shy founder Jonathan Siregar just a few months after the band's final show at the Sparta NJ Renaissance faire, how One for the Road came to be, and what the future holds for this new project of old friends and bandmates. They touch on why David Mikofsky rebranded to The Foxy Bard, Foxy and Twig's career as faire performers, and how that compares to the other members' involvement in faires. Tim and Erin share how they started doing ren faires in the first place, and Tim corrects the origin story of Three Pints Shy. Near the end of the show, Crossbones McCoy shows up to steal David Anthony to hawk their show Crossbones & Clyde Mayhem (with Music).

Podcast intro "Rock Intro 3" courtesy of audionautix.com. "Sing to the Heavens" is from the Three Pints Shy album A Another Long Dangerous Year, and "Play the Last Jig" is from the Three Pints Shy album The Burlap album. Both songs were included with the permission of Three Pints Shy/One for the Road.

You might not know the name Luke Spiller, but you've probably listened to him. He's the lead singer of the British band The Struts, who are one of my favorite current bands. He's also released a solo album and a few other tracks. One listen and you can clearly tell he's been inspired by Freddie Mercury. Take a listen to Love Will Probably Kill Me Before Cigarettes and Wine

On this episode of Real Paranormal Talk, Jeff discusses the current state of paranormal television. He also shares the results of a recent trip to the New Haven Green, which was previously discussed on the show.