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Scream with Taylor Gonzales! on Apple Podcasts
Do you like scary movies? We brought in horror super fan, Scream aficionado and host of YouTube's 50 Shades of Tayyy Taylor Gonzales on the pod to discuss why Scream is such an iconic horror film. We talk horror tropes, the film's intrinsic ties to the 90s, what draws people to slasher flicks, the meta nature of the movie, and, as always, learn more about Amy's childhood fears. Please note: while we don't name who the killer ever is, we do get into spoiler territory when it comes ...
I've lived in Alaska for over 20 years. Here are 11 of the biggest mistakes I see first-time visitors make. Original
Travel Alaska is a popular tourist destination in the summer. Pascal RATEAU/Shutterstock After living in Alaska for over 21 years, I've seen a fair share of tourists make common mistakes. Educate yourself on Alaska Native culture and traditions, and respect them and the land. If you want to see the northern lights or the Iditarod, consider visiting in winter. Advertisement Some tourists try to do too much in a single trip. Mount Denali is a popular Alaskan destination.
What The Fortnite with Taylor Gonzales on Apple Podcasts
We're joined this week with Taylor Gonzales who fills us in on all things Fortnite! We talk what's made it such a popular game, how it mixes in IP, why building is NOT the move in Tay's opinion, and much more. Plenty of shenanigans in this one.
Two Filthy Casuals on Apple Podcasts
9 episodes Hosts Amy Newman and Kris Carr bring in a mega fan to speak unapologetically about their fandom of choice and answer any questions you have; without ever treating you, dear listener, like a casual or noob unworthy of joining the conversation. Hosts Amy Newman and Kris Carr bring in a mega fan to speak unapologetically about their fandom of choice and answer any questions you have; without ever treating you, dear listener, like a casual or noob unworthy of joining the conversation.
I've lived in Alaska for 21 years. Here are 4 things tourists should skip and 5 that are worth the money.
After living in Alaska for 21 years, I know the things that are and aren't worth visitors' time. Don't go to chain restaurants you can find at home or buy mass-produced souvenirs. To enjoy fantastic views, buy a flightseeing tour or an Alaska Railroad ticket. I've lived in Alaska for over 21 years. It doesn't take long for visitors to learn the Last Frontier is pretty expensive — airfare, food, hotels, and excursions can all get pricey.
I ate at Arctic Roadrunner in Alaska, and I can see why its burgers are so popular among locals
I visited Arctic Roadrunner in Anchorage, Alaska, with my family for the first time in 10 years. The fast-casual restaurant's burgers are consistently voted some of the best in the city. After trying four different burgers and sandwiches, I agree with the accolades it's gotten. Located in Anchorage, Alaska, Arctic Roadrunner is known by locals for selling some of the best burgers in the city.
I've lived in Alaska for 21 years. Here are 11 of the biggest mistakes I see first-time visitors make.
Chevron icon It indicates an expandable section or menu, or sometimes previous / next navigation options. HOMEPAGE 0 Subscribe Save Article Icon A bookmark Facebook Icon The letter F. Download the app After living in Alaska for 21 years, I've seen a fair share of tourists make common mistakes. Educate yourself on Alaska Native culture and traditions and make sure to respect them and the land. If you want to see the northern lights or the Iditarod, consider visiting during the winter.
“So, do you have a boyfriend?” my friend Rob asked. It was our first year of law school and we were studying together in the library. It was an innocuous question, the breezy chit-chat of new acquaintances. My eyes darted quickly to another classmate sitting alone on a nearby couch, book across his lap. David was a foot taller than me, with dark hair and several days’ worth of stubble. I’d noticed him the week before as he passed me in the hallway. We had every class together but had never spoken.
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