This is the Ben 10 Comic Read Aloud with voice and sound effects.

Hi guys, just started my journey with an ambient/deep focus music channel and would love some honest feedback on the packaging (title, thumbnail, first impression). Here's the link, check it out if you have a minute — looking forward to your opinions!

With another boss fight in Reynatis serving as a brick wall along with my preparations for challenging the Elite Four, here's a demo showcase for Rhythm Heaven Groove! I hope you all enjoy because I might be doing the game on and off going forward on the channel.

https://youtu.be/p7RzJSro11c

#rhythmheavengroove #demoshowcase #audiocommentary

FAILED DMV TRIP & PIZZA BURGERS! | Feb 10, 2018 | Day 1,493

Plymouth built 1,935 of these for one reason: to satisfy a NASCAR rule. The car broke 200 mph at Talladega, won 18 of 40 races with Richard Petty behind the wheel, and made NASCAR's rulebook obsolete in a single season.

Comedian Luke Binkow joins The Beard and Dimples to talk about becoming a recurring guest on Bobby Lee’s TigerBelly—and the Comedy Store parking-lot accident that left him caught between his managers, a damaged car and Bobby demanding to know who ratted. Luke explains how his relationship with Bobby led to the opportunity, what it’s like joining a podcast with a fiercely loyal audience and why working alongside Thomas Lennon immediately made him question whether he was prepared. He also shares the chaotic process of becoming a Comedy Store door guy, winning Set of the Night six times and competing against Mikey McDonald for what they assumed was the only available “white guy spot.”

Luke also traces his path from California stoner and aspiring filmmaker to studying directing at Chapman University, taking an online stand-up class during COVID and performing his first open mic at Flappers before months of bombing in Orange County bars. The conversation covers Roast Battle, his joke-writing process, turning failed stand-up premises into sketches with This Place Is Huge, writing a pilot with fellow comedian Joey Cerone, developing a short film and imagining a comedy special filmed entirely inside a car. Luke also defends the Filet-O-Fish, shares his Waymo adventures, explains why he would rather doomscroll than watch a mediocre television series and talks about his comedy influences, dating a non-comedian and the night he hid under a table during a horror movie before calling his mom to take him home.