Seth Meyers, known for his iconic late-night hosting and work with The Lonely Island, joins the conversation about the uproarious digital short 'Roy Rules.' The hosts share behind-the-scenes stories, including humorous insights from their collaboration with writer Brian Tucker. They dive into the wild world of SNL sketches, touching on hilarious past projects and the unpredictable nature of comedy. Personal anecdotes about creative fatigue and stress add depth, while playful banter keeps the laughs coming throughout this entertaining discussion.

Seth Meyers, known for his role in the comedy classic 'Hot Rod', joins the hosts for a lively discussion about the film's chaotic behind-the-scenes moments. They dive into hilarious anecdotes from the set, including wardrobe mishaps and unexpected casting choices. The crew reflects on the challenges of balancing comedy with audience expectations, while reminiscing about influential works like 'Roadhouse'. Themes of nostalgia, anxiety of filmmaking, and the absurdity of press junkets emerge, proving that laughter is at the heart of their creative chaos.

The Nintendo Wii U and 3DS eShop is closing! Years of wonderful digital games will soon forever be lost in the ether, so the NVC crew got together to talk about some of their picks for must-buy games in the Wii U and 3DS eShop! Also, was the Wii U underrated? Seth's got some words to say. While we're at it, we're (or just Seth, rather) ranking Nintendo's handhelds! It's a packed episode down nostalgia road! Presented by Have a Nice Death00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:42 - The Wii U and 3DS e-Shops Are Closing!00:02:53 - Our Must-Buy Picks on the e-Shop00:25:24 - The Wii U Was Underrated 00:43:00 - Seth Ranks Nintendo’s Handhelds00:54:45 - MiiVerse - What We’re Playing01:06:28 - Question Block & Outro Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Peter is joined by writer, director, actress, and founder of HFC, Lauren Miller Rogen, and previous podcast guest and director of the Alzheimer’s Prevention Clinic at Weill Cornell Medicine and New York-Presbyterian, Dr. Richard Isaacson. In this episode, Lauren tells the heartbreaking story of watching members of her family succumb to Alzheimer’s disease (AD) which motivated her to proactively address her own risk with Richard’s guidance. Richard discusses the various genetic and lifestyle factors that influence the risk of AD and uses Lauren’s unique situation to explain how he diagnoses patients and personalizes care. They go through Lauren’s protocol of preventative measures that have already produced marked results, and end with the uplifting message that one’s genetic predisposition does not seal one's fate. We discuss: Lauren’s deep family history of Alzheimer’s disease (3:10); The influence of genetics, epigenetics, and lifestyle on Alzheimer’s disease risk (13:45); Lauren’s mother’s disease progression and the enormous stress it causes for family members (24:30); The various manifestations of Alzheimer’s disease depending on the location of pathology (29:30); The three stages of Alzheimer's disease (34:45); Richard’s deep exploration into Lauren’s family history revealing clues about a diagnosis and a roadmap to successful disease mitigation (39:15); How exercise reduces Alzheimer’s disease risk, and the different risk between males and females (58:00); Why knowing your APOE status is important, and whether certain people should be wearier of head trauma (1:08:00); How Richard uses genetic testing to personalize care (1:14:45); The “ABCs” of Alzheimer’s prevention, lifestyle interventions, and Lauren’s personal protocol for reducing her risk (1:21:45); Unique treatment for people with the ApoE4 variant (1:36:30); Richard’s mixed opinion on CBD and THC as a tool for disease prevention (1:40:00); Cognitive testing procedures, and how Lauren’s tests furthered her commitment to her disease prevention protocol (1:41:45); The relevance of sense of smell and hearing in Alzheimer’s disease risk and prevention (1:50:00); The emotional benefit of knowing you have control over your mental and physical health (1:57:30); HFC—a charitable organization founded by Lauren and Seth (2:00:15); and More. Learn more: https://peterattiamd.com/ Show notes page for this episode: https://peterattiamd.com/laurenmillerrogen-richardisaacson/  Subscribe to receive exclusive subscriber-only content: https://peterattiamd.com/subscribe/ Sign up to receive Peter's email newsletter: https://peterattiamd.com/newsletter/ Connect with Peter on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram.

Seth and Jade, passionate members of the Omaha Tenants Union, delve into the world of tenant organizing. They share inspiring stories of collective victories against landlords and discuss the significance of political education in empowering tenants. The pair offer practical advice for starting your own tenant organization and explore the challenges faced in Nebraska’s housing crisis. They also highlight the transformational impact that solidarity and organized action can have on improving living conditions and advocating for tenant rights.

Seth, a key member of The Lonely Island, and Shia LaBeouf, the renowned actor, dive into the iconic digital short 'Dear Sister.' They share insights on its unexpected fame and how it became a cultural meme, reflecting on its origins and influence from 'The OC.' The duo discusses memorable sketches from the same SNL episode and explores the balance between humor and sensitivity in comedy. With anecdotes about their creative process, they highlight the enduring impact of their work and the fun of collaborative madness that defines sketch comedy.

Mike, Seth, & Tommy discuss the importance of communication in business intelligence, emphasizing soft skills, stakeholder communication, and translating technical jargon. They highlight the impact of communication on data governance, project success, and trust in data reporting. The conversation stresses the need for consistent communication, effective listening skills, and clarity in interactions to achieve successful outcomes.

In this engaging discussion, Mike, a business intelligence expert, Seth, a data visualization specialist, and Tommy, a digital transformation enthusiast, explore the innovative use cases of OneLake Explorer. They delve into the evolution of data modeling tools, tackling challenges in managing unstructured data like images. The trio emphasizes the importance of involving business users in data analytics and the advantages of centralized data repositories. They also discuss Microsoft's tools for enhancing business efficiency and the future potential of data centralization with OneLake.

Mike, Seth, and Tommy discuss managed self-service in Power BI, including the balance of control and agility in BI, dataset certification implications, and strategies for fostering a robust data culture.

Mike, Seth, & Tommy discuss managing unstructured data in Power BI, including Excel files, exported data, self-service measures, and write-back. They explore challenges in dealing with data from different systems, and the importance of automation and tools like Power BI. They also discuss accountability in data management and the role of executive sponsors.