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Another Gay Horror Pod is a podcast where each month Stuart and Jesse pick a theme and each week within that month they talk at length about a movie within that theme. It's like a gay horror movie club! Each new month is a new season so hop on board or jump around and listen to us talk about your favorite movies To support us and gain early access to our podcasts, as well as full archive access, subscribe https://www.patreon.com/AnotherGayHorrorPod To follow us https://www.instagram.com/anothergayhorrorpod/

The Scale-Up Leader serves as your guide, as you learn the leadership tools, methodologies, and approaches to scaling any business. While new companies emerged during the pandemic, many of us took a pause, a moment for reflection, and perhaps the chance to drill down into our business models and look at ways we could improve our mindsets, the way we conduct ourselves, and our business. And that’s what this book is all about—developing a scale-up leader mindset to enable you not only to grow but thrive, no matter what the business environment throws at us.

A writer friend once pointed out that whenever Stuart Ross got close to something heavy and “real” in a poem, a hamburger would inevitably appear for comic relief. In this hybrid essay/memoir/poetic meditation, Ross shoves aside the heaping plate of burgers to wrestle with what it means to grieve the people one loves and what it means to go on living in the face of an enormous accumulation of loss.

Golf Rules because GolfRules Have you ever had a question about a golf rule? Been left confused about why a rule is what it is. Had to question a playing partner over a rules decision or just intrigued by the rules of this great game of golf. Well, then The GolfRules Questions Podcast is the place for you. Join resident GolfRules Questions guru Blakey and co-hosts Stuart & Rossco as they dive in behind the scenes to help bring you the latest information from the world of golf rules in a fun and entertaining way.

Set in Queens and Manhattan in the aughts, the book is narrated by Ty, a half-Jewish, half-Catholic 20-something who works for a business consulting firm on Wall Street. He’s in love with Jenny, a fledgling writer from his Queens neighborhood, but she finds ways to keep her distance. He’s also smitten with his co-worker, Krista Kaplan, but she’s his supervisor and skeptical of Ty because of his relationship with Jenny. His mother has recently died, and his father spends most of his time watching movies from the Rocky and Superman franchises....

Struggling with the sudden, nagging notion that his mother once assassinated a prominent neo-Nazi leader, Ben - a performance artist, about to turn 40 - doesn’t know where to turn. His parents are both dead and his brother, having previously been institutionalized, is a lousy source of information. In a non-chronological montage of memories, this inventive tale blends suburban realism with out-of-body surrealism as Ben travels back and forth through life events, attempting to put the pieces of the puzzle together.