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21 Cheat Codes To Learn Before 40 To Gain An Unfair Advantage In Life

Sep 26, 2024 | yourtango.com | Andrea Zimmerman |Sarah Fader |Brenda Della Casa |Sonja Warfield

Life is hard enough as is, and turning 40 is a big life milestone. You've had a few decades to get your life together, learn some lessons, and hopefully some wisdom. Consider the following pieces of advice 'shortcuts' to the rest of your life — because the best part is just beginning. RELATED: It Took Me 38 Years To Learn These 9 Basic Life LessonsHere are 21 cheat codes to learn before 40 to gain an unfair life advantage: "Your 20s and 30s may have been your proving-ground years.
John Jesenky and Sarah Fader Crack The Inspector Gadget Code on Apple Podcasts

Jun 30, 2024 | podcasts.apple.com | Sarah Fader

Composer John Jesensky and I talk about music, Inspector Gadget, Thomas Newman, piano, and more!Composer/conductor JOHN JESENSKY earned his B.M. in Music Composition from the HarttSchool of Music under the tutelage of composer Stephen Gryc, as well as leading wind ensembleconductor Glen Adsit. John was awarded his M.M. in Film Composition from New YorkUniversity, where he studied with renown film composers Ira Newborn and Sonny Kompanek.
You Don't Have Life Insurance Through Work Forever

May 22, 2024 | sarahfader.com | Sarah Fader

Why you need a personal life insurance policyLife insurance is a contractual agreement between an insurance company and an individual. In exchange for a monthly (or annual) premium, a life insurance company commits to paying a lump sum of money to the beneficiaries named on a life insurance policy after the death of the policyholder. You need life insurance to protect your loved ones, whether that’s your spouse/partner, children, family or close friends.
Dysmotional Lizard Brains on Apple Podcasts

Feb 16, 2024 | podcasts.apple.com | Sarah Fader |Joy Pearson

Sarah and Joy are back after a month and a half of ADHD paralysis. In this episode they coin a new word to describe emotional dystegulation and Joy gives everyone a homework assignment to go see the movie ‘Argylle’ in theaters now!
Happy Chanukah! on Apple Podcasts

Dec 23, 2023 | podcasts.apple.com | Sarah Fader |Joy Pearson

We are in the thick of the holidays and the ladies are feeling it! Join in for a conversation discussing traditions, Amazon gift wrapping, Korean skin care, season 4 of The Circle, and more!
Cap or No Cap on Apple Podcasts

Dec 6, 2023 | podcasts.apple.com | Sarah Fader |Joy Pearson

While practicing improving their elocution, we learn that Joy is OBSESSED with Squid Games The Challenge and Sarah is unsure about new slang terms that are entering the modern vernacular, no cap!
Yes, and… on Apple Podcasts

Nov 1, 2023 | podcasts.apple.com | Sarah Fader |Joy Pearson

It’s Britney, B****! Sarah and Joy talk about the rules of improv, unsolicited advice at the gym, and deep dive into Britney Spears’ new memoir The Woman in me
And just like that… boy meets world! on Apple Podcasts

Aug 23, 2023 | podcasts.apple.com | Sarah Fader |Joy Pearson

WARNING: this episode is rated 18+ for mature language and explicit discussions surrounding sexual material. Join Sarah and Joy as they discuss the most recent episode of And Just Like That… followed by another dip into the fishbowl to discuss problematic sitcoms of the past along with the kerfuffle caused by Bradley Cooper’s latest directing project in which he plays Leonard Bernstein.
Never Give Your Real Name to a Pizza Place With Daniel Aegan on Apple Podcasts

Aug 18, 2023 | podcasts.apple.com | Sarah Fader

Join me and my guest author Daniel Aegan as we discuss the downfall of the artist formerly known as Twitter and how to steal a pizza. Daniel is a dark humorist, writer and tarot reader. Find him at www.danielaegan.com
The Curse of The Typos

Aug 14, 2023 | theangrynoodle.com | Sarah Fader

Once upon a time, there was a writer. He wrote a lot. In fact, it was his job to write, and he loved it. There was only one problem: while the writer had many friends who were also writers, he also had a group of enemies that, no matter what he did, seemed to come after him. He spent his days writing. He wrote in notebooks, on a typewriter, a computer and even something called a “smartphone.”There were so many words, and he loved them all! Sometimes the words spoke to him at night.