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In this episode, Jill explains the power of both the lunar and solar eclipse. First, she describes a perfect storm of sorts involving an eclipse that seemingly fueled the covid crisis in 2020.Then, she takes us back through time to some of the most fascinating historical records of eclipses, including one following the Crucifixion of Christ, the Birth of Mohammed, and a devious eclipse power play successfully executed by none other than Christopher Columbus.Jill also tells us what to look for in the next two eclipses COMING SOON to your universe!Check out Jill's Facebook Page:Practical Astrology CTSubmit your questions, suggestions and comments:R and R ContentBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Introducing, a September 11 broadcast – 20 years later. There are so many compelling “where were you” stories out there from that day – and as time goes on, they will become more distant, and fewer to tell. Most of us have seen and heard countless stories from broadcasters that day. We have two more and wanted to share these behind-the-scenes perspectives and some archival of not only experiencing what would rock our collective world but having a responsibility to stay calm and inform many of our Connecticut and New York listeners of what would be a very personal nightmare, unfolding in real time. Share your personal September 11 story hereWe value your privacy and will not share your information.Learn more about podcasting and R and R Content, LLCBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

In this first episode launch, Jill discusses the astrological phenomenon known as Mercury Retrograde. She provides fascinating examples and antidotes to help us understand and better navigate our way through this three week phase. Jill has practical tips you need to know about travel, professional and personal communication, and how we can even harness some of this mischievous energy to our advantage.When the planet of communication, travel and intellectual pursuits goes backwards, confusion and mayhem may ensue.  Knowledge is power, so knowing when Mercury is retrograde allows us to act accordingly and take extra time to double check the details.  Haste makes waste at this time, don't rush into any decisions  ,,, and DO NOT buy electronics!The best use of Mercury Retrograde is to review, redo, reevaluate or repeat something you've done in the past that is incomplete or needs a new approach.Questions or suggestions for Practical Astrology with Jill DotloFollow Practical Astrology with Jill Dotlo on FacebookLearn more about R and R content creation and podcastingBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Introducing: Lieutenant Colonel Patrick McGrailColonel McGrail currently serves as Battalion Commander for the 1st of the 200th Infantry Battalion of the New Mexico Army National Guard, in las cruses, NM. His leadership career spans more than three decades - in both military and civilian life. He shares his journey, through two deployments to the middle east, readjusting to civilian life, making some profound personal amendments along the way. Colonel McGrail's military achievements include two Army achievement medals, four Army commendation medals, the Joint Service Achievement medal, two Meritorious Service medals, and the Bronze Star. On the civilian side of life, he is Senior Vice President of Operations for NewsBank, Inc, and the founder of Leitrim Leadership Advisors. “I think what employers know about National Guard members is that through that service we develop skills and leadership capabilities that make us immensely valuable to the organization. It's understood that in order for me to be affective in both my civilian career and in my national guard career I have to prepare my organization to be able to operate when I am pulled away. In that respect, my service actually prepared my staff and my organization to be more ready for the pandemic. You're forced to develop those skills and leadership capacity within your organization because you know in the organization has to be prepared to function in your absence.”   ~ LTC Patrick McGrailYou can learn more about Patrick's company, Leitrim Leadership Advisors at LeitrimLeadership.comTo learn more about opportunities with the National Guard, visit NationalGuard.com The views expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the U.S. Army or the Department of Defense. Introducing is produced by RandRContent. Music by Michael Cobrin. Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

The stars have aligned for this episode. You're in for a real treat. Jill is not only a friend, but an astrologer extroidoniarie – with a true gift for storytelling. We'll get into the birth of astrology, how it impacts our planet and all that inhabit it – particularly our rulers, from the dark age to present times, our current struggles and our personal impact. And the controversial question: Pluto – planet or dwarf. 

WEBE 108's Storm N. Norman interviews Harry Connick, Jr.In this episode Norman chats with the legendary Harry Connick. Jr. They talk about his upcoming show this month at Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport, Connecticut, what the lockdown was like for Harry and family, and how it feels to be getting back out there, live, on stage!TICKETS ON SALE NOWSee Harry Connick, Jr. LIVE!Harry Connick, Jr. and his Band - Time To Play!Sun Aug 15, 2021 7:00 PMHartford HealthCare AmphitheaterCheck out Harry's new albumAlone With My Faith

How are your conversation skills? Listen to these quick tips from Catherine Blyth, author of "The Art of Conversation: A Guided Tour of a Neglected Pleasure" to review some common good and bad habits.Have some expertise to share? Go to RandRcontent.com and let us know. We'd love to hear from you!

In this episode, Norman takes us back to circa 1990-something, when Jerry Seinfeld was passing through on his Connecticut comedy tour. Find out what Jerry is up to now at JerrySeinfeld.com. Listen to Storm N. Norman weekdays on WEBE108.com.