Podcasts about 'having

The United Liberty Alliance (ULA) is a civil rights movement focused on the self-determination of the oppressed minorities in Southern Africa. Hein Marx of the ULA talks to Alec Hogg about their model and proposal for secession and independence from the Republic of South Africa.

The United Liberty Alliance (ULA) is a civil rights movement focused on the self-determination of the oppressed minorities in Southern Africa. Hein Marx of the ULA talks to Alec Hogg about their model and proposal for secession and independence from the Republic of South Africa.

In this episode of Walking with Jesus, Evan and Malcolm reason over Luke 4 and examine the tactics of the enemy as he tempted Jesus. 'Having disarmed principalities and powers, He made a public spectacle of them, triumphing over them in it.' Colossians 2:15 https://my.bible.com/bible/114/COL.2.15 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/walking-with-jesus/message

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As a full-figured model, Robyn Lawley has never shied away from fighting for body-diversity in the fashion industry. She's been working as a model since she was 15, appearing on the cover of Vogue and Sports Illustrated's swimsuit issue, now the mum of six-year-old Ripley is turning her talents to audio with a podcast called 'Every Body', about surviving and thriving in a body shaming world. She opens up about her recent epilepsy diagnosis, her 'weirdo' school friends, and how having a daughter changes how she looks at her body. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sheriff’s Captain Says Atlanta Spa Shooter Was 'Having Really Bad Day’ Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

In this very special episode, Steven talks to one of the world's most recognised street artists, Cope2, alias Fernando Carlo, renowned for his affiliation with the NYPD" and is also a user of "legal" graffiti, a style which originated in the Streetart world. KEY TAKEAWAYS We draw our personal aesthetic, our likes, dislikes, our predilections and tastes from the world in which we live. Each moment is a chance to inspire ourselves. As one of the long-time pioneers of Streetart, Cope2 has seen the world change in radical ways. He has also been heavily influenced, as all good artists are, by the lifestyle and circumstances of his youth and environment. The Guernsey Speed Auction at Christie's in New York, helped to legitimise streetart as an artform, when it sold graffiti to buyers. It gave new meaning to artists, who realised they could now make a living from their work. When collectors buy a piece of art, they are also buying into the artist's story. This is why it is so important to bring your own narrative to your work. BEST MOMENTS 'The energy was like a magnet - like I wanted to do it!' 'My playground was the subway yards' 'People use the streets of New York as a canvas' 'Having a history helps a lot. Collectors love to own a piece of history' VALUABLE RESOURCES The Steven Sulley Study      Cope2 - https://cope2artlife.com ABOUT THE HOST The Steven Sulley Study is my take on success. My view is you should have multiple focuses to be a well-rounded individual. Success shouldn't be just one thing like money, for example, it should also consist of a healthy fit lifestyle and thriving relationships. As a person who has made a success in life and also made huge cock-ups I feel I can offer suggestions and tips on how to become successful or at least start your pursuit. My 'Study' has taken resources from reading and education plus being around, my perception, of successful people and I, know a lot of successful people from all walks of life. My 'Study' coming from my experiences in business, investing, sales (my core background), training, boxing and education has enabled me to become well rounded and successful and I will help you in these key areas too. CONTACT METHOD Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Eric Topol and data scientist Youyang Gu discuss COVID-19 modeling: 'Having more inputs is not always the best; it's which inputs you focus on.'

Employment Minister Michaelia Cash joins Brooke Corte. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to "IN THE KNOW with Tony Reeves" Today, 11/24/2020, as part of our ongoing series "Easy but not easy" we are going to talk about the difference between 'HAVING' healthcare and "HAVING ACCESS TO' healthcare. 

This week Julian talks to PhD student, expert in death and dying, and indigenous scholar Holly Prince. Holly came to know about palliative and end of life care through the sudden loss of her friend aged 24 to cancer. Her experience growing up in an Anishinaabe community of how death happens was greatly at odds with what she came into contact with in western medicine. ‘I couldn't understand where our knowledge was'Having felt the work of a community involved with the death of its members, Holly was shocked at the manner of dying in hospices and hospitals. The exclusion of tradition, and the lack of information doctors to carers, encouraged Holly to learn more. After meeting Mary-Lou Kelly she was thus pulled into the academic study of palliative care and started to do extraordinary work on community dying. Having spent much of her academic career looking at how to integrate palliative care and first nations communities, her studies have now come full circle; Holly's PhD focuses on how to decolonise end of life care in first nations communities; how to use the resources that are inherent in their way of life. Holly and Julian touch briefly on the historical atrocities committed by the Canadian Government to first nations communities, and the ongoing mechanism of colonialism still very much present in Eurocentric society, with new examples arising daily; First Nation communities live with the aftermath of the systematic abuse of culture, of children, and of tradition. It is time for a reckoning, and in Holly's own words ‘Its up to people who are listening to figure out what their responsibility is in this relationship and whether or not they are going to take what I say, and if they are going to use that as an opportunity for their own learning, their own self-reflection their own research on these things ‘Holly's story and conversation are nothing short of inpspirational as well as informative.‘Your life is part of a larger process and you are accountable to all your relations'Julian Abel can be found on TwitterFollow Survival of the Kindest on Twitter, Instagram and subscribe on Apple, Spotify or wherever you like to listen to get our episodes as they are released. Email us compassion.pod@gmail.com

The latest episode of 'Having a NatteRR' is now available.This week, Simon, David and Samuel discuss the case of Morales v Premier Fruits (Covent Garden) Ltd. In this case, an Employment Tribunal granted interim relief to an employee claiming unfair dismissal who used the assistance of a trade union to bring a grievance about a reduction in wages implemented due to the COVID-19 pandemic and a lack of Personal Protective Equipment.At the conclusion of the grievance, the Claimant was dismissed, purportedly because he had refused to consent to a pay reduction. The Claimant claimed unfair dismissal for making use of trade union services and on grounds that he had made protected disclosures. He applied for interim relief.The Judge considered that it was likely that the Claimant would be able to show that he was dismissed because he had sought the assistance of a trade union to bring a grievance (but not the protected disclosure).Also this week, there is a discussion about Simon and David's recent holidays; a discussion about whether a coconut is actually a nut; and a discussion about who would win a darts match between a crocodile and a great white shark.It really has to be heard to be believed!

Easing restrictions on domestic flights will help our airlines get off the ground.The Government's eased physical distancing rules on public transport and aeroplanes.It'll mean airline carriers are able to sell the middle seat on jets - giving them better profits on flights.Air New Zealand announced it would introduce 160-thousand fares of 50 dollars or less into the market.Soon after that, Jetstar revealed it'd be roaring back to our skies later this week.The NZ Aviation Coalition says the removal of physical distancing seating requirements on planes was great news for airlines.It cleared the way for airlines to be able to fill their planes. For travellers this will mean more available seats, more flights and affordable fares to choose from, said co-chair Justin Tighe-Umbers.''With school holidays coming up so many more Kiwis will now be able to get out around the country, visit loved ones or head on holiday.''It was a pragmatic decision from the Ministry of Health which recognised that mandatory masks for everyone on board and existing airline measures will keep travellers safe.''Having seating restrictions removed from alert level 2 means that the domestic network can continue to operate without losing up to three quarters of normal capacity which is impossible for airlines to keep up,'' he said.

This is the second part of 'Having it all", prompted by a listener letter from Sophie from Leeds, UK! Shauna and Leah have another chat with Sophie and In this continuation of Part 1, they talk about their professional lives, managing a career and a family, their thoughts after pandemic lockdown and the way forward.

Leah and Shauna get mail! In this episode, they dug into the mail bag and into Sophie's letter(all the way from Leeds, UK!) 'Having it all'. They had so much to talk about, they had to split the topic into two parts. Part one is about early life and the influences Shauna and Leah had that formed their goals and aspirations. *When asked by a guidance counsellor what Leah wanted to do, she simply said, "I want to be in charge."

The government has announced that travellers returning from Spain to the UK will now have to quarantine for 14 days, following a spike in the number of new cases in Spain. Andrew Flintham, managing director of TUI UK and Ireland, told Justin Webb he is opposed to "blanket country bans" which are "very, very challenging" and called for a "proportionate risk based approach" to quarantine. He also said: "We've called for a regionalised policy...so that in effect... if there are areas where the infection rates are lower and therefore safe travel can go ahead, which clearly the travel advice says it can, we would look to have a consistent approach that would mean the quarantine wouldn't apply for those places". Credit: Reuters

'Having courage in God while facing an uncertain future'

"Tripping The Void"Join Saraphine Hurley & Myself, Lorilei Potvin & Share Your Thoughts/Questions as We discuss 'Having The Courage to Speak Your Truth, even when it goes against the Media narrative"

This week Ada Calhoun joins Catt in her virtual bedroom to discuss her book "Why We Can't Sleep: Women's New Midlife Crisis," and share insight into the many struggles Gen X women (and, frankly, all women) face today. Ada opens up about her personal struggles that inspired the book, from financial issues to career roadblocks, and why it's so crucial to destigmatize the changes women go through in middle age. She shares stories from real people she interviewed for her book, talks about the importance of lowering our expectations - especially in the time of Coronavirus -- and explains why we need to stop comparing ourselves to others. Also in this episode, Catt continues to share details of her own journey with perimenopause, and why taking a social media hiatus was exactly the medicine she needed at this time. 

Based on John 13:1-17, 31-35 'Having loved his own who were in the world, he loved them to the end.' verse 1

Part IIShowing the Lady's letter of a challenge to fight him upon his refusing to wed her in a mask, without knowing who she was.Night and morning, for a season,In her closet would she reasonWith herself, and often said,'Why has love my heart betrayed?'I, that have so many slighted,Am at length so well requited;For my griefs are not a few!Now I find what love can do.'He that has my heart in keeping,Though I for his sake be weeping,Little knows what grief I feel;But I'll try it out with steel.'For I will a challenge send him,And appoint where I'll attend him,In a grove, without delay,By the dawning of the day.'He shall not the least discoverThat I am a virgin lover,By the challenge which I send;But for justice I contend.'He has caused sad distraction,And I come for satisfaction,Which if he denies to give,One of us shall cease to live.'Having thus her mind revealed,She her letter closed and sealed;Which, when it came to his hand,The young man was at a stand.In her letter she conjured himFor to meet, and well assured him,Recompence he must afford,Or dispute it with the sword.Having read this strange relation,He was in a consternation;But, advising with his friend,He persuades him to attend.'Be of courage, and make ready,Faint heart never won fair lady;In regard it must be so,I along with you must go.'Find us online at thatsnotcanon.com/epigraphySubscribe to us on ITUNES, STITCHER, SPOTIFY, RADIOPUBLIC or your podcatcher of choice.Find us on FACEBOOK, TWITTER or INSTAGRAM. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped back from their royal duties, the pressure on Kate Middleton to fulfill her royal responsibilities has doubled. Rob is joined by Us Weekly’s Marc Lupo to discuss the Duchess apparently being "in a panic." Plus, Teresa Giudice opens up about going under the knife (again!) and Kristen Bell reveals the epic fight she had with hubby Dax Shepard that lasted for days! Don't forget to vote in today's poll on Twitter at @naughtynicerob or in our Facebook group. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Mentioned in this episode:  A marathon runner told to start resting after an MS diagnosis.‘I was afraid because I didn't know what would happen to me so I just kept going'.Symptoms vs. Marathon running. Cheryl's initial symptoms were painful and strong. She was told by her neurologist to wear an arm cuff to help with electric shock pain. Unsurprisingly it didn't help. I was given no information about MS at the time of diagnosis. I didn't know anything about it. I didn't know it was a central nervous system thing. Despite the MRI showing multiple lesions in my brain but the doctor told her that he couldn't diagnose her because there was a lack of clinical evidence. Everything I read online was so negative. My husband would find me at 3am googling MS in tears. When I started running again I started noticing problems with my foot. I realised it was a symptom called drop foot. Cheryl went to see her doctor and she told her to ‘lower her expectations'.  Cheryl shows us her Ankle-foot-orthotic (AFO) (take a look on youtube) which helps her run with drop foot. Cheryl takes us through her best and worst marathons of all time. Running with her husband by her side, he's there to stop her drifting off and to open water bottles. Cheryl Hile wants to encourage as many people with MS as possible to join her in her races to prove you can still do anything despite an MS diagnosis. In the last race she did, she got (contact details for Run A Myelin my shoes) I fell in love with running because of Cheryl Hile. Cheryl showed me it was possible. It's pretty much free, you get outdoors, it minimizes anxiety and depression.  My family and friends couldn't understand that because you can run one day, you can't necessarily do anything else the next day. How to deal with receiving hate messages. Learning to run when you have the most energy during the day and prioritising your health. People don't understand that chronic illness conditions fluctuate. The worst thing someone can say to someone else with chronic fatigue… ‘I'm tired too.'Having to leave the job you love because of the diagnosis and when other people are covering up your mistakes due to brain fog, it was time to leave. How Cheryl Hile keeps going alongside marathon running. Cheryl Hile shares her tips on how to get into running. Grab a calendar and start gamifying running.I got started with running via the Couch to 5k app. I did it at lunchtime on weekdays so that there was nobody around. Questions from our ENabled warriors' facebook group. The big question of the episode: How do you manage the potty stops during the marathon?! Find out the weirdest thing Cheryl Hile has ever done… Warning, it's pretty gross and involves snails.   Get in touch with Cheryl:www.cherylhile.com   MS Connection blog mention: https://www.msconnection.org/Blog/December-2018/Run-a-Myelin-My-Shoes Cheryl's blog:https://www.cherylhile.com/category/run-a-myelin-my-shoesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/pink.orbea Are you ready to join a secret underground tribe of people that ‘get it'? Search for the ENabled warriors group on Facebook to ask your questions in future interviewsOr follow us on Insta: DISabledtoENabledAre you affected by stress? Take the 5-day stress challenge and see if you can live stress-free: free 5 day stress challenge____________________________________________________Have you ever felt out of your depth in the kitchen? Do you keep cooking the same thing?Liven up your dinner tonight with Gousto and have meals like this... Get 60% off your first box and 30% off your first month (UK only) by clicking here: https://mmini.me/gousto

Dr Tea Nguyen owns Pacific Point Podiatry in Santa Cruz, California and has a special interest in diabetic limb salvage. She opened her solo practice in August 2018, which has a revived her love for podiatry. She never planned on owning her own podiatry business, but after falling pregnant her employer didn't respond favourably to her needs, so after having her daughter Vylet she was given very little choice but to work for herself.  'Having a child is not like having a pet. There's a lot more forward-thinking required".    On this episode we discuss:   How she fell into her practice Positive changes after having a child  Her passion for diabetic foot care Seeing a need and filling a gap in the market Being an anti-micromanager: you've got to let people make decisions and learn from their errors.  "What do you want to learn? If it does not come to you, you need to go and search for the information yourself".    BIGGEST surprise having own business   Tea was surprised by how much she enjoys having her own practice and how happy it has made her. As an employee, she struggled to get out of bed in the morning, but as a business owner, this is no longer the case.      "I only know what I know and I don’t know what I don’t know, so I never have a problem telling a patient to get a second opinion".    Final Tip   If you’re in a situation that is not in your favour, you’ll find renewed purpose by opening your own business.    If Drtea_podiatry Email teadpm@gmail.com  

Dex Randall coaches men on managing, reducing and preventing burnout. After experiencing severe burnout himself, Dex feels drawn to helping others - and showing them how easy and quickly you can recover from burnout and consequently live a happier more fulfilled life.  The topics we cover:  What is burnout? The symptoms of burnout  Who is most susceptible to burnout. 'Having to cope' - leads to burnout. Burnout is portable - it's likely you will take it to your next job.  The habit of burnout. The impacts of our changing work culture  "I quit my job and 3 weeks later had a massive heart attack". Suffering silently  "Unlearning everything I knew" Asking for help - The strength of vulnerability The incidence of burnout is being pushed down the age spectrum. The correlation between high achievers and burnout  Most people know they are in burnout  Leaking time vs efficient ways of working Meditation - the one basic thing everyone can do To connect with Dex

Founded in 1996, Lafayette 148 has steadily grown to become a massive contemporary brand. Recently, co-founder and CEO Deirdre Quinn decided it was time to introduce change to the SoHo-native company. Following a headquarters move to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Quinn spent her time and resources reinvesting in the company. After decades of building out different departments and teams, her focus was shifted to finding a way to bring all parts of the company together, and to use these new efficiencies to begin international retail expansion and experimentation with technology like AI. On this week's episode of The Glossy Podcast, Hilary Milnes sits down with Quinn to discuss where the company is going, what she's learned about physical retail and how Lafayette 148 is creating a focused lifestyle brand.

Kanye suggested it months ago in a ye olde Twitter rant and now Instagram is considering removing how many likes you get on images, which could result in the influencer apocalypse and free the rest of us from the dopamine like cycle for good. Plus, is asking for help the real secret to success? And in recent years, the term ‘having it all' has been redefined, broken down and dismissed, so why are we all still subconsciously trying to get there? And where even is ‘there'? And then we kinda lose it and talk shit about being useless at sport and being bullied in primary school. Enjoy Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Wake Up Show talks about being sick, guilty pleasure shows, being aggressive in the bedroom, and having 'the talk' with the person you are dating... It's a ladies podcast with a guest today, Kara from our digital department! Remember 18+ ONLY!! EP 84

In this episode of Consumering, I speak with Lesley a 41-year-old woman in Chicago about her decision to not have kids. Hear about the factors that brought her to this decision and how she lives a fulfilling life.

'Having moments vs. Chasing moments' Coming soon - Spirit of Business miniCourse™ Course Registration Now Open - https://spiritofbusinesscourse.com If you found value in today's episode please drop a comment or send me feedback. xoxo ~Lisa Puerto Super Agent ® --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lasuperagent/message

Bob Talks about how there are more podcasts than drops of water in the sea, #padcasts, 'Trying to write like Mac Miller' and 'Having the Magic Touch'. The songs featured on this episode are: Face The Sun, Corn Monster, Playing with Lead, Everything Means Nothing To Me Now, Head In The Clouds, The New Year, The Window. You'll Love it.

'Having and Losing a Soulmate' is my first interview on Hat Radio. It is our maiden podcast voyage! Thank you for joining us. This story is so beautiful, and told by my dear friend, Lou Berkovitz. In essence, it is a raw and candid discussion with a man who found his soul mate, Renee Roth, and was blessed to spend ten years together with her, until a very grey day when this passionate, kind and stunning woman died of lung cancer. I wanted to do my first interview with Lou because he is articulate as a radio-man himself and therefore able and willing to share well with others the intimacies of the greatest love affair of his life time. His personal story as a paramedic, a casino developer and today as yoga teacher and an ambassador of Lululemon, is also compelling and reflects this 60-year old man's drive to grow and live life to its utmost. For one singular decade he did so with the love of his life, the apple of his eye - Renee Roth!    in 'Having and Losing a Soulmate' you will also be privy to Lou and Renee's first date; the time Lou leaned Renee up against the fridge and said unabashedly for the first time, "I love you". You will listen to Lou's fascination with his wife's hand's which he stated were, "tiny and delicate....thoughtful, with a sense of kindness that always came through them." You'll  hear Lou and Renee's romantic love affair, complete with giggles and a whole lot of fun, a passion for adventure and predicated on trust and real, genuine love. Lou and Renee were of one soul. They had a deep and meaningful relationship, the kind most of us would want. I enjoyed watching them together. I appreciated that Lou agreed to speak to me about it and I am forever grateful for his openness and what he brings to this new podcast - Hat Radio. After doing the interview I wasn't sure if i should celebrate to its fullest what Lou and Renee had for a blip in time, or mourn what they lost - a soulmate. In the end, I did both. Enjoy my discussion with Lou and feel free to contact me with any questions or thoughts on your own love affair. If you like 'Having and Losing a Soulmate' please share it with others. Thanks!

We often hear friends, coworkers, family, etc say that they like to 'have options' or 'keep their options open' but how often do we see these same people go all in on any of those options? Having options only works for so long; eventually you have to take a leap and commit to a path!  Join the Mastermind Here! Doc Parsley's Sleep Remedy: Click here for Doc Parsley's Sleep Remedy! Use offer code ZeroXcuses for 10% off! I'm participating in the Mark Divine's Courage Foundation BURPEES FOR VETS challenge to support their programs for veterans with PTS. I've committed to doing 100,000 burpees in 2018! I am pledging $0.02 for every burpee I do.  Check out my fundraising page and please consider making a donation or pledge per burpee to help me reach my goal of $25,000! Support Kenyon's Goal of Raising $25,000 for Veterans! Support the show by visiting our sponsors and affiliates!!! See all our recommended books and products in our Amazon shop:  http://kenyonzitzka.com/shop Are you looking to band together with like-minded alpha males who are looking to build discipline, regain control of your time, build wealth and ultimately live life on your terms? We have recently launched the Infinite Results Mastermind where you can do just that. If you are interested in committing to getting exactly what you want in your life then join us at the link below: Infinite Results Mastermind Are you looking to build rock-solid discipline? Regain control over your time? Build your bank account? Connect on a deep level with your family? If so and you're willing to invest the time, money and energy into reaching your goals checkout my discipline coaching program! I teach you the fundamental tools, strategies, and tactics necessary to have discipline in every area of your life! It's by application only and I only have a few spots for this! Discipline Coaching Connect with us here: Check out our blog! Zero Xcuses Facebook Group: Join the Zero Xcuses FB Group Support this show by visiting our various affiliates and sponsors HERE.

We reach the third week of the training programme covered in Climbing The Mountain:The Performer's Journey Into Presence. We discuss 'Having an Experience' and 'On Laughter'. Also John has arrived in Bogotá, Colombia and reflects on the nomadic life of an artist as well as bringing you up to date with a very busy fortnight of work from DUENDE's Artists and Associates around the world.

Tom Mulliez turned his rock bottom moment of being laid off from his corporate job into an opportunity to start building his dream business.   Tom created iTrekkers, an outdoor adventure company that allows customers to book guided outdoor adventures online and it's his first entrepreneurial venture after in his words 'Having a number of great ideas that he never took action on.' Tom has always loved the outdoors and his earliest outdoor adventure memory is being on a trail with his father in the North Georgia mountains.  

 Legendary scribe and sportscaster,Dr.Melvin''Doc''Stanley Sr.,hits the airwaves once again with his renowned and award winning radio show,'Sports In Depth/'.Romel Thomas returns with Mr. Glenn Coffee Senior,as they talk about his forthcoming book and the international interview this weekend with Glenn Coffee Senior and junior on the campus of Alabama this forthcoming weekend. We too plan to be a part of the broadcast from Sao Paulo,Brazil.  Harold and Dusty,the no thrills but all truth brothers are back as too,Jimmy''The Wall Street Wizard'' is back in the fold tonight too.The Knicks and Rangers continue to lose. Spring training has opened up for major league baseball.And this weekend is NBA All*Star weekend. We thank you again for joining us,where we always,''Rope the rumors,Lasso the issues and Brand the truth.'' *TRUST*IN*GOD* ''You can't take what can't be taken or desires not to be so.'' ''They don't know and they don't need to know.'' ''People think you are doing what they are doing.' ''Having a show doesn't mean you are in the know.'' ''Besides not doing it,they don't see anything wrong with that.'' ''A lot of people blame the devil when they are bringing all the hell on themselves.'' '' It seems people will always think less of you than to elevate you.And too often the so called friends and family leading the pack.'' ''Some times family is only in name.'' ''If one loves,one cares we all must learn the value of time.For all to often we don't realize we don't have a lot of it,time in life.''  Doc's Words Of Wit And Wisdom  

THIS WEEK IN OUTRAGE: the boys take on suicide slacktivism, lady beers, Game of Thrones cameos, and notorious Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony (we did it!). This week's theme song: 'Having a Blast' by Chiptune Radio.

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Please visit our website post about this Episode with Ginger Root. It can be found at the following address: http://bit.ly/2rrjpxl How long has it been since Richard has hosted? Almost a full month. Here at Kilson Street, a month translates to about 3-4 episodes. So we're glad to have him back. You should comment down at the bottom of this post to tell Richard how much you love him. It's been too long... Anyway, let's get into Ginger Root. Yes! These kids, and I say kids because I'm an old ass man compared to them, have got their music flowing tight. Hailing from Huntington Beach, this group is mainly lead by Cameron, who is the writer, vocals, keys, bass, drums, etc. It's tough finding a great rhythm section that has the talent that Anthony (Bass guitar) and Matt (Drums) have. Round this out with great musicianship and you have a group ready to make hits. And at their very young age, I wouldn't be surprised to see them grow into musical beasts within the next few years. This is a rare band. Seriously. Ginger Root getting some reps in before showtime! Photo by Kilson Street It's always enjoyable to mix a band that just doesn't have a whole lot of flaws, if any. I find myself loving the music after each listen. And I tend to listen to music from each episode very frequently. There always seems to be a song that stands out for each episode but with these guys, all the songs they performed on episode 89 popped out so damn much, I couldn't stop listening to them. And luckily, if you find yourself liking the hell out of their music, they got quite a few tracks up on Bandcamp and on Facebook that you cold dig up. I haven't checked other music services yet but I'm sure they won't be hard to find elsewhere. Please make sure you catch these guys at their next gigs coming up in the summer of 2017. You won't be disappointed. We would like to thank the band for their time and for playing in a hot ass garage. Their cooperation and overall kindness helped make this episode possible.

The title question for this podcast might seem unusual. A more normal question would be, "What have you experienced?" My choice of words was inspired by a conversation that I had with a friend of mine from Bangladesh, Suman. He told me that because his country is warm and tropical, that he and his countrymen have no experience of snow. A friend of his now lives in Japan, and was able to describe to him how amazing and beautiful this white phenomenon is. Having never experienced(1) it before, it was a surprising and pleasant shock. I searched online to find out how many people, similarly, have never experienced snow. Well, I only came up with(2) a rough estimate, as nobody can be absolutely sure of the number. About 40% of the world's population has never seen snow in person. The areas that get no snow are equatorial South America and Africa, and the desert areas of the Middle East. This made me think of natural phenomena that I have never experienced. Coming from England, a green, cool country, I have never experienced a vast desert. This might seem funny to those of you who come from drier countries. And even though I have traveled fairly extensively, I have only seen the desert briefly in Arizona, and also the semi-arid La Mancha in Spain. I am not familiar with miles of sand. And how about you? Which kind of climate or phenomenon have you never experienced? Would you feel comfortable, for example, in a very green, rainy country, or is it more normal for you to see sand and sun? I wonder what it would feel like for an Eskimo who has never been around greenery to experience a tropical forest, or rolling, green hills full of sheep. It would take some time to get used to it, for sure(3). Another thing that I haven't experienced is the Aurora Borealis. I'm sure that the sky full of shifting colors would hypnotize me, and it would take a while to realize that it is real. Let me know which phenomenon you have never experienced but would like to. 1. 'Having never experienced it before,..' having + a past participle, is a great way to make a sentence interesting and different, as the main clause has to come afterwards.  a. Having gone shopping, she came back with ten bags and a big smile on her face. b. Having never scuba dived before, he was nervous but excited. c. Having studied non-stop for eight hours, he ate dinner and went straight to bed. 2. 'To come up with' is another interesting use of 'up' in English that adds to an idiomatic phrase. In this case, the phrase means to produce, discover, or to come to a conclusion. a. The investigators examined the room for hours, but only came up with one fingerprint. b. We brainstormed about how to fix the problem. It was our youngest child who came up with the solution! 3. 'For sure' is a little add-on that we often use to just confirm what we have stated. It can also be said to agree with what someone else has just stated. a. If we want to avoid the traffic, we'll have to leave early, for sure. b. "If she keeps practicing, she will be a proficient driver in a few months."   "For sure!" 

Coach Chuck Kriese's American Tennis - Broadcast of November 16, 2016 - In one of Coach Chuck Kriese's instructional series programs, the importance of doing what is right; doing it the right way and doing it right now is discussed...   He gives coaches, youngsters and parents some insights on how to be ahead of the curve with the work to be done and the lessons to be learned from the ups and downs of competition.   Join Coach Kriese every Wednesday on American Tennis at noon on WeCoachTennis.com and UR10Snetwork.com and www.Chuckkriese.net

As cars were banned from central Paris this weekend and the health risks of pollution hit the headlines, Mark Porter examines the statistic that pollution kills 29,000 people a year in the UK. And he visits a pioneering clinic at Southampton General Hospital where falls in the elderly are seen as a risk factor for underlying health problems; 'Having a hip fracture is like having a heart attack or stroke' explains Dr Mark Baxter. 50% of people who have a hip fracture will have previously presented with a fall, but once they go on to break a hip, 1 in 10 elderly people may not be alive at the end of the month and up to 25% by the end of the year. Many elderly people are found to be on multiple treatments - blood pressure pills or bladder pills for example - that make people fall over. In recent years there has been much more attention paid to the cumulative burden of the side effects of medicines in the elderly - particularly the group of commonly used drugs known as Anticholinergics. And according to new research by a team at the University of East Anglia, taking Anticholinergics increases the risk of falls too - particularly in men. Following news of the Meningitis B vaccine in children, an Inside Health listener got in touch to ask why it wasn't being given to teenagers in light of data showing that there is a second peak in incidence in the disease among 15 - 19 year olds? Mark talks to Professor Andrew Pollard, Chair of the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation. And Inside Language: Dr Margaret McCartney and Professor Carl Heneghan demystify the terminology of medicine and research. This week, false positives and false negatives; when is something not what it seems, and when does it seem what it's not?

Philip Williamson shares his message on 'Having the Patience of Job' at the Hukanui Bible Church Family Service on Sunday the 31st of May 2015

The sermon was delivered on Sunday, June 1, 2014, at All Souls Unitarian Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, by Rev. Dr. Marlin Lavanhar, Senior Minister. SERMON DESCRIPTION A new crop of graduates are setting off on the next stage of their lives this summer. Most likely their heads are filled with dreams and visions of what their futures might look like. At least, we hope they have some dreams. How about for the rest of us? What has happened to your dreams? Have they come true? Have they been lost? In the movie The Graduate, there is a character, Mrs. Robinson, who has lost her dreams and lost interest in life and so she escapes into having sexual affairs with young men who are half her age and who she barely knows. When we stop dreaming, our hearts begin to die and our souls begin to dry out. In contrast, there are dreamers in life whose lives seem filled with passion and hope and possibility. As we congratulate our graduates on Sunday at 10 and 11:30, let us talk about having dreams and not having dreams and what that means. All graduates of all ages, high school and above, will be honored in our services. SUBSCRIBE TO AUDIO PODCAST: VIEW ON YOUTUBE: SUBSCRIBE TO WATCH OTHER VIDEOS: GIVE A DONATION TO HELP US SPREAD THIS LOVE BEYOND BELIEF: LET'S CONNECT: Facebook: Twitter: All Souls Church Website:

Life Matters TV presents 'Having the right Strategy', another teaching from Pastor Chris Demetriou at Cornerstone the Church. For more information visit our website at www.life-matters.tv

"'Having them (Republicans) on the panel is like having Osama bin Laden on the 9/11 Commission' - Lynn on the U.S. House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol."