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11-04-20 7AM national Election Recap by Bax & O'Brien Podcast

10-30-20 7AM "Murr" from impractical Jokes, by Bax & O'Brien Podcast

Build a website in just 5 days (even if you're not techie) at www.free5daywebsitechallenge.com Learn how to market yourself online without ads, algorithms or spending all your time on social media at www.howtomarketyourselfonline.com Learn how to get your first web design client at www.startafreelancewebdesignbiz.com Leave a Review! If you’re anything like me when I first started my side hustle, you might have found yourself thinking… “I already have so much to do, how am I gonna find the time to build my business too?” But then I looked at how I was spending my time. Waking up at 7AM and lazily watching Bravo reality TV as I slowly got ready to drag myself into a day job that I hated. Leaving for work at the last minute and trying to come home as early as possible just like everyone else, which had me sitting in rush hour traffic. Binge-watching Netflix after dinner and on lazy weekend days. Scrolling Facebook in my spare moments to see what my old high school friends were up to. Never planning ahead, always reacting to circumstances around me. And I wished my life was different. I wished I made more money, doing something that I actually loved, that I worked from home and had more freedom. I might have felt busy at work… but outside of work I had plenty of opportunities to work on my dream. But I’d let myself get hacked.  And exactly what this week’s guest is here to talk about. How we let our lives get hacked, how we pay for all the “free” things we spend our time on with our attention, and how it’s stealing our dreams from us. Kary Oberbrunner is an author, coach, and speaker who helps individuals and organizations clarify who they are, why they're here, and where they're going so they can share their message with the world.  And he’s here today to show us how to become Unhackable so that we can succeed in business and life. Everything Kary talks about is so impactful and powerful.  If you love this episode, which I know you will, be sure to check out Kary’s brand new book, Unhackable, coming out this Saturday, October 24th! Kary and I talk about: Kary’s journey as a pastor, to side hustler, to author and publisher Kary’s powerful lessons on failure Why you should break down your projects into smaller steps Important questions you should start asking yourself The one belief Kary had to change about himself to get where he is today My favorite quotes from Kary: “I believe we were all meant for a great purpose” “When you get hacked, that means you get distracted, you get diverted” “The fuel to become unhackable is enthusiasm” Bio: Kary Oberbrunner is an author, coach, and speaker who helps individuals and organizations clarify who they are, why they're here, and where they're going so they can become souls on fire, experience unhackability, and share their message with the world. As a child and young adult, Kary overcame a paralyzing speech disorder and an addiction to self-injury. In the past twenty years, he’s ignited over one million people with his content. He lives in Ohio with his wife, Kelly, and three children. Resources Mentioned: Unhackable Book From Broke and Frustrated to $100,000/Month Blogging in Less Than 3 Years with Alex Nerney Connect with Kary: Kary's Website Kary's Instagram Kary's Facebook Kary's Twitter Kary's YouTube

*Election 2020* As part of our special election coverage, we spoke with Grand County Clerk/Auditor Quinn Hall and Chief Deputy Clerk Jana Smith about voting. They provide details on the local mail-in process and voter registration. Some important dates/info for Grand County: October 13th: Ballots will be mailed to all registered voters. If you are registered, you should see your ballot in your mailbox around October 20th. Return your ballot by mail, or drop it in a secure box at the Clerk’s office. If you know you are registered but didn’t receive a ballot by October 20th, call the Clerk’s office at 435-259-1321. October 23rd: This is the last day to register to vote in Utah (online) at vote.utah.gov. If you still need to register after this deadline, visit the Clerk’s office Monday-Friday, 8AM-5PM at 125 East Center Street, Moab. November 2nd: This is the last day to return your ballot by mail. You can also drop your ballot in a secure box at the Grand County Courthouse, at 125 East Center Street, Moab. November 3rd: Election Day! The Grand County Clerk’s office will be open from 7AM to 8PM for ballot drop off and in-person voting. If you’re not registered, you can register today and vote by provisional ballot. Grand County Election Info https://www.grandcountyutah.net/612/Elections Register to Vote https://vote.utah.gov Grand County Clerk's Office Info 435-259-1321 125 East Center Street Moab, UT

FHTV Daily Devotions- Sacred Sayings E6, 7AM by Father's House SA

Today in the Cage: DT & Mitchell Blair • Pense Kraft Hockeyville:Vote early and often tomorrow morning starting at 7AM! • Graeme Crosbie - Pense Rink Board (6:00) • Craig Button - TSN (22:00) • Arash Madani - Sportsnet (48:00) • Aaron Bronsteter - UFC TSN (1:33:00)

BREAKING NEWS! “How Did I Get This Far?” has another episode out now! Host Amanda Ogen gets the latest updates from expert guest Julia Palazzo on the basics of understanding the news. Julia has worked as a reporter, a co-host, and a fill-in anchor for news stations in three different cities across the country. The two share their top stories and advice on finding, understanding, and communicating about the news. Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Learn more about the news by following Julia on her verified Twitter account @JuliaPalazzoTV or on her Facebook page @WKRNJuliaPalazzo. If you are local to Nashville, you can watch her on “Good Morning Nashville” from 4AM to 7AM. Let’s get far! Subscribe to “How Did I Get This Far?” wherever you listen to podcasts and follow along on social media: Instagram @howdidigetthisfarpod Facebook @howdidigetthisfar Twitter @howdidigetthis1 Edited by: Micky Ferguson Get updates via email or SMS: https://howdidigetthisfar.podcave.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey listeners it’s Gordon with My Career Fit. We are now over 3 months into the Global Pandemic and while businesses are opening up again unemployment is continuing to rise. As of this recording the U.S. has over 45M people unemployed. That number is staggering. As a result I thought it would be a good idea to use this platform to help provide as much information as I can that might be helpful and useful to you as you consider finding a job again or even if you’re contemplating making a move or pivoting your career. There’s a lot going on and frankly a ton of news with very little information at times. Beginning today and every Wednesday morning at 7AM we’ll be releasing a short, easily consumable episode solely dedicated to providing you with a job and career search advice. Of course we continue to do the work of researching companies for you so you don’t have to by acting as your go-to destination for you to research companies and careers. Hear directly from CEOs, Hiring Managers and Recruiters tell you about who they are what they're about. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/my-career-fit-podcast/message

Marten Kooij from Horowhenua Kapiti Football Referees returns to Beach FM 106.3's Kick-Off Sports Breakfast Show with Damian Collins. Marten updates us on return to play for football, new rule changes coming into with the new season and more. The Kick-Off Sports Breakfast Show with Damian Collins every Saturday from 7AM to 10AM on 106.3 FM and streaming live on www.beachfm.co.nz

Chapter 12: Seattle, WA - In October 2017, I took my third trip to the Emerald City, Seattle, WA. A city I always loved to visit, Seattle became a go to city as one of my favorites in the country. From the laid back culture, innovation mindset, and it's beautiful scenery, this was a place I always wanted to live. However, it was a walk to Kerry Park at 7AM on a Sunday morning that allowed me to finally understand who I was and what I wanted for the next chapter of my life.

Hyderabad, India lockdown sound recorded by Varun Venugopal. "I am a sound recordist working in film and television from Hyderabad. "When the lockdown was announced everybody took it up to stay at home for a change, and result of the following day was unbelievable.  "When i woke up at around 7AM it was as if something had gone wrong, I couldn't hear a single vehicle that is usually blaring. I ran out to see if what I was hearing was legit.  "I stepped out onto my terrace to see it was bliss to be surrounded in clean and quiet air. There was a vendor who was selling vegetables in the morning." Part of the #StayHomeSounds project, documenting the sounds of the global coronavirus lockdown around the world - for more information, see http://www.citiesandmemory.com/covid19-sounds

Seriously, you have no idea how easy it is to be a best selling author. When you see a book on the best seller list of Amazon, don’t you assume that it must be selling hundreds of thousands? Try 800. Not 800,000, just 800. That’s what both the authors on this Happy Hour tell us. Dr Chris Yandle gets up around 6AM. By around 7AM he’s jotting down a clever line that he’s dreamed up since 6AM. He puts the clever line on a piece of paper and slips it into his daughter’s book bag. (This is not the plot of a novel, btw, this is what actually happens in the Yandle household in Mandeville.) So, anyway, after Dr Chris has a bunch of these notes he writes them up into a book called Lucky Enough, which turns out to be a prophetic title ‘cause he’s lucky enough to sell out of the whole run and be a big deal in the non-fiction world and seriously that’s only about 600 books later. You’d be forgiven for not believing these numbers could possibly be true, but then Fermin Ceballos confirms them. Fermin is also the author of a book called Pisadno Mi Sombra, which you have probably already gathered is in Spanish, and there’s some English in there too. Fermin is also shocked at his successful book sales of around 800 books – and both of our authors are working on their second books! Fermin also happens to be a talented musician, which is his primary job. There’s a parallel world of Latin music in New Orleans and the South in general in which Fermin is a star, and deservedly so. You can also catch him online on the Band Together benefit concert to raise money for Covidly-unemployed musicians. Connie Bellone is not an author or a musician but she does live on the Northshore, in delightful Madisonville. However, most of her work is done on the Southshore, brightening the lives of under-privileged children with her Health & Education Alliance of Louisiana, aka HEAL. Just as an aside, she is not killing wild turkeys over there in Madisonville, though there is apparently no good reason not to. Andrew Duhon and Fermin Ceballos team up as best one can on Zoom on a beautiful Andrew Duhon tune, Promised Land. Photos by Jill Lafleur.

Sorry about the late episode today everyone!! This week on Pair-A-Dice Anthony & Jayci ask what you would do if the world ended, our favorite cult show, and why we were grocery shopping at 7AM.

Hiiiiii listener friends!You asked, we listened. Today, we bring you the man you’ve all been wanting on the show for quite some time: the utterly impressive Dylan Alcott. Dylan is a professional athlete, media personality, motivational speaker, bestselling author, and disability advocate. (And us? We’re completely out of breath just typing that.)In this episode, we talk about the childhood moment that shaped Dylan’s approach to life, his career jump from pro basketball to tennis, and the love story with his partner Chantelle.Thank you so much to Keep It Cleaner making this episode of Shameless possible. Sign up to Keep It Cleaner here. And make sure you’re following them on Instagram at @keepitcleaner to join their FREE live workout this Friday the 27th of March, 7AM.If you’d like to hear more from Dylan, which you no doubt 1000% do, check out his podcast, ListenABLE, here, and make sure you hit ‘subscribe’ on Apple Podcasts and ‘follow’ on Spotify. You can also catch Dylan on Instagram @dylanalcott.As for us? Here are all the links your heart desires!Our Insta profile.Our Facebook Group.Our book-club.And our weekly newsletter!Shameless Podcast is very much an independent vehicle that runs on the support of our incredible listeners - that's you! So, if you'd like to support the show, we would like that very much. Hit 'subscribe' on Apple Podcasts or 'follow' on Spotify, and leave a review if you're feeling especially generous. Then sit back and bask in our eternal, abundant love.Your hosts are Zara Beach Hero McDonald (@zamcdonald) and Michelle Wants Michael Buble’s Attention Andrews (@michelleandrews1).This episode was produced by Annabelle Lee for Shameless Media.

Alright folks, Jacob & Jeremy are back with you yet another week. Spring time is here and people are busy and they must have turkey hunting on their mind. Our scheduled guests are having a hard time catching up with us this week so it's just us again. Don't worry, we have some really great guests lined up for the upcoming weeks! This week we pretty much just talk turkey hunting and we talk a little bit about turkey hunting, and did we mention turkey hunting? Toward the end of the show, Jacob attempts to get all tech savvy and start up a Facebook Live while we record, some of you might have seen/heard this episode but you didn't catch the first 3/4 of the show (unless you listen in to K106 every Saturday mornings at 7AM)! Listen in to this episode of Outdoor County Talk!

Today's story is about when Shawna's mom refused to wake her up in the morning because of the way Shawna acted. Fast forward to today and Shawna is very energized and excited to speak to groups at 7AM. What changed? Shawna realized that she has a high self that she can step and walk into. Problem and Stress - People have 2 versions of their true authentic self - a high self and a low self. These are not good/bad types of you. But more like motivated and proactive self vs depressed and reactive self. You have the power to operate in the higher self, but it is your choice. Solution and Examples: Focus on what you can control and move towards the things that lead you to "flow" or "put you in the zone". You have to prime the pump to get yourself going. Maybe use pictures, music, walks in nature, cards from loved ones, etc. to get you focused on your purpose in life. Only make decisions when you are in your high self. Be aware of when you are in your low self.

One of our favorite guests is back on the show! When Ugo interviewed Darlene Hildebrandt in episode 85, she expressed her intention to come to Venice for the Carnival and join the workshop that Ugo leads there every year.Darlene is the creator of Digital Photo Mentor. She has been a professional photographer for over 30 years, and photography educator since 2011. Darlene provides valuable articles on her site, has a free ebook, and offers online photography courses, as well as photography travel tours. Her next tours are to Morocco in April and Peru and India in the fall of 2020.As sometimes happens, things didn’t go exactly as planned and, also thanks to a broken foot, Darlene had to wait more than two years before she could come to Venice.She finally did just recently and that was a perfect opportunity to interview her again and ask about her impressions of Venice and the Carnival.We recorded the interview in busy St. Mark’s Square and, even though it was still 7AM, there was a lot going on. It was also quite windy, so the audio quality wasn’t the best, but everything is still perfectly intelligible. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Yo refusers! Don't worry, I'm not depressed - just filming at like 7AM after meditation LOL. Wasn't planning on doing this video but thought you might get some value seeing the behind the scenes of my goal-setting process for 2020. You can even follow along and do it yourself with me! Here's Complete GOAL SETTING Workshop - Make 2020 YOUR Best Year Ever! If you'd like to get the free 11 Questions to Change your life click here: ➡ https://www.refusingtosettle.com Join the My Best Journal 2.0 Course and use this "weird" method of 6-in -1 journaling to change your life forever in under 10-min a day: ➡ https://www.mybestjournal.com Follow Me On Instagram: ➡ @clarkkegley #GoalSetting #HowToSetGoals #2020Goals Refusing to settle, Clark

The Mildura Memory, Walk & Jog is on this Sunday at Nowingi Place from 7AM. Matman had a talk with Maree McCabe, CEO of Dementia Australia about the event and the staggering numbers of people that suffer with the disease throughout the Mallee.

Familiaaaa, Hora Martes empesamos con "Quien ta mal ahi". Es un poco controvercial porque no se sabe bien que parte(s) es/son ciertas pues...nosotros nomas hablamos porqueeee...pos la mera neta quien sabe porque pero se puso bueno! Recordamos un poco nuestra infancia y tambien estan regalando "pancakes" hoy de 7AM a 7PM...escuchenos haber si alcansa...pa'que luego no dija que Don Cheto no le da nada jijiji Los kero mucho...verda guena familiaaaa...

Welcome to Pardon My Accent Podcast Ep.1! With your host @Melodyslife & Co-host @Nycrudy.In todays episode we talk about why we decided to start a podcast, what can you expect from this podcast and a little about us and where we came from! You can listen to us every Thursday morning at 7AM or watch the show on YouTube.Hope you enjoyed the episode!Follow us on Instagram: @PardonmyaccentshowSubscribe on YouTube: Pardon My Accent Please SHARE, RATE & WRITE A REVIEW to help us grow!

Lilly Donnelly Talks with MHS PACE Music Teacher William Derby. Edited and Produced by MPR Producer Lilly Donnelly. Subscribe for the latest from MPR! New releases weekdays at 7AM.

Katie Holton Talks with MHS Band Teacher Timothy Hooker. Edited and Produced by MPR Reporter Katie Holton. Subscribe for the latest from MPR! New releases weekdays at 7AM.

By Tammy Zonker, Fundraising Strategist & Keynote SpeakerAnyone who manages a portfolio of donors can benefit from these practices. In many ways they’re common sense, but I assure you – they are not common practice. And believe me, I’ve learned some of them the hard way! #1 Be knowledgeable about current eventsListen to NPR, CNN, your favorite local news channel. Read your local paper and business publications, as well as national publications. The New York Times, The Washington Post, USA Today. Digital subscriptions aren’t that expensive and make reading something you can do right from your phone or tablet. Now, there is a fine line between being knowledgeable and being a know-it-all. Remember, you are Switzerland most of the time – meaning, you are neutral. Especially in these turbulent political times. This reading equips you to engage well in conversation and establishes you as an intelligent, well-read and credible person. #2 Know your donorsAsk open-ended questions. Listen to their answers. Notice the little things. Act thoughtfully based on what you learn. What time of day do they prefer to meet? I worked with a high-net worth gentleman who owns an investment firm. He doesn’t like to meet during trading hours. So, when I propose a meeting it’s never between 9:30 & 4 Eastern time weekdays. I’ve worked with an incredible 85-year-old lady who’s a night owl. I know never to call her before 10AM. There’s another gentlemen who’s an Executive VP at a Fortune 500 company. If I want to meet with him, I know it’s 7AM for breakfast at his private club a few blocks from his office. He orders the omelet with a side of blueberries. Notice the small things.  Know their children’s names, their pet’s names, their favorite flower. Not necessarily by asking direct questions, but by observing and listening intently as they talk about their life. It shows your donors that you care. It says I see you. I value you. You are more than a source of contributions. They deserve that respect and care. #3 Keep it cleanKeep your car clean. Keep your office clean. Keep your language clean. Let’s break that down. Keep your car clean. Even if you don’t PLAN to have a donor in your car, spontaneous requests can happen. Once I met with an incredibly generous donor, Marilyn in our office. At the end of the meeting she shared that her husband dropped her off to meet with me, before heading to the Tiger’s game. Could I give her a ride or call her a taxi? Well, of course I drove her the four blocks to the ballpark. Thank goodness my car was clean. How many times has someone asked you for a ride, and you had to quickly unload the passenger seat of materials, fast food wrappers and water bottles? It happens. You’re busy. But you need to keep your car clean for these unexpected occasions. Keep your office clean. How many times does a donor drop by, because they were in the neighborhood? I’ve even had planned donor meetings with a scheduled conference room, but when I arrive another meeting has run over – and we end up meeting in my office. Is your office donor-ready? Or would you be embarrassed by the clutter or confidential information visible on your desk? What’s written on your whiteboard?  Keep your language clean. Seems so obvious, right? But what if your donor routinely uses colorful language? Does that give you permission to fly the f-bomb flag? No, it does not. It will diminish your professionalism and credibility in the eyes of your donor – consciously or unconsciously. It just will. And even if you don’t agree with me – is it worth the risk? PAUSE PAUSE #4 Stay positiveNever let insider politics and cultural frustrations seep into donor conversations. No gossiping. No complaining. Ever. #5 Every donor interaction, every outreach contact needs to be entered into your donor database. Obviously, it serves you and your ability to reference all the details and activities, but it serves your donor. With development staff turning over every 18 to 24 months, it can get annoying for donors to share “one more time” why they love and support your organization. If you really love your donors and your organization, you owe it to them to keep good records. It’s not easy. I struggle sometimes too. But it is important. Those are 5 simple practices for fundraising gift officers. I hope you enjoyed this episode of Friday5. If you did, please comment below and share on social media and be sure to tag me @TammyZonker so others can see your comments. If you liked this Friday5 episode, make a comment below and share it. If you’d like to participate in LIVE training with me every single month – and get access to loads of tools and templates, join my Fundraising Transformers online community at tammyzonker.com/transformers.If you’re on Instagram, follow me @tammyzonker where I’ll post each episode every Friday on my Instagram TV channel.

Gonzalo Barragan Talks with MHS History Teacher Peter Greene. Edited and Produced by MPR Reporter Gonzalo Barragan. Subscribe for the latest from MPR! New releases every weekday at 7AM.

Saylor Garcia Talks with MHS Guidance Counselor Robert Schwartz. Edited and Produced by MPR Producer Saylor Garcia. Subscribe for the latest from MPR! New releases every weekday at 7AM.

Natalie Manley Talks to MHS Architecture Teacher Craig Romanek. Edited by MPR Producer Natalie Manley and Produced by MPR Producer Kendall Psaila. Subscribe for the latest from MPR! New releases every weekday at 7AM.

Charlie Mollin Talks with MHS Guidance Counselor Jennifer Lichtman. Edited and Produced by MPR Producer Charlie Mollin. Subscribe for the latest from MPR! New releases every weekday at 7AM.

Eli Gottsegen Talks with MHS Spanish Teacher Ana Marina Rua Kahn. Edited and Produced by MPR Producer Eli Gottsegan. Subscribe for the latest from MPR! New releases every weekday at 7AM.

Eliana Kraut Talks with MHS PACE Theater Teacher Zac Moore. Edited and Produced by MPR Reporter Eliana Kraut. Subscribe for the latest from MPR! New releases every weekday at 7AM.

Alex Plays to the Moon. Written and Edited by MPR Producer Alex Herzig. Subscribe for the latest from MPR! New releases every weekday at 7AM.

In the final decade of his life, my grandfather woke up every single day at 7AM, picked a fresh wild flower on his morning walk, and took it to my grandmother. One morning, I decided to go with him to see her. And as he placed the flower on her gravestone, he looked up at me and said, “I just wish I had picked her a fresh flower every morning when she was alive. She really would have loved that.”When I’m on the cusp of my 80’s, I don’t want to sit with regrets. I don’t want to wish I had done things differently—especially something as simple, yet meaningful, as picking wild flowers for the love of my life.Don’t you agree?

Liana Becomes Part of It Written and Edited by MPR Producer Liana Haigis Subscribe for the latest from MPR! New releases every weekday at 7AM

Host of 'Car Connection' for 22 years, Nile Jenkins is thrilled to bring his interactive live radio broadcast to JOY Radio! During his debut show Nile spoke to Christian business owners in the Greater Toronto Area that can advertise where his program can now be heard for the first time. Like all advertisers and programs you hear on JOY Radio, 'Car Connection' is sponsored by great businesses! Without the support of these generous sponsors, there wouldn't be a JOY on the airwaves - 'Hometown Christian Radio for the GTA' - proudly proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ to Canadians, and by Canadians! Listen to 'Car Connection' every Saturday at 7AM and join the conversation -- live! And if you're interested in advertising please visit http://thecarconnectionbusinessnetwork.com/ and talk with Nile today.

Good morning New York City! Welcome to Afterglow's NEW home and time slot! 7AM means one thing -> It's Friday, this is your LAST day of commuting into the jungle! Keep glowing, you got this.

Radio Muse, le programme radiophonique européen de découvertes musicales ! This is the ninth edition of Radiomuse, again from Radio Študent in Ljubljana, Slovenia. This time we showcase three local artists, the punk rock trio 7AM, the local singer-songwriter tovariš strmoglavljen and the imaginary folk trio Širom. First we feature the slovenian-german do-it-yourself rock band 7AM. On bass and vocals Anabel, on guitar and vocals also Mičo and Davor on drums play loud and relentless rock music. In the last few years they have released some demos, cds, vinyls and tapes, which are all avaliable on their webpage. They do it all themselves but – as Mičo said in the interview featured in this broadcast – not because they want to, but because they must. The second interview and music presentation of the show is dedicated to tovariš strmoglavljen, also a strong DIY artist, siner-songwriter and band member who's worked with many local acts trough the years and in one or another form released at least eleven solo an collaborative albums as tovariš strmoglavljen, most of which are available on his bandcamp page. This time we dedicate our time to play the music from his last collabotative project with his band PSIHEDELAVCI. We also talked with Iztok Koren from the trio Širom. More than a dozen instruments can be found in the repertoire of Iztok Koren, Samo Kutin and Ana Kravanja and at least as many given musical forms that can be perceived as an inspiration behind the character of this ensemble playing imaginary folk music by their own words. Širom has released two albums before and in 2019 they are releasing a new record titled A Universe that Roasts Blossoms for a Horse. - NOUS SUIVRE | www.radiocampus.fr Insta @radio_campus TW @radiocampus FB @radiocampus NOUS ÉCOUTER | Liste des fréquences FM sur radiocampus.fr Webradio : bit.ly/RCFRenDIRECT

Radio Muse, le programme radiophonique européen de découvertes musicales ! This is the ninth edition of Radiomuse, again from Radio Študent in Ljubljana, Slovenia. This time we showcase three local artists, the punk rock trio 7AM, the local singer-songwriter tovariš strmoglavljen and the imaginary folk trio Širom. First we feature the slovenian-german do-it-yourself rock band 7AM. On bass and vocals Anabel, on guitar and vocals also Mičo and Davor on drums play loud and relentless rock music. In the last few years they have released some demos, cds, vinyls and tapes, which are all avaliable on their webpage. They do it all themselves but – as Mičo said in the interview featured in this broadcast – not because they want to, but because they must. The second interview and music presentation of the show is dedicated to tovariš strmoglavljen, also a strong DIY artist, siner-songwriter and band member who's worked with many local acts trough the years and in one or another form released at least eleven solo an collaborative albums as tovariš strmoglavljen, most of which are available on his bandcamp page. This time we dedicate our time to play the music from his last collabotative project with his band PSIHEDELAVCI. We also talked with Iztok Koren from the trio Širom. More than a dozen instruments can be found in the repertoire of Iztok Koren, Samo Kutin and Ana Kravanja and at least as many given musical forms that can be perceived as an inspiration behind the character of this ensemble playing imaginary folk music by their own words. Širom has released two albums before and in 2019 they are releasing a new record titled A Universe that Roasts Blossoms for a Horse. - NOUS SUIVRE | www.radiocampus.fr Insta @radio_campus TW @radiocampus FB @radiocampus NOUS ÉCOUTER | Liste des fréquences FM sur radiocampus.fr Webradio : bit.ly/RCFRenDIRECT

Radio Muse, le programme radiophonique européen de découvertes musicales ! This is the ninth edition of Radiomuse, again from Radio Študent in Ljubljana, Slovenia. This time we showcase three local artists, the punk rock trio 7AM, the local singer-songwriter tovariš strmoglavljen and the imaginary folk trio Širom. First we feature the slovenian-german do-it-yourself rock band 7AM. On bass and vocals Anabel, on guitar and vocals also Mičo and Davor on drums play loud and relentless rock music. In the last few years they have released some demos, cds, vinyls and tapes, which are all avaliable on their webpage. They do it all themselves but – as Mičo said in the interview featured in this broadcast – not because they want to, but because they must. The second interview and music presentation of the show is dedicated to tovariš strmoglavljen, also a strong DIY artist, siner-songwriter and band member who's worked with many local acts trough the years and in one or another form released at least eleven solo an collaborative albums as tovariš strmoglavljen, most of which are available on his bandcamp page. This time we dedicate our time to play the music from his last collabotative project with his band PSIHEDELAVCI. We also talked with Iztok Koren from the trio Širom. More than a dozen instruments can be found in the repertoire of Iztok Koren, Samo Kutin and Ana Kravanja and at least as many given musical forms that can be perceived as an inspiration behind the character of this ensemble playing imaginary folk music by their own words. Širom has released two albums before and in 2019 they are releasing a new record titled A Universe that Roasts Blossoms for a Horse. - NOUS SUIVRE | www.radiocampus.fr Insta @radio_campus TW @radiocampus FB @radiocampus NOUS ÉCOUTER | Liste des fréquences FM sur radiocampus.fr Webradio : bit.ly/RCFRenDIRECT

If you've noticed by now with all the behind-the-scenes changes, we're 10PM. No longer waking up by 7AM, but now offering America's first late-night daily news podcast... at 10PM. Still debuting on Wednesday, January 1st, 2020. 10PM is a production of UMC News and TheRolyPoly Productions.

Corporate culture perpetuates the idea that we need to fake it ‘til we make it, pretending to have all the answers and projecting confidence in our abilities—whether we feel it or not. But what if there are advantages to not knowing? What if living rich, creative entrepreneurial lives requires that we let go of what we think we know, step into new territory and expand our mental map of the world? Today, Jeffrey considers the benefit of naïveté in creativity and entrepreneurship with Sequoia Blodgett, former music video director and founder of Commas, a tech platform designed to help founders build sustainable businesses. Sequoia shares her journey from directing music videos to the tech world, explaining what she did to secure VC funding for her first company and how the failure of that venture led to the creation of Commas. She addresses the vast disparity of women of color in tech, discussing the unconscious bias prevalent on both sides of private equity and her mission to even the playing field for multicultural entrepreneurs. Listen in to understand how travel enhances creativity and learn how to navigate your own knowledge gaps in the pursuit of an excellent life. Key Takeaways [0:02] How naïveté can work to our advantage ‘Fake it ‘til you make it’ = destructive business advice Wide-eyed not-knowing benefits pursuit of creative life Let go of what think know as step into new territory [4:44] How Sequoia’s creative genius expressed itself early on Organize ideas + people in form of magazine, film Exposed to father’s creative work at Pixar Studied TV, dance and film at Loyola University [11:47] Sequoia’s frustration with the business of making music videos Can’t just create what you want (write hundreds of treatments) Must prove yourself over and over again Politics means work may never be released [17:43] What inspired Sequoia to step into the tech world Learned about VC working at tech camp for girls Crowdfunding to attend Draper University Tim Draper invested in first tech company 7AM [29:59] How the failure of 7AM informed the creation of Commas Didn’t understand business, burned through capital Platform to help entrepreneurs build profitable business [34:46] The navigation of knowledge gaps in pursuit of excellence Access to much info, yet rapid change renders us ignorant Learn to recover from failure savvier but not jaded [39:10] Sequoia’s mindset shift around what it means to fail Mentor explained that failure necessary for learning Freed from weight of having to be right [40:04] The vast disparity of women of color in tech Issue on both sides (i.e.: unconscious bias, pattern matching) Mission to even playing field for multicultural founders [46:01] Sequoia’s insight around trying to do it all yourself Scale with systems when small, leverage automation Tech to build cashflow business and then hire team [48:06] What Sequoia is doing to foster a strong inner life Hire coaches to make sure Commas is successful Support with business and self-development [51:20] Sequoia’s take on the necessity of wonder Travel to experience other perspectives Creativity improves when embrace other cultures [57:27] What Sequoia is learning to say NO to Reject opportunities not necessary for growth Left Black Enterprise to say YES to other opportunities [1:02:22] How to expand your mental map of the world Know what you don’t know + create support pack Create nurture pack to foster inner awareness Learn from people your brand elevates Get outside yourself to shake up perspective Connect with Sequoia Commas Commas Podcast Sequoia’s Website Resources A Wondrous Mind on 1440 Multiversity Ray Dalio Sequoia’s Dad’s Blog Dave Meyers Sequoia’s Music Video Draper University Alexa Café Adobe Creative Suite Scratch Awesomeness TV Tim Draper Y Combinator Adobe InDesign Black Tech Mecca Sequoia’s Article on BTM Black Enterprise Magazine This Movie Changed Me: Black Panther Danielle Leslie John Jantsch Duct Tape Marketing Columbia Study on Intercultural Relationships & Creativity Airbnb Experiences Whitney Wolfe Herd Bumble Srinivas Rao & Marty Neumeier on Tracking Wonder S2EP06 Meow Wolf Vince Kadlubek

Mr. Malone is in a somewhat bad mood throughout this whole episode. Maybe it was the gardeners blowing leaves at 7AM, the brittle LA weather or the movie Hocus Pocus? In any case, I had a wonderful time with the children, Charlie Marie and JRod! xx

Jai points the finger at the Cowboys lack of creativity on offense and Jason Garrett's inability to have his team prepared after a 3-3 start. Jai also breaks down why he believes Doug Pederson guaranteeing a win in Dallas is not so far fetched, and his Top 10 teams through 6 weeks of NFL Action. This show is sponsored by Dirty Glove Midwest BBQ and ATX DRY CLN. NOTES X NOKES is on-air Monday-Friday (1PM, 7PM, 7AM, 1PM) on the BGC Sports Network Visit bgcsports.net for more information and on-air scheduling --- 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/notesxnokes/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/notesxnokes/support

That’s right! After a longer than expected absence, Guide Dog Users Inc. is delighted to announce all new episodes of the Juno Report. This month’s episode features the luncheon presentation from the 2019 Guide Dog Users Inc. convention. Learn about GDUI Treasurer Lynn Merrill’s lifelong dream to climb Maine’s highest peak, Mount Katahdin and how she did exactly this with the help of her guide dog, her family, and an instructor from Fidelco Guide Dog foundation. This is a presentation you won’t want to miss even if you have no particular interest in guide dogs. It’s just fabulous! The Juno Report for October also includes some announcements, and the highlights of the GDUI awards presentation from the 2019 convention. The Juno Report airs on ACB Radio Mainstream on Thursdays at 4AM, 7AM, 4PM, and 7PM (eastern). It also plays on Sundays at 9PM and Mondays at 12AM, 9AM and 12PM (eastern.) It then appears in this podcast feed in approximately one week.

That’s right! After a longer than expected absence, Guide Dog Users Inc. is delighted to announce all new episodes of the Juno Report. This month’s episode features the luncheon presentation from the 2019 Guide Dog Users Inc. convention. Learn about GDUI Treasurer Lynn Merrill’s lifelong dream to climb Maine’s highest peak, Mount Katahdin and how she did exactly this with the help of her guide dog, her family, and an instructor from Fidelco Guide Dog foundation. This is a presentation you won’t want to miss even if you have no particular interest in guide dogs. It’s just fabulous! The Juno Report for October also includes some announcements, and the highlights of the GDUI awards presentation from the 2019 convention. The Juno Report airs on ACB Radio Mainstream on Thursdays at 4AM, 7AM, 4PM, and 7PM (eastern). It also plays on Sundays at 9PM and Mondays at 12AM, 9AM and 12PM (eastern.) It then appears in this podcast feed in approximately one week.

That’s right! After a longer than expected absence, Guide Dog Users Inc. is delighted to announce all new episodes of the Juno Report. This month’s episode features the luncheon presentation from the 2019 Guide Dog Users Inc. convention. Learn about GDUI Treasurer Lynn Merrill’s lifelong dream to climb Maine’s highest peak, Mount Katahdin and how she did exactly this with the help of her guide dog, her family, and an instructor from Fidelco Guide Dog foundation. This is a presentation you won’t want to miss even if you have no particular interest in guide dogs. It’s just fabulous! The Juno Report for October also includes some announcements, and the highlights of the GDUI awards presentation from the 2019 convention. The Juno Report airs on ACB Radio Mainstream on Thursdays at 4AM, 7AM, 4PM, and 7PM (eastern). It also plays on Sundays at 9PM and Mondays at 12AM, 9AM and 12PM (eastern.) It then appears in this podcast feed in approximately one week.

On episode #81, Wesam is joined by actress, NIKKI DELOACH! They discuss living with things you can’t control, meditation, dealing with fear, Joaquin Phoenix in the Joker, the Walk to End Alzheimer’s at the Zoo (November 2nd at 7AM) and more…Enjoy! https://act.alz.org/site/TR?fr_id=12072&pg=entry

On episode #81, Wesam is joined by actress, NIKKI DELOACH! They discuss living with things you can’t control, meditation, dealing with fear, Joaquin Phoenix in the Joker, the Walk to End Alzheimer’s at the Zoo (November 2nd at 7AM) and more…Enjoy! https://act.alz.org/site/TR?fr_id=12072&pg=entry

Corey and Edward discuss Link's Awakening, Fire Emblem, the closing of Alpha Dream, Marvel Ultimate Alliance DLC pack with more heroes and modes, and how PlayStation cross play may affect the Switch. Remember to email us your questions at nintendopowblock@gmail.com! Nintendo Pow Block is available every Saturday at 7AM eastern time on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, and other podcast apps. coreyinhd.com

Corey and Edward return this episode to discuss the Link's Awakening Remake, Contra Rogue Corps, Fire Emblem grinding (still), the possibility of a new Batman game, and much more! Remember to email us your questions at nintendopowblock@gmail.com! Nintendo Pow Block is available every Saturday at 7AM eastern time on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, and other podcast apps. coreyinhd.commixer.com/coreyinhdcodenamenx.com Like, Subscribe, Share, Rate, and Review!

Ok....Listen! We can explain! So we are back after our little mishap last week. If we could go back into time, Nick would have been back and giving the dad vibes!!! BUT.... this go 'round he couldn't make it, but we kept the same energy. This week the textual crew is discussing making new friends. Meeting new people on and offline without being creepy is a talent. Do you have what it takes? Tune in to hear which one of them is more likely to make new friends and who isn’t looking for friends. Be sure to use our hashtag #TextualTuesday and share us on your socials. Talk to us, we talk back. WMEZ's Baby Maker of the week- "7Am” by Mariah the Scientist IG @Textuallyactivepod\ @GetYouARezz @Meezyblvd @opinmedialab Twitter @textuallyactpod @GetYouARezz @Meezyblvd @opinmedialab __________________ Send us an email at TextuallyActivePod@gmail.com WMEZ PLAYLIST: Apple: https://itunes.apple.com/us/playlist/textually-active-presents-wmezs-baby-maker-playlist/pl.u-RRbVo12sxqbr4B Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/1254604806/playlist/2Z4ID9q9Sz0Maegewih9LG?si=lrmdplZaSH65UmPkgXu7Rw Tidal: https://tidal.com/playlist/08088e48-a086-4307-b215-495f19e095b2.

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