Podcasts about adages

The early bird gets the worm. What goes around, comes around. It's always darkest just before dawn. We carry these little nuggets of wisdom—these adages—with us, deep in our psyche. But recently we started wondering: are they true? Like, objectively, scientifically, provably true?So we picked a few and set out to fact check them. We talked to psychologists, neuroscientists, runners, a real estate agent, skateboarders, an ornithologist, a sociologist and an astrophysicist, among others, and we learned that these seemingly simple, clear-cut statements about us and our world, contain whole universes of beautiful, vexing complexity and deeper, stranger bits of wisdom than we ever imagined.Special thanks to Pamela D'Arc, ​​Daniela Murcillo, Amanda Breen, Akmal Tajihan, Patrick Keene, Stephanie Leschek and Alexandria Iona from the Upright Citizens Brigade, We Run Uptown, Coaches Reph and Patty from Circa ‘95, Julia Lucas and Coffey from the Noname marathon training program.We have some exciting news! In the “Zoozve” episode, Radiolab named its first-ever quasi-moon, and now it's your turn! Radiolab has teamed up with The International Astronomical Union to launch a global naming contest for one of Earth's quasi-moons. This is your chance to make your mark on the heavens. Submit your name ideas now through September, or vote on your favorites here: https://radiolab.org/moonEPISODE CREDITS: Reported by - Alex Neason, Simon Adler, Sindhu Gnanasambandan, Annie McEwen, Maria Paz Gutierrez, and W. Harry FortunaProduced by - Simon Adler, Matt Kielty, Annie McEwen, Maria Paz Gutierrez, and Sindhu GnanasambandanOriginal music and sound design contributed by - Jeremy BloomFact-checking by - Emily Krieger and Diane A. Kellyand Edited by  - Pat Walters and Alex NeasonSign-up for our newsletter comes out every Wednesday. It includes short essays, recommendations, and details about other ways to interact with the show. Sign up (https://radiolab.org/newsletter)!Radiolab is supported by listeners like you. Support Radiolab by becoming a member of The Lab (https://members.radiolab.org/) today.Follow our show on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @radiolab, and share your thoughts with us by emailing radiolab@wnyc.org.Leadership support for Radiolab's science programming is provided by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, Science Sandbox, a Simons Foundation Initiative, and the John Templeton Foundation. Foundational support for Radiolab was provided by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.

Around the world in 5minutes: Which Ghanaian adages do you find confusing and wish you could change?

A few words can pack a punch. As you look to add tools and techniques to become an elite communicator, you need three flavors of a short saying in your toolbox. In this episode, I share three versions of concise sayings that can be memorable, impactful and brief. The post Ep. 341 – Adages, Aphorisms and Epigrams appeared first on Just Saying.

How do you deal with anxiety? What do we owe ourselves and one another? And how do we make big, big life decisions? In today's episode, Sarah gives a reading to the one and only Carissa Potter, If you love Tarot, and want to listen in on a vulnerable, honest reading,  this episode is for you. Support our Patreon here.Visit our shop.Follow Sarah on Instagram.Buy The Moon Book.Sign up for our newsletter.About Carissa: Carissa Potter is a human longing for connection. She writes books, makes art & public commissions, and hosts the series Bad At Keeping Secrets (one of Substack's featured newsletter of 2022) where she talks to other humans doing really interesting things. Carissa is the founder of People I've Loved, the author of three books, and was one of AdAges 24 Most Inspiring People of 2021.Connect to Carissa Potter here here and here.  

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Today JD picks the growing brain of Emmanuel Datt on his 4 key lessons investing in the Resources sector. The conversation expands to Emanuel's views on the evolving market dynamics in Lithium, Nickel, Coal, and Iron Ore too. Plus a discussion of some of Emmanuel's views on specific stocks.All Money of Mine episodes are for informational purposes only and may contain forward-looking statements that may not eventuate. The co-hosts are not financial advisers and any views expressed are their opinion only. Please do your own research before making any investment decision or alternatively seek advice from a registered financial professional. Chapters:(0:00:00)Introduction(0:02:42)How JD plans to save his next dollar(0:06:46)The man made for the West Arunta(0:08:18)Datt's macro view(0:12:58)Adages for resource investors to live by(0:13:42)Adage #1(0:16:57)Adage #2(0:19:58)Adage #3(0:23:00)Adage #4(0:27:29)Nickel market's massive change(0:35:47)Lithium dynamics(0:44:30)Coal market re-rate?(0:49:46)The iron ore market(0:55:00)Thoughts on EV adoption & tech advancements (0:57:26)The big risks for WA1 Resources(1:02:33)Adriatic Metals in a critical part of their journey(1:04:21)Global lithium, Metals X, Dreadnaught(1:06:55)Gold stocks love nowThank you to our Podcast Partners: VRIFY – Transforming the way Mining companies communicate to 3DEmail grant@vrify.com (no e) for more information InvestorHub – The go-to Digital Platform shaking up the Investor Relations industryEmail rhori@investorhub.com for more information DSI Underground - Supplier of Ground Support Products to the Mining and Tunnelling industries SMEC Power & Technology – Electrical Guru's for the Mining Industry McMahon Mining Title Services (MMTS) – Australia-wide tenement service experts Anytime Exploration Services – Exploration workers, equipment, core cutting/storage + much more KCA Site Services – Underground mining machine hire for IT's, normet's, trucks and more Brooks Airways – Perth's leading charter flight operators K-Drill – Safe, reliable, and productive surface RC drilling  Buy your Money of Mine MERCH here Join our exclusive Facebook Group for the Money Miners and request access to the Hooteroo chat group. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter HOOTEROO HERALD Follow Money of Mine on YouTube Follow Money of Mine on Twitter Follow Money of Mine on LinkedIn Follow Money of Mine on Instagram

Dr. Rebecca Swift is the Global Head of Creative Insights at iStock and Getty Images, where she leads the team responsible for analyzing trends and developing research in visual communications. Rebecca joined the company over 20 years ago as one of the founding members of the team that introduced visual research methodology to the industry. Rebecca leads global research projects investigating the future of visual communications and works with a wide variety of brands in industries ranging from non-profit to fashion. She has presented her findings all over the world. Rebecca has been recognized as one of AdAges 20 Women to Watch and was Campaign magazine's Female Frontier honoree. She was also awarded the Most Influential Leader in UK Visual Media in 2020. Rebecca has a PhD in Photography. On this episode of Destination on the Left, I talk with Rebecca about generative AI and how it can help you create new ideas, plan visual storytelling content, and find fresh perspectives. We also explore how destination marketers can use it and why travel is one industry that should move with caution when thinking about AI generative imagery. What You Will Learn in this Episode: Benefits of using generative AI in improving creativity and visual storytelling Why travel is one industry that should move with caution when thinking about AI generative imagery How Getty Images address legal and ethical concerns in their use of AI-generated imagery The need for government regulation of AI to address copyright and trademark concerns How tools like generative AI can spark new ideas, fuel your artistic endeavors, and help you plan visual storytelling content Unlocking Creativity with Endless Possibilities In the ever-evolving technological landscape, the rise in popularity of artificial intelligence (AI) has hugely impacted creative industries, including that of visual storytelling. Rebecca joins us on the podcast to explore generative AI and how we can apply it to images and photography. Generative AI goes way beyond traditional AI by not just analyzing existing content but also creating new and unique images that help tell a story. Rebecca explains how, by harnessing the power of generative AI, photographers and creatives can find fresh perspectives and ignite their creativity to tell compelling visual stories. Legal and Ethical Considerations in AI-Generated Content Rebecca explains that while generative AI opens up many possibilities, it's important to carefully navigate legal and ethical terrain. She highlights why copyright and trademark concerns need to be addressed, especially when it comes to using famous places, landmarks, or people in AI-generated content. Rebecca also emphasizes the commitment of Getty Images to protect the rights of creators and ensure they have proper permission for training models using AI content. The Impact of AI on Visual Industries We dig into the influence of AI on the visual and creative industries, such as photography and content writing. Although AI has transformed the way we capture, edit, and share images and has revolutionized the photography ecosystem, we also need to understand its limitations and be aware of potential flaws, particularly as destination marketers. Resources: Website: https://www.gettyimages.com/ LinkedIn Personal: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drrebeccaswift/ LinkedIn Business: https://www.linkedin.com/company/getty-images/

There are many phrases, adages, and idioms commonly heard in Wall Street speak. Cassidy Clement, Senior Manager of SEO and Content at Interactive Brokers is joined by Chief Strategist, Steve Sosnick to discuss financial market sayings. The two break down their meanings and origins. Related Links: Financial Jargon: Origins and Meanings https://ibkrcampus.com/podcasts/cents-of-security/financial-jargon-origins-and-meanings/

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Malik Zaire and Shaun Davis discuss: Big '25 recruits (Kevyn Humes and Justin Thurman Film Breakdown) Old Sports Narratives Rose Bowl best championship venue Follow Malik: @malikzaire8 @overtimemalik Follow Shaun: @sd2mics Subscribe on YouTube: Full Show: https://youtu.be/mzAScyyvuzI Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

As an advisor, you guide clients to do the right things with their money and mindset. And it's no coincidence that the ones who listen have the most optimized wealth.  Imagine you applied this exact same expertise to become more influential in your market…

As an advisor, you guide clients to do the right things with their money and mindset. And it's no coincidence that the ones who listen have the most optimized wealth.  Imagine you applied this exact same expertise to become more influential in your market…

Market turbulence makes it difficult to stick to investing best practices, even for seasoned investors. This audio series takes a look at five well-known financial adages and tips for sticking to them even during volatility.Sources: https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/economic-sciences/1990/press-release/ https://www.advisorperspectives.com/articles/2018/11/05/what-to-do-when-an-investment-strategy-performs-poorly https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-high-financial-price-of-our-short-attention-spans-1540174321 https://www.amazon.com/Investment-Gurus-Managers-Institute-Finance-ebook/dp/B0012M2IWS/ref=sr_1_2 https://www.cmu.edu/news/stories/archives/2015/june/bias-blind-spot.html If you missed any of our past episodes, you can hear them in your favorite podcast app, just click here and choose your player. Get this briefing hands-free: Subscribe free to this show as a daily Alexa Flash Briefing! Enable the skill here then say, "Alexa, news."The opinions voiced in this material are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual.This material was prepared by Wendy J. Cook Communications and does not necessarily represent the views of the presenting party nor their affiliates. This information has been derived from sources believed to be accurate and is intended merely for educational purposes, not as advice. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Market turbulence makes it difficult to stick to investing best practices, even for seasoned investors. This audio series takes a look at five well-known financial adages and tips for sticking to them even during volatility.Sources: https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/economic-sciences/1990/press-release/ https://www.advisorperspectives.com/articles/2018/11/05/what-to-do-when-an-investment-strategy-performs-poorly https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-high-financial-price-of-our-short-attention-spans-1540174321 https://www.amazon.com/Investment-Gurus-Managers-Institute-Finance-ebook/dp/B0012M2IWS/ref=sr_1_2 https://www.cmu.edu/news/stories/archives/2015/june/bias-blind-spot.html If you missed any of our past episodes, you can hear them in your favorite podcast app, just click here and choose your player. Get this briefing hands-free: Subscribe free to this show as a daily Alexa Flash Briefing! Enable the skill here then say, "Alexa, news."The opinions voiced in this material are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual.This material was prepared by Wendy J. Cook Communications and does not necessarily represent the views of the presenting party nor their affiliates. This information has been derived from sources believed to be accurate and is intended merely for educational purposes, not as advice. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark's week sucked and we hadn't even talked about the primaries or "purple families"!

When I went to the one room country school as a child, I learned many pioneer Proverbs, or adages, which according to an old Webster's dictionary is "an ancient proverb." The adage I learned about weather, I thought perhaps was based on scientific fact. When the rooster crows at night, he tells us rain is in sight. Swallows fly high - clear blue sky, swallows fly low - rain, we shall know. The adages we learned are part of our American heritage. It was interesting for me to read about the teacher who asked her class to write some original thoughts on those ancient adages. Perhaps you may feel the students deserve an "A" for their originality. Here are a few of their thoughts: The grass is always greener when you remember to water. A Rolling Stone plays the guitar. A bird in the hand is a mess. No news is no newspaper. It's better to light one candle than to waste electricity. It is always darkest just before I open my eyes. We have nothing to fear but our own principal. If you can't stand the heat, go swimming. Never put off till tomorrow what you should have done yesterday. A penny saved is nothing in the real world. The squeaky wheel gets annoying. To err is human, to eat a muskrat is not. I think, therefore I get a headache. Laugh and the world laughs with you. Cry and someone yells "shut up." There is nothing new under the bed. Don't count your chickens - it takes too long. A journey of 1000 miles begins with a blister. Early to bed and early to rise is the first in the bathroom. Do you recognize the old pioneer proverb or adages of long ago? "Early to Rise." I remember being told what would happen if you went to bed early. "Early to bed, early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise." Many words of wisdom in those ancient proverbs of long ago. Those adages may change with the changing times. Warm Thoughts: men occasionally stumble over the truth but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing happened. Winston Churchill. Do you have an adage to share? Warm Thoughts from the Little Home on the Prairie Over a Cup of Tea by Luetta G Werner Published in the Marion Record on August 14th, 1997.Download the Found Photo Freebie and cherish your memories of the past.Enjoy flipping through the Vintage Photo Book on your coffee table.I hope you enjoyed this podcast episode! Please follow along on this journey by going to visualbenedictions.com or following me on Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest. You can listen to the podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, and Overcast. And don't forget to rate and review so more people can tune in! I'd greatly appreciate it.Till next time,Trina

We Hopkins love our idioms and adages. So for this Love It or Leave It episode, we decided which adages are worth their weight in gold and which are full of hot air! Got a bone to pick with our opinions? Clear the air @HopCulturePod on Instagram!   Music: Realizer by Kevin MacLeod Link: //incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5047-realizer License: //creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

"Birds of the same feather flock together." As we are still in that fresh start feeling, it is important we examine our flock so we are surrounded with the group of people who can provide wise counsel. In this episode of the Aviation Business Podcast, let us revisit an adage and a proverb that are relevant to the New Year season we are in today.

"Great achievement is usually born of great sacrifice and is never the result of selfishness." - Napoleon Hill. In this episode of the Aviation Business Podcast, let us revisit some more old adages that are relevant today. Listen or watch here: https://aerisinsurance.com/aviation-business-podcast-episode-166-old-adages-relevant-today-pt2

Henry Ford said "If everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself." In this episode of the Aviation Business Podcast, let us revisit some old adages that are relevant today.  

What is creativity today? How has its role changed? Also, how does one sell great work? In this episode, we talk about how creativity as a function and a process has evolved. Creativity, today, has to be more original. It has to acknowledge that the world has changed. It has to be from the heart. And finally, creativity has to connect. In this episode, our CEO & CSO Leo Burnett, South Asia - Dheeraj Sinha, speaks to Chaka Sobhani, who is the Chief Creative Officer of Leo Burnett, London. With 20 years of experience as an award winning director, writer and creative, she has worked for the biggest broadcasters, brands and agencies worldwide. She spent over 10 years as a film maker and in television and then for a few years at leading independent agency 'Mother', running a number of accounts and building their content ability, before joining Leo Burnett. Chaka has overseen Leo Burnett London be named Agency of the Year 2016 by Epica and Direct Agency of the Year 2016 by Campaign, as well be part of the most awarded network in the world (according to AdAges 2015 Awards Report). Find Dheeraj Sinha on Social Media: (https://www.facebook.com/sinha.dheeraj) (https://www.linkedin.com/in/dheerajsinha) (https://instagram.com/dheerajsinha?utm_medium=copy_link) (https://twitter.com/dheeraj_sinha?s=09) Check out our website: (https://speakeasywithdheerajsinha.in/) Follow Speakeasy on Social Media: (http://bit.ly/FacebookInternal) (http://bit.ly/InstagramInternal) (http://bit.ly/LinkedInInternal) (http://bit.ly/TwitterInternal) Find Leo Burnett on Social Media: (https://www.facebook.com/LeoBurnettIndia/) (https://www.linkedin.com/in/leo-burnett-india-b27b341aa)(https://instagram.com/leoburnettindia?utm_medium=copy_link)(https://twitter.com/LeoBurnettIndia?s=20)

Today, Daniel & Katie try to formulate "adages" for their 30s lives. Or is it adagé? Basically short statements expressing a general truth. These are the "statements" that we've realized to be true... (90% of the time). Just listen, but don't take notes heh ;-)

June 5, 2021 Readings: Tobit 12:1, 5-15, 20; Tobit 13:2, 6efgh, 7, 8; Mark 12:38-44 https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/060521.cfm

Hull FC's win at Featherstone, the Iceman, the England squad, club identity, top versus bottom, and more. Enjoy.

Each episode of Our Best Interests is guided by an adage. Adages are little bits of folk wisdom that can apply to a variety of situations. In this series, they will be used to shed light on life lessons learned by adoptees by situating our experiences within greater "truths" about humanity. The goal is to help the listener connect the adoptee experience to something already understood in a way that is both meaningful and memorable. Original song "Muse" composed and performed by David Russell (with Rob Ellenberg, collaborator and producer). Full album available at: https://open.spotify.com/album/6DejQjsIM0pQ7lMeH9EK57?si=6uaeCFy9R1eRGZeJMhCByw #adoptee #adoption #adopteevoices #adopted #transracialadoptee #adopteestories #adoptees #adopteesspeak #childhoodtrauma #cptsd #addiction #alcoholism #ptsd --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/michael-rocco-author/message

Today’s guest launched her company two years ago, focusing on connecting influential members of Generation Z between the ages of 16 and 25 with the brands they love, and since then it’s grown rapidly. In these past two years, she has been featured in Forbes magazine, been invited to take part in TEDx talk, and featured in Adages ‘40 under 40’. ...Oh, and she is only 20 years old. Today we talk about Zfluence, the agency she created, and how she wants to add authenticity to the social media world by focusing on the genuine brand passion of Generation Z. We also speak about how Teen Entrepreneurship is on the rise, are teen entrepreneurs being taken seriously? And are we looking at new business models to consider? I welcome today’s guest, the Zfluencer, Ava Mcdonald. Enjoy the Episode! Follow Zfluence on Instagram: @zfluence Find out more about Ava Mcdonald and Zfluence here: https://www.zfluence.com/ Connect with Ava McDonald here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ava-mcdonald/ Podcast: Editing: @sscsierra Music: @gulasound

Scott mentions an interesting project (1:20) before both guys recap the work on their Kickstarters. They touch on two adages: 'youth being wasted on the young' (19:45) and 'ten percent of something or 100 percent of nothing' as well as Gerard Way, Parrish Smith and Rob Liefeld. A bonus pop cultre conversation follows with Gary Hodges, including Godzilla vs Kong (34:55), a SPOILER on close-watching of the movie's trailer (51:30 to 58:25), and television (58:30). Want to back our projects? Here are the links. Scott: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/accidentalaliens/2nd-shift-drawtober-to-comic-book?ref=user_menu Keith: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kodoja/kodoja-volume-3-leviathans

My special guest is Dr. Joyce Roland, Author of All That Glitters Is NOT Gold: Axioms, Adages and Idioms by which to Live, Love and Prosper. Dr. Joyce is a retired professor of nursing. She earned a Doctorate in Psychology, Masters of Science in Nursing, and is a Certified Nurse Educator. Dr. Joyce is a published author and poet since 2006. Dr. Joyce's work focuses on the health of African-American women and youth. Dr. Joyce shares the many challenges she faced as an African-American woman in education and how she was able to live life on her own terms taking the road less traveled. Dr. Joyce had a long career as a health professional and shares words of wisdom. She is truly a legend! Listen to past episodes by going to https://loaradionetwork.com/dr-erika

My special guest is Dr. Joyce Roland, Author of All That Glitters Is NOT Gold: Axioms, Adages and Idioms by which to Live, Love and Prosper. Dr. Joyce is a retired professor of nursing. She earned a Doctorate in Psychology, Masters of Science in Nursing, and is a Certified Nurse Educator. Dr. Joyce is a published author and poet since 2006. Dr. Joyce's work focuses on the health of African-American women and youth. Dr. Joyce shares the many challenges she faced as an African-American woman in education and how she was able to live life on her own terms taking the road less traveled. Dr. Joyce had a long career as a health professional and shares words of wisdom. She is truly a legend! Listen to past episodes by going to https://loaradionetwork.com/dr-erika

In Episode 41, Alex Proimos speaks with Kathryn Young, head of investments at Cambooya. All views expressed on this podcast are subject to change and do not necessarily reflect the views of Conexus Financial. This podcast is for educational purposes only and should not be relied upon as investment advice.

Join us this week as we chat about the benefit of splitting up experiences that make you happy into smaller chunks and the “rewirements” Henny is working on as she continues through the Science of Well Being course she’s taking. We also discuss (and absolutely LOVE) Alicia Keys' memoir, More Myself. We know we mentioned it before, but now that Sandy is almost finished it, we’ve got lots to say. Finally, we muse about what it means to have real dialogue - to really hear and process other people’s ideas - and to do it in a non-judgemental way that allows both parties to learn and grow. It also turns out that we just can’t help ourselves but use old adages and expressions! Are you reading anything you think we should discuss on the podcast? Let us know!

In challenging times, turning to age-old wisdom for inspiration and direction can help you weather the storm. It can also provide some good-natured humor. In the final installment of this series on the Aviation Business Podcast, we’ll continue to look at old adages and what they can teach us today.

In challenging times, turning to age-old wisdom for inspiration and direction can help you weather the storm. It can also provide some good-natured humor. In Part 3 this series on the Aviation Business Podcast, we’ll continue to look at old adages and what they can teach us today.

In challenging times, turning to age-old wisdom for inspiration and direction can help you weather the storm. It can also provide some good-natured humor. In episode 100 of the Aviation Business Podcast, we’ll continue to look at old adages and what they can teach us today.

In challenging times, turning to age-old wisdom for inspiration and direction can help you weather the storm. It can also provide some good-natured humor. In the next few episodes of the Aviation Business Podcast, we’ll look at some old adages and what they can teach us today.

Best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell has written several very "insightful" books.

Study Guide Shabbat 32 Today’s shiur is dedicated by Mona and David Schwartz and family in memory of Mary Horowitz, Miriam Etel bat Aharon Halevi z”l, on her 26th yahrzeit. The mishna cites are three reasons why women die in childbirth - for not being careful about nidda, challa and lighting Shabbat candles. Why specifically these three? How can one relate to this troubling source? The gemara focuses on the vulnerability of women at the time of childbirth and stresses that when people are vulnerable that is when they are most likely to be punished. Adages are brought to prove that. When is the parallel time for men - when are they most vulnerable? The rabbis also offer opinions about what sins cause one's children to die young. Is it vows, not learning Torah, mezuza, tzitzit? The rabbis used these difficult, unfortunately common, phenomenon (women dying in cihldbirth and children dying young) as an oppportunity to encourage people to be careful about keeping mitzvot. 

Study Guide Shabbat 32 Today’s shiur is dedicated by Mona and David Schwartz and family in memory of Mary Horowitz, Miriam Etel bat Aharon Halevi z”l, on her 26th yahrzeit. The mishna cites are three reasons why women die in childbirth - for not being careful about nidda, challa and lighting Shabbat candles. Why specifically these three? How can one relate to this troubling source? The gemara focuses on the vulnerability of women at the time of childbirth and stresses that when people are vulnerable that is when they are most likely to be punished. Adages are brought to prove that. When is the parallel time for men - when are they most vulnerable? The rabbis also offer opinions about what sins cause one's children to die young. Is it vows, not learning Torah, mezuza, tzitzit? The rabbis used these difficult, unfortunately common, phenomenon (women dying in cihldbirth and children dying young) as an oppportunity to encourage people to be careful about keeping mitzvot. 

In this episoide, Dr. Dan talk about how modern science backs up old health adages like:"A apple a day keeps the doctor away""Grain is the staff of life""An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure""Eat to live, not live to eat"And others...

This week, Ryan and Brian celebrate their show ranking in the top one thousand podcasts about games, even though there might be little to no value to the list. Also, Ryan solves the Lollapuzzoola puzzles, and Brian finds satisfaction with an explanation of ", say" clues. If you get bored, write something for the Fill Me In wiki. If you enjoy our show (or even if you don't), consider leaving us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts. This will help new listeners find our show, and you'll be inducted into the Quintuple Decker Turkey Club. Drop us a note or a Tweet or a postcard or a phone call — we'd love to hear from you. Helpful links: Apple Podcasts link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fill-me-in/id1364379980 Google Play link:https://player.fm/series/fill-me-in-2151002 RSS feed: http://bemoresmarter.libsyn.com/rss Contact us: Email / Facebook / Twitter / Instagram / Google Voice

En librairie le 20 septembre et sur https://www.lesbelleslettres.com/livre/4035-les-adages. Érasme nous livre à travers ses Adages une oeuvre à la fois érudite et distrayante, apte à réconcilier les modernes avec la culture antique. Cette édition présente un florilège choisi par Jean-Christophe Saladin.

Magus Elgar and Dr. Horatio search the magical market of Arcademia to find spells that will better aid their S.T.A.M.P. hunt. Who better to help them than a grumpy wizard who hates their guts?Magus Elgar is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

Magus Elgar and Dr. Horatio search the magical market of Arcademia to find spells that will better aid their S.T.A.M.P. hunt. Who better to help them than a grumpy wizard who hates their guts? Magus Elgar is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

Magus Elgar and Dr. Horatio search the magical market of Arcademia to find spells that will better aid their S.T.A.M.P. hunt. Who better to help them than a grumpy wizard who hates their guts? Magus Elgar is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

Within the multiverse sits a fantastic, magical realm: a place we call Hearth. This is the world of Magus Elgar. Seeking to prevent disaster, he and his colleagues hunt for Stamps, scientific tools augmented with magical power. Their tale continues here: Episode Six, Arcademia Adages. Magus Elgar and Dr. Horatio search the Magical Market of Arcademia to find spells that will better aid their STAMP hunt. Who better to help them than a grumpy wizard who hates their guts? To listen to FULL episode for FREE, visit anewpodcast.com/maguselgar --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anew-podcast/support

This week we begin with Battle Music, share sage wisdom with our adages, discuss "Broad" Appetit, and write a quick shitty tune about Brainwashing. Then, two 20 second songs, and finally, a mini-epic about a disease--"the yucks"--spread at social events through personal interaction. This song is about the survivors, men who stay at home by themselves, and one of those men, who clones himself and decides to have sex with the clone survives. Oh boy, this one's a doozy!

By popular demand, we welcome back Dr. Tim Ball—a "retired" lecturer in geography and historical climatology at the University of Winnipeg, and now perhaps the most entertaining and informative after-dinner speaker on the planet—for a second conversation on his "new adages for the technocratic era". During the last conversation, Dr. Ball said that maybe we would need a second programme to cover his adages adequately. Many listeners picked up on that, and asked me to invite him back for a second chat. So I did, and here it is—another fun, wide-ranging and provocative conversation. "Adages are proverbs, or short memorable statements, expressing a general truth, usually based on experience. Many have no relevance to the modern world, such as "Don't look a Gift Horse in the mouth", but many are still useful: “Where there is smoke there is fire.” What we need are new adages for the modern technocratic age."--Tim Ball, "New Adages for the Technocratic Era". For show notes please visit http://themindrenewed.com

By popular demand, we welcome back Dr. Tim Ball—a "retired" lecturer in geography and historical climatology at the University of Winnipeg, and now perhaps the most entertaining and informative after-dinner speaker on the planet—for a second conversation on his "new adages for the technocratic era". During the last conversation, Dr. Ball said that maybe we would need a second programme to cover his adages adequately. Many listeners picked up on that, and asked me to invite him back for a second chat. So I did, and here it is—another fun, wide-ranging and provocative conversation. "Adages are proverbs, or short memorable statements, expressing a general truth, usually based on experience. Many have no relevance to the modern world, such as "Don't look a Gift Horse in the mouth", but many are still useful: “Where there is smoke there is fire.” What we need are new adages for the modern technocratic age."--Tim Ball, "New Adages for the Technocratic Era". For show notes please visit http://themindrenewed.com

This week we welcome back to the programme the inimitable Dr. Tim Ball—a "retired" lecturer in geography and historical climatology at the University of Winnipeg, and now perhaps the most entertaining and informative after-dinner speaker on the planet—for a fun, wide-ranging, thought-provoking (and, at times, provocative) conversation on his "new adages for the technocractic era". "Adages are proverbs, or short memorable statements, expressing a general truth, usually based on experience. Many have no relevance to the modern world, such as "Don't look a Gift Horse in the mouth", but many are still useful: “Where there is smoke there is fire.” What we need are new adages for the modern technocratic age."--Tim Ball, "New Adages for the Technocratic Era". (For show notes please visit http://themindrenewed.com)

This week we welcome back to the programme the inimitable Dr. Tim Ball—a "retired" lecturer in geography and historical climatology at the University of Winnipeg, and now perhaps the most entertaining and informative after-dinner speaker on the planet—for a fun, wide-ranging, thought-provoking (and, at times, provocative) conversation on his "new adages for the technocractic era". "Adages are proverbs, or short memorable statements, expressing a general truth, usually based on experience. Many have no relevance to the modern world, such as "Don't look a Gift Horse in the mouth", but many are still useful: “Where there is smoke there is fire.” What we need are new adages for the modern technocratic age."--Tim Ball, "New Adages for the Technocratic Era". (For show notes please visit http://themindrenewed.com)

Steve rewrites old adages for modern day, weird weather tales, current non-events and a shameless plug from Byron.

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00:30 Holiday Prep: Let's just say we're not the type of people who buy all their Christmas gifts in July.06:42 Self-Care: Our methods may not be conventional, but we discover we're kind of good at self-care, as long as it takes ten minutes or less. Mentioned: last week's "issues" podcast, Sandbox coloring app, "How to Treat Yourself Without Spending Money or Eating Junk" on Lifehacker.22:50 Monday Speed Round: Words of Wisdom: A Facebook post from Susan Adcox inspired us to come up with pithy advice (four words or less). "Listen to our podcast" works!28:27 Roundabout Roundup: Smart plugs, The 2017 Hater's Guide to the Williams-Sonoma Catalog, and Devin Dawson's upcoming album (as well as this T.Swift mashup he did with Louisa Wendorff).36:39 Shameless Self-Promotion: Resources for Inclusive Education on LiveBinders; Special Needs Christmas Carols; Must-Have Toys for Babies.Thanks as always to Jon Morin for our fun in-and-out music. If you're reading this somewhere without hyperlinks, come to http://parentingroundabout.com for the full recap experience.

Scott Wintrip, author of High Velocity Hiring, discusses a range of hiring and cultural issues around creating a high performance team. He explains that instead of hiring when an opening occurs, leaders should know their ideal candidate profile, and interview ideal candidates continually. This builds relationships and keeps high potentials in a hiring inventory pipeline, and ready for a position when it comes open.     Key Takeaways [2:25] In our fast-paced world, the adage about being slow to hire is wrong. An empty seat is an open wound. The manager has to do their own role, the work of the empty seat, and the work of hiring someone to fill it. A manager doing three jobs is hiring while distracted. We need people readily available to power companies. The first job of leadership is hiring a quality team to lead.   [5:51] Build an inventory over time by seeking referrals, having conversations, interviewing the best, and using them to fill positions in a continuing process to stockpile people who are ready as you need them. This takes half the time of rushing to fill an open spot. [11:00] Scott suggests using a hands-on interview where real sample work is completed. This circumvents the ‘tell, sell, and swell,’ of a normal interview and it begins the assessment process. Top talented candidates don’t enjoy a drawn-out multiple-interview process. They appreciate this process of looking ahead and being ready to work together when the time is right. It’s cultivating a relationship.[15:14] Start with a ‘hire-right profile,’ of a list of deal makers, deal breakers, boosts, and blocks. Know the candidate you want, before you start looking. Then talk to and interview people who fit the profile and do some hands-on work with them, looking ahead to future openings. Candidates will last for months or years in your inventory if they think you will be the right company for them.[19:27] Companies with a great brand can afford a grueling hiring experience, for a while, but turnover is high at those companies. Loyalty is earned through culture. Recruit from those companies whose employees are looking around. [29:26] Scott has always looked for things he wasn’t doing well to try to find a way to do them better. Early in Scott’s hiring career, he found he was a bad interviewer, so he decided to do the exact opposite of what he was doing, as a starting point. That started Scott on the path to hands-on interviewing. His passion comes from improving himself on his entrepreneurial journey. His transparency is relatable. [36:21] Find your hire-right profile in a four-quadrant grid. Upper left is Must Haves. Upper right is Must Not Haves. Lower left is Boosts. Lower right is Blocks. Think of people who have succeeded in the role. List their commonalities as Must Haves. Think of people who were unfit for the role. List their commonalities as Deal Breakers. Then add ideal qualities and negative aspects in the bottom quadrants. Website: HighVelocityHiring.com Twitter: @ScottWintrip LinkedIn: Scott Wintrip Email: Scott@ScottWintrip.com Website: Wintrip Consulting Group Book: High Velocity Hiring: How to Hire Top Talent in an Instant, by Scott Wintrip SHRM: “6 Steps to Move Hiring Out of the Slow Lane,” by Scott Wintrip Top 100 onAmazon: High Velocity Hiring: How to Hire Top Talent in an Instant, by Scott Wintrip Fast Company: “The Deceptively Simple Type of Question Every Interviewer Needs to Know,” by Scott Wintrip Forbes: “You’re Hired: High Velocity Hiring Techniques,” by Kevin Kruse ABC: “How to nail down the job of your dreams without breaking a sweat, with Scott Wintrip” Fox: “High Velocity Hiring” Quotable Quotes   “Adages are called old adages for a reason — because they’re old and they’re tired and they often don’t work.”   “We need people readily available because people power companies.”   “All great leadership starts with picking the right people with whom you surround yourself.”   A couple hours of calling and interviewing a month allow you to stockpile people who are ready-to-hire.   “Building inventories takes half the time, compared to conventional ways of reacting to an open job.”   A sales pipeline and a hiring pipeline are really the same. You want to nurture and progress the prospect along the way.   “We sell the best parts of ourselves. ... That’s not a very good indicator of whether or not somebody’s a fit.”   “Candidates love a ‘red carpet’ experience; they loathe the ‘Survivor-like’ interviewing experience.”   Good leaders want career seekers who look ahead, not job hunters focused on the present.   “Companies can live on their brand for a while when it comes to hiring, but it doesn’t last forever.”   “Our best lessons come from our mistakes and how we respond to those mistakes.”   Engage with people instead of imposing upon them. Say, this is what we going to do, and this is why. How will we do it?   “Every day I find something new about myself that I didn’t know and that’s pretty doggone cool.”   “I’m a recovering perfectionist, as a lot of the leaders are.” Bio Scott Wintrip eliminates hiring delays by helping organizations across the globe implement a process to fill jobs the moment they become open. He’s the author of High Velocity Hiring: How to Hire Top Talent in an Instant (McGraw-Hill).   Books mentioned in this episode High Velocity Hiring: How to Hire Top Talent in an Instant, by Scott Wintrip Wool Omnibus Edition (Silo Series Book 1), by Hugh Howey

Benjamin Franklin was one of Colonial America's most successful entrepreneurs. In his autobiography, Franklin noted that one of his purposes for publishing the almanacks was to help people better manage their business affairs. Dr. Blaine McCormick, associate dean and professor of Management at Baylor University's Hankamer School of Business, likes to think of his almanacks as the Colonial business school.

Benjamin Franklin was one of Colonial America's most successful entrepreneurs. In his autobiography, Franklin noted that one of his purposes for publishing the almanacks was to help people better manage their business affairs. Dr. Blaine McCormick, associate dean and professor of Management at Baylor University's Hankamer School of Business, likes to think of his almanacks as the Colonial business school.