Podcast appearances and mentions of alan cook

Skara Brae, Europe's most remarkably preserved Neolithic village, offers a profound connection to the distant past. In this recording, the wind carries its timeless song, mingling with the murmurs of visitors as they explore the site. Captured through the Geofon, the vibrations of wind and footsteps resonate like the ancient village's heartbeat, while the muffled conversations evoke echoes of lives once lived amidst these stone walls. UNESCO listing: Heart of Neolithic Orkney Recorded by Alan Cook. ——————— This sound is part of the Sonic Heritage project, exploring the sounds of the world's most famous sights. Find out more and explore the whole project: https://www.citiesandmemory.com/heritage

"The original train and water sounds inspired me to create a work that suggested the passage of time and the motion of things - a journey. The field recording was edited and collaged with two Moog Subharmonicon patterns applied to support it and frame the original sounds. It documents an imagined journey over the Forth." Forth Bridge reimagined by Alan Cook.  ——————— This sound is part of the Sonic Heritage project, exploring the sounds of the world's most famous sights. Find out more and explore the whole project: https://www.citiesandmemory.com/heritage

Programa especial homenaje póstumo a Carlo Finazzi (Brand Image) con la participación de Alan Cook, Lautaro de Retro Talking Mix, I Ragazzi Simpaty y muchos más. Entrevista super interesante a Lautaro del canal de Youtube Retro Talking Mix.

In this episode of The Business of Aquaculture podcast, we're thrilled to welcome Alan Cook, a seasoned seafood executive and global aquaculture expert. Together, we dive into the dynamic world of international aquaculture, exploring how bridging cultures and fostering leadership development can create cohesive teams and operations.Alan shares insights from his journey into aquaculture consulting, discusses the challenges faced by industry leaders like Cermaq and Bakkafrost amidst weak salmon market prices, and uncovers emerging trends shaping the future of aquaculture. We'll also touch on what's staying constant in this ever-evolving industry and how risk management and constant improvement can drive success.Tune in for a compelling conversation packed with actionable insights, expert predictions, and leadership lessons. Don't miss the powerful takeaway that could transform your aquaculture approach, and stay tuned for an exciting teaser for our next episode!And remember, each time we launch an episode, we help build homes in the Philippines, so your support goes a long way. Don't forget to review the show and share it with your network!Support the show

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 The title refers to the ancient ritual defining the boundaries where grazing rights exist. The ritual moves from place to place, varying but effectively the same, sometimes overpowering the contemporary soundscape sometimes succumbing to it.  Walthamstow marshes reimagined by Alan Cook.

The Junk Refund Show with Alan Cook

In this episode I speak with my good friend Alan Cook. I invited Alan to come on the podcast because he is gay and terrified of what is going to happen in the upcoming election. I wanted to see if we could help him to feel a little  more empowered by helping him to separate the fact from fiction in his mind, so he can approach politics and elections in a totally different way that can even lead to personal growth. He said it was helpful to him, so maybe it can be for you too. If you are really nervous about the election, you should check this episode out.Click on the platform of your choice to listen to the latest podcast episode, follow the podcast, and write a review so we can spread the news and reach more people! Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-power-of-community-collaboration-in-sb-podcast/id1548758744Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4RWxW7Ni1EHTAywriOwY9z?si=d9c181834529414dGoogle Podcasts https://podcasts.google.com/search/The%20Brain%20BS%20PodcastAmazon Music https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/09208f98-6c21-4fea-abbf-14a495cabd09/the-brain-bs-podcast-learning-to-live-consciouslyI Heart Radiohttps://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-brain-bs-podcast-learn-76710324/Pandorahttps://www.pandora.com/podcast/the-brain-bs-podcast-learning-to-live-consciously/PC:60845 I also want to share the book I refer to in the podcast. It's written by Tania Israel and it's called Facing the Fracture: How to Navigate The Challenges of Living in a Divided Nation. I actually got the name wrong in the podcast but it's correct here.https://taniaisrael.com/writing-books/facing-the-fracture-book/I am also sharing an episode I did with her on the podcast called  Step Into Your Leadership Energy in Preparation for the Upcoming Electionhttps://www.thebrainbs.com/podcast/episode/7a65e2e1/206-step-into-your-leadership-energy-in-preparation-for-the-upcoming-electionIf you want to get in touch with me or connect to get creative about a collaboration, click on the link below.https://www.thebrainbs.com/

X: @T_Alan_Cook   GUEST OVERVIEW: Alan Cook is the Reform UK candidate for the Bromley and Biggin Hill constituency.

GUEST OVERVIEW: Johnee H is an Australian independent journalist. He has spent several months in Donetsk and is currently located in Moscow. johnee telegram @caferevolution  Ivan Kopyl is a  Ukrainian magistrate and war crimes investigator. Ivan's website - en.proekt-verum.org

Moored at Gillingham Pier, there's a boat which has an astonishing history: the paddle steamer the Medway Queen. In the 1920s and 30s she transported thousands of holidaymakers from the Medway towns for day trips to resorts like Sheerness and Margate, Clacton and Southend. But when the Second World War came she was transformed into a minesweeper, and then in 1940 crisscrossed the Channel to Dunkirk seven times in seven days, saving over 7000 Allied troops, becoming one of the stars of the flotilla of Little Ships.In this episode we talk to Alan Cook, whose grandfather was the captain on those perilous Dunkirk crossings, and meet the inspirational volunteers of the Medway Queen Preservation Society, who from the 1980s have worked tirelessly to turn the wreck she had become into the gloriously renovated boat we can visit today. And during the celebrations on the actual day of her 100th birthday we hear from Admiral Lord West and ask, Will the Medway Queen ever be able to head back into open waters under her own steam?Find out how you can visit this historic, heroic paddle steamer at https://www.medwayqueen.co.uk/With thanks to the City of Rochester Society for supporting this podcast. Find out more about their work at city-of-rochester.org.ukWe Did it Medway is presented by Rob Flood and Philip Dodd. It is produced and edited by Suze Cooper of Big Tent Media, with assistance from Emily Crosby Media.The We Did It Medway music is written and performed by Chris Weller (Staggered Ray), Rob Shepherd (Singing Loins) and Vicky Price (Ashen Keys) with lyrics by Philip Dodd. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Alan Cook is the Reform UK candidate for the Bromley and Biggin Hill constituency. X: @T_Alan_Cook  GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Nadia Klok is the Workers Party of Britain candidate for Brent West in the 2024 UK General Election and London secretary of the Party.      

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Radha Stirling is a leading UK based human rights advocate, crisis manager and policy consultant, focusing on the UAE and the wider Middle East. She is the founder and CEO of British based organisation Detained in Dubai (which have helped almost twenty thousand victims of injustice over the past 13+ years), Due Process International and IPEX (Interpol and Extradition) Reform. Stirling also hosts the Gulf in Justice Podcast. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Andrew Bridgen is a Member of Parliament for North West Leicestershire UK since 2010 and is very active in standing up against the official narratives including COVID and Net Zero. Andrew was initially elected to Parliament in 2010.  GUEST 3 OVERVIEW: Alan Cook is a Reform UK Party Candidate for Bromley & Biggin Hill; he's also standing for the London Assembly.

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Alan Cook is a Reform UK Party candidate for Bromley & Biggin Hill. He is also standing for the London Assembly. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Steve McNamara is a London Black Cab Driver and General Secretary of the licensed Taxi Drivers Association. GUEST 3 OVERVIEW: Ingrid Tarrant is a Broadcaster & Commentator.

GUEST OVERVIEW: Alan Cook is a Reform UK Party candidate for Bromley & Biggin Hill and is also standing for the London Assembly.

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Alan Cook is a Reform UK Party Candidate for Bromley & Biggin Hill; he's also standing for the London Assembly. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Madeline completed her philosophy degree at Cardiff University with a speciality in morality and ethics, and her dissertation on abortion. In her spare time, she runs the Alliance of Pro-Life Students which equips students to spread the pro-life message on their university campus. She has repeatedly appeared in the media to discuss and debate pro-life issues, including the BBC and GB News. Madeline has attended the March for Life every single year since it began, and can usually be found leading chants for the young adults section and MCing on main stage. https://madelinepage.com/ GUEST 3 OVERVIEW: Paul McGowan is an artist and social commentator who has been cancelled many times by the mainstream media. Addressing emotive issues, his works often provoke strong reactions. He studied art at Falmouth, Winchester and Bath School of Art.    

May 8, 2024Torah Smash! The Podcast for Nerdy JewsEpisode 54 - Very Special Episodes …with Guest Host Rabbi Alan CookThis week's episode will talk about something very special. Since we want it to be extra memorable, we'll bring in a special guest. That should help ensure that the purpose and topic stick out in your mind. Did that work for you growing up with the very special episodes of your favorite tv shows growing up? Does that still work for you now? Find out the answer to these questions and more on this very special episode of Torah Smash!00:03:00 In Good Company00:03:44 The arrival of the “Very Special Episode”00:10:47 A very special smash00:15:59 Special Guest Characters of the Torah00:16:50 Guest Starring Zelophahad's Daughters00:20:43 Guest Starring Moses' Father in Law00:25:21 Guest Starring A Celebrity!00:30:47 More Torah Special Guests00:34:04 Written Once More With Feeling00:37:14 Do Special Episodes Resonate More?00:41:04 Why bad things happen to unknown people. Share this episode with a friend: https://www.torahsmash.com/post/episode-54-very-special-episodes  Connect with us online, purchase swag, support us with a donation, and more at www.torahsmash.com.

In this episode of the Common Unity podcast, host Jason Fox and Nick Funnell interview Alan Cook, the founder of Inferno Blast, a health and fitness program. Alan shares his journey from a young age, growing up in a health-conscious family, to becoming a teacher and developing his own approach to nutrition and exercise. He emphasizes the importance of controlling macronutrients, incorporating regular movement into daily routines, and cultivating a positive mindset. Alan's goal is to provide a sustainable model for long-term health and well-being. Tune in to learn more about his unique approach to health and fitness.f you want to learn more about Alan, check out Instagram @infernoblastfitness/Don't forget to follow our host, Jason Fox, on Instagram @itsjasonfox or visit www.jasonfox.co.nz. And host, Nick from @nothingbuteverythingnz, whose website is www.nothingbuteverything.co.nz/.

GUEST OVERVIEW: Alan Cook is a candidate for the Reform UK Party, running for the Bromley & Biggin Hill constituency and also standing for the London Assembly.

GUEST OVERVIEW: Alan Cook is a Reform UK candidate for Bromley & Biggin Hill and for Bexley & Bromley London Assembly. He is tech-savvy, prioritizes UK sovereignty, and is pragmatic on climate and the economy.

On today's show, Pat Cash discusses his life and shares his perspective on the Julian Assange appeal as an Australian national and a freedom fighter. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Pat Cash is an Australian former professional tennis player and coach. He reached a career-high ATP singles ranking of world No. 4 in May 1988 and a career-high ATP doubles ranking of world No. 6 in August 1988. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Alan Cook: Reform UK candidate for Bromley & Biggin Hill and for Bexley & Bromley London Assembly, tech-savvy, prioritizes UK sovereignty, pragmatic on climate and economy.

Alan Cook - Do You Want Stay (Jordi Carreras Edit) by Jordi Carreras

The Junk Refund Show with Alan Cook A House Clean-Out Special in Long Island, NY. Celebration on entering the Labor Force. Making Life an Adventure.

"The motion of the Long Beach pump creates a complex set of friction, rubbing and impact sounds. These rhythmic interactions have been abstracted, their harshness softened, and new sets of functional sounds, manipulated rhythms, and drones have been created using the Octatrack MkII." Long Beach oil pumping reimagined by Alan Cook. 

On today's show, Ben Walker gives a Gaza update - Hamas hostage swap breaking news. A deal has been announced. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Charlie Downes is a Political Commentator & Freelance Contributor. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Alan Cook is a Reform UK candidate for Bromley & Biggin Hill and for Bexley & Bromley in the London Assembly. He is tech-savvy, prioritizes UK sovereignty, and takes a pragmatic approach to climate and the economy. GUEST 3 OVERVIEW: Ben Walker is a UKIP National Party Chairman & Royal Navy Veteran. 

Desde los años 80 no se reencontraban en una emisora de radio Javier Ussía y Mike Platinas, padres del Max Mix que revolucionó el panorama musical en nuestro país. Star 80 ha conseguido reunirlos en una entrevista de lo más jugosa. Esperamos que disfrutes de este especial que ha contado con la ayuda inestimable de Rafa Andrés, Seve Martii, Xavier Aymar. Alan Cook, con la producción de Silvia Oliveras y el patrocinio de Neumáticos Martín Rius.

On today's show, Alan Cook discusses how Climate Fundamentalism has taken over from where Remoaning over Brexit left off. This refers to people obsessing about climate issues replacing those who kept complaining about Brexit. Later, Vince Maple of Labour proposes a "fiscal lock" amendment for the OBR review of significant financial plans, challenging Tory MPs on fiscal responsibility, with the government opposing it. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Alan Cook: Reform UK candidate for Bromley & Biggin Hill and for Bexley & Bromley London Assembly, tech-savvy, prioritizes UK sovereignty, pragmatic on climate and economy. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Labour and Co-operative councillor since 2007, currently represents Chatham Central & Brompton Ward, and is the successful five-time elected Leader of Medway Council.

On today's show; The government plans to ban petrol vehicles in the UK, but Alan will update us on the latest research into the safety problems of electric vehicles. Lembit will discuss with Alan's the UK government's choice to risk the public's lives in order to meet Net Zero policies. GUEST OVERVIEW: Alan Cook, the Reform UK Party Candidate for Bromley & Biggin Hill, is also running for a seat on the London Assembly.

"Imagine robots, equipped with sensors, monitoring your sleep patterns and mimicking the conditions of REM sleep. Here the Moog Subharmonicon emulates the original fan, and the field recording, mangled by the Octatrack, signifies Robot REM." Ceiling fan reimagined by Alan Cook.  Part of the Music for Sleep project - for more information and to hear more sounds from the collection, visit https://citiesandmemory.com/music-for-sleep/

"I was instantly drawn to Alan Cook's recording of waves crashing into the sea wall rocks at Port Noarlunga in South Australia. I manipulated the original field recording in such a way as to reimagine the state of wakefulness leading to sleep, otherwise known as hypnagogia. As well as working with the original field recording, I added various synthesiser parts to the composition." Port Noarlunga reimagined by Jase Warner.  Part of the Music for Sleep project - for more information and to hear more sounds from the collection, visit https://citiesandmemory.com/music-for-sleep/

Ocean surging against sea wall rocks. Recorded by Alan Cook. Part of the Music for Sleep project - for more information and to hear more sounds from the collection, visit https://citiesandmemory.com/music-for-sleep/

Why you lying Joe, Space Command stays in Colorado, We do not need an Ebony Alert system, Alan Cook of Alabama Veterans, Yellow trucking company shutting downSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Why you lying Joe, Space Command stays in Colorado, We do not need an Ebony Alert system, Alan Cook of Alabama Veterans, Yellow trucking company shutting down.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Junk Refund Show with Alan Cook Guest, Timmy Stories about Hard Work in our Everyday Lives

We're baaaack!!! The World Cup roster has dropped and Allyson and Madalyn are here for it.  And frankly, they have more World Cups under their belts than most of these call-ups.  Will our backline survive without Becky?  Does Savannah DeMelo deserve the nod?  Can Sophia Smith and an on-form Lynne Williams make up for Mal's absence?  Let us know what you think at settlethescorepodcast@gmail.com.

"This piece considers the interaction of time, people, and points on a map, as they slide past each other, and documents the anxiety and excitement of the death of a Monarch in sound.  It contrasts people passing a point (in the Mall) with points (the entourage) passing the people." Procession of the Queen's coffin on The Mall, London reimagined by Alan Cook.

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Jacob Alan Cook, author of Worldview Theory, Whiteness and the Future of Evangelical Faith, joins me for the final Faith and Capital interview! We discuss worldviewing, ideology, the limits of our knowledge and freedom.Are you an organizer, activist or student of Marxism? Tune into the Mass Struggle podcast.Amplify this content with an iTunes or Spotify rating or review and subscribe to our channel on Youtube!Follow Faith and Capital on instagram, twitter,  facebook and subscribe to our channel on Youtube.Support: patreon.com/faithandcapitalMake a one time contribution with PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/faithandcapitalEmail: faithandcapital@gmail.comMusic by D.C.R. Pollock and Ed RussekSupport the show

In this episode Holly Oven, Transport Manager of Britannia Alan Cook discusses how she began in the industry only 2 years ago and is still a mere 21 years of age! Holly has always been indirectly involved within the industry, but her initial career path was to be in accounting where she began her training during and after college, until Covid happened. Britannia Alan Cook is a family business which Holly's parents bought in 2008, as Alan Cook Removals, joining Britannia Movers International in 2018. Today Britannia Alan Cook operate 25 vehicles (10 trucks, 1 trailer, 15 vans), have 3 warehouses across 2 sites and employ approximately 40 staff. Britannia Alan Cook specialise in the domestic removals & storage market, self-storage, international relocation and offer a shredding service. Holly's biggest challenge has been having a young and female voice on the telephone, where customers would question her knowledge. Other challenges have been being the boss's daughter, and more recently the tachograph changes. As Holly's chosen career of being within the industry is still so early on there is nothing she would change from her moving past but is excited for what the future has to offer. Holly has several highpoints of being within the industry already, obtaining her CPC qualification, being part of the Removals & Storage Magazine's Women in the Industry feature, and of course being a guest on Moving Matters. We digress away from the standard questions to find out more about the recent BAR Young Movers Group conference in Cambridge. The one thing Holly would like to change within the industry is again the conveyancing system, however on the flip side, if it didn't provide such complications would more companies provide removal services and potentially flood the marketplace? Holly also believes the removal industry and solicitors should be working closer together rather than against each other, and together we touch on legislation. The advice Holly would give herself just starting out within the industry again is to have confidence and believe in yourself, something Holly has been working upon. Also, to find and implement a robust organisation system. In the next 5 years Holly would like to continue her development and undertake more courses, including the BAR Removals Masterclass, and to obtain her Class C licence! And within Britannia Alan Cook, Holly is hoping that a younger management team will be in place, alleviating the pressure from her father. Industry wise Holly hopes we will all be recovering from the expected downturn, an increase in sustainability and environmental practices, electric vans (but not electric trucks), recognition of the industry at governmental level, and finally that the crews get the recognition they thoroughly deserve. Outside of the industry Holly enjoys watching her football team of Norwich City, she is a bookworm, participates in yoga with her mother, and she is a ‘proper' foodie (her words not mine) who enjoys going out for meals and drinks with friends. And as always we end Moving Matters with a funny moving story, or more a quaint one, regarding a move to an old railway signal box on the Norfolk Broads using her father's cruiser as the transportation vessel. Enjoy! Links to Britannia Alan Cook: * Website (https://britannia-cooks.co.uk/) * Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/Alan-Cook-Removals-360758970694692/) * Twitter (https://twitter.com/alancookremoval) Special Guest: Holly Oven.

A Real Animal Singer/Songwriter Eric Burdon (The Animals/War) guests this weekend on Animal Radio. He'll talk about his affinity for Elephants, and what he's doing about it. Eric will also share his experience living in a zoo. Listen Now Creating a Fear Free World for Your Pets When two competing radio hosts get together, they must have something really important to talk about. Sure enough, Steve Dale and Hal Abrams team up to talk about the Fear Free movement and how it can benefit your pet. Listen Now What It's Like To Be On Shark Tank A dozen Animal Radio listeners were the first to get to try out the Brilliant Pad self-cleaning automatic dog potty. Last week, Brilliant Pad creator got his shot on the ABC hit show Shark Tank. With a half-million dollars in shark backing, Alan Cook tells us about the surreal experience of introducing Brilliant Pad to a prime time TV audience. Listen Now Fake Service Dogs on the Rise 19 states have now enacted laws cracking down on people who try to pass off their pets as service animals and Massachusetts is now considering a similar proposal. The toughest of the anti-fake service dog laws already in existence is in California, where the maximum penalty is a $1,000 fine and up to six months in jail. Listen Now Whole-Family Pet Cemeteries You will be hearing more from the Green Pet-Burial Society as our love of pets continues to grow. The group advocates for "whole-family cemeteries," places where the whole family, pets included, can be buried together. The burial of pet remains in cemeteries designated for humans is illegal in many U.S. states. Listen Now Read more about this week's show.

The skipper, Gary Fraser joins us this week alongside left-mid, turned left-back, turned centre-half for Open Goal Broomhill FC, Alan Cook! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The skipper, Gary Fraser joins us this week alongside left-mid, turned left-back, turned centre-half for Open Goal Broomhill FC, Alan Cook! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sandra Herrera and Lisa Roman prepare for the 2022 NWSL Season with a full OL Reign preview. Head Coach Laura Harvey is back in Washington State with this squad and she has high hopes for 2022 (5:05). They take a look at the biggest roster signings, particularly some re-signings in 2021 MVP Jess Fishlock, Megan Rapinoe, Sofia Huerta and Tziarra King (17:22). A few players departed from OL Reign like Celia, Leah Pruitt and Amber Brooks. Sandra and Lisa run through the preseason roster for OL Reign and highlight the midfield core group and circle and holes that Lauren Harvey may have to fill in 2022. The biggest burning question for OL Reign in 2022: Can Laura Harvey finally win a Championship with OL Reign (25:10)? Listen to hear the A3 projected finish for Houston Dash based on the pre-season roster. In the second half of the episode, Sandra Herrera and Lisa Roman welcome OL Reign defender Alan Cook to discuss her offseason and the start of the 2022 season for OL Reign (30:15). Alana talks about playing with the USWNT as well as OL Reign and how she transitions between the national team and club team play. Alana opens up about having Head Coach Laura Harvey at the helm for this OL Reign team and how the growth on the pitch has already happened. 'Attacking Third' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow the Attacking Third team on Twitter: @AttackingThird, @SandHerrera_, @LRoman32 Visit the Attacking Third YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/attackingthird You can listen to Attacking Third on your smart speakers! Simply say "Alexa, play the latest episode of the Attacking Third podcast" or "Hey Google, play the latest episode of the Attacking Third podcast." For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Jacob Alan Cook investigates how people move from an ideas-based sense of security about who they are and what they are doing in the world toward a more vibrant, relational posture of faith. He is actively studying and experimenting with creative practices for Christian moral formation in both the academy and local church-communities. Cook's first book, Worldview Theory, Whiteness, and the Future of Evangelical Faith, is out now along with a series of articles on Baptist News Global introducing its hypothesis. He is currently a postdoctoral fellow at Wake Forest University School of Divinity, where he leads a research program centered on formative practices and the big question: What does it look like when churches and their people thrive as agents of justice, reconciliation, and compassion in their local communities? Check out Jacob's powerful series of articles based on the book Was Adam and Eve's ‘worldview' the original sin? Who needs the church when we have the biblical worldview? Why your worldview might be both more and less than biblical Putting the white in witness since the 1940s A short history of the roots of colonialism, racism and whiteness in ‘Christian worldview' What if your ‘Christian worldview' is based on some sinful ideas? Plan to Get Punched in the Mouth Follow the podcast, drop a review, send feedback/questions or become a member of the HBC Community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Jacob Alan Cook investigates how people move from an ideas-based sense of security about who they are and what they are doing in the world toward a more vibrant, relational posture of faith. He is actively studying and experimenting with creative practices for Christian moral formation in both the academy and local church-communities. Cook's first… Read more about Jacob Alan Cook: Is the “Christian Worldview” a Supremacist Grift?

Episode 18 Trauma Treatment - Medical vs. Behavioral Watch Now https://youtu.be/_iT2ielQ84U Listen Now Episode 18  We discuss both similarities and differences between medical and clinical trauma approaches within addiction treatment. Topics: What happened when both medical and behavioral treatment joined and the patterns that started to emerge.The relationship between the physiological and the psychological effects of traumaThe direction of medical to clinicalWhy building resilience in early recovery is so important Select Quotes In stabilization and in this early recovery process we have to take the time to empower, encourage, and guide them to build resilience so they can do that deeper work. Or we relegate them to simply giving up. How many people go to the gym in January and do this big workout and are so sore that they never go back. That's exactly the risk we run by going too quickly before clients build enough resilience to tolerate that deeper work, that is why we don't do it at the beginning.Alan Cook, MA, LPC, LAC Episode Transcripts Episode 18 Transcriptso we had what i think is a new and insightful conversation last episode about trauma in particular trauma-informed care and i think allen brings a new perspective uh in that regard that i think is worth engaging the audience in and a little bit after the episode yesterday we kept going forward with trauma-informed language and so forth and there were a couple of topics that we touched upon that i thought would be important just to continue to discuss with you all as well moving forward so uh in that regard one of the things that was brought up was sort of this collision course in time that you've experienced and been witness to about you know sort of clinical and medical interventions taking place you know in my minimal reading of addiction treatment in its history one of those collisions was the bringing in of insurance benefit plans that started dictating care in the early 70s in that regard and i think that's where we can probably maybe start as to where we see these clinical and medical interventions sort of colliding in that way and so i guess the question is uh what did that look like for you and what have you seen in time alan that this collision course has been on a path of and then in relationship to trauma specifically through that lens how did that take place in your eyes wow that's a big question yeah so compacted great uh well what comes up for me as you're talking is what i said toward the end of our last conversation that i think that when medical and behavioral joined they had not a lot of language in common except trauma and so that became the basis for the collaboration that we built we've built an entire system based on this notion of trauma being the common element between medical and clinical and and that's a great idea exceptexcept that physical trauma is actually a physical stress to the body and that seems pretty clear i mean you hurt yourself you're trying that's a trauma in the medical world emotional trauma is a stress that happens emotionally but also requires perception physical trauma doesn't require perception it's simply your body reacts to it and it's a physical response emotional trauma requires perception a person has to perceive that they were traumatized and i think that that's that's gotten us off into the weeds a little bit absolutely that we've made some assumptions that trauma is trauma and all trauma isn't the same there's a pretty specific difference and we've also started to really look at ways that trauma is physical right i think we've really we've created a trajectory of trauma and trauma therapy even within the behavioral health world that treats emotional trauma as a physical trauma and not to say that trauma doesn't present itself in the body or present physiologically however we again it's just sort of reinforcing what you're saying that we've real...

Episode 17 Keys To Understanding Shame and Trauma Watch Now https://youtu.be/EVMebaHmYJc Listen Now Episode 17 With a special guest, we dive into the unique relationship between shame and trauma, and why both should be worked on cohesively and strategically to better the individual's growth. Topics: The relationship between shame and trauma and how one usually doesn't come with the otherHow our clinicians approach an individual who has trauma, and where they start.How the industry is focused on “trauma-informed”, but should also have a heavy focus on shame Select Quotes It is not that trauma that has caused them the problem, it is what they took away about themselves, what they believed about themselves, what they believed they lost, what they believed they disempowered about themselves, or what they had to protect themselves from; that's important to release and relearn. Because most of the time our traumas happen sometime in history, that's the nature of trauma; it's in the past. And we forget that no matter when our trauma happened, we were different then, but we have anchored that trauma in that experience, especially childhood trauma. We were children, we were helpless, we didn't have a lot of skills. So we believe that trauma to be true today, even though our skills have changed. So I approach them from shame, because when somebody grows up, what they bring about that trauma is shame, ‘why couldn't I take care of myself, why couldn't I stop that, I must be a bad person'. If I can release the shame today then I can remind them that they have different skills today than they did back then, and link it differently.Alan Cook, MA, LPC, LAC Episode Transcripts Episode 17 Transcriptall right welcome back to anotherawesome exciting it's awesome andexciting to me so i'm just going to keepsaying it episode of finding peaksumi'vecome in my shortest of shorts todaybecause the viewers were calling on alittle bit more skin jokes aside it'swarm out today here in colorado springsso i'm enjoying the warmth and lettingmy and opening up my legs to the sunhere so i can get a little color sowe all win yeahso hopefully the viewers are winningequally in this regard uh today soi'm joined again i'm brandon burns chiefexecutive officer for peaks recoverycenters joined by my friend colleagueclinton nicholson uh lpclactherapistawesome awesome there you go we finallyafter 20 or so episodes however far weend we have a guest today and aspromised the great alan cook lpc lac isjoining us today um he's been just atremendous asset not only to ourprogramming our our currently our familyprogramming but has also helped us outof the depths of umsome really difficult times at the tailend of covet at least in the 2020 sideof the covet experiencesoa little bit more about yourself pleasealanwhat more can i say i ami'm the chair of theaddiction counselor examiner board atdorainfamous as that might be absolutely ialsohave the dubious distinction of helpingdevelop the competency competencies andall the classes that torture addictioncounselors to become addictioncounselors so which is where we metright in one of those torturous classesyeah one formerinstructor extraordinaire awesome yeahyeah well wonderful i've alwaysgreatly enjoyed my time discussions andenergy with um with you uh alan uhyou've provided a lot to me a lot ofgreat insights for how this industryworks how addiction works mental healthand so forth and souh today i just wanted to kind of goback through the reel and introduce yournarrative around trauma and shame and aswe were kind of talking aboutpre-episode here um there is this commonnotion it feels like from my experiencewhere individuals leave treatment andrecovery falls short on the other sidemaybe it's relapsesomething comes up in that regard andthey say you know what had that priorcenter just worked on my trauma iprobably would have been more successfuland for me there's this cause...

In today's episode, Rabbi Alan Cook shares information and insight about different types of Judaism and Jewish practices including fasting, kosher food and Sabbath rules, and weekly readings of the Torah. One of the things that are so special about the Jewish faith is the strong ties to family and community. Deeds of social action and care for relationships help move the world towards God's vision of wholeness.  Rabbi Alan shares stories of participating in summer camp, writing puns and poetry, and responding to social justice issues in the community and the nation.  A sense of mindfulness and gratitude toward those he interacts with shows up in it all.  Rabbi Alan believes that each of us plays a collective part in harmony with everything and every person in the world. He shares stories of building relationships between the Muslim and Jewish communities in Champaign-Urbana and bringing together different faith communities and leaders under the Interfaith Alliance. Don't miss his original poem/blessing inspired by one of the weekly Torah portions at the end of the episode! Meet Rabbi Alan Rabbi Alan Cook was ordained by the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in 2003.  After serving congregations in Denver and Seattle, he came to Champaign in 2013 to serve as the rabbi of Sinai Temple.  Rabbi Alan is married to Rabbi Jody Cook, Sinai Temple’s director of education, and they have three children.  In 2014, Rabbi Alan helped to reorganize the Interfaith Alliance of Champaign County and served as chair of the reconstituted organization for the first three years.  Rabbi Alan has served as a board member of the Eastern Illinois Foodbank and currently is on the board of Faith In Place.  He enjoys writing, reading, and cooking. Read some of Rabbi Alan's past writings on https://ravcookie.blogspot.com/. You can email him at ravcookie@gmail.com. Resources We Mention What is Reform Judaism? Thanks a Thousand and A Year of Biblical Living by AJ Jacobs The Red Heifer Simchat Torah: A celebration of completing the annual reading of the Torah The Heart of the Torah

What could the new plans for leasehold reform mean for you? Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick has announced what he calls the biggest reforms to English property law for 40 years, making it easier and cheaper for leaseholders to buy their freehold or extend their lease and introducing Commonhold tenure. On Wednesday's programme Felicity Hannah and guests take a look at the new proposals and ask how the system works in Scotland, where leaseholds were abolished in 2004. On the panel: Alan Cook, Partner, Pinsent Masons, Glasgow Sebastian O’Kelly, CEO, Leasehold Knowledge Partnership Dona Awano, Solicitor, Commonhold and Leasehold Experts Limited We'd love to hear your questions and experiences so e-mail moneybox@bbc.co.uk now to join the conversation. Presenter: Felicity Hannah Producer: Diane Richardson Editor: Rosamund Jones

Especial vol.3 y vol.4 de Disco Maxi Dance y más... Alan Cook ‎– I Need Somebody To Love Tonight Michael Grant - Don't Turn Your Back Moulin Rouge - D.J. I Wanna Be Your Record Sylvester - Mutual Attraction Randy Evans - World Of Today Monday Midnite - Do It (Biggy Bobo) Jacqueline - Every Beat Of My Heart Justian – Shake Captain Cocktail - Stop Talking Nasty Pleasure & Pain – Higher John Sauli - Can't Stop The Rain (NEW) Andrea - Macho Man Ebony - We All Need Love Jovanotti - Gimme Five Beckie Bell - Let Me Know Pearly Gates - Action! Herbie Goins - I Feel Good Norman - Lover Girl Stephanie Biddle - Let Me Joe Ericson ‎– She's All Right The Romance - Colours Of My Life Elvin - Luggi, Luggi, Ludwig Robert Tomasi - Sad Images Trans-X & Tobias Bernstrup ‎– Videodrome Divine - Native Love Step By Step Gianni Durante - My Heart Is On Fire The Flirts – Passion Brand Image - Are You Loving? Raggio Di Luna – Comanchero Savage - I'm Loosing You Mauro - Buona Sera (Ciao Ciao) Italove - Heading For The Sun Premio Nobel - Baby Doll El coche fantástico

Alan Cook is the founder and CEO of BrilliantPet.He appeared on ABC's hit television show Shark Tank to launch the BrilliantPad self-cleaning dog potty in November 2017. This summer his team followed up with BrilliantPad SMART, which adds WiFi connectivity and an app. Now you can see and replace dirty puppy pads from the palm of your hand.  Alan has created many well-known products and companies, including the ScoopFree® self-cleaning litter box, FroliCat™ family of electronic pet toys, the Belle-V Kitchen designer ice cream scoop -- which is the featured at the Cooper-Hewitt Smithsonian National Design Museum, and the Ben & Jerry's Factory Tour gift shop, and even a sensor and data analytics system that was acquired by Intel / GE Healthcare.  Alan guest lectures on the topics of product development and entrepreneurship at Penn, Wharton, and MIT. He is an investor in several technology start-ups and an adviser to Spark Shop, a not-for-profit that fosters STEM education in middle-schools and high schools. In his spare time, he practices yoga and races cars, and we'll talk about that too! 

NZ King Salmon has held operating earnings within guidance despite its sales revenue falling by 50 per cent during the level 4 lockdown response to Covid-19.The world's biggest producer of premium king salmon posted operating ebitda of $25.1m for the year ended June 30, the lower end of its half year guidance of $25-$28.5m.Net profit of $18m was 59 per cent up on the previous year. Revenue at $155.3m was down 10 per cent on the previous year and sales volumes fell 16 per cent at 6331 tonnes.Pricing strengthened to $24.54/kg, up 7 per cent.No final dividend will be paid because of Covid-19 uncertainty, higher inventory levels and to ensure prudent cash availability.Trading was now around 20 per cent below pre-Covid levels but managing director and chief executive Grant Rosewarne said there were encouraging signs in export markets, particularly the key US market, which had been hit hard by the virus.The company qualified as an essential service during lockdown so was able to keep harvesting and selling, but harvesting volumes fell during the response and sales were impacted by a slump in the food service and hospitality sectors in its key export markets.Chairman John Ryder said the year had been one of the most challenging in his business career.He thanked staff for seeing the company through the difficult period and said much of its resilience was due to the support of customers, partners, suppliers and shareholders.Rosewarne said with the help of the wage subsidy, the company had been able to keep its 550 staff employed.The company's application to establish New Zealand's first open ocean farm in Cook Strait, 7km north of Cape Lambert, was progressing well with a resource consent hearing expected by the end of the year.With the departure of chief operating officer Alan Cook, a Canadian who returned home after less than a year in the job, the company had decided to split the role to enable more focus on aquaculture and processing operations respectively.Internal appointment Grant Lovell would become general manager aquaculture.The company paid an interim dividend of 2c per share.

Alan J. Cook DBA Group 1 Productions, a sole proprietorship, has been providing both the public and private sector with video production over three decades. Our client base is national and our productions have been distributed globally via video tape, DVD, the Internet, cable and satellite broadcast. Learn more about Alan at http://www.finestwomeninrealestate.com/members/alancook/

A Real Animal Singer/Songwriter Eric Burdon (The Animals/War) guests this weekend on Animal Radio. He'll talk about his affinity for Elephants, and what he's doing about it. Eric will also share his experience living in a zoo. Listen Now Creating a Fear Free World for Your Pets When two competing radio hosts get together, they must have something really important to talk about. Sure enough, Steve Dale and Hal Abrams team up to talk about the Fear Free movement and how it can benefit your pet. Listen Now What It's Like To Be On Shark Tank A dozen Animal Radio listeners were the first to get to try out the Brilliant Pad self-cleaning automatic dog potty. Last week, Brilliant Pad creator got his shot on the ABC hit show Shark Tank. With a half-million dollars in shark backing, Alan Cook tells us about the surreal experience of introducing Brilliant Pad to a prime time TV audience. Listen Now Fake Service Dogs on the Rise 19 states have now enacted laws cracking down on people who try to pass off their pets as service animals and Massachusetts is now considering a similar proposal. The toughest of the anti-fake service dog laws already in existence is in California, where the maximum penalty is a $1,000 fine and up to six months in jail. Listen Now Whole-Family Pet Cemeteries You will be hearing more from the Green Pet-Burial Society as our love of pets continues to grow. The group advocates for "whole-family cemeteries," places where the whole family, pets included, can be buried together. The burial of pet remains in cemeteries designated for humans is illegal in many U.S. states. Listen Now Read more about this week's show.

TJ Cooper has been a lead trainer in tactical topics since 1987 and recently retired in 2016 after 34 years of continuous service. He still serves as a Lead Trainer for the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, and now works for the University of North Florida Police Department as a Police Officer leading the Training division. TJ teaches civilian, law enforcement and military agencies on demand. As a lead tactical trainer, he continually trains, attends and teaches high liability topics in criminal justice academies, colleges and training forums. TJ opened the second ever affiliate, CrossFit East, and was really the first to bring CrossFit to the tactical community with amazing results. In this episode we learn about how TJ got into CrossFit, how he has grown the community spirit CrossFit by creating the CrossFit East Family, and how CrossFit is a necessary skill set that can be applied in life and death situations. For more info on TJ, check out his website here, or follow him on Instagram and Facebook. Books, People, and Organizations mentioned in the episode.3:41 Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office 3:50 TJ’s CrossFit origin story4:00 Police Corp4:50 Lew Hicks5:25 Coach Glassman7:19 TJ’s fitness background9:05 How CrossFit started doing certifications9:52 Boz12:24 University of North Florida12:38 Deskbound, by Kelly Starrett17:44 Precision Nutrition and John Berardi20:32 How TJ became affiliate #220:46 Dave Werner, Nick Nibler, Robb Wolf, Mike Burgener, Mark Rippetoe23:03 CrossFit Southside, Justin Bergh23:19 CrossFit Jax, Chris Russell25:08 What would TJ go back and do differently?25:55 Mike Hiday, Chris Russell, Mike Solis29:17 TJ explains CrossFit East Family30:45 Fight Gone Bad31:10 Alan Cook, Hypoxia Gym32:27 TJ talks about active shooter situations + CrossFit35:49 Joe De Sena, Spartan Race36:13 Presidential Physical Fitness Test42:50 TJ’s socials

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Picture yourself at Machu Picchu, entering the citadel along the same path as the Inca. Fly above the mysterious geoglyphs of Nazca and boat to the Ballestas Islands – where the incredible diversity of animals includes immense bird colonies, seals, penguins, and dolphins. Visiting the villages of Peru’s Sacred Valley and Altiplano, you'll be welcomed into family homes for amazing Peruvian food—one of the many local passions of Trafalgar tour coordinator Alan Cook, who's here to share his travel secrets with us.

Picture yourself at Machu Picchu, entering the citadel along the same path as the Inca. Fly above the mysterious geoglyphs of Nazca and boat to the Ballestas Islands – where the incredible diversity of animals includes immense bird colonies, seals, penguins, and dolphins. Visiting the villages of Peru’s Sacred Valley and Altiplano, you'll be welcomed into family homes for amazing Peruvian food—one of the many local passions of Trafalgar tour coordinator Alan Cook, who's here to share his travel secrets with us.

As a stunning 'Knife Angel' sculpture is installed in the city, Radio City New's **Adam Phillips** talks to **Alan Cook**, whose son **Sam Cook** was tragically murdered on a night out. Alan shares his thoughts on the sculpture, and what impact it may have on the city. Introduction by **Mick Coyle**. Originally broadcast November 29th 2018. Produced by John Fogarty.

A Real Animal Singer/Songwriter Eric Burdon (The Animals/War) guests this weekend on Animal Radio. He'll talk about his affinity for Elephants, and what he's doing about it. Eric will also share his experience living in a zoo. Creating a Fear Free World for Your Pets When two competing radio hosts get together, they must have something really important to talk about. Sure enough, Steve Dale and Hal Abrams team up to talk about the Fear Free movement and how it can benefit your pet. Fake Service Dogs on the Rise 19 states have now enacted laws cracking down on people who try to pass off their pets as service animals and Massachusetts is now considering a similar proposal. The toughest of the anti-fake service dog laws already in existence is in California, where the maximum penalty is a $1,000 fine and up to six months in jail. Whole-Family Pet Cemeteries You will be hearing more from the Green Pet-Burial Society as our love of pets continues to grow. The group advocates for "whole-family cemeteries," places where the whole family, pets included, can be buried together. The burial of pet remains in cemeteries designated for humans is illegal in many U.S. states. What It's Like To Be On Shark Tank A dozen Animal Radio listeners were the first to get to try out the Brilliant Pad self-cleaning automatic dog potty. Last week, Brilliant Pad creator got his shot on the ABC hit show Shark Tank. With a half-million dollars in shark backing, Alan Cook tells us about the surreal experience of introducing Brilliant Pad to a prime time TV audience. Read more about this week's show.

How Will The Eclipse Affect Your Pet? Does your pet need special glasses to see the eclipse? Will animals act strange during this astronomical phenomenon? Astrophysicist Dr. Angela Speck is our guest. She has answers to these questions and other ecliptic queries. Would Your Pet Be a Good Model? Marketing genius Amy Peller managed to launch her dog's modeling career in an advertisement for Banana Republic. She says you shouldn't quit your day job. But she also says it's a lot of great fun for her and her dog Benny Hanna. The Latest & Greatest Pet Gadgets Pet World Insider Robert Semrow reports from the floor of SuperZoo, the pet product industry's largest trade show. He's reporting on the trends and Animal Radio's Top Picks for 2017. Alan Cook shows off his latest invention, a self-cleaning potty for dogs. Facebook Cracks Down on Sale of Pets Facebook is cracking down on the sale of pets, which they say is designed to weed out puppy mills. Facebook's list of things NOT allowed or forbidden commerce also includes weapons, ammunition, explosives and adult items or services. Private groups appear to be included in the no pet sales policy, so even those posts in private groups would be subject to removal. Cecil's Cub Meet the Same Fate No doubt you remember Cecil the lion, Zimbabwe's beloved big, black-mane lion, whose death at the hands of an American trophy hunter triggered international outrage? Cecil, was of course, killed by an American dentist who had paid about $50,000 for the African safari. Now history is repeating itself. Cecil's son has been fatally shot by another trophy hunter in Zimbabwe. Rats Care for Kittens A cat cafe in Brooklyn has recruited a pair of rats to care for its newborn kittens. They are young rats named Remy and Emile. These special rats were raised around kittens from a young age and are mostly used to care for orphaned kittens, sometimes called "bottle babies." But, because the rats are not afraid of the kittens, the rats don’t run away and the kittens mostly don't chase them, although they do love playing with the rat's tails during supervised play sessions. Read more about this week's show.

This is our analysis of the illustrations of Ozma of Oz by John R. Neill. I, Jared Davis, am joined by Alan Cook of Glasgow, Scotland, who is a professional illustrator, and Sam Milazzo of Maroubra, Australia, who is an art student and Oz fan.