Podcasts about Alder

Alder Road Service | 7th June 2026 | Matthew Hosier| When It Looks Right But is not! by Gateway Church

This week on "Deconstructing Dallas," Ryan Trimble and Shawn Williams welcome Corey Alder — President of Nexus Development Corporation and the force behind Vivante Luxury Senior Living — coming soon to Turtle Creek.Corey shares how a California developer fell in love with Dallas, secured a premier site on Turtle Creek Boulevard and set out to redefine what senior living can look like for one of the most accomplished generations in the city.The conversation covers:Why Dallas was the obvious choice and why the Turtle Creek site was worth fighting for twiceHow Vivante flips the script on senior livingThe culinary philosophy that has residents choosing dinner at Vivante over going outA staffing and care model built for stability What to expect when the sales office opens this fall and how to get on the interest listThe episode opens with a Texas spring reality check. Shawn recounts a harrowing hail storm that totaled his car and took out his roof, with a timely reminder to know your storm closet when Threat Level 3 rolls in.Ryan and Shawn close out with a FIFA World Cup preview: nine matches coming to AT&T Stadium, Fan Fest at Fair Park and Shawn's early pick of Spain (with a watchful eye on Argentina.)Whether you're thinking about your parents, planning ahead for yourself or just curious about what's rising out of the ground on Turtle Creek — this episode is worth your time.Key Takeaway: "We want them to stop worrying. We got you — and you're going to live your life the way you're used to, with no downgrade.""Deconstructing Dallas" is a podcast exploring the people, ideas and stories shaping the city.

Alder and Ashley Road Services | 31st May 2026 | Matthew Hosier | Obedience to the Covenant by Gateway Church

En ny analyse fra Dansk Arbejdsgiverforening viser at alvorlig stress måske er mere forbundet med køn og alder end arbejde. Det har ikke overraskende rejst en kæmpe debat, for hvorfor skulle unge kvinder være mere modtagelige over for stress end andre mennesker? Hør hvad argumenterne for den nye analyse er i Finans Lyn-analyse. Gæst: Anne Sofie Thrane, journalist, Finans. Vært: Mads Ring. Foto: Signe Goldmann.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vom Låden und vom Leben Nummer 38 - Geduld (...wie immer zum hören und mitlesen oder lesen und mithören, ganz wie ihr wollt) Vom Låden und vom Leben (audiofile #38: Geduld) (als Ergänzung zu Hammersbald) Servus ihr Liem dord draußn, heud isses amål widder soweid. Heud du i wieder fränggln. Awer - un des hab i scho a boarmål bewiesn - s gehd a ohne Grand. Dann nacherd hald a weng filosofisch. Mei Deema is Geduld. Könnd "se männie scheids of Geduld" sei. Oder mer könnds a ganz annersch aufzie, ehm als Kommunigazionsdeema. Der Sinn zwischn die Zeiln oder besser gsåchd zwischn die Wörder oder Subdexd. Weil s gibbd dodål unnerschiedliche, sozumsåchn fassd scho audodynamische Endwigglungen in Gschbrächn. Zum Beisbiel grichd wer was nein falschn Hals und is nacherd dodål aggressief. Oder mer dud aneinanner vorbeireed und gefühld goar nix verschde. Oder ehm blubberblasn ausm Mund rauslass, wo derre annere, also der Gschbrächsbaddner noch neddamål mid gschbrochener Schbråche in Zusammenhang bring kå. Ja echd, des gibbds. Awer des isses gar nedd, wo ich heud drauf nauswill. Des war blos der Åfang. Manchmal bassierds, un es endwiggeld sich auf wundersame Weise a diefschürfendes Geschbräch aus alldächlichn Flosgln. Aus Smålldåg sozumsach. Des kann nacherd innem Daxi genauso bassier, wie innem Waddezimmer oder während enner Füsio oder Erchoderabbieschdund. Warum des nacherd so bassier dud, wäss ich echd ned. Da gibbds sicher a boar unnerschiedliche, möchliche Ursåchn. Gloar. Kann sei, dass die zwä - oder mehr, wo sich unnerhåld du, a ähnliche Wellenlänge hamm, wie ma so schö sach dud. Kann a sei, dass dess Wedder eefach so schlechd is, dasses nix hergeb dud, um drüwer zu redd. Vielleichd gibbds da a meddafüsische Gründ oder esodärische. Awer eichndlich isses Wurschd, wieso und woher des komm dud. Weil wichdich is des Ergebnis - oder der Zugewinn, den wo mer vou sowas hamm kå. Und des is ned blos des wichdichsde, sonnern essenziell. Schdell mer uns amål vor, ich liech bei meiner Erchoderabeudin oder Füsio oder wie ach immer. Und irchndwie kommd nacherd des Gschbräch auf Geduld. Würd sich ja åbied. Hab ich euch scho a boar mal verzähld, dass ich im ledzdn Jåhr Geduld und so a Ard Demud glernd habb. Gibbds a ann widzichn Beidråch üwer mein Füsio und mei Ergoderabeudin. Odder besser gsåchd sogar mid denne. Awer zurügg zum Deema. Geduld. Also sinn mir aus bekanndn Gründn auf des Dema Geduld kommn. Und dann gabs des, was ganz früher im Bayrischen Rundfungg kommn is. Zuhören, endsbannen, nachdenggn. (gud, s wår zuschaun, awer des kammer schonnamål frei inderbrädier) Irchndwie simmer nacherd von enner Erkenndnis zur annern kommn. Und da dadran möcherd ich euch heud deilhab lass. Der Åfang war, wie gesåchd, dass mer uns üwer Geduld als Duchnd unnerhald hamm. Wardscheins hab ich mid meim Bee ågfangd, und dass ich im ledzdn Jåhr Geduld glernd habb. A weng jednfalls. Also Geduld mid Zeuch, wo ich nix dran ändern kå. Wirglich ned mei Kernkombedenz. Immer noch ned. Awer immerhin a weng. Nacherd simmer dazu gekommn, dass derre Nina ihr Vadder edz im Alder a viel geduldicher gworrn is, dassder edz sogår freiwillich länger im Grangnhaus gebliem is. Also ned länger, wie die Ärzd gsåchd hamm, awer länger, wie er eichndlich gwolld had. Weilers hald eigsehn hadd. Un dass des a Seechn is. Ned blos führ ihm, sonnern a für sie, also für die Aghörichn. Und ja, Geduld ühm und die eichenen Hummeln im Oasch unner Kondrolle hald. Is gewissermaßn a Seechn. Awer wo hörd der Seechn auf und wo wird dadraus a Fluch? Nämmlich zum Beischbiel der Fluch der Schdagnazion? Wennsde immer dein Drieb nach vorne zurüggnemm dusd, nacherd kommsde nämmlich a ruggzugg in soanne Endlosschleife, wosde waddsd und waddsd un sich nix dud. Ich hab dann a widder den Imbuls gehm, dass des zum Beischbiel a schlechd sei kå, als Eichnschaffd vonnem Vorgsedzdn oder Scheff. Führd zu Schdillschdand aus falsch verschdannenen Rüggsichdnahme und fehlgeleideder Geduld. Bassierd mir a immer widder. Dabei hädd ich mich früher führan guudn Scheff ghaldn. Ich habb zum Beischbiel unnere Schaukambfdrubbe üwer zwanzich Jåhr zammghaldn und a vorwärds gebrachd. Des had sich nacherd, wie ich aufghörd hab schnell alles in Wohlgefallen aufglösd. Awer ich bin wardscheins eefach blos a guder Hüdehund, wo die Leud zammhald kå. Awer ehm kei guder Scheff. Da wärs nämmlich manchmal besser wenicher Geduld zum zeich. Sonsd nennd mer des mangelndes Durchsedzungsvermöchn und schlechde Führungsgwalidädn. Sozumsåch die - odder enne vo denn vieln Bedeudungen vo Geduld. In dem Fall zum Beischbiel a a fehlgeleidede Schbielård vo derre Geduld. Na und dann hab ich a noch gemennd, dass es immer nen Unnerschied mach dud, obsde Geduld mid dir, mid annern oder mid Fordschridd hasd. Also Arbeidsfordschridd oder Erfolg, wemmer so sach will. Ich bin zum Beischbiel unheimlich geduldich mid åschdrengenden un rebedidiefn Arbeidn. Da kann ich schdundnlang sidz bleib. Zegg mich richdichgehend fesd. Und ned blos Schdundn, sonnern a üwer Jåhre und Jåhrzehnde. Des is awer a widder a annere Abård von Geduld. Des ist Durchhaldevermöchn und Ausdauer. Bösårdich Aussidz genannd. Hammer scho mehr wie drei unnerschiedliche Bedeudungen von Geduld. Oder Inderbrädazionen. Oder Fehlinderbrädazionen. Was dudn der Dudn sach? Ädümmologisch kommd des Word üwer Umweeche vom ladeinischn "tolerare", also doleriern. Im Middlhochdeudschn wars (ge)dult, aldhochdeudsch (gi)dult, eichndlich "das Dulden", Im Middlhochdeudschn doln, un aldhochdeudsch dolēn was draachn bedeud dud, oder a duldn. Die KaI schbuggd aus, dass der Dudn des folchendermasn definierd: "Geduld is die Fähichkeid, Ruhe und Gelassenheid zu bewåhr, wennsde auf was ward dusd oder a unågenehme Siduazion erdråch dusd. Geduld gild als aggdiefe Duchnd, die wo Ausdauer, Selbsdkondrolle un Frusdrazionsdolleranz erfordern dud, um Ziele drodz Verzöcherungen zum erreich. Geduld kammer durch Achdsamkeid und gezielde Üwungen erlern, um Schdress zum reduzier." Also doch a Duchnd. Hmm warum dun mir nacherd so viele neggadiefe Asbeggdli eifall? Wardscheins isses hald wie immer. Erschdns is alles relladief und zwäddens machd die Dosis des Gifd. Wenn Geduld zu Drächheid und Faulheid wird, isses ehm kei Geduld mehr. Wenn Geduld zu Insubordinazion und Schdillschdand führd, nacherd isses wohl a kei Geduld mehr, sondern Feichheid oder Blödheid. Und wenn Geduld dazu führ dud, dass du der ennziche Debb bisd, der wo des Zeuch erledich dud, weil die annern wissn, dass du geduldich, beziehungsweise blöd genuch bissd, nacherd is dess sicher kei Duchnd mehr. Mir isses gloar, dasses da noch viel mehr Asbeggdli gebb dud, wie ich edz aufgezähld habb. Awer so geduldich bin ich ned, dass ich dess bis zum End verdief du. Weil die Erchoderrabieschdunde war nämmlich rum, wie mir an dem Bunggd wårn. Awer ich find, dass des scho ganz schö viel war für so an Smålldåg un a ganz schö filosofisch. Und weil ich edz immer noch mindesdenz zwä mål die Woche zur Füsio oder / und zur Ercho muss, is mir dess a echde Freud, dass ich zumindesd in derre Zeid geisdiche Geschbräche führ kå. Des hilfd mir arch bei meiner ganz bersönlichn Geduldsbrobe. Und vielleichd hadds bei euch ja a a Üwerleechung åschdoß gekönnd. Is a inneressands Deema. Müssd mer a amål n Bied dazu befraach. Wissd scho, den, der mir den Unnerschied zwischn dringend und wichdich verglärd had. Der wäss da beschdimmd was... Für heud reichds mir ersd amål, dass ich da a Deema draus hab mach gekönnd, was zumindesd subjeggdief zimmlich inneressand is. Drodzdem is edz finiddo und ich verabschied mich wie immer bolliglodd. Dschau, arriffedertschi, euer Gerd 

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Alder Road Service | 24th May 2026 | Carlos Bertrand | Obedience vs Disobedience by Gateway Church

Inside this week in Oregon startup news, a Bend EV dirt bike company gets acquired, a stealthy Portland-area startup lands a seat in Seattle's Maritime Blue incubator (water as a financial product), three small startups making interesting moves around AI, home ownership, and your voice, and a vibe-coded tick map that arrived in my life the week before I head to Bend, Oregon. Plus the usual secrets.CHAPTERS:00:00 Portland startup news02:00 Quick startup stories04:25 Dust Moto acquired07:00 Bend event + TickCheck12:42 Kreneon and Maritime Blue15:15 SecretsLINKS:Tired of AI content that doesn't sound like you — https://siliconflorist.com/2026/05/20/tired-of-ai-content-that-doesnt-sound-like-you-meet-sona-can-help-you-talk-it-out/Meet Sona — https://meetsona.ai/Is your planning keeping up with AI — https://siliconflorist.com/2026/05/20/youre-building-a-lot-of-stuff-and-building-quickly-with-ai-is-your-planning-keeping-up/Alder — https://getalder.com/Take the guesswork out of home ownership with VillaFact — https://siliconflorist.com/2026/05/22/take-the-guesswork-out-of-home-ownership-with-villafact/VillaFact — https://villafact.com/Bend EV dirt bike startup Dust Moto acquired — https://siliconflorist.com/2026/05/19/bend-ev-dirt-bike-startup-dust-moto-acquired/Dust Moto — https://www.dustmoto.com/LiveWire acquires Dust Moto — https://investor.livewire.com/news-events-1/news/news-details/2026/LiveWire-Group-Inc--Acquires-Dust-Moto/default.aspxBend Startup Central fireside — https://www.meetup.com/bend-startup-central/events/314776361/TickCheck — https://tickcheck.usStealthy Portland-area startup selected for Maritime Blue — https://siliconflorist.com/2026/05/21/stealthy-portland-area-startup-selected-for-maritime-blue-ventures-seattle-incubator/Kreneon — https://www.kreneon.io/Maritime Blue Seattle Incubator — https://maritimeblue.org/seattle-incubator/FIND RICK TUROCZY ON THE INTERNET AT…- https://patreon.com/turoczy- https://linkedin.com/in/turoczy- Portland Oregon startup news on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/portland-oregon-startup-news-silicon-florist/id1711294699- Portland Oregon startup news Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/2cmLDH8wrPdNMS2qtTnhcy?si=H627wrGOTvStxxKWRlRGLQ- Startup Stories on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/1Tk7bbzaNYowGouI9ucKC3- Startup Stories on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/startup-stories-with-silicon-florist/id1849468494- https://bsky.app/profile/turoczy.bsky.social- https://siliconflorist.substack.com/- https://pdxslack.comABOUT SILICON FLORIST ----------For nearly two decades, Rick Turoczy has published Silicon Florist, a blog, newsletter, and podcast that covers entrepreneurs, founders, startups, entrepreneurship, tech, news, and events in the Portland, Oregon, startup community. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a startup or tech enthusiast, or simply intrigued by Portland's startup culture, Silicon Florist is your go-to source for the latest news, events, jobs, and opportunities in Portland Oregon's flourishing tech and startup scene. Join us in exploring the innovative world of startups in Portland, where creativity and collaboration meet.ABOUT RICK TUROCZY ----------Rick Turoczy has been working in, on, and around the Portland, Oregon, startup community for nearly 30 years. He has been recognized as one of the “OG”s of startup ecosystem building by the Kauffman Foundation. And he has been humbled by any number of opportunities to speak on stages from SXSW to INBOUND and from Kobe, Japan, to Muscat, Oman, including an opportunity to share his views on community building on the TEDxPortland stage (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cj98mr_wUA0). All because of a blog. Weird.https://siliconflorist.com#pdx #portland #oregon #startup #entrepreneur

Episode Description:Is Google losing ground? How much traffic are tools like ChatGPT really driving? And what does visibility look like when answers increasingly happen inside AI platforms instead of on your website? In this episode, Host James Lawrence sits down with Rocket's Head of SEO & GEO, Joe Alder, to unpack what's actually happening inside AI search in Australia right now.Drawing on Rocket's latest GEO research across more than 150 Australian businesses and over one million data points, they explore how platforms like ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini and Perplexity are reshaping visibility, influence and digital measurement for brands, and what marketers should focus on next.Watch our webinar: AI Search in Australia 2026 - How to Rank in ChatGPT & Google AIKey Takeaways:Why Google search traffic is declining even while total search activity continues to growHow AI Overviews are impacting click-through rates for brands ranking in top Google positionsWhat Rocket's research revealed about the overlap between Google rankings and ChatGPT visibilityWhy ChatGPT influences purchasing decisions far beyond the traffic it directly sends to websitesThe growing importance of brand perception inside large language modelsWhy AI search optimisation requires a different approach to traditional SEOThe technical website issues preventing many brands from appearing in AI search resultsWhat types of content are performing best inside large language modelsWhy authority, citations and off-site brand signals matter more than ever in AI searchThe metrics marketers should actually be tracking to measure AI search performanceGuest:Joe Alder is Rocket's Head of SEO & GEO and one of Australia's leading voices on the evolving AI search landscape. He has worked closely with Australian brands to help them navigate the shift from traditional search to AI-driven discovery, combining deep technical expertise with practical strategies for improving visibility across platforms like ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Gemini.You can follow Joe on LinkedIn.Find Us Online:James Lawrence LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jameslawrenceoz/Smarter Marketer Website: https://rocketagency.com.au/smarter-marketer-podcastRocket Agency Website: https://rocketagency.com.au/Rocket Agency LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rocket-agency-pty-ltd/Buy Smarter Marketer:Hardcover: https://amzn.to/30O63kgKindle: https://amzn.to/2ZqfCWmAbout the Podcast:This is the definitive podcast for Australian marketers. Join Rocket Agency Co-Founder and best-selling author, James Lawrence in conversation with marketers, leaders, and thinkers about what it takes to be a smarter and more successful marketer.

Alder and Ashley Road Services | 17th May 2026 | Nathaniel Hobby | The Fall of Jericho by Gateway Church

Alder Road Service | 10th May 2026 | Jacob Ntuntu | The Great Commission by Gateway Church

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Alder Road Service | 3rd May 2026 | Matthew Hosier | Grace Overcomes Shame by Gateway Church

All Home Care Matters and our host, Lance A. Slatton were honored to welcome Alder Allensworth & Brenda Freed the founders of Mackenzie Meets Alzheimer's Program (MMAP) as guests to the show.   About Mackenzie Meets Alzheimer's Program (MMAP):   The Mackenzie Meets Alzheimer's Program (MMAP) is a family-centered, multimedia educational program designed to help parents, children, educators, and healthcare professionals navigate the challenges of Alzheimer's disease.   Created especially for families in the "sandwich generation," it provides practical tools, guidance, and meaningful activities that support positive interactions between children and loved ones living with Alzheimer's from diagnosis through the severe stage. The program helps children and their families stay meaningfully connected throughout the journey.   At the heart of the program is the Mackenzie Meets Alzheimer's Awareness Program (MMAAP), a 5-video educational series covering each stage of the disease, along with guidance for adults raising children while caregiving. The program also includes a quick reference guide, transcripts, and accessible audio and visual resources to support a wide range of learning needs.   Importantly, the MMAAP helps children understand Alzheimer's in age-appropriate ways and gives them simple, meaningful activities they can do with their loved one to maintain connection and nurture the relationship.   Complementing the video series is the Mackenzie Meets Alzheimer's Disease Picture Book, a gentle, child-friendly introduction to Alzheimer's. The book follows a young girl learning how to understand and connect with her grandmother as the disease progresses. It includes a QR code for a free Story Song download whose lyrics are the text for the book—making the learning experience engaging, memorable, and accessible for young children and early readers.   The complete MMAP is also a valuable resource for Adult Day Centers and Memory Care Communities, offering a ready-to-run educational program for families. It helps answer common questions proactively, reducing the need for staff to repeatedly provide the same explanations. This allows them to focus more on care and connection.   Together, the program and book go beyond education—they empower families to create meaningful moments, maintain connection, and build positive memories throughout the course of Alzheimer's and other dementias.   Official Website: https://www.mackenziemeetsalzheimers.com 

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Alder Road Service | 26th April 2026 | Matthew Hosier | Crossing the Jordan by Gateway Church

Nouvelle épisode de la Matinale du Vendredi, avec un buffet déjeuner assez copieux,Un anniversaire très mode styliste, une histoire un peu folle d'un pilote de ligne, une cover très Boum, et les recos du week end mais pas seulement ( à Arc les gray les 22&23 Mai prochains par la fanfare de cavalerie de la garde républicaine , à l'eldorado avec le film la corde au cou et sa bande son 70's, à Mulhouse au musée de l'automobile pour découvrir l'univers de la Formule 1, à Dijon pour danser à la Vapeur....... )

Alder Road Service | 19th April 2026 | Richard Stamp | Faith in Action by Gateway Church

What does it truly mean to rewild yourself? In this powerful, impactful episode, I had a conversation with Jesse Wolf Hardin, an American author, activist, musician, artist, herbalist, and wilderness guide to explore the concept of ''rewilding". This conversation goes far beyond ecology. It's an invitation to remember that we are not separate from nature. We are nature. Together, we talked about how modern life has distanced us from our instincts, intuition, and wild essence and how reconnecting with the Earth can restore not only ecosystems, but our very identity. From Wolf's 50 years living off-grid in New Mexico to his reflections on plants, activism, and inner transformation, this episode is a call to return to your roots, reclaim your wildness, and live more fully, and authentically. In this episode, you'll learn: 00:00 – Teaser and Intro 00:43 – Jesse Wolf Hardin & his life's work 02:12 – What rewilding really means 03:06 – Rewilding ecosystems vs. rewilding ourselves 04:28 – Disconnection, conflict, and the illusion of separation 07:08 – Humans as “feelers” of the Earth 10:04 – Wolf's early experiences of wildness 12:17 – Learning from elders and living outside the system 14:02 – Finding his land in New Mexico 15:41 – Living off-grid and building a life rooted in nature 20:04 – Technology vs. connection: reaching the world from the wild 21:28 – The Good Medicine Confluence experience 23:16 – Feeling like an outsider & carrying “medicine” 24:44 – Raising children with imagination and wildness 26:26 – Can you rewild in the city or suburbs? 29:11 – Rewilding as a lifelong process 32:10 – Practical ways to begin rewilding anywhere 35:37 – Plant energy, medicine, and ecological connection 40:04 – Lessons from plants (especially Alder) 42:42 – Recommended books by Wolf 44:25 – Final reflections & gratitude Memorable Quote: “We cannot be natural practitioners unless we are within our own nature.” ~Jesse Wolf Hardin “You are a part, just as the tree is, of all that has ever existed.” “Rewilding is not a place. It's a way of being.” Books by Jesse Wolf Hardin: The Healing Terrain Wonderements Links & Resources: Good Medicine Confluence About the guest, Jesse Wolf Hardin: Jesse Wolf Hardin is a presenter, musician, ecosopher, activist, artist, and author of hundreds of magazine articles and dozens of books – a champion of both human and bio diversity, as well as of nature's medicines. Wolf tends and rewilds his very remote wilderness sanctuary home, and founded the international Good Medicine Confluence and Plant Healer Magazine with Kiva Rose in 2008. Connect with Wolf and Plant Healer on Instagram About the host, April Punsalan: April is a botanist, ethnobotanist, herbalist, and the founder of Wild Herb Academy, dedicated to teaching the healing world of plants. Connect with April: Wild Herb Academy Instagram Page Invitation Bring the wisdom of wild plants with you. Listen to Wild Herbs with April on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. If you loved this episode, please leave us a review and most importantly, share it with someone who feels called to reconnect with plants in a deeper way and to reWILD their spirit.

Alder Road Service | 12th April 2026 | Jon Clark | Strong and Courageous by Gateway Church

MarceyLynn Once Again: Alder Angel 'Yummy' Hubbard by WNHH Community Radio

Alder and Ashley Road Service | 5th April 2026 | Matthew Hosier | Satisfies and Renews by Gateway Church

This week we are joined by Jeremy Alder! Jeremy Alder is a dry, spiritually curious comedian who draws on his upbringing as a homeschooled kid in a deeply religious Texas family to craft quietly audacious, deceptively sharp comedy. His Dry Bar Comedy special has surpassed 5 million views, and he's been featured on Nateland Presents and heard regularly on SiriusXM. Headlining nationwide, Jeremy explores themes of faith, doubt, parenthood, and growing up "raised weird" with a calm, precise delivery. He has a gift for pulling audiences into unexpected conversations — and keeping them laughing the whole way through. Check him out! In this episode, Jeremy Alder shares his unique journey from being homeschooled in Texas to navigating college life and eventually finding his passion in stand-up comedy. He reflects on the impact of his strict religious upbringing and how it shaped his perspectives on culture and personal development. Jeremy also discusses the challenges and rewards of balancing fatherhood and academics while pursuing a non-traditional path. Give this episode a listen! Recommendations From This Episode:  Educated - Tara Westover Homestead Rescue Follow Jeremy: @jeremy.alder Follow Carly: @carlyjmontag Follow Emily: @thefunnywalsh Follow the podcast: @aloneatlunchpod Please rate and review the podcast! Spread the word! Tell your friends!  Email us: aloneatlunch@gmail.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Alder — UqgwikUqgwit kua'akameng cillkataartut. – When alders burn they make a crackling sound.

St Louis City Alderperson Anne Schweitzer joins Chris and Amy. She's pushing to improve the large intersections in the city of St Louis where some so-called, 'street takeovers' have happened. They include vehicles doing 'donuts' and burnouts in the streets along with hundreds of people. Have curfews worked? She also weighs-in on a possible 'pause' in data center applications.

Jeremy Alder is a comedian who mines his life as a homeschooled youth group kid growing up in Texas for jokes that will probably be very relatable for our audience. We talk with Jeremy about his special, Purity Pants, his album, Almost A Grown Man, and his failed Christian rock band, Nineveh (or 9veh if Jeremy has his way). Jeremy also is a seminary graduate, a former preacher and creator of the series "Christians Who Don't Suck" on his Instagram. ---Do you have a Christian rock story to tell? Want to respond to this episode? Want to contribute to our Christmas Special? Leave us a message at ‪(629) 204-4264‬.If Rock That Doesn't Roll is important to you, support us on Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/rtdr (join via the website, not the iOS app for a 30% discount)Or make a one-time donation: https://coff.ee/rtdrIf you can't afford a donation, please tell five friends about the show.You can connect with us on Instagram or by emailing RTDRpod@gmail.comSign up for our Substack to keep up with show developments.Buy RTDR merch here.

This week Trent Johnson and Chelsea Zuccato cover: Windy city weather and atmospheric river in Oregon. Flatbed spot rates hit their highest point since October 2022, If you're buying or selling lumber on delivered pricing, this matters right now. The mood at the LMC show in Chicago was positive with no negativity on the floor. Mortgage applications ticked up but so did mortgage rates. March is going to tell us a lot! Patrick Lumber Co. is producing longer-length Alder, and yes, the product is beautiful and the industry perception that PNW hardwood trees don't grow long enough is simply not true. Ashley Townsend Cribb is stepping down as EVP of Wood Products at Rayonier, to take a CEO role elsewhere. We're keeping an eye on where she lands! Congrats to Andy Beckerman on his new VP of Vendor Relations role at Gulf Eagle. Questions Comments? Email us at lumberslingers@gmail.com

Episode 345Today we're joined by Jeff, a true pioneer from the wild, formative years of rock concert touring — what he calls the “pirate years.”Jeff recently published his book, How to Be a Lighting Guy (During the Pirate Years of Concert Touring), a firsthand account of building a career during the birth of modern concert lighting. From running liquid light shows in the early 1970s — including for Grand Funk before they were even Grand Funk Railroad — to experimenting with the first analog moving lights like the Cyklops, Jeff was there as the art and technology of live lighting were being invented in real time.He worked with Fantasee Lighting, pushed for the early R&D of computer-controlled moving lights with Morpheus Lights, and directed or designed lighting for legendary artists including Warren Zevon, Jimmy Buffett, Steve Miller Band, Huey Lewis and the News, Santana, Cyndi Lauper, Aerosmith, Ozzy Osbourne, Alice Cooper, and Grand Funk — who fittingly bookended his career.Jeff's journey came to an unexpected halt in the mid-'90s due to a collapsed vertebrae, but his perspective on success, failure, and longevity is what truly defines his story. As he writes in the final line of his book:“Though I have a lot of memorabilia… learning how to succeed at a lifetime of losing was my biggest reward.”He's here to talk about how life on the road has changed, what it was like when concert touring had no rulebook, and why sometimes the greatest success doesn't look the way you expect.This episode is brought to you by Main Light and Artistry In Motion

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Send a text  We were so excited about this one. Author Alder Van Otterloo joins us to discuss The Beautiful Something Else and we have an amazing discussion about the meaning of the book, why he wrote it, the important messages in the book and how kids might relate to these issues. We also talk about the importance of taking breaks for mental health, growing up in the South, nature, book bans and more. Please give this one a listen  Follow us at Reality Redemption on Facebook, Instagram, Threads, BlueSky and Tik Tok

De store protester, der brød ud i slutningen af december, lignede i øjeblikke en begyndende revolution i Iran. Men er det endnu engang lykkedes præstestyret at kvæle den? Verdenshistoriens mest prestigefyldte bestyrelse - sådan kalder Trump i hvert fald sit nye fredsråd - mødes for første gang i dag for at tale om fremtiden for Gaza. Mænd lever nu for første gang i gennemsnit over 80 år herhjemme. Det er en god nyhed, men under den gemmer sig også en historie om ulighed i sundhed. Værter: Amalie Schroll Munk og Adrian Busk. Medvirkende: Mozhdeh Ghasemiyani, dansk-iraner, selvstændig psykolog. Svend Aage Madsen, psykolog og forskningsleder, Rigshospitalet, faglig ekspert i Forum for Mænds Sundhed.

In This Episode Guest:Chris Van DusenMarketing & Sales | Private Equity | Corporate StrategyChris Van Dusen is a marketing and growth professional with extensive early-stage and capitalization experience. He is the founder of Parcon Media (now Parcon LLC), former Chief Growth Officer of Balanced Health Botanicals, and a key growth partner behind Surf City Still Works.About Chris Van DusenChris launched Parcon Media and scaled it to $1.5M in top-line revenue in under two years before merging into what is now Parcon LLC. The agency worked with brands including Travis Mathew, Experian, University of California Irvine, University of California Office of the President, and Maglite.As Chief Growth Officer of Balanced Health Botanicals (BHB) in Denver, CO, Chris allocated and deployed a ~$20 million marketing budget to democratize CBD and scale BHB into the largest supplier of hemp-derived CBD globally. His strategy fueled massive DTC and brick-and-mortar growth through 2019 and navigated the shifting COVID-19 landscape in 2020—culminating in a $75M sale to Village Farms (NASDAQ: VFF) in August 2021.Simultaneously, Chris helped scale Surf City Still Works in Orange County, CA. He expanded marketing, retained Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits (the largest spirits distributor in the U.S.), raised $3.7M in capital, and moved operations into a 25,000 sq ft manufacturing facility—the first of its kind in Orange County. He also built a world-class advisory board including Bob McKnight (Founder of Quiksilver) and Travis Brasher (Founder of Travis Mathew), leading to a merger with Kimo Sabe, a Los Angeles-based mezcal company.Chris holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics from the College of William and Mary. He has served on boards including the Orange County Museum of Art (OCMA) and the Irvine Public Schools Foundation (IPSF). He is a member of Entrepreneur's Organization (EO), Young Executive Council (YEC), a National Board member of Alder, and has previously been a member of PTTOW!. Chris frequently speaks on marketing, growth, product-market fit, and brand building.What you'll learn in this episode:● Why truly understanding your customer is the foundation of scalable growth● How conversion rate optimization can 5X your ROI without increasing ad spend● The difference between lifestyle businesses and venture-scale companies● What venture capital investors actually look for before writing a check● Why focus beats chasing every opportunity● How discipline, grit, and “doing hard things” build elite entrepreneurs● The balance between confidence and coachability in leadershipConnect with Chris Van DusenInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/chrismvandusen/?hl=enTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chrisvandusenYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@officialcvdFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/christophervandusenLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrismvandusen/ To find out more about Dan Rochon and the CPI Community, you can check these links:Website: No Broke MonthsPodcast: No Broke Months for Salespeople PodcastInstagram: @donrochonxFacebook: Dan RochonLinkedIn: Dan RochonTeach to Sell Preorder: Teach to Sell: Why Top Performers Never Sell – And What They Do Instead

Season 5 opens with a return to the land.In this debut episode of our Guided by Plants series, early childhood educators Nick (he/him) and Mike (he/him) center alder and big leaf maple as living teachers of nourishment, protection, and interdependence in early childhood spaces.Through shared reflection and conversation, we explore how these plants sustain the ecosystems around them and what that can teach us about nourishing children in our programs. We riff on alder's role in restoring and supporting others, big leaf maple's capacity to offer shelter and space, and how these lessons can guide our interactions with children, families, and colleagues.This hour-long episode is rooted in observation, story, and practice. Listeners will walk away with ideas for how to thoughtfully introduce alder and big leaf maple into classroom experiences, leadership and management approaches, and relationship-building with families—grounded in care, curiosity, and connection rather than compliance.Join us as we slow down, notice, and invite the plant world to help shape how we show up for children and for one another.Interested in bringing Nick and Mike to your community? Got an idea for a future episode or something you want to reflect on with us? Email us at napcast206@gmail.com and let's talk.Follow along on Instagram @napcast206 for more reflections and behind-the-scenes moments.

Red Alder has increased in popularity substantially from its "junk tree" status and now shows up in cabinetry, floors, guitars and even saunas. Listen as I dive deep on the merits of this underrated hardwood. Also in this episode I talk about Walnut grading for color and how the potential of Vietnamese Walnut could play out in the North American market.

Le rasoir d'Alder est une règle de bon sens… qui coupe net les débats stériles. Son idée centrale tient en une phrase : si une affirmation ne peut pas être tranchée par l'observation ou l'expérience, alors elle ne vaut pas la peine d'être débattue.On l'appelle aussi, avec un humour très “scientifique”, « l'épée laser flamboyante de Newton » (Newton's flaming laser sword). Cette formule a été popularisée au début des années 2000 par le mathématicien australien Mike Alder, notamment dans un essai publié en 2004.Et c'est précisément pour cela qu'on parle de rasoir d'Alder : comme pour le rasoir d'Occam, le concept porte le nom de la personne qui l'a formulé et rendu célèbre. Ce n'est pas Newton qui l'a inventé : Newton sert ici de clin d'œil dans le surnom. À noter d'ailleurs qu'on voit parfois “Adler” écrit par erreur, mais l'attribution correcte est bien Alder.Le rasoir d'Alder ne dit pas “c'est faux”. Il dit : “ce n'est pas un bon usage de notre temps de le disputer comme si on pouvait conclure.”Exemple : “Existe-t-il un univers parallèle exactement identique au nôtre, mais inaccessible à jamais ?” Peut-être. Mais si, par définition, aucune mesure ne peut le confirmer ou l'infirmer, alors le rasoir d'Alder conseille de ne pas transformer ça en bataille intellectuelle.C'est une invitation à déplacer la discussion vers des questions testables :Au lieu de débattre “l'intelligence est-elle une essence mystérieuse ?”, on peut demander “quels tests permettent de prédire des performances cognitives, et avec quelle fiabilité ?”Au lieu de “la conscience est-elle immatérielle ?”, on peut demander “quels corrélats neuronaux de l'expérience consciente peut-on mesurer ?”En ce sens, Alder est proche de l'esprit de Karl Popper et de la falsifiabilité : une proposition devient “scientifique” si on peut imaginer ce qui la rendrait fausse. Mais Alder va plus loin en mode pragmatique : si on ne peut pas trancher, ne gaspillons pas l'énergie à polémiquer.Attention : ce rasoir n'est pas une loi de la nature. Il peut être trop strict. Certaines questions paraissent non testables… jusqu'au jour où une nouvelle méthode les rend observables (c'est arrivé souvent dans l'histoire des sciences). Et puis, on peut aussi débattre de valeurs, d'éthique, de sens — sans “expérience” au sens strict.Conclusion : le rasoir d'Alder n'élimine pas les grandes questions. Il vous aide à repérer celles qui, pour l'instant, ne peuvent produire ni preuve ni progrès — juste des joutes verbales. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

In this episode of Case Studies, Casey Baugh sits down with Kent Alder, former CEO of TTM Technologies, to unpack how a quiet leader from Cache Valley helped build a $7 billion public company. From humble beginnings to orchestrating bold acquisitions and navigating industry chaos, Kent's story is one of resilience, discipline, and vision.Kent reveals the behind-the-scenes playbook that led TTM from a tiny PCB manufacturer to an industry giant. He shares how aligning incentives, focusing on execution over hype, and making countercyclical moves during downturns drove long-term success. You'll hear lessons on navigating private equity partnerships, building strong cultures, and evolving as a leader across decades. This episode is a masterclass in how to lead through market chaos, think long-term, and win as a team.00:00 | Introduction to Kent Alder01:29 | Building TTM: From Roll-Up to $7B Public Company03:19 | Competing in a Tough, Low-Margin Industry04:18 | Early Career: From Finance to Circuit Boards07:26 | Lessons from Early Mentors and Risk-Taking08:26 | Turning Around a Tiny Manufacturer10:29 | Becoming CEO and Strategic Expansion13:46 | Partnering with Private Equity15:04 | Going Public and the Dot-Com Era22:21 | Navigating the Dot-Com Crash26:14 | Acquiring Honeywell Assets in a Crisis29:29 | Acquisitions That Worked: Culture & Fit30:09 | Buying Back Tyco: Integration and Vision32:14 | Incentive Structures and Company Culture34:48 | Strategic Discipline in a Commoditized Market36:18 | Customer Relationships as True Partnerships39:18 | Leadership Through Crisis & Market Cycles43:20 | Personal Growth as a CEO45:56 | Lifelong Learning & Team Development49:39 | Delegation and Building Teams at Scale53:31 | Working the Night Shift: Leading by Example55:52 | Legacy, Succession, and Long-Term Culture59:42 | Sacrifices, Travel, and Company Dedication01:03:19 | Legacy: Impact Over Titles01:06:04 | Marriage, Support Systems & Family Balance01:09:14 | Faith, Values, and Navigating Trade-offs01:12:26 | Advice for Young Entrepreneurs01:13:58 | The Misunderstood Journey of Success Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Experience is brand. The experiences people have with a company shape how they feel, what they trust, and whether they stay. Creating those experiences is not just about interfaces or marketing. It requires rethinking internal processes, digital systems, and the everyday realities of work. Alder Yarrow has spent decades helping organizations understand experience from the inside out, and why lasting growth depends on getting it right. In this revisited episode, Dart and Alder talk about experience as brand and define experience design and experience modeling. They also discuss employees as customers and how companies can understand their specific needs.Alder Yarrow is an experience designer, advisor, and writer. He has spent over 25 years creating customer experiences for some of the world's leading brands.In this episode, Dart and Alder discuss:- How experience becomes brand over time- What experience design really means- What experience modeling is and why it matters- Why employees should be treated as customers of work- How companies can better understand employee needs- Why in-context studies matter more than surveys- The Manager Work Practice Study- Grounded theory and its role in research- Experience design versus user experience- The Jobs-To-Be-Done theory- The say do gap- What changes when you redesign employee experience- Trauma-aware management- And other topics…Alder Yarrow has spent over 25 years helping organizations understand experience from the inside out. He has led brand and experience work for companies including Google, Twitter, Home Depot, and Tesla, and previously founded the experience design firm HYDRANT. He later served as Chief Experience Officer at Cibo and is also the founder and editor of Vinography and the author of The Essence of Wine.Resources Mentioned:The Innovator's Dilemma by Clayton M. Christensen:https://www.amazon.com/Innovators-Dilemma-Technologies-Management-Innovation/dp/1633691780Alder's blog, Vinography: https://www.vinography.com/ Connect with Alder Yarrow:Website: https://www.vinography.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alderyarrow/ Work with Dart:Dart is the CEO and co-founder of the work design firm 11fold. Build work that makes employees feel alive, connected to their work, and focused on what's most important to the business. Book a call at 11fold.com.

Le rasoir d'Alder est une règle de bon sens… qui coupe net les débats stériles. Son idée centrale tient en une phrase : si une affirmation ne peut pas être tranchée par l'observation ou l'expérience, alors elle ne vaut pas la peine d'être débattue.On l'appelle aussi, avec un humour très “scientifique”, « l'épée laser flamboyante de Newton » (Newton's flaming laser sword). Cette formule a été popularisée au début des années 2000 par le mathématicien australien Mike Alder, notamment dans un essai publié en 2004.Et c'est précisément pour cela qu'on parle de rasoir d'Alder : comme pour le rasoir d'Occam, le concept porte le nom de la personne qui l'a formulé et rendu célèbre. Ce n'est pas Newton qui l'a inventé : Newton sert ici de clin d'œil dans le surnom. À noter d'ailleurs qu'on voit parfois “Adler” écrit par erreur, mais l'attribution correcte est bien Alder.Le rasoir d'Alder ne dit pas “c'est faux”. Il dit : “ce n'est pas un bon usage de notre temps de le disputer comme si on pouvait conclure.”Exemple : “Existe-t-il un univers parallèle exactement identique au nôtre, mais inaccessible à jamais ?” Peut-être. Mais si, par définition, aucune mesure ne peut le confirmer ou l'infirmer, alors le rasoir d'Alder conseille de ne pas transformer ça en bataille intellectuelle.C'est une invitation à déplacer la discussion vers des questions testables :Au lieu de débattre “l'intelligence est-elle une essence mystérieuse ?”, on peut demander “quels tests permettent de prédire des performances cognitives, et avec quelle fiabilité ?”Au lieu de “la conscience est-elle immatérielle ?”, on peut demander “quels corrélats neuronaux de l'expérience consciente peut-on mesurer ?”En ce sens, Alder est proche de l'esprit de Karl Popper et de la falsifiabilité : une proposition devient “scientifique” si on peut imaginer ce qui la rendrait fausse. Mais Alder va plus loin en mode pragmatique : si on ne peut pas trancher, ne gaspillons pas l'énergie à polémiquer.Attention : ce rasoir n'est pas une loi de la nature. Il peut être trop strict. Certaines questions paraissent non testables… jusqu'au jour où une nouvelle méthode les rend observables (c'est arrivé souvent dans l'histoire des sciences). Et puis, on peut aussi débattre de valeurs, d'éthique, de sens — sans “expérience” au sens strict.Conclusion : le rasoir d'Alder n'élimine pas les grandes questions. Il vous aide à repérer celles qui, pour l'instant, ne peuvent produire ni preuve ni progrès — juste des joutes verbales. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Summary In this episode of Inspired Caring, host Michele Magner engages in a heartfelt conversation with guests Brenda Freed and Alder Allensworth, both experts in music therapy and dementia care. The discussion centers around the challenges faced by families dealing with Alzheimer's disease, particularly how to communicate the complexities of the illness to children. Alder shares her personal experience as a caregiver for her mother with Alzheimer's, highlighting the emotional toll it takes on families. The trio emphasizes the importance of creating resources that help children understand dementia, fostering empathy and compassion in the younger generation. They introduce their innovative program, 'Mackenzie Meets Alzheimer's,' which includes educational videos, a picture book, and song designed to make the topic accessible and relatable for children.KeywordsAlzheimer's, dementia, caregiving, music therapy, children education, empathy, family support, Mackenzie Meets Alzheimer's, caregiver resources, sandwich generationTakeaways"I found myself as a sandwich generation caregiver.""We wanted to change that scenario.""Children can learn so you can teach and educate the child.""It's important to be honest with it and it's out there as part of the family.""These are universal skills that every family can benefit from."Sound bites"I found myself as a sandwich generation caregiver.""We wanted to meet people where they're at.""The child can learn so you can teach and educate the child."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Dementia and Caregiving03:53 Personal Experiences with Alzheimer's06:45 Creating Educational Resources for Children10:09 The Mackenzie Meets Alzheimer's Program13:00 Understanding Alzheimer's Through Videos15:55 Incorporating Children in Caregiving18:48 The Importance of Communication and Honesty22:07 Social Implications of Educating Children25:06 The Unique Picture Book and Its Benefits28:01 Life Skills and Compassion Through Caregiving30:56 Final Thoughts for Caregivers47:01 Podcast Intro Music Project (MASTER BOUNCE - OUTRO).mp3Mackenzie Meets Alzheimer's Disease Picture bookSong on YouTubeEmail: Mackenziemeetsalzheimers@gmail.com@Mackenziemeetsalzehimers on FB, Instagram, YouTube,LinkedInAlder Playlist: The Beatles, Motown, AbbaBrenda: Ellis, Jamie Harris, Michael O'Connor, Mary GaucheDying and Death singer songwriters: Tommy Byrd (Byrd and Street), FrankGilliganInspired Caring is THE family support & education program that helps families feel calm and confident to make better decisions faster. Inspired Caring is also offered as an annual membership to businesses to provide for the families they work with.Connect with Michele Magner:⁠Website⁠⁠E-mail⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠YouTube⁠Custom podcast music written and produced by Colin Roberts. He does custom songs for any occasion.

Vancouver Fire Department crews responded to a late-night apartment fire at the Alder Creek Apartments that displaced one resident and prompted assistance from the American Red Cross and the Trauma Intervention Team, with no reported injuries and the cause under investigation. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/late-night-apartment-fire-displaces-one-resident-at-alder-creek-apartments/ #VancouverFire #ApartmentFire #VancouverWA #EmergencyResponse #FireInvestigation

Recent data shows one out of every four American adults are providing some sort of unpaid caregiving for a loved one, be it a parent, child, or someone else they know with a chronic illness or disability. Caregiving can require a lot of physical, emotional and mental energy, but there's a lot of love there, too - and there is assistance out there to ensure you don't burn out. Nichole talks with Kate Granigan, CEO of Alder in Newton, about the balance that's needed to ensure caregivers can take care of themselves, and resources that can help lighten the load.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Christmas Tree With One LightSnow fell in soft, quiet sheets over the small town of Willow Glen, covering rooftops and porches with a gentle white blanket. Every house on Maple Street shimmered with lights—blue, gold, red, and green—each one competing to outshine the next.Every house… except one.At the corner of the street stood Mrs. Alder's home, dim and silent.No garland.No wreath.No warmth in the windows.Only a single, small Christmas tree sat by her front door—so simple, so worn, it looked like it belonged to a memory more than a season. And on that tree, barely hanging on, was one single working light.Children passing by would whisper,“Doesn't she know it's Christmas?”“Maybe she doesn't have family anymore.”“Maybe she doesn't care.”But young Daniel, age eleven, didn't just wonder—he worried.He remembered Mrs. Alder from before her husband passed. She used to bake cookies for the neighborhood kids and tell stories from when she was a teacher. But lately, she barely opened her door.Something inside Daniel tugged at him each time he saw that lonely tree.Finally, on Christmas Eve afternoon, he took action.He went door to door and asked his neighbors for “just one extra ornament,” nothing more. Some gave ribbons, others tiny bells, others a spare string of lights. One neighbor gave a silver star that had belonged to her parents.By evening, Daniel had filled a grocery bag with bits of Christmas from the whole community.He trudged through the snow to Mrs. Alder's home, heart thumping, and knocked.After a long pause, the door opened a crack.Her eyes softened when she saw him.“Daniel? Is everything alright?”He held out the bag.“We… um… we thought your tree could use a little help.”She looked puzzled. “My tree?”Daniel pointed to the tiny, drooping thing by her steps—the tree with only one faint light blinking like it was tired.Mrs. Alder blinked fast, and for a moment, Daniel thought she might close the door. Instead, she stepped outside into the cold, touched the tree gently, and whispered,“I bought this tree with my husband our very first Christmas. It's the last decoration we had together… I couldn't make myself replace it.”Daniel nodded. “You don't have to replace it. But maybe… we could help it shine again?”Mrs. Alder looked into the bag—at the ornaments, the ribbons, the star—and her chin trembled. She whispered,“Let's do it.”So they decorated the tree together.One neighbor, seeing them outside, stepped over and added a string of lights.Then another came with hot cocoa.Then another brought a blanket for Mrs. Alder's shoulders.Soon the entire street—families who had barely spoken all year—gathered around that tiny tree, each adding something of their own.When they plugged in the final strand of lights, the tree glowed brighter than any other on Maple Street. Not because it was the biggest, or the newest, or the fanciest——but because every piece of it was given with love.Mrs. Alder wiped her tears and said softly,“Thank you for helping me remember what Christmas really means.”And from behind Daniel, someone said,“No… thank you for letting us be part of it.”That night, the tree with one single struggling light became the tree that lit the entire neighborhood.How to connect with AgileDad:- [website] ⁠https://www.agiledad.com/⁠- [instagram] ⁠https://www.instagram.com/agile_coach/⁠- [facebook] ⁠https://www.facebook.com/RealAgileDad/⁠- [Linkedin] ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/leehenson/

Here's your local news for Monday, December 15, 2025:We outline the recent back and forth over a proposal to build a new harm reduction clinic on Madison's far east side,Explain how Trump's $12 billion federal aid package leaves small, specialty crop farmers in the lurch,Find out why Wisconsin lawmakers may soon reconsider a policy that diverts federal benefits away from foster children,Celebrate WORT's fiftieth birthday and look to the future, in a conversation with Madison's next generation of radio leaders,Teach you how to mix up a sweeter variant of a World War II-era cocktail,And much more.

Burde vi planlegge for tette søsken, om det er mulig? Hvilke fordeler kommer med at barna er nære i alder, og hvilke utfordringer blir tydeligere? Og har tett alder noe å si for søskenforholdet når de blir eldre?

In the craziness of the fall hunting season, Adam Weatherby took a trip up to Alaska in search of a moose and the crew got way more than they bargained for. Brutal rain, 70 mph winds, and blown over planes, this trip was nothing short of an adventure.  Tune in as they discuss:- Traveling to alaska- The original plan- Inclement weather and a wild amount of rain- Alder bashing and finding shelter- Finding a big moose just days before season closes- Panic drill getting closer- Making the shot- The packout- Blueberry sauce and grizzly bears⁃ 70 mph wind gusts and planes on their prop

Jeremy Alder! Comedian! Ex-preacher! Almost A Grown Man! Friend! Delight! More! We have a great chat! You have a great listen! About Jeremy Alder: Homeschooled in the heart of Texas by fundamentalist missionary parents with a penchant for conspiracy theories, Jeremy's childhood was anything but conventional. Now married with children of his own, Jeremy's material delves into the trials and tribulations of growing up homeschooled, the complications of religion, the mysteries of marriage, the chaos of parenting, and the existential crisis of aging—all with a healthy dose of skepticism and silliness, dry wit and charm. Jeremy headlines comedy clubs and bars around the country and has opened for several nationally touring acts, including Demetri Martin, Russell Howard, Tom Papa, Aparna Nancherla, Nicole Byer, and Chad Daniels. He has been a featured performer at numerous comedy festivals, including Laughing Skull Comedy Festival, SF Sketchfest, Big Sky Comedy Festival (Best of Fest), Asheville Comedy Festival, and Cleveland Comedy Festival (Best of Fest). Jeremy's Dry Bar Comedy special, “Purity Pants”, has generated over 6 million across platforms. About his album "Almost A Grown Man": Jeremy Alder's debut comedy album Almost A Grown Man is out courtesy of Blonde Medicine. A ‘güero' born, raised and homeschooled in South Texas, Jeremy was steeped in a world of alternative facts and fervent beliefs and learned early on to find humor in life's absurdities. Alder started comedy 10 years ago and now he's got an autobiographical hour of jokes and stories about growing up weirdly religious and homeschooled in Texas, young marriage, remarriage, and fatherhood. Also, plenty of God, sex, drugs, and guns to keep it interesting.  The album was recorded in the historic small town of Hillsborough, North Carolina, where Jeremy lives. Said Alder, “I recorded the album at a bar around the corner from my house. There were a lot of locals there, including the mayor, as well as my wife and kids. It felt like a community event!” Jeremy went to seminary after college, where he developed a humorous and provocative preaching style that sometimes got him in trouble. When a personal crisis led him to stop preaching and going to church, he turned to standup. The comedy community quickly became his new spiritual home, which he will be the first to tell you, is not a good thing. Jeremy met label heads Dominic Del Bene and Jessica Mozes by coincidence outside a show and found another supportive community in Blonde Medicine. Almost a Grown Man will is available wherever comedy is heard. Thanks for listening! And this is only the first HALF of our conversation. For part two, subscribe via Apple Podcasts or just click on over here to Patreon!    

Today on the podcast is Lily Alder.Lily is a senior out of Timpview High School in Provo, Utah, and is committed to run for the legendary BYU Cougars in 2026. One of the most decorated high school athletes to come on the show, Lily has put together an incredible resume over the past year—she's the Nike Outdoor Nationals Mile Champion, Brooks PR Mile Champion, Utah State Champion in the 800, and the 44th Woodbridge Invitational XC Champion. As we head into November, Lily stands as one of the top contenders not only in Utah, but on the national stage.In this episode, Lily and I go deep on her training philosophy, which focuses on longevity and long-term development. Interestingly, she splits her workload evenly between running and cross-training, a balance that's helped her stay healthy and perform consistently at the highest level. We also dive into her breakout spring season, how she handles pressure in championship moments, and what's next as she gears up for the biggest races of her senior year.Lily brings an incredible mindset and maturity to the sport, and her story is one that every young athlete can learn from.Please consider leaving a follow and a five-star review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen. I hope you enjoy this episode of The Sunday Shakeout with Lily Alder.

Today, we bring on our cameraman Jordan to tell the Alaska story from behind the lens, and how it ended with his first-ever animal taken. We also cover: - Alder patch recovery on Joe's black bear (and why it got spicy fast) - Starlink comms, 24-hour rule nuance, six-wheelers, and filming while trying not to break gear - Managing blown-out sun, puzzle-piece storytelling, and a GoPro mounted outside the airplane - Greasy hides, skull prep, tanning vs. rugs, timelines, and cost reality - What's next, film release, plus a run of listener hunting stories! If you're new here, hit Subscribe so you don't miss the full film and upcoming episodes. This episode's video will also be on WTA (Worldwide Trophy Adventures)—go subscribe there, too! Follow us here: - https://www.instagram.com/thefairchase/ - https://www.facebook.com/fairchaseofficial/ - https://www.linkedin.com/company/thefairchase/ - https://x.com/TheFairChase1 SAVE 30% on TUO Gear! Promo code: TFC30

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A married woman in a poly relationship is planning to visit a boyfriend who lives in a different city for a month. But since they made these plans, she started seeing yet another man. Should she tell the guy she plans to visit about the new guy? Should she do it before the trip so he can pull the rip cord if he needs to? Can you peg your dom? She is a switch, so she knows both sides of the dom/sub dynamic. Her dom wants her to peg him, but she worries she'll slip into dom mode. Dan coaches her on how to stay submissive in her head. Our guest this week is Jeremy Alder. The former fundamentalist Christian pastor made a U-turn and became a comedian instead. Their loss is our gain- Alder is dryly funny, sweet and bold in the face unkind, hypocritical Christianity. He and Dan talk about the disaster of homeschooling, buying guns for loved ones, and having a slutty phase after leaving the church. And, a gay man has been getting together with a guy for 10 years in a casual, friends-with-benefits style arrangement. Nobody in his life knows about this relationship. But after 10 years, the guy is suddenly not responding to any of the caller's texts. Is this a cruel, cowardly break-up? Or much worse? Q@Savage.Love. 206-302-2064 This episode is brought to you by Hims, providing affordable access to ED treatment, online. Start your free online visit today at Hims.com/Savage. Foria is an all natural health & sexual wellness company with product lines using the power of plant actives & CBD to effectively enhance intimacy, sexual pleasure, daily wellbeing, and relief from discomfort. Get 20% off your first order by visiting ForiaWellness.com/Savage This episode is brought to you by Betterhelp.com: Making professional counseling accessible, affordable, and convenient – so anyone who struggles with life's challenges can get help, anytime, anywhere. For 10% your first month, go to Betterhelp.com/savage. Dan Savage is a sex-advice columnist, podcaster, psychic cartographer, author, and creator of the It Gets Better Project. From rosebudding, to watersports, hankie codes to harnesses and with a dose of progressive politics, Dan Savage has been cultural force for sex positivity for a long, long time.