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First of all so sorry about the cold we both have which makes us sound so phlegmy. But at the same time, we kept our commitment to bring you our real life experience of our First Diwali after Marriage! How was your first Diwali together? Were you just following rituals and trying to fulfill expectations ? Did you fear judgement/questions from your new family? All First festivals as a married couple are a big deal, but it's not necessarily a happy big deal every time! Acceptance of the new daughter in law is more important than any other rituals but unfortunately never prioritized. Find out what happened on our first Diwali after marriage! Don't forget to hit the bell icon to subscribe to our Podcast so that you get notified every time we release a new episode (Which is every Friday) Thank you for listening! Follow us on Instagram to know more about our life -  ⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/happilywhateverafterpod/⁠⁠ Write to us with your suggestions and feedback at - happilywhateverafterpod@gmail.com #generationaltrauma #weddings #newlywed #newlymarried #soulmates #romantic #relationship #relationshipgoals #coupletherapy #datingadvice #marriageadvice #parentaltrauma #redflags #communicationissues #growingapart #controllingparents #moneymatters --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/happilywhateverafter/message

In this weeks episode of The Produce Industry Podcast w/ Patrick Kelly we bring you Martin Pamensky of Simply Delish! Now, imagine a tasty, power-packed chocolate treat that you can feel good about sharing with your kids - Guilt Free. Simply Delish is at the forefront of making clean and tasty ready-to-enjoy treats for the whole family. Simply Delish offers clean and delicious desserts that are ALL: First-ever Keto-Certified Sugar-free Plant-based Kosher Vegan Allergen-free NON-GMO Verified Made with natural flavors, colors & sweeteners Join Patrick and Martin live today chatting about this new revolutionary product. FANCY SPONSORS: Ag Tools, Inc.: https://www.agtechtools.com, Flavor Wave, LLC.: https://flavorwavefresh.com, Noble Citrus: https://noblecitrus.com, Buck Naked Onions/Owyhee Produce, Inc.: http://www.owyheeproduce.com and John Greene Logistics Company: https://www.jglc.com CHOICE SPONSORS: Indianapolis Fruit Company: https://indyfruit.com, Equifruit: https://equifruit.com Arctic® Apples: https://arcticapples.com Sev-Rend Corporation: https://www.sev-rend.com and Golden Star Citrus, Inc.: http://www.goldenstarcitrus.com STANDARD SPONSORS: London Fruit Inc. https://londonfruit.com, Fresh Cravings: https://www.freshcravings.com/ and Freshway Produce: https://www.freshwayusa.com

Selfless Service to All First, Sondra Heaston will give her devotional address titled, "Keeping Your Fingers on the PULSE of Service." Then, W. Vincent Wilding gives his devotional address titled, "Tenacious Faith and Selfless Service."

- Lose Control by Jaffe Joffer hit single (instrumental) - Opulent inventory our proud partners on the show invites you to have the Apple product of your dreams promo code “PODCAST” gets you 20% off your order! So get yours today! Visit them on Instagram: @opulentinventory. -Suns, Blazers, Spurs all fighting for playoffs Spots. - NBA Playoffs start Monday Aug. 17th - Dame, Booker BUBBLE MVP? - Nets, and Nuggets impress. - Special guest Chad & Stef from G&G Talks sports discus their Bubble MVP’s and All-First team picks. - We Preview some 1st round matchups and dark horse Thunder/Rockets; Pacers/Heat; Mavs/Clippers; Lakers/Trailblazers - The history of Nashville and Memphis and much more. -Stay connected with chad & Stef on Instagram and Twitter @ggtalkssports on all social platforms. And connected with us online at: www.sebypodcast.info and on twitter and IG: @sebypodcast / @dareal_bigmike --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sebypodcast/support

Sixers Fix with Scott Ninnis is back with another packed episode and this time it's time to take a look at the all-time best teams of the Adelaide 36ers in the NBL.NBL and Sixers Writer Chris Pike teams up with the only man to be involved in all four of Adelaide's NBL championships, Scott Ninnis, and with the club's greatest ever player Brett Maher to sit down and look back through history and select the all-time All-First and Second teams of the 36ers.But before that there's some current day happenings for the trio to dissect including COVID-19, Conner Henry's coaching appointment and the re-signing for the next three years of five-time club MVP Daniel Johnson.Then it's time for what everyone has tuned in for and that's the selections of All-First and Second teams in the history of the Adelaide 36ers, and boy is it a fascinating discussion.Do you go with Al Green or Darnell Mee as point guard, or is it someone else?Does Brett Maher pick himself as two guard and is there anyone that can bump him out of the starting line-up?Is two years of brilliance from Robert Rose enough to bump out Martin Cattalini or a host of other star small forwards who were longer servants?Does Mark Davis automatically go into the four spot or does some creative thinking come into it to put together the front court? Where does Daniel Johnson fit? Does Adam Ballinger or Jacob Holmes or Dusty Rychart or Anthony Petrie find a home?Does Mark Bradtke go in as centre having started his career in Adelaide, do you go with David Stiff or Bill Jones or even someone like Paul Rees?Find out what Scott Ninnis, Brett Maher and Chris Pike think on Sixers Fix and then offer your own thoughts!

We are at the midway point of the 2019/20 NBL season and this week's edition of Hoops Heaven's Basketball Hustle takes stock of what we've seen so far in #NBL20, offers our mid-season award winners and predictions for the rest of the campaign and much more.Co-hosts NBL writer Chris Pike and Perth Wildcats legend Shawn Redhage open up this week's show dissecting the opening match of Round 11 between the Cairns Taipans and Perth Wildcats.It's then time to talk about some of the big NBL news right now including Shawn providing his thoughts on the Cairns Taipans, Perth Wildcats, Sydney Kings, Glen Rice Jr and the New Zealand Breakers, if we've seen the last of LaMelo Ball and RJ Hampton in the NBL and plenty more. A potential NBL trade availability is also a hot topic.Then it's time for the mid-season recap where the hosts talk about who they expect to go on to win the championship, reach the Grand Final and make the top four. They also nominate their award winners after 10 rounds including MVP, All-First and Second NBL Teams, Coach of the Year, Best Defensive Player, Best Sixth Man, Best Next Star, Most Improved and even most disappointing.There's then a discussion of the 400 and 300-game milestones of Trevor Gleeson and Damian Martin as well as a full preview of the rest of Round 11 in the NBL.

Are you ready to have it ALL? First, have you defined what "ALL" means to you? For Matthew Bivens, having it all means you are living an "Abundant, Loving Life." In other words, you have defined what happiness means to you and you're celebrating your journey toward that happiness. Learn the importance of your own personal mission statement and discovering Magical Moments.  There is so much value in this fantastic conversation, you'll be sure to enjoy it.

Marc Bluestein, Founder and CEO of Aquarius Sports and Entertainment, shares his passion for sports and marketing with Our Town host Andy Ockershausen in this all new episode of Our Town podcast. He is originally from Philadelphia, but grew up in Our Town, and as Andy tells him "is a big part of Our Town". Marc Bluestein, also known as "Blue", grew up playing baseball and always dreamed of playing college ball. After high school he attended the University of Tampa and successfully “walked on” to the university’s baseball team. He realized after a short time that he couldn’t compete in Division 2 baseball in Tampa, and ended up transferring to the University of South Florida to concentrate on his studies. While at USF, Marc interned with the Tampa Bay Lightning after they joined the NHL in the 1992-93. He came back to Our Town after college, but is quick to say that Tampa holds a special place in his heart. Blue began his career in Our Town with W.B. Doner Advertising in Baltimore. He eventually moved close to Doner’s offices in Baltimore and lived with three roommates. His starting salary was $18,000 and rent was $195 month. Marc would spend weekends with his then girlfriend in DC. Marc Bluestein’s Doner accounts included FILA, marketing tennis as well as ski and snowboarding, as well as MidAtlantic Milk Marketing Association and First National Bank of Maryland, which later became All First and then M&T. These accounts not only involved media planning and buying but they all used sports sponsorships and sports media buys as part of their communications platform. For instance, FILA’s first big deal signed was with Sammy Sousa as endorser. Marc had become the sports marketing expert and was made Sports Marketing Manager at 23. He used this opportunity to build his own foundation for his career in sports marketing. After a few years, Blue packed a U-Haul and moved to Manhattan, where he had always dreamed of working. At 26, Marc Bluestein went to NY to work for DMB&B and then Mediavest. Blue’s client list was impressive and he was able to grow his sports marketing experience further. For example, he worked with Coca-Cola Classic expanding their NFL & NASCAR programs. He also worked with Norelco who worked with MLB, X-Games and Gravity Games. One of the Norelco promotions was the 21 day challenge which involved ESPN radio’s Mike and Mike and Jim Rome. Blue took advantage of an opportunity to move to Sports Illustrated. He drew upon his sports sponsorship experience to help them grow from selling print ads to offering sponsorship opportunities. SI wanted to take their brand and grow their two franchises with sponsorship opportunities. Marc Bluestein recalls the details of two incredible SI promotions that involved Miller Beer and Pontiac, respectively. You will want to listen in to the interesting stories of behind these promotions. Marc and his wife decided to move to Washington DC, so Marc finished up in New York at Sports Illustrated and they came back to Our Town where he worked at Home Team Sports, now Comcast Sportsnet. The offer to come back was attractive, in part, because he would be working with all the sports teams he loved. Andy compliments Marc on the work he did at Comcast Sportsnet. He was a star and brought a touch of New York advertising with him, which benefitted his new employer. Looking to advance, grow and figure it all out, Marc started looking at relocating but ended up accepting advice and guidance from a former client, Rick DiBella and, his boss, Jeff Parsigian. They suggested that he start his own business. So. . .9 years ago during the Thanksgiving holiday he downloaded an online template and completed a 15 page business plan, which was the impetus for his new company, Aquarius Sports Group. Andy and Marc discuss the very personal nature of the name Aquarius, and what prompted Marc to take the risk to start his own business.