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Ed and Jazzer chat during a break in shearing. Jazzer admits to feeling it this year. Ed teases him about getting old. But Jazzer wants to hang up his clippers. Once he starts at Berrow Farm he’ll need his days off – maybe he’s settling down a bit. Ed admits he’ll miss him. Jazzer suggests George might want to give shearing a go as his replacement. Ed sees this might work, but is cautious – George is very much a teenager with his own ideas. Meanwhile Jazzer challenges Ed to a shearing race tomorrow; we’ll see who’s getting old! Lee’s finding Jack and Henry exhausting; he’d forgotten what’s it’s like to entertain a five year old. He does love playing with them though, and Helen assures him it’s mutual. They might just need to set a time limit on the drum playing! Lee looks forward to the boys’ bedtime and getting Helen to himself, but Helen informs him Joy’s dropping in for nibbles later. When she arrives they apologise for the drum noise, but Joy thinks it’s fine – she loves to hear children playing. She lets slip there’s a residents’ WhatsApp group. Helen’s lukewarm, but Lee’s eager to join. As Joy and Lee gossip happily, he can’t wait to get involved. Joy’s a little reticent but promises to add Lee to the group soon. Helen observes wryly that as the two of them are getting on famously, she’ll go and read Henry’s bedtime story. She leaves them to it.

Inside the dump, Bing Bong finds out he is slowly fading and on the verge of disappearing forever and has lost all hope. To get both of them out of the Memory Dump and save Riley's mind, Bing Bong and Joy try to use Bing Bong's wagon to blast out to the surface. No matter how hard they sing, the wagon falls short every time. Bing Bong, in a moment of self-realization, starts the rocket again and jumps off before it flies away, making the wagon light enough for Joy to reach the top. As Joy looks and realizes what he has done, Bing Bong utters his final words: "Take her to the moon

We are putting a spotlight on the importance of advancing women of color in STEM with our special guest Joy Mason. Joy Mason is a phenomenal motivational speaker, author, artist, and entrepreneur who was born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana. Listen today to learn more about Joy's career path, and what needs to be done to advance all women in STEM! As Joy says, companies are better and more successful when they are diverse.

Podcast: The Energy Exchange: An EnerNex PodcastEpisode: Season 2 Episode #1 | It’s All About TelecommunicationsPub date: 2019-08-26On this first episode of The Energy Exchange Season 2, EnerNex Vice President Ron Chebra interviews Joy Ditto, President and CEO of the Utilities Technology Council (UTC), to discuss the importance and dependence the energy industry has on reliable, scalable and secure telecommunications for virtually every operational aspect of a utility. With the transitions taking place and a rapidly changing landscape of options, how is a utility able to do both short-term decision-making and deal with mitigation of operations previously dependent on legacy services, while still maintaining the highest level of availability and cyber protection? How does the telecom service roadmap, driven by consumer demand for higher bandwidth services and more streaming services, impact the plans that utilities must rely on for day-to-day operations? In addition, Joy shares the actions UTC is taking to raise the industry concerns regarding the Federal Communications Commission’s plans to change the rules for a critical spectrum band utilities and other critical-infrastructure industries use for mission-critical communications. As Joy describes, this plan, if approved as proposed, will negatively impact critical operations for electric, gas and water utilities.The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from EnerNex, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.

In this episode of #moonwisepodcast, we speak with producer and author Joy Donnell about the power of storytelling. Joy shares her unique perspective on creativity, intention-setting and finding the authentic voice within. As Joy says,"it’s an important time for people who work with words.” We talk about how the spoken word can be an experience of relationship and true reciprocity. We talk about how the spoken word can be an experience of relationship and true reciprocity. We discuss privilege, betrayal and whose story is getting funded in the media today. She explains, "The stories that we know are the stories that got funded…Who ended up on buildings and who ended up buried? Who got pushed to the margins and who got magnified?" As Joy says, “its an important time for people who work with words.”  We also talk about: Positive self talk Affirmations & intention-setting The need for new stories about the feminine Representation in media Her new book, “Beyond Brand”

Welcome to She Leads Podcast Season 4, Episode 8! This episode of She Leads Podcast features Joy Pittman founder of J.V.P. Legacy Consulting.  Joy Pittman is a Solutionist, Strategist, and Thought Partner who leads her life like the Boss she is. To hear Joy Pittman’s take on leadership, listen to her interview as she discusses the importance of self-care, finding your confidence, and evaluation.   Joy Pittman Bio Known as an unprecedented force in the field of Human Resources and Business Management, Joy A. Pittman is a Solutionist, Strategist and Thought Partner. Armed with a Master's degree 1n Human Resources Management, Bachelor's degree 1n Economics and certifications as a Senior Human Resources Professional (SPHR, SH RM-SCP) in her current role Joy serves as a trusted advisor and Business Partner to C-Suite and executive level leadership. Beyond the boardroom, Joy is a keynote speaker, panelist, and facilitator. She is the CEO of J.V.P Legacy Consulting LLC where she fulfills her passion for educating and empowering others by providing effective and efficient strategies to visionaries, entrepreneurs, small business and not-for-profit decision makers. In addition Joy is the creator of "Still Arriving", her personal content website and the producer and host of "The Joy Ride," her web-series that introduces her audience to thought leaders, content experts, and industry professionals. Through these platforms, Joy aims to foster personal empowerment, multi-generational connection, knowledge sharing and inclusion within the business environment. It is her desire to use her voice, her words and her presence, to challenge societal assumptions regarding power and privilege. A champion for diversity and the re-centering of underrepresented identities in marginalized communities, Joy serves on the Associate Board of Grace Outreach, a nonprofit organization fostering women's empowerment through higher education and is a member of the New York Urban League of Young Professionals. Her proven methods of business development, risk avoidance, strategic planning and implementation allow her to facilitate operational efficiency while you to focus on your pursuing your passion. Nicole Walker’s Interview Commentary I really enjoyed this interview with Joy and I hope you did as well! I agree with Joy’s viewpoint on the importance of self-care to be more effective and productive.  As Joy mentioned, our eating, sleeping, and exercise habits play a direct role in how we show up. Taking time to care for ourselves puts us in a better place mentally and physically, which leads to increased focus and the ability to get more done with the time we have.  As Joy mentioned, we need to add more quality to our time, and self-care is a great way to achieve this. A quote by Katie Reed reads, “Self-care is giving the world the best of you, instead of what’s left of you”. I admire Joy’s acknowledgement of originally not being a good follower, which as Joy stated is also a part of being a good leader. Being able to support another leader in their weak areas without judging and ridiculing definitely takes maturity. Understanding and respecting the bigger picture helps to make this aspect of leadership easier. I love how Joy went back to her previous leader and apologized for her shortcomings. As Joy illustrated, successful leaders acknowledge their mistakes and learn from their past behaviors. I can relate to Joy’s struggles with her face showing her thoughts and emotions as I battle in this area as well. Initially I did not realize I had this issue, and I would often wonder why people responded to me in certain ways. Once I realized that my facial expressions can be off putting, as Joy stated, then many things started to make more sense. Learning to be mindful of my facial expressions is a constant battle that I will continue to engage in until I have mastered this craft. Nicole Walker’s Takeaway of the Week Joy mentioned the benefits of expanding ourselves as we grow. I really enjoyed the analogy Joy gave about how trees grow in height, while their roots increase in depth and expand in width. Successful leaders understand the need for personal and professional expansion, and actively seek ways to expand themselves. I will make it my business to continue to expand myself personally and professional as I am to be a deeply rooted leader. One of my goals is to stand strong under pressure, so expanding myself is essential. A quote by Nikki Rowe reads, “The chaos doesn’t end, you kinda’ just become the calm.” Nicole Walker’s Leadership Challenge My leadership challenge for you would be to think about the one thing you can take away from this episode and adopt into your life.  I know it’s hard to absorb too much information at one time and it’s even harder to try and implement too many changes at once.  When I attend a training or listen to podcasts I aim to walk away with a least one thing that stuck out to me and one way that I can change as a result.  I challenge you to do the same!  If you decide to take me up on my challenge I would love to know about your key take way.  If you care to share please go to the She Leads Podcast Discussion Group on FB and leave your comment under the Takeaway Thursday post for Season 4 Episode 8. Don’t forget to subscribe to She Leads Podcast for first access to future episodes. And, like and share this episode of She Leads Podcast entitled, “Evaluate The Why Behind The What with Joy Pittman”. Thanks and until next time “Be Empowered and Empower On”!    

In This Episode: Special Guest Mxiety Breakdown of the emotions in the film Inside Out Over analyzing the portrayal of memories in the film Inside Out as it relates to PTSD Synopsis: Do you ever look at someone and wonder what's going on inside their head? Well we get to see what's going on inside the head of 11 year old Riley Anderson as she copes with growing up and later on moving from Minnesota to San Fransisco when her father accepts a new job. Inside Riley's head we see her emotions play out, including Joy, Sadness, Anger, Disgust, and Fear. After moving to San Fransisco, things start to go downhill for Riley when Joy and Sadness accidentally get sucked out of headquarters and Riley is left to fend for herself with only fear, anger, and disgust to guide her. Joy and sadness travel through Riley's long term memories and different islands of personality, learning a lot about each other along the way. They race against the clock to try to prevent Riley from making the impulsive decision to run away from home. As Joy, with Riley's imaginary friend Bing Bong recognize how important sadness is to Riley getting the help she needs, they overcome incredible odds, and Riley's memory dump to get back to headquarters and save Riley from making a terrible decision. Find Us: Mental Health Podcast | Pop Psych 101 We have a Blog! Ryan always had a Blog! Join our support group Facebook Twitter Instagram Find Mxiety: www.mxiety.com Mxiety's Twitter Mxiety's Instagram Mxiety's Facebook --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/poppsych101/support

In this episode, Jaden and Sean talk about old movies and video games from back in the day. As Joy walks in we start to talk about other things. Make sure to follow us on Instagram, Facebook, And Twitter Facebook:Facebook.com/allnoisepodcasts Twitter:Twitter.com/allnoisepodcast Instagram:@allnoisepodcasts

Episode 9: Get out your feelings, sis. You're settling. What's wrong with me? Everyone is getting married. Everyone is being proposed to. God, when will it be my turn? If that's a question you've asked countless times...if you're frustrated with your lack of options...or if you find God is nudging at your heart to let that man go -- this message is for you. Warrior Woman Joy Osahon is adamant about women knowing their worth. Her mission is to be the constant reminder that there is more! She has made it point to tell anybody -- everybody not to settle for less! And in this episode, you'll hear just that. The relationship and faith blogger encourages a self-check, teaches how dating can impact your purpose, and also, shares how to avoid operating out of your emotions. In this episode, you will learn: - You are way more than the relationship. - There is absolutely nothing wrong with you. - And to never ever give in for the ring. Some talking points include: the power of sex, breaking off soul-ties and what it truly means to let go. You'll gain the weapons to think with your brain and be led by The Spirit, even when your heart is screaming the loudest. As Joy says, "God is positioning you for your blessing, even when it's not in sight." The best is worth waiting for.

We've arrived at our Iron Fist Episode 8 Review as we discuss our top five points about "The Blessing Of Many Fractures" the eighth episode of the Marvel Netflix show Iron Fist in our Spoiler filled podcast. As always make sure you've watched the episode before listening to our podcast. Iron Fist Episode 8 Review Podcast "The Blessing Of Many Fractures" Spoiler filled Synopsis Written by:  Tamara Becher Directed by:  Kevin Tancharoen After learning that the drug operations of Madame Gao (Wai Ching Ho) are in Anzhou, Danny Rand (Finn Jones) assumes that the plane crash was targeted by The Hand as his father was attempting to shut down Gao's factory. Danny reluctantly enlists Colleen Wing (Jessica Henwick) and Claire Temple (Rosario Dawson) to seek answers in Anzhou. They infiltrate the facility just as Madame Gao arrives. As Danny tracks Gao he encounters Zhou Cheng (Lewis Tan), student of Chi Lin, who uses an advanced kung fu technique and plenty of liquor to prevent him from reaching Gao. Danny overpowers Zhou Cheng and confronts Gao and her henchmen. After a dangerous fight with poisoned weapons Danny engages his chi to apprehend Gao. Meanwhile, back in New York, the Rand board offers Ward  (Tom Pelphrey) and Joy Meachum (Jessica Stroup) a severance package that fractures their relationship as he attempts to accept it; but she refuses. As Joy tries to understand her brothers rationale for turning his back on their Dad’s company and legacy; Ward, hallucinating badly after the trauma of killing Harold, almost reveals his darkest secret. Thanks so much for listening to our Iron Fist Episode 8 Review Podcast we've loved to hearing from listeners about your thoughts on all of our podcasts so far. If you would like to send any of your thoughts in please send them to feedback@defenderstvpodcast.com join us on facebook at Facebook.com/groups/defenderstvpodcast or follow us on Twitter @defenderscast and you can now record your thoughts for the podcast directly from our website defenderstvpodcast.com by clicking the “Send Voicemail” button. There's a lot more to come in the series and Defenders TV Podcast will return with Iron Fist Episode 9 "The Mistress of All Agonies" on Tuesday the 11th of April and then every Tuesday and Friday until the end of Iron Fist Season 1. Thanks for listening John, Chris and Derek Defenders TV Podcast Date recorded: 04/04/2017 Date published: 07/04/2017 MP3, 96.10 mins, 96kbps, 66.3 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of Netflix no infringement is intended. The intro and outro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com .

Director Pete Doctor of Pixar's touching comedy "Up" continues to explore into the matters of the mind. His successful attempt to unravel the emotional activities of an 11-year-old girl has appealed to the sympathy of almost every viewer and critic.In China, the title of the film "Inside Out" is an almost shameful cliche. "Tou Nao Te Gong Dui," the awful translation constitutes a deplorable misrepresentation of the story's startling originality. In 2009 inspired by the changes in his daughter's personality as she grew older, Pete Doctor developed the idea of an animation film featuring human emotions. Since adventure stories are his strongest suit, he would have personified emotions explore the most exquisite and least understood item of nature's invention - the human brain. After consulting numerous psychologists, the filmmakers eventually decided on two parallel narratives, happening both inside a girl's mind and out in her real life.To kickstart the story, a girl named Riley moves with her parents from Minnesota to San Francisco. The change in environment and a series of unfortunate happenings cause emotional upheavals inside the 11-year-old. Her core emotions, Joy, Sadness, Disgust, Fear and Anger, are at a loss to help the girl get back on her feet. While trying to stop Sadness from infecting Riley's core memories, Joy is sucked out of the emotional headquarter with Sadness and end up in the storage area of Riley's long-term memories. In their absence, Disgust, Fear and Anger take charge of Riley's emotions, which leads to the change of the girl's personality.As Joy and Sadness try to get back to the headquarter, they meet Riley's imaginary friend, witness the collapse of Riley's personality islands, take the train of thought and visit the Imagination Land, the Subconscious and the Memory Dump. Many well-known Psychological concepts and terms are vividly represented, and above all, they make sense, according to the established theories on human psychology.After a moderately funny and most touching fashion, "Inside Out" is able to convey the importance of everyday happenings and human contact in the shaping of our personalities. A mishandled case may very well have far-reaching repercussion in the development of a child's character, this could came as a shocking revelation for moviegoers in China, where knowledge about the matters of the mind has not been widely cherished outside the academic circle.However informative this comedy adventure is, most viewers would probably find it easier to relate to it on the emotional basis. Interestingly, it is the things we can't remember that hit us the hardest. From the episode about Riley's imaginary friend to the demonstration of things being cleared from her memory bank, these scenes remind us about every tiny moment in our past that has made us who we are today. But the older we are, the fewer we can recall, and that's the saddest thing about life.