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2 episodes with aunt judy
2 episodes with aunt judy
2 episodes with aunt judy
2 episodes with aunt judy
Join hosts Doreen Fang and Tony Felice on a special Easter edition of "Second Act Scratch" where Tony shares cherished family recipes and heartfelt stories. Despite Tony's mishap (a cut finger), Doreen takes charge in the kitchen, preparing Tony's family favorites: macaroni salad, Aunt Judy's famous baked pineapple (dubbed "pineapple crack" by Doreen), and a delectable fried ham steak. Tony recounts the inspiring tale of his mother Wynne and Aunt Judy, who played pivotal roles in Tony's life. This episode blends nostalgia, laughter, and mouthwatering flavors, making it a must-listen for anyone celebrating family traditions, the sacred concepts of rebirth and renewal and spring time feasts, no matter what you celebrate. Want the recipe? You're in luck, check out the blog post for this episode! (Click Me)
In this 1649th episode of Toronto Mike'd, Mike chats with filmmaker Ali Weinstein about Your Tomorrow, her new documentary about Ontario Place, the influence of her father Larry, and the murder of her Aunt Judy on October 7, 2023. Toronto Mike'd is proudly brought to you by Great Lakes Brewery, Palma Pasta, Ridley Funeral Home, and RecycleMyElectronics.ca. If you would like to support the show, we do have partner opportunities available. Please email Toronto Mike at mike@torontomike.com
Do you feel compelled to say “yes” to food during the holidays when someone offers you something that they made? Does saying “no” feel rude, or like some form of restriction brought on by diet culture? If you're like I used to be, you wrestle with wanting to say yes to people please, and to prove to yourself that you've broken all of your former dieting food rules. But you also want to be able to say no when you're not hungry for something, or when your body is telling you that it's not going to make you feel good. With the holidays upon us, you know that Aunt Judy will be at the table telling you to take a piece of her pecan pie that she made just for you because she knows it's your favorite. And your mom will want you to try the new cheese dip she made from a recipe she saw on TikTok. We're diving into how to politely say “no” when you don't want to eat something, without feeling rude, and without it being diet-y or restrictive. (Spoiler - it starts with making peace with food in the first place.) If you're ready to make this the holiday season where you let your body lead you, so you can enjoy the foods you want, while also honoring your hunger and fullness, then you need to listen to this episode right now! Episode Highlights: -The importance of first having permission to say YES to food (so that saying no doesn't feel like restriction) -When and how to say NO to food during the holidays -Scripts for ways you can politely say “no, thank you” and listen to your body when someone offers you food you're not hungry for Today's Wellness Woo is the Simple app Resources Mentioned - Grab my FREE guide Intuitive Eating During the Holidays Read the full episode show notes here. Resources for Your Intuitive Eating Journey Intuitive eating education on the blog Work with Katy Explore the self-paced mini-course Stepping Off The Dieting Rollercoaster Connect with Katy Harvey Website: KatyHarvey.net Instagram: @katyharvey.rd Facebook: KatyHarveyRD Subscribe and Review Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts I would be thrilled if you could rate and review my podcast! Your support helps me reach and encourage more people on their intuitive eating journeys. Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Don't forget to share what you loved most about the episode! Also, make sure to follow the podcast if you haven't already done so. Follow now!
In this episode, I'm diving into a classic struggle: surviving family gatherings without losing your mind (or your peace). Whether it's Aunt Judy offering unsolicited advice or cousins asking uncomfortable questions about your role as a stepmom, family events can turn into an emotional minefield real quick.Here's what we're covering today:Why Family Gatherings Attract Unsolicited Opinions: Is it the holiday spirit, or do people just forget their boundaries when they pass the gravy? We'll explore why family gatherings tend to bring out all the “helpful” opinions.Prepping for Awkward Conversations: Learn how to identify potential landmine topics and decide in advancehow you'll handle them. This is your guide to staying one step ahead of the awkward questions.Redirecting and Defusing Comments: Discover strategies for gracefully shifting conversations or using humor to dodge unwanted opinions. Think of it as your family gathering survival toolkit.Handling Questions About the Ex: Does everyone suddenly have an insatiable curiosity about your co-parenting situation? We'll talk about ways to answer—or avoid—them while keeping things respectful.Navigating When Kids Bring Up Their Mom: Kids can be a wildcard, especially when they bring up stories about their mom. We'll cover why it's important to stay calm and supportive—and how to respond with grace.Setting a Time Limit and Knowing When to Leave: Family gatherings don't have to be a marathon! We'll talk about how to know when it's time to take a break (or gracefully exit) to protect your peace.This episode is all about showing up with confidence, setting boundaries, and handling tough situations without letting anyone get under your skin. So, grab a cup of tea (or wine), and let's get ready to tackle those family gatherings like the confident stepmom you are (or want to be)!Listen now to find out how to keep your peace intact—no matter how wild the family gathering gets!10 Tips to Get Through the Holidays-FREE RESOURCE!Want a specific topic covered? Let me know here.After you listen to this, tag me on Instagram @aliciakrasko and let me know what you think!Get all the FREE RESOURCES here.Want to learn more about The Stepmom Side community? Here's where you get all the info. Looking forward to connecting with you on the inside.All things Alicia visit www.aliciakrasko.comGet on the list, get behind the scene info on Stepmom life, and tips delivered to your inbox.
Welcome back to Lez Hang Out, the podcast that wants to make your heart go boom, boom, supernova girl (gender neutral). This week, Leigh (@lshfoster) and Ellie (@elliebrigida) hang out to talk about why the classic 1999 Disney Channel Original Movie, Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century, Should've Been Gay. This movie was queer MAJOR, and if you were a kid in the 90s like us, phrases like “Cetus lupeedus!” are most likely still living rent free in your head. For those of you who have not seen Zenon, the story follows a 13 year old girl living on a space station in the year 2049 (which seemed a lot farther off in 1999). She is a chaotic baby gay from the second she shows up on screen and cannot help but get into constant trouble with her BF Nebula, played by the one and only Raven-Symoné. When she gets into a little too much trouble, she is exiled to Earth to live with her Aunt Judy and forced to trade her space stay gay life for a boring one with way too much gravity and nowhere near enough pleather. Between the space stay residents looking like they are perpetually at a gay nightclub, Proto Zoa's genderfluid frosted tips, the bisexual color scheme of space, Zenon's Earth boyfriend Greg's whole horse-girl dyke aesthetic, and Zenon and Nebula's totally lunarious love for one another, we are not sure how anyone ever thought this movie was for the str8s. We know one thing for sure, Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century Should've Been Gay. You can support Lez Hang Out while unlocking a bunch of awesome perks like access to our exclusive Discord, 22 and counting full-length bonus episodes, weekly ad-free episodes, and more by joining us on Patreon at bit.ly/lezpatreon. You can also support the podcast by buying our original merch at bit.ly/lezmerch (free shipping on orders $100+ with code lhoship) and purchasing our original Lez-ssentials songs for as little as $1 each on Bandcamp! Give us your own answers to our Q & Gay on Twitter @lezhangoutpod and follow along on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook. You can find your fav tol and smol hosts Ellie & Leigh at @elliebrigida and @lshfoster respectively. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ballroom Blitz! In this 2 part mini series we follow Ricky Warz and his band Designer Bleak on the road. Will they discover the mystery of the Buchla Keytar? Will they sign a major record deal with the mysterious corpos? Who are these Bozos bent on finding Aunt Judy? Find out all of this and more on this episode of Cyberpunk: Ballroom Blitz! -- If you are enjoying this cyberpunk actual play, and our channel, please consider joining our Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/infinitesideddice Infinite Sided Dice is only possible with the support of viewers like you. Thank you for your support!! Follow our special guests: @binarydragon @brianadecoster @arcanefayth -- Cyberpunk Red is a TTRPG game system published by R Talsorian Games. Infinite Sided Dice uses minimal house rule variations, if you have questions, put them in the comments below and we will be happy to answer them! Our campaign is set in 2045, 32 years before the events of the CD Projekt Red video game, Cyberpunk 2077 and the anime series, Cyberpunk Edgerunners. For a complete look at how to play Cyberpunk Red and the Cyberpunk lore, including the tale of Johnny Silverhand and the fall of Arasaka Tower, pick up a copy of Cyberpunk Red at your FLGS. Credits- Ava Bradley: Briana Decoster | @brianadecoster Jackson PoleArche: Paris Arrowsmith | @binarydragon Lucinda: Ash Ignis | @arcanefayth Ricky Warz: Alexis DeLaRosa | @lexdlr Game Master: Dustin Morgan | @itsdustinmorgan Art and Design: Lux Morgan, Theresa Knopf Tabletop Terrain: Garrett Morgan Director of Photography: Ryan Dismukes Production: Shawn Michaels
Overall episode 151. We kick things off with a hilarious beer-chugging contest, which sparks the beginning of our very own BLC Olympics. Who will take home the gold medal in this week's challenge? Tune in to find out! Fred shares his recent experience at a bar trivia night, where he faced some controversial questions and unexpected challenges. Did he come out on top, or was it a night of frustration? Listen as he recounts the highs and lows of trivia and the importance of knowing your acronyms. In a touching tribute, Parker honors his late Aunt Judy, who lived life to the fullest and passed away in a truly badass manner. This heartfelt segment is brought to you by Double D's Double Discount Outlet. We also dive into the calorie-laden world of The Cheesecake Factory's menu. You'll be shocked at the calorie counts of some seemingly innocent dishes. It's a segment that will make you rethink your next meal! Finally, we wrap up with a discussion on the latest installment of Beverly Hills Cop, a movie that brings back nostalgic feelings and challenges common values. Should you watch it? Our hosts give their honest reviews. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/popculturepros/support
We kick things off with a hilarious beer chugging contest, which sparks the beginning of our very own BLC Olympics. Who will take home the gold medal in this week's challenge? Tune in to find out!Fred shares his recent experience at a bar trivia night, where he faced some controversial questions and unexpected challenges. Did he come out on top, or was it a night of frustration? Listen as he recounts the highs and lows of trivia and the importance of knowing your acronyms.In a touching tribute, Parker honors his late Aunt Judy, who lived life to the fullest and passed away in a truly badass manner. This heartfelt segment is brought to you by Double D's Double Discount Outlet.We also dive into the calorie-laden world of The Cheesecake Factory's menu. You'll be shocked at the calorie counts of some seemingly innocent dishes. It's a segment that will make you rethink your next meal!Finally, we wrap up with a discussion on the latest installment of Beverly Hills Cop, a movie that brings back nostalgic feelings and challenges common values. Should you watch it? Our hosts give their honest reviews. #blcpodcast #podcastingforthepeople #funny #podcast #greenvillesc #scpodcast #yeahthatgreenville Listen at: https://blc.world/Tweet the Show: https://twitter.com/blcworldFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blcpodcast/Check us out on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/blcpodcast/Buy Fred and Allan Beer:https://www.patreon.com/blcworld 00:00 - Welcome to the Black Lincoln Collective podcast. It's alive. Fasten your seat belts00:57 - Welcome to the 151st edition of the Black Lincoln collective podcast04:43 - Every two years, the world celebrates a little thing called the Olympics16:16 - How many people do you think participated in trivia night?24:07 - You said there was some confusion about a certain four letter word25:55 - Alan, what does ESPN stand for? Fred: Entertainment sports network29:26 - I read the Green Mile. The last time I read anything, 199032:56 - You must have gotten a lot of them wrong. You did. You had a good time. Were you guys playing for something35:10 - Fred: I don't understand why people are getting mad at me40:51 - And those listeners at home, this is a quick spoiler alert for Axel af. He didn't do it. I mean, that he didn't46:12 - How does the movie cue certain reactions from viewers through sound editing or characterization53:11 - Fred: It's just like a hot dog eating contest, man55:29 - 24 year old binge eater from China died last week from suspected stomach tear01:01:21 - How many calories would a chicken salad have at a cheesecake factory01:04:36 - Fred: Nachos come at a whopping 1150 calories01:07:19 - The name of the restaurant is misleading because it's the cheesecake factory01:10:28 - What was that racist barbecue place in Columbia? Maurice's01:13:22 - Fred: We should do street trivia where you can sell your answer #blcpodcast #podcastingforthepeople #funny #podcast #greenvillesc #scpodcast #yeahthatgreenville Listen at: https://blc.world/ Tweet the Show: https://twitter.com/blcworld Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blcpodcast/ Check us out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blcpodcast/ Buy Fred and Allan Beer: https://www.patreon.com/blcworld
Prestige-ish Media The Boys Season 2 REVIEW of episode 5 - We Gotta Go Now. Listen in as Craig Lake and Dan McNair give their opinions on the Amazon Prime show. In this episode Girls Get It Done as we discuss Brave Maeve, Storefront, Hamilton, Aunt Judy, Black Noir, and more. Please also join us for our coverage of The Boys Season 4, House of the Dragon Season 2, and The Jinx Season 2. Only Murders in the Building Season 4 and Rings of Power Season 2 coming in August. X @prestige_ish Instagram @prestigeishmedia X/Instagram @realrealbatman @danmcnair1017 http://prestigeish.com
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Mike Schubert returns to his homeland of New Jersey with Eric Hamilton Schneider to play out an improvised game of Wizard On Survivor where it's all NJ-themed! Topics include: gas stations, Aunt Judy, Hans Gruber, torch, Asbury Park, Central Jersey, pork roll, West Windsor, lightbulb, challenge beasts, Grounds For Sculpture, The Shrine of the Silver Monkey, Crossing the Delaware, George Voldemortshington, Liberty Science Center, lighthouses, Frank Sinatra, The Jonas Brothers, NJ Transit, the Amish, BTS, and more! GET ACCESS TO ALL PAST POTTERLESS PATREON CONTENT FOR $4: www.patreon.com/potterless Thanks for listening to this episode of Potterless! Don't want the journey to stop? Check out the links below and as always, Wizard On! WEBSITE: potterlesspodcast.com (LEARN ABOUT THE SHOW!) PATREON: patreon.com/potterless (SUPPORT THE SHOW!) TWITTER: twitter.com/potterlesspod (TWEET THE SHOW!) INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/potterlesspodcast (PICTURES OF THE SHOW!) FACEBOOK: facebook.com/potterless (HOME OF THE FANCY PRIVATE GROUP!) MERCH: https://store.dftba.com/collections/potterless (REP THE SHOW!) DISCORD: (For patrons!) Created/Hosted/Edited/Produced by Mike Schubert, Music by Bettina Campomanes, Web Design/Art by Kelly Beckman, Production Assistance from Erin Burke
In today's episode, we discuss the evolution of parenting. After polling a few of our friends and family, we have concluded that parenting doesn't get easier; it just gets different. And isn't that just life? We all enjoy different phases because WE are all different.Aunt Judy said it best when she told us, “Parenting is carrying the same load, just shifting it to the other hip.” Emily found a great resource for Moms and Moms-to-be on The Motherly Collective. We also talk about Plates, Napkin Folding, and Place Settings. And how come there isn't a napkin store? Coming soon from Nothin' But Fine…. Nothin' But Napkins?Mentions:Park Place MidtownJohn Richard CollectionThe Motherly Collective---Check out the Nothin' But Fine blog and website.Follow us on social media: Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube Want everything in your inbox? Subscribe to the Nothin' But Fine newsletter!
CME credits: 1.25 Valid until: 28-04-2024 Claim your CME credit at https://reachmd.com/programs/cme/case-study-aunt-judy-has-been-hallucinating-treatment-interventions-for-parkinsons-disease-psychosis/15422/ Parkinson's Disease Psychosis (PDP) is a chronic, severely debilitating, and progressive neurodegenerative illness. PDP was once believed to be primarily a motor dysfunction disease, but it is now known to be multifaceted, encompassing cognitive and neuropsychiatric complications. PDP, which may include visual phenomena, hallucinations, and delusions, has been reported in up to 60% of patients and causes a substantial burden to the patient and their care partners. Early identification and treatment intervention are critical to lessening the patient's burden. The goal of this educational series is to convince clinicians that integrating routine screening for PDP for all patients with Parkinson's earlier in their journey is the right thing to do, to uncover PDP symptoms sooner, and to select an approved treatment option for PDP to improve patient outcomes and quality of life.
Bonni shares teaching lessons she learned from mom (Jan Frazee) on episode 462 of the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast. Quotes from the episode When having hard conversations, they are not going to be perfect. -Jan Frazee Getting sad during hard conversations just means you're an actual person who exists. -Jan Frazee The parts of reading that are valuable to you will stick with you. -Jan Frazee Resources Teaching Lessons I Learned from Mom, by Bonni Stachowiak for EdSurge Dr. Frank Leon Robert's tweet about his office hours and books he gives away to students who visit Dr. Frank Leon Robert's Amazon wish list for his office Twitter thread re Aunt Judy's death Affiliate income disclosure: Books that are recommended on the podcast link to the Teaching in Higher Ed bookstore on Bookshop.org. All affiliate income gets donated to the LibroMobile Arts Cooperative (LMAC), established in 2016 by Sara Rafael Garcia.”
Al & Val sit down with a chat with everyone's favorite Aunt, Holly Fulger. Holly, who played Aunt Judy in all three Zenon films, discusses her career, her experience working on Zenon, and her current projects. And she just turns out to be the nicest person ever!Holly's IMDB - https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0298104/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_2_nm_6_q_holly%2520fulgerHolly on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/holly_fulgerHolly's Non-Profit: True Beauty Discovery - https://www.truebeautydiscovery.org/aboutCreators & Guests Val Agnew - Host Allie Ring - Host ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
Cheryl said many times that "I'm done with that life, I'll never go back to it." But she did. When her Aunt Judy finds her in jail after two years of thinking she may be dead, she hopes and prays this is a second chance for her niece. Her sensitive, funny, bookworm niece. Her big sister's eldest daughter, the sister who has since died. And through writing White Flag: A Memoir (Legacy Book Press, 2022), bestselling author Judy L. Mandel finds that it didn't start with Cheryl, but that the tentacles of trauma explored in her first book Replacement Child have grabbed hold of her niece too. She struggles with being powerless to help Cheryl, and she discovers that transgenerational trauma and epigenetics may have started this avalanche of pain. She wonders why some people can recover from addiction, and others cannot. Why some are able to raise their white flag of surrender. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network
Cheryl said many times that "I'm done with that life, I'll never go back to it." But she did. When her Aunt Judy finds her in jail after two years of thinking she may be dead, she hopes and prays this is a second chance for her niece. Her sensitive, funny, bookworm niece. Her big sister's eldest daughter, the sister who has since died. And through writing White Flag: A Memoir (Legacy Book Press, 2022), bestselling author Judy L. Mandel finds that it didn't start with Cheryl, but that the tentacles of trauma explored in her first book Replacement Child have grabbed hold of her niece too. She struggles with being powerless to help Cheryl, and she discovers that transgenerational trauma and epigenetics may have started this avalanche of pain. She wonders why some people can recover from addiction, and others cannot. Why some are able to raise their white flag of surrender. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/literature
Cheryl said many times that "I'm done with that life, I'll never go back to it." But she did. When her Aunt Judy finds her in jail after two years of thinking she may be dead, she hopes and prays this is a second chance for her niece. Her sensitive, funny, bookworm niece. Her big sister's eldest daughter, the sister who has since died. And through writing White Flag: A Memoir (Legacy Book Press, 2022), bestselling author Judy L. Mandel finds that it didn't start with Cheryl, but that the tentacles of trauma explored in her first book Replacement Child have grabbed hold of her niece too. She struggles with being powerless to help Cheryl, and she discovers that transgenerational trauma and epigenetics may have started this avalanche of pain. She wonders why some people can recover from addiction, and others cannot. Why some are able to raise their white flag of surrender. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/drugs-addiction-and-recovery
ITS THE HOLIDAY SEASON! We love this time of year! No matter what you celebrate, no matter what tradition you practice, sometimes the holidays can also be #rough. Liana is getting real and answering some listener submitted questions and concerns that are coming up during this time of year. She speaks to how to navigate stressful family dynamics and what to do if this is the first year without a loved one who recently passed. She also breaks down the very real struggle associated with this being the first holiday season in recovery from an eating disorder and substance abuse addiction. Cuz we all know the holidays are FLOODED with food and booze. You'll want to listen to this episode before you have to deal with Aunt Judy's questions about your dating life. Follow the pod on IG: @Letsbehonest.podcast Follow Liana on IG: @LianaRossLMHC Submit a question/topic request: Letsbehonest@goodingwellness.com Work with Liana & learn more about Gooding Wellness: www.goodingwellness.com Check us out on Youtube! https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzm9UidabFI3luVOuhlgi9zOk3Ijz2cdS Sponsored by Mountainside Treatment Center
1977 December 29; Boothville, Helen Mae Wright Adolph, Sally Franicevich and Anthony Francovich, Ethel Franicevich; Judith Scarabin Willig, Leigh, Aunt Judy talks about her Charcoal Cadillac, Leigh and Roana both sing Christmas songs; Gail Portie stops by, discussion on religion, attending church; Quentin Evans whispers to Deron and Jason Scarabin; Radio Music (removed), MawMaw again, Rod Stewart song (removed), Rex Club burned down, Clarence and Helen Mae at the end. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jason-scarabin/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jason-scarabin/support
We reminisce about the life of yesteryear. With guest Aunt Judy
The Liberated Life - Set Yourself Free in Business and Pleasure
Get the Trigger Warning! Card Deck hereFind Robin: ourtableofjoy.comor robinquinnkeehn.comSchedule a free 30 minute 'Reframe' consult with Robin to shift your perspective on any topic. If you were especially triggered by this podcast, you are invited to talk with me about it. Get your copy of Digital Detox Secrets for Moms & Kids who want to live with fewer screens and more connection. =============Show Notes: Feeling depressed ranges from feelings of sadness to feelings that life is no longer worth living. Robin is not a doctor but she has been directly impacted by the outcomes of severe depression when her beloved Aunt Judy ended her life several years ago. In this micro episode, Robin asks hard questions, triggering questions, not to make you feel worse but to get underneath the hood and potentially expose what's operating beneath the surface of feeling depressed.
If we're going to be living to be 100 years old, what needs to change in the workplace and in society and culture to make both those latter years more enjoyable for the person and beneficial for our communities?People today will live longer than ever before. We also have a quarter of the world under 14yrs of age. In the years ahead the workforce will be filled with people at the start and end of the career curve - a truly multigenerational workforce. Instead of creating problems in the workplace and an ultra-competitive job market, could it instead be an opportunity for us to work in different ways? Where mentorship, job sharing and collaboration provides a chance for everyone across the age band to learn from one another?These two women are using their experiences and their research to propose what new opportunities might look like in the future of work and the role of learning to support both continual innovation and wellbeing.Our guests today come from different backgrounds but have a common and perhaps vested interest in the opportunities available to those in the later stages of their careers. Emma Watson is a graduate of the Human Potential for the Digital Economy postgraduate certificate at Tech Futures Lab, and Judy Christie is the Communities Manager for The Mind Lab and Tech Futures Lab. Emma has worked in the commercial business sector for much of her career, with a large part in the information technology space in a range of strategy, operations and finance leadership roles.For some time, Emma has had an interest in age diversity in the workplace - both young and old. She saw the Human Potential for the Digital Economy programme as a chance to explore how we can ‘learn and earn for the hundred year life', and nurture age diversity as an opportunity for both innovation and wellbeing in society.Judy, sometimes known affectionately as ‘Aunt Judy', has spent a large part of her career in the education sector, but sees her role more about people and fostering potential in them. Judy is all for diversity, of all types, but has experienced first hand what it's like to be shut out because of her age. Now as our Communities Manager, Judy spends a most of her time connecting with our learners and alumni who have inspired her to continue her own learning journey. A graduate of the Digital Skills for the Workplace micro-credential, Judy is now seriously considering taking on the Master of Technological Futures.
I interview the producers of indie film American Hun Story which has bikini models and a self-help message and just dropped on Amazon. We also cover my Aunt Judy's adult shoot and and upcoming gay bar show in LA where I will attempt to show straight porn and call it performance art. Thanks for supporting me and my guests!
Welcome to season 2, episode 33 of the Today is the Day Changemakers Podcast. This week my guest is Holly Fulger. Holly is an actress, writer, producer and founder, True Beauty Discovery.She began her acting career at the Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival, where she interned with Tom Hanks, with whom she has remained close friends. She moved to Los Angeles after living in Chicago for some time to work on television and film, Holly is best known for her roles in the Disney Channel Original Movie series, Zenon, Girl of the 21st Century, as Aunt Judy, and as Holly in the sitcom, Ellen. Being in the spotlight, Holly has experienced the good, the bad, and the misguided aspects of beauty in our culture. Unfortunately, as a young girl she dealt with bullying and shares more about her experience in this episode. Through wearing thick rimmed glasses, she watched as the world did not seem so kind during some of her teen years. Holly shares here that acting allowed her to express and access parts of herself that she couldn't do in the real world. Listen in to hear what she would tell that little girl now. She has written numerous articles on beauty and an article she wrote for iCNN caught the attention of a CNN producer who interviewed Holly and seven other women on their perception of beauty. She says that the most interesting part of this was listening to other women's stories and hearing how difficult it was for women to really say what is beautiful about themselves. So began her exploration into true beauty, creating the web series, Speaking of Beauty, and then The Hollywood Beauty Detective. In 2019, she founded the nonprofit, True Beauty Discovery. The mission is about empowering girls and women to understand that it is their individuality that makes them beautiful and powerful. Listen in to hear the incredible footprint that Holly would like to leave behind. On the next episode I am joined by one of my recurring co-hosts, Scott Chesney. Scott is known as the Commander in Change and is a sought-after world-renowned motivational speaker and Life Coach. Together, we interview his good friend, Nancy Romanyshyn. Nancy is the Director of Pay Strategy and Partner Success at Syndio. We talk about the important work that Nancy is doing to help companies embed workplace equity into their core business so that they can achieve enduring success. We also have some fun talking about Oreos. The question remains, are they brown or black? Scott and Nancy have some fun with this. Email your opinion to jodi@todayisthedayliveit.com. Please subscribe, like, share, review and download this podcast!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChTpwqeDDJ9wUfg43eiBC1AStream: https://todayisthedaychangemakers.buzzsprout.com/Today Is the DayWebsite: https://todayisthedayliveit.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/todayistheday/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/todayisthedayThe Applaud Our Kids FoundationWebsite: www.applaudourkids.orgFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/applaudourkidsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/applaudourkidsTo sign-up for our mailing list, schedule a conversation with Jodi or ask a Changemaker a question: jodi@todayisthedayliveit.comHave a great week everyone!
Meet comic Steve Hill and his Palmdale politics plus upcoming taping and you'll also get the scoop on my Aunt Judy's shoot and the Mojave hot spot for sexy speed freaks.
Give Me That D: A Disney Channel Original Movie Breakdown Podcast
It's just family this week because it's GMTD's ONE YEAR BIRTHDAY!! Can you believe? And we are celebrating in style by chatting about one of our favorite women in the galaxy: Zenon! That's right! We're breaking down “Zenon: The Zequel.” From another Proto Zoa banger, to enemies becoming friends (looking at you, Margie), to a trek through the jungle, and even the involvement of the US military, this movie is doing it all! Zenon continues to leave wreckage in her wake but damnit if she doesn't always pull through! Aunt Judy is an alien conspiracy theorist and continues to be one of the best characters in any DCOM, while sadly Raven has been recast. RIP. All we know for sure is aliens are contacting Z with a lot of “zums” and that's DEFINITELY a word. Yeah, definitely. So buckle up for blast off, because we're taking you to space! Have fun!!!
Katherine, Liz and John are joined by our Aunt Judy, Uncle Joe, Cousin Christine and her husband Mike.
On the thirty-ninth episode of Ammonite Movie Nite, the impossible has happened: Kev watched and enjoyed an anime. Spy X Family, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Gundam and more are discussed as he slowly falls under the spell. Also: Beavis and Butthead Do the Universe! Elvis, briefly! George's STAR WARS folly vs JJ's STAR TREK ressurection! Jared talks way more on this one, Aunt Judy, so check it out! PS - Did we forget anything on our Episode 1 review? The biggest list gets an AMMONITE MOVIE NITE NO-PRIZE!! NEXT EPISODE: TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY on Monday, and THE EMPEROR'S NEW GROOVE & JUMANJI on Friday! Questions? Comments? Concerns? What else did we miss? Let us know via email/voicemail @ amntpod at gmail dot com! Our theme song was composed and performed by the mighty Chris Coffey. His band, Mr.TV Man, has an awesome album called INCIDENTAL MUSIC you can stream wherever you stream music.
When a family is referred to Child Protective Services, they're often treated a lot like criminals on parole. But, the administrative work required to keep their families together can actually make it even harder to parent successfully. Christa Moore says that our child welfare system should operate more like collaborative care and less like bureaucratic punishment. Plus: How does having a parent who is incarcerated affect young people as they get older? Heidi Williams is talking to 18 - 25 year olds whose parents were incarcerated at some point during their childhood. She found that many of them were extra-motivated to succeed and, particularly, to help younger siblings. Later in the show: George Mason University has a new farm lab. They're not planting flowers or vegetables–they're planting bodies. Mary Ellen O'Toole and Anthony Falsetti are professors in the Forensic Science Program at GMU and using their extensive careers uncovering crime to direct the new body farm. And: When you hear “organized crime” you might think Al Capone or Pablo Escobar. But what about Aunt Judy who gave you that fake Prada bag? Jay Albanese says that the average consumer should pay more attention to their own role in propping up organized crime. Albanese was named an Outstanding Faculty by the State Council for Higher Education for Virginia.
Bonfires and unrelated wooden crosses, Kane's burnt face reveal, The long awaited Aunt Judy collection status update, Jeremy Dewitte continually impersonating police, Mexican favorites, VicBlends the rapper barber, The Black Adam Dwayne Johnson controversy, Funks theories that 1/2 of all Samoans are The Rocks cousin, and 1/8th of all black American's with one living relative in California are Snoop Doggs cousin. All this and so much more! Mink Links: https://linktr.ee/TwoMinksPodcast
This week we hear from Tommy in Maine, Casey in NJ, Sam in Tennessee, and Marc. It's about Moving Forward, Human Compassion in Food Service, False Love and Forgiveness, and a little Birthday Hilarity.In this episode: "You've Done Enough.." - by Tommy in Maine "It's Only Coffee.." - by Casey in NJ "False Love.." - by Sam in Tennessee "Happy Birthday, Aunt Judy.." - by MarcAnd Special Thanks to everyone who chimed in for Two-Minute Tea Time: (Linda, Craig, Marshall, and Lori..)Thanks so much for listening, for your submissions and for your support!If you liked this episode please consider subscribing and leaving us a rate/review.. but most importantly, please tell a friend!Submit a letter to be read on the show or leave us some feedback!Social media and affiliate links: Instagram, Facebook, Epidemic Sound, and FREE MERCH!This podcast is presented by One-Man Stan Productions.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/you-should-know/donations Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
Enjoy the little things in life for someday you will realize they were the BIG things. When I was a kid, I dreamed of one day having a little hobby farm where I could have kids, dogs, cats, and critters of all kinds. But breeding was never in my vision of the future...unlike my Aunt Judy and her desire for a PAIR of hamsters. In this episode, we discuss the adventures she had as a child when her Uncle Lloyd gave her a male and a female hamster for Christmas. This resulted in an educational experience in animal husbandry, biological reproduction, and microeconomics.
March is Women's History Month and in honor of that, we will be spending this month focusing on and appreciating the women who move us to move. The women in Robin's family had a very profound influence on her direction and purpose in life. They moved her to move, motivated her to live an active and purposeful life, and helped shape and create the woman she is today. In today's episode, Robin shares seven life-changing lessons she learned from the women in her family. She dives into the power of unconditional support. She talks about the power of living an active lifestyle and the value of keeping a sense of humor in tough times. She also discusses the women who paved the way for her generation and explains why we should never take our health for granted or let stigma and shame define us. Robin hopes that acknowledging and celebrating those women and sharing some of the lessons they taught her helps motivate you to take action toward becoming the woman you would like to be. Stay tuned today as Robin highlights some of the transformative lessons she learned from the women in her family! Show highlights: what you can look forward to in this episode! The practical ways in which Robin's mom showed her what it means to be supported, even when it made her uncomfortable or was something she would not have done herself. How the unconditional support Robin received from her mom helped her kickstart her Pilates career. The way that Robin's mom taught her that she could work and follow her dreams and still be an excellent mom. The powerful lesson Robin remembers learning from her late Aunt Judy. How her Aunt Judy modeled what it looked like to live an active lifestyle through all seasons of life. The lessons Robin learned from her remarkable grandma, Linda. How keeping a sense of humor can help you through the most challenging times. How Robin learned never to take her health for granted. Why you should never let stigma and shame define you. The power in bringing issues of mental health or addiction to light. Robin talks about the brave and strong women who paved the way for future generations. Links in this episode: Join Move Together: 5 days of Pilates + Motivation The Balanced Life on Instagram Episode 40: How I overcame paralyzing anxiety Episode 62: Mental health check-in Sign up for The Balanced Life Newsletter
Signs from my aunt who passed on Join us for a special edition of Spirit Stories where your host, Heather Danielle shares the story of the signs from her Aunt Judy who passed on to the other side. This uplifting episode will give you insight on the different signs you can find in your everyday life from the ones you loved who have passed on. Your passed loved ones are always trying to reach out to you. Use these signs from Aunt Judy to look at signs your loved ones in heaven could be sending you. Episode Takeaways: Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to this podcast so you don't miss out! Join the RIYP Group to check out pics related to this episode. Join us for Coffee & Cards for free mini readings every Sunday at 9AM EST. Share your Spirit Story for the Spirit Stories Show on Fridays! Join the Spirit Guide Workshop to communicate with your Spirit Guide Keep in touch! Connect With Heather Danielle Psychic Medium Website: https://therealheatherdanielle.com Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/riseintoyourpower Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/riseintoyourpower Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spiritual_heatherdanielle/ Email: info@therealheatherdanielle.com Phone number: (248-213-6616)
If you're getting flustered by the news reports of another lockdown coming our way in 2022, are fed up with Aunt Judy telling the same old story at Christmas dinner while she downs her 3rd White Russian, or are secretly scheming how to trip your 3-year old nephew who's screaming in your ear and trying to jump on your dog, GOOD FOR YOU!
The dresser your mom gave you to "keep in the family", that couch your husband inherited when his dad died, the desk that Aunt Judy pressured you into taking so your grandma doesn't rollover in her grave. As honorable as it may seem to take hand me down furniture from the family, in doing so you may be bringing more harm than good to your home and the lives of everyone living in your home. From the emotional toll holding on to hand me downs can take on an individual and their families to Interfering with a child's sense of ownership in their bedrooms, hand me down furniture, if it's not loved and used can often bring discord in the home and strife in it's occupants lives. Website: MissOrganizedBook: If Clutter Could Talk....The Stories It Would Tell
Summer Break - Let's revisit and in case you missed it Life with My Idiot Family: A True Story of Survival, Courage & Justice over Childhood Sexual Abuse, Kathy Picard's story. 10 years of abuse by her stepfather. The Abuse and Staying Silent The abuse started when Kathy was 7 and lasted for 10 years. The grooming for the abuse took place at around the age of 5. Her abuser and rapist was her step-father, a person who she had been raised to believe was her father. He told her real bad things would happen if she told. At the age of 9 she told her grandmother who said' we don't talk about those things.' And at the age of 28 she told her Aunt Judy who believed her but didn't want to talk about it. Kathy promised her she wouldn't until her Aunt died. Upon her Aunt Judy's death, Kathy told everyone. Kathy wanted to make sure that if anything happened to her, he would be the first one they would look to.
The witches talk more about Ancestral Tarot by Nancy Hendrickson, Uncle Don, Lee, and Aunt Judy, 70s Sunroom renovations, beads, and peas to the face. Get fucked, Bob, we're moving on with our bullshit.
Life with My Idiot Family: A True Story of Survival, Courage & Justice over Childhood Sexual Abuse, Kathy Picard's story. 10 years of abuse by her stepfather. The Abuse and Staying Silent The abuse started when Kathy was 7 and lasted for 10 years. The grooming for the abuse took place at around the age of 5. Her abuser and rapist was her step-father, a person who she had been raised to believe was her father. He told her real bad things would happen if she told. At the age of 9 she told her grandmother who said' we don't talk about those things.' And at the age of 28 she told her Aunt Judy who believed her but didn't want to talk about it. Kathy promised her she wouldn't until her Aunt died. Upon her Aunt Judy's death, Kathy told everyone. Kathy wanted to make sure that if anything happened to her, he would be the first one they would look to. The stats are staggering: 1 in 5 girls and 1 in 20 boys are sexually abused The average age of abuse is 12 Average disclosure age is 44 And the average years before disclosure is 32 The statute of limitations for criminal proceedings is 43 The statute of limitations for civil proceedings is 53 thank to Kathy. It had been 21 up until her fight to get it changed. The day after the civil statute of limitations changed from 21 to 53, by a unanimous vote, Kathy, who was 53, filed charges against her stepfather. In 2015 Kathy won her civil suit. She had the courage to call him a rapist to his face in the courtroom. Kathy is now on a mission to educate children that it's okay to tell someone and keep telling until someone listens. And to educate police departments on talking to children who have been abused. Teachers and parents, friends and family all need to listen. Kathy Picard is an inspiring award-winning advocate. Advocating for the prevention of childhood sexual abuse. Her work centers on increasing awareness of the harsh realities of sexual child abuse. She is a survivor, public speaker and public safety trainer. Kathy won an Unsung Heroin Award, the William Pynchon Award and the Zonta International's Founder Day Award. All for her work and advocacy in the successful reform of the Massachusetts Statute of Limitations laws regarding sex crimes against children. A very candid conversation with Kathy: The start of the abuse Telling her grandmother Not speaking out Finally breaking the silence Answering those who said ‘Why now? It was such a long time ago. Can't you just let it go?' 2002 the event that encouraged her 1-800 lawyer The fight for justice and the change in the statute of limitations Her day in court and finally saying the words to her abuser's face ‘rapist' Justice for that little girl Her advocacy work
In this conclusion to the February episode, "Everyone's Aunt Judy", Ro had the privilege of making contact and speaking with Kelly Poiani, the sister of Judith Petty. Ro' reveals some answers to a few questions that were brought up and the club begins to formulate completely new theories on what possibly could have happened. We're taking a break from True Crime Time Machine this week! Happy Monday everyone. Social: Email: 3AMysteryClub@gmail.com Twitter: @3AMClubPod1 Instagram: @3AMClubPod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3AMMC TikTok: @3ammysteryclub Pinterest: @3AMysteryClub Sources: Phone Interview with Kelly Poiani, relative and Petty family spokesperson
Today, Ro presents the unsolved case of Judith Lynn Petty, who disappeared on February 6, 2008. There is little known about Judy's case, and even less written about it in the press, but friends and family are determined to find her killer or killers. We encourage you to visit/share the Justice for Judy Lynn Petty Facebook page for ongoing information or information on reporting information pertinent to this case. We also journey to 1971 in the True Crime Time Machine to discuss the as yet unsolved D.B. Cooper and family annihilator, John List. Social Media: Email: 3AMysteryClub@gmail.com Twitter: @3AMClubpod1 TikTok: @3ammysteryclub Instagram: @3amclubpod Facebook: The 3AM Mystery Club (FB Group) Pinterest: @3amysteryclub Sources: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/27542119/judith-lynn-petty Parkersburg News and Sentinel https://www.facebook.com/justiceforjudylynnpetty
(originally aired live in October 2020) This super special, super informative episode is a big one for us! We were blessed enough to discuss all things scary and inspiring when going through the diagnosis of breast cancer with Tammy's own Aunt Judy. She is a survivor and warrior and just so much fun to be around! Stay connected with us in real time: 'Like' and share our facebook page for our live video episodes >> facebook.com/makeshiftmotivation > https://www.facebook.com/groups/makeshiftmotivation > makeshiftmotivation.com
Collateral damages lands Homelander in hot water, Butcher drowns his sorrows at the mosh pit, Stormfront offers some help, Billy visits Aunt Judy, The Boys meet Terror, Kimiko…
On our The Boys Season 2 Episode 5 podcast as Homelander faces a PR disaster Billy Butcher faces an entirely different crisis. The Boys Season 2 Episode 5 Details Episode written by Ellie Monahan Directed by Batan Silva "We Gotta Go Now" Synopsis The Seven begin filming their upcoming epic “Dawn of the Seven” with Joss rewrites and while A-Train just doesn’t want to leave the production (nor the Seven), Maeve just can’t wait to get off the set as Homelander turns the screw on her and Elenor. Still reeling from Becca’s rejection of him, Billy Butcher intimates that he is leaving the Boys and heads to his other family Aunt Judy the dealer and his four legged friend, Terror. Tracked to his Aunty’s by Mother Milk and Hughie he is persuaded to stay after an encounter with Black Noir in Judy’s “Taffy Room”. Back on set, Starlight obtains information about Stormfront from her laptop; and Stormfront gets her claws into Homelander after she helps him out of a sticky situation following a dreadful PR disaster...and then gets her claws into him some more!! Season 2 Cast Billy Butcher played by Karl UrbanStarlight/Annie January played by Erin MoriartyMother's Milk played by Laz AlonsoHughie Campbell played by Jack QuaidAgent Susan Raynor player By Jennifer EspositoHomelander played by Antony StarrQueen Maeve played by Dominique McElligottFrenchie played by Tomer CaponAshley Barrett played by Colby MinifieThe Deep/Kevin played by Chace CrawfordStormfront played by Aya CashThe Female/Kimiko Miyashiro played by Karen FukuharaEagle the Archer played by Langston KermanGecko played by David ThompsonStan Edgar played by Giancarlo Esposito Our talking points for this episode We are back to our Boys Podcast format as each of the hosts choose their moments for each episode. In "The Boys Moment" we chat about the protagonists of this episode.For "The Seven Moment" we discuss what stood out about the antagonists this time."Other Outstanding Moment" is our place to talk about anything else. We'd love to hear about your favourite moments, any thoughts, theories and Easter Eggs that you see in the episodes that we might have missed. Email us at feedback@tvpodcastindustries.com with either an MP3 recording of your thoughts or an email for each episode. Subscribe to TV Podcast Industries If you want to keep up with us and all of our podcasts please subscribe to the podcast over at https://tvpodcastindustries.com where we will continue to podcast about multiple TV shows we hope you'll love. Next Time on The Boys Podcast Thanks so much for joining us for The Boys Season 2 Episode 5 on TV Podcast Industries we'll be back this weekend with Season 2 Episode 6 "The Bloody Doors Off" we're also covering episode 6 of the excellent Lovecraft Country this week on our main feed for TV Podcast Industries. Derek, Chris and John TV Podcast Industries All images and audio clips are copyright of Amazon Prime TV and their respective copyright owners. No infringement is intended.
On our The Boys Season 2 Episode 5 podcast as Homelander faces a PR disaster Billy Butcher faces an entirely different crisis. The Boys Season 2 Episode 5 Details Episode written by Ellie Monahan Directed by Batan Silva "We Gotta Go Now" Synopsis The Seven begin filming their upcoming epic “Dawn of the Seven” with Joss rewrites and while A-Train just doesn’t want to leave the production (nor the Seven), Maeve just can’t wait to get off the set as Homelander turns the screw on her and Elenor. Still reeling from Becca’s rejection of him, Billy Butcher intimates that he is leaving the Boys and heads to his other family Aunt Judy the dealer and his four legged friend, Terror. Tracked to his Aunty’s by Mother Milk and Hughie he is persuaded to stay after an encounter with Black Noir in Judy’s “Taffy Room”. Back on set, Starlight obtains information about Stormfront from her laptop; and Stormfront gets her claws into Homelander after she helps him out of a sticky situation following a dreadful PR disaster...and then gets her claws into him some more!! Season 2 Cast Billy Butcher played by Karl UrbanStarlight/Annie January played by Erin MoriartyMother's Milk played by Laz AlonsoHughie Campbell played by Jack QuaidAgent Susan Raynor player By Jennifer EspositoHomelander played by Antony StarrQueen Maeve played by Dominique McElligottFrenchie played by Tomer CaponAshley Barrett played by Colby MinifieThe Deep/Kevin played by Chace CrawfordStormfront played by Aya CashThe Female/Kimiko Miyashiro played by Karen FukuharaEagle the Archer played by Langston KermanGecko played by David ThompsonStan Edgar played by Giancarlo Esposito Our talking points for this episode We are back to our Boys Podcast format as each of the hosts choose their moments for each episode. In "The Boys Moment" we chat about the protagonists of this episode.For "The Seven Moment" we discuss what stood out about the antagonists this time."Other Outstanding Moment" is our place to talk about anything else. We'd love to hear about your favourite moments, any thoughts, theories and Easter Eggs that you see in the episodes that we might have missed. Email us at feedback@tvpodcastindustries.com with either an MP3 recording of your thoughts or an email for each episode. Subscribe to TV Podcast Industries If you want to keep up with us and all of our podcasts please subscribe to the podcast over at https://tvpodcastindustries.com where we will continue to podcast about multiple TV shows we hope you'll love. Next Time on The Boys Podcast Thanks so much for joining us for The Boys Season 2 Episode 5 on TV Podcast Industries we'll be back this weekend with Season 2 Episode 6 "The Bloody Doors Off" we're also covering episode 6 of the excellent Lovecraft Country this week on our main feed for TV Podcast Industries. Derek, Chris and John TV Podcast Industries All images and audio clips are copyright of Amazon Prime TV and their respective copyright owners. No infringement is intended.
I'm SOOOO happy to have Sam back on the show and to share his incredible insights and knowledge with you all!Last time Sam was on the show we spoke about how you can lose fat for a lifetime, which was well received and I had a NUMBER of you saying you wanted Sam back.With the world beginning to open up after the initial lock down, more and more people are heading back to restaurants and big family gatherings, which can make it hard to stay on track with your fat loss journey.In this episode of the Let's Talk Fast Podcast, we discuss how you can track your calories when eating out, how to navigate peer pressure from friends and loved ones as well as what to do should you go all out and enjoy everything on the buffet menu or Aunt Judy's holiday spread.Sam has helped MANY people over the years and he brings that experience to the show and shares his wealth of knowledge and many of his BEST tips that he uses when working with his clients and I KNOW you will find value in this weeks episode.After listening to this week's episode you will never again feel guilty or pressured by family or loved ones to order a certain meal and you will have a better understanding of how to workout the amount of calories in the foods from your favourite restaurants.I hope you enjoy the episode and if you did and haven't already, please go and give the podcast a quick review and 5 star rating as it would mean the world to me and then DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE to make sure you never miss an episode!!!Join the tribe and become a NO BREAKFAST CLUB member today and receive daily workouts sent directly to your email, discounts on products and services and MUCH more planned in the no too distant future. Anyone can join and all you need to do is CLICK HERE to find out more and sign up today to join the team!Contact Sam ForgetInstagram: @samuelforgetWebsite: www.herculesperformance.comContact The No Breakfast Guy:Instagram: @the_no_breakfast_guyWebsite: www.thenobreakfastguy.comEmail: info@thenobreakfastguy.comYouTube: www.youtube.com/thenobreakfastguy
A frabjous day to you, lingual listeners! And welcome to this episode of An Assemblage of Grandiose and Bombastic Grandiloquents. It might be time to plug your nose, and light that strong smelling candle your Aunt Judy gave you for your birthday, even though you’re not really a fan of the scent. It’ll be better than what’s coming, because today’s word is: jumentous.Jumentous means ‘resembling horse’s urine’ or ‘smelling strongly like a beast of burden’. Ew! I know. But allow me to explain. It comes from the Latin ‘jumentum’, which the the Oxford English Dictionary explains as a ‘yoke-beast’, which in turn comes from ‘jugum’, meaning ‘yoke’. And that’s ‘yoke’ as in ‘a wooden crosspiece that is fastened over the necks of two animals and attached to the plough or cart that they are to pull’, not ‘yolk’ like ‘the yellow bit of an egg’. Stay with me, folks.Though this ‘yoke’ might be referring to oxen, the Oxford Latin Dictionary notes that in Roman times it usually meant horses or mules, not cattle. Similarly, the word ‘jument’, from the same source, could mean any beast of burden, but was most often applied to a horse or donkey. In French, ‘jument’ means ‘a mare’. And thus, we have jumentous, a way to tell someone, rather rudely and snobbily, that they smell like horse pee.The first known appearance of jumentous is found in a report of the symptoms of a sick person from the British Journal of Homoeopathy in 1801. It states: ‘No motion of the bowels; urine very scanty, red with a jumentous and lateritious sediment, also great thirst, great dryness of mouth and tongue, which were covered with a dirty white covering.’ You can’t say it’s a particularly desirable feature.Isn’t language wonderful?Written by Taylor Davidson, Read by Zane C WeberSubscribe to us on ITUNES, STITCHER, SPOTIFY, or your podcatcher of choice.Find us on FACEBOOK or TWITTERBecome a Patron of That’s Not Canon Productions at Patreon!Email us at Grandiloquentspodcast@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
For this weekend's #QuarantineMovieNight, we step into the 1999 classic ZENON: GIRL OF THE 21ST CENTURY! We discuss fashion takes, the highest stakes for a 13 year old can handle, and why Aunt Judy needs to see a therapist! Plus we scrounge up the pandemic life to find something to make our Disney bones tingle in What's the D? The best way to support the show is by following us on Instagram or Twitter @TheDPodcast, and of course by leaving us a 5-star rating and review!
Morning glorious! The time has come for Toni and Ruben to share their lunarious thoughts on 1999's Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century. Joined by their graphic friend Lorraine, your hosts have some opinions to share, both major and minor. They'll cover the bizarre slang of the year 2049, the sex appeal of brushing horses, and the film's true heroine and feminist icon: Aunt Judy.
We’re hearing from my Aunt Judy and Uncle Ron, who in 1970, first left the Manitoba prairies for Ottawa, Canada’s capital and left for Australia one year later with the Federal Government. What followed was 34 years of long-term travel and over that time, a total of 12 moves: their postings would be anywhere from 2-4 years at a time, and ranged all corners of the earth including (in order): Ottawa, Australia, Cuba, Los Angeles, Edmonton Canada, Kuwait, Ottawa, Saskatoon Canada, Pittsburgh USA, Edmonton, Oslo Norway, Ottawa Canada, Ladysmith, Winnipeg. Find more at www.libbyj.ca
Welcome back to Mom’s Wine Out Podcast with Nic and Lex! Break open a new episode as they talk about starting their journey into parenthood and their careers. The mommas talk about their expectations as well as the realities that quickly came out of it. They also drop some knowledge on listeners who are beginning in these areas just like your Aunt Judy after a few drinks. So grab yourself a cold glass of something good and jump into the conversation on Facebook at @Momswineoutpodcast. Cheers!
We talked about angry breakup songs this week, and Aunt Judy stopped by for a minute. We also dedicate this episode to Ollivander Duckfeet, the best boy.
This month, we both look to the past and to the future as we celebrate our first anniversary and review the rightfully popular Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century. Join us as we learn some future languages, explore the wonderful world of 2049 (which looks a lot like Earth in the 1990's with a few floating things and outfits leftover from Tomorrowland), and meet a man who is truly more an icon than a human.Luke messes up slang and had to record a segment in post. Emma recognizes a bad bitch and connects with a character on a spiritual level.Talking Points: Anniversary Head to Head, History with Z, Future Speak, Space Station Lilapsophobia, Smoking Weed In Space, There Are NO CAMERAS?, Getting Grounded, Aunt Judy, A Nice House-Ass, Independence Day, Loud Typing = Hacker, Horse Seduction, Mandatory Veganism, Multiple Hackers, A Realistic DCOM Kiss, Greg Destroys Margie, Protozoa: Your New Lord and Savior, and Some More Taglines
Yes, the "e" is missing on purpose since I went to see The Weeknd last weekend on a crazy weekend to see the Weeknd. What a fascinating fella, and we find that his newest tune is a rip off of our oldest tune. The anger builds as we talk about Cosby and the idiot who the Puerto Ricans want to honor that almost killed Aunt Judy. Oh yeah -- it's all here. The angrier - the better the podcast I always say. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Taylor's Celebration of Life on February 20, 2017, David and Julie did an excellent job writing and delivering a powerful eulogy in remembrance of their mom. They used quotes from family and friends on Social Media and cards to create a beautiful tribute for their mother. Both spoke, and they delivered it with grace and love. I posted the text of the eulogy below. The sub-headings below are the sections written and spoken by David and Julie. On the podcast, I used MercyMe's song "I can only imagine" as the final song because it was part of the eulogy. For information about Barb Taylor, please see Part 1 of this series. David Taylor Bobbie, Barb, mom, grandma, wife. These are just a few of the names people called you during your time on earth, but the truth is you were so much more, to more people than we can even list. You touched so many groups of people in your 66 years on earth, and though you may not know it you were a caretaker and mother to far more than the three of us. You were a loving woman full of deep compassion towards everyone who crossed your path. When someone passes, the typical response is that there are no words to describe how much you will be missed, but through social media those words are there, and we want to share them with you, Mom, and everyone who is here to celebrate your life. After pouring through memories, cards, emails, letters, and Facebook posts, we can sum up how everyone feels about you with their beautiful words of remembrance. "I love you Barb" - Nad Julie Domres That name is a little inside joke between mom and dad, but It is obvious that the first person we should talk about is dad. 48 years is a very long time to spend every waking moment with someone, and you and dad were the epitome of true love. Karen, David, and I have always looked up to both of you, and your solid foundation of marriage has given us a guide to how our marriages should look. I think we can truly say that you and dad were not only spouses but best friends. We know that dad is going to miss you more than anyone in this room, but don't worry mom, we will take care of him. David Taylor “True beauty bubbles up from the kindness of your heart, and reflects smiles onto those you love… you, my dearest Ya-Ya sister, were the definition of true beauty… and will be missed. But Grandma Jean needed our Ya-Ya love, and you brought that to her today. I am so lucky to have the family I do, and my Ya-ya sisters. We are all bound together and will always be here for you and your family. #chachayaya #yayasinheaven #missingyoudearly. – Love, Adriana Julie Domres So mom, we can’t talk about your life without talking about the importance of family. You always put family first and have taught us to do the same. In the last few weeks we have all spent a lot of time talking about the past, and we have learned so much about your life. We knew that you were born in Phoenix and that you moved around a lot as a child, but we had no idea that you attended 42 different schools before you were in 9th grade. Grandma and Grandpa truly lived a vagabond lifestyle, and you guys were along for the ride. You didn’t have a lot of money or material things as a little girl, but you always had your siblings. Uncle Donny, Aunt Patty, Aunt Mary, Aunt Jean, Aunt Judy, Aunt Karen, Jimmy, and your favorite cousin Jan… you were always there for each other. Jim was so lucky to have you as his guardian, and you handled that responsibility with grace. You loved him and raised him like one of your own. As Aunt Karen and I were sitting up with you in the middle of the night last week, Aunt Karen shared a lot of stories about your childhood. She said to me, “I never had many friends when I was little. But that’s OK, I never needed a friend, because I always had your Mom.” You were her best friend right up until the end. We never realized how tough it really was for you when you were young, because you always put on that beautiful smile and looked at the bright side of life. David Taylor “God puts people in your life for a reason. She took a chance on me and hired me to work in her shop. I am beyond blessed to have had the opportunity to be part of her life. She taught me so much and I will be forever grateful. And because of her, I have so many people that I can call my friends, my “flower shop family.” Barb, you fought a hard battle and now you have found peace. I am certain that you are having an amazing reunion. God has welcomed you in Heaven’s most beautiful garden. Love you always Barb.” – Love, Erica Julie Domres Because family always came first, instead of putting family in front of your friends you turned friends into family. To name a few of the many groups of people you have touched: Your St. Kevin’s friends and your Card Club, your “Flower Shop Family,” The Dakota Court Gang, all of our friends, your Army friends, and your high school friends. I don’t think you realize how many lives you have truly impacted. I know all of my friends consider you a second mom, and Karen and Dave’s friends can say the same. When you made a friend, they were a friend for life. David Taylor “My beautiful mom lost her battle with cancer today and went to be with the Lord. We are heartbroken and cannot imagine life without her, but will be strong the way she raised us, and make her proud. I love you mom.” – Love, Karen Julie Domres Mom, how do we put into words what you meant to us? How do we go on without you to guide us? Who are we going to call every day on our way home from work, and who is going to remind us how to make your delicious beef burgundy recipe? These are just some of the thoughts that are swirling around in our brains. I don’t think you ever realized how much we loved you mom. Do you know that when my boys and Abbey were little, they would rather be with you and Dad than anywhere? You were such a great Grandma, and Danny, Ryan and Abbey love you so much. We will be sure that Dave and Jenny’s future kids know what an amazing woman you were, and that Grandma Barb loves them and will always be watching over them. You taught us to be strong, you taught us to be compassionate, and above all, you taught us to love God. We will continue to do everything we can to make you proud. David Taylor Since we have been full of quotes today, we thought we would end with some song lyrics by MercyMe. I am not the musical talent in the family so I will read the lyrics. “Surrounded by your glory, what will my heart feel? Will I dance for you Jesus, or in awe of you be still? Will I stand in your presence, or to my knees will I fall; will I sing Hallelujah, will I be able to speak at all? I can only imagine. I can only imagine." Mom, we can only imagine what you are doing in Heaven. We are going to imagine you dancing for Jesus with your mom, your dad, Aunt Jean and all of our other family and friends, with Elvis Presley and Patsy Cline singing in the background. We can’t imagine what life on earth will be like without you, but we will envision the day we meet again in Heaven and all dance for Jesus together. We will forever hold you in our hearts. We will forever love you, Mom. Thoughts I am posting these words to stand as a tribute to Barb Taylor. The idea is that those who could not attend the funeral could hear me reading the eulogy. I hope that these words will comfort you in the future. It was difficult for me to record this. I recorded the eulogy a couple of times, but I went with the original recording because it was the best. I felt compelled to record this podcast in the hope that if one person benefits from this podcast, it was worth it. We love and miss you, Barb.
Today’s episode is all about 120%, truly, deeply GUILT FREE holiday eating and holiday celebrating! We enjoy a cauliflower mash, a super simple dish that can easily be doctored up to fit your holiday side dish needs. We chat the important things: ditching the obsessive counting calories during the holidays, how to say no to holiday food you don’t enjoy but feel obligated to eat (like Aunt Judy’s “famous” casserole, yikes), and how to manage stress of family and friends and holiday spending as well. This episode rated clean- this is your holiday gift, Erinn’s mom and Rachel’s mom! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this episode we have G-Lew in the house! Jeff and I talk about putting down old pets, we get Aunt Judy's perspective on Ep. 003 and Jeff's twin sister, Gabrielle joins us to talk about their father, who they've never met.
They watch him every night gushing about the goings on in the star-studded world they could only dream of living in. They’re addicted to the outrageous lives he lets them peer in on in the Real Housewives series he founded. And, they love that he’s such a fan of the St. Louis Cardinals, he named his dog after pitcher Michael Wacha. Andy Cohen is definitely many of St. Louisans’ favorite son. In this special edition of Maryville Talks Books, fans turn the table on the hometown boy turned talk show host for some outrageous moments including: pranks he’s pulled on his parents, who he would “marry, shag, kill,” and even a comment from his Aunt Judy.
It was over egg rolls and stir fry, when her Aunt Judy unexpectedly shared her travel stories with her teenage niece. Captivated and enthralled by her aunt's own personal legend, Regina Busse knew instantly that she wanted the same, to be more adventurous and have these stories of her own to share, just like her aunt. "The life she had lead and continued to lead sparked a fire inside me," says Regina. And so a 16-year old midwestern girl from Omaha, a small city in the heart of the state of Nebraska, planned a one month trip to Australia and bought that ticket. One month turned into a year, and Reggie turned into an explorer of an amazing world. Nine years later, she's still on the road. This transformation was so profound, she's now compelled to help others experience the same, to inspire those who aren't seeing the world to aspire to do so, to incorporate a love of travel into their lives, and promote the encouragement to do so within society. Let Reggie's message entrance you and her passion for inspiring others to share in similar experiences help you aspire to travel. Words from an Explorer "Aspire to travel. Take the proactive steps to reach your goals. Whatever you need to do, recognize your weakness and make them strengths. Then book that ticket." Tweet this! "Risk. Risk is huge. And you never reward until you risk. And that’s what travel is all about." Tweet this! What We Discuss How a girl from the midwest was able to become an explorer Why encouragement from her family gave Reggie the push she needed What make for the best stories, the ones that stay with you beyond the trip How she used Couchsurfing to stay for free with locals in Indonesia, and why she wasn’t ever worried about it How she stayed for four nights for free in the Emirates Palace, one of the world’s two 7-star (!) hotels in Abu Dhabi Reggie's Best Travel Advice The First Step: If you have the means, what are you waiting for? Travel is all about risk. Take the leap of faith. Money Saving Tip: Give it to the pig! Cheapest airfare: Skyscanner, Kayak. Packing Tips: Lay it all out, then half it. Then half it again. Two halts equal a whole. Favorite Internet Travel Tool: Focus on the positive on Couchsurfing, TripAdvisor. Favorite Travel Book: The Travels of Ibn Batuta The Travels of Ibn Battuta Weirdest Food: Grasshopper Mentioned in this episode Reggie’s site Backpackers Wanted Couchsurfing TripAdvisor Music Credit: Passion Pit - Moth’s Wings (Artec Remix), Aaron Static – Intrepid Journey Like the show? I’d love a rating and review! Take action and please share the show! All you have to do is click one of the social sharing buttons at the top of this post. Also please leave a rating or review on iTunes! It just takes a second and you can help the show increase its rankings on iTunes just by this simple and quick gesture. If you do, click here to let me know so I can personally thank you! Thank you so much for your support! See you next time! The post 23: Aspire to Travel with Regina Busse appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.
The boys spend too much time talking about TRANSFORMERS and action figures before moving onto chick flicks, chain mail, surgery porn and Pat's Aunt Judy. The only place you can hear these discussions – plus episode 08 of “General Kranken Haus” titled 'Moose & Squirrel' – is right here on CYLON BINGO!
**Today's host(s):** Scot Landry and Fr. Chris O'Connor**Today's guest(s):** Dr. David Franks, vice-president of mission for the Theological Institute for the New Evangelization at the [Theological Institute for the New Evangelization](http://www.tine.org) at St. John's Seminary* [Pope Benedict's Homily for the Easter Vigil, April 23, 2011](http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/benedict_xvi/homilies/2011/documents/hf_ben-xvi_hom_20110423_veglia-pasquale_en.html)* [Pope Benedict's "Urbi et Orbi" (the City and the World) message for Easter 2011](http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/benedict_xvi/messages/urbi/documents/hf_ben-xvi_mes_20110424_urbi-easter_en.html)* ["Pope contrasts Easter joy with suffering humanity," (Zenit)](http://www.zenit.org/article-32410?l=english)**Today's topics:** Pope Benedict's messages to the world on Easter; Pope John Paul II's influence**1st segment:** Scot welcomes back Fr. Chris. Recalling the celebration of the Triduum, Fr. Chris said many different people come to the liturgies of the Triduum from outside the seminary. Scot was on the Dan Rea show on WBZ Radio last Friday to talk about Catholics Come Home and answer caller questions about the Church.At the seminary on Holy Thursday, they traditionally select the men in their 3rd year for the foot washing. On Saturday night, they had transitional deacon Quang Lee sing the Exsultet. Scot said they hope to have the transitional deacons on the shows leading up to the ordination next week.Scot said in this show, they plan to talk about the Holy Father's messages on Easter, the major ideas and themes. The messages are for everyone, not just those gathered in St. Peter's Square.**2nd segment:** Scot and Fr. Chris welcome Dr. David Franks back to the show. Last Saturday, the Holy Father's homily follows--as in every Easter Vigil Mass in the world--the service of light, the Exsultet, and the readings of Salvation History. He begins:>The liturgical celebration of the Easter Vigil makes use of two eloquent signs. First there is the fire that becomes light. As the procession makes its way through the church, shrouded in the darkness of the night, the light of the Paschal Candle becomes a wave of lights, and it speaks to us of Christ as the true morning star that never sets – the Risen Lord in whom light has conquered darkness. The second sign is water. On the one hand, it recalls the waters of the Red Sea, decline and death, the mystery of the Cross. But now it is presented to us as spring water, a life-giving element amid the dryness. Thus it becomes the image of the sacrament of baptism, through which we become sharers in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.Fr. Chris said it is a beautiful opening and it captures this image of light. "Lumen Christi, Deo gratias", "The Light of Christ, thanks be to God." You see not just the Paschal candle, but the lights of hundreds of followers. And then the image of water to welcome into the faith, new believers, to have it happen because Christ's side was pierced for them and us. It's also an image of the Church being born. The Church is more than just stone and mortar, it's living human souls.David said fire and water is also a symbol of the Holy Spirit. Fire and water can be lifegiving, but they can also be dangerous in the natural world. But in Jesus Christ, what can be destructive toward human good are lifted up and used for the good of humanity. Scot said they are basic elements of creation and capture our imagination.Scot said his 9- and 7-year-olds were struck by the third reading of Pharaoh's chariots being drowned in the Red Sea and asked if God was being mean. David said St. Paul points out to the Romans, we aren't talking about the eternal destination of the Egyptians, but the plan of liberation God has set in place. If we work with God then it is to our benefit, but if we array ourself against God, we should realize that no force of darkness can overcome the power of God's love.Fr. Chris said that as soon as the Paschal candle is illuminated, it shatters all darkness. It reminds us that the smallest candle can overcome all darkness. All Christians are called to be salt and light in the world. The light of Christ shatters sin and darkness once and for all.>The Church wishes to offer us a panoramic view of the whole trajectory of salvation history, starting with creation, passing through the election and the liberation of Israel to the testimony of the prophets by which this entire history is directed ever more clearly towards Jesus Christ. In the liturgical tradition all these readings were called prophecies. Even when they are not directly foretelling future events, they have a prophetic character, they show us the inner foundation and orientation of history. They cause creation and history to become transparent to what is essential. In this way they take us by the hand and lead us towards Christ, they show us the true Light.Fr. Chris said God is afoot, He is present in our world now. He is still calling us and unveiling His mystery to us. This past week, the Holy Father said there are three things if we want to be holy: the 10 commandments, the Sunday Mass, and daily prayer. Those 3 things coupled with God's grace can lead us to the path to sanctity. This unfolding of God's love for us continues for us today.David said God is on the move. This is what gives our lives a sense of mysterious promise. There is something powerful and good that is coming. Anytime we pray, God is on the move transforming our lives.Scot said he loves that he said the Church offers us in this reading a panoramic view of salvation history. Jesus was the fulfillment of promises made over a period of thousands of years. Fr. Chris said we are all on a trajectory toward heaven. We need to remind ourselves what our final end is. Fr. Corapi said in a homily that if we had a natural end, then it would be enough to be good enough. But we have a supernatural end and we must be more.The Holy Father then says the Creation account is included because "The sweep of history established by God reaches back to the origins, back to creation." David said the other world views in our culture would have us believe we don't come from a loving God, but a result of randomness. Is it a matter of God's loving directed plan for our lives? That's the claim of the Church.Fr. Chris said in Christoph Schoenborn's book ["Loving the Church"](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0898706769/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=catholicnetrevie&linkCode=as2&camp=217145&creative=399349&creativeASIN=0898706769) where he refers to us as "creatures" which reminds us that we are God's creation. Ultimately, God does not need us, but He desires to share His love with us. There is one God who is worthy to be praised for the gift of life and creation. When you see a newborn child, you know there is nothing random about that at all.**3rd segment:** Continuing the Holy Father's homily. >The Sabbath is the seventh day of the week. After six days in which man in some sense participates in God's work of creation, the Sabbath is the day of rest. But something quite unprecedented happened in the nascent Church: the place of the Sabbath, the seventh day, was taken by the first day. As the day of the liturgical assembly, it is the day for encounter with God through Jesus Christ who as the Risen Lord encountered his followers on the first day, Sunday, after they had found the tomb empty. The structure of the week is overturned. No longer does it point towards the seventh day, as the time to participate in God's rest. It sets out from the first day as the day of encounter with the Risen Lord. This encounter happens afresh at every celebration of the Eucharist, when the Lord enters anew into the midst of his disciples and gives himself to them, allows himself, so to speak, to be touched by them, sits down at table with them. This change is utterly extraordinary, considering that the Sabbath, the seventh day seen as the day of encounter with God, is so profoundly rooted in the Old TestamentThe Holy Father is reminding us that because of what happened on Easter that Sunday becomes the central moment in our life as Christians. Every Sunday is a little Easter and we should be reminding ourselves that the centrality of our faith is rooted in Christ's death and resurrection.David said Pope Benedict is saying a radical shift should be noted here. There is nothing to account for such a radical change unless the resurrection is true. He's also saying that Christians don't exist on the same rhythm as the rest of the world. On the day of Christian rest, we don't lie down, but we get up to serve and love on another on a new level. Scot said we should be starting each week and each day in the presence of God. The wisdom of our Church is that we start the week this way and we should model our lives this way.Fr. Chris asked how we get out of bed in the morning and establish the rhythm of our day. And Sunday is the anchor for each person that establishes how we will live each week. When Pope Benedict talks about the centrality of the Sabbath becoming the first day, it shows the need to order our lives so that Sunday takes a priority for us. >We celebrate the definitive victory of the Creator and of his creation. We celebrate this day as the origin and the goal of our existence. We celebrate it because now, thanks to the risen Lord, it is definitively established that reason is stronger than unreason, truth stronger than lies, love stronger than death. We celebrate the first day because we know that the black line drawn across creation does not last for ever. We celebrate it because we know that those words from the end of the creation account have now been definitively fulfilled: “God saw everything that he had made, and behold, it was very good” (Gen 1:31). Amen.Fr. Chris said Pope Benedict is reminding us that we have a lot to give and thanks and praise to the Lord for. We are sharing in the newness of life that only Easter can bring. If we die with Christ and live with Christ, we shall rise with Christ (St. Paul). David said the emphasis is on human suffering, that we remember that it is the Cross that Jesus has overcome. That "black line" has caused immense suffering the world. Pope Benedict said the suffering is real, but Jesus Christ has risen to today and everything is different. Scot said see how much good is brought out of love today because of Easter.**4th segment:** Now considering Pope Benedict's Urbi et Orbi message, delivered from the central window of St. Peter's Basilica overlooking St. Peter's Square. He does this once per year. Fr. Chris said it means "City and the World". It's a reminder that he is both Bishop of Rome, but also leader of the Catholic Church and speaking to every person of good will in the world. It's a powerful message. As soon as he finishes the Easter mass, he proclaims this message from the place where he was proclaimed as pope upon his election. He traditionally highlights his concerns and requests for prayer for the world. This location is only used for this purpose and for papal elections.>Right down to our own time – even in these days of advanced communications technology – the faith of Christians is based on that same news, on the testimony of those sisters and brothers who saw firstly the stone that had been rolled away from the empty tomb and then the mysterious messengers who testified that Jesus, the Crucified, was risen. And then Jesus himself, the Lord and Master, living and tangible, appeared to Mary Magdalene, to the two disciples on the road to Emmaus, and finally to all eleven, gathered in the Upper Room (cf. Mk 16:9-14).Fr. Chris said we do rely on the testimony of others that Christ has died and rise, but just as important is the witness of the martyrdom of those who died for preaching the Risen Christ. David said it is important that the Good News is passed on from one witness to another so that we are all taking part in God's plan of salvation. It is part of the plan of salvation that Christians testify to it and that it passed on from person to another.Scot said he loves that the Holy Father brought in modern communications, that witnessing can take place using all technologies and methods both old and new. We share the Good News in every way we communicate with others. Fr. Chris said that bringing children to Church, living the faith and sharing it with children, is part of that. All the technology doesn't matter if people aren't willing to tell others about the message of Christ.>The resurrection of Christ is not the fruit of speculation or mystical experience: it is an event which, while it surpasses history, nevertheless happens at a precise moment in history and leaves an indelible mark upon it. The light which dazzled the guards keeping watch over Jesus' tomb has traversed time and space. It is a different kind of light, a divine light, that has rent asunder the darkness of death and has brought to the world the splendour of God, the splendour of Truth and Goodness.David said that every time in our lives that something beautiful happens that is the light of Christ erupting into creation. That's what we want to communicate in a life of holiness. The more we love well, the more the light will enter the world.Fr. Chris said that because it is supernatural light, it permeates all darkness.Scot takes away from this the emphasis that this is a real historical event. Christ entered history, He really died, and He really rose from the dead.>“In your resurrection, O Christ, let heaven and earth rejoice.” To this summons to praise, which arises today from the heart of the Church, the “heavens” respond fully: the hosts of angels, saints and blessed souls join with one voice in our exultant song. In heaven all is peace and gladness. But alas, it is not so on earth! Here, in this world of ours, the Easter alleluia still contrasts with the cries and laments that arise from so many painful situations: deprivation, hunger, disease, war, violence. Yet it was for this that Christ died and rose again! He died on account of sin, including ours today, he rose for the redemption of history, including our own. So my message today is intended for everyone, and, as a prophetic proclamation, it is intended especially for peoples and communities who are undergoing a time of suffering, that the Risen Christ may open up for them the path of freedom, justice and peace.Fr. Chris said here you see the contrast of the pilgrim Church, that one day we will arrive at eternal life, but before we get there we still encounter suffering in the world. This is why Christ redeemed us, so that we could trust in the fact that one day all would be well.David said Christ explodes the depths of suffering from the inside. We think of the horrific victims today and in history when we consider the Victim on the Cross. It is the light of God and true love that will convert all things to life.Scot said the Holy Father mentions specific peoples in the Middle East and in Japan and others who are struggling. Regardless of what they're battling, Christi is their answer too, because he will lighten the load and carry the burden.Fr. Chris said faith takes on a context lived in the lives of people who are suffering. It's in our times of suffering and sadness that we go right to the Lord that He is our only hope in the midst of the human condition.>Dear brothers and sisters! The risen Christ is journeying ahead of us towards the new heavens and the new earth (cf. Rev 21:1), in which we shall all finally live as one family, as sons of the same Father. He is with us until the end of time. Let us walk behind him, in this wounded world, singing Alleluia. In our hearts there is joy and sorrow, on our faces there are smiles and tears. Such is our earthly reality. But Christ is risen, he is alive and he walks with us. For this reason we sing and we walk, faithfully carrying out our task in this world with our gaze fixed on heaven. Happy Easter to all of you!David said this is so moving because Pope Benedict is reaching into all of our lives to say that there isn't a pain there that Christ hasn't touched and hasn't given a new purchase on a life of Divine Love. This is why we need to tell everyone we meet that Jesus Christ is alive and that changes everything.Fr. Chris said there is also the idea of finishing the race and running it well. Christ is the trailblazer before us and we follow behind him on this path to the Father. The Cross is the ladder to the heavens. We can't get there on our own. We need the gift of Jesus' cross.Scot said he loves what it says that we carry out our lives, walk behind Jesus with our gazes fixed on heaven. It gives us something to think about at our next hour of adoration.**5th segment:** Now considering the influence of Pope John Paul on the lives of the hosts and guest.Scot said he's never met someone who would become Blessed. He met him twice up front. Scot pointed out that Pope John Paul is being beatified for his virtues and holiness, not his papacy.David said he was raised a Baptist in Arkansas, and it was the presence of John Paul in the world that partly drew him to the Church eventually. There was an intense holiness that drew him in. His first-born son is John Paul and his second son is Benedict. He asks for prayers for his wife and their third son who is to be born next week.Fr. Chris said he has Polish heritage and growing up in a Polish section of Dorchester, he saw the excitement and joy of the Polish people at his election. He met Pope John Paul along with his Aunt Judy and it was an awesome experience of being in the presence of someone holy and who believed and drew close to Christ Jesus. He was also struck by his love for the Blessed Mother. John Paul lost his own mother at an early age and she became a real mother for him. John Paul was responsible for the image of Mary that was put up on the wall of the Apostolic Palace overlooking St. Peter's Square.John Paul's press spokesman said his great virtue was being truly present for each person who came before him. Scot and his brother were privileged to go to Mass in the pope's chapel in the apostolic palace. They were able to ask him to pray for their great aunt who was dying and he stopped them to pray for her right at that moment. He was able to tell her that Holy Father had prayed for her by name.Fr. Chris said he was often struck at World Youth Days by the young people who felt like the Holy Father had looked at them personally. He drew people in to himself and pointed them to Christ.David's favorite works of John Paul is the Theology of Body because it was so revolutionary to the way we talk about the faith in the modern world in the context of the sexual revolution especially. Scot said the way the Theology of the Body was taught in the weekly audiences was a way to teach this because some officials did not want him to write a book about sex. Thus it was "written into the record" as it was.Fr. Chris said the seminarians today are generally those who were inspired by Pope John Paul II, especially from World Youth Days. He also helped to revolutionize how seminary formation takes place.
A conversation between Aunt Judy and Uncle Jack Totten, Mom and me about "Old Times". Mom is on the left. (Betty Oleta Watts Totten). The others are Sue, Joan and Ordie.
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