Podcast appearances and mentions of austin cooper

Brett and Mark welcome Luke Chennell, Associate Professor at McPherson College's Automotive Restoration Technology Program, and program student Austin Cooper to discuss the documentary Path to Pebble, the upcoming College Auto Restoration Students, or C.A.R.S. Show, and reliable vintage Mercedes. All this and much more on this week's Driven Radio Show! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Word –Fr Tony Percy–Taken (Fr Tony Percy says that Austin Cooper, an Australian theologian maintains that the essence of Christian spirituality is found in the transfiguration of Jesus Christ. Jesus takes Peter, James and John with him and they let themselves be taken by the Lord Jesus. They don't choose the encounter. They don't will the experience, rather they willingly, that is, freely allow themselves to be attracted by Jesus. Our humanity is deepened when we let our freedom be engaged by the radiance and the beauty of Christ. In other words, we let ourselves be taken by Christ. Freedom is perfected, not threatened by truth, love and beauty. We too allow ourselves to be taken by the Lord Jesus alone with him on the mountain.)

In this special episode of the SERVE Brew, you'll get to tune in to one of our Online Meet Ups with guest host, Austin Cooper. In this fun conversation, we're joined by outreach leaders from various churches as Austin coaches us on practical tips and ideas for reaching the people in our cities with intentional acts of kindness…aka a Kindness Explosion.

You may know them for their red light chicken mini giveaways, Reese's Egg handouts, and $1 Car Washes. Austin Cooper and the SERVE team at Greenwood Baptist Church are seeing a revolution of lives being changed through “simple” - yet anything but random - acts of kindness. In this episode, Austin shares his personal journey in outreach along with practical tips for making a meaningful difference in peoples' lives in your community. Stay tuned to the end for a story that will blow your mind. (Tissues are recommended.) Austin Recommends: Kingdom Matrix by Jeff Christopherson

In today's episode, I am joined by a friend of mine, Austin Cooper – He's a navy veteran, a husband, a fitness guru, and a new dad. Following the theme of this season, we discuss manhood, finding freedom from always chasing the next thing, and how important it is to set an example for your […] The post The Importance of Fitness and Fatherhood: Setting the Example with Austin Cooper first appeared on Ryan James Miller.

Continuing with our series about the core values at Greenwood Baptist Church, this week we dive into our values: every one serves and every one gives. Austin Cooper, out Outreach Pastor, shows us how Jesus' acts of service all point to His...

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Bill & Mike Kicked Off Your Weekend With Browns TE Austin Cooper Previews Browns VS Patriots - Cavs VS Pistons & Celtics For The Weekend-Cavs Jim Chones Previewed The Games - Cleveland.com Terry Pluto Talked Browns-CSU - Scooter'$ Football Picks - 11-12-21 - Weekend Movie Preview From Kevin Carr-Fat Guys At The Movies & ABC News Jason Nathanson - Cleveland Beer-Restaurant News From Cleveland.Com Marc Bona - FOX News Dunday's Chris Wallace On Latest In Washington

Staying stimulated is important in recovery, we have already agreed on that.Sometimes, routines take over schedules and before you know it, you have fallen into the complacency trap.My guest today, Austin Cooper with Sober Evolution shares his story and some tips on how to avoid the pitfalls of boredom and be conscious of complacency.Want to know more about Austin Cooper and Sober Evolution?Check him out here:Insta: @soberevolutionFB: @SoberEvolutionOnInstagramEmail: thesoberevolution@gmailMentions:Harmony Foundation, Inc.

In today's episode, Jeannine and Kim interview Austin Cooper, founder and creator of the social media platform ”Soberevolution,” an Instagram community started by Austin with the goal of spreading positivity and information about recovery and mental health. Austin also co-created the sobriety app “Reframe,” available through the link in his Instagram bio. Austin shares with Jeannine and Kim what the last days of his drinking looked like, and where he is now. Connect with Austin: https://instagram.com/soberevolution?igshid=mm8cid8nsytm

With just some markers and pieces of paper, 7-year-old Austin Cooper was able to raise about $700 for the Carolina Hill Shelter in Marshfield.

Meditation is growing in North America, with an increasing number of athletes implementing a daily meditation practice to improve their daily training and performance. Meditation-enthusiast and University of McGill Masters student and researcher, Austin Cooper, joins us to discuss the benefits of a daily meditation practice, how it can impact athletics, and how to get started.

Jordan interviews the founder of Sober Evolution, Austin Cooper. Austin shares his story of finding recovery, the way he navigates the topic of anonymity, and what inspired him to start an Instagram page that helps so many in their recovery today. Host: Jordan Burnham Guest: Austin Cooper @SoberEvolution

On today’s episode, Erica and Lauren interview Austin Cooper, founder of SoberEvolution. January is a time where many choose to do dry January (refrain from alcohol/substances) to reset after the holiday season. That’s why we wanted to feature Austin’s inspiring recovery story. He’s been sober since 2013 and ever since he has been on a mission to provide a safe space for others to explore sobriety and recovery. His Instagram is full of encouraging messages and he even does a feature called Friday Night Live where he brings on guests to share their stories (you can catch the replay of Austin’s interview with Erica here where they discuss depression and anxiety as it relates to recovery: https://www.instagram.com/p/CH1NYY9DtIi/).This episode is for you if:You participate in dry JanuaryAre soberYou are exploring sobriety orAre curious about the experience of others going through any of the above.If you enjoy the show, please rate, review and share with anyone you think might find it valuable. It helps our community grow and we really appreciate it!Disclaimer: Nothing in this episode is meant to replace advice from a licensed professional. We are sharing our own experiences and giving medical or mental health advice. Please see your licensed medical or mental health professional for guidance. Resources:Here is the link & instructions to download the Reframe App that Austin mentions in the episode: https://www.soberevolution.net/recovery-app Resource center: https://www.soberevolution.net/recovery-resource-center JOIN US FOR OUR FIRST VIRTUAL EVENT:Virtual Vision Boarding with There’s a Hack for That and Episode 16 guest Jacki Carr.Register here:http://www.theresahackforthatpodcast.com/eventsFollow Austin:Instagram: @soberevolutionSober Facebook Group: https://m.facebook.com/groups/656452704506948 Follow EricaInstagram @ericaalisonwellnessFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/healthoptimizationanddetoxsupportwitherica Follow Lauren:Instagram: @laurengerminarioFollow the podcast Instagram @theresahackforthatWebsite: https://www.theresahackforthatpodcast.com/

We get caught up in the hard work of sobriety and forget to celebrate all the great things that come with the hard work. All the questions about how will people react, worrying about the future, feeling embarrassed and uncomfortable, hating to feel feelings... but what about the clarity of thought? What about waking up without a hangover and not having to piece together the night before? How about showing up to work on time... for once! Living with alcoholism is like being a prisoner of yourself and your own mind. But with sobriety comes this sense of power and control, a clear signal with your brain, and you get the opportunity to be a good person. Who knew?!? This is my last question I ask every guest, and over the years, we've gotten some really good answers. Let's dig back in the archives and hear what some of our guests had to say about their favorite thing about being a sober person. Austin Cooper of Sober Evolution, Courtney Friel, Vance Johnson, Jen Elizabeth, Russ Perry, and Jenn Kautsch. Find all the episodes here: https://www.youtube.com/c/AddictionUnlimited/videos Join the Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/addictionunlimited/

This week Tom Snellings and Troy & Austin Cooper joing the show to discuss in more detail the hunts that went into Snellings' article in American Digger Magazine, "Great Friends = Great Success."We will dicuss their secrets of finding and digging Civil War pits and huts, as well as their approach to detecting camps.

This week Tom Snellings and Troy & Austin Cooper joing the show to discuss in more detail the hunts that went into Snellings' article in American Digger Magazine, "Great Friends = Great Success."We will dicuss their secrets of finding and digging Civil War pits and huts, as well as their approach to detecting camps.

The journey continues with episode two! This week had no limits when I spoke with Austin Cooper of Arizona's indie pop punk band, No Lungs. We discussed favorite candy, foods of Arizona, Nirvana, Austin having to re-record the first two albums, No Lungs' first tour, and so much more! Be sure to follow No Lungs on IG @nolungsaz and our page as well @behindthevinylpod. As usual, would love to hear feedback!

From the trenches of rock bottom, to sober and inspiring. One sober soul to another, this conversation with Austin Cooper from Sober Evolution is honest and fun! sober-evolution.com Sober Evolution has also become a space for those who are looking to start their recovery, feel comfortable in reaching out and asking questions. This is a no judgment zone! Your questions are important and the answers can truly be life changing. Sober Evolution started out as an Instagram page geared towards spreading experience, strength and hope. Soon after it launched on Instagram in 2016, it started reaching and helping a lot of people from around the world see new perspectives on recovery. It quickly went from being just an Instagram account, to becoming an all around positive space for those of us who are in recovery. Not long after, this website was created to help share peoples stories on a deeper level through a blog. We each have our own unique backgrounds, but we can relate to one another in some way shape or form. It's amazing to see those connections through someone else's experiences. Instagram:  @addictionunlimited     @soberevolution Your FREE Recovery Recipe:  addictionunlimited.com/recoveryrecipe Get your group coaching:  addictionunlimited.com/coaching Join the FB group!  facebook.com/groups/addictionunlimited You deserve support not only to help you cope with anxiety and self-doubt, but to walk beside you providing consistent support and practical tips to achieve your happiest life & sobriety. .fusion-button.button-1 .fusion-button-text, .fusion-button.button-1 i {color:#ffffff;}.fusion-button.button-1 .fusion-button-icon-divider{border-color:#ffffff;}.fusion-button.button-1:hover .fusion-button-text, .fusion-button.button-1:hover i,.fusion-button.button-1:focus .fusion-button-text, .fusion-button.button-1:focus i,.fusion-button.button-1:active .fusion-button-text, .fusion-button.button-1:active{color:#3e7ccc;}.fusion-button.button-1:hover .fusion-button-icon-divider, .fusion-button.button-1:hover .fusion-button-icon-divider, .fusion-button.button-1:active .fusion-button-icon-divider{border-color:#3e7ccc;}.fusion-button.button-1:hover, .fusion-button.button-1:focus, .fusion-button.button-1:active{border-color:#3e7ccc;border-width:2px;}.fusion-button.button-1 {border-color:#ffffff;border-width:2px;border-radius:2px;}.fusion-button.button-1{background: rgba(255,255,255,0);}.fusion-button.button-1:hover,.button-1:focus,.fusion-button.button-1:active{background: #ffffff;}schedule your consult now

No Lungs is a band fronted by one of my closest friends and former Phantom Party bandmate, Austin Ryan. We talk about his ambitions for school, the passing of his mother, the idea of a Phantom Party reunion and much more! LINKS TO THE PODCAST ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/getting-stoked/id1197946403?mt=2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4sq2QJUEDGslurFa7UHVMc?si=LCkqr0N7SSKcnQK_gI8bNQ   Podbean: https://gettingstoked.podbean.com/   Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/getting-stokedYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfr3pBUY3ZR2l6M-I3qB3mg   LINKS TO SOCIAL MEDIA:   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/gettingstokedpodcast/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gettingstoked/   Twitter: https://twitter.com/getting_stoked   Email: gettingstokedpresents@gmail.com

Men drink more than women but women tend to be more outspoken about their sobriety or recovery overall - especially on social media. We reached out to sober influencer, Austin Cooper of Sober Evolution to ask what he thought.

Men drink more than women but women tend to be more outspoken about their sobriety or recovery overall - especially on social media. We reached out to sober influencer, Austin Cooper of Sober Evolution to ask what he thought.

Austin Cooper   -Personal Development Coach   -Founder of Sober Evolution, everything from clothing -> events -> to one on one life coaching   -Creator of The Sober Experience which has and event coming up in a few weeks in St. Petersburg, FL   -He’s been featured on ABC’s 20/20   -Owner of Peachy the Pig   -I started drinking at 15 which turned me from being shy to “life of the party” -I started prioritizing my life around alcohol and drugs when I started college -I dropped out of college twice -I became extremely depressed and anxious and self medicated by using alcohol and various drugs -I saw an old friend/drug dealer of mine decide to go to treatment on a Facebook post and witnessed him build his life which inspired me and opened me up to the idea of getting sober -My family gave me an intervention -I spent 22 days in rehab and treated it as a learning camp which allowed me to focus and become confident in building my life. -Soon after treatment, I got healthy, started figuring out my goals and went back to school to get my real estate license. -Through accomplishing things early on, I realized that I could accomplish anything. This excited me enough to start my own influential company, Sober Evolution -Some other accomplishments of mine that have only been possible due to my recovery include: winning a legit athletic trophy, starting my own business, being featured on ABC’s 20/20, getting any job I interviewed for, moving to Florida, creating sober events.3-5 takeaways:-Fears don’t usually come true. They are only a figment if our imagination. -As long as we strive to learn and grow each day, we can overcome just about any obstacles. -The things we want most in life are usually right outside of our comfort zones. -Sober isn’t boring -Each hardship we have in life can be the greatest learning experiences as long as we open our minds to that fact and seek knowledge from those experiences.

Austin F. Cooper is the founder of the excellent Sober-Evolution recovery community. Austin is a life coach, with a great message, and passion to help others that's contagious.Connect with Austin Cooper:Website: www.sober-evolution.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/soberevolutionFacebook: www.facebook.com/SoberEvolutionOnInstagram Connect with TOM LEU:Websites: www.RecoveryCollective.net | www.TomLeu.com | www.16Imaging.com Official Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/tomleu2Instagram: www.instagram.com/recovery_collective (@recovery_collective)Instagram: www.instagram.com/tomleu (@tomleu)Twitter: www.twitter.com/tomleu (@tomleu)YouTube: www.talkshiFt.tvEpisode Sponsors:Ria Health >> www.RiaHealth.com/collectiveSober Evolution >> www.Sober-Evolution.com

Austin F. Cooper is the founder of the excellent Sober-Evolution recovery community. Austin is a life coach, with a great message, and passion to help others that's contagious.Connect with Austin Cooper:Website: www.sober-evolution.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/soberevolutionFacebook: www.facebook.com/SoberEvolutionOnInstagram Connect with TOM LEU:Website: www.RecoveryCollective.rocks Instagram: www.instagram.com/tomleu (@tomleu)Twitter: www.twitter.com/tomleu (@tomleu)YouTube: www.tomleu.tv

No Lungs is a Phoenix grunge/indie rock band created by Austin Cooper who writes and records each instrument himself. His new album, "Never Live it Down" is available on major streaming platforms now. 

Brad Vos is a mental health and addictions recovery advocate who, in his words, "promotes the opportunity, and not the sacrifice, that recovery provides." Canada-based, he's someone who's tried numerous roads to sobriety, including 12-step and SMART Recovery, but finds he has a "bad wolf" who can talk him out of staying on the right path. But he's determined to let the good wolf take charge, something that's evident in his new project—the website Sobertunity, which also includes accounts on Instagram and Facebook. Brad and I first got to know each other when he joined the accountability group I run with Sober Evolution's Austin Cooper and from day one, he's been active in the group—sharing updates, schedules, plans...and his struggles. He's therefore the ideal person to show the rest of the world the sort of stuff we do in there. He also happens to be very funny and as someone who's semi obsessed with people sharing their "light," I cherish any opportunity to let hilarity reign. In this episode, we discuss escaping a soulless sales job, staying on the path and how animals can help with our recovery, among many other topics. NOTE: This episode is from a Facebook Live interview that we did, which means that the audio isn't as sharp as it is on regular episodes. Please bear with that! And please tune into my regular Facebook Live interviews. Make sure you Like my page so stay up on the info!

Austin Cooper didn't want to live anymore. Like many people suffering from addiction, he was at the too-scared-to-live, too-scared-to-die crossroads. He'd forgotten that he had people who loved him. When those loved ones did an intervention, he knew he had a choice: to live or die. He chose to live…and in less than five years, he's become an outspoken recovery advocate. It all started when he discovered some inspiring quotes that changed his life. He thought maybe those quotes could help other people and so he started an Instagram account filled with them. The account grew so rapidly that he soon found himself on 20/20 and working as a coach. Now he and I have partnered on The Light Hustler Evolution, an accountability group that includes weekly assignments, webinars, coaching sheets, a book club and more. We talk all about it in this interview and explain that if you join before January 1st, you can get locked in at a 20% off discount. While this group will eventually be invitation and nomination only, for now it is open to anyone who wants to join. There is no obligation to stay in the group if you don't want to so if you've ever struggled to meet a goal or want to interact with some cool folks (charter members include Golden Globe award winning producer Scott Steindorff, Girl Walks Out of a Bar author Lisa Smith and recovery advocate Ryan Hampton), we encourage you to join now. You can find out more about the group here and join here. NOTE: This episode is from a Facebook Live interview that we did, which means that the audio isn't as sharp as it is on regular episodes. Please bear with that! And please tune into my regular Facebook Live interviews (make sure you Like my page so you can stay up on when they happen).

Episode Summary Austin is the creator of Sober Evolution. His journey into recovery led him to create a clothing brand to promote awareness of drug and alcohol addiction and inspire recovery. He recently moved to Florida and now also runs a lab services company helping rehab facilities with their needs while continuing to inspire others through his Instagram page and website. Conversation Takeaways Just because you’re doing something, doesn’t mean it’s what’s right for you It’s never too late to start over Spreading awareness, even through the smallest of things, can make a huge impact on someone Reading = Growth. Downloading other people’s ideas and wisdom into your brain with books is an awesome shortcut in life References Austin is an avid reader and wholeheartedly endorsed the following books that have helped him in shifting his mindset and encouraging his personal growth. These are affiliate links, so a small part of the regular sale price goes to support this page. The Four Agreements Think and Grow Rich The Slight Edge: Turning Simple Disciplines into Massive Success and Happiness Venture Information You can see all of Austin’s work regarding Sober Evolution at Sober-Evolution.com. He sells tee-shirts, mugs, bracelets, and even social media training about how he grew his Instagram audience so large organically. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soberventures/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soberventures/support

This week we bring you part one of my interview with Austin Cooper of Sober Evolution. Austin is in his fourth year of continuous recovery and is the founder of the social media group Sober Evolution. Austin shares how a social media post shared by a friend first showed him that not only was recovery from alcoholism and addiction possible, but that recovery can bring that amazing life that to that point in Austin's life had eluded him. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-way-out-podcast/message

Brett Cooper is always looking to feel more personally connected with others. It started out organizing activities for his peers at his first public accounting firm but then shifted to those less fortunate half the world away. After volunteering domestically for a few years, Brett decided he needed to be able to see and talk with the people he was helping, which led him to use his accounting background in India, Uganda, Kenya and now Rwanda. He likes that he is maximizing the value of businesses while also maximizing the value of his personal life. In this episode, Brett and I talk about the beauty of sharing diverse experiences. It's crucial for everyone to determine their own happiness, know who they are, and own it. We also talk about the fear of being perceived as "not serious" if you show that you have passions that are equally important as your job. In the end, it's up to you to overcome that fear because, as Brett says, "Either fear dictates your choices or you do."

Austin Cooper is the drummer of Phantom Party and lead singer/guitarist of The Calm Decomposed.

Good Grief is an emo 2 piece from "East Mesa" AZ, consisting of Drummer Curt Bryan and Guitar/Vocalist Cameron Graves. Austin Cooper is the drummer for Phantom Party as well as frontman of The Calm Decomposed.

Will Roper, Austin Cooper and Max RG from BYOB, recently sprung a two-hour mix of brass band from around the world. Originally aired as part of their first 6hour installment on Resonance Extra, this mix gives a taster of some of the global styles their residency will feature. Tracklist: Rebirth Brass Band - Do Watcha Wanna Fanfare Ciocarlia - Golden Days Red Baraat - Chaal Baby Anthony Holborne - Renaissance Suite Grimethorpe Colliery Band - Concerto D’Aranjuez Gangbe Brass Band - Les Vrais Amis Hypnotic Brass Ensemble - Balicky Bon Riot Jazz - Paradox Spok Frevo Orquestra - Frevo Vassourinhas Kocani Orquestar - Papigo Aisakawa Brass Band - Kplango Song Ghana The Unthanks with Brighouse and Rastrick Band - The King of Rome Hackney Colliery Band - GTFA Hot 8 Brass Band - What’s My Name? The Williams Fairey Brass Band - Acid Brass Banda La Arroladora Brass Peru - Huayno Amorcito Youngblood Brass Band - Brooklyn

Mondays can be hectic, make them less hectic with Jens Jorgensen. Tonight I read the news and talk to Austin Cooper. We are having studio issues again so bear with me