Podcasts about Barile

Come te, nel quotidiano - Past. Giorgia Barile Proverbi 31:10-31 - Integrità e saggezza sono il cuore del libro dei proverbi. La donna descritta nel capitolo si prospetta nel futuro. Pianifica e organizza il benessere della famiglia. Ma la sua identità è in Cristo e questo le impedisce di subire la stanchezza del servizio. Lasciamo che Dio sia coinvolto nella nostra quotidianità. Anche se non comprendiamo scegliamo l'ubbidienza come forma di fiducia.  

This week we're talking with Navy veteran John Barile about how he went from Navy Sea Air Rescue Swimmer to becoming a highly successful business owner. After the military Barile took a dive into business ownership when he opened an EverLine Coatings and Services franchise, which does parking lot line striping and pavement maintenance in the San Diego area. As veterans always have a story or two, Barile shared some great sea stories from his time as a Navy rescue swimmer. Including one involving a burly, bearded Navy Sailor with a huge dip who delivered one of the greatest recruitment pitches of all time! Barile described that while the pavement and line striping industry is a lesser-known business category, it's one of many skilled trade businesses that are booming. He also offered a closer look at EverLine Coatings and Services, and how the recent growth of San Diego's restaurant scene, has resulted in massive growth for his business. And he shared why veterans looking for higher income and job security should consider trade franchises like EverLine, which help owners paint a portrait of true business success. Check out John Barile and the parking lot striping and maintenance services from EverLine Coatings and Services here: https://everlinecoatings.com/us/ca/san-diego/ Connect with CBS Eye on Veterans, Host, Phil Briggs Phil@connectingvets.com To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

No Episódio 79, nós as Viajantes Bem Vividas, trazemos pra você uma entrevistada pra lá de simpática e alegre, uma mulher 60+ que já fez e faz muitas  viagens de aventuras, várias delas, totalmente inusitadas. “Dina Barile” conversa com a gente, compartilhando a experiência de conhecer 158 países, alguns que a gente nunca ouviu falar, acredita? E não é só isso não, ela foi a PRIMEIRA MULHER BRASILEIRA a viajar pra a ESTRATOSFERA! Nesta conversa muito descontraída, Dina conta seus perrengues em viagem, não esconde nadinha. Dá a dica de como economizou ao longo da vida para conseguir viajar para tantos lugares. E ainda nos fala de experiências incríveis, descobrindo e apreciando a natureza nas suas multifacetadas situações. Você não vai perder esta conversa deliciosa e comovente, né? Ouça o episódio 79, no YouTube ou no Spotify, pesquise por Viajantes Bem Vividas, já nos siga ou se inscreva, ouça o episódio, comente e compartilhe com suas amigas, temos certeza que Dina vai inspirar muitas mulheres, a realizarem seus sonhos!Sigam as redes sociais de Dina Barile:INSTAGRAM: @dinabarile   TIKTOK: @dinabarile6 YOUTUBE FACEBOOK SITE Portal SPOT LIFEFLICKRSiga as redes sociais de Lilian AzevedoBlog Uma Senhora Viagem: https://www.umasenhoraviagem.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/umasenhoraviagem/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/umasenhoraviagem/Siga as redes sociais de Sylvia YanoBlog Sentidos do Viajar: https://sentidosdoviajar.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sentidosdoviajar/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sentidosdoviajar/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/SentidosdoviajarSiga as redes sociais do Podcast Viajantes Bem VividasYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@viajantesbemvividasSpotify geral: https://bit.ly/3s7SNRd_viajantesbemvividasInstagram:  https://instagram.com/viajantesbemvividas?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=.  @viajantesbemvividasFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100072030566508&mibextid=9R9pXOAcesso episodios: https://lkt.bio/viajantesbemvividasApple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/br/podcast/viajantes-bem-vividas/id1580357204 - https://bit.ly/3iCbcmc_podviajantesbemvividasGoogle podcasts - https://bit.ly/3sk713y

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(00:00) Adolfo entry to the SIXTH MAN CHAMPIONSHIP! (18:13) Mel Kiper’s latest mock draft… The guys have some thoughts (32:25) RIP Al Barile and Fred shares his thoughts on the season finale of the White Lotus CONNECT WITH TOUCHER & HARDY: linktr.ee/ToucherandHardy For the latest updates, visit the show page on 985thesportshub.com. Follow 98.5 The Sports Hub on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Watch the show every morning on YouTube, and subscribe to stay up-to-date with all the best moments from Boston’s home for sports!

Replay of our 2024 interview with hardore legend Al Barile of SSD and X-Claim! Records. Photos by Alison Braun ------- Society System Decontrol (SSD) self-released several landmark hardcore punk records in the early 80s. Out of print for over 4 decades, SSD has only recently reissued their two masterpieces "The Kids Will Have Their Say" and "Get It Away" on vinyl. SSD founder Al Barile takes us through the making of those records. Topic Include: Interview start The continued popularity of SS Decontrol music Al was a natural leader for the hardcore scene Naturally managing risk Jumping to an album – no singles for SSD 1900 units of “The Kids Will Have Their Say” Self-funding the album, selling the initial pressing Recording “The Kids Will Have Their Say” Was Al happy with the original recordings? Al doesn't enjoy listening to “The Kids Will Have Their Say” Comparing Trust reissue with original Xclaim Issues getting the tapes back from a label Original pressing of “The Kids….” goes for > $1k Why were there no repressings before the recent Trust reissue CD issue of “Power” Has Al hung onto his records? White cover of “The Kids Will Have Their Say” designed by Bryan Ray Turcotte Original concept & artwork for “The Kids Will Have Their Say” The difference in recording “Get It Away” Was “Get It Away” always envisioned as an EP? The cover songs that SSD performed Original 4800 copies of “Get It Away” Running the X-Claim! label/imprint All X-Claim! bands ran their own vinyl pressings What is the source of the “Get It Away” reissue Will there be reissues of “How We Rock” and “Break it Up” Al's health update Al wants everyone to get a colonoscopy The SSD book “How Much Art Can You Take?” Interview wrap up Order "The Kids Will Have Their Say" and "Get It Away" on vinyl here. Order the book "How Much Art Can You Take" here. EXTENDED, Commercial free, high resolution version of this podcast is available at: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide Listen on Apple: https://apple.co/2Y6ORU0 Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/36qhlc8

We're back and talking hardcore. This week, I'm joined by Al Barile of SS Decontrol for a lengthy conversation. We get into early Boston hardcore, recording The Kids Will Have Their Say, who Al thinks played fast hardcore better, the shifting sound, playing California, and tons more. Check the website for playlists, our links, and SMASH that Patreon button:185milessouth.comWe are on Substack (sometimes) writing about punk and hardcore:185milessouth.substack.comGet at me: 185milessouth@gmail.comBuy SSD and X-Claim stuff: https://xclaim.bigcartel.comEpisode art photo: Philin PhlashInterview was conducted in December 2025.Support the show

The interview segment of this episode was originally recorded and aired in October 2022. Congratulations to SSD on their induction into the New England Music Hall Of Fame! MusicSSD - "Glue"Additional MusicThe Charms "So Pretty"The Dogmatics "I Love Rock N Roll"Produced and Hosted by Steev RiccardoSSD interview recorded at Voice Motel by Mike Nash

"Fuori di Juve" con Quintiliano Giampietro. Ospiti: Ivan Zazzaroni, Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews)

"Fuori di Juve" con Quintiliano Giampietro. Ospiti: Ivan Zazzaroni, Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews)

"Fuori di Juve" con Quintiliano Giampietro. Ospiti: Antonio Paolino (in collegamento da Riad), Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews).

"Fuori di Juve" con Quintiliano Giampietro. Ospiti: Antonio Paolino (in collegamento da Riad), Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews).

"Fuori di Juve" con Quintiliano Giampietro. Ospiti: Alessandro Birindelli, Matteo Barile

"Fuori di Juve" con Quintiliano Giampietro. Ospiti: Alessandro Birindelli, Matteo Barile

"Domenica Sport" con Marco Spadavecchia. Ospiti: Matteo Barile (bianconera News), Gabriele Cantella (Calcissimo), Alberto Mauro.

"Domenica Sport" con Marco Spadavecchia. Ospiti: Matteo Barile (bianconera News), Gabriele Cantella (Calcissimo), Alberto Mauro.

During our weekly vocations segment, Morning Light talks with Fr. Larry Barile from the Diocese of Norwich, CT who shares his very interesting story towards the priesthood.

" Fuori di Juve " con Quintiliano Giampietro Ospiti: Franco Leonetti, Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews).

" Fuori di Juve " con Quintiliano Giampietro Ospiti: Franco Leonetti, Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews).

" Fuori di Juve " con Quintiliano Giampietro Ospiti: Antolnello Valentini, Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews)

" Fuori di Juve " con Quintiliano Giampietro Ospiti: Antolnello Valentini, Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews)

"Fuori di Juve" con Quintiliano Giampietro. Ospiti: Riccardo Cucchi, Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews)

"Fuori di Juve" con Quintiliano Giampietro. Ospiti: Riccardo Cucchi, Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews)

"Fuori di Juve" con Quintiliano Giampietro. Ospiti: Franco Leonetti, Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews)

"Fuori di Juve" con Quintiliano Giampietro. Ospiti: Franco Leonetti, Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews)

"Fuori di Juve" con Quintiliano Giampietro. Ospiti: Michele Padovano, Matteo Barile

"Fuori di Juve" con Quintiliano Giampietro. Ospiti: Michele Padovano, Matteo Barile

"Domenica Sport" con Marco Spadavecchia. Ospiti: dal Principi di Piemonte: Antonio Paolino, Luca Pasquaretta, Gabriele Cantella (Bianconera News) Matteo Barile (bianconeranews).

"Domenica Sport" con Marco Spadavecchia. Ospiti: dal Principi di Piemonte: Antonio Paolino, Luca Pasquaretta, Gabriele Cantella (Bianconera News) Matteo Barile (bianconeranews).

"Fuori di Juve" con Quintiliano Giampietro Ospite: Avv. Roberto Savino, Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews)

"Fuori di Juve" con Quintiliano Giampietro Ospite: Avv. Roberto Savino, Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews)

"Terzo tempo" con Marco Spadavecchia. Ospiti: Luca Rolandi (giornalista e scrittore), Gabriele Cantella (Calcissimo), Matteo Barile (BianconeraNews).

"Terzo tempo" con Marco Spadavecchia. Ospiti: Luca Rolandi (giornalista e scrittore), Gabriele Cantella (Calcissimo), Matteo Barile (BianconeraNews).

"Terzo tempo" con Marco Spadavecchia. Ospiti: Luca Rolandi (giornalista e scrittore), Gabriele Cantella (Calcissimo), Matteo Barile (BianconeraNews).

" Fuori di Juve " con Quintiliano Giampietro Ospiti: Franco Leonetti, Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews)

" Fuori di Juve " con Quintiliano Giampietro Ospiti: Franco Leonetti, Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews)

" Fuori di Juve " con Quintiliano Giampietro Ospiti: Sandro Campagna, Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews)

" Fuori di Juve " con Quintiliano Giampietro Ospiti: Sandro Campagna, Matteo Barile (Bianconeranews)

Society System Decontrol (SSD) self-released several landmark hardcore punk records in the early 80s. Out of print for over 4 decades, SSD has only recently reissued their two masterpieces "The Kids Will Have Their Say" and "Get It Away" on vinyl. Today SSD founder Al Barile takes us through the making of those records. Topic Include: Interview start The continued popularity of SS Decontrol music Al was a natural leader for the hardcore scene Naturally managing risk Jumping to an album – no singles for SSD 1900 units of “The Kids Will Have Their Say” Self-funding the album, selling the initial pressing Recording “The Kids Will Have Their Say” Was Al happy with the original recordings? Al doesn't enjoy listening to “The Kids Will Have Their Say” Comparing Trust reissue with original Xclaim Issues getting the tapes back from a label Original pressing of “The Kids….” goes for > $1k Why were there no repressings before the recent Trust reissue CD issue of “Power” Has Al hung onto his records? White cover of “The Kids Will Have Their Say” designed by Bryan Ray Turcotte Original concept & artwork for “The Kids Will Have Their Say” The difference in recording “Get It Away” Was “Get It Away” always envisioned as an EP? The cover songs that SSD performed Original 4800 copies of “Get It Away” Running the X-Claim! label/imprint All X-Claim! bands ran their own vinyl pressings What is the source of the “Get It Away” reissue Will there be reissues of “How We Rock” and “Break it Up” Al's health update Al wants everyone to get a colonoscopy The SSD book “How Much Art Can You Take?” Interview wrap up Order "The Kids Will Have Their Say" and "Get It Away" on vinyl here. Order the book "How Much Art Can You Take" here. Extended, Commercial-Free & High Resolution version of this podcast is available at: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide Listen on Apple: https://apple.co/2Y6ORU0 Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/36qhlc8

In our weekly vocations segment, Morning Light introduces you to Fr. Larry Barile from the Diocese of Norwich, CT.  Fr. Larry is a late vocation to the priesthood, having been a husband, father and respiratory therapist for almost 30 years before joining the seminary! Tune in and listen to his unique story that proves how the Lord can write straight with crooked lines.

Hillary Barile isn't sure what she'd call herself first: a farmer or a maltster. In reality, she's both, working as a fifth generation farmer at Rabbit Hill Farms & Malthouse in Shiloh, New Jersey. There, she and members of her family produce barley and other crops, as well as run a small-scale malthouse that supplies ingredients for breweries and distilleries. And, as president of the Craft Maltsters Guild Board of Directors, she works to educate and grow the craft malt community across North America and beyond.  So why, and how, did she make the jump from farming pottoes to investing in the agriculture and future of craft malt? It started with homebrewing, of course, with aspirations of opening a brewery to diversify and solidify her farm's finances. But, as she explains in this episode, the business plan never got that far. As for what's next, she says the breweries prioritizing local craft malt can tell unique stories that still reach the hearts of drinkers, giving them a small, but sufficient shield against difficult economic forces. We also discuss the many definitions of the word “sustainable,” and the efforts she's making to ensure generations to come will still have the opportunity to nurture the land her family has cultivated.   

Feeling anxious lately? I don't know about you…but my mental health went down the toilet in 2020. I've always been anxious by nature but since turning 40 - which was followed closely by the pandemic - I've had to make my mental health more of a priority and I know I'm not alone: according to the world health organization, global prevalence of anxiety and depression increased by a whopping 25% in the first year of the pandemic. So, um, maybe we should talk about it?   It's so hard to tease out which feelings are totally normal and expected given the current state of our world and which are a signal that something more serious is going on. And, what to do about it. First things first: I've gotta say it, TALK TO YOUR DOC…but I also know that when something goes wrong, so many of us turn to the internet for answers. And it's the wild west out there, with all manner of opinions on what is causing our anxiety…and what to do about it. If you've ever seen a post on regulating your nervous system, activating your vagus nerve and eating to beat anxiety…you might want to listen to this episode. I'm speaking with Dr Nicole Lippman-Barile PhD, clinical psychologist, to talk about anxiety through the lens of wellness. I started following her a while back because she's very good at calling BS on all the things wellness gets wrong about mental health. And there is some pretty shady advice being doled out on the internet about the role of diet and anxiety, the gut brain connection and the microbiome…you name it, so I wanted to ask Dr Nicole to set the record straight about some common myths as well as evidence-based strategies for improving your mental health. About Nicole Lippman-Barile PhD: Dr. Nicole Barile is a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in the intensive outpatient treatment of anxiety and mood disorders. She is extensively trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as well as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and utilizes elements of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Eastern philosophy. On this episode we chat about: The difference between a feeling of anxiety and an anxiety disorder Whether there's been an increase of anxiety disorder in the general population or not What we actually know about the gut-brain connection Is there any good evidence that diet CAN cure a diagnosed anxiety disorder? The difference between gut-derived serotonin and brain-derived serotonin.  How the pandemic made Nicole realize she had to un-learn the nutrition misinformation she was taught in school What the RECENT research really says about seed oils and inflammation Why individual differences need to be considered when applying mental health or nutrition solutions: If something works for an influencer, does that mean it'll work for you? The role of therapies such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Exposure Therapy in the effective treatment of anxiety Do lifestyle changes like exercise, mindfulness, and social support aid therapy in the treatment of mental illness symptoms? A solution that ISN'T talked about a lot online: how to problem solve what may be causing your anxiety … and approach the things you've been avoiding Support the Pod! We couldn't make this podcast happen without the support of our amazing listeners… I love hearing your feedback on these episodes to be sure to join the conversation on our instagram @theallsortspod @desireenielsenrd @feedyourmental as well as in our Nutrition with Desiree community. If you love this episode, please share it with your friends and family, or take a minute to rate, review or subscribe on your favourite podcast app. We appreciate EVERY. SINGLE. LISTEN! Full show notes, including episode links and recommendations at www.desireerd.com/podcast

Episode 130 Nancy Barile Nancy Barile is an Philadelphia Hardcore Original. She wrote a book "I'm Not Holding Your Coat" on her path to punk rock and beyond featuring some of the iconic early moments of Philadelphia's burgeoning Hardcore scene. Our conversation goes alongside and beyond the book to Philly- centric and cultural happenings of the times. Her story is a great first hand account of the early days of what we would eventually inherit as our own scene. So many great stories that I'll leave her to tell it in the book and on here. Purchase it here www.revhq.com/products/nancy-barile-im-not-holding-your-coat-book www.instagram.com/nancybarile www.xclaim.com Check Out Al Barile's awesome store www.youtu.be/Lc1Pr05NEIE?si=ygJfK2jBm22OF7Fu Opening Track Of The Episode Lead Spirit " Lead Spirit" Demo 2023 www.fromwithinrecords.bandcamp.com/album/demo-3

Splits Vol. 14: Fun to you? Fun to us! Today on the show: Damian welcomes Nancy and Al Barile back to talk more punk and hardcore. From: the differences between Philadelphia and Boston hardcore, to SSD as hardcore's Ramones, to a lifetime straight edge guilt, to Love Hall riots, to the challenges of doing a book on a band after decades of dysfunction, to being the first apostle to Ian's Jesus and so much more: THIS IS NOT TO BE MISSED! Also, don't miss the fantastic new book: "SSD: How Much Art Can You Take?" Available from Radio Raheem now or get it HERE 

In today's episode of Psych Talk I chat with Dr. Nicole Lippman-Barile, PhD, a licensed clinical psychologist, about the connection between dietary patterns and mental health. Dr. Nicole discusses what the research states about the connection between nutrition and mental health and highlights the differences between the claims we see on social media and what the literature actually supports. Dr. Nicole discusses foods and nutrients that have evidence of bettering our mental health, as well as make it worse, in addition to highlighting the multitude of factors that play a role in the connection between nutrition and mental health. Dr. Nicole tackles the "hot topic" of the "gut brain connection" and discusses misinformation about nutrition and mental health that we see frequently on social media. Connect with Dr. Nicole IG: @feedyourmental TikTok: @feedyourmental Website: https://www.feedyourmental.com/ Connect with Me: Follow me on IG @jessicaleighphd Follow the podcast on IG @psych.talk.podcast Follow me on TikTok @jessicaleighphd Follow me on Youtube  Follow me on Threads @jessicaleighphd Welcome to Group Therapy Podcast Join my Facebook community: Grow Through What You Go Through Ways to Work With Me: Mind Over Matter LGBTQ+ Affirming Masterclass Be a guest on my podcast Resources: Anti-Racism Resources LGBTQ+ Affirming Resources The Helping Professional's Guide to Boundary Setting Intro/Outro Music Life of Riley by Kevin MacLeod Music License

You may not know that I grew up a punk rock kid in the late 80's but that's a fact. My hair transitioned through lots of colors, my Doc Martens were original and my weekends full of hardcore shows at small venues near and far. What I learned in those formative years, as part of that scene, shaped much of my core identity and values that live through me still.  Today's guest similarly came of age in mosh pits along the eastern seaboard from Washington D.C to Boston, taking the pole position for women and becoming a matriarch within the fan culture.  Author, award winning teacher and punk rock maven Nancy Barile grew up promoting all ages hard core shows in Philly on Sunday afternoons before it was a thing…she's actually why it's a thing so you can thank her directly for that.  Having spent the past 28 years teaching English Language Arts to public school children outside of Boston, Nancy is here to share with you the most important life lessons the world of punk taught her and teach you how you can apply them to your own life-even if the music isn't for you ;) Her book “'I'm Not Holding Your Coat: My Bruises and All Memoirs of Punk Rock Rebellion” chronicles her experience as a woman at the leading edge of a musical and social movement full of (young)men. Join us as we explore: How the formation of identities and values in our teenage years live in us nowResourcefulness advice from the punk scene.A teacher's guide to punk inspired ways to build your confidence, innovative ideas and creativity. How to lead as a woman when you're outnumbered.Making room for women in a male dominated culture of music.Tools and practices to innovate, problem solve and expand what you're capable of from a 28 year public school teacher.  Connect with Nancy Barile Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nancybarile/Get her book “I'm Not Holding Your Coat”: on Amazon on Bazillionpoints.comGet her book with husband Al Barile “How Much Art Can You Take”.Find out more about “Kids will have their say” Read this article Quick note, I just want to say thank you for listening to this episode. I know it means a lot to myself and my guests.  If you enjoyed this episode, you will also like: Episode #32: Mihai Bancila:Love Art Not War Episode #39: Raghunath: Love and Service with a Punk Monk Mentor Episode #73: Brian Lima: Listen with Your Eyes MORE ABOUT NANCY BARILE Nancy Barile has been a public high school English Language Arts teacher working with students in Massachusetts for over twenty-eight years. In 2007, she was named a member of the USA Today All-Teacher Team, and in 2011 she was awarded the Massachusetts Commonwealth Award in Creative Leadership. She was a 2013 recipient of the Kennedy Center/Stephen Sondheim Inspirational Teacher Award. In 2013 she was named Boston Red Sox Most Valuable Educator, and she was a 2015 Top 50 Finalist for the Varkey Global Teacher Prize. Nancy is also an adjunct professor in the undergraduate and graduate schools of education of a Boston-area college. Her writing has been featured in the Huffington Post, The Guardian, Ozy, Education Week, the College Board, and Hey Teach. Nancy is the author of I'm Not Holding Your Coat: My Bruises and All Memoirs of Punk Rock Rebellion, which was published by Bazillion Points in 2021. She is also the author of How Much Art Can You Take? published by Radio Raheem. Nancy lives outside Boston with her husband Al Barile and Flippy the Beagle.

Tony grew up in a regular all-American household and lived a pretty average childhood, but he never could've anticipated the life he now lives. He started his entrepreneurial journey as a child offering swim lessons in his area. Today, he runs a huge bankruptcy law firm with 4 branches across the US. Being an entrepreneur was never in the books. In fact, his father worked for GE for 45 years.“The only thing I knew growing up was my dad who went to work for 45 years at General Electric. And most of those 45 years were not good. I remember surviving layoffs and surviving friends getting laid off - that's what I knew.”While his story might seem like an average American tale, Tony reveals a significant personal adversity that he overcame in 2022. This episode is packed with entrepreneurial insights, advice on selecting a business partner, and tips for growing a small business.Tony runs Sottile & Barile with his business partner Franco Barile. They are champions of small and mid-sized investors.Adversities Tony Sottile had to overcome:Unfulfilment at a day job Building a law firm from the ground upNavigating challenges as a small business ownerPersonal adversity that came to a head in 2022Abundance Tony Sottile created:Successful and growing law firm since 2015, with 4 branches now Expertise in bankruptcy and foreclosure workStrong professional relationships and partnershipsLessons from Tony Sottile's adversitiesPrepare in advance for adversity (mentally and financially) Tune in as Tony Sottile and Jamie talk about:(00:00) Being a bankruptcy attorney(05:32) How swimming made him an entrepreneur(08:38) Why he had an entrepreneurial drive(11:27) His first job (in a bad economy)(12:52) Becoming an unexpected expert(16:28) Feeling lost and unappreciated at work(18:28) Peace of 9-5 vs. risk of a business (being scared)(21:48) Forming a business partnership (how it happened)(23:01) Choosing the perfect business partner(25:01) Organic growth of his business(28:52) Which is harder: job or business?(29:56) Should you quit your job?(33:30) The hardest thing he ever went through(38:10) Fireside questions (philanthropy, grandfather, being genuine)(41:23) Regulatory challenges = job security?(43:00) What no one agrees with him about(50:01) What money actually buys(52:02) Giving money away(54:17) Work with Tony SottileCharities Tony mentionedDown Syndrome Association of Greater CincinnatiOhio Valley VoicesConnect with Tony Sottile: WEBSITE: https://www.sottileandbarile.com/ LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dasottile/ Connect with usWEBSITE: https://www.adversity2abundance.comLeave us a rating or review: https://www.adversity2abundance.com/reviews/new/Got comments, feedback or suggestions? We'd love to hear it! https://www.adversity2abundance.com/contact/Follow Labrador LendingWEBSITE: https://labradorlending.com/YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChYrpCUlqFYLy4HngRrmU9QConnect with JamieLINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-bateman-5359a811/TWITTER: https://twitter.com/batemanjames

Links: Episode page (with more links) Subscribe to Premium Introduction Depression is a common disorder and is a leading cause of disability worldwide. Depression results from a complex interaction of social, psychological, and biological factors. Diet has been one area that has been suggested in playing a role; from potential for exacerbating symptoms to being a treatment. And while some associations have been noted, many claims far exceed what (little) evidence exists. Online it is common to see people claiming certain diets can treat depression or that certain foods will improve outcomes. However, does the evidence match such claims? In trials that have been published on diet-depression, there has been considerable media attention and fanfare around some results. For example, the SMILES trial published out of Australia. However, some have raised considerable concerns about the interpretation of such findings. In this episode, clinical psychologist Dr. Nicole Lippman-Barile is on the podcast to discuss what we currently know about diet and depression, what issues exist with current studies, and why many nutrition-mental health studies are being incorrently interpreted.

Our guest is Dr. Nicole Lipman Barile, PhD, Clinical Psychologist and Nutrition Therapy Practitioner with over 10 years of experience working with patients. She specializes in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and uses her incredible social media platform ‘Feed Your Mental' to disperse evidence-based information on mental health. What we most love about her is her stance against the exhausting amount of pseudoscience in our shared field of neuroscience and psychology. Not only does she break down the latest evidence into palatable information, but she also points out why some influencers are inclined to share misinformation on social media, and what we can do to identify and avoid them. In this episode, we speak about the role of diet in depression, her work with OCD patients and how to navigate through social media while avoiding pseudoscience.  Follow Dr. Lipman-Barile: IG: @feedyourmental TikTok: @feedyourmental Website: https://www.feedyourmental.com   Join the NEURO Academy: NEUROacademy.com Follow us on social media: Instagram: The Brain Docs @thebraindocs Facebook: The Brain Docs Website: TheBrainDocs.com

This week's episode is a replay of Episode 117: How Kristina Barile Went From MIT Rocket Scientist to Living Off The Land In Panama. On this week's episode, I interview the incredible Kristina Barile on her journey from a Harvard and MIT-grad rocket scientist to living in a mud home in Panama, teaching holistic, nutritional Ayurveda and freelance writing. In last week's episode, we talked all about how unnatural our lives have become and the effects it is having on our lives. Kristina and her husband recognized this deep restlessness in corporate America and decided to embark on a journey to find a better way. Her journey opened her up to a wide array of experiences: traveling 30 hours up to Mount Kailash in the Himalayan Mountains, to living in India for 5 months to focus on meditation and self-awareness, to finally building a sustainable mud home in Panama. Kristina's story is still evolving but her unwavering desire to ground herself and live an authentic life will keep her moving forward.