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CELÝ DÍL NAJDETE NA https://herohero.co/studion A V RÁMCI KLUBOVÉHO PŘEDPLATNÉHO DENÍKU N https://denikn.cz/podcast-studio-n/ Nový školní rok začíná pro rodiče a děti nejistotou, jak vlastně bude české školství za pár let vypadat. Ministr školství Robert Plaga spolu s dalšími vládními politiky otevřel debatu o zásadních změnách, od podoby letních prázdnin a přijímaček přes zákaz mobilů na školách až po možné zrušení devátých tříd. Některé návrhy se ukázaly jako vypuštěné balonky, jiné Babišova vláda myslí vážně. Co by jednotlivé změny znamenaly pro děti, rodiče i samotné školy? Ve Studiu N odpovídá psycholožka Vlaďka Bartáková. Kratší prázdniny, zákaz mobilů a konec devítek? „Nevím, proč se takhle utrhli ze řetězu. Každý střílí od boku něco jiného,“ komentuje Vlaďka Bartáková sérii návrhů vládních politiků. Stát by podle ní měl při změnách, které se dotýkají dětí a rodičů, srozumitelně vysvětlovat, co skutečně plánuje, a ne rozvíjet debaty na Facebooku. „Nemají snad na ministerstvu školství odbor, který má komunikovat témata, na kterých pracují?“ upozorňuje Bartáková na chybějící strategickou komunikaci. „Jako psycholožka v rámci krizí bych potřebovala, aby stát komunikoval a vytvářel bezpečí, a ne ohrožení. Co na to mám říct? Takhle ne.“ Velkou bouři na sociálních sítích způsobil během prázdnin ministr Plaga nejasným dumáním nad délkou letních prázdnin. Později vysvětloval, že se jejich podoba zatím měnit nebude. Dva měsíce volna jsou podle psycholožky pro děti důležité kvůli regeneraci i přirozenému vývoji. „Ke zregenerování je potřeba víc než jeden týden. V čase, kdy nemusí být v institucionálním drilu, mají často možnost vyrůst jiným způsobem,“ vysvětluje. „Pokud jste rodiče, naschvál se podívejte, s jakou velikostí bot vaše děti vystupovaly ze školy a jakou budete potřebovat po prázdninách.“ Podle Bartákové navíc podobné nápady přicházejí pro rodiče v nejhorší možnou chvíli. „Když jste rodič, musíte myslet daleko dopředu. V lednu už například nakupujete příměstské tábory na léto.“ Apeluje proto na politiky, aby během prázdnin nestříleli od boku nápady, které v rodinách jen vyvolávají nejistotu. Dnešní děti a dospívající navíc podle ní vyrůstají pod výrazně větší psychickou zátěží než předchozí generace. Vedle klimatické krize a dalších náročných informací, ke kterým se dostávají prostřednictvím technologií, jsou podle ní vystavené také systémům sociálních sítí, které útočí na jejich přirozené psychologické mechanismy. Politici by proto podle ní měli místo moralizování dětí a rodičů tlačit na regulaci firem, které tyto technologie vytvářejí. „Jsme hozeni do hořící kádě a musím říkat dětem, aby se nespálily. Já ale potřebuju, aby v té kádi už nehořelo,“ říká. Překvapil ji proto návrh na plošný zákaz mobilů ve školách. Podle Bartákové už školy mají nástroje, jak používání telefonů regulovat samy – prostřednictvím školních řádů a pravidel, která mohou společně s dětmi nastavovat. Celé díly Studia N najdete na platformě Herohero, na webu Deníku N jsou přístupné předplatitelům a předplatitelkám Klubu N. Bezplatné části zveřejňujeme v podcastových aplikacích Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Podbean či na YouTube. Sledovat nás můžete také na Instagramu.

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In a recent response to Wes Huff, Bart said the only eyewitness we know of who's converting people is Paul. A lot of people pointed out that Paul never met Jesus. Fair. But Paul is also the only person in the New Testament who tells us, in his own words, that he saw Jesus alive after his death. Everyone else reaches us secondhand. Bart unpacks what Paul actually claims to have seen, why Paul is the only person who claims to see a resurrected Jesus, and why the earliest firsthand evidence for the resurrection suggests visions.

The Crew have lost 4 games in a row in league play. Can this team be fixed? Is it coaching? Players? Player mentality? These are all questions that Murph, Bart, and Sam try to answer

In this episode, Bart welcomes Dr. Julie Morris to explore why psychological safety is so closely tied to employee engagement and high-performing teams. Julie shares her journey from earning a ThD in ethics at Duke to working in technology and ultimately at Glint, Microsoft's employee engagement platform, where her work led her to explore psychological safety and what it looks like in practice. Drawing on that experience, Julie discusses the six pillars of employee engagement and explains how psychological safety is woven throughout them. She also shares insights from the psychological safety program she developed for managers, including three practical strategies leaders can use to foster it on their own teams. Along the way, Julie and Bart challenge common misconceptions about psychological safety and explore how leaders can create an environment where people feel comfortable speaking up, taking risks, and asking questions. At a time when people are asking more of their managers and leaders are looking for ways to create more engaged workplaces, this is an invaluable listen. Connect with Julie on LInkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliermorris/ Show Notes: 00:27 Show intro 01:04 Introducing Dr. Morris 02:07 Bart introduces the idea of psychological safety 02:36 Definition of psychological safety 03:09 Stats on psychological safety 05:03 Julie talks about her career path 05:44 What she was doing at Microsoft 06:52 What she discovered in the research at Microsoft 07:57 Psychological safety survey 08:15 If your org scores low on P.S., how do you improve? 09:38 Psychological safety - similar indicators as 'belonging' 10:29 What can managers do to foster this? 11:03 How did the program they developed work? 11:51 Experiences rolling out the program at Microsoft 12:09 Tapping into leaders' anxieties 13:17 Are people looking for managers with these skills? 14:18 What do people learn in this psych safety program? 14:43 Negative reactivity - characterized by knee-jerk reactions 15:18 Shutting people down 17:24 Were managers willing to change? 18:46 Adapting these strategies to your managerial style 19:56 Bart introduces example scenario of tough environment 21:20 Give yourself a buffer to cool down 22:34 Tip 2: Listen without agenda 23:27 Schedule regular check-ins 25:39 All that small talk really helps! 26:37 Beginning of timing/misalignment 27:06 Tip 3: Model the vulnerability you hope to see 28:03 If you want your team to take risks, show them vulnerability 28:32 What is the distinction between weakness and vulnerability? 30:23 How do you model vulnerability? 33:56 Bart recaps 3 points 34:17 Common misconceptions about psychological safety 34:40 "It's not my job to be your mom" 36:17 "I'm just not a believer in all this touchy-feely stuff" 38:32 Final advice 38:46 Stick with it! 39:23 Thank yous 39:34 Outro

Hello everyone, who knew and loved Bart,This is Renata Gregori, his wife. My beloved husband left this earth plane on July 27, 2026, due to pneumonia and infection - complications from conditions he was dealing with since the end of last year.He was the best man I've ever known. He was my teacher, my confidant, my best friend, the love of my life and my touchstone for all that is good and righteous. I could always count on him to put things in perspective for me and check me, when I was off base. We had a celebration of life at our house in Mexico yesterday and it was so beautiful. Music, laughter, tears and beautiful people. Bart has been laid out at our house for two days. As per his wishes, he will be cremated today.Please continue to contemplate his teachings, read his books and watch his videos. I send my Love to all who knew and loved him and all whose lives he touched. Bart Marshall described his spiritual path as “self-guided eclectic.” It began with a death experience in Vietnam in 1968 and ended in 2004 on an airplane at 30,000 feet over the Atlantic as he returned from a workshop with Douglas Harding. In those intervening years he “turned over every rock” in his quest for a final answer, but counts three teachers as the most influential: Richard Rose, Nisargadatta Maharaj, and Douglas Harding.He founded Self Inquiry Group (SIG) in Raleigh, North Carolina and for many years held weekly meetings before stepping back in 2013. Sometimes called “the reluctant guru” by those who know him, Bart nevertheless traveled widely to speak when asked, and teaches retreats and intensives with Deborah Westmoreland (Conscious TV interview) events that proved to be highly transformative for participants.Bart was the author of The Perennial Way: New English Versions of Yoga Sutras, Dhammapada, Heart Sutra, Ashtavakra Gita, Faith Mind Sutra, and Tao Te Ching, and Christ Sutras (Fall 2014), which contains the complete sayings of Jesus from all sources arranged as topical sermons. Interview recorded 11/8/2014

We're back with Part B of Tidbit 19, where Bart walks us through the architecture of his Linkifier module. He starts with the three data modeling classes that he's been using for decades, but explains how hard it is today to extract article headlines. He walks through how he developed an extraction logic but had to do it per domain. That sounds crazy but he uses surprisingly few sites for his articles for Security Bits and Let's Talk Apple. You can find Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes and the audio podcast at pbs.bartificer.net.

What if the thing you thought was a delay was actually a miracle?In this powerful episode, Bart Merrill shares an extraordinary true-life story about amputation, intuition, divine timing, and a series of seemingly small decisions that ultimately protected both him and his wife.Bart had already endured 12 years of excruciating pain after a devastating accident left him with a severely damaged ankle. Eventually, his ankle bone deteriorated to the point where there was nothing left to fuse, and doctors told him that amputation was likely his best option.But Bart's most remarkable story isn't simply about losing his leg.It's about timing.And what happened when he listened to the feeling that told him, not yet.Bart Merrill's Miracle Story: The Power of Divine TimingBart originally scheduled his leg amputation for November 2023. Then, for several reasons—including concerns about the holidays, recovery, and insurance—he decided to postpone the surgery.He eventually rescheduled.And then something happened that changed everything.When a Delay Becomes a MiracleBart's story raises a fascinating question: Can intuition tell us when the timing of something is wrong?He had practical reasons for postponing his surgery. But looking back, he sees something much bigger at work.What Bart Merrill's Story Teaches Us About IntuitionOne of the most powerful themes in this episode is the idea that intuition is a form of guidance.Bart's experience isn't simply a story about coincidence. It's a story about paying attention when something inside you says, wait.A Miracle Hidden in the TimingBart's story is a beautiful example of the kind of mystery this podcast explores: the possibility that the events of our lives can connect in ways we don't fully understand at the time they're happening.A postponed surgery.A wife's unexpected medical crisis.A series of changes in hospital arrangements.A successful amputation and recovery.And a man who ultimately looks back and sees not chaos, but divine timing.In This Episode Bart Merrill's extraordinary miracle story The divine timing behind his delayed amputation Why Bart postponed his surgery several times His wife's quadruple bypass surgery How intuition may protect us from dangers we cannot yet see Bart's 12-year journey with chronic ankle pain The accident that eventually led to his leg amputation The surprising discovery that his ankle bone had deteriorated Bart's experience preparing for life as an amputee His terrifying walk into the hospital Recovery after his leg amputation The difference between acute rehabilitation and nursing care Finding gratitude in difficult circumstances The connection between intuition, synchronicity, and miracles Why sometimes the best thing you can do is wait To check out other episodes on this podcast that deal with Divine Intervention, check out the conversations listed below:Celeste Yacaboni shares a powerful story of what happened one night in the wee small hours of the morning...a light appeared, and then asked her a simple, yet life-changing question. "The Vision That Changed Everything" can be found on Spotify HERE and Apple HERE.Stanley Bronstein shares an incredible story of witness and timing, when he could be there for a small child at a gravesite. What he does and how he helps this child, brings Stanley's entire life full circle! "The Miracle That Took A Lifetime" can be found on Spotify HERE, and Apple HERE.Rev. Dr. Keith Haney shares a divine story-he was called to the bedside of a young woman who was told she was going to die. What happened next will change your mind about community, prayer and healing through Love. "Our Voices Can Heal Worlds" can be found on Spotify HERE and Apple HERE.And now, Bart's deets...and the fab work he is doing in this world!Here is his website, The Side Hustle Samauri!And then his Facebook, as well as his YouTube!And if you want to check me out, here's my website- Byte Sized BlessingsAs well as my Insta...which is irreverent yet serious, like me!And I have not forgotten your bit of beauty...that spark that will remind you this world is lovely. This bit of summer Zen comes courtesy of some of my favorite creatures, ever. Moomins! Here they are, celebrating summer just like we all should-together, in community and very, very relaxed! miracle story, true miracle story, divine timing, signs and wonders, intuition, trusting your intuition, spiritual intuition, synchronicity, divine intervention, unexplained miracles, miraculous timing, amputation story, amputee story, leg amputation, chronic pain, resilience after amputation, miraculous recovery, spiritual experiences, mysterious coincidences, signs from the universe, listening to your intuition

What if the thing you thought was a delay was actually a miracle?In this powerful episode, Bart Merrill shares an extraordinary true-life story about amputation, intuition, divine timing, and a series of seemingly small decisions that ultimately protected both him and his wife.Bart had already endured 12 years of excruciating pain after a devastating accident left him with a severely damaged ankle. Eventually, his ankle bone deteriorated to the point where there was nothing left to fuse, and doctors told him that amputation was likely his best option.But Bart's most remarkable story isn't simply about losing his leg.It's about timing.And what happened when he listened to the feeling that told him, not yet.Bart Merrill's Miracle Story: The Power of Divine TimingBart originally scheduled his leg amputation for November 2023. Then, for several reasons—including concerns about the holidays, recovery, and insurance—he decided to postpone the surgery.He eventually rescheduled.And then something happened that changed everything.When a Delay Becomes a MiracleBart's story raises a fascinating question: Can intuition tell us when the timing of something is wrong?He had practical reasons for postponing his surgery. But looking back, he sees something much bigger at work.What Bart Merrill's Story Teaches Us About IntuitionOne of the most powerful themes in this episode is the idea that intuition is a form of guidance.Bart's experience isn't simply a story about coincidence. It's a story about paying attention when something inside you says, wait.A Miracle Hidden in the TimingBart's story is a beautiful example of the kind of mystery this podcast explores: the possibility that the events of our lives can connect in ways we don't fully understand at the time they're happening.A postponed surgery.A wife's unexpected medical crisis.A series of changes in hospital arrangements.A successful amputation and recovery.And a man who ultimately looks back and sees not chaos, but divine timing.In This Episode Bart Merrill's extraordinary miracle story The divine timing behind his delayed amputation Why Bart postponed his surgery several times His wife's quadruple bypass surgery How intuition may protect us from dangers we cannot yet see Bart's 12-year journey with chronic ankle pain The accident that eventually led to his leg amputation The surprising discovery that his ankle bone had deteriorated Bart's experience preparing for life as an amputee His terrifying walk into the hospital Recovery after his leg amputation The difference between acute rehabilitation and nursing care Finding gratitude in difficult circumstances The connection between intuition, synchronicity, and miracles Why sometimes the best thing you can do is wait To check out other episodes on this podcast that deal with Divine Intervention, check out the conversations listed below: Celeste Yacaboni shares a powerful story of what happened one night in the wee small hours of the morning...a light appeared, and then asked her a simple, yet life-changing question. "The Vision That Changed Everything" can be found on Spotify HERE and Apple HERE.Stanley Bronstein shares an incredible story of witness and timing, when he could be there for a small child at a gravesite. What he does and how he helps this child, brings Stanley's entire life full circle! "The Miracle That Took A Lifetime" can be found on Spotify HERE, and Apple HERE.Rev. Dr. Keith Haney shares a divine story-he was called to the bedside of a young woman who was told she was going to die. What happened next will change your mind about community, prayer and healing through Love. "Our Voices Can Heal Worlds" can be found on Spotify HERE and Apple HERE.And now, Bart's deets...and the fab work he is doing in this world!Here is his website, The Side Hustle Samauri!And then his Facebook, as well as his YouTube!And if you want to check me out, here's my website- Byte Sized BlessingsAs well as my Insta...which is irreverent yet serious, like me!And I have not forgotten your bit of beauty...that spark that will remind you this world is lovely. This bit of summer Zen comes courtesy of some of my favorite creatures, ever. Moomins! Here they are, celebrating summer just like we all should-together, in community and very, very relaxed!  miracle story, true miracle story, divine timing, signs and wonders, intuition, trusting your intuition, spiritual intuition, synchronicity, divine intervention, unexplained miracles, miraculous timing, amputation story, amputee story, leg amputation, chronic pain, resilience after amputation, miraculous recovery, spiritual experiences, mysterious coincidences, signs from the universe, listening to your intuition

Bart breaks down the power of conditional logic in poker and explains how using specific hand-reading conditions can help players narrow ranges and make more accurate decisions at the table.

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At 16, Matt Ebert wrecked his car twice. The first one was totaled. The second time, he was too afraid to file an insurance claim, certain it would cost him his coverage and with it his newfound freedom to drive. So he found a man in town who worked a day job and fixed cars at night in his garage, and asked to be taught.He has been in collision repair ever since. Today he is the founder and CEO of Crash Champions, with more than 650 locations, 11,000 employees, 60,000 cars repaired every month, and $3 billion in revenue. He calls that 5 percent of his market and says it is nowhere near enough.In this episode, recorded at PodCrash Studios in Chicago, Bart Berkey asks Matt the question this show is built on: what do you do that most people don't? What follows is the conversation most CEO interviews never reach. Kmart clothes and split kids' meals. A paper route that taught him to collect, hold, pay, and keep the difference. One hundred thousand dollars cash advanced on credit cards for four Subway franchises that never made money, and a return to the body shop floor to cover the bills. A mind that has never once treated quitting as an option.Matt is candid about the parts that do not fit on a highlight reel. Why he is most comfortable at the bottom of the rollercoaster and most nervous at the top. Why he still cannot sleep. What the drive has cost his wife and his kids, and why he measures the quality of his time with them rather than the quantity. And why, at Crash Champions, repairing the car is only the ante. The real work is trust, delivered to people on the worst day of their week, across 650 locations he cannot personally stand in.His answer to the closing question is one word longer than you expect, and it reframes everything before it: most people don't get curious enough.Most people fix what is broken and move on. Matt Ebert built a company around leaving things better than he found them.Key takeawaysThink bigger than the room you are in. Matt's answer to "what do you do that most people don't" was immediate: he thinks bigger, and he pushes the people around him to do the same. It was not there at 16. It got built.The wreck was the doorway. Two crashes at 16 and a fear of losing his driving freedom sent him into a neighbor's garage to learn collision repair. The problem he was trying to avoid became the career.He is not naturally good at anything, and that is the advantage. "I can't sing, I can't dance, I don't have athletic ability." What he learned instead was that he can figure almost anything out if he reads about it, asks about it, and practices it.Better is the whole business. Landscaping, construction, collision repair, all of it is transformation. "I want people to think their life has been better for having me involved in it." Bart's frame for it: easy to be, but better to become.Learn more at mattebert.com and crashchampion.com Listen to PodCrash with Matt Ebert wherever you get your podcasts Follow Matt: LinkedIn, Instagram @mattebertcc, X @MattEbertCC, Facebook @MattEbertCC

Welcome back to Below Grade Level! On this episode, we finish reading Midnight Place: Death Cycle by Simon Lake! After figuring out that the motorcycle ghost is the weird spirit of Bart, who's still alive, Ros and the gang decide to weapon up and kill it! John Walker, the closer, joins Jonathan, Chris, and Bekah to read this nonsense!

A coffee shop knows your name, loyalty status, order and how you paid — then calls out, "Whoever ordered the Americano." That pretty much sums up where service goes wrong. Bart Berkey, keynote speaker, author of Most People Don't and former Ritz-Carlton sales leader, joins Dr. Producer Suzanne Bagnera and me on No Vacancy to talk about Humanality: using #Technology without forgetting to see the human being standing in front of us. Hotels spend fortunes on systems and personalization, yet saying someone's name, looking them in the eye and making them feel noticed costs nothing. Bart argues those small acts create a real #Hospitality advantage. Hear why more technology makes genuine human connection more valuable, not less. Thanks to our friends at Actabl for supporting No Vacancy. Actabl gives you the power to profit. Visit Actabl.com. Want the weekly roundup of news, videos, and what you might've missed from #NoVacancyNews? Text HOTEL to 66866.

We've got a full squad in the house today and we're ready to get things rolling again. Sobi, Bart, and Pink catch up a bit about what's been going on in their lives, and give a little bit of Bassmaster Fantasy Fishing Preview for the St Lawrence River.Then we have on friend of PTB, Matt Peters, one of the most interesting men of the North. We chat about his time living on Lake Lanier chasing the FLW dream, moving back up to Minnesota, and what he does for work now. Then we have your first look into Hunting Season, chatting about Western Elk Hunts and British Columbia Moose Hunts. This is an awesome one, that you will all love!~ Download the onX Fish App Today! ~Link: https://bit.ly/4omX8gvUse Code: "CRAPPIE" to save 20%~ Schedule Your FREE Financial Advisor Consultation ~Ben Bartusek - Northwestern MutualPhone: 507-509-2907Email: benjamin.m.bartusek@nm.com~ Past The Barb Social Media ~ Email Us Questions and Feedback: pastthebarbpodcast@gmail.comInstagram: @pastthebarbpodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... ~ Follow Us On Social Media ~ Adam Bartusek Instagram: @adambartusek Adam Bartusek Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adambartbart... Ryan Pinkalla Instagram: @ryan_pinkalla Ryan Pinkalla YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiRa... Sam Sobi Instagram: @sam_sobi_ Sam Sobi Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sobieckfishing

Welkom bij weer een gloednieuwe aflevering van de Pantelic Podcast! Jan, Bart en Wessel, die terug is van vakantie, komen bij elkaar om te praten over de mooiste club! De mannen blikken kort terug op de uitwedstrijd in Sion, die met 2-4 werd gewonnen. Ook blikken ze vooruit op de thuiswedstrijden die donderdag en zondag op het spel staan, tegen Sion en Telstar. Verder is er genoeg transfernieuws: Viktor Tsygankov lijkt nu toch echt Ajacied te worden, waarom hij in alles een upgrade is voor Ajax, hoor je hier. Verder zijn Itakura en Sutalo vertrokken en lijkt Youri Baas ook te mogen vertrekken. Uiteraard moeten er ook spelers aangetrokken worden. Wie wordt nou de nieuwe ‘zes’ van Ajax en zien we Noa Lang nog komen? Ook bespreken we Jong Ajax, dat dapper speelde tegen NAC, maar in de slotfase verloor. (00:00) Intro (03:00) FC Sion - Ajax (08:44) Viktor Tsygankov (16:25) Sutalo en Itakura (23:30) Inkomende transferperikelen (28:16) Noa Lang (31:20) Jong Ajax Petje AfWil je niks missen en al onze extra content, zoals onder meer de Wedstijdededities en Persconferenties ook meekrijgen? Neem dan een kijkje op petjeaf.com/pantelicpodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For many religious people who deconvert, losing their faith leaves a giant hole in their lives. They can lose their community, their purpose in life, and their understanding of how the world works. What does life look like on the other side of deconversion, once the dust has settled? Today we're talking about how Bart lives without God. We also have our bonus segment at the end, which this week is listener's questions, where I'll be asking Bart - among other things - whether he uses early Christian art as a source for his research.

Welp, that didn't look good. A rough week for the Columbus Crew produces ZERO points in two games of league play. What's happening to this team? Brett, Bart, Murph, and Sam try to make sense out of what they have seen from this team since the world cup break.

De tweede Amerika-reis van Harmen naar zijn familie in West-Michigan verliep minder soepel dan hij had gehoopt. De verdeeldheid tussen de familieleden onderling blijkt groter dan ooit, maar ook Harmen zelf vindt het steeds moeilijker om nog in 'het midden' te blijven. Is hij niet zelf inmiddels flink aan het mee polariseren terwijl hij juist het tegenovergestelde van plan was? Met deze en andere vragen rijdt hij naar het kleine huisje aan de dijk voor een tweede ontmoeting met polarisatie-expert Bart Brandsma. Net als in het eerste seizoen heeft Bart de podcast weer aandachtig beluisterd en gaat hij (opnieuw) proberen Harmen op het juiste spoor te zetten in zijn zoektocht naar verbinding in tijden van polarisatie. Deze podcast kwam tot stand met steun van het Fonds Bijzondere Journalistieke Projecten.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this conversation, bestselling historian Bart Ehrman argues that ideas we now take for granted—caring for strangers, helping those in need and expanding our moral concern beyond family and tribe—were anything but obvious in the ancient world.Bart has spent much of his career challenging traditional Christian beliefs. But in Love Thy Stranger he makes a surprising historical case for Christianity's positive legacy, while remaining candid about the harm the church has also caused. Along the way we explore Jesus' relationship to Judaism, why the early church may have changed his teaching on forgiveness, whether Christianity transformed the moral imagination of the West, and what—if anything—we stand to lose as faith continues to decline.After the interview, Nomad hosts Tim and Nick wrestle with what it means to be shaped by Jesus' moral vision while no longer holding all the beliefs that once came with it.Interview starts at 11m 44sBooks, quotes, links →The creation of Nomad's thoughtful, ad-free content is entirely funded by our equally thoughtful and wonderful listeners. By supporting us, you gain access to Nomad's online spaces—like the Beloved Listener Lounge, Enneagram Lounge, and Book Club—as well as bonus episodes such as Nomad Contemplations, Homegrown Conversations, and Nomad Revisited.If you'd like to join our lovely community of supporters, head over to our Patreon page. You might even be rewarded with a Nomad pen or our coveted Beloved Listener mug!If a monthly commitment isn't possible right now, a one-off donation is always deeply appreciated—you can do that here.Looking to connect with others nearby? Check out the Listener Map or join our Nomad Gathering Facebook group.And if you're up for sharing your own story, we regularly post reflections from listeners on our blog—all with the hope of fostering deeper understanding, connection and supportive relationships. If you'd like to share your story on the blog, contact us for more information here.

Third Coast Bancshares Founder and CEO Bart Caraway joins Inside the ICE House to discuss building a Texas-based community bank from a vision into a publicly traded company now listed on the New York Stock Exchange. He reflects on launching the bank in 2008 at the onset of the Great Recession and how a commitment to servant leadership and community impact has driven the bank's growth. He also highlights the bank's dual listing on NYSE Texas, sharing his enthusiasm for the listing and the exchange as a symbol of the state's expanding economic influence and entrepreneurial spirit.

Hey Sox fans! Welcome back to Good Guys Talk Back. The Sox are exactly who they have been telling us they are. They will break your hearts then cause you to believe in October baseball. Up and down will continue to happen but, hey, it's better than another 100 loss season. With 32 games left on the schedule, the Sox have a magic number 29. Guys like Peters, Kay, Grichuk and Mune have made Getz look pretty good yet acquisitions of Castillo, Bart, Doyle and Brazoban have not had nearly that same effect. Keep wining the series. Every game matters. Texas then Minnesota... Don't Stop Believing. Thank you for the continued support. Go Sox. #WhiteSox

Host Trey is joined by Bart Heart of Aktywiści Abolicjoniści, an animal rights group in Poland that has already rid the country of well over half of its foie gras in a year's time. Listen in as Bart gives the keys to his group's success and more.Follow Aktywiści Abolicjoniści's work:Youtube -  https://www.youtube.com/@aktywisciInstagram - @aktywisci_abolicjonisciAAC Linktree (follow us, donate, bookshop, merch store, future events, and more):https://linktr.ee/animalactivismcollectiveTo support our work monthly: Patreon.com/AnimalActivismCollectiveTo keep up with the podcast, follow @AnimalActivismCollective on Facebook, Instagram, and Youtube.Upcoming Events:Sep 26th, 2026 - Anti-Fur March in Milan - abolishfur.orgSep 28 - Oct 25, 2026 - RAGE Tour - rage-tour.comNov 6-8, 2026 - AAC Miami Convergence - animalactivismcollective.org/miamiconvergenceWant to get active for the animals but don't know where to start?Sign up for a free mentor at AnimalActivismCollective.org

Send us Fan Mail"My goal is to help you create financial security by monetizing what you already know and do."What happens when life throws you a curveball and something you wanted since a teenager is no longer a reality for you?Bart never imagined losing out on his FBI dreams because of an eye surgery, but he knew he had to pivot one way or another. It all started with a trip to Japan where he began exporting trailers.From there, anything that crossed his path - he always thought to himself...how can I monetize this?Tune in to episode 241 as Bart recalls his leg amputation in 2024, explains how he uses AI to create music and much more!For more information about the Side Hustle Samurai:Website: https://thesidehustlesamurai.com/ ; https://ai.bartmerrell.com/blindspotFacebook: Bart MerrellLinkedIn: Bart MerrellSupport the show

To honor the 250th anniversary of America, Tyler Cowen plays Rick patriotic music from the United States and around the world in this special listening episode. In addition to his work as an economist, professor, and bestselling author, Tyler Cowen is a longtime music enthusiast with an expansive repertoire in classical and choral music, rock n' roll, and world music.  Moving from John Philip Sousa's vision of classic patriotism and Country Joe and the Fish's antiwar satire to the Andrews Sisters, Franz Liszt, Béla Bartók, Antonín Dvořák, and the Sex Pistols, Cowen explores how music can express, question, and reimagine what it means to love one's country. PLAYLIST ------ Thank you to the sponsors that fuel our podcast and our team: AGZ ⁠⁠https://DrinkAG1.com/tetra⁠⁠ ------ Squarespace ⁠⁠https://Squarespace.com/tetra⁠⁠ Use code 'TETRA' ------ Athletic Nicotine ⁠⁠https://www.AthleticNicotine.com/tetra⁠⁠ Use code 'TETRA' ------ Lectio 365 ⁠⁠https://Lectio365.com⁠⁠ ------ Sign up to receive Tetragrammaton Transmissions ⁠⁠https://www.tetragrammaton.com/join-newsletter

On this week's podcast, Bart discusses the trap of falling into passive play and how it can reduce profitability.

"Of course I'm right. If I'm not, may we all be horribly crushed from above somehow." - Homer J. Simpson When a prank backfires and Bart is forced into Skinner servitude, he discovers a force more destructive than him: a comet headed right towards Springfield. Can the citizens survive this calamity with their never-give-up and never-think-things-out spirit, or are they doomed to become charred corpses outside the remnants of Moe's Tavern? Our Guest: Mike Mitchell from the Doughboys podcast Support this podcast and get over 200 ad-free bonus episodes by visiting Patreon.com/TalkingSimpsons and becoming a patron! And please follow the official Twitter, @TalkSimpsonsPod, not to mention Bluesky and Instagram!

On December 10, 2003, the Whitaker family sat down for what they thought was a graduation dinner. By the time they got home, a masked gunman was waiting inside their house — and two of them wouldn't survive the night. On the surface, it looked like a burglary interrupted. But within days, investigators discovered that the "victim" sitting in the back seat, 24-year-old Bart Whitaker, had actually orchestrated the entire attack — and that this wasn't even his first attempt. In this episode, we dig into the disturbing timeline of the Whitaker family murders in Sugar Land, Texas: the failed 2000 plot involving a Baylor roommate, the aborted 2001 murder-for-hire scheme that a former classmate walked into a police station to confess, and the final, successful conspiracy that took the lives of Bart's mother, Tricia, and his 19-year-old brother, Kevin. We trace Bart's troubled teenage years — including a string of school burglaries at 17 — through the recruitment of at least four separate accomplices, the frantic days-long investigation that unraveled his lies about college, his years as a fugitive in Mexico, and the courtroom battle over what actually drove him to try to erase his own family, not once, but repeatedly. We also spend real time on what happened after the conviction: Kent Whitaker, the father who survived being shot in his own family's ambush, publicly forgiving his son and spending over a decade fighting to keep him off death row — a fight that came down to the final 40 minutes before a scheduled execution. It's a case that asks hard questions about motive, memory, and what forgiveness can look like when the person you're forgiving is the one who took almost everything from you. Sources used for this podcast Join the H2H In-laws & Outlaws Follow H2H on Instagram Follow H2H on X Send Kris and Rob a Text or Message Start Reading Kris Calvert's Books for FREE   Bart Whitaker, Sugar Land Murders, Whitaker family murders, Thomas Bartlett Whitaker, Sugar Land Texas murder, Bart Whitaker family murder, Fake graduation murder, Sugar Lakes subdivision murder, Kent Whitaker, Tricia Whitaker, Patricia Whitaker, Kevin Whitaker, Chris Brashear, Steve Champagne, Steven Champagne, Pappadeaux dinner murder, Sam Houston State University fake graduation, Murder for inheritance, Murder-for-hire Texas, Texas true crime, Family murder, Inheritance murder, Murderous son, Suburban murder, Capital murder Texas, True crime podcast, Family betrayal murder, Deadly family dynamics  #BartWhitaker, #SugarLandMurders, #WhitakerFamily, #SugarLandTexas, #TexasTrueCrime, #FamilyMurder, #MurderForHire, #Hitched2Homicide, #TrueCrimePodcast, #TrueCrime, #TrueCrimeCommunity, #CrimeJunkie, #TrueCrimeAddict, #InheritanceMurder, #MurderousSon, #FamilyBetrayal, #SuburbanNightmare, #DeathRowStories, #TexasCrime, #RealCrime, #CrimeStory Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Tous les jours, retrouvez le meilleur des archives de Laurent Gerra en podcast sur RTL.fr, l'application et toutes vos plateformes.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Recorded live at Identiverse 2026 in Las Vegas on June 17, Jeff and Jim are joined by Bart Allan, General Manager at Bravura Security, for a live recording with a studio audience. In a late-night talk show format, the three host an open Q&A driven by IAM practitioners in the room. From securing AI identities to whether access reviews are headed the way of the password, this is an unscripted conversation driven by practitioners for practitioners. Topics include identity as a business enabler, zero standing privilege, agentic authentication, standards for AI agents, vendor relationships, the captive customer problem, community, and hiring IAM talent. Thanks to Bravura Security for supporting the Identity at the Center podcast.Connect with Bart: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bartholomewallan/Learn more about Bravura Security: http://bravurasecurity.com/idacConnect with us on LinkedIn:Jim McDonald: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmcdonaldpmp/Jeff Steadman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffsteadman/Visit the show on the web at http://idacpodcast.com00:00:00 Welcome and Introduction00:03:00 AI Identities: Should IAM Teams Panic?00:07:30 Identity as a Business Enabler vs. Cost Center00:24:00 Continuous Identity and the Future of Access Reviews00:35:00 Zero Standing Privilege and JIT Access00:38:00 Standards for Agentic AI00:46:00 Vendor Relationships and the Captive Customer Problem00:55:56 Normalizing Rip and Replace01:01:00 IDPro, Identity Beers, and Building Community01:11:00 Agentic Authentication and Non-Human Identities01:18:00 Hiring IAM Talent01:26:00 Team Diversity and Multiple Perspectives01:27:00 ClosingIdentity at the Center, IDAC, Jeff Steadman, Jim McDonald, Bart Allan, Bravura Security, Identiverse 2026, Identiverse, IAM, identity and access management, identity security, AI identities, agentic identity, agentic authentication, non-human identities, NHI, access reviews, zero standing privilege, JIT access, continuous identity, IGA, vendor selection, identity community, IDPro, IdentiBeer, live podcast

Bart Scott is filling in for Big Mac today, my man pots n' pans! Bart breaks down John Harbaugh's coaching style, the Mets should make a play for Shohei Ohtani, and much more.

Bart talks about the problem the Jets had in the 2010 AFC Championship, Jaxson Dart's possible injury concerns, and much more.

Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. South Korea responds to Trump scaling back joint South Korea – U.S. military drills. Trial begins pitting several state Attorneys General against META over alleged harms to children. More information released on fatal ICE shooting in Maine. More states hold primary elections, including in Alaska; separately, California's 14th Congressional District in the east bay pits moderate Democrat and BART board president Melissa Hernandez against Progressive Democratic State Senator Aisha Wahab for the seat left vacant by disgraced former Democratic Representative Eric Swalwell. Part Two of the Pacifica Evening News' four part series on the ongoing nursing drain crises taking place in California: Why are nurses leaving the profession? The post Trial begins pitting several state Attorneys General against META – August 18, 2026 appeared first on KPFA.

Welkom bij een nieuwe aflevering van de Pantelic Podcast! Jan en Bart zijn bij elkaar gekomen om te praten over de mooiste club die er is! Met vandaag het vertrek van Mika Godts, die naar Champions League-winnaar Paris Saint Germain is vertrokken. Wat vinden wij van het prijskaartje en wie moet zijn vervanger worden? De ArenA vierde haar dertigste verjaardag maar trakteerde helaas niet op een overwinning. Na een sterk begin verspeelde Ajax uiteindelijk punten tegen sc Heerenveen, eindstand: 2-2. Verder bespreken we de transferzomer, gaan we langs de meest recente geruchten en kijken we naar de Toekomst. Een volle aflevering dus. Namens Jan en Bart: Veel luisterplezier! (00:00) Intro(01:30) Godts is vertrokken(07:00) Wie gaat Godts vervangen?(17:20) Hoe kijken we nu naar de transferzomer?
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Episode Description:Nancy Cartwright is best known as the voice of Bart Simpson. But in this archive conversation, James is interested in the artist behind the voice.Nancy joins the show to talk about In Search of Fellini, the film she co-wrote with Peter Kjenaas based on her own trip to Italy in the 1980s. At the time, Nancy was already working as an actress and voiceover performer, but she became obsessed with Federico Fellini's La Strada. She studied scenes from the film in acting class, felt deeply connected to Giulietta Masina's performance, and eventually decided she wanted to get the rights to adapt La Strada for the stage.So she wrote Fellini letters. When she finally got a response telling her not to come because Fellini would be working, Nancy heard something else: he would be there.She went anyway.That decision becomes the central metaphor of the episode. Nancy describes the trip not as a business errand, but as an immersion into life, art, culture, language, risk, chance encounters, and personal transformation. The film's line—sometimes you have to travel far, far away to find what is closest to you—comes from one of those real encounters.James and Nancy also talk about her earlier career. Nancy explains how she found her way from speech competitions in Ohio to radio work, to studying with Daws Butler, to acting classes with Milton Katselas. She shares stories about auditioning for Cheers, getting a part after walking straight out of the casting room, and learning that if you surprise yourself, you can surprise everyone else.That lesson also applies to The Simpsons. Nancy originally went in to audition for Lisa, but when she saw Bart's description—“a 10-year-old school-hating underachiever and proud of it”—she knew instantly that was the part. She trusted the instinct.The conversation becomes a meditation on creativity. Mentorship matters. Preparation matters. But at some point, the artist has to do the work, throw it away, walk into the room, and trust what happens.Nancy's story is about voice acting, Fellini, and Bart Simpson. But it is also about making the leap from talent to authorship, from performing other people's words to finding the story only you can tell.Editorial Note:This is a From the Archive episode. References to In Search of Fellini as a new or limited-release film, The Simpsons at that point in its run, Nancy's projects, and release timing reflect the original recording period.What You'll Learn:Why Nancy Cartwright calls herself one of the most recognizable voices attached to an unrecognizable face.How Bart Simpson's voice fits into Nancy's own personality and childhood mischief.Why La Strada affected Nancy so deeply as a young actress.How Nancy's trip to Italy became the foundation for In Search of Fellini.Why “sometimes you have to travel far, far away to find what is closest to you” became the emotional center of the film.How Nancy learned voice acting from Daws Butler.What Milton Katselas taught her about surprising herself.Why walking out of a Cheers audition helped her get the role.How to create an effect without making it feel calculated.Why auditions are not just competitions, but opportunities to fulfill a decision.How Nancy knew Bart was the right role even though she had been called in for Lisa.Why artists need preparation, mentorship, instinct, immersion, and commitment.How The Simpsons has lasted through writing, love, improv, and a giant universe of relatable characters.Why Nancy believes artists have a responsibility to connect with people on a deeper wavelength.How making In Search of Fellini took more than 20 years of persistence, revision, and collaboration.Timestamped Chapters:[02:00] The Most Unknown Famous Person in the WorldJames introduces Nancy Cartwright and asks what it is like to be instantly recognizable by voice but not by face.[02:43] Bart Simpson Enters the RoomNancy demonstrates why millions of people know her even if they do not know what she looks like.[03:04] Bart on an AirplaneNancy tells the story of using Bart's voice on a flight to the UK and entertaining the cockpit crew before landing.[04:55] Beyond Bart SimpsonJames introduces Nancy's broader creative life and her film In Search of Fellini.[06:37] The Pearl Is the Autobiography of the OysterJames connects Fellini's idea of autobiography and art to Nancy's film.[06:54] Traveling Far Away to Find What Is ClosestNancy explains the line from the movie and how it came from her real trip to Italy.[07:47] Studying La StradaNancy describes discovering Fellini's La Strada in acting class and becoming captivated by Giulietta Masina's performance.[10:43] Mentors, Acting Class, and Early RolesJames connects Nancy's early acting work, voiceover success, Daws Butler, Milton Katselas, and her growing artistic identity.[10:47] The Cheers AuditionNancy tells the story of walking out of an audition and discovering that the casting team loved it.[11:39] Surprise Yourself, Surprise Everyone ElseNancy shares Milton Katselas's advice and James identifies the broader lesson behind the audition.[13:18] Authenticity vs. CalculationNancy explains why an effect only works when it is sincere, not staged.[13:52] The Lobster Hat AuditionNancy tells the story of Marian Rose White, a strange hat, thick glasses, and how she was already auditioning before she entered the room.[17:47] You Are On Before You Walk InJames and Nancy turn the audition story into a larger lesson about authenticity and preparation.[18:24] Twenty Years of Writing In Search of FelliniNancy explains how the film evolved through many versions before becoming the final story.[21:05] Finding the Authentic Artistic SelfJames connects Lucy's journey in the film to Nancy's own search for her artistic identity.[21:47] Why Nancy Went to ItalyNancy explains how studying La Strada turned into a real-life mission to find Fellini and ask for the rights.[22:14] Storytelling, Speech Competitions, and Childhood MischiefNancy talks about growing up as one of six kids, discovering performance, and realizing there was a little Bart in her from the beginning.[25:23] Finding Daws ButlerNancy explains how a Warner Brothers contact led her to Daws Butler and how that mentorship changed her career.[27:14] Learning the Professional CraftEven with natural talent, Nancy spent years studying before Daws felt she was ready to record a proper voiceover tape.[30:23] Ride the Horse in the Direction It's GoingNancy reflects on seizing the moment and following the career openings that appear.[31:00] Make a Decision and Back It FullyNancy explains how artists can overcome comparison and negative voices by committing to the choice they make.[33:34] Trust the Work, Then Throw It AwayNancy describes the balance between preparation and presence: do the work, then go in and trust yourself.[33:57] Auditioning for Lisa, Choosing BartNancy remembers seeing Bart's character description next to Lisa's and immediately knowing where her instinct pointed.[35:21] Art as a WavelengthNancy explains why art can reach people beyond logic and pull something out of them emotionally.[37:04] Letters to FelliniNancy describes writing Fellini repeatedly, finally getting a response, and deciding to go to Italy anyway.[39:07] Immersing Herself in ItalyThe trip becomes more than a meeting. Nancy wants to eat, drink, fall in love, learn the culture, and live inside the experience.[41:18] The Line That Became the MovieNancy explains how a chance encounter in Milan gave her the line about traveling far away to find what is closest.[43:19] Real Life Becomes FilmJames and Nancy connect the people and moments from her trip to the characters and scenes in In Search of Fellini.[44:34] Why Nancy Didn't Play ClaireNancy explains why she realized acting in the film as the mother would distract from the story.[46:02] Maria Bello, Mary Lynn Rajskub, and the CastNancy talks about the actors who brought the film to life and the commitment they brought to the work.[48:00] Returning to Italy After DecadesNancy and her collaborators retrace her old journey, draw from diaries and letters, and rebuild the story.[49:31] Art After FearNancy tells the story of finding a sculpture after a frightening encounter in Venice and how that moment stayed with her.[53:47] Yes, AndJames identifies the improvisational quality in Nancy's life: saying yes to the moment and letting the next connection appear.[56:46] Writing the Script in a WeekAfter years of drafts, the final version comes together quickly because the deeper material had been building for decades.[58:11] Everyone Has an Artist InsideJames and Nancy discuss Fellini's belief that people carry artistic potential that often gets shut down by ordinary life.[01:00:38] Fellini, Bart, and Surreal TruthJames connects Fellini's surreal realism to The Simpsons and Nancy's attraction to Bart.[01:03:50] From One-Woman Show to Feature FilmNancy explains how In Search of Fellini began as a monologue and one-woman show before becoming a movie.[01:07:08] Why The Simpsons LastedNancy credits Springfield's huge cast of relatable characters, the writers, the performers, and the love behind the work.[01:08:42] Nancy's Code for SuccessDo what you love, surround yourself with supporters, be professional, find a mentor, surprise yourself, and seize the moment.[01:10:43] Why the Movie Still Works Without Knowing FelliniJames says viewers do not need to know Fellini to connect with the story of finding the artist inside yourself.[01:12:00] James's Reaction to the FilmJames says the movie made him cry and describes it as a story about finding your authentic self.Additional Resources:Nancy Cartwright Official WebsiteIn Search of Fellini — NetflixNancy Cartwright BiographyNancy Cartwright — Fox / The Simpsons BioNancy Cartwright — Television Academy InterviewIn Search of Fellini — Spotted Cow EntertainmentNancy Cartwright on the Personal Inspiration Behind In Search of FelliniMy Life as a 10-Year-Old BoyLa Strada — The Criterion CollectionFederico Fellini — The Criterion CollectionDaws Butler — Television Academy InterviewsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of Now I've Heard Everything, host Bill Thompson interviews Merryl Goldberg (saxophonist, educator, and activist) and Vince Houghton (NSA Intelligence Historian and author) about their remarkable book, Notes of Deception. In 1985, four young American klezmer musicians from Boston traveled into the Soviet Union on tourist visas. Their covert goal: meet with refusniks—dissidents, activists, and marginalized religious minorities denied emigration—and bring their stories, addresses, and urgent petitions back to the Western world. To bypass strict KGB surveillance and prevent retaliation against the dissidents, Goldberg created a brilliant steganographic music cipher. By encoding Cyrillic and English letters directly into sheet music that visually resembled 12-tone modern classical compositions (such as Bartók or Schoenberg), the team successfully smuggled volumes of vital human rights intelligence past Soviet border control right under the noses of the KGB. Get your copy of Notes of Deception by Merryl Goldberg & Vince HoughtonAs an Amazon Associate, Now I've Heard Everything may earn a commission from qualifying purchases.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to the covert musical operation 02:06 What is a refusnik and why they sought to leave the USSR 03:54 The idea of using music as a secret code 06:13 Creating and disguising the cipher in musical notation 07:57 The security and risks of embedding messages in music 10:00 The story of the Phantom Orchestra and their mission 11:55 The role of the KGB and how the cipher was hidden 14:00 The emotional impact and bravery of the musicians 16:00 Post-mission reflections and the fate of refusniks 18:05 The debate over publicity and safety for refusniks 20:07 The influence of family history and activism 21:47 The story of Pavel and the legacy of the mission 24:07 The mysterious Kevin, the KGB officer 26:10 The enduring importance of trust and human connection 28:01 Conclusion and the legacy of covert art in espionageGuest InformationMerryl Goldberg & Vince HoughtonWebsiteSocial:InstagramDr. Vince HoughtonNational cryptologic Museum Social:X

Is your avocado oil even real? A new UC Davis study tested 54 avocado oil products and most failed authenticity testing. This week on the Now + Then Podcast, Dr. Bart and Callie break down which products missed the mark, why cheaper seed oils end up in your "healthy" swaps, and how to protect yourself at the grocery store. Then they take on the biggest health headlines of the week: the new executive order proposing changes to the childhood vaccine schedule, the newly released Fauci messages about the COVID vaccine and pregnancy, and why the conversation about informed consent matters no matter where you stand. In this episode: The UC Davis avocado oil study: 48 of 54 products failed authenticity testing Why chips, mayos, and salad dressings are the biggest offenders The new vaccine schedule order: what it actually proposes (spacing shots, splitting the MMR, aligning with other countries) Why informed consent and parent autonomy are the real conversation The Fauci texts: what the released messages said about pregnancy and the COVID vaccine Rebuilding trust with your doctor and building a health team you can rely on Full fat dairy is back: the new study showing no increase in weight, body fat, or cholesterol What A2 dairy is and why it may fix your "dairy problem" How to read a food label: why the front is marketing and the back is the truth Seven days of meditation may rewire your brain, plus free daily tools to regulate your nervous system Want to go further? Schedule a health consult with us at Balance Health Studio: https://momence.com/appointments/appointment-reservation/70712?boardId=76851 What's timeless. What's trending. What actually works. New episodes every week. Subscribe so you don't miss one.

By the Summer of 2021, Bart and Krista Halderson were living the quintessential Midwestern life. They owned a beautiful home in Windsor, Wisconsin, and a rustic family cabin up north in White Lake, where they loved spending time together. They were also preparing to cross the finish line of parenting. Their oldest son Mitchell was a successful tech professional, engaged and in the process of buying a house. Their youngest son Chandler was days away from moving to Florida to work for SpaceX. But on July 7th, 2021, the dream shattered. Chandler went to the police station to report his parents missing. Bart and Krista had gone up north to the family cabin for the Fourth of July weekend with an unknown couple. They never came back. Try our coffee! - www.CriminalCoffeeCo.com Become a Patreon member -- > https://www.patreon.com/CrimeWeekly Shop for your Crime Weekly gear here --> https://crimeweeklypodcast.com/shop Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/CrimeWeeklyPodcast Website: CrimeWeeklyPodcast.com Instagram: @CrimeWeeklyPod Twitter: @CrimeWeeklyPod Facebook: @CrimeWeeklyPod ADS: https://www.AbsorbMore.com - Use Code CRIMEWEEKLY for 35% off! https://www.Chime.com/CrimeWeekly - Join fee-free banking with Chime! https://www.FactorMeals.com/CrimeWeekly50Off - Use code CRIMEWEEKLY50OFF for 50% off and FREE daily greens! https://www.BollAndBranch.com/CrimeWeekly - Use code CRIMEWEEKLY for 20% off! https://www.TryFum.com/CrimeWeekly - Start a Good Habit today! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In the final part of this conversation, Mike Sarraille recounts the base attack in Jalalabad where he served as Joint Strike Force commander, dismantles the conspiracy theories surrounding Extortion 17, and shares the story of Guardian dog Bart's final act protecting his handler Jet Li. He then breaks down his transition out of the military, the founding of Talent War Group, and his current role at Overwatch Mission Critical, before diving deep into the booming and controversial world of AI data centers. The episode closes with the story behind the record-breaking 7-continents-in-7-days skydiving mission and his reflections on purpose after service. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Exclusive: Auburn hired zero cops with $3.9M. King County got $15M for just three. Rate hikes expected to increase Seattle electricity bills by 80% over the next 6 years. Bravo’s Andy Cohen pushes back on criticism for having “MAGA Women” on “Real Housewives.” //  LongForm: GUEST: Owner of Leschi's Bluwater Bistro Bart Evans says the City of Seattle is back with an even more distruptive marina project that is causing a major headache for business owners. // Quick Hit: Geraldo Rivera blew a gasket over new shock gloves being used by immigration enforcement.

Another cycle concluded when the 2026 World Cup ended.Bart and Thomas look back at the USMNT's 2026 cycle, from the Interim Era and Berhalter's return to Mauricio Pochettino and the World Cup. They debate whether the team really progressed, what the World Cup revealed, where the biggest problems remain, and what U.S. Soccer must do differently before 2030.Support the show: buymeacoffee.com/soccerforuspod

Guest: Kaye Gitibin, CEO and Founder of Go RentalsCompany: Go Rentals (elite mobility rental serving private aviation, 300+ locations, the only rental company recognized by the Forbes Travel Guide)Host: Bart BerkeyEpisode details: Season 4, Ep. 245Thirty years ago, Kaye Gitibin and his brother Habbas started with seven vans and an idea nobody else in the industry was chasing: what if renting a car felt like checking into a five-star hotel? They called it hospitality on wheels. Today, Go Rentals serves private aviation and luxury travelers across more than 300 locations nationwide, it is the only elite car rental company recognized by the Forbes Travel Guide, and it has never spent a single dollar on advertising. Every bit of growth has come from relationships and referrals.In this conversation with host Bart Berkey, Kaye traces his servant heart back to his mother, who rolled out the red carpet for every guest and cooked what the guest wanted rather than what was convenient. He explains why the answer to every legal and ethical guest request is "yes" (yes, his team once bought a Van Cleef bracelet and sourced an orange G-Wagon on request), why he hires for a "hospitality bone" instead of a resume, and how AI can enhance service by anticipating a guest's needs but can never replace the human touch. Kaye and Bart, a 16-year Ritz-Carlton veteran, connect over a shared belief: in an uncertain, increasingly automated world, the companies that win are the ones that make people feel genuinely cared for. It is a masterclass in noticing, anticipating, and over-delivering, and in taking a client from impressed to obsessed.Key TakeawaysService is the product, not the car. Go Rentals hand-picks its vehicles and keeps every car under 15,000 miles, but Kaye is blunt: guests come for the experience, not the vehicle. A $2,000 hotel room and a $125 room both have a bed. The differentiator is always the service around the thing.The answer is always yes. If a request is legal and ethical, the answer at Go Rentals is yes. That single rule turned a surprise Van Cleef bracelet and an orange G-Wagon into legendary surprise-and-delight moments and lifelong fans.You cannot insert a servant heart, so hire for it. Kaye hires for hospitality instinct over experience. Half the interview is how a candidate treats the receptionist and carries themselves in the lobby. Skills can be trained; a servant heart cannot.Notice, anticipate, over-deliver. Remembering a guest likes red M&Ms, warming the seats before arrival, tracking the plane so the car is already waiting. Small anticipations create outsized loyalty. Their slogan: if the guest has to wait for us, the car is complimentary.Relationships beat advertising. In 30 years, Go Rentals has spent nothing on marketing. Growth has come entirely from referrals and from becoming part of guests' lifestyles, not just their travel day.Learn more about Kaye Gitibin at gorentals.com and follow Go Rentals on LinkedIn.

Don't sell to your community. Just talk to them. DadGang founder Bart Szaniewski started with $750, 100 hats and no real business plan. Four years later, the brand has sold more than a million hats and generated over $36 million in revenue. He's done it while ignoring a lot of conventional DTC advice: DadGang still uses Shopify's free Dawn theme, shoots much of its content on an iPhone and runs a private Facebook group for its community. Bart's philosophy is simple: don't copy what works for someone else. Build around your customer. On this episode of Marketing Trends with Stephanie Postles, Bart explains how DadGang keeps its marketing simple at scale, turns customer feedback into real products, and uses email, SMS and AI without overwhelming the people on the other end.   What you'll learn Why Bart still uses Shopify's free Dawn theme after $36M in revenue The question that changed how DadGang thinks about community How customer feedback turns into real product launches Why emails that aren't trying to sell can still drive revenue How DadGang uses email, SMS and AI without adding unnecessary complexity Why Bart resists arbitrary growth pressure - even at scale   Connect DadGang Co. Bart Szaniewski on LinkedIn Marketing Trends   Chapters 0:00 From $750 and 100 Hats to DadGang 3:23 The Marketing Years Before DadGang 7:13 Why Fatherhood Content Felt Wrong 10:08 $36M Without Forcing Growth 12:40 Why DadGang Still Uses a Free Shopify Theme 15:34 The Martech Stack Is Shrinking 16:16 AI Replaced the Landing Page Process 17:32 Don't Build Around the Algorithm 19:38 "Where Is Your Community?" 21:04 Why 15,000 Dads Still Use Facebook 25:13 When Customers Design the Product 29:07 How Gary Vee Became a Partner 35:18 Email + SMS for a Million-Hat Brand 37:36 Letting AI Choose the Send Time 38:22 Why Non-Selling Emails Still Drive Revenue 41:29 What Comes After a Million Hats?   ----Mission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

We've got a full squad back in the house this week! Bart, Pink, and Sobi all check in with what's been going on in their lives. Then we have on a tremendous guest from Northern Saskatchewan, Emily Head, who's moved to a remote off-grid lodge on Reindeer Lake and has been rebuilding it to chase the DREAM.An incredible Episode that's stuffed with great stories, triumphs, and chasing the dream.~ Download the onX Fish App Today! ~Link: https://bit.ly/4omX8gvUse Code: "CRAPPIE" to save 20%~ Schedule Your FREE Financial Advisor Consultation ~Ben Bartusek - Northwestern MutualPhone: 507-509-2907Email: benjamin.m.bartusek@nm.com~ Past The Barb Social Media ~ Email Us Questions and Feedback: pastthebarbpodcast@gmail.comInstagram: @pastthebarbpodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... ~ Follow Us On Social Media ~ Adam Bartusek Instagram: @adambartusek Adam Bartusek Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adambartbart... Ryan Pinkalla Instagram: @ryan_pinkalla Ryan Pinkalla YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiRa... Sam Sobi Instagram: @sam_sobi_ Sam Sobi Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sobieckfishing

By the Summer of 2021, Bart and Krista Halderson were living the quintessential Midwestern life. They owned a beautiful home in Windsor, Wisconsin, and a rustic family cabin up north in White Lake, where they loved spending time together. They were also preparing to cross the finish line of parenting. Their oldest son Mitchell was a successful tech professional, engaged and in the process of buying a house. Their youngest son Chandler was days away from moving to Florida to work for SpaceX. But on July 7th, 2021, the dream shattered. Chandler went to the police station to report his parents missing. Bart and Krista had gone up north to the family cabin for the Fourth of July weekend with an unknown couple. They never came back. Try our coffee! - www.CriminalCoffeeCo.com Become a Patreon member -- > https://www.patreon.com/CrimeWeekly Shop for your Crime Weekly gear here --> https://crimeweeklypodcast.com/shop Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/CrimeWeeklyPodcast Website: CrimeWeeklyPodcast.com Instagram: @CrimeWeeklyPod Twitter: @CrimeWeeklyPod Facebook: @CrimeWeeklyPod ADS: https://www.Ladder.fit/CrimeWeekly - Get a 7-Day FREE trial and $10 off your first month! https://www.HelixSleep.com/CrimeWeekly - Get 20% off sitewide! IQBAR - Text WEEKLY to 64000 for 20% off ALL IQBAR products and FREE shipping! https://www.TryFUM.com - Get a FREE gift with your purchase! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Another jam-packed episode of Sports Cards Nonsense with Mike and Jesse. We're live in the new studio and the bounties for the Cooper Flagg Debut Patch are getting higher and higher. Plus, Bryan and Danny from Black & Gold Sports Cards stop by. We also hear from Logan Paul and Gary Vee from Jesse's panel with them and Gronk with Gio at The National. 0:00 - Intro to the new studio 2:30 - Are collectors experiencing post-National FOMO? 8:00 - Cooper Flagg Bounty 12:10 - Market Predictions for the rest of 2026 15:30 - Grading Shutdowns 21:00 - Bryan and Danny from Black & Gold Sports Cards Join the show 22:45 - How did the idea to bring Bart the Robot to The National come up? 43:55 - Gio on comps at The National after pushback from his Bobby Orr video Follow Sports Cards Nonsense: https://www.tiktok.com/@sportscardsnonsense https://www.instagram.com/sports_cards_nonsense/ https://x.com/SCN_Pod https://www.facebook.com/groups/sportscardsnonsense https://collectibleslife.beehiiv.com/subscribe Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

By the Summer of 2021, Bart and Krista Halderson were living the quintessential Midwestern life. They owned a beautiful home in Windsor, Wisconsin, and a rustic family cabin up north in White Lake, where they loved spending time together. They were also preparing to cross the finish line of parenting. Their oldest son Mitchell was a successful tech professional, engaged and in the process of buying a house. Their youngest son Chandler was days away from moving to Florida to work for SpaceX. But on July 7th, 2021, the dream shattered. Chandler went to the police station to report his parents missing. Bart and Krista had gone up north to the family cabin for the Fourth of July weekend with an unknown couple. They never came back. Try our coffee! - www.CriminalCoffeeCo.com Become a Patreon member -- > https://www.patreon.com/CrimeWeekly Shop for your Crime Weekly gear here --> https://crimeweeklypodcast.com/shop Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/CrimeWeeklyPodcast Website: CrimeWeeklyPodcast.com Instagram: @CrimeWeeklyPod Twitter: @CrimeWeeklyPod Facebook: @CrimeWeeklyPod ADS: https://www.Talkiatry.com/CrimeWeekly - Get matched with an in-network psychiatrist in minutes! https://www.MintMobile.com/CrimeWeekly - Get premium wireless for just $15 a month! https://www.Revolve.com/CrimeWeekly - Use code CRIMEWEEKLY for 15% off! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.