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On the morning of Thursday night's game against the Steelers, Ken wants to whoop it up about the 2-1 start while Lima keeps accusing him of sounding scared and of talking himself into the hype. Ken argues it feels like a changing of the guard, with a young roster, Mason Graham playing great, and a Steelers team distracted by the Joey Porter Jr. trade, but his doubts about Deshaun Watson hold him back. Callers weigh in on the run game and the Browns' chances, and Ken and Lima detour into Mike Tomlin's viral Minecraft city.

We vibe check the best way we know how with some vibes from candy sessions as we ease into how the lads have been with stories from the week and the weekend! How long does it take you to feel at home in a new house the mandem talk about it. Andyvillians get a spicy recap of andys weekend..that leads to an interesting conversation about baton passing etiquette & more relay rules! not forgetting high thoughts and more vibes.Follow us on Instagram & TikTok @thechopshopodke also like share & subscribe.

The restructure fails when judgment never transfers. In part two of this two-part series, Brianna introduces what she calls the baton pass: organizing a team around the phases of the client journey instead of around who's on the roster. She walks through her own four-person structure, from intake to concierge execution, and uses a Michelin-star dining mishap to show why transferring judgment, not just tasks, is what actually lets travel advisors step back.

BJU equips students to impact the world as they live for truth, seize opportunities and embrace life experiences. Standing on the authority of the Bible, BJU shapes heads, hearts and backbones for Christ by equipping students to lead lives of integrity and influence others for God's glory. www.bju.edu 175

Kelli O'Neill hated running at school. These days, she's a trail runner and ultra runner who has taken on everything from UTA 50 to Delirious 100 milers, with plenty of adventures, wrong turns and good stories along the way. In this episode, we chat about how a women's triathlon helped lead Kelli towards trail running, why being out in the bush and sharing adventures with friends became such a big part of her life, and how running has given her confidence that carries into life away from the trails. Kelli also has a fascinating career in river health and ecology in Western Australia, and I loved hearing how often her work and trail running worlds overlap. We also talk about staying motivated when you'd rather stay in bed, choosing events that suit the runner you are, and keeping some fun and adventure in your training. A few of Kelli's simple tips: Get your gear ready the night before and decide where you're going to run. Make plans with someone else when you can. Give yourself something new or interesting to explore. Sometimes forget pace and distance and simply head out for an adventure run. And of course, Kelli answers Alyssa Wilkinson's Pass the Baton question before leaving one for my next guest.

Through The Crowd: The Others - Ben Workman

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What happens when running has always been part of who you are… and suddenly your body changes what running can look like? This week on the ZenRUN Podcast, I'm chatting with runner, triathlete and physiotherapist Alissa Wilkinson. Alissa grew up in the little surf town of Crescent Head before moving to Virginia in the US as a teenager, where swimming was replaced by cross country and track, and she really started to see herself as a runner. Since then, running has taken her through triathlon, age-group success, injury, motherhood and a return to sport that looked very different from anything she'd expected. After the birth of her first child, Alyssa suffered a serious pelvic floor injury that left her unable to run and dramatically changed both her everyday life and her career. She shares very openly what that period was like, the long road back, and how she eventually returned not only to running, but to competing in triathlon again. We also chat about the frustration of having physical limits when you still have a very competitive brain, why strength has become such an important part of Alyssa's running, and her belief that sometimes we need to stop asking whether our body is “made for running” and start looking at whether the way we're training needs to change. Alyssa also shares some really practical tips for runners: Have a plan. She finds training much harder to get done when she doesn't know exactly what she's working towards or what the session is. Strength doesn't have to take hours. Alissa says you can get a lot done with two half-hour strength sessions a week. Adjust strength around your running. If you're racing, strength may play more of a supporting role. When you're not racing, there may be room to make it more of a priority. Feeling stiff doesn't always mean the run will feel terrible. Alyssa suggests spending two or three minutes doing simple running drills or stepping exercises before you head out, or even stopping briefly during the early part of a run to do them. If running feels like a struggle, add some walking. Starting with a little walk/run can help you get moving without turning the session into a battle. And of course we finish with Pass the Baton, where Frank Collins asks Alissa to describe one of her worst foot injury stories in as much graphic detail as possible.

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Passing the baton is the natural rhythm of every profession, every art form, and every generation. The new group builds upon the accomplishments of those who came before. Then, in time, they hand the baton to those who follow them. It's the natural cycle of life.This Essay discusses baton-passing in various contextsCLICK HERE

Mike Riccardi • Joshua 24:11–24:14 • GraceLife

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Through The Crowd: The Disciples - Ben Workman

Through The Crowd: The Man on the Mat - Ben Workman

Frank Collins hated running growing up. These days, he seems to have a habit of looking for running challenges that appear slightly ridiculous and thinking, that sounds good.

Genesis 48

Passing The Baton

In this roundtable episode of The Behavioral View, hosts Dr. Nissa Intarachote Van Etten and Elizabeth Barajas are joined by a panel of clinical and product leaders from CentralReach —Autumn Bailey, Ben Knaebel, Katie Huba, and Allison Frazier — to discuss the evolution of assessment practice in ABA and school psychology. The panel describes the four-phase item review of the ABLLS-R and AFLS (evaluating inclusivity, clarity, relevance, and item ordering via item response theory), the development of the AI Measures/Outcome Measures platform (CR Assessment 2.0) that integrates standardized, norm-referenced measures with skill-based assessment, and a data-derived treatment dosage and strategy algorithm. Discussion also addresses how practitioners can appropriately assess and address co-occurring symptoms such as anxiety and ADHD within their scope of practice, and the importance of cross-disciplinary collaboration among BCBAs, school psychologists, and other providers in supporting whole-child, outcome-driven care. To earn a 1 Learning BACB CEU OR 1 NASP CPD for listening, click here, log in or sign up, pay the CEU/CPD fee, + take the knowlege check quiz to generate your certificate! Don't forget to subscribe and follow and leave us a rating and review. Show Notes: References Baer, D. M., Wolf, M. M., & Risley, T. R. (1968). Some current dimensions of applied behavior analysis. Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 1(1), 91–97. Padilla, K., Weston, R., Morgan, G., Lively, P., & O'Guinn, N. (2023). Validity and Reliability Evidence for Assessments Based in Applied Behavior Analysis: A Systematic Review. Behavior Modification, 47(1), 247–288. https://doi.org/10.1177/01454455221098151 Partington, J. W. (2010), The ABLLS-R—The Assessment of Basic Language and Learning Skills-Revised, Walnut Creek, CA: Behavior Analysts, Inc. Partington, J. W., & Mueller, M. M. (2013). The Assessment of Functional Living Skills: School Skills Assessment Protocol. San Francisco: Behavior Analysts, Inc. and Stimulus Publications. Sparrow, S. S., Cicchetti, D. V., & Saulnier, C. A. (2016). Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales, Third Edition (Vineland-3). San Antonio, TX: Pearson.

Matsuri Brisbane brought together people united by a shared love of Japanese culture, alongside a new generation of young leaders. Through cultural exchange and community connections, the festival highlighted the growing bonds between Australia and Japan. - 日豪友好協力基本条約締結50周年の節目に開催された「Matsuri Brisbane」。会場では日本文化を愛する人々や次世代の若者たちが交流し、日本とオーストラリアを結ぶ絆の広がりを見せました。その現場を取材しました。Listen to SBS Japanese Audio on Tue, Thu and Fri from 1pm on SBS 3. Replays from 10pm on Tue, Thu and Sat on SBS1. Listen to past stories from our podcast.  Download the free SBS Audio App and don't forget to visit SBS Japanese Facebook and Instagram page! - SBSの日本語放送は火木金の午後１時からSBS3で生放送！火木土の夜10時からはおやすみ前にSBS1で再放送が聞けます。SBS日本語放送ポッドキャストから過去のストーリーを聞くこともできます。無料でダウンロードできるSBS Audio Appもどうぞ。SBS 日本語放送のFacebookとInstagramもお忘れなく。

In this episode of the ZenRUN Podcast, I chat with trail and ultra runner Nida Collins. Nida grew up in Bangkok, where heading out the door for a run definitely wasn't part of everyday life. In fact, her own running journey didn't really begin until years later in Australia, thanks in part to a Kelpie Labrador called Arnold. Since then, running has taken Nida a very long way from those early jogs. She's discovered a love of trails and ultras, taken on some seriously challenging terrain, run in some beautiful places around the world and, more recently, completed 24 yards and 162km at Melbourne Front Yard Ultra. But what I really enjoyed about this conversation is Nida's approach to running. We talk about fear and what happens when you keep going back to something that scares you. We chat about the strange mental game of backyard ultras, dealing with the moments when a race isn't going the way you hoped, and why sometimes the best strategy for getting yourself out for a run is simply not to think about it too much! We also talk about running as a way to explore when you travel, why Nida always packs her running gear, and some rather impressive Thai trail race aid stations. Let's just say Australian aid stations may have some catching up to do.

Through The Crowd - Ben Workman

In this episode, we honor the life well lived of Dolly Parton. Join us as we revisit her humble beginnings and remarkable career, celebrate the many ways she's changed the cultural landscape, and unpack the very particular Dolly magic that has kept her in a category all her own. Plus, Knox and Jamie make predictions for who might be best suited to follow in her legendary footsteps.Relevant links: Our full show notes are at knoxandjamie.com/674We're celebrating one year of our newest podcast: Shelf Respect. Learn more at readwithshelfrespect.com or become a Hardback at patreon.com/shelfrespectRIP Dolly Parton Listen to the Steel Magnolias Cinema Sidepiece at knoxandjamie.com/dollyHer Career: Wikipedia | IMDb | Discography | Filmography Call outs: Dolly Parton as a Gay Icon Wiki | BK Crown Video | Cake Boxes | Dolly's Life of Many Colors Museum | Dolly: A True Original Musical | Vegas Residency | 2022's Mountain Magic ChristmasCharity Legacy: Imagination Library | Dollywood Foundation | Covid Vaccine Research DonationDPSSP (™): Pedro Pascal | Greg Maddux | Keke Palmer | Gary from Teen Mom | Shia LaBeouf | Laura Dern | Tyler Childers | Michael J. Fox | Adam Sandler | Ebon Moss-BachrachTaking the Baton?: Taylor Swift | Keke Palmer | Sabrina Carpenter | Reese Witherspoon Drive bys: Ricky Schroder | Chattanooga Medicine Company | Who Wants To Be A Millionaire | Why Jamie's canceled Shadow | Ridley Scott | Jack Barton as Bond | Rogue Heroes Red Light Mentions: Luke Bryan - Signs | ACOTAR | Mel GibsonGreen Lights:Jamie: show - Furious Knox: show - Furious | docuseries - Death of the Pastor's Wife | podcast - Dolly Parton's AmericaBonus segment: Join us on Patreon to listen ad-free and get exclusive weekly and monthly content. Episode sponsors: Square | Hers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are you ready to multiply your kingdom impact by empowering the next generation? In this episode of The Business as Mission Podcast, pioneer Mike Baer shares crucial insights on passing the baton, breaking the sacred-secular divide, and stepping into intentional kingdom business leadership.Transitioning from active leadership to mentoring requires a fundamental shift in identity and purpose. In this candid conversation, hosts Jono Brake and João Mordomo chat with BAM veteran Mike Baer about his transition into a legacy role focused on multiplication and sage-level coaching. Discover how viewing business as mission transforms workplace ministry, dismantles the false sacred-secular split, and empowers leaders to fulfill the Great Commission among unreached peoples.Key Takeaways• Dismantling the Sacred vs. Secular Myth: Learn why business is not just a secondary funding mechanism, but a direct, primary platform for Great Commission disciple-making.• The Power of 2 Timothy 2:2 Multiplication: Discover why true kingdom leadership requires stepping out of the spotlight to coach and raise up the next generation of marketplace pioneers.•From Marketplace Skills to Kingdom Value: See how foundational pastoral communication and problem-solving skills translate directly into high-impact corporate consulting and lean business execution.• Reclaiming Identity Beyond What You Do: Unpack the crucial spiritual lesson of anchoring identity in being a friend of God rather than tying personal worth to corporate titles or active ministry roles.Connect with Us:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@officialbampodcastTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@officialbampodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/officialbampodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/officialbampodcast/

Celebrating 75 Years of God's Faithfulness to COD at our All Church Picnic at Dallastown's Football Field! Pastor Bob and Karen hand the baton of leadership over to Pastor Don and Donna as the new Lead Pastor of COD.

2 Timothy 1 Rev. Dr. Marc Shefelton

The faith didn't start with us, and it isn't supposed to stop with us.Hebrews 12 reminds us that we're part of something so much bigger thanourselves. We honor those who came before us, we faithfully run the race God hasgiven us, and we do everything we can to pass on a faith worth following to thenext generation.The baton is in our hands. Let's run our race, pass it well, and keep our eyes fixedon Jesus.

Do you feel like you've hit a spiritual "dead zone"?For many lightworkers and starseeds, the connection that once felt so clear now seems distant or even silent. It's easy to feel like you've been abandoned or that your progress has stalled—but what if this shift is actually a sign of your greatest transformation yet?In this video, I share a critical update on the current state of the New Earth transition. We explore why your external guidance may have shifted and what it truly means for your individual path. If you've been struggling with a "vibrational wobble" or feeling the weight of the old energy rising up, this message will help you understand the next step in your evolution and how to stabilize your field for what's coming next.It's time to see through the noise and step into the role you were born for.

Launched from scratch in 2018, Matsuri Brisbane has grown into an event that now attracts around 30,000 visitors. This year, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Australia-Japan Basic Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation, the festival will feature an interactive art project in which visitors add their fingerprints to create an art of cherry blossoms and jacarandas, symbolising the friendship and enduring bonds between Australia and Japan. - 2018年にゼロからスタートした「Matsuri Brisbane」は、今では約3万人が集まるイベントへと成長しました。今年は日豪友好協力基本条約締結50周年を記念し、来場者一人ひとりのフィンガープリントで桜とジャカランダを描く参加型アートプロジェクトを実施。日豪の友情と絆を形にします。Listen to SBS Japanese Audio on Tue, Thu and Fri from 1pm on SBS 3.Replays from 10pm on Tue, Thu and Sat on SBS1.Listen to past stories from our podcast.  Download the free SBS Audio App and don't forget to visit SBS Japanese Facebook and Instagram page! - SBSの日本語放送は火木金の午後１時からSBS3で生放送！火木土の夜10時からはおやすみ前にSBS1で再放送が聞けます。SBS日本語放送ポッドキャストから過去のストーリーを聞くこともできます。無料でダウンロードできるSBS Audio Appもどうぞ。SBS 日本語放送のFacebookとInstagramもお忘れなく。

Send us Fan MailNike Running Global Head Coach, Chris Bennett, joins us to share his definition of winning. Simply put, leave something better than you found it. Winning comes through action, and here's how to take it. Chris shares insights from his new book, 'This Is About Running. This Is Not About Running.'Thank you for tuning in! If you feel led, please subscribe & share the show to others who you believe would benefit from it.Keep in touch below!Join The Unshakeable Discipline Community! Winning Is... Weekly Newsletter!LinkedIn | www.linkedin.com/in/ryanacass/Instagram | @ryanacass

This very special episode of The Baton attempts to right a very major wrong from episode 54 of the podcast, which featured a robust discussion of the score for The Empire Strikes Back. In that episode, co-hosts Jeff Commings and Jim Nova neglected to mention the 15-minute Hoth battle sequence. On this episode, the two spend almost the entire time breaking down that sequence's music, from its similarities to Richard Strauss' tone poems to the use of 26 percussion instruments as John Williams flexed his musical muscles once again. Enjoy this detailed analysis of the music for one of the best action sequences put on film.

The 94 WIP Morning Show examines the Phillies' hitting improvements following a team meeting focused on OBP and the passing the baton strategy. They also discuss the importance of the Eagles' joint practices, Zack Wheeler's recent dead arm concerns, and host a celebrity name game. 02:20 - Eagles Joint Practice 03:55 - Phillies Infield Play 09:55 - Hitting Strategy Shift 12:30 - Zack Wheeler Struggles 13:48 - Rush Ticket Contest

Sermon Series: "Wandering In The Wilderness"Spring/Summer 2026Season 13Episode 12

In this episode of the ZenRUN Podcast, I chat with Western Australian ultra runner David Martin. David works in IT and finance, once spent his teenage years sailing yachts to Rottnest Island, accidentally became president of AURA, owns several running phones and has a collection of boxer shorts chosen by his children for different stages of his ultra races. As you do. David grew up in Fremantle in a multicultural family, with a Polish mum and Russian/Ukrainian family heritage on his dad's side. He describes himself as much more academic than sporty, although he always enjoyed running, even when he was near the back of the school cross-country field. His adult running journey began when a mate entered a team in the Busselton Half Ironman without actually having a team. David agreed to run the half marathon leg, downloaded a sub-two-hour training plan and finished in 1:59:40. Mission accomplished. From there came half marathons, trail races and a growing curiosity about how far he could go. But in 2020, everything changed. After taking steroids for a medical condition, David developed severe damage in his hips. A surgeon told him his left hip was unsalvageable, his right hip was at risk and he would probably need a hip replacement within 18 months. He was also told he would never run again. David fainted in the surgeon's office. After spending several years away from running, he gradually began walking again. Walking felt too slow, so he tried running. There was no pain. He increased the distance, completed a 10km event, progressed to a half marathon and then decided to run almost every half marathon he could find in Western Australia. Naturally, this eventually led him to the Feral Pig 50km. From there, David's running journey escalated rather quickly. He jumped from 50km to the Delirious W.E.S.T. 100 miler, then completed Cape to Cape, Feral Pig and other major ultras before stepping up to the Delirious W.E.S.T. 200 miler. David shares how he mentally approached the 200 miler by treating the first 100 miles as the journey to the start line of a race he already knew he could complete. It worked. Although there were some very dark moments, including briefly hoping a snake might bite him so he would have a legitimate reason to stop. Later in the race, when he actually encountered snakes, his attitude had changed considerably. “Don't you dare.” We talk about the strange mental places ultra running can take you, what it feels like to spend days alone on the trail and how David deliberately clears unfinished conversations, work problems and life admin before a race. Instead of using the trail to solve problems, David tries to arrive with what he calls an “empty brain”. He focuses on the scenery, wildlife, people and experience around him. David rarely listens to anything while running because he wants to fully experience nature, although during the lowest points of Delirious he discovered that the right song could help change his mood and get him moving again. We also chat about: Why David runs with a separate phone during races His fear of spiders and the discovery of “spider baseball” The importance of respecting the trail, wildlife and other runners Why his children choose his race outfits Kermit, Bluey, SpongeBob and shark boxer shorts Accidentally leaving two left socks at an aid station Blisters, swollen feet and losing six toenails His first trip to emergency after Delirious Why his physio believes strong muscles may help protect his damaged hips His dream of finding the limits of how far he can go The Bibbulmun Track and fastest known time ideas Why race entries help give his training a clear purpose The impact ultra training has on family life The pride, fear and support that comes from David's wife and children Why he believes runners rarely achieve these things alone The community of volunteers, medics, physios, family and fellow runners who help us reach the finish line David also shares plenty of practical lessons from his rapid rise through the ultra distances. David's Running Tips Build gradually, even when the next challenge feels exciting David used marathons, 50km events and looped ultras to test his body, equipment and nutrition before moving into longer distances. Train on the terrain you will race on Before his first marathon, David repeatedly drove an hour each way to practise on the actual course. Use smaller events to test your systems David used a looped 50-mile event to test shoes, nutrition, Tailwind and race equipment before attempting his first 100 miler. Expect your feet to swell David loosens his shoelaces later in races and plans shoe and sock changes around how his feet respond over long distances. Strength work matters After being told he would need a hip replacement, David built strength around his hips. His physio now believes that this additional muscular support may help him avoid surgery. Deal with life before you reach the start line David tries to resolve difficult conversations, emails and unfinished problems before racing so he can stay present rather than spending hours mentally stewing over something he cannot fix from the trail. Let the event become your permission to disconnect During long races, David removes work email, uses a separate phone and allows himself to be unreachable. Respect the environment and the people around you Carry the required safety equipment, look after other runners, respect wildlife and remember that the next person along the trail may be the one who helps you in an emergency. Do not assume you have to do it alone David credits fellow runners, race volunteers, family members, medics, his physio and the broader trail community with helping him reach the start and finish lines. Carry toilet paper or wet wipes This lesson may have been learned the hard way on a beach at 3am during Delirious. David's message is simple. Do not assume that a huge running goal is impossible. You may not know how you will reach it yet, but you can learn, build experience and find people who will help you along the way. The Ultra Stats website: https://statistik.d-u-v.org/ And make sure you stay until the end to hear David answer Kat Booth's Pass the Baton question: “What shoes, if you had to, would you chop up to make it to the end of your race? You might have to tape them, chop them up or cut open the toe box. Which pair would you do, and what would it take for you to decide to chop them up?” You will also hear the question David has chosen for my next guest. Let's just say the Pass the Baton questions may be developing a slightly concerning toilet theme.

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Mike Riccardi • Joshua 24:11–24:14 • GraceLife

Hearing God - Ben Workman

Pastor Daniel Bridgman discuss an important topic of how to pass the baton of an important role you hold in life. 

Some say Brendan Becker grew his enormous beard to soften the dangerously sharp wit that lurks beneath... Having worked as an international fly-fishing guide for many years. Brendan has taken clients and chased monsters in some incredibly wild places. Having hung up his guiding waders, he now passes on his knowledge and incredible stories to customers visiting the Johannesburg brand of Mavungana fly fishing - South Africa. Now we get to hear some too. Hang on folks, we've hooked a big one here.A huge thanks again to Brendan and Mavungana for allowing us to record in your space.Give Brendan a follow on Instagram, Follow the Mavungana site and Instagram while you're at it too.Give Robin and The Wild Dispatch a follow on Instagram + Facebook...Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and watch on YouTube too.

Welcome to Season 6 of the Pass the Baton podcast! As a new school year begins, Kathryn and Theresa kick off the season by looking beyond lesson plans, classroom setup, and first-day logistics to explore the invisible decisions that shape the entire year. Through five reflective questions, they discuss what teachers can truly control, what students should own, how classroom routines communicate trust, when compliance is necessary (and when it isn't), and which traditions are worth keeping—or reimagining. Together, they challenge listeners to create learning environments that prioritize student ownership, creativity, and meaningful engagement from day one.Rather than offering another back-to-school checklist, this conversation encourages educators to begin the year with intentionality. Kathryn and Theresa share practical examples from their own classrooms while reminding listeners that small mindset shifts can have a lasting impact on students' confidence and growth. The episode concludes with a simple intentions exercise, inviting teachers to reflect on what they want students to leave their classroom believing, what they will stop doing this year, and what they want students to truly own as learners.Join the Back-to-School Challenge! Check out the Coffee Club back-to-school sale - good through August 31, 2026. A note from our Sponsor:You Love Teaching. But Is the Job Taking Too Much From You?Nobody becomes a music educator because they want to spend their evenings answering emails, worrying about budgets, planning fundraisers, organizing trips, or lying awake thinking about everything they didn't get done.We do it because we love changing students' lives.But somewhere along the way, many of us begin sacrificing our own health, relationships, and well-being in the process. We convince ourselves that's just part of the job.It doesn't have to be.I'm Lesley Moffat, host of the Band Director Boot Camp podcast, and after years of burnout that seriously impacted my own health, I discovered there was a better way. That's why I wrote I Love My Job, But It's Killing Me, a practical guide to helping educators reclaim their time, protect their well-being, and continue doing the work they love without sacrificing themselves.I'd love to send you a free copy.Visit mpowerededucator.com/freebook and take the first step toward amplifying your impact, not your workload.Support the showLearn more about Pass the BatonPass the Baton websiteJoin the Coffee ClubSupport Pass the BatonAmplify student voice with Exit Tickets for Self Reflection

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Mike Riccardi • Joshua 24:11–24:14 • GraceLife

Yerrrrrr! Pull up because we're chatting Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Feeling extra New York this episode we might as well be web slinging in Timbs. The original three hosts come together to discuss the trials and tribulations of Peter Parker as a NY lonely boy and what stress really does to the body when you have powers. We try to work out if Marvel is making Peter the face of the MCU or not, if MJ and Ned will get their memories back and is that bus going to Westchester? We debut a new debate format for our audience to join the convo. Each host will state their case for their strongest takes and you as listeners get to decide which take you agree with the most. Comment here, on YouTube, IG or TikTok or in DM's to let us know which take you vote for. The winner will be revealed in a future episode. Tap in and chill out with the 2Nerds and an Actor podcast!00:00 Welcome to the Brand New Day Debate02:39 Spider-Man Can't Be the Face of the MCU?06:50 Does the Punisher Need a Softer Side?09:06 Is Tom Holland Passing the Baton?12:37 Final Ratings and Spoiler Warning15:21 The Flight Attendant Who Spoiled Everything17:26 What Brand New Day Gets Right21:02 Grief, Mental Health and Peter Parker25:47 Does This Spider-Man Have His Own Villains?29:38 Jean Grey, Mutants and the X-Men Setup34:31 The MJ Twist and Peter's Lost Memories38:09 Hulk, Punisher and The Hand44:38 Skip Venom—or Finally Do It Right?46:06 Miles Morales, Nexus Spider-Man and Peter's Death54:15 Battleworld, Westchester and Wonder Man Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Living A Generous Life - Terry Workman

Series: Youth Weekend 2026Service: Sun AMType: SermonSpeaker: Stonehart, Keith

Podcast Episode Description "A successful exit isn't about leaving your business. It's about leaving the world a better place after you leave it." Host Laurie Barkman welcomes back Scott Snider, President of the Exit Planning Institute — the organization behind the Certified Exit Planning Advisor designation and the Value Acceleration Methodology — for a return conversation four years in the making.  Since their last episode in 2022, EPI has grown from 3,000 to 11,000 CEPAs, Scott has navigated his own leadership succession from his father Chris, and the exit planning profession has undergone one of its most significant evolutions yet.  Scott and Laurie unpack what has changed — and what hasn't — about how business owners think about exit planning, why personal planning remains the weakest leg of the stool, and why exit strategy and business strategy are not two separate conversations. Key Insights: The leadership transformation nobody talks about is the internal one. Scott went from a militant, gritty leadership style — forged running a landscape construction company — to leading a 56-person team of highly educated, motivated professionals who needed to be led completely differently. His biggest surprise? Discovering he was capable of leading with empathy, grace, and love. The style that built his first business would have destroyed this one. Decades of success does not equal transferable value. Business owners can have profitable products, great people, loyal customers, and a lifestyle they love — and still have nothing a buyer actually wants. Scott draws a sharp line between income and value, between success and significance. The gap between the two is exactly why exit planning exists — and exactly why owners keep kicking the can. Baby Boomers, Gen Xers, and Millennials are asking completely different exit questions. Baby Boomers — who own 51% of privately held companies at an average age of 67 — are navigating a 50-year identity crisis. Gen Xers want out early so they can actually live, with 38% between 45 and 59 planning to exit earlier than their predecessors. And Millennials have grown up inside value acceleration thinking — they're already building to sell. Personal planning is still the weakest leg of the stool — and that needs to change. Despite all the evolution in exit planning since 2005, personal planning remains the area most business owners defer, dismiss, or avoid entirely. Scott's challenge to the profession: stop treating it as the soft stuff. Who am I with and without my business is the most important question a founder can answer — and most never do. Exit strategy and business strategy are the same conversation. Every decision a business owner makes today is already affecting their future exit value. Scott reframes the entire conversation: instead of positioning exit planning as something you do when you're ready to leave, position it as what makes your business stronger, more financeable, and more valuable right now. The foot in the door is helping owners grow a better company — the exit conversation follows naturally. The profession is growing — but awareness is still the biggest gap. With 11,000 CEPAs and a path to 20,000, EPI's CEPA credential could become the second largest professional credential in the country. But even at 20,000, it would still be a fraction of the 250,000 CFPs. The next five years are about activation — helping advisors start the conversation with owners earlier, and meeting owners where they are before a triggering event forces their hand. Chapters: 00:04 Introduction and Four Years Later — What's Changed 01:56 Welcome Back: Scott Snider Returns to Succession Stories 02:57 What Scott Did When He Got the Baton at EPI 04:10 First Year Priorities: Structure, People, and Culture 05:58 The Challenge of Succeeding a Founder — Even a Non-Traditional One 09:28 The Biggest Personal Surprise of Scott's Leadership Journey 10:55 Head, Heart, and Wallet: The Balance of Leadership 12:16 How the Exit Planning Conversation Has Evolved Since 2022 14:34 Are Business Owners Asking Different Questions Today? 17:00 Gen X, Baby Boomers, and Millennials: Three Different Exit Mindsets 19:18 The Biggest Misconception About Exit Planning That Still Frustrates Scott 22:19 Personal Planning and the Card Sorting Exercise 25:13 Decades of Success But Zero Significance — Why Owners Kick the Can 26:15 What Needs to Happen to Make Exit Planning Mainstream 29:50 How Advisors Should Start the Conversation With Business Owners 30:32 Exit Strategy IS Business Strategy 32:42 Lightning Round: Books, Advice, and Finishing the Sentence 34:13 What Scott Hopes His Dad Would Say About the Last Four Years