Podcasts about Beamon

In this episode, originally recorded as a community call, Jennifer sits down with Djuana Beamon, the Chief Diversity and Corporate Social Responsibility Officer at Empower. With a wealth of experience across various industries, including financial services, pharma, insurance, and healthcare, Djuana shares her journey in the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) space. She also discusses the importance of self-care, building a supportive village, and fostering authentic relationships with senior leaders to drive meaningful change. Discover the challenges and opportunities in the current DEI landscape and the success of Empower's innovative sponsorship program, which pairs senior executives with talent from different levels of the organization to promote mutual mentoring and growth.

Reel Week | 107:On this week's show, special guest Will Beamon returns to discuss his directorial debut short film, THE ROOMMATE.Plus:Mini Reviews of new releases as well as Academy nominated filmsLarge Popcorn Movie Awards 2024 Nominees Announced!Stay tuned for our Marquee topic of the show episode next week where we conclude our Thrilling Winter.Mini ReviewsMadame WebAmerican FictionThe Zone of InterestNext episode: Heat | Thrilling WinterTimestamps:00:00:00 - Show Start00:02:53 - Director's Chair00:25:26 - Madame Web00:41:54 - American Fiction00:51:12 - The Zone of Interest00:57:15- Large Popcorn Movie Awards 2024 Nominees01:08:45- OutroSocials:Cristian on Twitter: @_isoCristianCristian on Letterboxd: isoCristianHugo on twitter: @Hugo_PinaiHugo on Letterboxd: Hugo_PWill on Instagram: @wbeamon7Rocket Hill Productions on Instagram: @rockethillproductionsHelpful Links Large Popcorn linktree Large Popcorn on Twitter: @ LargePopcornPod Dial-in to the show via SpeakPipe! Keep up with all the films we watch on every show at my letterboxd profile Check out our merch on bonfire!

durée : 00:02:07 - Esprit sport - Âgé aujourd'hui de 77 ans, l'Américain Bob Beamon a décidé de mettre aux enchères sa médaille d'or des JO de 1968 quand il avait réalisé le "saut du siècle" à 8 mètres 90.

The Health Advocates are joined by Nika Beamon who lives with IgG4-related disease (IgG-RD), a group of fibroinflammatory conditions that can impact various tissues, often leading to tumor-like growth or organ dysfunction. Nika shares her 17-year journey to an IgG4-RD diagnosis, including how she advocated for herself. She offers valuable tips for fellow chronic illness patients, highlighting the unique considerations people with autoimmune diseases have in everyday life. “So there's so many things that do alter your life. But at the end of the day, you got one life, so you got to live it, and so I just choose to live it regardless of the fact that this is how it's built,” says Nika. Among the highlights in this episode:00:50: Nika gives an in-depth account of her health struggles, which began in college. She discusses her IgG4 symptoms like constant fatigue, joint pain, and spontaneous fevers, which baffled doctors for years 04:25: Nika emphasizes the importance of self-advocacy and the need for patients to have all their medical records organized 05:20: After years of suffering, a top rheumatologist identifies Nika's condition, marking a significant turning point in her journey 05:35: Zoe Rothblatt, Associate Director of Community Outreach at GHLF, asks about Nika's reaction to finally receiving a diagnosis, underscoring the emotional impact of living undiagnosed for such a long period 07:46: Nika delves into her decision to write about her health journey and shares her personal experience of opening up to coworkers, revealing the challenges of living with a hidden illness 09:14: Nika discusses the complexities of diagnosing autoimmune diseases and the significance of patients being proactive, keeping detailed records, and ensuring doctors are listening to their concerns 13:01: Zoe emphasizes the challenges of managing a chronic illness, including the constant advocacy required, the need for continuous learning, and the difficulties in communicating with doctors 14:00: Nika discusses her experiences during the pandemic, especially the disparity between how she and others perceived the impact of illnesses like COVID 18:34: Nika emphasizes the importance of advocacy, surrounding oneself with a supportive community, and recognizing the disease as just a part of oneself 20:02: What our hosts learned from this episode Contact Our Hosts Steven Newmark, Director of Policy at GHLF: snewmark@ghlf.org Zoe Rothblatt, Associate Director, Community Outreach at GHLF: zrothblatt@ghlf.org We want to hear what you think. Send your comments in the form of an email, video, or audio clip of yourself to podcasts@ghlf.org Catch up on all our episodes on our website or on your favorite podcast channel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jerrel Beamon talks about his hit comedy show the last Thursday of the month at Wileys comedy club titled "Comedy For The People" where he puts on some of the most talented comedians today , each month with an incredible new lineup he's taking comedy to new heights and proving that independent shows are not just a trend but a staple in the Dayton comedy scene --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themorningwoodspodcast/message

In this episode, guest Nigel Maynard and Kelly Beamon examines the intersection of design, architecture, and journalism. Nigel F. Maynard is an award-winning editor and journalist who covers architecture, design, construction and homebuilding industry. He spent 14 years at Hanley Wood's Builder Magazine and Residential Architect and was the founding editor of the now-defunct Residential Building Products digital magazine. Most recently, he was Editor-in-Chief of Custom Builder and PRODUCTS magazines. His work has appeared in countless publications, including The Washington Post, Metropolis, Architectural Record, This Old House, Arlington Magazine, Bethesda Magazine, Energy of the City, Ocean Home Magazine, Northshore Magazine, USA Today Magazines and others. Maynard is also an amateur woodworker and cabinetmaker and has bought and remodeled five homes. His current home was featured in The Washington Post and his previous home was covered in Home Magazine, The Washington Post, and HGTV. Kelly Beamon has spent 18 years producing architecture and design content, with focuses on historic house styles, building materials, and kitchen and bath trends for Architectural Record, This Old House, Interior Design, Surface and HD magazine. An additional area of constant research and curiosity has been the impact of the A&D community on such issues as affordable housing, building decarbonization, design education, and the schools-to-practice pipeline. Ms. Beamon's work has been referenced by the New York Times, ABC News, and USA Today. She is currently senior editor for Metropolis magazine.

Jeremiah Beamon is one of the best defensive linemen in the country for 2024 and now he is a part of the Crimson Tide's eventual signing class! He is also from a high school (Parker HS in Birmingham) that has more than a coupe of fantastic prospects for 2025 and beyond! Meanwhile, Jimmy Stein's countdown continues with Khurtis Perry and the guys address a listener question! Roll Tide!Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.comand use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Jeremiah Beamon is one of the best defensive linemen in the country for 2024 and now he is a part of the Crimson Tide's eventual signing class! He is also from a high school (Parker HS in Birmingham) that has more than a coupe of fantastic prospects for 2025 and beyond! Meanwhile, Jimmy Stein's countdown continues with Khurtis Perry and the guys address a listener question! Roll Tide! Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.comand use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

The Book Leads – Episode 47: Andrew Beamon & From Promises To Progress: A Leadership Guide To Help Organizations Avoid Common Mishaps And Bring Their Racial Equity Aspirations To Life I recently sat down with Andrew, a Corporate Social Responsibility Professional, Author, and fellow University of Hartford Alum, to discuss his career and experiences leading up to his new book. Beyond continuing the conversation that seems to fade back into discomfort between major racist tragedies and murders, he's pushing it further so ompanies understand what they can do beyond instinctively grabbing for the low-hanging fruit of launching surface-level campaigns and reworking public perceptions. He wants them to dive deeper. These open, honest, and learning conversations are what I would love to see more of – where each person is sharing their experience and understanding. We're not always going to get it perfect, but the conversations should be equal parts honesty and patience. As for companies operating in today's society: No more lip service and facades. Do right by your people and community. Episode Highlights Examples of companies called out for racist practices and missteps; How companies can take their anti-racist responsibility seriously; His experience going to an HBCU; The difficulty he found in expressing what he was feeling after various senseless high-profile murders of black men; and The difficulty that exists in having these conversations in society. The MAIN QUESTION underlying my conversation with Andrew is, What steps are you and/or your company taking in the fight against racism? Andrew's Bio Andrew Beamon is an experienced professional in Corporate Social Responsibility, Racial Equity, Human Resource Strategy, and Economic Development.  Prior to joining a global financial institution to lead the U.S. Corporate Citizenship Colleague Engagement Programs, he worked as the Director of Field Operations for the SCORE Association, and as a Human Capital Consultant with The Gallup Organization. Andrew earned his bachelor's degree in business with a concentration in hospitality and tourism administration from North Carolina Central University in Durham, North Carolina, and his master's degree in organizational psychology from the University of Hartford in Hartford, Connecticut. He completed Georgetown's Strategic Diversity & Inclusion Management Executive Certification and Boston College's Certification in Strategic Corporate Citizenship Management. Currently resides back in his hometown, Waterbury, Connecticut. Learn more about Andrew Beamon: Website: www.andrewbeamon.com  Book: https://www.amazon.com/Promises-Progress-leadership-organizations-aspirations-ebook/dp/B0BSSQDGML/ref=sr_1_1?crid=187C5PLQO81SW&keywords=from+promises+to+progress&qid=1681229599&s=digital-text&sprefix=from+promi%2Cdigital-text%2C2330&sr=1-1 Watch the episode on YouTube: ⁠https://lnkd.in/ey_KTZe⁠ Learn more about The Book Leads: ⁠https://lnkd.in/eFb76ck⁠

Jerrel has been on this show more than most and it's always a treat when we are able to have him! Another late night recording where we talk about his fathers advice for his career and one of the wildest hosts he's ever seen. Go to Patreon.com/lovethebombcast to hear Jerrel stick around and talk about his relationships and thoughts on therapy. It's a good time. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/love-the-bomb/message

Episode Notes My guests include LaDell Beamon, Founder and CEO of the Heal the Hood Foundation of Memphis. The news we see on a daily basis is about our troubled young people and it's not in a good way. LaDell has spent years trying to understand what they are thinking and feeling. He tells me what he's learned and how we can help redirect the wrong path some of them are going down. Colorectal cancer or CRC, is the second deadliest cancer in the United States. Every March, National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month spotlights this disease and inspires more people to get checked starting at age 45. Dr. Paul Johnson is a Colorectal surgeon with the Methodist Cancer Institute and joins me to talk about the importance of screenings and why it matters. Next, here's a question; Are you looking for a job? The City of Memphis and the Office of Youth Services are hosting a Career and Technical Expo. Youth Services Director Ike Griffith returns to give us the details and why it's important to be your best as potential employers will be hiring on the spot. All that and more on air and online Monday 6-7pm, WYXR 91.7 FM, the WYXR app, Tunein, Facebook Live, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts.It's time to talk!

Episode Notes My guests include LaDell Beamon, Founder and CEO of the Heal the Hood Foundation of Memphis. The news we see on a daily basis is about our troubled young people and it's not in a good way. LaDell has spent years trying to understand what they are thinking and feeling. He tells me what he's learned and how we can help redirect the wrong path some of them are going down. Colorectal cancer or CRC, is the second deadliest cancer in the United States. Every March, National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month spotlights this disease and inspires more people to get checked starting at age 45. Dr. Paul Johnson is a Colorectal surgeon with the Methodist Cancer Institute and joins me to talk about the importance of screenings and why it matters. Next, here's a question; Are you looking for a job? The City of Memphis and the Office of Youth Services are hosting a Career and Technical Expo. Youth Services Director Ike Griffith returns to give us the details and why it's important to be your best as potential employers will be hiring on the spot. All that and more on air and online Monday 6-7pm, WYXR 91.7 FM, the WYXR app, Tunein, Facebook Live, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts.It's time to talk!

What's good with you?! Happy Black History Month good people! Self-Love and Self-Compassion is a difficult task! Our guest Allayah Beamon shares how working in the entertainment industry she encountered many successful people with no self-love, resulting in suicide. She wanted to find a way to help others discover self-love through journaling. Her dedication to creating an innovative journal for black men inspired her to take an unusual approach to get inside their minds. Tune in to find out how!   You can find more information on our guest at  https://www.allayahbeamon.com/   Keep up with all the latest episodes at https://linktr.ee/whatsgoodwithyou

Tennah, is back in the studio! In this podcast we interview Jerrel Beamon. Jerrel Beamon is a funny comedian that is making a name for himself in the midwest! We talk about how he is preparing to perform at the Apollo. This episode we had are first Burlesque dancer on! Dahlia Desire! She talks about the different places she will be performing and what it is like to have a burlesques heckler! Please like and Subscribe!

In this episode of The CX Tipping Point Podcast, Martha Dorris spoke with Andy Beamon, a Senior Vice President at Maximus Federal and MaryAnn Monroe, the Senior Director of Customer Experience for Maximus Federal, to discuss the Government's focus on delivering a digital first customer experience, but not digital only. In this discussion, they described how digital first but not digital only should be implemented to deliver equitable and inclusive experiences to employees and government customers (e.g., public) when interacting with the government. We described the purpose of driving towards digital first - the benefits to the public, to employees and to the government. While ensuring that all services can be accessed via digital channels, some people don't have access to digital channels or can't use digital channels because of language, disabilities, or technology factors.Other topics discussed include:Technologies necessary to transform digital services How customer experience strategies are used to continually improve digital services to employees and customersThe important role that contact centers play in creating a simple, seamless and secure customer experience

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Da oggi su skysport.it e sulle migliori piattaforme il podcast di Fabio Tavelli che racconta una storia di Robert, Bob, Beamon. Campione divenuto immortale per via di quanto compiuto nel primo pomeriggio del 18 ottobre 1968

Jerrel Beamon comes back for a third time to catch us up on shows, shamelessly plug his podcast (Unk&Nephew), and share an epic shoe-throwing bomb. It's a good time --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/love-the-bomb/message

Nossa convidada dessa é a jogadora que fez acontecer em O Segredo na Ilha, a intérprete de Amelie Florence, Beamon. Ela nos contou como foi criar a personagem, como foi desenvolver o relacionamento com seu irmão de jogo, Goularte, e o que estava passando na sua cabeça quando estava protagonizando algumas das melhores cenas de todo Ordem Paranormal.

Co-Founder and COO Flint shares his own personal journey of rescuing his pup Bea and nursing her back to health using wholesome homecooked meals, how dogs are their clients, and how providing nutritional food improves dogs’ quality of life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Beamon and Mary Triplett discharge their three-year-old son, Donald, from a Mississippi institution. They appeal to Dr. Leo Kanner, the father of child psychiatry, who is intrigued by the boy's remarkable memory and singular behavior. After years of studying children with similar attributes, Dr. Kanner makes the diagnosis that changes history.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ed Beamon is a man who loves all things cycling. His journey into racing started when he was already in his 20's. He quickly moved through the ranks and eventually became a pro rider for the Scott-Oldsmobile- Bi Kyle Team in 1990. Yet his career as a pro was short lived. He found his true calling when he transitioned into a team manager. The list of teams he's worked with are a who's who of teams from around the world. Ed ran the Navigators Insurance pro squad for 14 seasons, Champion Systems, Team Lipton Women's Pro Cycling to Team TIBCO. Yet, at the moment Ed isn't working in the world of pro cycling. Instead he's moved on to working for a company at the Port of New York and New Jersey. I recently spoke with Ed about his career as a racer, team manager and life in general. After speaking with Ed I feel I've made a new friend. Enjoy!  

Born in 1933, Donald T. of Forest, Mississippi exhibits strange behaviors that neither his parents, Beamon and Mary, nor doctors can understand. It's the Eugenics era, when people who are different are considered degenerates, imbeciles, and threats to society best kept locked away in institutions. Beamon and Mary have other ideas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's part 2 of my haunted Air BnB saga and this time I'm behind the camera recording a pre show hang along side comedians Andrew Riggs & Eric Ford from Louisville and Dayton Ohios own Jerrel Beamon. We gab about the Jussie Smollet verdict, babies crying during jump scares in horror films and the time I got robbed at gunpoint while I was working as a cashier for Subway. https://linktr.ee/johnnywoodscomedy --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themorningwoodspodcast/message

In this affair I take a seat across from Ray Jackson as he details the part he played in Dave Chappelle`s movie Block party as well as what is was like opening for Steve Harvey , to follow up with that Jerrell Beamon irons out facts on the origins of a roast battle that he still holds a grudge against Ray over. https://linktr.ee/johnnywoodscomedy --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themorningwoodspodcast/message

Jerrel is back! This time everyone just hung out and had a great time! nothing bad happened to the audio at all! there were no malfunctions to the memory card! Im a telling lies! We had some issues this week but I think everything turned out ok. Thanks for dealing with our failing and thanks for listening. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/love-the-bomb/message

Joe Piscopo interviews Cpl. Kim Lay and Off. Sean Beamon. Kim Lay is a LEAD  instructor from the Anderson County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee. She teaches  the LEAD curriculum at two schools in her county. They also hold a summer camp to reinforce what they learned in school. Sean Beamon is a police officer in Ramsey, NJ.  He spends January through May with community engagement and teaching 4th graders in Ramsey the L.E.A.D. program.  The rest of the year he is a patrol officer in Ramsey.

Kelly Beamon has spent 18 years producing architecture and design content, with focuses on historic house styles, building materials, and kitchen and bath trends for Architectural Record, This Old House, Interior Design, Surface and HD magazine. An additional area of constant research and curiosity has been the impact of the A&D community on such issues as affordable housing, building decarbonization, design education, and the schools-to-practice pipeline. Ms. Beamon's work has been referenced by the New York Times, ABC News, and USA Today. She is currently senior editor for Metropolis magazine. Why Aren't Black Firms Working on Memorials to Slavery? IG: https://www.instagram.com/architectural_material_girl/ Become an insider by supporting the show at https://glow.fm/archispolly where you can support the show on a recurring or one-time basis!

Episode Notes Guests include Jared Barnett, the CEO of Slingshot Memphis. Their purpose is simple; to be a catalyst for change behind a movement to fight poverty in our city. He will share their vision along with some of the various organizations they work with. LaDell Beamon is a man from and of the streets. His Heal the Hood Foundation is working hard to turn the hurt and pain into healing. He joins me to tell us how you can help. Britany Thornton has JUICE…..or should I say, she has it for her beloved Orange Mound community. She joins me to explain how the rest of us can help the least of us by just collecting some change to make change through her organization to create community based projects helping to help the Mound to rebound. It's an enterprising and interesting RTM on air and online Monday, 6-7 pm central, WYXR 91.7 FM, also on WYXR.org, Tunein, Facebook Live and of course, wherever you get your podcasts! RTM is a boss show, check it!

Episode NotesGuests include Jared Barnett, the CEO of Slingshot Memphis. Their purpose is simple; to be a catalyst for change behind a movement to fight poverty in our city. He will share their vision along with some of the various organizations they work with. LaDell Beamon is a man from and of the streets. His Heal the Hood Foundation is working hard to turn the hurt and pain into healing. He joins me to tell us how you can help. Britany Thornton has JUICE…..or should I say, she has it for her beloved Orange Mound community. She joins me to explain how the rest of us can help the least of us by just collecting some change to make change through her organization to create community based projects helping to help the Mound to rebound. It's an enterprising and interesting RTM on air and online Monday, 6-7 pm central, WYXR 91.7 FM, also on WYXR.org, Tunein, Facebook Live and of course, wherever you get your podcasts! RTM is a boss show, check it!

In this episode, host Chris Nguon explores the world of art, creation, and healing through painting with renown local artist Dariane Beamon. Dariane, better known as Dari B the Artist, offers insight into her healing journey and how her love work – painting – is used as a vehicle for the healing and restoration of herself and the young people she has worked with in various school settings. Dari B also talks about the path towards finding her healing space and the many stops along the way before recognizing that her passion was her way, both professionally and personally.

The .comEDY team is back live in the .comEDY studios. We get in to a whole lot of things this week so join in and have fun with the .comEDY team DJMarcus, Joey, Kandyce August, and our special guest Todd Fleming on this weeks .comEDY Podcast.

Comedian Jerrel Beamon talks about his first time on stage at a school talent show when he was just 16, the time his mom and dad saw him bomb at a show and much more in this episode of the morning wood --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themorningwoodspodcast/message

PennLive's Daniel Gallen and Dustin Hockensmith catch up on the latest news from Penn State-Indiana week and look ahead to the wide receiver depth chart in 2022 and beyond. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's edition of the Blue-White Breakdown features the latest from coach James Franklin and patience that's starting to pay off for safety Keaton Ellis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Breaking on out of a pact isn't easy when you're a high profile leader and you begin to enter into your own sense of self-discovery that results in you becoming a vocal whistleblower on accountability. Our Taurus, Jawan Beamon, shares his clashes and success. --**--**-- Twitter/Instagram: @_CuriousAnarchy

“In 2015 Steve and Craig Zanotti (the original founders of Wine Exchange in 1982,) Tristen Beamon and Kyle Meyer came full circle with the Best Wines Group purchase of Wine Exchange and winex.com. The team, back together again, have now … Continue reading → The post Show 438, August 14, 2021: Tristen Beamon, Chief Operating Officer, Wine Exchange, Santa Ana appeared first on SoCal Restaurant Show.

This week my guest is the drummer, actor, DJ, producer Rick Beamon. He talks about his wide experiences with synchronicity, curiosity, and good old-fashioned Detroit Hustle.http:// Rickyb.orghttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtCcoBLIStjzhdooiUYoaXwhttp://m.imdb.com/name/nm4762997/This podcast is sponsored byMichigan ArtShareJazz Alliance of Mid-Michigan J.A.M.M.Shambones MusicTo become a sponsor for this podcast, go to the Patreon link below.https://www.patreon.com/TiaTime1Produced by Green Bow Music

Jerrel Beamon is a comedian from Dayton who is taking the comedy scene by storm. He talks about uncomfortable rural shows, gives some very nice compliments to your hosts, and bombs at being a car-owner and a comedian. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/love-the-bomb/message

A Widow's Resilence series. The co-hosts interview Marlo Beamon.

 "I had to forgive my parents. It was like a cancer eating me up." Those are Beamon's words about a big step in his life to forgive.  Find out how he was able to do one of the hardest, yet most important things we are called to do as Cara and Arnie continue their interview with Beamon Lawrence. (Airing this week on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.)       To learn more about Go Closer and Cara's book, Fields of Grace, visit http://gocloser.com   Today's Go Closer is powered by goTandem, the free spiritual fitness app.  Download goTandem today and get spiritually fit!   

Meet Beamon Lawrence and listen to the remarkable story of a man who was given up for adoption by his own mother.  A life of hardship and battle – but God transformed him!  Arnie and Cara talk with Beamon about the battles and the victories! (Airing this week on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.)       To learn more about Go Closer and Cara's book, Fields of Grace, visit http://gocloser.com   Today's Go Closer is powered by goTandem, the free spiritual fitness app.  Download goTandem today and get spiritually fit!   

This week on 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne talk inflation and dow jones, Elon Musk and bitcoin, and advertising and marketing trends in banks. Cayenne interviews Dijuana Beamon, Chief Diversity Officer, People's United Bank about diversity inclusion in business and what it looks like in the banking industry. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss Liz Cheney and the Republican Party.

Talking with Andy and Betsy on how the Marlin Club has been able to have a swim team and how they have started a golf fundraiser to raise money for the swim team.

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Star Wars is a special franchise and we explore it through the new holiday special with Will Beamon (@PapaStarWars) Next week's episode we are talking about High School Musical The Musical The Series The Holiday Special! Check out our twitter @DPlusUs to give us your review!

Kergejõustikuteemalises taskuhäälingusaates "Staadionijutud" on sedapuhku külas kaugushüppelegend Tõnu Lepik, kes võitis tiitlivõistlustel kolm medalit ja tuli ajaloolisel Mehhiko olümpia finaalvõistlusel viiendaks. Üheks saate põhiteemaks kujunebki just too 1968. aasta olümpia, kus ameeriklane, Lepiku eakaaslane Bob Beamon parandas maailmarekordit uskumatuna näiva 55 sentimeetri võrra. Küsime Lepikult, mis tegi "sajandi hüppe" autorist erilise mehe ja kas tema õhulend ikka kindlasti sedavõrd pikk oli. "Juba visuaalselt oli näha, et see hüpe oli väga pikk. Kui käisime sama aasta talvel USA-s võistlemas, astus ta napilt sama pika hüppe üle. Beamon oli looduslaps. Kui võrrelda mind ja teda, siis ta oli minust pea kakskümmend kilo kergem. Tema reielihas oli sama suur nagu minu säärelihas. Aga ta oli äärmiselt kerge ja plahvatuslik," meenutab 74-aastane Lepik. Lepiku enda Mehhikos hüpatud 8.09 püsis Eesti rekordina kauem kui Beamoni maailmarekord, ent lõpuks sai seegi Erki Noole poolt ühe sentimeetriga löödud. Lepiku siserekord 8.05, mis tõi talle 1970. aasta esimestel Euroopa sisemeistrivõistlustel kulla, on aga tänaseni vanim Eesti siserekord. "Kaugushüpe tundub kõige lihtsam ala kergejõustikus ja osalejaid on sel alal tõesti tihti kordades rohkem kui pikamaajooksus. Tegelikult on see aga väga peen ja tunnetuslik ala. Hoojooks, rütm, viimased sammud, õhulend - kõik peab paigas olema. Minu 100 meetri jooksu rekord oli käsiajaga 11,2, aga viimased neli sammu olid mul sama kiired nagu 10,4 meestel. Just minu viimased sammud - neid loeti maailma parimaks. Ma pole siiani näinud kedagi, kes nii hästi suudaks hüppest välja lennata. Kehaasend, väljalend, võimas pöiatöö ja rütmitunnetus - need olid minu trumbid," ütleb Lepik. Äsja armastatud spordiarsti Muza Lepikuga 51. pulma-aastapäeva tähistanud Tõnu Lepik räägib saates muuhulgas, millise nüansi lihvimisega ta nägi tippsportlasena enim vaeva, kuidas õnnestus elu pikimad hüpped teha just tiitlivõistlustel, miks Nõukogude Liidu treenerid teda alati hea meelega koondisse võtsid ning mida arvab ta maailma ja Eesti parematest hüppajatest. Seejuures ütleb Lepik välja nime, kes peaks tema hinnangul juba eeloleval talvel olema võimeline Eesti siserekordi 8.05 ületama. Saate lõpus esitame kuulajatele taas küsimuse, mille vastuseid ootame aadressile ekjl@ekjl.ee. Saadet juhib Karl Rinaldo.

LaDell Beamon, CEO and Founder of Heal the Hood Foundation, who talks about the comic book hero "Wake" that lives in Memphis and is opening up an opportunity to bring Hollywood to the Mid-South, including the creation of a super-hero themed entertainment complex to be located in Hickory Hill, called the Hero Empowerment Center. The Hero Empowerment Center will have the Mid-South's first 4D theater, museums, a gym, recording studio, comic studio, rooftop urban garden, and more. During the interview, Beamon talks about what the complex will mean to both youth and the city. The mission of the Hero Empowerment Center is to create an artistic therapy platform that cultivates and equips youth and families to use their gifts and talents to positively shape the community around them.The Hero Empowerment Center uses creative and strategic partnerships to shape 3 core areas of youth that become a part. Those 3 core areas are body, mind, and spirit. We are all shaped by what we see, hear, and feel. Our views are formed by what we are taught which comes in the form of programming. The atmosphere that we create reverse crime, poverty and violence is the nucleus of this “Micro City.”The Hero Empowerment Center is a Micro City that is powered by the arts and a heart for the community. Inside of this massive facility is the ability to harness potential and release position growth in the community.Learn more by visiting http://hthmemphis.org/hth/ or https://heroempowermentcenter.org/about-us

In a single 6 second period in 1968, Bob Beamon completely rewrote the record books in track and field.  His gold medal-winning long jump at the Mexico City Olympics not only set a world’s record, but it added a new word to the English dictionary. --------------- Get your free Speak in A Week email course at fluentin3months.com Executive Producer James Makkyla Become a supporter on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/everythingeverywhere Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everythingeverywhere/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/everywheretrip Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/EEDailyPodcast/ Website: https://everything-everywhere.com/everything-everywhere-daily-podcast/    

Lake Norman Talk with Jonathan Weiner. Unscripted & Real Conversations with Business Leaders. Ep. 33 - Today's guest: Nicholas Beamon

Nicholas specializes in organizational culture building healthy and effective teams, and developing highly capable leaders. In this episode, Nicholas reminds us all to courageously embrace the new normal as we learn to balance innovation while keeping our eyes fixed on our timeless core values. Podcast created by CLT Leadership Summit & Silent Images. || The intro/outro music was created by YUNG Citizen.

Let's talk about father's day, let's talk about George Floyd and let's talk about church transformation. Join me with special guest Jeff Beamon as he comes back to the table to challenge you! You don't want to miss this podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/takeaim/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/takeaim/support

Kevin Beamon of CrossFit Mt. Lebanon and Mecka Fitness shares on the growth of his business, the building of two new locations and surviving a pandemic. Music: "KYD" by Ryan Little. Link: freemusicarchive.org/music/Ryan_Lit…n_Little_-_KYD

Joint your #1 change agent Carenda Deonne and special guest Jeff Beamon at the take aim table tonight. We are wrapping up our final episode of the state of the Church. Find out the five levels of church transformation and how the journey began. You don't want to miss it! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/takeaim/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/takeaim/support

Benae Beamon is from North Carolina, where she started dancing and joined the acclaimed North Carolina Youth Tap Ensemble under the direction of Gene Medler. She went on to earn a BA from Colgate University and an MA from Yale University and is currently completing her PhD at Boston University in Religious Studies. Her scholarship and art focus on black queer and trans populations and the ethical value of black artistic expression. She continues to create artistic work, through dance, both as a solo artist and with Subject:Matter, a Boston based tap dance company, under the direction of choreographer, Ian Berg.   Nikki Young is a black queer ethicist who uses scholarship and teaching to generate, cultivate, and feature liberative ways of being. A graduate of UNC-Asheville (BA), Candler School of Theology (MDiv and ThM), and Emory University (PhD), Nikki focuses her work on race, gender, sexuality, family, and ethics and is particularly interested in the impact of black queerness on moral reasoning. She currently contributes her time and skills to Bucknell University's departments of Women's and Gender Studies and Religious Studies and has published two books, Black Queer Ethics, Family, and Philosophical Imagination (2016) and In Tongues of Mortals and Angels: A De-Constructive Theology of God-Talk in Acts and Paul (2018). Nikki is now working on a new manuscript tentatively titled We Plead the Blood of Freedom: A Transnational Ethics of Black Queer Fugitivity.

Join your #1 change agent, Carenda Deonne, as she brings Jeff Beamon back to the Take Aim table to talk about Level II in his book, build support for the plan. Tonight we are discussing everything from identifying foundational leaders to how to handle conflict. This is one podcast you don't want to miss! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/takeaim/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/takeaim/support

In this latest episode of "Fresh Takes", Beamon and Kel dive into new releases from dvsn, DaBaby and Westside Gunn. We also discuss Drake's "Toosie Slide" and why rap is the new pop music. Chris Brown's career trajectory after "Exclusive" is reviewed. We also prepare you for the new "Last Dance" Bulls documentary as we discuss our favorite moments from their championship era. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Join your #1 change agent, Carenda Deonne, and special guest Jeff Beamon as we unpack Part 2 the state of the church. In this podcast Jeff Beamon goes in more detail in his book Three Levels to Church Transformation on how to prepare leaders for change. You dont want to miss this podcast! Carenda will give you three ways in which you as a Pastor and or leader can prepare your church for change successfully! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/takeaim/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/takeaim/support

Are you a Pastor or hold a leadership position at your church? This podcast you do not want to miss. Join your #1 change agent Carenda Deonne and special guest Jeff Beamon as we talk about the state of the church and the power of transformation. In this podcast we talk about the health of the church and what it will take to see change. Jeff takes time to talk about his company CCS (Church Consulting Services) and his book Three levels of church transformation that will give our leaders and their minsistry hope. **Please excuse the technical difficulties towards the end of the podcast.** --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/takeaim/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/takeaim/support

In this latest episode of 1stDayFresh com's "Fresh Takes" podcast we heavily discuss one of music's "worse men", PartyNextDoor. Listen as Beamon and Kel break down his new LP "Party Mobile", the growing popularity of Instagram Live music battles, tell you why PND 2 is an underappreciated classic and most important discuss the wild ride that is Netflix's "Tiger King". --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Quarantine and social distancing is no match for the "Fresh Takes" podcast as we return for episode 3. In this edition Kel and Beamon of 1stDayFresh.com discuss the world of sports (or lack thereof), The Weeknd and his new album, the power of being an artist who is good at features and in our "Replay" segment we break down why ScHoolboy Q's "Blank Face" LP is a classic. Like us, you ain't got nothing better to do so get to it. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Mr. Beamon pleaded guilty to the first-degree murder of a fellow inmate, Bruce Hunsicker, who was fatally stabbed and strangled at the Apalachee Correctional Institution in 2012. Mr. Beamon waived his right to a penalty phase jury trial and did not present mitigation evidence. The trial court sentenced Mr. Beaman to death. This is his direct appeal. Case history can be viewed here: http://onlinedocketssc.flcourts.org/DocketResults/CaseDocket?Searchtype=Case+Number&CaseTypeSelected=All&CaseYear=2019&CaseNumber=436

In the revival episode of the "Fresh Takes" podcast, Beamon and Kel of 1stDayFresh.com sit down to reflect over the past 10 years in rap culture. Yeah, we know the decade ended months ago but that's not the point! Listen as we discuss our top 5 rappers of the decade based on overall impact, moments that shifted the culture, artists we are excited for in the next decade and women in hip-hop.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Kevin Beamon is a leader in the fitness industry space. When I think about fitness entrepreneurs who have built diversified revenue streams, he is the first person that comes to mind. He started as a CrossFit gym then expanding to offer dozens of different types of classes. He is not only a leader in the industry but he is a leader within his staff. About three years ago, he realized that he wanted to offer nutrition services beyond the standard challenge. He signed up for HSN Mentoring and went through the training with his nutrition coach, Jen. Since then they have built an incredible team of five, soon to be six, nutrition coaches. In this podcast, we discuss the road to diversifying revenue streams and most importantly how he has been able to scale his business by empowering his staff. Click to purchase Traction, the book referenced by Kevin and Nicole. Looking to build a nutrition business without reinventing the wheel? Book a free call today: https://growyournutritionbusiness.com/healthy-steps-consulting/ 

Very often you hear this saying in the fitness world and athletic arena, “No pain, no gain”. It’s as if pain should be expected when you do exercise or undergo training for a sport and if you don’t, whatever you’re doing isn’t going to be effective. This kind of misinformation that exists in this field is one of the main reasons why injuries, particularly on the back, are prevalent among athletes. Because the truth is, the most you should feel while training is a little soreness or muscular discomfort. Today’s guest on Back Talk Doc is Jake Beamon, a physical therapy assistant at Carolina Neurosurgery & Spine Associates and avid CrossFit enthusiast. He discusses the many causes of back injuries among athletes, with one of the main reasons is a lack of understanding of the importance of core strengthening. Another is muscle asymmetry, which is often in the case in those who play golf, baseball and basketball. Injuries also occur when there is lack of warm-up or excessive non-essential training. Jake is a believer of adopting functional sports-specific training and working your body out as a whole unit, and not separating certain muscle groups. Jake also dives into how you can protect your back if you’re into athletics, or even as an ordinary person who’s into fitness programs like CrossFit. Besides strengthening your core and improving mobility, you must maintain functional body movements of hip hinging, squatting and jumping/walking/running regardless of age and fitness level. Always consult your doctor or expert before embarking on any sport or training regimen. Additionally, putting good nutrition in your body should be of priority as well. The benefits will only be seen when you incorporate a healthy balanced diet in your everyday routine. Key moments in the episodeReasons athletes tend to injure their back 06:05 The body's core muscle system 07:56 Pelvic muscles in healthy spinal movements 09:34 Characteristics of a strong core 10:26 Breathing and core stability 11:49 Effects of yoga 14:28 Sports that create the most muscle asymmetry 15:07 Excessive non-essential training 17:34 Kettlebell swings as alternatives to deadlifts 19:17 Weight training for sports 20:18 Increasing muscle bulk from weight training to prevent back injuries 21:49 Ideal exercise program for people with varying levels of fitness 31:41 Back injury prevention for golfers 32:50 How to tell you're physically fit for CrossFit 35:15 Health habits to follow 38:31 Favorite apps, books or other tools 39:20 Every episode of Back Talk Doc includes a Health Matters segment intended to provide actionable health information you can immediately put into practice in your life. This week, Dr. Lakhia talks provides insight into the nutritional content of dairy and other plant-based milk alternatives. While cow’s milk is a great source of calcium, many are unable to consume this due to lactose intolerance or allergy to casein. Almond milk, coconut milk, oat milk, pea mil, rice milk, soy milk and hemp milk or some of his recommended alternatives, which not only provide the calcium you need but are also infused with the right vitamins and minerals that your body needs. Links mentioned in the episode  Glute power with Ryan Klomparens, PT (https://player.captivate.fm/e293c92a-4f51-4b4f-ac36-7bf180835560) Becoming a Supple Leopard by Kelly Starrett (https://www.amazon.com/Becoming-Supple-Leopard-2nd-Performance/dp/1628600837) Diaphragmatic breathing technique (https://youtu.be/Q1Me3bMx5Dc) Golf specific training for hip mobility (https://theprehabguys.com/golf-training-hip-control/) Carolina Neurosurgery & Spine Golf rehab program (https://www.golfrehabandfitness.com/) MobilityWOD (https://www.instagram.com/mobilitywod) Plant -based milk alternatives (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5069255/) Back Talk Doc is brought to you...

This is our 4th episode and 2nd studio show with Courtney Perna. In this episode Courtney sits down with Champion Dewayne Beamon and talks about his upcoming fight with Marvin Solano. Courtney and Dewayne talk about Dewayne's coming up in professional boxing and lessons he's learned along the way that no one told him about before he became a professional. He has some great advice for young fighters. Courtney also talks to GSS founder Armando Bareno about what is coming up the last half of the year and why he continues to move forward with GSS and building a successful platform. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

8,90m: Das war ein halber Meter weiter als der Weltrekord. Beamon sprang jenseits der Messskala. Es dauerte zwanzig Minuten, bis die Weite gemessen war.

StarShipSofa No 601 James BeamonOriginally published in Penumbra James Beamon served in the US Air Force, was deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan and has over twenty years worth of hilarious marriage stories but assumed no one would know unless he could get his bio in print. So he worked with cheetah speed and weasel scruples to get stories published in places such as F&SF, Lightspeed and Apex Magazine so the audience could finally find his bio. Determined that even more people would find his bio, he wrote a debut novel called Pendulum Heroes and included an About the Author section. And he's going to keep writing, mostly because bios don't come with like buttons and view counts and he can't determine how many people have really seen it. He encourages you to check out what he's up to at fictigristle.wordpress.com or on twitter @WriterBeamon. Narrated by: Eliza ChanEliza Chan is a Scottish-Chinese writer published in Fantasy Magazine, Fox Spirit’s Asian Monsters,Persistent Visions and Mithila Review. She writes about East Asian mythology, British folklore and madwomen in the attic, but preferably all three at once.Fact: Science News by J J Campanella See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kovalev-Yarde; Estrada-Beamon; Figueroa-Chacon - Fight Recap Show, 8/25/19

It's What the F is the Boxing News! The lads are back with another banging episode for your listening pleasure! What were the results from last week?  Navarette predictably beats De Vaca! Farooq predictably defeat the Duane 'the Gassed Man' Winters! 6 Degrees of Danny Williams! Can Andy get from Ruiz to Danny Williams? What are the fights this weekend?  It's hotting up as summer ends! BT Sport hosts Kovalev v Yarde. The boys talk the tale of the tape! Dazn/Sky host a card from Tijuana. Estrada takes on Beamon. Liam 'Beefy' Smith and Jono Carrol make an appearance on the undercard!  What the F went wrong last week? John McDermott is not a taxi driver and other clarifications! Random News WBSS between Prograis and Taylor seems to be back on! Joshua and Lewis beef gets beefier!  What Grinds my Gears? Andy has a few on the list whereas Ryan has a pop and the youndest Fury! 

Kev used to own a CrossFit gym. Now he owns a micro-globo-gym. Seriously, this thing is fucking insane. The pure scale and becoming a multi-option facility with 9+ different types of group classes, 1000 members and scaling option that has nothing but runway...it's a badass interview and I hope you enjoy. www.meckafitness.com

Editor David Afsharirad leads a roundtable discussion with authors Brendan DuBois, William Ledbetter, Chris Pourteau, and James Beamon talking about The Year's Best Military and Adventure SF, Volume 5. This is the fifth year Afsharirad has assembled this great anthology by gleaning the magazines and web for the very best stories in the science fiction universe; and Son of the Black Sword by Larry Correia, Part 48.

Kevin Beamon (in his own words): I'm Kevin Beamon, from Mt. Lebanon PA, a cool little walking community just south of Pittsburgh. First and foremost, I'm Cate and Bryce's dad and Mandy's husband, but also a local real estate developer … Continue reading →

Aaron is playing a virtual reality game when he runs into an old friend who tries to help him confront a bad habit. The Familiar Monsters was originally published at DailyScienceFiction.com. If you would like to read more work by James Beamon, you can check out his book Pendelum Heroes on Amazon and visit his website fictigristle.wordpress.com. Support the podcast by visiting patreon.com/talesfromablackuniverse.Intro Music by Fireheart by J1*Support the show (http://patreon.com/talesfromablackuniverse)

In this episode of Tales from the PROS, I chat with Dewayne Beamon, who is a super flyweight professional boxer with a record of 16-1-1,11 knockouts, 6 titles, and two international titles, he is also voted twice for 2018 prospect of the year, and has recently signed with highly respected promotional group known as Zanfer Promotions who is run by highly respected Fernando Beltran. He has defeated all odds against him by joining the boxing game at age 23 and easily beating well known boxing contenders. We discuss Dewayne's journey on how he became a hugely talked about boxing prospect in the game, his struggles, and some of his achievements. Dewayne also dives into the business of boxing, his training, being a leader in his niche, and much more.    Questions Asked: So, Dewayne I have known you now for over 4 years as me and you used to train in the same boxing gyms in Raleigh. Tell everyone your story of how you joined the boxing game and came into it in your early to mid-20s? I know you had a boxing promotional company known as Stop Running Promotions when you were boxing in North Carolina, but you have made huge career switch last year, so tell me what happened before you made the transition to head to the west coast? Tell me more about your opinion of North Carolina boxing and how it's different from other states? Based on all your experience fighting and in business at the same time, do you feel that the business of boxing is corrupted? Would you ever want to jump back into the business of boxing down the road or just focus on fighting? What do you do to really prepare for some of the tough fights and how difficult is the training? What is Dewayne Beamon's plan to fight on HBO and what will it take to get there? Because it seems you are getting very close to achieving this goal and fighting for a world title. What does the future look like for Dewayne Beamon? Do you have any tips to give future boxers and entrepreneurs joining the sports industry? From initially joining the boxing game until now, what were some of your toughest struggles you had to go through and how did you overcome them?   Three How's: How do you define failure? How do you define entrepreneurship? How do you define success?   Follow Dewayne Beamon: YouTube  - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ1rn5mZW6UE3PWcRUjQ0lQ Follow Me: Podcast Website - https://www.talesfromthepros.com  Company Website - https://www.imaginovation.net  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TalesfromthePROS/  Twitter - https://twitter.com/MGeorgiou22   Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/the_mgeorgiou/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJv9pbImovknEluSLzAPTpg/featured   

Interview with BBS Beamon after playing his new hit single Flexin on U.R. Radio.

On today's show, I interview my friend and fellow gym owner Kevin Beamon. We talk about: His beginnings in functional fitness Life in Miami Bringing functional fitness back to Pittsburgh From there we dig deeper into how he runs his gym His mecca fitness concept that is taking Pittsburgh by storm Enjoy the show, Angelo Join the community in our new Facebook Group: Alpha Hippie Tribe Join us on Instagram at @TheAlphaHippie Check out our website at www.alphahippiepodcast.com Get the shirt at www.alphahippiepodcast.com/shirt

Tonight, Redshift conspires with Apex Magazine to show you a world where an alien race uses humanity for its own breeding. Well, part of humanity.

The monkeys are white-faced capuchins. Small things, their lean, black-furred bodies stand in stark contrast to the white tufts of their faces and shoulders. The Russians have cannons that can blast an airship apart in ten minutes and armored steam knights called kolotar, but of the many dangers I face on a warship a mile above the Black Sea, I fear the monkeys I tend most. “Do not tarry,” a man whispers behind me. “They eat meat as well, boy.” | Copyright 2018 by James Beamon. Narrated by Stefan Rudnicki.

Panthers schedule and predictions with Eric Beamon

Panthers fact or fiction with Eric Beamon

Between 2 Wheels Podcast: Cycling News, Commentary, and Analysis from NorCal; Host Tyler Janke, Curt Mills and Chris Flower; CyclingNews. This isn't the Chico Stage Race, it's the 2018 Amgen Tour of California so we had to pick up our media credentials.  We start out our media gig with a visit to Elk Grove CA for Stage 1 of the Women's 3 day edition and also the finish of the Men's Stage 5.  We discuss the royalty of being in the media and the access it affords.  We break down the first 4 stages of the ATOC, the predictions for today's event and walk you through the day's racing as we encounter it.  We also ask the big questions like - why is she amassing QOM's in Grass Valley??? Best of all, we talk to the Women's winner on the day, Kendall Ryan of Team Tibco-Silicon Valley Bank.  Kendall breaks down the days racing and how her team got her in position well before the finish.  Kendall was a well deserved winner and one that didn't want the moment to end.  We also talk to Kendall's team manager Ed Beamon who has been in the cycling manager business since the mid 1990's.  He famously held the position for the Navagator's team and discusses his latest venture with the women's side of the sport.   Kendall Ryan - Instagram, Twitter Team Tibco-SVB Website; Twitter, Instagram Subscribe to our Between 2 Wheels Podcast YouTube Channel.  This Episode is sponsored by HealthIQ.  To learn more and support the show, visit www.healthiq.com/btwGive us a rating and comment on iTunes, Stitcher, Overcast.fm, GooglePay or Podbean and now also on TuneinSubscribe on Android Follow and share us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/between2wheels/Find us on twitter @b2w_podcast or Email: admin@between2wheels.comWebsite: www.between2wheels.com

Inside Carolina recruiting expert Don Callahan discusses the recent decommitment of defensive lineman Hakeem Beamon, and goes over the updated recruiting area assignments for the football staff. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I det här avsnittet pratar Carl-Johan med Daniel J:son Lindh, VD på konsultbolaget Beamon People. Daniel berättar om hur han gick från att vara utvecklare till att bli VD, om hur det är att ta över som VD i ett tidigare ägarlett bolag. Det diskuteras också om trender i konsultbranschen och hur Beamon lyckats växa genom att locka till sig och behålla duktiga medarbetare.

Flash Fiction: “The Banshee Behind Beamon's Bakery” by Khalidaah Muhammad-Ali (Originally published in Diabolical Plots #21.) Most nights the alley behind Beamon’s Bakery is just an alley. The street lamp bleeds piss yellow light, casting jagged shadows around the overflowing dumpster and discarded boxes. The walls are tagged with gang signs, claiming territory that was never theirs, yardage, bodies, souls, rights. Some nights a transient clears away the broken glass, the random detritus, to squat for the night. Setting up camp here has its own rewards. The warmth that seeps through the bakery walls and through brick facing chases away the chill, but not the ghosts. This is the drawback, you see. The alley is never as vacant as it may seem at first, never as lonely as one may wish. The price of physical warmth is the chilling of your soul. Khalidaah Muhammad-Ali lives in Houston, Texas, with her family. By day she works as a breast oncology nurse. At all other times, she juggles, none too successfully, the multiple other facets of her very busy life. Khaalidah has been published at or has publications upcoming in Strange Horizons, Fiyah Magazine, Diabolical Plots, and others. You can also hear her narrations at any of the four Escape Artists podcasts, Far Fetched Fables, and Strange Horizons. Khaalidah is also co-editor at PodCastle audio magazine, where she is on a mission to encourage more women and POC to submit fantasy stories. Of her alter ego, K from the planet Vega, it is rumored that she owns a time machine and knows the secret to immortality. She can be found online at khaalidah.com and on Twitter as @khaalidah. Author's note: The unjust violent death of Michael Brown at the hands of a police officer was the specific impetus for this story. I tried to imagine what his mother must’ve been feeling upon learning about her son’s death. This wasn’t difficult because I have a son as well. I tried to impart the feeling of rage and horror I, any mother, would feel upon learning that her son was taken away in such a violent horrific way. Main Story: “Gust of Wind Made by a Swinging Blade” by Molly N. Moss (Originally published in Weirdbook #32.) Again, Kinnori strained against the ropes binding him, his muscles already throbbing from exertion. Once again, the cords sliced his flesh and yielded not at all. It was dark in the hold of the guard-ship Murakumo, and a gathering chill numbed his fingers. Rolling waves conspired with exhaustion to make Kinnori's eyelids grow heavy. He shook himself and growled, “Escape or die, Shoji Kinnori.” Molly N. Moss is the pen name of a tuxedo housecat named Marlene who lives in Athens, Georgia. When Marlene got bored with being left alone all day every day, she taught herself to read fiction as a hobby. After a while she decided to try writing fiction of her own. Marlene's fiction has appeared in numerous publications, including Weird Tales, Bards & Sages Quarterly, and the anthology Dark Magic: Witches, Hackers, & Robots. About the Narrator: "The Banshee" is read by the author; see bio above. Eric Luke is the screenwriter of the Joe Dante film Explorers, which is currently in development as a remake; has written for the comic books Ghost and Wonder Woman; and wrote and directed the Not Quite Human films for Disney TV.  His current project, Interference (a meta horror audiobook about an audiobook... that kills), is a bestseller on Audible.com. His website for creative projects is Quillhammer.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week my car breaks down and I hitch with my surfboard back to Tofino~ 21:53 - I recorded a long-form conversation with Julie Walrant, a Belgian traveller, on my hitchhiking journey to Tofino. We covered the nature of freedom, our opinions on how to tap into frequencies of the universe and what stokes us out in life. The chat is broken up into three separate parts. 56:25 - Laina, our guest DJ from Episode 43 (https://soundcloud.com/frequencyhorizon/episode-43-tdot-2-tofino-laina-gabrienne-guestmix?in=frequencyhorizon/sets/frequency-horizon-podcast) sends us a few track selections. We'll play them, but not before having a little fun first. 1:34:32 - Deon Beamon, the cousin of a friend I made travelling through Chicago, was shot and killed during an incident of senseless violence. The rapper, known as gotti_boa, had been running to get help at the time of the robbery gone wrong. We shout out the man and play a couple of his tracks that deserve to live on. Music from: Aphex Twin (@user18081971), TOKiMONSTA (@tokimonsta), Machine Gun Kelly (@machinegunkelly), The Ransom Note (@the-ransom-note), Rene LaVice (@renelavice), The XX (@thexxofficial), Chelou (@chelouofficial) and more~

In 1991, Mike Powell and Carl Lewis took on Bob Beamon's iconic Long Jump world record at the World Championships in Tokyo. In an epic battle, both men went further than Beamon, with Mike Powell eventually setting a record that stands to this day. He talks to Adrian Moorhead for Sporting Witness. The programme is a Sparklab Production and was first broadcast in June 2015. PHOTO: Mike Powell breaking the record. Credit: Getty Images.

In 1991, Mike Powell and Carl Lewis took on Bob Beamon's iconic Long Jump world record at the World Championships in Tokyo. In an epic battle, both men went further than Beamon, with Mike Powell eventually setting a record that stands to this day. He talks to Adrian Moorhead for Sporting Witness. The programme is a Sparklab Production. PHOTO: Mike Powell (centre) on the winner's podium with Carl Lewis (right). Credit: Getty Images.

Join us on February 18, 2015 at 4:00 p.m. PST and 7:00 p.m. EST live for a wonderful show with host Denise Messenger and her guest Nika Beamon.  Nika C. Beamon is a veteran television journalist working in New York. She attended Boston College.  Beamon is the author of the well-received non-fiction book, I Didn’t Work This Hard Just to Get Married (Chicago Review Press, 2009), which explores the challenges and issues affecting single women.  She published her first memoir: Misdiagnosed: The Search for Dr. House in 2014. Written in a conversational and brutally honest fashion, Misdiagnosed is the tale of her 17 year quest to find treatment for a rare autoimmune disorder. It also provides tips to help readers avoid the same fate.  She will be informing listeners on the important issues facing us in the medical field.  Also she will be talking about her journey.  In 2000, Beamon published her first mystery novel, Dark Recesses, the poignant tale of a young attorney uncovers a web at his family’s reunion. In 2002, she completed her second mystery novel, Eyewitness.  She has been a reviewer for Publisher's Weekly Magazine and QBR: The Quarterly Black Book Review Magazine, as well as various websites.  Beamon is also a member of the Great Black Speakers Bureau and the Writers Guild of America East.  You asked for it and we deliver!