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In episodes three and four of For All Mankind season four, respectively titled: ‘The Bear Hug' and ‘House Divided', the Soviets are dealing with a coup that has stripped Gorbachev of his Presidency. As Margo deals with the repercussions of this, she is reunited with the mysterious woman at the park and is finally being put to good use for the Russians. Meanwhile, on Happy Valley, due to increased pressure from his wife on money issues, Miles has taken desperate measures to increase the cashflow by taking on some side work as a space smuggler. Up top, Ed kindles his relationship with Russian Cosmonaut, Sveta, who gets herself into some trouble by accidentally hurting a comrade. And back on earth, Kelly and Aleida team up with Dev to take control of Helios and get the SEEKER Program up and running. Welcome to our series coverage of For All Mankind (on Apple TV+) by Story Archives. Join us week to week as we cover the hit Apple TV Plus show and it's interesting retelling of how history would have unraveled had the space race never ended. For All Mankind is an American science fiction drama television series created by Ronald D. Moore, Matt Wolpert, and Ben Nedivi and produced for Apple TV+. The series dramatizes an alternate history depicting "what would have happened if the global space race had never ended" after the Soviet Union succeeds in the first crewed Moon landing ahead of the United States. The title is inspired by the lunar plaque left on the Moon by the crew of Apollo 11, which reads, in part, "We Came in Peace for All Mankind". Keep up with all things Story Archives Official Website: soapbox.house Email: contact@soapbox.house Join our newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/696a96e28b6f/newsletter Help us build the network by filling out a quick survey: https://forms.gle/AsBrAQD3zD3Ra6Qr7 Support this show: Spotify | PayPal Follow the hosts on Instagram: Mario Busto | Zachary Newton Additional show sponsors: 1992 Films | Zachary R Newton --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/story-archives/support
Nique and the gang discuss "Bear Hug" - episode 3 of Season 4 of For All Mankind, and wonder if Miles is still a f*%k up, how many lights there are, and whether or not Bill is living the dream.
"The Bear Hug" did not disappoint. Love us some Wrenn Schmidt, and that's what we get in this episode.The Soviet coup is so well told, especially through Margot's eyes. It was like you were right there with her, feeling every tense moment.Wren Schmidt, who plays Margot, seriously needs an award for this one. We get more of Miles and his black market shenanigans, plus some interesting dynamics with the North Koreans.Kelly and Alida – the buddy movie we didn't know we needed. Cant wait to see more of this!Overall, we're super pumped about where the season's going!Share your thoughts: HappyValleyFAM@gmail.comSee more of Donnie: https://www.youtube.com/@TechWinnerCCSee more of Brian: https://goprospex.com/--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/happyvalleyfam/message
Our season storylines begin to come into focus this week, as Kelly and Aleida encourage Dev to have his Steve Jobs moment, Margo learns about the calm atmosphere found at Soviet Union police stations, Ed finds calm in hydroponics, and Miles discovers that black market shenanigans can really snowball. Dan Moren and Jason Snell.
A Tom Clancy spy novel breaks out in the middle of this episode of For All Mankind. There are hundreds of people on Mars at this point, and they have needs. Ed isn't looking well, Dani's leadership is strong, and Margot is interrogated by Russian officials. A.Ron the Shipper sees a potential love connection. Don your space suit and join Jim and A.Ron on Hi, Bob! Transmit your feedback to fam@baldmove.com! Hey there! Check out https://support.baldmove.com/ to find out how you can gain access to ALL of our premium content, as well as ad-free versions of the podcasts, for just $5 a month! Join the Club! Join the discussion: Email | Discord | Reddit | Forums Follow us: Twitch | YouTube | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook Leave Us A Review on Apple Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Our season storylines begin to come into focus this week, as Kelly and Aleida encourage Dev to have his Steve Jobs moment, Margo learns about the calm atmosphere found at Soviet Union police stations, Ed finds calm in hydroponics, and Miles discovers that black market shenanigans can really snowball. Dan Moren and Jason Snell.
A Tom Clancy spy novel breaks out in the middle of this episode of For All Mankind. There are hundreds of people on Mars at this point, and they have needs. Ed isn't looking well, Dani's leadership is strong, and Margot is interrogated by Russian officials. A.Ron the Shipper sees a potential love connection. Don your space suit and join Jim and A.Ron on Hi, Bob!Transmit your feedback to fam@baldmove.com!Hey there! Check out https://support.baldmove.com/ to find out how you can gain access to ALL of our premium content, as well as ad-free versions of the podcasts, for just $5 a month!Join the Club! Join the discussion: Email | Discord | Reddit | ForumsFollow us: Twitch | YouTube | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook Leave Us A Review on Apple PodcastsThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5952832/advertisement
US President Joe Biden's bear hug approach and refusal to pressure Israel more forcefully involves a complicated cost-benefit analysis as well as a crucial political battle that could not only drag the United States into another Middle East war but also change the paradigm of Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking.
The Washington Roundtable: President Biden embraced the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, in Tel Aviv this week, reiterating America's support for Israel amid its war with Hamas. The President brokered a deal to allow humanitarian aid to enter Gaza and warned Israelis not to be “consumed” by rage as they respond to Hamas's October 7th massacre of civilians in the country. “It's not clear yet what really has been accomplished by this extraordinary amount of personal diplomacy,” the New Yorker staff writer Susan B. Glasser said. Senior Israeli officials are allegedly predicting several years or even a decade of war. Meanwhile, the Biden Administration is seeking more than a hundred billion dollars in federal funding, including assistance for Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan. But, because the raucous battle to elect a Speaker of the House is ongoing, the question of when this package might pass remains open. As the staff writer Evan Osnos noted, the events of the past two weeks underscore the challenges that democracy is facing both at home and abroad. The staff writer Jane Mayer joins Glasser and Osnos in conversation about it all.
The Washington Roundtable: President Biden embraced the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, in Tel Aviv this week, reiterating America's support for Israel amid its war with Hamas. The President brokered a deal to allow humanitarian aid to enter Gaza and warned Israelis not to be “consumed” by rage as they respond to Hamas's October 7th massacre of civilians in the country. “It's not clear yet what really has been accomplished by this extraordinary amount of personal diplomacy,” the New Yorker staff writer Susan B. Glasser said. Senior Israeli officials are allegedly predicting several years or even a decade of war. Meanwhile, the Biden Administration is seeking more than a hundred billion dollars in federal funding, including assistance for Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan. But, because the raucous battle to elect a Speaker of the House is ongoing, the question of when this package might pass remains open. As the staff writer Evan Osnos noted, the events of the past two weeks underscore the challenges that democracy is facing both at home and abroad. The staff writer Jane Mayer joins Glasser and Osnos in conversation about it all.
Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world. Zman Yisrael editor Biranit Goren and military correspondent Emanuel Fabian join host Amanda Borschel-Dan on today's episode. We are on day 13 of the war that Hamas instigation on October 7 in its murderous incursion into Israel which has left some 1,300 killed, hundreds wounded and 203 captive. Every day, more bodies are identified and the grieving continues. The IDF reported today that it is still finding Hamas infiltrators here in Israel and that it estimates there are now 203 hostages in Gaza. Fabian updates us. While the ground incursion is still on hold, what offensive steps has the IDF been taking in the last few days? There have been increased arrests of Hamas terrorists in the West Bank over the past week and even as President Joe Biden was here, more rockets fell and action took place on the northern border. We hear updates on developments there, as well as reports of air strikes on Syria. President Joe Biden was here yesterday for a solidarity visit. Goren gives bullet points from the trip and discusses its fallout. On Monday, the security cabinet pushed off a vote on controversial regulations proposed by Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi that would empower him to shut down foreign media outlets. Goren describes a shrinking of freedom of the press. For the latest updates, please look at The Times of Israel's ongoing live blog. Discussed articles include: Live blog October 19, 2023 Northern border heats up with fresh rocket fire, Hezbollah attacks on IDF posts Biden to Israelis: ‘Justice must be done,' but don't let rage guide wartime decisions Biden: World did nothing in the Holocaust. We will not stand by and do nothing again Vote on plan to shutter Al Jazeera delayed as legal concerns surface THOSE WE HAVE LOST: Civilians and soldiers killed in Hamas's onslaught on Israel THOSE WE ARE MISSING: The hostages and victims whose fate is still unknown Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. IMAGE: US President Joe Biden is greeted by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after arriving at Ben Gurion International Airport, October 18, 2023, in Lod. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Remember, we welcome comments, questions, and suggested topics at thewonderpodcastQs@gmail.com. S4E28 TRANSCRIPT:----more---- Yucca: Welcome back to The Wonder Science Based Paganism. I'm your host, Yucca. Mark: And I'm Mark. Yucca: And today, we're talking about the senses, the other senses in our practices. So, the ones like smell and taste and touch that sometimes we can forget about. Mark: Right. Yeah, I mean, humans are very visually oriented and they're very sound oriented. That, that tends to be the senses that we lead with, those of us who have those senses. And so, Our orientation towards what we do in ritual, what we do in our practices, all that kind of thing, will often kind of lean into those senses because that's what we're used to leading with. But the other senses are also very compelling Very compelling, and can be powerful instruments in changing our consciousness and influencing the effectiveness of our ritual practices. So, today we're talking about that. Yucca: That's right. And before we go much further, we should say that Yes, there are other senses. We're talking about the classical senses, which I think are useful because they are senses that, one, we have a specific organ, which is dedicated to that sense, and it's also about our interaction with the outside world, where we do have other senses like proprioception or things like that, but that's it. Those are a little bit less obvious. Now, not that they aren't important and that you couldn't bring awareness of that into your practice, but for now, we're just going to be talking about those three in the more classical sense. Mark: Yes. Yeah, I think That's plenty. Yucca: Yeah, Mark: We could, I mean, we could certainly dive into other things, but I think, you know, that'll, that'll certainly take up our time. Yucca: which is a fun rabbit hole if you're looking for a research rabbit hole to go down is how do we define senses and all of that stuff is delightful. Mark: Sure. Okay. Yucca: Now, let's start with, with smell, right? I think that's a good place to start. Mark: Smell is a particularly powerful emotionally evocative sense. Our olfactory receptors are hooked pretty deep in our brains. You know, when you think back to, I mean really back to our earliest ancestors, the single celled organisms, they were able to detect the chemical nature of what surrounded them and move away from what was harmful, move towards what might be food. That is, in essence, smell. That, so that, that sense has been coded into us from the very beginning, and in fact we've lost a lot. Of what we used to have in the way of smell in, in the way of, of the olfactory scents but it's still very powerful for us and it's very influential over our mood. Yucca: It is, and it's one of those that is often hanging out in the background that we're really not conscious of, sometimes if there is a strong, potent smell, but we often start to tune smells out, even though they're there, they're there. And we don't think about them consciously, but they are influencing our mood and our, how we feel about things, and I'm guessing that most people listening, that if you have a sense of smell, that at some point in your life, you've encountered a smell. And all of a sudden you're just, memory wise, just back at some previous scene in your life, right? The smell of walking into a coffee shop or the, you know, cigars and you're sitting on your grandpa's lap again or something like that, Mark: Mm hmm. Yes, exactly. And the, the challenge in some cases with really cultivating that sense and its ability to influence our mood is that we have some social rules around acknowledging smell. There are a lot of smells that we're like supposed to pretend are not there Yucca: Mm hmm. Mark: because it's embarrassing for people or, you know, whatever it is, or you're not supposed to be critical of how somebody's house smells, that kind of thing. Yucca: And humans are not supposed to have any smell whatsoever. We're supposed to... Be completely smellless. Yeah, Mark: unless it's some goop that you apply to yourself, which has no relation to what a human actually smells like. Yucca: Something that vaguely smells like a flower from the other side of the world, but maybe not, because you've never actually smelled what this flower really smells like. But they say on the bottle that that's what it is. Mark: right. There you go. Yucca: Yeah. Mark: I have a natural deodorant that I use once in a while when I'm going to be wearing a bunch of layers. And It's it's scented with ylang ylang. I have no idea what ylang ylang actually smells like. There it is, ylang ylang. So, Yucca: enjoy looking at the bit. The names of, like, when you go through the aisle at the store, and, like, how they will name products, because sometimes it's just the name of a flower or something like that, and other times they just, they just give them these really weird names, like, it's like Spicy Night Out or something, and you're like, wow. Yes. Mark: fresh garden scent. Yucca: Yes. Fresh garden. Okay. Compost? I have yet to see that one. That would be a good one. Mark: that would be a good one. Yeah, compost musk. Yucca: Yes. Yeah. Anyways. You were saying that they're, first of all, acknowledging That the, that these things exist that they're a part of our world. Mm hmm. Mm Mark: so, and, you know, I'm not, I'm not recommending that people suddenly start violating all the social rules around, around scent and smell. I'm just saying that it's helpful to be aware of that so that you can suspend those rules when you're engaging with your practice so that you can really let yourself kind of drift away on the associative memories and that the scents bring up for you. Yucca: That you can be aware of them and make choices once you're aware of that, those norms, then you can decide. A lot of them are there for perfectly good reasons, right? Like you're saying, we're not saying necessarily just throw them all out the window, but you have a choice once you're aware of it, that awareness is the first step. Mark: In terms of practice, I not infrequently use incenses and sometimes I don't burn them. Sometimes I just kind of sit them out because they're, they smell good without burning. I'm particularly fond of the resinous incenses, like frankincense and myrrh and dragon's blood. Those, they smell super sacred to me. As soon as that hits my nose, they're just like, wow, here I am in the temple. Yucca: hmm. Frankincense is one that I use in my house on a regular basis. Yeah. Mark: Yeah. So your kids may come to associate that with home. Yucca: They may, yeah. We use a lot of, of... Synths in the house, and I change it throughout the year so there's some that that's just like the frankincense, that often feels more like of a fall kind of wintry one to me but I still use it throughout the year simply because I love it, but we have a little diffuser that I'll put the oils in And then in the winter, we heat with a wood stove. And since we're such a dry climate, I'll often have a little humidifier on top of the stove. So I've got a little iron kettle that is just for making sure that the house isn't so dry that you get nosebleeds from it, because really, we are in such a dry climate. So I'll usually put some drops of different oils into that. And throughout the year, the It is a conscious choice, but there's just certain smells that just... They just feel like they fit the season better. Mark: Huh. Yucca: And I was, I was mentioning to Mark before we started recording that here, it's really feeling like autumn is coming a bit early this year. Like it's the end of summer, but most years this would still be the end of summer. Right now it feels like the beginning of fall. So I noticed the, the choices that I am making in the morning when I'm putting some little oils in, they're more, they got a little bit more spicy of a. You know, I put some clove in the other day and some things like that and it just, it just changes the feel and the mood of the, the house. Mark: It does. Yucca: think the kids really will grow up with that, right? Mark: for sure. Yeah, there's something about kind of curating your olfactory experience that is, I mean, Here we are. We've got these senses, right? And we can either be just sort of buffeted by the winds of whatever comes along in a literal sense or we can we can make choices about what we choose to surround ourselves with in the way of, of olfactory cues. And what I find is that the, the incenses that I use are so specific, each one is so specific in its felt sense. I mean, I wanted to say vibe. I mean, we know what that means, right? That sort of felt emotional sense that comes up when you smell a particular thing. That I'm afraid I have a lot of them and I kind of hoard them. I mean, I haven't bought incenses in years, but I have them all in sealed tubes and jars and boxes and things like that. Actually, this brings up a little story that came up recently. We were having the Thursday night atheopagan Zoom mixer. And I got to telling a story about this one particular incense that I just love which I said was called Five Grandfathers, and it was made by a metaphysical shop in San Francisco called The Sword and the Rose. And a person who was on the call typed it in and the shop still exists. Yucca: Oh, Mark: And, and they, they make, they craft all their own incenses and they do it in the, you know, in a ritual way and all this kind of stuff. They have oils and all that kind of stuff as well. I think it's the swordandtherose. net, I think is their shop. But it turned out it was six grandfathers, not five. I had just misremembered and the label fell off years ago. But now that I know that I can get more of it I burned some the other day. And it is this incredibly earthy, evocative really unusual it has a couple of kinds of pine bark in it and tobacco and some really unusual things that you don't usually find in incenses and it, it just seems super earthy to me and, and very evocative. The story that the man at the shop told me was that his image of it is of the six grandfathers sitting in a kiva. And I can just see that image so well when I, when I burn this incense, it's so cool. Yucca: Oh, that's one I can, I'm just imagining what that smell might be right now. Mark: Huh. Yucca: We don't have a word for it. Picture, we can't, I can't picture it, right? We don't have a, we don't have a word to say that, right? Mark: Right. Yucca: Because when it's a, Visual scene, I can picture it in my mind, but I can't, we need another word for smelling it. Mark: I wonder if it's possible to learn to imagine scent. Yucca: oh, I, I certainly can, Mark: Can you? Yucca: absolutely, yeah. Mark: Okay. I, I can't imagine it. Yucca: to, okay, yeah. Well, different people have different relationships to what they can imagine and what they can't. Mark: Yeah. Yucca: I know my father doesn't see things in his mind, Mark: Huh. Yucca: right? We've talked about it, but he doesn't. He doesn't dream in pictures, he doesn't see things but feel has a very strong physical awareness of how spaces feel, right? I haven't asked him about whether he can smell things, but I can smell and taste things the sensation of a touch of something, right? Like I can imagine petting a big fluffy dog right now, and it's a very strong sensation, right? And I can, I can smell the smell of the dog's breath, right? Dogs have that very distinctive, they're stinky, but it's like you still kind of like it anyways. You're like, oh, you're such a sweetie, right? Like that happy dog breath. Mark: Huh. Yucca: Like, that's just very visceral, and we just, I think our language lacks words to really talk about those sorts of experiences in the same way we can talk about visual things. Mark: Yes, yeah, I, I really think that's true because what smell evokes in us is a felt sense, sort of an atmosphere or a, you know, what some people call an energy or a vibe, right? Yucca: It's a body awareness, but it's not body in the sense of, I don't, it's not something I'm experiencing with my hands it's not something I'm experiencing with my eyes, but there's a, there's something much more primal about the experience. Mark: yes. And I, and I agree with you that we don't have good language to describe those kinds of sensations. Like, like the feeling of shame, for example, when you're suddenly embarrassed by something. There is a very definite felt sense in my chest when that happens. And it's a physical sensation. It's not just an emotion. It's a physical sensation in my body, but we don't have words for those kinds of things. Yucca: Yeah, Mark: Yeah. So scent very powerful very useful in rituals for creating a sacred space. You know, and it, and a little goes a long way. I mean, I've, I've been to rituals where there were great fuming braziers of incense and it kind of smoked me out and, you know, had to leave early. Yucca: It can be such a challenge because that's one where people experience it so differently, right? What is a small, a strong smell to you may not be to somebody else. And what emotional state people are in is going to influence how much they can perceive it or not. We'll talk more about this with taste as well, but taste and smell are very connected. When we're a lot around really loud noises and vibrations that can change how we perceive it, right? When, and I'd have to go back and find the original sources on this, but my understanding is that when we are in airplanes, with all of the noise and the vibrations, we don't actually taste as well as we do when we're in a calmer setting. Mark: That's interesting. Yucca: that Mark: That explains airplane food. Yucca: right, that if you eat that same food on the ground when the engines are off, you will have a very different experience of it than when, I don't know how loud it is in an airplane, but it's... Mark: It's Yucca: loud. It's loud, right? Mark: Yeah. And it's kind of amazing that the brain is able to, in many ways, kind of filter that out. It resets your baseline, so you're able to have conversations with people and so forth, despite the fact that there's this very loud noise going on. Yucca: I find I get exhausted. I can sleep very easily on airplanes because it is just so except if I have to sit by the window and then I can't not look out the window the whole time. I do not have the money nor do I want to spend the fossil fuels to do this, but I would be the person that If those weren't an issue, we'd just buy tickets just to sit and look out the Mark: And look at the, look at the landscape, look at the clouds. It's, it's amazing. Yeah, I'm, I'm taking a red eye to Washington, D. C. in a couple of weeks and I'm, I don't sleep well on planes, so I'm really not looking forward to it. Yucca: Well, maybe you'll have to listen to some good podcast or something like Mark: Yeah, yeah. You know of any? Yucca: So some, you're talking about using scents intentionally in ritual, Mark: Right, Yucca: So, so one thing that we can do with scents, and this applies to any of the other senses as well, is we can purposefully associate them with things Mark: Mm hmm. Yucca: and be our own little Pavlov's dogs. Where if we want to invoke a sense of comfort or something like that, we can, when we get into that state, bring out the thing that has that smell. Right? Like, I'm thinking, for instance, of like a lavender pillow. Have you seen those little bags that people stuff lavender with? Well, that's something that you, if you wanted to use that scent, you get into that space, you smell the scent, you think about the scent and you experience the feeling that you have, and you intentionally do that several times and just reinforce that so that your body That's just a clue that you use just to do that. Mark: I have an example from the annual hallows ritual that my, my ritual circle, Dark Sun, does and I introduced this, but I use it every year, but sometimes. I got a little vial of cedar oil, and the reason I got cedar was because for some reason cedar reminds me of coffins. Yucca: Mm Mark: seems like cedar would be a good material to make a coffin out of. So there's this sort of funereal solemn quality, I think, to the scent of cedar oil. And we've used it to anoint foreheads and things like that so that that scent is kind of around during the ritual and it's powerful. It's very powerful. I don't use it for anything else. Yucca: Mm hmm. Mark: It sits on my ancestor and underworld altar for the rest of the year. I'm looking at it right now. Yucca: Cedar's one that I tend to use around this time of year, Mark: Is it? Yucca: right? It is one that I associate with a late summer, early fall. Kind of, and then as we get into the winter, I'll definitely switch more into some of the piney, sappy kind of smells. Mark: yeah, for sure, Yeah, and maybe this is a good place to transition into taste. Because taste and smell, as you say, are, are very deeply related with one another. I can imagine tastes. Yucca: Interesting. Mark: So, and considering that taste is other than the, you know, the, what, six, seven types of taste buds that we have, all the rest of it is olfactory. So, maybe I'm just, I need to practice imagining smells. Yucca: Well, what if you start with a really strong one, like walking into a coffee shop that roasts its own beans? Mark: I just, I just imagined a smell, ammonia. Yucca: ammonia, oh, that's a, yep. Mark: Dead. Yucca: say that and I've got, right Mark: there it is. Yucca: I can even feel the part of, of my nose where it is, Mark: Where it burns. Yucca: it burns, yeah oh yeah, Mark: Okay. So I can't imagine since I'm just not very practiced at it. Okay. That's good to know. So taste. I have used taste in rituals where in order as kind of a part of induction into the ritual state, into trance, that very present flow state that That is, you know, what we seek to create in ritual space. I've used cues like a single dark chocolate chip, Yucca: hmm, Mark: for example, you know, you put the chocolate chip on the tongue of each participant because there's, there's a way that that flavor, it kind of floods your sensorium with this. Deliciousness, and it's kind of a full body experience. It pulls you into, into being in, in, in your body rather than thinking about other abstract things. Yucca: right? Reminds me of communion when you say that, right? Like, I think that's probably some of what's going on with that, that, little sip of wine, right? Mark: I've used sips of wine as well. Now, under COVID, it's not so convenient because you're not going to have a single chalice. Yucca: That you can, yeah. Mark: just kind of wipe the lip and, and move on. But it could still be done. You could have a tray of, you know, little, little cups of wine and, Yucca: Well, that's, you know, depending on, different churches have done different things, but ones that I have visited, I've seen they have, like, basically the little shot glasses, that there's just a little sip for each person, right? And then they have, like, the little wafer In fact, I visited one once in which the wafers came pre packaged and they're a little, like, plastic, like, thinking of, like, it would be, it sort of looked like the thing that Like, the flight attendant would give you on the plane, like, one of those little cookies. Of course, that's somewhat wasteful, but it's, it was, I found it quite charming, right? It was like, oh, okay, that's a good solution. This was even pre COVID, like, okay, yeah, so, but that's something that humans, I bring up communion because it's, we've been perfecting this ritual thing for, you Mark: Yes. Yes. There, there is nothing in a traditional Catholic mass service that isn't carefully calculated to create a particular mood, a particular set of emotions, a particular worldview. I mean, it's all very carefully curated. And. And, I mean, I, I find, you know, cathedral architecture and Gregorian chant and, you know, ritual music and the simple incense that they use and, I mean, all that stuff is just really amazing as a kind of sensory experience. I, I don't care for the theology, Yucca: I don't like, I don't particularly care for the theology or the message, but I, I I really do enjoy mass. Mark: mm hmm, Yucca: That, you know, that's something my, our father taught us when we were little, like, how to, you know, he was raised Catholic and obviously did not raise us Catholic, but taught us how to go through the movements and everything so that we could experience it. And I just loved the whole ritual of all of it, and the, you know, the kneeling as you go in, and the water, and the pre like, all of this stuff is just, it's so effective, Mark: It is super effective and that's why I reference some of those things in the Atheopagan Ritual Primer and in my book, my first book, the Atheopaganism book, because Because we've been doing these ritual things, you know, for tens of thousands of years, and we've learned a lot, and it's not, you know, these, these techniques, you know, we're not inventing them now. They've, they've been used for a very long time. We're repurposing many of them to create modern pagan rituals. Yucca: And they were repurposed before us, too. That's the, you know, they came from other sources as well. Mark: So taste it is traditional in many pagan denominations, I guess I'd call them, or paths that cakes and ale is a a segment of the ritual that takes place after the main working of the ritual. In the structure that I've proposed which is arrival invocation of qualities. Deep working or deep play or working, gratitude and then benediction the cakes and ale or sharing a ritual meal piece happens during the gratitude phase because we're grateful to eat and it makes our bodies happy to food into them. So that, that's another thing where. You know, you pass bread or cookies or, in some cases, meat depending on who's doing it and what time of year and all that kind of stuff. Yucca: hmm. Yeah. Outside of a formal ritual, something that I like to do when I go in my own land, when I'm just hanging out and being like, hey! Friendry. But when I go somewhere that, like on an adventure with the kids a couple months back we went into the Carlsbad Caverns and things like that, is to actually taste the air. Now, that's again mixing in with the smell as well, but there is a very, places have really distinctive tastes, and you can take a deep breath in, kind of, it makes me imagine like the wine tasters and it's kind of the same way that you might taste the wine in your mouth and like move it around and all of that. You can do that with the air and taste it. the back of your, on your tongue, in the back of your throat. And every place is very different, Mark: Hmm. Yucca: right? It's a little, it's subtle, right? Because it's not the same as like putting a chocolate chip on your tongue. But, but the taste of a city and different cities have different tastes, right? And I'm not talking about putting things literally in your mouth other than the air. In some places that might be perfectly safe. If you're in the middle of a forest and you want to taste a pine needle, that's probably fine. Other places you might not want to pick up a rock and taste it because it's got diesel on it or something like that. But experiencing the environments that we're in on a, consciously choosing to experience them on a level that isn't just site, I think, can really help us. Actually, I did a video on the YouTube channel about that a couple weeks back. Mark: Go check that out. Yucca: but yeah, that's there. So, I think that that really helps to connect with the places where we are and slow down a bit, Mark: Mm hmm. Yucca: right? Because the more that we're experiencing things, the more new and novel things, the slower the time becomes. Your awareness of that. So a lot of this talk about how, when we were little, it seemed like our childhoods took up so much more time in our lives, and now the older we get, just the faster and faster time goes. But I've found that this is something I've been working very consciously on, is trying to slow that down. and going, I can't actually signif like, I don't really get to choose how many years I actually get to be alive for. I can, you know, make certain choices that will help me to live longer, but, you know, I could be in a car accident tomorrow. But what I can do is I can experience the moments that I have more deeply, and doing things like pausing and tasting the air, or really smelling the environment. around you, I have found really helps to get back a little bit of that stretched out time the way it felt when I was a child. Mark: Huh. Huh. Yeah, I can really see that. And that brings us to touch, which is kind of an entirely different thing. And I, I think the reason it's a different thing is that when we breathe in a scent or we taste something, we do not yet consider it to be a part of ourselves. It's something that's in the process of becoming part of ourselves by being breathed in or by being ingested, but it's not us yet. Whereas touch is very intimate. Because it's engaging with our skin, which is us. Does that make sense? Yucca: Does, I mean, when we, when we're smelling something, or we're tasting something, it's, it literally is going into our bodies. Mark: I know, but we don't think of it that Yucca: yeah like, with smell, it's almost like a lock and key thing happening, Mark: Huh. Yucca: but yeah, there's something different with the touch that, like, I think it's, it's tapping into something a little bit more Like a different kind of instinctual reaction because the touch is, well, first of all, there's a lot of different touch, but some of it is there so that we know, like, get away, don't get eaten so going back to when we were way, way pre pre mammal ancestors, we were just these tiny little worm things we bump into something, oop, don't get eaten by that, go somewhere else Yeah Mark: Yeah, so, Yucca: I think I see what you're saying with that, like there's a Mark: well, there's a question of safety. The immediacy of touch raises the question of safety. You know, am I, am I safe being in contact with this, whatever it is? We, there are ways that things that you breathe or things that you ingest can harm you. They're more the exception than the rule. We, you know, we eat every day, we breathe all the time. We kind of assume that what we're doing in those regards is, is gonna be okay for us. Yucca: right, and the, I mean, taste is there partly to let us know, oh, spit that out, that's poisonous, don't eat that but then we spit it out and it's, it's out, it's gone yeah, but yeah, the safety, and safety in both ways like, are we not safe, and are we safe? Because again, going back to that mammal side, when we're, when we're born, we're we clinging to our parents, right? We hold on to the other animals because we're a social, we're a social animal. And we're held by and we don't wanna be put down. We'll, we'll make that pretty clear. Mark: When people have a traumatic experience, Very frequently, what's done by emergency personnel is to put a blanket around them. And it's not because they're cold. It's because the blanket provides a feeling of safety. The, the, the tactile experience of having the back of your neck covered and, you know, all of that is, it And I've actually done this in ritual circles where if somebody was having a really hard time, they were, you know, going through an experience because the ritual had brought things up for them. I've, I've actually brought people a blanket and put it around them for, for that purpose. And it makes a lot of difference. So these, Yucca: a weighted blanket that is just amazing for that. Mark: Yeah, my partner Nemea has a weighted blanket too and she loves it. Yucca: Another one, this is a little bit more, more extreme than a blanket, but it's a squishbox. If you ever feel like you really, really just, you just really need to climb into a hole you can make a box that is big enough for you to get in, so maybe, you could also do this with a bathtub if you happen to have it, and just fill it with blankets or, you know, pillows and things like that, and you just get in it between all of those things. That stuff, and you just feel squooshed and safe and surrounded. Because sometimes when you feel like, I want to be in a hole, being in the hole is the best thing that you can do for that feeling. So, probably you don't actually have a literal hole, so you can just make one, right? Mark: Well, and, and I've seen memes, I mean both of us are neurodivergent, obviously in different ways because everybody's different but I've seen memes from particularly people on the spectrum where that sort of being crushed feeling is very comforting. It's like it keeps you from flying apart. In some way. And so, you know, just kind of a bear hug from a trusted person can give a similar sort of, you know, squash me until I'm safe sort of feeling. Yucca: yeah. Oh, I just love that name, Bear Hug, too. It just makes me think of, that was something that I remember as being a little kid, is I would ask for the bear hug, I want the bear hug, and they go, rrrrr, give the growl, and the big hug, and with the, you know, the big arms of the parents. So, yeah, those things, those never, you know. Talking about how short, it's amazing how short our childhoods are, but how that never leaves us, right? Even though a lot of times we don't, we don't remember most of our lives, right? We cannot remember most of our childhoods, let alone our adult lives, and yet it influences us so much. Mark: Yes, yeah, so many of the associative memories we were talking about was sent and so forth. So many associative memories that pop into your mind at a random time are from your childhood. They're just, that's, that's when all this baseline stuff was being laid down and we go back to it over and over again. So, so yeah, touch. And I have used. Textured things in ritual like fur or even things like steel wool or like a pet brush, you know, that wire, the, the, the sharp wire pet brush, you know, those kinds of things, you know, if you very gently brush it along the skin or if they brush their fingers along it all of those are, are, Ways of once again, you know, pulling someone into being in their body and being in immediacy and presence rather than the past and the future. Yes. Yucca: yeah. Temperature as well. Temperature's a big one. And you can go either direction with that. And there's some simple things that you can use, like, like those little heat pads, those hand warmers. Mark: Mm hmm. Yucca: But there's also the ones, you can get the little cold packs, that they're about the same size, they're for if, you know, somebody hurt their ankle or something like that, but, which by the way, I carry those whenever hiking because if somebody is getting overheated, you can open up one of those packs and have them put it underneath their armpit, or between their legs, and that really helps to start to cool them down faster. Same thing in this. In the winter, do that with the, with the heat pack. Mark: Huh. Yucca: But that's something that you could do in a ritual space as well. Mark: Yes. Yes. All of this stuff. I mean, you know who really specializes in this stuff, who's really, really good at it is the BDSM community. Yucca: Right. Mark: of this is called sensation play. Yucca: Mm hmm. Mark: And, I mean, they have, they've got feathers, and they've got horse whips, and they've got everything in between. They've got thuddy things, and they've got stingy things, and they've got gentle things, and they've got cold things, and they've got hot things, and, you know, this is all, you know, something that they really narrow in on, you know, dialing in exactly what works for people in, in all those circumstances and People that are on the receiving end of that are also exploring, okay, that works for me. Okay, that doesn't, you know, this evokes a particular emotion in me. So it's all, it's very interesting stuff. Yucca: Makes a lot of sense. Yeah. Mark: yeah, Yucca: And I mean, so that could be a really good resource, and it doesn't necessarily have to be a sexual experience. Mark: right. Yucca: So that may be the focus in that particular community, but the knowledge could be applied to, to any sort of sensation that you're, that you're intentionally invoking. Mark: Exactly. Exactly. So, yeah, because there are multiple axes of That, that community explores. There are things around power, there are things around shame, there are things around physical sensation. There, as I say, there are these multiple axes that people will explore with one another. And that's all great, but what we're talking about right now is the sensation piece, the touch piece. And yeah, so, I mean, Welcoming a blindfolded person into the ritual circle with a soft caress of a feather on the side of their face. You know, you, you just, particularly if, if they're blindfolded so that they're not depending on visual cues for everything. There's a way that that can really make the body's senses come alive. And then you have powerful experiences of these other sensations that are provided. So, Yucca: the blindfold, sometimes just closing your eyes or having a blindfold is enough to get you to shift to thinking about and paying it to paying attention to the other senses, because they're there. But it's whether we're really engaging with them or not. And then learning to use them, like just a couple minutes ago, with the imagining it when you said, Oh, yeah, I can imagine. I just have to practice it. I think that applies to all these other things, right? We, most of us can physically smell. It's just, do we practice noticing that and refining that? Most of us do have a sense of touch. So how much attention are we paying to it? How much are we not? Mark: Huh. Yeah. And so, I guess, kind of moving towards a summation of all this, this, you know, the senses are kind of a playground. And they, they are very influential over what our psychological state is. And we, as practitioners of paths that we add. Deliberately work to affect our psychological state in ways that benefit us and that enable us to have, you know, experiences. Really, you know, need to look at that. We, we need to be aware of all the different ways that, that our senses can be helpful for us. Particularly those that we don't tend to pay as much attention to, like, like scent and, and taste and touch. Yucca: Right? Mark: Well, this has been super interesting again. Thank you for, for a great conversation. Yeah, this was a good idea. I'm, I'm glad we did this. Yucca: Yeah. Thank you. And thanks everyone for hanging out with us and listening. And we really appreciate you being here with us. Mark: We sure do. Yucca: We'll see you next week.
The battle at Metalhawk Landing continues as Starscream avoids attack after attack! How will our heroes turn the tide? Maybe with something… mystical! We want to hear your feedback! Post a comment here or email feedback for Empire Of Rust directly to rust@transmissionspodcast.com! Want some TransMissions swag? Check out our online shop, powered by TeePublic! Like what we’re doing and want to help make our podcast even better? If you already support us, thank you! Show Notes: Intro [0:00:00] Chapter 1 – Sweet Spot Scores A Sweet Hit [0:01:36] Chapter 2 – Bear Hug [0:11:08] Chapter 3 – And I’ll Form The Head [0:20:23] Chapter 4 – Alloy Smash [0:35:30] Chapter 5 – Crash And Burn [0:45:20] Closing [0:50:56] If you enjoy Empire of Rust, please rate us and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify! These ratings greatly help podcasts become more discoverable to other people using those… Continue reading The post Empire Of Rust 108 – Screamer Sees The Stars appeared first on TransMissions Podcast Network.
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The battle at Metalhawk Landing continues as Starscream avoids attack after attack! How will our heroes turn the tide? Maybe with something… mystical! We want to hear your feedback! Post a comment here or email feedback for Empire Of Rust directly to rust@transmissionspodcast.com! Want some TransMissions swag? Check out our online shop, powered by TeePublic! Like what we’re doing and want to help make our podcast even better? If you already support us, thank you! Show Notes: Intro [0:00:00] Chapter 1 – Sweet Spot Scores A Sweet Hit [0:01:36] Chapter 2 – Bear Hug [0:11:08] Chapter 3 – And I’ll Form The Head [0:20:23] Chapter 4 – Alloy Smash [0:35:30] Chapter 5 – Crash And Burn [0:45:20] Closing [0:50:56] If you enjoy Empire of Rust, please rate us and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify! These ratings greatly help podcasts become more discoverable to other people using those… Continue reading The post Empire Of Rust 108 – Screamer Sees The Stars appeared first on TransMissions Podcast Network.
Die Jahrhundertserie "Succession" ist zu Ende gegangen und deswegen treffen Sascha Brittner (PewCast, Kulturindustrie) und Christian in einem Bear Hug aufeinander, um die wichtigen Fragen zu beantworten: What are the optics? Are we fighting a proxy war? Und natürlich: What comes after 9? 9B? Allen voran aber: War die Serie wirklich so weltbewegend wie alle sagen, oder sind auch wir nur vom schönen Schein der Macht getrügt worden, so wie die Kinder von Logan Roy?
In this episode of the Top Order Podcast, we look back at the final week of the IPL 2023 round robin - then make our predictions about who will win it all.We start the show by discussing RCB and the Rajasthan Royals - two teams who most likely view this year's tournament as a big missed opportunity. Virat Kohli hit back-to-back hundreds, Faf du Plessis lead the run charts, Yashasvi Jaiswal looks set for international stardom and the smile came back to Yuzvendra Chahal's face, but still these sides failed to reach the playoffs. What went wrong (other than a no ball)?We then cast our eye over the four remaining teams: Gujarat Titans, Chennai Super Kings, Lucknow Super Giants and the Mumbai Indians.Can GT ride Shubman Gill's red-hot form all the way to the title? Will Devon Conway and MS Dhoni be wrapped in a big hug after the final ball is bowled? Can Marcus Stoinis pull off two match-winning innings in a row? Or will Cameron Green's long levers be lifting the trophy when all is said and done?We'll be back next week to wrap up the IPL playoffs and look ahead to the English international summer, including the build-up to the World Test Championship Final and the Ashes. In the meantime, please take the time to give us a like, follow, share or subscribe on all our channels (@toporderpod on Twitter and Facebook, & @thetoporderpodcast on Instagram) and a (5-Star!) review at your favourite podcast provider, or tell a friend to download. It really helps others find the show and is the best thing you can do to support us. You can also find all our written content, including our Hall of Fame series, at our website, and our recent episodes (plus a few from the backlist) are available on YouTube - we're slowly chipping away at populating this channel.You can also dip back into our conversations with special guests - including Lockie Ferguson, Mike Hussey, Sophie Devine, Tim Southee, Shane Bond, Georgia Wareham, Barry Richards, Rachin Ravindra, Bharat Sundaresan and many more fascinating people from all across the cricketing world. And if you'd like to reach out to us with feedback, questions or guest suggestions, get in touch at thetoporderpodcast@gmail.com.Thanks for listening.
Share this episode of Labor Relations Radio with your colleagues.When our nation's military veterans are leaving military life, some find post-military life in a cubicle or on a factory or warehouse floor lacking the mission-driven, team-oriented life they were accustomed to.With a shortage of Americans entering the ranching industry, Bear Hug Cattle Company (BHCC) is a 501(c)(3) that provides vocational training to veterans pursuing a career in the industry.[Continued below.]BHCC's 10-week training program involves working on several ranches in Colorado Montana, and Wyoming. Participants learn horsemanship and, as well, nearly every facet of basic ranching skills—from brandings to cattle drives.On this episode of Labor Relations Radio, Bear Hug Cattle Company Founder and President Ben Minden shares the history of BHHC which began in 2019 after Ben served in the 101st Airborne Division and 3rd Ranger Battalion. Ben is a graduate of the United States Military Academy and has an MBA from Harvard Business School.* To go to Bear Hug Cattle Company's website, click here* To donate or support Bear Hug Cattle Company, click here (or use PayPal)* To buy Bear Hug Cattle Company merchandise, shop here* Follow Bear Hug Cattle Company on Instagram* Follow Bear Hug Cattle Company on Tik TokFor all prior episodes of Labor Relations Radio, go here.LaborUnionNews.com's Labor Relations Radio is a subscriber-supported podcast. To receive new episodes and support our work at LaborUnionNews.com, please consider becoming a subscriber. Get full access to LaborUnionNews.com's News Digest at laborunionnews.substack.com/subscribe
A non-profit that provides vocational training for America's military veterans to pursue careers in the ranching community.When our nation's military veterans are leaving military life, some find post-military life in a cubicle or on a factory or warehouse floor lacking the mission-driven, team-oriented life they were accustomed to.With a shortage of Americans entering the ranching industry, Bear Hug Cattle Company (BHCC) is a 501(c)(3) that provides vocational training to veterans pursuing a career in the industry.BHCC's 10-week training program involves working on several ranches in Colorado Montana, and Wyoming. Participants learn horsemanship and, as well, nearly every facet of basic ranching skills—from brandings to cattle drives.On this episode of Labor Relations Radio, Bear Hug Cattle Company Founder and President Ben Minden shares the history of BHHC which began in 2019 after Ben served in the 101st Airborne Division and 3rd Ranger Battalion. Ben is a graduate of the United States Military Academy and has an MBA from Harvard Business School.To go to Bear Hug Cattle Company's website, click hereTo donate or support Bear Hug Cattle Company, click here (or use PayPal)To buy Bear Hug Cattle Company merchandise, shop hereFollow Bear Hug Cattle Company on InstagramFollow Bear Hug Cattle Company on Tik TokFor all prior episodes of Labor Relations Radio, go here.__________________________LaborUnionNews.com's Labor Relations Radio is a subscriber-supported publication. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a subscriber here.
Through the HIGH seas … we settle on HAPPY Breezes! On this latest podcast, your wavy geeks talk about summer in February and a new workbench, tackle a drug adrenaline bear with our review of Cocaine Bear, recap The Last of Us (episodes 5 thru 7), give show recommendations before discussions on the Lego's Council of Elrond, Microsoft Xbox's strong 2023 (so far), angry from biscuits and other odds and ends on Scuba and The Ry. Show Format/Episode Outline: What's up: (what adventures or activities over the last week) Ry Guy – Lots of reading (school) and Paper's / Enjoy the abnormal weather / Replaced a Phone (Tech Review – S23 Ultra) Scuba – Bookcase (project) / Built a new workbench Movies Reviews (Posted Movie review form http://ryreviews.com/) Cocaine Bear – Nature on High: Let's Bear Hug (https://ryreviews.com/cocaine-bear-movie-reviews-by-ry/) The Last of Us Ep. 5/6/7 (recap) Ry Guy Recommendation – The Recruit (1 Season / 2 Season coming – Netflix) Scuba Recommendation – The Bad Batch on Disney + News Pieces/Community Topic submissions The Council Of Elrond Lego Set is superb (https://www.cnet.com/culture/entertainment/lego-lord-of-the-rings-rivendell-set-with-6167-pieces-is-insanely-detailed/) Netflix Slashes prices … Globally (https://gizmodo.com/netflix-streaming-service-netflix-with-ads-you-1850149114) WB Announces more LOTR films (https://variety.com/2023/film/news/lord-of-the-rings-new-movies-warner-bros-1235533672/) News Pieces Xbox Strong 2023 Start (Discussion) Xbox Game Pass Strong 2023 (early) (https://www.ign.com/articles/xbox-game-pass-is-having-its-best-stretch-ever) Big Deal with Nintendo (https://kotaku.com/microsoft-nintendo-activision-call-of-duty-xbox-switch-1850140199) Odds and Ends (Quick hit items from the webs Random articles) Travel to Space – in a Balloon? (https://gizmodo.com/you-couldnt-pay-me-ride-japanese-space-balloon-1850149600) Starbucks – with Olive Oil? (https://jezebel.com/starbucks-introduces-olive-oil-infused-coffee-a-truly-1850147076) Angry From Biscuits (https://www.wjbf.com/news/crime-news/woman-behind-bars-after-allegedly-driving-suv-into-popeyes-building/) About Us: Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/scubastudi0/ Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/scubastudi0 Check out Our live Streams Tuesday and Saturday : Where to Support the Studio: Spring store | https://studio-shop.creator-spring.com/ Merch store | https://merch.streamelements.com/scubastudio Tips | https://streamelements.com/scubastudio/tip Patreon | https://www.patreon.com/Scubastudio Affiliate Links: Music and Sound by Syrinscape. https://syrinscape.com/?attScubaandTheRy Because Epic Games Need Epic Sound Show Credits and Thanks to: Logo and Background Artwork by: Volgraza from Nimajination studios Additional Artwork from Own3d.tv Additional Music from Full list of sounds from Syrinscape: https://www.syrinscape.com/attributions/?id=17&id=153&id=3812
Bear Hug Cattle Company provides Vocational Training to help Veterans get their first job in the Ranching Industry. Learn all about this amazing veteran owned and operated business when Lindsey talks with Ben Minden, Founder/President of Bear Hug Cattle Company who served in the 101st Airborne Division and 3rd Ranger Battalion.Web pagehttps://www.bearhugcattlecompany.org/Donations pagehttps://www.bearhugcattlecompany.org/get-involvedYoutube Pagehttps://www.youtube.com/@bearhugcattlecompany/featuredFacebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/bearhugcattlecompany/Instagram Pagehttps://www.instagram.com/bearhugcattlecompany/channel/?hl=enhttps://greencastleconsulting.com➡️ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/greencastleconsulting ➡️ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/1997GACPhiladelphia, Malvern, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Atlantic City, Wilmington, Washington D.C.
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A sweet young man from Mississippi was overwhelmed to meet Lamar Jackson, and instantly melted into tears and a big bear hug! SOURCE: https://www.wdjx.com/sweet-moment-for-a-young-fan-meeting-lamar-jackson/
It's November, which you would think means spooky season is over. However, let me tell you...spooky season never ends on Bob After Dark! This month we are talking to paranormal investigators and learning the stories behind them. Their backstory, what makes them tick, and of course...what the paranormal means to them. To kick off this month, we talk to our pal Steve Michaels. Old fans know him as the original co-host of Bob After Dark, and now he is back. He tells us his story of beginning his career as a paranormal investigator, and how he went from reading a Time Life book about ghosts to starting his journey. Learn about how the city of Albuquerque, New Mexico changed his life, and started him off. Pro-Wrestling and ghosts....what better combination exists?
Ben Minden is the Founder of Bear Hug Cattle Company, based out of Manhattan, Montana. He came on the show to explain his amazing program to us and give us some tips on working in vocational programs with veterans. He speaks to how the horses help his participants and how he sees his guys grow from start to finish of the immersive and intensive 10-week program. His organization is a 501c3 non-profit that provides vocational training to veterans pursuing a career in the ranching industry. This program is free of cost and offers a unique and successful way for veterans to find a new job and passion after serving in the military. www.bearhugcattlecompany.org or on Instagram @bearhugcattlecompany
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Brian asks “What is your north star?” He reminds us that we are all doing better than we think we are! In this uncertain market, engagement is down and so is positivity. But we can only handle so much of the negativity that has permeated Web3 and NFTs.. Can we identify what is in our control in order to have a better perspective? Brian sends a message to NFT founders and holders alike - a message of hope and long-term vision. It's not only time to surround yourself with people who inspire and motivate, but it's also a good time to reach out to others. Featured NFT from the #mint365 collection: Fenix by @illustramanda (#289/365) 00:00 : Brian's north star 02:00 : Featured NFT from the #mint365 collection, Fenix by @illustramanda 05:30 : The negativity and FUD in the NFT space right now - we can only handle so much! 07:00 : Down market can be consuming and frustrating. How can we throttle the negativity? 10:00 : A message to NFT founders - what's in our control? Can we identify opportunities? 11:00 : What factors are in our control? 15:00 : Beware of the “must be nice” mindset 17:00 : It's ok to not be ok. Give yourself some grace. 19:00 : Surround yourself with people who are real. Remember the mute button is a beautiful button! 21:00 : Empower yourself by taking back your energy, and leaning into those who inspire and motivate you 23:00 : Champion and celebrate your community! Want to jump into Web3 and NFTs, but aren't sure where to begin or who to trust? Discover how to make Web3 work for you—even if you're a newbie—at the Crypto Business Conference, brought to you by Social Media Examiner. You'll learn from real innovators and pioneers, make priceless connections with like-minded professionals, and gain a major competitive advantage. Taking place in sunny San Diego, California, this is the biggest event for anyone who wants to learn how to put Web3 to work for business. https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/nft365 ______________________________________________________________ Learn more about the NFT365 Podcast
On today's Midwest Super Pixel Pros we dive into the Super Nintendo channel on the Switch to see the system's first tennis game, the appropriately titled Super Tennis, before diving into Super Punch-Out to test out some recently unearthed cheat codes that stayed hidden for nearly three decades! We wrap up testing out the newest set of downloadable tracks that dropped for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe last week!!! Show is recorded at Grand Forks Best Source Studios. For studio information, visit www.gfbestsource.com #switch #nintendo #mariokart #mariokart8 #supertennis #tennis #punchout #punch-out #superpunchout #littlemac #mario #wario #waluigi #peach #grandforksbestsource #stadiumevents #worldclasstrackmeet #GFBS
Eight years ago, Kazakh shrugged off Russian President Vladimir Putin's remarks suggesting he could pull a Ukraine on Kazakhstan. They did so again in January when Mr. Putin reiterated his denial of Kazakh nation and statehood while Russian troops massed on Ukraine's border. Today, Kazakhs no longer discount Mr. Putin's words.
Deanna has Chris share with listeners how he injured his rotator cuff this week. He uses the opportunity to give a shout-out to the medical staff at DePaul Hospital's ER. From there, Deanna talks about their love for survival shows which leads to a discussion about their new obsession, Alone. Their chat about how the contestants of that show protect themselves against the forces of nature and wild animals, like bears, leads right into this week's story. Buckle up, because the format of how Deanna tells this story is a first, and it's entertainment at its finest. Play along with them by "tuning in to Channel 71 of TGHTV for an exclusive interview" where we get to hear the harrowing tale of how conservation biologist Adam Warwick threw caution to the wind - risking everything - to save a black bear in a life-threatening situation. THE GOOD ALL AROUND US podcast is a celebration of uplifting stories and events from around the world.Each week, hosts Deanna and Chris Ley will alternate telling stories of good things that have happened to real people all across the globe.It's time to celebrate THE GOOD ALL AROUND US!It's time to HAPPY UP YOUR LIFE!Please make sure to subscribe so you can stay up to date on all new podcast releases....and if you like us, please give a 5-star rating in Apple Podcast or Podchaser. It will only take a sec! We'd appreciate it!...and if you really, really like us, head on over to Patreon and become our Neighbor! By joining our Patreon Community at the link below, you can get some fun GOODies, including access to our private Facebook group, monthly bonus episodes, and other awesome stuff. Best of all, you will be our Neighbor! You can move right in to the GOOD 'HOOD by clicking here.Be sure to follow us on social media!It's where we share about all the goings-on here at THE GOOD ALL AROUND US podcast.Facebook at THE GOOD ALL AROUND USInstagram at @TheGoodAllAroundUsPodcastTwitter at @HappyUpYourLifeYouTube at THE GOOD ALL AROUND US PodcastLinkedIn at THE GOOD ALL AROUND US PodcastGet your GOOD GOOD Merch!Grab some fun (and funny) gear at the Get GOOD Merch Store.Access everything above and so much more in one easy place - our website!www.TheGoodAllAroundUs.comJoin our Facebook group PODAPALOOZA where podcast creators and podcast listeners unite!Email us at any time at Hello@TheGoodAllAroundUs.com! We'd love to hear from you! Music courtesy of the amazingly talented Timur Khakimov. Check him out at OCHTAHEDRONMUSIC.Support the show
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Today's (and the following week's) podcast is a little different. Carmen Tehillah is taking some time off from the podcast so yours truly is flying solo for the next couple of weeks. I want to use this opportunity to share some of the vision's Yah has given to me in recent weeks. I know this will edify the body of Messiah. The Vision of the Bear Hug is a vision where Abba is encouraging us to embrace Him back. He is encouraging us to grow in faith and intimacy from His strength placed within believers. Please connect with us on; Website www.zadoak.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/zadoakmusic Telegram https://t.me/zadOakMinistries
This week: All things St. George A complete lack of men in Speedos Celebrity sightings Definitely not Hawaii All things Gravel Festival Again, gravel beats triathlon What's that? Oh yes, gravel beats triathlon *Support the podcast & get great discounts* InsideTracker: 20% off athttp://insidetracker.com/feisty ( insidetracker.com/feisty) Orca Sportswear: 15% off with code livefeisty15 athttps://www.orca.com/us-en/ ( https://www.orca.com/us-en/) TriHard: 15% off with code FEISTY15 athttp://trihard.co/ ( trihard.co) Register for the 2022 Verizon New York City Triathlon athttps://www.nyctri.com/ ( https://www.nyctri.com/) https://livefeisty.com/ (The Home of Feisty Media) https://livefeisty.com/partners/ (Support all of our Feisty Media Partners) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podsights - https://podsights.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy
Love is on the horizon, at least one man hoped it was when he set sail in an inflatable dinghy to see his wife over 1,000 miles away. Then, Mike Tyson stays cool under pressure when an armed man challenges the former heavyweight champion to a fight. Finally, a widow appears to take pleasure from texting her late husbands mistress and informing her of his death.
China appears content to let the carnage continue in Ukraine, anticipating a win for Vladimir Putin. Its real concern is avoiding an apparent win for America and the West. Never mind fears that cryptocurrencies might help Russia dodge sanctions: they are far better at helping to finance Ukraine's efforts. And the cyborg cockroaches that may one day aid search-and-rescue operations.For full access to print, digital and audio editions of The Economist, subscribe here www.economist.com/intelligenceoffer See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
China appears content to let the carnage continue in Ukraine, anticipating a win for Vladimir Putin. Its real concern is avoiding an apparent win for America and the West. Never mind fears that cryptocurrencies might help Russia dodge sanctions: they are far better at helping to finance Ukraine's efforts. And the cyborg cockroaches that may one day aid search-and-rescue operations.For full access to print, digital and audio editions of The Economist, subscribe here www.economist.com/intelligenceoffer See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
A friend, a hug, and a bit of spiritual warfare
I'm hosting a Bushido tournament! (Not really, but bare with me). The tournament pack is very clear, 100rc lists with no sideboard unless your theme allows. So what are you bringing? Why've you chosen them? What's your go to rice dish at the takeaway? Al's list: The Grey Pilgrim w/ Hotai's Coin,Minimoto Niko, Minimoto Reo, Akemi, Koshimori Yukio, Minimoto Kajiya, Kami of Evening Flame x2, Bear Hug, Blessing of Kah'Non, Blizzard, Celebration of Life, Hasty Bear, Just a Scratch X2, Sun Goddess Shrine, Rice Bail Barricades. https://www.dropbox.com/s/2gzpj23c252jvil/Al%20bear.rosz?dl=0 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roll-dice-eat-rice/message
Peace. Love. Respect. Unity. Bear Hug.
Army West Point graduate Ben Minden joins A More Elite Podcast this week to share his story of continuing the military brotherhood after service. Ben is a USMA graduate who recently transitioned out of the military and is currently attending Harvard Business School. Ben is the Founder and President of Bear Hug Cattle Company, a 501(c)3 non-profit that provides veterans with the resources and knowledge to be successful in the ranching industry by offering transitioning service members a 10-week intensive course in Bozeman Montana. At the end of 10 weeks, program graduates will have the ability to be hired on to any ranch in the west. Ben's story of cultivating brotherhood after the military is a story #ForAmerica.
Army West Point graduate Ben Minden joins A More Elite Podcast this week to share his story of continuing the military brotherhood after service. Ben is a USMA graduate who recently transitioned out of the military and is currently attending Harvard Business School. Ben is the Founder and President of Bear Hug Cattle Company, a 501(c)3 non-profit that provides veterans with the resources and knowledge to be successful in the ranching industry by offering transitioning service members a 10-week intensive course in Bozeman Montana. At the end of 10 weeks, program graduates will have the ability to be hired on to any ranch in the west. Ben's story of cultivating brotherhood after the military is a story #ForAmerica.
Tune in to hear EIG Director of Community Outreach, Jill Economou, talk with her nonprofit guests about how they bless people struggling with cancer and also surprise children with a special gift while they are in the hospital. Guests this week include: Noel Schoessow | The Bear Hug Project Tony Goff | This Time Tomorrow
Tune in to hear EIG Director of Community Outreach, Jill Economou, talk with her nonprofit guests about how they bless people struggling with cancer and also surprise children with a special gift while they are in the hospital. Guests this week include: Noel Schoessow | The Bear Hug Project Tony Goff | This Time Tomorrow
For a freakin' Harvard nerd, veteran Ben Minden of Bear Hug Cattle Company is one of the coolest, sweetest cowboys I've had on the show. I think all of his friends would completely disagree with my perception of Ben, and his stories will have you laughing out loud at the pain he's put people through. Ben is a mutual friend of mine and Jeremiah Wilber's, showing quite how small the community of cowboys is becoming in the United States. Follow Ben and Bear Hug Cattle Company, and GET INVOLVED today!Bear Hug Cattle Company Official Website (https://www.bearhugcattlecompany.org/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/bearhugcattlecompany/)SUBSCRIBE & DONATEPATREON https://www.patreon.com/kaysmythekaysmytheDONATE https://www.kaysmythe.com/donatetokayTWATTER https://www.twitter.com/kaysmytheGETTR https://gettr.com/user/kaysmytheSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/kaysmythekaysmythe)
We're talking a lotta Ryder Cup. Chris DiMarco (3x Winner on PGA Tour, 2x Ryder Cup member, 2x Presidents Cup member) has the craziest and coolest stories in . He's also gotten a guy kicked out of the Phoenix Open, he's the only guy to ever take Tiger Woods to a Playoff at The Masters, he's given Jack Nicklaus a Bear Hug after making the winning putt at the Presidents Cup, and he's raised nearly $10 million for cancer research.
One of our earliest guests, “The Chicago Bear Hug” Steve Michaels returns to Windy City Slam Podcast to offer his take on AEW All Out and discuss Legacy of Brutality in Ohio Valley Wrestling, the return of Berwyn Championship Wrestling, his influences during training, anticipation of “Ghostbusters: Afterlife” and more! In addition, Mike recaps All Out and key moments from the last week in Chicago independent wrestling. Mike Pankow is a wrestling super-fan who covers local Chicagoland wrestling and national promotions like AEW and WWE. If there is something going on in Chicago, Mike knows about it. Enjoy "Wrestling, Chicago-Style" on The Broadcast Basement On-Demand Radio Network! Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com. Get your local wrestling fix every Tuesday everywhere podcasts can be found and always at WindyCitySlam.com!
Two seemingly different dreams end with the same conclusion.
Meet Amy, Ella, Holly, Sally, Sophia, & Milkshake. These beautiful bovines are on a mission to become Australia's first Therapy Cows. Tucked in the Goldsborough Valley, these cows are offering their nurturing abilities to people living with mental illness, intellectual disabilities, or anyone who really just needs a little animal love.
In business, a bear hug is an offer made by one company to buy the shares of another for a much higher per-share price than what that company is worth in the market. It's an acquisition strategy that companies sometimes use when there's doubt that the target company's management or shareholders are willing to sell.The bear hug offer, though usually financially favorable, is generally unsolicited by the target company.The name bear hug reflects the persuasiveness of the offering company's overly generous offer to the target company. By offering a price far in excess of the target company's current value, the offering party can usually obtain an acquisition agreement. The target company's management is essentially forced to accept such a generous offer because it's legally obligated to look out for the best interests of its shareholders.To qualify as a bear hug, the acquiring company must make an offer well above market value for a large number of a company's shares.A business may attempt a bear hug in an effort to avoid a more confrontational form of takeover attempt or one that would require significantly more time to complete. The acquiring company may use a bear hug to limit competition or acquire goods or services that complement its current offerings.
What a journey this Premier League season has been. During this episode, we dissect the drama of the final day as well as look back on the big winners and losers of the season.Pep Guardiola's emotional interview.Who is the player of the season?Which player had the best loan move?Nuno waves goodbye to Wolverhampton.Leicester City miss out on the Champions League... Again!All this and so much more, as we remember this memorable season. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
A bonus episode for GegenPod listeners this week, as Mark Schwarzer and Ollie Geale bring their instant reactions to matchweek 38. The drama, the emotion...the WINNERS!What a journey this Premier League season has been. During this episode, we dissect the drama of the final day as well as look back on the big winners and losers of the season.Pep Guardiola's emotional interview.Who is the player of the season?Which player had the best loan move?Nuno waves goodbye to Wolverhampton.Leicester City miss out on the Champions League... Again!All this and so much more, as we remember this memorable season. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Here we go listeners, episode 26 of the Eeez N Beez Podcast, half-way through season 1! In the last episode of February 2021, we dive into the latest in Short-Track Racking and Mark Tunny's amazing post interview race where he is the current track record holder and winning his 5th World Figure 8 Finals! Congrat's to Mark Tunny! Staying on the racing scene we talk Triple Crown Super Late Model Round 2 in Pinellas Park, FL at Showtime Speedway! We then do some NASCAR talk which will also be taking place in Miami FL-Great time to be in the sunshine state!!! After the racing scene we jump into NCAA Top 10, NFL, Golf, and the NBA. Lots going on in each! Now we get into pro wrestling starting off with the WWE Elimination Chamber which was crazy good and **spoiler alert** the night ends with The Miz winning the WWE World Champ Belt. You can watch what happens in between! Next we get into some RAW, which overall was a good follow up show and is Randy Orton ok? Next, during this week's Impact, which btw, was the best Impact wrestling show they have put out in awhile! with some good matches, and hopefully they are going to recognize the TNA Belt! NXT was yet another GREAT show, starting out with Adam Cole baybay explaining his recent actions, Lumis over Gargano, Karrian Kross over Escobar, and Adam Cole make another appearance to superkick Baylor for the 3rd time! Good Watch! Last, but not least, we go over AEW Dynamite, which started out with some BIG NEWS, then Darby Allen & STING attacking Team Taz, (proof something good is about to go down between these guys!) A great Hangman match where he get's over on Isiah Cassidy, and ending the night with Lance Archer getting over on Rey Fenix-A true banger, a top 5 fight in my book, and contender for match of the year!!! ICYMI go back and watch it! Let me know if you agree/disagree and why. Now we get into the good stuff....A GREAT OVW ,Eeez N Beez exclusive interview, with Steve Michaels "The Chicago Bear Hug"!!!! Make sure you don't miss this one as we chat about his wrestling career in OVW, and plenty more!Bringing this episode to a close, we give you Eddie B's NASCAR pick, NCAA Upset's, and shout out's to what's coming up in sports & pro wrestling world! Big shout-out to our Top Ten Cities & all our listeners/fan's! We appreciate you all! Make sure you stay tuned for Next week's guest...our girl from OVW HollyHood Hayley J!!! Until next week....keep listening, sharing, and spreading the love! and always remember to EAT YOUR BREAKFAST!!!!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=41702239&fan_landing=true)
In this episode Heidi and Jen talk with guest Andrea Rockefeller, co-founder of Peace Project PLLC, a trio of mental health counselors serving children & adolescents age 5 and +, with a special focus on Autism. Not only is Andrea a licensed counselor; she is a mom to 3 under 3, two of them twins!! The ladies chat about her personal stories as a new mom to twins, and a lot of real real about her profession. She brings to light several important topics, including empowering mamas to help their children through anger & anxiety behavioral issues, Telehealth in the time of COVID, and not self diagnosing, comparing, or overanalyzing your child. (Try telling that to every mama ever!).Want to know more?? Interact with Heidi & Jen on Instagram at @momdaymorningshow and get to know them personally through their pages! (Jen @jen.fanuele & Heidi @heidibearbrown).
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Just three guys talking about Da Bears and some sports trivia.
After an impressive streak of not bringing up Chuck E. Cheese, I regret to inform you he is mentioned in this episode. In what context, you may be wondering? You're just gonna have to listen to find out! Meg starts us off tackling the story of the Amityville Haunting, which includes a demon pig and an extensive conversation about all the ways pigs bother us. Rose then covers the aboriginal Bunyip, which likes to hug its victims and looks like about 16 different animals at one time. Finally, Anna tells us of the recent statement made by the former Israeli space security chief about how aliens are real and the American government knows about them, and there's been a galactic federation waiting for us out there for quite some time....we just hope this means we can get Anna an alien boyfriend.
Tracklist: 01. CRi feat. Jesse Mac Cormack - Never Really Get There 02. Above & Beyond feat. Marty Longstaff - Flying By Candlelight (Acoustic) 03. Leaving Laurel - Take Your Time 04. London Grammar - Baby It's You 05. SKYDA - Kampala (Boy From The Moon Remix) 06. Yotto - Daydreaming 07. Waveluxe - Right Here 08. Kaz James & Nick Morgan - Dazed 09. Marsh - Lailonie 10. Cubicolor - Rituals 11. PROFF feat. Mokka - We Believe 12. Above & Beyond - Homecoming (Enamour Remix) 13. Lastlings - No Time (RÜFÜS DU SOL Remix) 14. Durante & HANA - Days Pass 15. Lane 8 feat. Jens Kuross - Yard Two Stone (Sultan + Shepard Remix) 16. Frost - Overtones 17. Leaving Laurel - Rosaro 18. ATTLAS feat. Alisa Xayalith - Half Light (Boy From The Moon Private Remix) 19. Ben Böhmer - Zeit & Raum 20. Nox Vahn feat. Mimi Page - Dream Of Love (Anjunadeep 11 Mix) 21. Matt Fax feat. RBBTS - Set Your Sails (Braxton Remix) 22. Alexx Hermánn - Oxygen (Boy From The Moon Private Remix) 23. Jonathan Rosa feat. Kyla Millette - Daylight (Simon Doty Mix) 24. Jody Wisternoff & James Grant - Nightwhisper 25. Ben Böhmer feat. Malou - Lost In Mind (Volen Sentir Vision) 26. Leaving Laurel - sometimes it's scary...but it's still just you and me 27. Spada - Part Of Me 28. Dirty South - Kiss From God 29. Spencer Brown - Lose You 30. Elderbrook - Numb 31. Betoko & Th;en - Koming 32. Marsh - Lost In You 33. Le Youth - About Us 34. The Dualz - Inside Me 35. Eran Hersh - Walking Through Jerusalem 36. Pierce Fulton - JDGNOUY 37. Lane 8 & Kasablanca - Run 38. Lane 8 - Keep On 39. Simon Doty - S4 40. Kaz James feat. Ali Love - Stronger 41. Cassian - Open Up 42. Dezza x Axwell & Dirty South feat. Rudy - Tilt Your Heart (Boy From The Moon Mashup) 43. Lane 8 - Bear Hug 44. CamelPhat & Cristoph - Phantoms 45. Capa - Mosaic 46. Sunny Lax - Losing It 47. Kidnap - Start Again (Durante Remix) 48. Marsh feat. Leo Wood - My Stripes 49. Jeremy Blake - On The Way To Heaven 50. Chambray - LOVING U 51. Confidence Man - Does It Make You Feel Good? (Mind Enterprises Remix) 52. CamelPhat feat. Lowes - Easier 53. Robyn & Kleerup - With Every Heartbeat (Tinlicker Remix) 54. Dosem - Extraction 55. Amtrac feat. Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs - Radical 56. Moon Boots - W.T.F. (Tinlicker Mix) 57. The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition (Mees Salomé Distant Edit) 58. Cassian feat. ZOLLY - Magical (Cassian Mix) 59. AVIRA - Love Me (Yotto Remix) 60. CamelPhat x ARTBAT feat. Rhodes - For A Feeling 61. Ane Brun - To Let Myself Go (André Hommen Remix) 62. Zoo Brazil - Dance With Me 63. Sultan + Shepard x Dua Lipa - Levitating Kochi (GOTIFOO Mashup) 64. Bonobo feat. Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs - Heartbreak 65. Lost Frequencies, Zonderling & Kelvin Jones - Love To Go (Icarus Remix) 66. Grum feat. Natalie Shay - Afterglow (Kryder Mix) 67. GOTIFOO - Big Jet Plane 68. Tinlicker x Robert Miles - Children 69. Jerome Isma-Ae & Milkwish - No Time To Wait (Milkwish 4AM Mix) 70. Above & Beyond feat. Zoë Johnston - No One On Earth (Gardenstate Remix) 71. Cassian feat. Thandi Phoenix - Together (Lastlings Remix) 72. Grum feat. Dom Youdan - Tomorrow (Future Mix) 73. Tinlicker feat. Belle Doron - Close Your Eyes (Grum Mix) 74. Motez - Patience 75. Cristoph - Big H 2020 76. CamelPhat & Will Easton - Witching Hour 77. Kasablanca - The Hills 78. Tinlicker x Jaytech - Sleepwalker EVA (Boy From The Moon Mashup) 79. Kasablanca - Hold Me Close 80. Duke Dumont feat. RY X - Let Me Go 81. Cristoph x Fatboy Slim - Sleepless Praise (Boy From The Moon Mashup) 82. Grum - Through The Night (Tinlicker Mix) 83. Fehrplay - Fortan (Black Wands Remix) 84. Tom Klay - All Might 85. Pete K - Without Your Love 86. Bushbaby - Empty Again 87. Mat Zo feat. GQ - The Next Chapter 88. Mat Zo - Petrushka 89. Push - Strange World (Joyhauser Remix) 90. Green Velvet & Layton Giordani - Life Lesson 91. No Mana - VVVR 92. Ilan Bluestone feat. Gid Sedgwick - Paid For Love 93. Above & Beyond feat. Richard Bedford - Bittersweet & Blue (A&B Club Mix) 94. i_o - In My Head (Part II) 95. i_o - Castles In The Sky
Hey everyone! For the final episode in our series on welcoming new players to the format, we go over potential card inclusions that can help newer players make some important decisions and ease them into the higher-level gameplay decisions common to a game of commander; while not having to hamstring your own deck in the process. Are there cards that we missed? Are you running any cards more so for how they can help newer players than how they help you? Let us know!
In this episode, Jade chats to Victoria, owner of @stitchedequestrian equestrian embroidery business and @bearhug goods the inspirational slogan top brand that's been providing us all with positive mantras and supporting mental health charity Mind. In this episode, Jade finds about your potential when you don't quit, the importance of believing in what you do, and the damage that the printing process can do to your fingerprints! Find out more about Jade here www.jadeleahy.co.uk
Listen to this amazing story, inspired by social distancing for kids! It's a cute and fun way to describe all the different ways that you can still show you love and care about each other without getting too close! A great story inspiring young readers (and listeners) to stay safe and always be kind! Enjoy! ❤
Episode 002: Parenting in the Pandemic Today on Episode 002: Parenting in the Pandemic we have Dr. George Gates. Dr. Gates a licensed professional counselor, a national board certified counselor and is faith-based. He earned his doctorate from Boston University and his master's degree in clinical psychology from Marshall University. He has undergone extensive training in the cognitive behavioral psychotherapy model. Dr. Gates is the founder of Gateway Psychological Services in Wilmington NC. He is a husband to his amazing wife Carol of 35 years a father and grandfather. On this episode, we talk about Vans shoes, eating contests and how to parent in this crazy world of Covid-19. —————————CONNECT————————— The RenoFam Podcast is a ministry of Renovation Church in Hampstead NC. Renovation Church: www.renochurch.org Facebook: http://facebook.com/renohampstead Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/renohampstead/ Family Ministry Website: https://www.renochurch.org/family —————————GUEST————————— GUEST Dr. George Gates Website: https://www.gatewaypsych.com ——————————— MUSIC ————————— Epidemic Sound: https://www.epidemicsound.com Theme Song: https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/5aO0XOtsZA ————————— GRAPHIC/LOGO ——————— James Graves: https://visualjams.com ————————— BOOKS/RESOURCES MENTIONED——————— When The World Stays Inside, 2020, Woz and Panchaud Kelly Goes Back to School, 2020, Block and Block Thank You Helpers, 2020, Negarty and Emmerson If You Can't Bear Hug, Air Hug, 2020, Sedmak Super, Awesome, Incredible Covid-19 Birthday, 2020, Farrell and Horn The Rabbit Listened, 2018, Doerrfeld Kevin the Unicorn, It's Not All Rainbows, 2019, Von Innerebner The Polio Pioneer, 2020, Marshall and Anchin
Altice Announces Unsolicited Offer for Cogeco. Will they Go Hostile? EV Battery Maker QuantumScape to Go Public Through SPAC Kensington Capital. What Does the Market Think? Nord Gold Boosts Hostile Offer for Cardinal Resources by 36% as Bidding War Heats Up. What’s the End Game?
Comic talked about are True Believers Wolverine Evolution, Origin II, The Logan Legacy and Wolverines. Talk about experiences with the evil MS Hug and do a little meditation to help with Multiple Sclerosis pains. --- 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/kevin-kleinhans/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-kleinhans/support
Movie Meltdown: Episode 523 As we ease back into the real world, we sit down... in the same room… and have a discussion. Weird? Sure... but we try to overcome our adopted anti-social nature and discuss just some of the things we've been watching while locked in our homes. And as we give things a chance that we previously wouldn't have, we also bring up… Shazam, The Lodge, Guardians, the Back to the Future trilogy, The Hustler, It: Chapter 2, Unbreakable, Castle Rock, James McAvoy, The Mentalist, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Gina Carano, Wreck-it Ralph, Have a Good Trip, network TV shows operating from home, underhanded plots, Kazaam, why are his arms so huge, Stephen Colbert, a sled dog, Riley Keough, streaming services and Zoom, will I remember it… no, Bruce Willis, this guy's life is ruined, dropping acid, Taika Waititi, a Gatling gun, Lizzy Caplan, leveling the playing field, Haywire, Piper Laurie, Heaven's Gated, ripped apart by evil creatures, everything about your life is kind of a waste, the trailer does everything you need it to do, Tim Robbins, Choose Your Own Adventure, Robin Tunney, Jackie Gleason, Steven Soderbergh and a shaved Chewbacca. “...and then that becomes a whole thing... with the undead people.”
Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Mannequin Music by Cavern Of Anti-Matter on In Fabric OST (Duphonic UHF Discs) 4′56″ Lijay by Mulatu Astatke on Single (Agogo Records) 9′53″ Escape To The Cloud Forest (Mountain Village) by Monster Rally on Single (Gold Robot Records) 16′59″ Tadlo by Fakear on Single (Caroline) 21′21″ Colours by China Chameleon on Single (Stay True Sounds) 29′39″ AMSOMB (Marlow Re-Mood) by Martin Kohlstedt on Single (Parlophone Records) 30′35″ Bless Me by Moses Sumnay on grae (Jagjaguwar) 45′26″ Ode To Piotr Kamler by Natureboy Flako on Ambitus Of Beauty (Materialized Moments) 47′28″ Call For Winter by Daniel Herskedal on Single (Edition Records) 47′37″ Puya Del Empresario by Meridian Brothers on Single (Bongo Joe) 47′38″ Golden Acht (Mind Against Remix) by Dominik Eulberg on Single (!K7 Music) 55′27″ Keep Moving by Harry Romeo on Keep Moving & Phones Down (Armada Music) 62′22″ Never Come Back (Four Tet Remix) by Caribou on Single (City Slang) 70′14″ Chi by Jonathon Kasper on Chi EP (VOD) 75′54″ Bear Hug by Lane 8 on Single (This Never Happened) 75′55″ Language by Mindchatter on Single (Mind Of A Genius) 82′57″ Motherless Child by Denai Moore on Single (Because Music) 90′17″ Highwire by Jamie Lidell, Binkbeats on Single (LuckyMe) 90′29″ 600m Per Minute by Orions Belte on Single (Jansen Records) 93′08″ Who Shaves The Barber by Nathan Micay on The World I'm Going To Hell For (LuckyMe) 96′18″ Ouster Stew by Crack Cloud on Single (Meat Machine) 102′05″ Game Night by Jerry Paper on Abracadabra (Stones Throw Records) 106′58″ Live Forever by Bing & Ruth on Single (4AD)
Tracklist:01. Icarus - Swim02. Amtrac feat. Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs - Radical03. Eelke Kleijn - The Magician04. Bleu Clair - Need U05. Icarus - Rush06. Renato Cohen - Synth Queen07. Norman Doray & Sneaky Sound System - Tell The World08. Robosonic & EPMD - For The People (Sonny Fodera Remix)09. Waveluxe - Right Here10. Pryda - The Gift (EPIC Mix)11. Dosem - Extraction12. HI-LO & Chocolate Puma - LazersX999 (Grum Remix)13. Kolonie & Julie Thompson - Light Me Up14. Adam Ten & Mita Gami feat. Diamond Thug - Face The Sky15. Township Rebellion - Infinite Meadow16. Shai T & DJ Zombi - High In The Sky17. Matt Fax feat. RBBTS - Set Your Sails18. Mòo & Jo - Jupiter19. Ian Ludvig - Break Free20. Above & Beyond feat. Richard Bedford - Bittersweet & Blue (Jordin Post Remix)21. DJ T. - Trans Orient Express22. Boris Brejcha - Space Diver23. Boris Brejcha feat. Ginger - To The Moon And Back24. BSOD - Afterburner25. CamelPhat x ARTBAT feat. Rhodes - For A Feeling26. Lane 8 - Bear Hug27. SKYDA - Kampala (Boy From The Moon Remix)28. Cristoph x Fatboy Slim - Sleepless Praise (Boy From The Moon Mashup)29. Duke Dumont feat. RY X - Let Me Go30. Bottai - Hodor31. Pete K - Take Me Now32. Grum feat. Natalie Shay - Afterglow (Kryder Mix)33. UMEK - Predator34. Shadow Child - Saturn35. Gabriel & Dresden feat. Sub Teal - Coming On Strong (Myon Return To 95 Mix)36. Kojun - Astral37. The Weeknd - Until I Bleed Out38. Amtrac - Stratego
What prospect gave Dennis a Bear Hug after signing an autograph deal? Who was the most difficult to get signed? This and a look inside the memorabilia/autograph industry as Dennis Sidler of SidsGraphs talks about the dealings with prospects and their agents. Plus, Welsh is answering listener questions!Have a question for the show? Tweet @IsItTheWelsh with the hashtag #ProspectOne to talk about your question on the show, or email me at inthisleague@gmail.comJoin up to be a member of the army and support your boys to create more and more fantasy baseball content that not only wins your league, but makes you laugh! Want access to the Top 500 Fantasy Prospects list with season long updates? How about the Prospect One GroupMe chat room?! Monthly secret shows to make you laugh, fantasy chats, giveaways, discount codes and more! Find it all at the ITL Army Page Today at www.patreon.com/itlarmyFind me on Twitter @IsItTheWelsh and on Instagram @IsItTheWelsh
Get your weekly update of the best music from my personal playlist! #OTR153 Tracklist: 1. SALMIAK - Solo 2. Greg Dela x Xad ft. Derrick Ryan - Heaven Is A Place On Earth 3. Oliver Heldens ft Boy Matthews - Details 4. Steve Hartz - Love Me Better 5. SOFI TUKKER - Purple Hat (Dillon Francis Mix) 6. Sick Individuals & Justin Prime feat. Nevve - Guilty (Steve Hartz Remix) 7. Lane 8 - Bear Hug 8. HI-LO & Chocolate Puma - Lazersx999 (Grum Remix) 9. KPLR - Tear It Up ft. Kris Kiss 10. Louis The Child & Foster The People - Every Color (Dombresky Remix) 11. Cato Anaya & RSAM feat. Totó La Momposina - Tu Tambor (KRYDER Mix) 12. Martin Garrix feat. Clinton Kane - Drown (Alle Farben Remix) 13. EDX - Time Is Now 14. JOYRYDE - 4AM 15. Covenants feat. IAGO - I Swear (Acoustic Mix) 16. Classic of the Week: Cosmic Gate ft. Emma Hewitt - Not Enough Time
A little bit of lovin' would have kept Tom Brady in New England. LeBron James gives the us the Humble Brag. What the Heroes' lives look like during COVID-19. PICK ONE: Tiny home w/Tiny OR 5 strangers cough on you.
A little bit of lovin' would have kept Tom Brady in New England. LeBron James gives the us the Humble Brag. What the Heroes' lives look like during COVID-19. PICK ONE: Tiny home w/Tiny OR 5 strangers cough on you.
The Babes cruise into All Star Weekend with a big Thunder win in New Orleans. Baseball is back for better and for worse, professions of love, and cheesecake for dessert
Story 1 - The students went on a school hike. But where was Theresa? Story 2 - The two men gave each other a bear hug. Why? Send a voice message - https://anchor.fm/applefortheteacherpod/message ** Podcast Promos ** - Morning Cup of Murder - https://anchor.fm/morning-cup-of-murder Nordic True Crime - https://nordictruecrime.podbean.com/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/AppleforTeacher Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/apple_for_the_teacher_podcast/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/pg/applefortheteacherpodcast/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/applefortheteacherpod/message
There are times in life when you are a portrait of composure, exhibiting nothing but calm and poise in the face of adversity. Then there are the times when you end up hugging a deli-counter trash can in front of bemused customers. It is precisely those times when you are, indeed, "Taryne It Up." This episode is all about discussing secrets in a healthy, positive way. *For the second half of this episode, please be aware that we cover a listener's experience with sexual assault. If you or anyone you know needs help regarding this topic, please call the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673. To watch our podcast videos on YouTube: http://bit.ly/UAPodcastYouTube To send us your questions/stories, email us at AdviceUnsolicitedPod@gmail.com Be sure to follow us on Instagram: @UnsolicitedAdvicePod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In our more recent Episode #86 with special guest @BoogieBlind from @TheXecutioners, @DJCrooked played a few audio snippets from a demo tape he made in 1999-2001 with Blind and a collective group of unknown rappers from East/West Harlem called LTG (Lyrics To Go). With very little resources and equipment, Crooked made beats and manually looped them on a Gemini 24 Second Sampler and recorded the songs on a Tascam 8 Track Cassette Recorder. Boogie Blind, having never owned turntables of his own, would be at Crooked's apartment frequently practicing on his Technic 1200's and collaborating on almost every song being made. At the request of our curious listeners, who were impressed by Boogie Blind's innovative and progressive scratches and shocked by Crooked's rapping/producing, we decided to post some of the songs from their demo tape (also knowing how much this embarrasses Crooked was an added bonus lol). Please disregard the some of the sound quality as all of the music was recorded on cassette tapes over 20 years ago. TRACK 1 (0:00) "INTRO" Scratches by @BoogieBlind Produced by @DJCrooked TRACK 2 (0:19) "CROOKED FREESTYLE" Performed by @DJCrooked Contains instrumental from "Keep It Thoro" by Prodigy (produced by The Alchemist) TRACK 3 (3:08) "ROCKSTEADY PARK SHIT" Performed + Produced by @DJCrooked Scratches by @BoogieBlind TRACK 4 (5:22) "WHAT YOU WANNA KNOW" Performed + Produced by @DJCrooked Scratches by @BoogieBlind TRACK 5 (8:12) "KEEP IT MOVIN INTERLUDE" Performed by Philippe Milord TRACK 6 (8:24) "KEEP IT MOVIN" Performed + Produced by @DJCrooked Additional Vocals by Brooke Evans TRACK 7 (12:24) "BEAR HUG" Produced by @DJCrooked Performed by Spank Kink (@Sis_Son) of UTR (Uptown Residaz) Additional Vocals by Deedle Green (@Deedle_Green) of UTR (Uptown Residaz) TRACK 8 (16:24) "DOIN THEY THING" Produced by @DJCrooked Performed by Dal J-Ones (@Jonesie001) Additional Vocals by @BoogieBlind TRACK 9 (20:26) "EASTSIDE WESTSIDE (PUT IT IN THE SKY)" Produced by @DJCrooked Performed by Spank Kink (@Sis_Son) and Dal J-Ones (@Jonesie001) TRACK 10 (24:35) "OVERREACT" Produced by @DJCrooked Performed by Deedle Green (@Deedle_Green) Additional Vocals by @BoogieBlind TRACK 11 (27:48) "J-ONES" Produced by @DJCrooked Performed by Dal J-Ones (@Jonesie001) Scratches by @BoogieBlind TRACK 12 (30:21) "GREEN AIRLINES" Produced by @DJCrooked Performed by Deedle Green (@Deedle_Green) TRACK 13 (33:13) "ROAD CALL" Produced by @DJCrooked Performed by @BoogieBlind, Omiz, Deedle Green (@Deedle_Green), Don Fedi (@_Fedi2070) and Dal J-Ones (@Jonesie001) BONUS TRACK (38:39) "ASK YOURSELF" Produced by @DJCrooked Performed by Dal J-Ones (@Jonesie001) Additional Vocals by Spank Kink (@Sis_Son) For more tracks and music by Crooked, Boogie Blind and LTG: https://www.mixcloud.com/djcrooked/crooked-presentslyrics-to-go-harlem-all-stars/
With everything going on in the world, we could all use a hug. Luckily, on this podcast episode of Read Out Loud, KidLit icon,... Read more » The post KidLit RADIO: I’M GOING TO GIVE YOU A BEAR HUG Read Out Loud appeared first on KidLit TV.
Host Bill Zimmerman carries the weight on this bonus episode, reflecting on WrestleMania 33, "The Showcase of the Immortals" and the wrestling fan pilgrimage he made in 2017. A multi-day celebration of wrestling that seemingly makes misfit wrestling fans the majority in whatever city that hosts the event, WrestleMania is a feast for the senses, and Bill has your overview. Plus, you'll learn insights on WWE's massive, multi-pronged approach to fan engagement and maybe get some ideas for better connecting with your fans, customers, members, alumni, etc. LEARN MORE: Books by past "Hustle" guests are available at https://www.amazon.com/shop/happyvalleyhustle Read the companion blog post, "Four Ways WWE Has a Bear Hug on Fan Engagement," at https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/four-ways-wwe-has-bear-hug-fan-engagement-bill-zimmerman/ Make sure you always Hear The Hustle: Web: https://www.billzhustle.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/HappyValleyHustle/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/billzhustle Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/billzhustle/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/billfzimmerman/▶️ MAKE your podcasting dreams happen with hosting from Buzzsprout.
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On this episode of the Judo Chop Suey podcast Dave Roman talks the IJF’s Coaching & Referee Seminar held in Baku, Azerbaijan. Dave also discusses the changes he agrees with, the changes he disagrees with, and other observations from the seminar. The topic of leg grabs is discussed throughout the show. This is a longer than usual podcast so an outline of what is discussed and the timestamp where that discussion takes place in the podcast is provided below. Greetings from President of Azerbaijan Judo Federation: 8:45 Marius Vizer: 10:20 Slides that compare Olympic Games in 2012 & 2016: 15:15 Gripping and Bear Hug: 23:30 Waza-ari awasete ippon: 24:05 Golden Score Shido: 26:50 Two elbows for waza-ari: 29:15 No more rolling ippon: 31:00 Ippon vs. Waza-ari: 32:06 Waza-ari vs. no score: 35:03 Waki-Gatame: 36:26 Could sode tsurikomi goshi be banned?: 38:09 Head Diving: 41:17 Technical Part of Day 1 Observations: 42:00 Gripping: 44:56 No grips below the belt: 49:58 Leg Grab hansokumake to shido change explained: 51:00 Failed tomoe nage and leg grab: 54:03 Yamashita speaks: 55:52 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
I am recording this on Thursday, June 16th, 2016 Father's Day is this weekend and I am quite sentimental about this day of celebration. I love my Daddy. He passed away a few years ago and I am sad that this will be another year that I can't give him a big hug and wish Him a Happy Father's Day. Another year has passed and I think of all that he has missed. All the great things his kids and grandkids have accomplished this year. I know that he is proud for that I am sure. But I do miss seeing his face, beaming with pride with love for his kids and grandkids. I hold him close during my everyday life and he travels with us to all the important life events, and yet, it is still not the same as getting a big Bear Hug from my Daddy. I wish I knew the day that he was going to die, I would have made it a point to say: I love you, just one more time! And yet, I know he knew that I loved him and I know for sure that he loved me unconditionally, and from this point on, that will always have to be good enough. Read More
Valentines Day Special The life experiences of McKayden Todecheenie which takes us from the upbringings of the Mormon church and the lessons that were gained from childhood with the influences of his native American side. His rise and grind to become the Co-CEO of a stupendous media company SuperNatural Industries that has produced and participated in breathtaking short films, photography, music production and much more. Find out how he got tangled up with the industry and what motivated him to become the respectful, honorable, genuine and loving man that he is today. Also get inside his head about what valentines day means to him and I! Follow his work and see his past contributions @ SNIuniverse.com -Co-CEO of SNI -Child Movie Actor -What is Love -Perspective of Life -Life Lessons -Elvis Presley Thank you @ papadosio for the music, please follow them on YouTube, soundcloud, facebook and everywhere else! They are the most incredible, sincere, and loving human beings that focus on spreading love, joy and a message of hope and truth through their music! Any time I listen to any of their songs, I experience a strong meditative effect where my mind goes into hyperdrive of creativity and peace! I encourage everyone to go to find out more about Papadosio!! When I had a chance to speak with them, even the few minutes that we had to share, they enriched my life by 10 fold just by being so genuine and open, that I wish as many people can experience them and their music! Anthony, Mike, Billy, Rob, Sam, I love you guys! Thank you for all that you do! Don't forget to keep up with me on Youtube for behind the podcast footage of some pre-interviews, teasers, so on. AndreyPsyche.com I want to Thank Cams-USA for all of their support in my vision and the ability reach all of you, almighty listeners. Please show them the same love and support that they have to show me and you. They provide a great service to the world which allows you to brings your dreams into fruition. From custom house decor, to sculptures, to huge replicas of your favorite movie character like Hulk or iron man.. but maybe its Thor because he is pretty good looking and who wouldn't want him standing at your door every day you come home? Whatever it may be, they have you covered. WWW.CAMS-USA.COM
Star Trek Las Vegas 2015. When it comes to Star Trek conventions, none is bigger and better than Star Trek Las Vegas. With Voyager's 20th anniversary as the main focus of the 2015 event, this was a party Char could not miss. In this episode of To The Journey, Char helps Tristan experience STLV 2015 vicariously by telling him all about what she did at the convention and what happened when the entire Voyager cast (sans Jennifer Lien) reunited for the first time since the show finished filming. Was it as amazing as Char hoped? Listen on and find out. Hosts Tristan Riddell and Charlynn Schmiedt Editor Tristan Riddell Producer Charlynn Schmiedt Executive Producers Norman C. Lao, Matthew Rushing, and C. Bryan Jones Associate Producers Kenneth Trip , Jamie Duce and Aaron Harvey Production Manager Richard Marquez Content Manager Will Nguyen Send us your feedback! Twitter: @trekfm Facebook: http://facebook.com/trekfm Voicemail: http://www.speakpipe.com/trekfm Contact Form: http://www.trek.fm/contact Visit the Trek.fm website at http://trek.fm Subscribe in iTunes: http://itunes.com/trekfm Support the Network! Become a Trek.fm Patron on Patreon and help us keep Star Trek talk coming every week. We have great perks for you at http://patreon.com/trekfm
Rodrigo “Comprido” Medeiros demonstrates an escape when your opponent is on your back. The post Escape With Opponent On Your Back In Bear Hug appeared first on MMANUTS.
*Update 4/30/14 - 6:50 a.m. - Swapped the audio for the correct file!* 3/5 - The D&D14 mini-run continues!
"Dance with me" is an excerpt from the June 30th mix I did at Liberty Bar in Philly for my monthly 4th Saturday residency, "The Liberty Party." Not a long mix, but some fun Tech House tracks, enjoy! The 2 Bears – Bear Hug – Maxxi Soundsystem remix Flight Facilities – Foreign Language Robosonic – Thankful Climbers – Crush on you Bimas – Never Say Goodbye Dan Caster – Dirty Girl – Andhim Who’s Your Daddy remix Whitney Houston – I Wanna Dance with Somebody – Bara Brost Edit
In an age when rulers were given titles like “savior” and “lord”, the true Savior of the world was born. The birth of Christ brought about a Kingdom that looks very different from the way the kingdoms of this world operate. In a lowly manger, God declared that his Kingdom was not of this world and that his love and salvation would embrace all of human kind.
In an age when rulers were given titles like “savior” and “lord”, the true Savior of the world was born. The birth of Christ brought about a Kingdom that looks very different from the way the kingdoms of this world operate. In a lowly manger, God declared that his Kingdom was not of this world and that his love and salvation would embrace all of human kind.
In an age when rulers were given titles like “savior” and “lord”, the true Savior of the world was born. The birth of Christ brought about a Kingdom that looks very different from the way the kingdoms of this world operate. In a lowly manger, God declared that his Kingdom was not of this world and that his love and salvation would embrace all of human kind.
In an age when rulers were given titles like “savior” and “lord”, the true Savior of the world was born. The birth of Christ brought about a Kingdom that looks very different from the way the kingdoms of this world operate. In a lowly manger, God declared that his Kingdom was not of this world and that his love and salvation would embrace all of human kind.
Hola bienvenidos a una edición más de Coffee or Beer Podcast presenta PISTO EDITION, En esta episodio de beer edition les traemos 3 cervezas BUD LIGHT SELTZER, REISSDORF KOLSCH, GOOSE ISLAND BEAR HUG que probamos de las cuales les vamos a dar nuestra recomendacion. Asi si ustedes estan alguna vez en la liquor o en alguna tienda buscando cerveza ustedes sabran cuales escoger. No olvides comentar que te ha parecido este episodio y que opinas tú sobre el tema, Así como también regalarnos un like
In today's podcast we talk about death, the awkwardness of funerals, the weird truths of cremation, and what my personal heaven and hell will look like.
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