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Episode 93, Steve Lodge a slimming story of resilience and hope after a time of great loss.   Podcast Episode re-run. Do we ever really know what is on the other side of “are you o.k”? This is the question Steves's friend asked during a time of despair when Steve was suffering from suicidal thoughts. Before Steve had hit rock bottom he had managed a successful weight loss of 6 stone after a health scare with his heart. Steve had also discovered a love for running and on paper was taking positive steps in the right direction. Unfortunately for Steve, his mental health had plummeted, and unbeknown to him at this time Steve was about to discover his true inner strength. After confiding in his friend and seeking professional help Steve is thankfully living life to the full equipped with an armor of mental resilience. Steve went on to lose a total of 11 stone 11 and a half pounds with Slimming World and currently runs his own group as a consultant. This episode is unapologetically raw and honest and demonstrates hope in the darkest of times. Steve recently helped raise funds for the charity “Mind” and encourages anyone struggling with their mental health to seek help. If you're reading this grappling for excuses why this isn't the week to start the healthy changes that your body is crying out to take a listen to Steve's story. This episode is an abundance of inspiration and clearly demonstrates that no slimming journey is without its twists and turns. Steve recalls the time when he suffered from dark thoughts as having an out-of-body experience. This story is very needed and I know this will help anyone who is struggling with isolation and who may be experiencing similar difficulties. It goes without saying that I am so grateful that Steve has agreed to share his full slimming story on my podcast.    If you have enjoyed listening to Steve's story you can follow Steve on Instagram @steve_achieve Slimming Stories podcast is written and produced by Claire Oldham - West, you can follow Slimming Stories on Instagram @sw_slimmingstories_podcast   Click below to subscribe to my new email list:   claireoldhamwest.com

U.S. Ryder Cup captain and 12-time PGA Tour winner Steve Stricker (53:38) joins the show alongside fellow Wisconsin native and 7-time PGA Tour Champions winner Jerry Kelly. We discuss playing with potential Ryder Cup bubble guys, how to setup Whistling Straits to benefit America, winning Trent’s precious John Deere Classic 3 times, being pro golfers through Wisconsin winters, their golf games now vs 20 years ago and much more. Before Steve and Jerry, we talk Tiger updates and Arizona golf characteristics.

Every Friday at 5pm we upload a new Talk Magic Episode. This is an interview with someone in the magic community. Someone who has had a positive impact on the magic community or perhaps a creator.Today Craig talks to Steve Dela. Steve is one of the most decorated magical performers in the world with 19 international awards to his name. These include, ‘UK Close Up Magic Champion' as awarded by the International Brotherhood of Magicians – a title Steve has now held on two occasions.Steve also made magic history in 2007 by becoming the only magician to win The Rovi Trophy – presented to the UK's best card magician – three years in a row. Before Steve no performer had ever won this award more than once.Steve began performing magic professionally at the age of 16. Just one year later ‘The Magic Circle' awarded him the prestigious accolade of ‘Young Magician of The Year'. He also gained automatic entry to this world famous magic organisation and within just two months was promoted to an ‘Associate of The Inner Magic Circle' with Silver Star (for exceptional performing ability).Steve still holds the honour of being the youngest ever recipient of this degree and later went on to become the youngest EVER council member of ‘The Magic Circle'.Steve is one of only a handful of magicians to have his photo permanently displayed on the wall of ‘The Magic Circle'. This is the magic equivalent to receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.Craig talks to Steve about his life as a magician, magic vs mentalism, propels metals, drag queens, scary clowns and lots more.  This is an amazing interview that you don't want to miss.

Anne Green is back and this time interviews her husband Steve Green also a dancer, whom she met at Jubilee in Vegas. Before Steve joined the cast of Jubilee he was a member of several professional ballet companies including Ballet West

 Do we ever really know what is on the other side of “are you o.k”? This is the question Steves's friend asked during a time of despair when Steve was suffering from suicidal thoughts. Before Steve had hit rock bottom he had managed a successful weight loss of 6 stone after a health scare with his heart. Steve had also discovered a love for running and on paper was taking positive steps in the right direction.Unfortunately for Steve, his mental health had plummeted and unbeknown to him at this time Steve was about to discover his true inner strength. After confiding in his friend and seeking professional help Steve is thankfully living life to the full equipped with an armor of mental resilience. Steve went on to lose a total of 11 stone 11 and a half pounds with Slimming World and currently runs his own group as a consultant.This episode is unapologetically raw and honest and demonstrates hope in the darkest of times.Steve recently helped raise funds for the charity “Mind” and encourages anyone struggling with their mental health to seek help.If you're reading this grappling for excuses why this isn't the week to start the healthy changes that your body is crying out to take a listen to Steve's story. This episode is an abundance of inspiration and clearly demonstrates that no slimming journey is without its twists and turns. Steve recalls the time when he suffered from dark thoughts as having an out-of-body experience. This story is very needed and I know this will help anyone who is struggling with isolation and who may be experiencing similar difficulties.It goes without saying that I am so grateful that Steve has agreed to share his full slimming story on my podcast.  If you have enjoyed listening to Steve's story you can follow Steve on Instagram @steve_achieve Slimming Stories podcast is written and produced by Claire Oldham - West, you can follow Slimming Stories on Instagram @sw_slimmingstories_podcast 

Authors on the Air host Pam Stack welcomes former Naval Judge Advocate and author David E. Grogan to the studio. About Dave: David E. Grogan served on active duty in the United States Navy for over 26 years as a Navy Judge Advocate. During the course of his Navy career, he prosecuted and defended court-martial cases; negotiated agreements in capitals around the world; lived abroad in Japan, Cuba and Bahrain; deployed to the Mediterranean Sea and the Persian Gulf onboard the nuclear powered aircraft carrier USS Enterprise; and actively contributed to the fight against piracy and international terrorism. His third novel, The Hidden Key, released in April, 2020. His first two novels were Sapphire Pavilion and The Siegel Dispositions. About The Hidden Key: When Kevin Jones opens the door late one night for two men he believes must be fellow Iraq War veterans, he has no way of knowing the chain of events he is about to unleash. One week later, attorney Steve Stilwell is invited to London to meet with a billionaire businessman in a popular Indian eatery. He informs Steve he has already wired half-a-million dollars into Steve’s account. All Steve has to do is serve as executor for the man’s estate. Before Steve can learn more,Steve’s new client cries out “I’ve sold my soul.” Moments later he is dead, leaving Steve to figure out why. Steve finds his first clue in a package addressed to his dead client containing an ancient map etched into a clay tablet. Before Steve realizes the value of the treasure he holds, his dead client’s former lover and the FBI descend on him and his wounded warrior law partner, Casey Pantel, to take the tablet from them. Steve and Casey must unmask those seeking to exploit the tablet’s secrets before they, too, fall victim to its power.

Authors on the Air host Pam Stack welcomes former Naval Judge Advocate and author David E. Grogan to the studio. About Dave: David E. Grogan served on active duty in the United States Navy for over 26 years as a Navy Judge Advocate. During the course of his Navy career, he prosecuted and defended court-martial cases; negotiated agreements in capitals around the world; lived abroad in Japan, Cuba and Bahrain; deployed to the Mediterranean Sea and the Persian Gulf onboard the nuclear powered aircraft carrier USS Enterprise; and actively contributed to the fight against piracy and international terrorism. His third novel, The Hidden Key, released in April, 2020. His first two novels were Sapphire Pavilion and The Siegel Dispositions. About The Hidden Key: When Kevin Jones opens the door late one night for two men he believes must be fellow Iraq War veterans, he has no way of knowing the chain of events he is about to unleash. One week later, attorney Steve Stilwell is invited to London to meet with a billionaire businessman in a popular Indian eatery. He informs Steve he has already wired half-a-million dollars into Steve’s account. All Steve has to do is serve as executor for the man’s estate. Before Steve can learn more,Steve’s new client cries out “I’ve sold my soul.” Moments later he is dead, leaving Steve to figure out why. Steve finds his first clue in a package addressed to his dead client containing an ancient map etched into a clay tablet. Before Steve realizes the value of the treasure he holds, his dead client’s former lover and the FBI descend on him and his wounded warrior law partner, Casey Pantel, to take the tablet from them. Steve and Casey must unmask those seeking to exploit the tablet’s secrets before they, too, fall victim to its power. @copyrighted

Authors on the Air host Pam Stack welcomes former Naval Judge Advocate and author David E. Grogan to the studio. About Dave:  David E. Grogan served on active duty in the United States Navy for over 26 years as a Navy Judge Advocate. During the course of his Navy career, he prosecuted and defended court-martial cases; negotiated agreements in capitals around the world; lived abroad in Japan, Cuba and Bahrain; deployed to the Mediterranean Sea and the Persian Gulf onboard the nuclear powered aircraft carrier USS Enterprise; and actively contributed to the fight against piracy and international terrorism. His third novel, The Hidden Key,  released  in April, 2020. His first two novels were Sapphire Pavilion and The Siegel Dispositions. About The Hidden Key:  When Kevin Jones opens the door late one night for two men he believes must be fellow Iraq War veterans, he has no way of knowing the chain of events he is about to unleash. One week later, attorney Steve Stilwell is invited to London to meet with a billionaire businessman in a popular Indian eatery. He informs Steve he has already wired half-a-million dollars into Steve’s account. All Steve has to do is serve as executor for the man’s estate. Before Steve can learn more,Steve’s new client cries out “I’ve sold my soul.” Moments later he is dead, leaving Steve to figure out why. Steve finds his first clue in a package addressed to his dead client containing an ancient map etched into a clay tablet. Before Steve realizes the value of the treasure he holds, his dead client’s former lover and the FBI descend on him and his wounded warrior law partner, Casey Pantel, to take the tablet from them. Steve and Casey must unmask those seeking to exploit the tablet’s secrets before they, too, fall victim to its power.

Before Steve continued in the Live Values series, Megan shares something of her journey over the last 6 months. Steve then looks at how we apply the promises of God's Grace in our reality.

Steve Smith / Dan Eakins :: Creekside Church :: Sunday, October 1, 2017 What gets you up in the morning? In order to speak up, grow up, build up, and power up in the Christian faith, we need a reason to get up and live for Jesus. Steve Smith preaches about two important motivations for believers rooted in not only the commands of God—the Great Commandment and the Great Commission (Matt. 22:37-39 and 28:18-20)—but also the compassion of Christ, “for the love of Christ...who died and rose again on their behalf.” (2 Cor. 5:14,15). Before Steve’s sermon we hear briefly from Heidi Koppen, visiting missionary to Ireland, and also from Dan Eakins, who led worship for the morning (Dan and his wife Georgiana are Creekside-supported missionaries to Romania).

Steve Rodgers is the founder of The Alchemy Advisors and author of Lead to Gold: Transition to transformation. Not long ago, Steve was flying high as the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway’s southern California real estate company. He was leading over 5000 sales people at 110 different offices. It was his dream job. However, he took control when the real estate market was at its worst. And he had to start cutting everything back. He had to layoff friends. He had to close offices. And then he was laid off. Steve took this blow hard. It knocked the wind out of him. Yet he was able to bounce back and start The Alchemy Advisors and pursue his calling. This rollercoaster ride is where Steve and I start our discussion in today’s show. What you’ll enjoy in this episode: How Steve chose to focus The Alchemy Advisors on productivity, profit, and purpose. Why Birkshire wasn’t behind him, in the way Steve expected, when the going got tough, and told him to start closing offices. How he stuck to his ideals and tried to grow the business, despite being told to cut everything back. Why he said, “When you’re the coach of the team, and the team is not winning, a lot of times they replace the coach. Sometimes that needs to happen.” Why he moved out of his parents home when he was 17, and what that means to Steve today. Before Steve took over as CEO, he could see the “writing on the wall” that led to his termination. What a little voice in Steve’s head said to him when he sat in the CEO chair for the first time. How he thinks being fired was actually a push, forcing him to pursue his dream. The emotional challenge you face when firing the people you call friends. Why his wife took the firing worse than he did. How he discovered his true friends after being fired. How he went from being attached to his position and title to, what I called, “Happy Steve.” How he finds gratitude, and maintains a positive outlook, throughout all the struggles he’s faced… and will face. Why he feels like he’s finally found his purpose. Enjoy the show: You Discover Your True Friends On The Way Down

Season 1 finale! Before Steve takes off for the rest of 2016, he talks with two great young singer-songwriters. Alex G has made his name as an indie-pop tunesmith via his Bandcamp releases, but he's making in-roads toward the mainstream, including a recent cameo on Frank Ocean's "Endless." Ryley Walker is a Chicago guitarist who was raised on punk rock, and then took a left turn into jazzy, enigmatic folk music. His latest LP, "Golden Sings That Have Been Sung," is one of Steve's favorites of 2016.