Podcasts about being cool

“Reach isn't a measure or a strategy for how we get bigger. Reach is a measure of what we're willing to care about.” “We have to wage war against regret.” “We break the patterns of the past by choosing to be faithful in the moment.” Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and Background 07:27 Reaching People and Caring for Their Needs 09:07 Walking with People and Being Helpful 17:19 The Importance of Surrender 23:17 Choosing a Word of the Year 27:58 Living a Life of Beauty and Generosity 30:37 The Power of a Single Word 32:27 Being Intentional and Generative 36:39 Disrupting Old Patterns and Finding Peace 39:43 The Process of Encounter, Formation, and Expression 50:02 Being Cool and Embracing Authenticity Episode Summary: Mike Ashcraft, senior pastor at Port City Community Church, shares his journey and insights on generous leadership. He emphasizes the importance of reaching people and caring about their needs, rather than focusing on building something big. Mike also discusses the value of walking with people and not standing on issues, as well as the significance of surrender and choosing a word of the year. He encourages individuals to focus on who they want to be and to live a life of beauty and generosity. In this conversation, Mike Ashcraft discusses the power of choosing a single word to guide and shape our lives. He emphasizes the importance of being intentional and generative in our actions and thoughts. Mike also shares insights on disrupting old patterns, finding peace in the present moment, and the process of encounter, formation, and expression. He encourages us to be cool and not let our emotions dictate our responses. Ultimately, Mike wants to be remembered as someone who was authentic and actively worked towards becoming the person he aspired to be. R.O.G. Takeaway Tips: Reaching people is about caring for their needs and extending ourselves towards them. Walking with people involves being helpful and asking how we can support them. Surrendering involves trusting God with different aspects of our lives and offering ourselves as a living sacrifice. Choosing a word of the year helps deepen our awareness and focus on who we want to be. Living a life of beauty and generosity involves offering something that isn't necessarily productive or efficient. Choose a single word to guide and shape your life. Be intentional and generative in your actions and thoughts. Disrupt old patterns and find peace in the present moment. Embrace the process of encounter, formation, and expression. Be cool and don't let emotions dictate your responses. Strive to be authentic and actively work towards becoming the person you aspire to be. Guest Bio: Mike Ashcraft serves as the senior pastor at Port City Community Church which he helped start in 1999. He is the author of To Be Concluded and My One Word, as well as a children's picture book, The Bright Idea. He married Julie, his high school sweetheart, in 1992. They grew up in Atlanta and relocated near the beach in southeastern North Carolina. They enjoy family time with their two daughters, sons-in-law, and grandchildren. The beach is Mike's happy place and surfing is the only hobby he needs. Resources: Mike Ashcraft on Instagram (@mikeashcraft) Port City Community Church My One Word My One Word Website Mike's books: To Be Concluded My One Word Sermon with Encounter, Formation, Expression Buzz LightYear Spanish mode clip Where to find R.O.G. Podcast: R.O.G on YouTube R.O.G on Apple Podcasts R.O.G on Spotify How diverse is your network?  N.D.I. Network Diversity Index What is your Generosity Style?  Generosity Quiz Credits: Mike Ashcraft, Sheep Jam Productions, Host Shannon Cassidy, Bridge Between, Inc. Coming Next: Please join us next week, Episode 202, Host, Shannon Cassidy.

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On today's new episode, the Bayer siblings welcome their delightful friend, writer and actor Zora Bikangaga! They ask whether their childhood selves would have found their adult selves cool? (Spoiler alert: They can stay up as late as they want and eat candy whenever they want, so...) Plus, they get into the ways they tried to act cool as kids i.e. one overall strap down, enormous pants that made it hard to walk, etc. Along those lines, Zora gets into a prolonged prank he did in college that years later ended up making him a perfect fit for the "I Love That For You" writers room! Plus Jonah reminisces about his childhood days of listening to NYPD Blue like it was on the radio, and they dig into the controversy of showing Dennis Franz's bare butt on TV (Which obviously Jonah couldn't see, but could hear?) Finally, in a rousing game of CONGRATULATIONS, YOU PLAYED YOURSELF: PRODUCT EDITION, the trio discusses what they will miss most out of the recently discontinued Starry Soda, McDonald's McCafé baked goods or—the only one most of them remember—Fruit Striped Gum. So be cool and listen to this episode!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The idea is to be actually cool to one another. You have no idea what people are going through and adding your narcissistic options in normally is not the move. You know it is not all about you right?? And talk to your neighbor he is a pretty good dude. Don't act cool, be cool! Mentions:  Live Rishi, use the code "TABLE50" and get 50% off your enitire order! https://liverishi.com/ Highspeed Daddy - https://www.highspeeddaddy.com/?rfsn=7178368.317ce6 Me - https://berawpodcast.com/ 'til next time! The Benefits of Being Cool to One Another In a world filled with daily challenges and stressors, the simple act of being cool to one another can have profound and far-reaching benefits. Coolness, in this context, refers to kindness, respect, empathy, and understanding towards others. These actions can foster a more harmonious and supportive society, ultimately improving our personal well-being and the well-being of our communities. Strengthening Relationships: One of the most immediate benefits of being cool to one another is the strengthening of interpersonal relationships. When we treat others with kindness and respect, we build trust and rapport. This, in turn, leads to more fulfilling and lasting connections with friends, family, and colleagues. Creating a Positive Environment: Coolness in interactions contributes to the creation of a positive and inclusive environment. When individuals feel valued and respected, they are more likely to express themselves openly, fostering an atmosphere of collaboration and mutual support. Mental Health and Well-being: Being cool to one another has a significant impact on mental health. Experiencing kindness and support from others can reduce stress and anxiety, while boosting self-esteem and a sense of belonging. Positive social interactions are essential for maintaining emotional well-being. Conflict Resolution: Coolness plays a vital role in conflict resolution. When individuals engage in disagreements or disputes with a cool, level-headed approach, it can lead to more productive conversations and solutions. This prevents the escalation of conflicts and promotes compromise. Enhancing Empathy: Treating others with kindness and respect encourages the development of empathy. It allows us to better understand and appreciate the perspectives and experiences of others. This empathy is the foundation for increased tolerance and a more compassionate society. Community Building: Coolness extends beyond individual interactions; it is a key factor in building strong, resilient communities. When people work together with a sense of common purpose and mutual respect, they can address shared challenges and create a sense of unity. Boosting Productivity: In work and professional settings, being cool to one another can lead to increased productivity. A positive work environment fosters creativity, collaboration, and a greater sense of job satisfaction, all of which contribute to higher productivity levels. Role Modeling: By practicing coolness in our interactions, we set an example for others to follow. It's a way of passing on the value of respect and empathy to future generations, creating a ripple effect of positive behavior in society. Reducing Prejudice and Discrimination: Kindness and respect can break down barriers and reduce prejudice and discrimination. When people are treated with dignity, regardless of their background, it challenges stereotypes and promotes a more equitable society. Health Benefits: Research has shown that being cool to one another can have physical health benefits. Positive social interactions are associated with lower blood pressure, reduced risk of heart disease, and a strengthened immune system. It's a testament to the mind-body connection. Global Harmony: On a global scale, being cool to one another is essential for promoting international peace and cooperation. Diplomacy and negotiation are based on respect and empathy, and these qualities are crucial for resolving conflicts between nations. Fostering Happiness: Ultimately, being cool to one another contributes to overall happiness. Acts of kindness and respect create a sense of fulfillment and contentment, both on an individual and collective level. In conclusion, the benefits of being cool to one another cannot be overstated. This simple yet profound concept has the power to transform our lives and the world we live in. It leads to stronger relationships, mental well-being, and the creation of positive environments. By practicing coolness in our daily interactions, we not only improve our own lives but also contribute to a more compassionate, harmonious, and ultimately happier society.    

We made it! FINALLY! Part four, the LAST PART of our review of Brené Brown's The Gifts of Imperfection is here!In this ep. we dig into  Guideposts 8-10 of Wholehearted living: 8 : Cultivating Calm and Stillness: Letting Go of Anxiety as a Lifestyle9: Cultivating Meaningful Work: Letting Go of Self-Doubt and “Supposed To”10: Cultivating Laughter, Song, and Dance: Letting Go of Being Cool and “Always in Control” While sharing details about our struggles, fears, and how we're learning to identify and use each of these guideposts in our journey toward a Wholehearted life, it is our hope that it is beneficial to you, dear listener, in some way. Thank you for listening!If the podcast speaks to you or you find value in it, Don't forget to leave a review!!!You can also support production of this show here: Buy us a CoffeeAs always, we want you to know:  you are enough, and we're glad you're here.Thanks for listening!Be on the lookout for more hindsights and insights in the near future.Take the Wholehearted Inventory Quiz Here: wholeheartedinventoryGet The Gifts of Imperfection Book Here: Amazon or B&N

Happy 2023 signers! We're looking ahead at the astro weather of 2023 and WOWWWW are we getting some SHIFTS. Your girlz chat the slippery grip of Saturn in Pisces and how Saturn in Aquarius time was SO TRENDY, the taste of Pluto in Aquarius we'll be getting, Venus Retrograde in Leo, nepo babies, slowcession, inner voice guidance, BEING COOL, AI, going off-grid, universal basic income, and we predict which sign is going to have the best year ever and its NOT who you would guess

The Gift of Imperfection Ep. 42: Laugh, Song & Dance  What'd up Crew? What's good?  Who Gon' Check Me Boo?! God is!  Isaiah 30:19-22 “People of Zion who live in Jerusalem, you will be no more. How gracious he will be when you cry for help! As soon as she hears, he will answer you. Although the Lord gives you the bread of adversity in the water of affliction, your teachers will be hidden no more; when your own eyes you will see them. Whether you turn to the right or to the left your ears with your voice behind you, saying, “this is the way; walk any. “Then you'll desecrate your idol's overlay with silver in your image that is covered with gold; you will throw them away like miserable cloth and say to them, '' Away with you! “     GuidePost #10 Cultivating Laughter, song, and dance: Letting Go of Being Cool and “Always in Control”   Pg. 149-158 Why are laughter, song, and dance so important to us? Is there some transformational element that they have in common?     Final thoughts: pgs.159-162   “The truth is that meaningful change is a process. It could be uncomfortable and is often risky especially when we are talking about embracing your imperfections, cultivating audacity, and licking the world in the eye and saying “I am enough. “   “Wholehearted living is about engaging in our lives from a place of worthiness. It's about cultivating the courage, compassion, and connection to wake up in the morning and think, no matter what gets done and how much is left undone I am enough. “   Challenge of the week Pg. 158 get inspired section: Make a themed playlist      What Would Crew Do?!  (ask advice) Ripped straight from the headlines or my life:  I was having a conversation about the lady who left they guy after winning the lottery  https://hollywoodunlocked.com/lottery-winner-dumps-boyfriend-of-four-years/amp/     Quote of the week: The word “imperfect” actually spells “I'm perfect” because everyone is perfect in their own imperfect ways.”   -Unknown author      Order Book: https://amzn.to/3pcmAHR   Thanks for hanging with “The Crew!”   CREW LOVE Please leave a written review. Review, Share, and tell a friend Hey CREW!  DON'T FORGET  Crew, I've partnered up with BetterHelp sponsor of this episode; a special offer to The Crew Book Club Podcast listeners, you can get 10% off your first month of professional therapy:   https://www.betterhelp.com/crewlove You can listen to this book on audible. Click link to get your free 30 day premium plus experience with audible  https://www.audibletrial.com/Crewlove  Thanks for hanging with “The Crew!”     FOLLOW “The Crew” Bookclub on: YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxx9aXwDaMG1bcv2o7iH4SQ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/thecrewbookclub/ FANBASE: https://www.fanbase.app/thecrewbookclub Order Book: https://amzn.to/3pcmAHR Thanks for hanging with “The Crew!” Review, Share, and tell a friend 

Here's some clothing brand tips and tricks you need to know or your clothing brand and all brands or you will fail! We started this brand with only $120 and now we are a multimillion dollar clothing brand. Now, we want to help you!!➤ 7 STEPS TO A 7-FIGURE EMPIRE: https://wrldinvsn.gumroad.com/l/7steps______________________________________________________________0:00 Intro3:40 Are you a brand or someone just selling product?8:20 Find your lane13:00 Core pieces and color colors16:25 Photography20:30 Being Cool vs. being SuccessfulHow to Build a Successful Brand Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2...______________________________________________________________ABOUT THIS CHANNEL:We, Nicholas Clark and Marlon Watts started this clothing brand with 12 t-shirts ($120). We turned those t-shirts into an apparel empire. After graduating college, we decided to step into our clothing company full-time. We created this Youtube channel to show the journey of building a brand. We create behind-the-scenes vlogs so you can see the life behind running a successful clothing brand. We also feature other clothing lines, streetwear brands, or any entrepreneur looking to create a clothing brand startup business.Support the channel and learn more about starting a clothing brand and starting a brand from scratch ➔ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtZU...______________________________________________________________Starting SHOPPING! Get 20% OFF with this link:www.wrldinvsn.com/discount/YOUTUBEGet on our text list for EXCLUSIVE updates!Text 'WRLDINVSNVIP' to 833-475-1265

Fitting in is a dangerous game and most of us do it by people-pleasing. But there is an even worst way of fitting in or struggling to fit in, and that's called Imitation.Tune into the episode ' Imitation Game' as Chetna is here to drop truth bombs on the art of fitting it.Listen to all previous episodes here: Say No To DramaLearn more about the Circle of Positivity here: (http://circleofpositivity.com/wp/ )Get in touch with our host Chetna on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/positivityangel )You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the new and improved IVM Podcast App on Android: IVM Podcasts https://ivm.today/android or iOS: ‎IVM Podcasts https://ivm.today/iosYou can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com

We are continuing to sit at the feet of Jesus and to reflect on his description of what life as his people and in his upside-down kingdom is like. This sermon is Jesus' description of what it looks like when God is in charge. 5v1-12 | Jesus redefines who the blessed are; and it is not the spiritual elite, the well-to-do, or the most gifted. Rather, God blesses those who have been crushed by the world (the poor in spirit, those who mourn, those who ache for justice) and those who advocate on behalf of the crushed (the merciful, the pure in heart, the peacemakers). 5v13-16 | Jesus calls his followers the salt and light of the world, meaning that we bear responsibility in revealing the goodness of God in the places we live, work, and play. We discover how this is done not as isolated individuals, but in the community of Jesus followers– called the Church. 5v17-20 | Jesus then says that he is the fulfillment of the Law & the Prophets (what we call the Old Testament). His life and teachings are not setting aside the previous or keeping the status quo; rather he affirms and extends– working to embed the commands on the hearts of his people. 5v21-26 | We then begin to learn what Jesus means by fulfilling the law as he affirms that we should not murder, but then extends the law to confront the contempt in our own heart. And now, in verse 5v27-30, he affirms that we should not commit adultery but then extends it to demand a new conversation on sex and sexual desires. On a culture of Sexual ObjectificationThere is a pervasive culture that moves us towards emotional detachment and self-gratification in our sexual desire. The myth, that my sexuality is my business and my mine alone, develops a transactional understanding of sex, sexuality, and desire. We get what we need from wherever we need to– and that's the end of it. “Our enlightened values—less stigma regarding unwed mothers, the acceptance of homosexuality, greater economic freedom for women, the availability of contraception, and the embrace of consent culture—haven't translated into anything like a paradise of guilt-free fun.” –Helen Lewis, The Problem with Being Cool with SexThese practices of sexual objectification and oppression are nothing new. “If you should take your wife in adultery, you may with impunity put her to death without a trial; but if you should commit adultery or indecency, she must not presume to lay a finger on you, nor does the law allow it.”–Aulus Gellius, Second Century writer and a contemporary of JesusJesus redefines adultery as sexual objectificationAdultery in Jesus' day, as our own, would be defined as sexual relations with someone other than one's spouse. Jesus is taking issue with a prevalent interpretation of his day, or at least a well-known take, that limited the scope of Exodus 20:14 “You shall not commit adultery” (7/10). “You have heard that it was said, ‘You shall not commit adultery.' 28 But I say to you that everyone who looks at a woman with lustful intent has already committed adultery with her in his heart. – Matthew 5:27-28“Anyone who looks” or “everyone who looks…with lustful intent” describes the leering male, the uncomfortable gaze at the work, or the gym, or in the grocery store.“I cannot keep a bird from flying over my head. But I can certainly keep it from nesting in my hair or from biting my nose off.'” – Martin Luther“What Jesus sabotages here is not [sexual] desire but rightful desire spent wrongfully.” – Scot McKnightIt is a misconception to think Jesus is anti-sex.The human body, marriage, sex, sexuality, and sexual desire are not shameful creations but called “very good” by God's design. Within the biblical narrative, the two reasons for sex are for (1) procreation and (2)to experience the goodness of God toward those ends. There is a whole book of scripture that celebrates two lovers and their pursuit of one another in a covenant relationship called Song of Solomon.“for love is strong as death, jealousy is fierce as the grave. Its flashes are flashes of fire, the very flame of the Lord. Many waters cannot quench love neither can floods drown it, If a man offered for love all the wealth of his house, He would be utterly despised.” –Song of Solomon 8:6-7Notice something profound about the way sexual desire is discussed in scripture. It acknowledges the deep complexities of human sexuality. Our sexual desires can lead us toward God's beauty, character, and human intimacy.But sexual desire also has an immense capacity for harm; it can scar the soul, destroy relationships, and leave trauma unlike anything else.“Today you are young and very much in love. You think your love will sustain your marriage. Well, I give you the opposite advice: let your marriage sustain your love.” – Dietrich Bonhoeffer. While much more than discipline one's sexual desire goes into the life of chastity, it is no small part. A life of chastity or a season of abstinence is a practice of reverence and respect. It is wise to acknowledge that everything, including sexual desire, has a season. [the greatest command is]“You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. 38 This is the great and first commandment. 39 And a second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself. 40 On these two commandments depend all the Law and the Prophets.” – Matthew 22:37–40 (ESV)”Jesus condemns the look of sexual objectification because it violates this command– it dehumanizes an image-bearer of God; someone meant to be cherished and respected turned into kindling for sexual fantasy. Jesus' instruction is that his followers deal with sexual objectification swiftly and decisively. “If your right eye causes you to sin, tear it out and throw it away. For it is better that you lose one of your members than that your whole body be thrown into hell. 30 And if your right-hand causes you to sin, cut it off and throw it away. For it is better that you lose one of your members than that your whole body go into hell.” – Matthew 5:29-30On a cultural ‘maiming'What is clear is that Jesus is calling for decisive action to address the root of sexual objectification. Our lustful eyes, the images we entertain, the content or art we engage with. “To obey this command of Jesus will involve for many of us a certain ‘maiming'. We shall have to eliminate from our lives certain things which (though some may be innocent in themselves) either are, or could easily become, sources of temptation. In his own metaphorical language we may find ourselves without eyes, hands or feet. That is, we shall deliberately decline to read certain literature, see certain films, visit certain exhibitions. If we do this, we shall be regarded by some of our contemporaries as narrow-minded, untaught Philistines... We may have had to become culturally ‘maimed' in order to preserve our purity of mind. The only question is whether, for the sake of this gain, we are willing to bear that loss and endure that ridicule.” – John StottThis is to say that it is better for us to forgo certain cultural phenomenons than to be a slave to sexual objectification and sin. A word of encouragementJesus' warning is that prolonged sexual objectification leads to a loss of faith in Christ. We are not led to believe that singular trip-ups result in our being cast from Christ's Kingdom, but rather that our own lust-filled choices tempt us out of His Kingdom. The spiritual practice this week is to take stock of both (1) your gaze and (2) what influences you let into your heart.

It's the final episode of our six-part Summer Sister Series on The Gifts of Imperfection with my sisters, Ashley and Barrett, and we finish strong with the last of the Guideposts, #9 and #10 (Cultivating Meaningful Work: Letting Go of Self-Doubt and “Supposed To” and Cultivating Laughter, Song, and Dance: Letting Go of Being Cool and “Always in Control”). We talk about how doing meaningful work connects us and how being cool is honestly very lonely. And we finally reach the moment Ashley and Barrett have been waiting for all along — and possibly the only reason they agreed to do this series — they finally get to share their top five songs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Being Cool, The Amygdala and Hippocampus, the Reptillian brain, Associative Fear, Exposure Therapy, and being present in both life and the "mini deaths" we all experience. This first part of "Your Brain on Fear" is a doozy baby!! Hop on the BOG Blimp and let's throw a party in our heads!

Warning: This episode discusses adult themes. Disclaimer: The views expressed do not reflect the policy of Baobulb.org. Not suitable for children under the age of 18. Wesley Pepper chats to creative/poet, Riaaz Palmer. Palmer, who lives in Ireland, says the lockdown forced him to return to his creative exploits. They discuss the impact of COVID-19 on arts/music on a world stage. The Moon LinksRiaaz BANBA With exciting things lined up for the New Year, do stay tuned! And you can find more podcasts in this series on our website. Importantly, Wesley set up this podcast as a platform. To talk art, processes and the politics of art and activism. Special thanks to Chris Morrow 4 for the theme music. The podcast is also available on iHeartRadio.

Today’s art: Being Cool, avoiding the corny Christian stereotype. We are “4KNWN.” (pronounced foreknown), a Christian Hip Hop duo. We talk about how Christ, culture, and cadences converge, and we have a little fun in between! Connect with us at www.4knwnmusic.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/4knwnmusic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/4knwnmusic/support

On the first episode of My Parents Lied, Frank and Anthony discuss what being cool really means! Discussing what being cool means to us, what our parents said it meant, what we are telling our kids it means. From social media, movies, music and role models. What does being cool really mean? Check us out on Facebook and Instagram @myparentsliedshow. Also find us on YouTube, Apple Podcasts and Spotify Podcasts by searching My Parents Lied Show.

This week, we welcome author, Aaron Crow (@aaronpcrow) to talk his new comic, "It Eats What Feeds It," as well as the 1998 Home Run chase and Fastball's 1998 smash hit album, "All The Pain Money Can Buy."It's a fun show with a lot of twists and turns!Call your local comic book store today and pre-order issues 1 and 2 of IT EATS WHAT FEEDS IT, issue 1 is out now from SCOUT Comis, give them preorder code: JUN201327.Follow us on Twitter: @CHIDSPIN / @SighFieri / @RoundingDownRate and review on Apple Podcasts. Tell your friends. Oh, you’re too embarrassed to tell your friends you listen to a funny podcast with a cool outlaw tough person bad person host? I guess you’re too embarrassed to be a GOOD FRIEND OF THE POD. Jeez Louise, as Franklin says, some people! Support the show (https://cash.app/$roundingdown)Support the show (https://cash.app/$roundingdown)

This week, Lisa Lawrie and Rafael Castaneda discuss the @ARIYNBF episodes~”Shawn Kathleen AKA @&* PassengerShaming” & “Joe's Fake Limo, Jordan's Jean Jacket, A New Zealand Quiz”We talk Shout Outs, Lackluster Inventions, Entitled Passengers,MIA Snack Chat, Tardy To The Jeans Party, Being Cool, Quizes, Contests and MORE!iTunes Logo By Ray MorganPosted To iTunes By Jason Dix

This week, Lisa Lawrie and Rafael Castaneda discuss the @ARIYNBF episodes~”Shawn Kathleen AKA @&* PassengerShaming” & “Joe’s Fake Limo, Jordan’s Jean Jacket, A New Zealand Quiz”We talk Shout Outs, Lackluster Inventions, Entitled Passengers,MIA Snack Chat, Tardy To The Jeans Party, Being Cool, Quizes, Contests and MORE!iTunes Logo By Ray MorganPosted To iTunes By Jason Dix

This week, Lisa Lawrie and Rafael Castaneda discuss the @ARIYNBF episodes~ "Shawn Kathleen AKA @PassengerShaming" & "Joe's Fake Limo, Jordan's Jean Jacket, A New Zealand Quiz" We talk Shout Outs, Lackluster Inventions, Entitled Passengers, MIA Snack Chat, Tardy To The Jeans Party, Being Cool, Quizzes, Contests and MORE! iTunes Logo By Ray Morgan Posted To iTunes By Jason Dix

It is easy to get into the habit of criticizing mistakes, shortcomings, and expecting more than we should. When we constantly get upset over small things, we add so much stress to our lives and the people’s lives that we love so much. Stress is one of the biggest culprits of disease, relationship problems, and anxiety in us and our kids. This episode talks about what we have to stop doing, and what we have to start doing so that we can relax, decrease our stress, and truly enjoy our days. We encourage each other to stop comparing, hustling to fit in, and let go and let God have control. It is time to slow down, pay attention, and change our reactions and frustrations to laughter and finding the good in our people. It is possible. Resource: The Gifts of Imperfection, by Brene’ Brown, Guidepost #10 Letting Go of Being Cool and Always in Control For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Jeramiah 29:11

Returning from the Keala Leadership Camp, I spent a lot of time thinking about the common theme that young adults need instead of the specific needs of a specific audience/community might have.Holding onto Anger or Hate is an absolute way to inhibit yourself to being present / mindful. Holding onto either is to shackle you to the past. Holding on to Being Cool is another way through tie yourself to artificial constructs of what is actually cool. It's all a part of building up walls - and that upkeep is expensive.Then, I put myself in check with where I'm wasting energy at the expense of personal growth opportunity.

This week Lisa “Larger Than Life” Lawrie and Rafael “Carte Blanche” Castaneda discuss the @ARIYNBF episodes~ Andy Haynes Skied Over A 2 Lane Highway” & ” Alison's Potato Face, Ben's Baby Police, Instant Coffee Review”We talk Being Cool, Brain Candy, Depressing Light Boxes, Lets Meet Tony, Realistic Baby Bodies, Chodes Revisited, Failing At Our New […]

This week Lisa “Larger Than Life” Lawrie and Rafael “Carte Blanche” Castaneda discuss the @ARIYNBF episodes~ Andy Haynes Skied Over A 2 Lane Highway” & ” Alison’s Potato Face, Ben’s Baby Police, Instant Coffee Review”We talk Being Cool, Brain Candy, Depressing Light Boxes, Lets Meet Tony, Realistic Baby Bodies, Chodes Revisited, Failing At Our New […]

This week Lisa "Larger Than Life" Lawrie and Rafael "Carte Blanche" Castaneda discuss the @ARIYNBF episodes~ Andy Haynes Skied Over A Two Lane Highway" & " Alison's Potato Face, Ben's Baby Police, Instant Coffee Review" We talk Being Cool, Brain Candy, Depressing Light Boxes, Lets Meet Tony, Realistic Baby Bodies, Chodes Revisited, Failing At Our New Segment "Word Of The Day", Revamping How Dare You!, Descendents Overload, Shout Outs, and Call Outs! ****DISCLAIMER**** Wow, this episode...woof Posted to iTunes By Jason Dix iTunes Logo By Ray Morgan

Gather round your stereo, friends. It's time to listen to another episode of Hypotheticast. This one's about RADIO! You know, that thing you have in your car, or in your pocket, or on that streaming app on your phone. Radio means a lot of things, and we're here to talk about what those things are. So many questions, so many answers. Topics include: 90.7 THE WEEJ, Radio Oui-Jays, Chaz the Cool Girl, My Friend in the Diamond Business, This is a Denny's, The Other Emily Dussault, Dr. Demento, Being Cool, Belts Full of Small Radios, If a Tree is Nice, and Not Touching That Dial. *** SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT STUFF We're officially a part of the Radio Five Watt Podcasting Family! That means you can hear us at 7 PM every Tuesday night, before the podcast even actually comes out. Amazing. Plus, they're amazing at curating local music. Seriously, check it. https://www.radiofivewatt.org/ ALSO We now have a Facebook Group, which you can find by searching for "The Hypotheticast Fan Collaboratory." Come get us. Come share with us. Come talk. Come laugh. Come love. *** Come interact with us at THESE LINKS. iTunes Facebook Twitter Instagram YOUTUBE And search for us on SPOTIFY if you're more into Maury Povich than Jerry Springer.

In our Penultimate Honorable Mentions episode, we're going to be pitting Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001) against Treasure Planet (2002). Which is the hidden trove of gold, and which deserved to never be found? Find out here! Along the way we'll talk about how Disney's animation grew and changed with the millennium, how the unforgiving market can scuttle an otherwise unsinkable ship, and Being Cool. We hope you enjoy!

“Bounce”, Wedding and Gifts, Your Job is Worship, Shock Jock, Got Noise Request, Smiling and Being Cool, Marriage and Jesus, Jesus Trillion Dollar Challenge, welcome to the Show, Jesus and Other People's Faults, Save the Alien Planet, Who is the Greatest, Jesus & the Righteous Mind, National Autism Month, BONUS MATERIAL: Miracles; Quotes: “I've been told I'm not allowed to ‘bounce'. I have to ‘leave'.  “I don't think we're supposed to TELL people to buzz.” “Does Jesus allow me to point fingers at people and not point the finger back at me?”

Wonder Woman, Logan. Being Cool, Navy Seals are Cool. Film Budgets and more.

Walt and Jason discuss the latest news in youth culture, such as Nordstrom using Snapchat, "The Curse of Being Cool," social media, moral values and more. Then Greg and Rebecca Sparks talk about their journey through the contemporary Christian music scene, leading people in worship, and connecting with others through local community ministry.

If you suffer from the "Being Cool" syndrome, this episode will help you find ways to give your coolness a day off and enjoy some of life's greatest pleasures, laughter, song and dance. Warning, you may have more fun after listening to this show. Based on Brené Brown's book, The Gifts of Imperfection. For more on host, Alexis Robin and the Team at p.Link Coaching Center for Excellence, go here… www.plinkcoachingcenter.com

A little Latin, a little Soul, a little, Jazz, a little Love.Ladies of Sunday Brunch  is a beautifully light mix of jazzy vocals with a delicious mellow twist.TRISTE - Gal CostaI CAN'T HELP IT - Esperanza SpaldingHOW WE LOVE - Gretchen ParlatoALL OR NOTHING AT ALL - Sara GazarekIN THE THICK OF IT - Brenda RussellWHO IS STEPH JOHNSON - Steph JohnsonBRIGAS NUNCA MAIS - Paula MorelenbaumSMILE LIKE THAT - Esperanza SpaldingUM PASSO A FRENTE - Gal CostaROLLERCOASTER - Everything but the GirlTHAT GIRL - EstheroCLEVA - Erykah BaduBEING COOL - KeniaNICK OF TIME - Bonnie RaittFIRST LOOK LEFT - Margriet SjoerdsmaA RA (THE FROG) - Eliane EliasFEEL LIKE MAKIN LOVE - Roberta FlackI WISH I COULD GO TRAVELING AGAIN - Stacey KentEVERYTHING MUST CHANGE - Claire Martin

The History of America Since 2001 (Circa 1998), The Dead On Balzac Curate, Princeton Review Citizenship Tests, Submliminal… Like a Fox, Tales of Small Talk: Throwing the Flag, Being Cool, Slipping Away, and Yelling for Anarchy; plus Video-Gamers in the Afterlife Standing in for Most of Earth’s People and Cross-Species Mating. Download Mep Report #59 The post Mep Report #59 appeared first on The Mep Report - High Brow Birds.