Podcasts about beyond hello

Dana and Tiff dive into the topic of creating exceptional first impressions in dental offices. They explore practical strategies for creating a welcoming atmosphere that instills confidence and trust in patients from the moment they arrive. From personalized greetings to thorough attention to cleanliness and organization, they emphasize the importance of every detail in shaping a positive patient experience. Episode resources: Reach out to Tiff and Dana Virtual Consulting Subscribe to The Dental A-Team podcast Become Dental A-Team Platinum! Review the podcast TRANSCRIPT: The Dental A Team (01:04:00.494) Hello, everybody. We're so excited to be here. Dana and I just brainstormed just a second on what we were going to chat about today. We've always got our topics, but we kind of have to brainstorm. And sometimes they feel like, gosh, Dana, I was like, I don't know, I feel like we just did this one. But I think we can dive deeper. And I think you've got me spinning in a different direction that I hadn't even thought of. That is the power of teamwork. So Dana, thank you for being here. Thank you for spinning my brain always and seeing that other side you actually.   You just come and clutch with that a lot during team meetings, during consulting, during podcasting. Like you really truly are able to see a different side that I don't always see. So thank you. Thank you for being here. How are you doing today? Good. Thanks for having me. You know, these are always so fun. I know. I love it. I love how we get to see each other now. When we started these, we couldn't see each other and we could just be wearing, you know, pajamas or whatever we wanted, but it's okay.   But I do love that we get to see each other. I remember like the first couple ones we had all three of us, we had Niki and Brit on there. And it was like so weird. And we were like, is this so weird? And now it would be really weird not to see you. Weird how, it's funny how like quickly that switches. So if you're listening, know that there's a video out there on the interweb somewhere. If you could see our blonde hair and beautiful faces anytime you want. I think it's on, I think we started putting them on YouTube every time and they're always on Instagram.   probably TikTok, I would assume that it's on TikTok. I should know these things. But anyways, today we are talking about first impressions. So if you haven't listened to it yet, we did a deep dive on the phone call and how that value of the first phone call can turn into a scheduled appointment. So that was kind of our first impressions phone call. This time we're gonna deep dive a little bit further into the patient actually coming to the practice.   So they've already had the phone call, they've already been scheduled, they've already gotten the confirmation emails and texts, and you've gotten the paperwork, all of those pieces, and now they're coming into the office. So Dana, this was your brainchild. You were like, no, we're going to do an office. I think it's brilliant. Duh. Duh, Tiff. How do you want that to look for your practices? If you were to walk into one of the practices that you've consulted, how do you expect that first impression to go?   The Dental A Team (01:06:18.254) I want it to be so warm and welcoming and that the instant the patient walks in, this is a place that they want to be. They feel comfortable being dental, right? We know it can be an anxiety space for a lot of patients. And I think more patients, right? Than not. They anticipate maybe pain, some discomfort, some maybe even embarrassment because they don't love what their teeth look like or, you know, they're just,   generally in pain from coming in, right? They're coming in to deal with pain. And so that can be an anxiety space for a lot of people. And the more warm and welcoming they feel from the second that they walk in, again, it's just that safe space, right? That trust that we always try to build in every experience across the board for our patients. So when they feel that when they walk in, when you introduce for yourself, when you say you're so excited, oh my gosh, I've been talking to you. I'm so excited to meet you.   And then you can direct them on what to do. You can show them areas of the practice. It just sets up the tone from the very beginning that you want them to feel throughout the appointment. Absolutely. It's just that relationship build, right? I feel much more at ease. And honestly, I feel like if something if I feel comfortable, confident, I feel like I trust you just from the get go from that interaction. And if I feel like, gosh, I could like I feel comfortable talking to you.   if something were to happen that is less than ideal, I'm like, ah, whatever, right? So I agree. I think that first impression walking through the door should be warm and inviting, welcoming. That person should be smiling. I love, I contact you guys and like as soon as that door opens, you're looking up. I know we're in the computer. I know we're on the phone. Even if you're on the phone, you're looking up and you're like, like, I'll be right there, right? You're, you're mouthing to them what needs to be, what needs to be said. Um,   and making sure that they just feel that welcome. One thing that I love is when patients walk in and I have a practice that's like, oh my gosh, Dana, welcome. Dana's like, how did you know it's me? I used to do that with my friend office and when I was in the front office, my check -in, and I would, every patient I knew, right, like, oh, this must be this person, this must be, I had so many patients that would say,   The Dental A Team (01:08:41.294) I know you have the schedule, like how do you know that it's me every time? And I'm like, well, if I'm honest, I got three men and one lady coming in at 2 p .m. I know you're not Joe, Bob or Gary and they would laugh, right? But I'd be like, honestly, like I'm reading my schedule. I know enough about my patients who are coming in to guess who this is. If Joe says he's 17, Gary says he's 45. When a male walks in,   the door, I'm not going to be like, what's your last name? I'm going to be like, oh, he looks older than 17. I'm going to be like, oh, hey, Gary, how are you? Right? So know your schedule, know your patients, be welcoming, be inviting. And if you use your patients names or Mrs. Smith, right? I know there's a lot of states in the country that thrive on the Mrs. and the Mr. West Coast. I always say we're the wild, wild west out here. I'll call you whatever I can think of in the moment.   But use their names, be inviting, say hello Dana. Like Dana, how are you today? Ask questions and let them feel like you're welcoming them into your home, right? Dana, I like to say, I have practices, I'm like, if you go to a party, right, or you're throwing a party and people are coming into your home, and if you're not, you go to a party and you're not welcomed, you're not introduced to the host, you're not like, you don't know anybody there or you're searching for the person you know, me,   my introverted extroverted self, I am going to go to the food and the drinks. And I'm going to have something in my hands that's going into my mouth so that people don't feel the need to come bother me. I'm going to be busy, right? Because it keeps me, it keeps me from feeling awkward and uncomfortable. So walking into a practice, I don't want your patients to feel awkward and uncomfortable either. So I love that. Dana, know your patients, smile.   Be prepared, right? Warm, inviting, and welcoming. What else do you feel like really sets the tone for that first impression? Maybe even like not even just how that person's welcoming them, but just office -wise, what else sets the tone for that first impression? Yeah, I actually was just in a practice in Virginia Beach and like their welcome was fantastic. They had a comfort menu. They figured out what the patient wanted on the TV. Do they have a specific channel? What was the music that they wanted in their operatory?   The Dental A Team (01:11:09.198) Did they want aromatherapy? Like all of those spaces. And you may not have to offer all of those things, but I think it is how can you prep, right? So that then their transition to the back is super smooth. Do you need anything updated in your system from them? Are they aware of where the bathroom is, right? You assistants can attest that there nothing is more frustrating than you come out and get the patient. And as you're walking in the back, they're like, well, can I use the bathroom? Right? Sure you can, but it would have been nice if you had used it before I came to get you.   And so in the front, if I can say, oh my gosh, Tiff, welcome to the practice, the bathroom's over here, feel free to use it. Just a quick update from you right here. Here's our comfort menu, anything you like, right? Then the patient is 100 % prepared. I am prepared and I can give anything to my clinical team that they need so that the welcome on their end can be as smooth as possible too. Yeah, I totally agree. I love that. That's a great idea, a comfort menu. I think a lot of doctors are writing that one down.   So know your patient's smile, be prepared, comfort menu so that their transition is as smooth as possible. And then I used to always think, what are my patients seeing when I walk in the doors? When they walk in the doors. So as the like front office, I would go out in the front and walk through the doors. And in Phoenix, it gets really hot. I don't know if you guys know this or not. So we had like door handle covers, but they'd get dirty, right? Or we'd forget to put them on. So I'd go out and just double check.   Sometimes the A -frame is on the ground because it's windy. But like if we're not getting up and checking these things, right? I walk up and I'm like, oh, okay. And then I touch the handle and it's well, scorching hot, because it is, right? I'm like, that's my first impression. Like A -frame down, hot handle, right? Walk in and is there trash? I remember, gosh, 2 .30 PM to 4 PM prime child time.   Oh my gosh, we'd have hot cocoa cups, all strong about all the games were out. There's candy wrappers everywhere. There's napkins. I'm like, where did they even find the napkins? There's we had a coffee thing. There'd be sugar packets opened. I had a lady. I had a lady open the K cup thing and put it in the in the Keurig and then try to run it. And I had dirty water for days. Like, there's so many things right that   The Dental A Team (01:13:34.03) pace that's happening out in that lobby area that we're not generally aware of. But if we get up a couple times a day, and we go out and we think what's my patient's experience when I walk into this room, if I walked into the chaos that those afternoons were, I would be like, this place is trashed. And I don't think I would think, well, there must have been a lot of kids in here, right? Because the kids weren't there anymore. If the kids were there, sure. But when the kids are gone, and it's   completely tracked. If I walk into that, I'm like, wow, this is weird, right? Or walking up, I know my doctor hated me for my sticky notes, and I couldn't have my sticky notes until I had my own office that patients weren't coming to, right? But walking up and there's a million sticky notes and like papers are thrown about and it just looks disorganized. So I think your first impression is how you're feeling like you're welcome, right? How is how is how is the team welcoming you into the practice? How does that feel?   But then also, what's the feeling when you're walking into the building? Is it clean? Was your entrance clean? Is the parking lot maintained? Is it chaotic out there? Are the chairs strewn about? Are they dirty? A lot of times people would spill the coffee or food that they brought in and there'd be a stain on the chair. So like, those are the things we have to look for too, when we're looking for not only just our first impression, but a patient that may have been coming here for years. I used to have patients that'd be like,   Did you know that this is over here? I'm like, no. If that were my house, I would cry, right? Like, no, I am inviting you into my home. And this is what my expectation is. If I were to invite you to my actual home, I would have cleaned it before you came. And now you're coming to a space where you're going to be sitting with your mouth open for at least 30 minutes, if not longer. And I've got things strewn about in the lobby where you're sitting. Not cool.   bathrooms, making sure the bathrooms are clean, making sure your water's soft, if you've got water, coffee bar or whatever, making sure that the amenities are stopped. They're not going to ask for it. They're just going to be like, oh, that sucks. Like, didn't get a water today. Didn't get a water next time either because it's still empty. Look for those pieces. So what is the actual impression? What's the feeling? And oftentimes, I like to make people switch. I talk about that a lot. So I'll make the dental assistant go walk through the front as   The Dental A Team (01:15:58.51) dental assistant because you're seeing it all day. If you're sitting up there, you're seeing it all day and we get blind, right? We have blind spots. Same with dental assistants. So sometimes I'll hop to front office, walk the operatories and they'll be like, oh, there's dogs over there. Nope, there sure is. But I've been looking at it all day. I have impression material. Oh my gosh, Dana. Remember the alginate? Where we take epinates and then just the alginate everywhere. And I come out with my hair like wild and I'm like, where's the broom?   How do I get rid of this? And I'll be out in there for days, I swear. Those are the wild days. I hope people aren't using Algenet still. I mean, I think there are still some spaces for it, but man, we use Algenet for everything. And it got wild and torn up those models. I would cry if there were all the bubbles at the end. Oh my gosh. It was, you guys.   Love where you're at in dentistry now. Love those scanners. I'm so jealous. So first impressions, you guys, obviously the phone call, there's a whole other episode on the phone call, but this first impression is what does it feel like when you walk through the doors? So what does it look like visually? How are you feeling walking into it visually? Do you feel like you're welcomed into their home? Is it clean? What would you think if you're walking into someone's house and it looked like this? And you're like, oh, I don't think I really want to eat dinner anymore. I'm not very hungry.   They're sitting there with their mouth open. Okay, so what does it feel like? What does it look like? Have your team row shambles, switch it up, walk through the practice in the opposite spaces that they work. And then also making sure we've got those amenities ready, that we're welcoming, that we're inviting, we're smiling, and we're greeting them by name if we can. Dana, you talked a lot about kind of just being prepared and making sure we've got what we need.   Anything else you can think of? You said the amenities list, I guess like paperwork style they may need, just making sure that we're prepared. Did I miss anything in there that you want to make sure we add? No, I think we did it all. I think when patients feel like they're prepared and you're ready and right, Dennis, we have an expectation of cleanliness. And so if I walk in and everything is a mess, right? Well, you know, I want the space that I'm going to actually have my care done to be, to be, to be clean. So I think,   The Dental A Team (01:18:24.27) Those are often pieces that we overlook. And those are often pieces that if I walk in and they've got my paperwork prepared and they're ready and they're not like in the back, oh wait, we forgot to have you do this, right? That's just like something so small, but something that can truly make a big difference. I totally agree. I totally agree. I love it. Thank you, Dana. I love picking your brain. I tell you that all the time. I love that these are spaces you train on so much with your virtual and your in -person consulting. So thank you.   for sharing your wealth of knowledge with us today. Guys, if you have questions, if you have stuff you're doing that you think is really cool that other people need to know about, share in our doctor community if you're a part of that already. We have our Facebook groups and we have our five star view below, but also hello@thedentalateam.com But if you are a part of that doctor group, shoot it in there. I see awesome ideas coming through all the time. I know the other day they were talking, a lot of the doctors were talking about ways that they were like,   being thankful to their team, getting back to their team. That was really cool to see. So if you've got stuff that you're already doing, drop it in our Discord chat of our doctor team. If you're a part of that, if you're not, reach out, find out how you can be a part of it. It's a pretty awesome tool. We look forward to hearing from you guys. Thank you so much for being here and we'll catch you next time.    

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Out of Bounds – E228 – Bjarne Salén / Behind The Fifty Project and Beyond Hello, hello, hello and welcome back to a brand-new episode of The Out Of Bounds podcast, right here on The Out of Collective Network. Host Adam Jaber is joined this week by breakout star and backbone [...] The post Out of Bounds – E228 – Bjarne Salén / Behind The Fifty Project and Beyond appeared first on Out Of Collective.

In this episode, the Gentleman gushes over the FDA's announcement to approve MDMA and Psilocybin for medical use in the near future, the DANK Act, and sits down with Maxwell Cranford of Crannabis Consulting about his tenure as Director of Cultivation for Beyond/Hello in Virginia. What does it take to become the head grower of a licensed grow operation in the limited license structure of a new medical program? What are modern indoor facilities doing to make themselves more sustainable? What strains grow well outdoors in Virginia? More listenable questions! NOW WITH ANSWERS! Are you listening yet? Why not? Huh, why not? pokes why not? pokes why not? pokes why not? Insert meme /i can do this all day

Jushi Holdings chief creative director Andreas (Dre) Neumann joined Proactive's Stephen Gunnion with details of the company's redesigned Beyond Hello Palm Springs retail location, which reopens tomorrow, Wednesday, July 13, 2022. Neumann telling Proactive that Jushi has capitalized on the power of sensory branding in the redesigned store, delivering an immersive experience to customers that takes them on a desert journey. He said it is also the first store to feature its new branding and logo.

Norah Jones welcomes Edgar Serrano, who shares three important tips for businesses to succeed and prosper through harnessing the power of languages.

On this episode of the podcast we talk with Adoo and Oskee of the psychedelic, reggae, and hip-hop genre bending duo, Space Kamp. These Pennsylvania-based musicians (one now in Florida), cannabis advocates, and psychonauts, are currently working on their new album, Butterfly Effect, a collection of songs focused on the bright side, inner growth and pushing forward through setbacks and self doubt. Space Kamp were recently asked to perform at PA dispensary Beyond/Hello openings and are also regulars at New Jersey Cannabis Festival and Penncannafest, among others. They are due to release a collaborative product with Best Damn Buds, a THC-O cartridge line with band-centric artwork and collector cards. With production from the multiple Juno and Much Music Award winning producer Rob the Viking, Space Kamp has created a fresh sound with hypnotic grooves, fantastic samples and instrumentation, and meaningful lyrics. With their 2020 album Electric Lemonade charting #7 on Google Play and #15 on iTunes Reggae, they have created something original and honest. Their vibe has been described as "a mixed cocktail of Merry Pranksters and Hunter S.Thompson with the sonics of The Grateful Dead and Bob Marley, stirred in a pot with Redman, Method Man, and Tego Calderon". We discuss the origins of their music, touring and festivals, political topics and more. As advocates for prison reform and federal legalization of cannabis, psilocybin, and home grow, a percent of every BE album presale will go to the non profit Freedom Grow Forever who help inmates incarcerated for cannabis receive commissary. Additionally, they host an annual Toy and Coat Drive and fundraiser for the Leigh Valley Children's Hospital. Special thanks to Press Junkie PR and Top Shelf Music for putting us in touch! Follow and listen to Space Kamp on: Website | Spotify | Apple Music | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Thanks for listening!

From a simple idea in 2010 to take 12 months off drinking and see what happened, Chris Raine's blog (called Hello Sunday Morning) documenting that journey turned into a movement aimed at changing Australia's relationship with alcohol. From just a handful of followers, by 2013 over 10,000 people (including me!) had joined up with Hello Sunday Morning to reassess our relationship with alcohol. By 2014 Chris and his team evolved the Hello Sunday Morning organisation into a $4 million, Government-funded health service that now supports one of the largest communities in the world with evidence-based care for alcohol behaviour change. After ten years at Hello Sunday Morning, in 2020, Chris stepped down as CEO and took a six-month sabbatical, to explore and understand more deeply who he was and what made him tick. In 2021, Chris began working on Australians for Mental Health – an advocacy campaign focused on ensuring Australian Governments invest 1% of GDP to implement the recommendations highlighted by the Productivity Commission and Royal Commission into Mental Health reports. In this episode of the podcast, we talk about: the Hello Sunday Morning back story what he is up to now, addiction, connection, community, kindness, compassion and generosity of spirit, mental health, the human condition, healing, life purpose, slowing down, taking the pressure off, and what it is to be a good person and live a good life. You can connect with Chris on LinkedIn and TwitterHello Sunday MorningAnd find out more about Australians for Mental health here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Billy and Paul take a look at several recent cases. On November 26th, 2020,  Alexis Sharkey went to Thanksgiving with friends. After getting home she had a disagreement with her husband, then left the house. Her naked body was discovered in the bushes off of Red Haw. Michael Bryson disappeared from the Hobo Campgrounds in the Cottage Grove Area in Lane County, Oregon, in the early morning hours of August 5th, 2020. 25-year-old J.J. Day was last seen at 9:12 AM at Beyond/Hello in Bloomington on August 24th, 2021. Five year old Summer Wells was at home with her family on June 15th, 2021. She went downstairs to play with toys in the Beech Creek Community house in Hawkins County, Tennessee. Within minutes, she vanished. Three women were physically attacked in the last year in the West End of Portland, Maine. Other women have reported being watched or followed by a man in the car. Who is responsible for these attacks? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest Colin Hanks is an actor, filmmaker, the eldest son of Tom Hanks, and most recently an entrepreneur. His company Hanks Kerchiefs manufactures California-made colorful bandanas. Hanks recently partners with MSO cannabis operator Jushi to sell his products in their online merch store and BEYOND/HELLO retail stores in California and Illinois.

Guest Colin Hanks is an actor, filmmaker, the eldest son of Tom Hanks, and most recently an entrepreneur. His company Hanks Kerchiefs manufactures California-made colorful bandanas. Hanks recently partners with MSO cannabis operator Jushi to sell his products in their online merch store and BEYOND/HELLO retail stores in California and Illinois.

The 610 Problem & myself ( Biggsmcf ) have the pleasure to interview Che Gonzalez ( @chegonzalez ) the district manager for Cookies

Curbside and in-store cannabis pickup with Erich Mauff, President and co-founder of Jushi Holdings. Our guest today spent over 20 years in the banking sector with Deutsche Bank, first heading their Capital Markets & Treasury Solutions group, then serving as Managing Director and Vice Chairman of Corporate Finance for North America. When Jushi Holdings was founded by Erich Mauff and his partners, Jim Cacioppo, Jon Barack, and Denis Arsenault. Together, they have more than a century of combined merger and acquisition, private equity, and distressed and special investment experience. The multi-state cannabis and hemp operator has a two-pronged approach to growth: target adult-use markets and limited-license medical markets. Jushi recently launched a new, digital online shopping experience at www.beyond-hello.com. The company is coupling with convenient curbside and in-store pickup for BEYOND/HELLO retail customers. We talk about how while some marijuana businesses are eliminating employees, selling off assets, and halting expansion plans, others are hiring and acquiring other companies. Regardless of the situation in which you find your cannabis business, you can expect major change when the recession subsides.

What started as an idea more than 3 years ago is finally coming to fruition. We are so excited to be launching this project, a podcast to go beyond hello to form deeper connections and foster community. Join us as we get to know one another better through next level conversations.

Over the last few podcasts, I have been discussing how people have talked about how they have brought things into their life using the law of attraction. The key I found is that they were relying on their own capabilities and not that of Spirit. As a contributing author in the International Best Selling Book “Manifestations: True Stories of Bringing The Imagined Into Reality,” I am happy to share with you true stories of manifesting. So over the next few months, I will be sharing stories from this book. However, I want you to buy your own copy so that you can read the stories and develop the belief that you are capable of “Manifesting The Life You Want.” Today I am reading for you the contribution from Kristi Blakeway. Click and listen.You can get the book at this link: https://amzn.to/38vKGDm You can get Kristi’s book “Beyond HELLO” at this link: https://amzn.to/38fJYcsThe organization: http://www.beyondhello.orgImproving your current life can be as simple as altering the way you think about yourself, your belief system, your job or your relationship with others and then, acting on those changes. We are talking about how our thoughts attract our success or our failure in this.Royalty-Free Music by Kevin MacLeod - WindsweptYouTube Channel HTTP://TinyUrl.com/BeverlysChannel

Guest 1 Author Kristi Blakeway Beyond Hello: Rekindling the Human Spirit One Conversation at a Time. Every one of us has a story worth hearing. In 2009, Kristi Blakeway invited her students to give back to the homeless in Canada’s poorest neighborhood—Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. Rather than handing out food and clothing, Blakeway and her students invited the homeless to tell their stories. What was meant to be a one-day act of giving spiraled into a decade-long labor of love. Beyond HELLO is a compilation of stories from the streets blended with wisdom gained from those who have lost it all. Blakeway weaves life stories of the homeless community with her personal and unexpected journey into forgiveness. She encourages us all to go Beyond HELLO, to see those who are often invisible, to connect with compassion, and to rekindle the human spirit one conversation at a time. With each book sold, a donation will be made to A Better Life Foundation to buy a meal for someone living on the streets. Kristi’s commitment to listen to people as they share their stories about who they are, where they come from and who they want to be touches upon the humanity of those who have been forgotten.” Selina Robinson BC Minister of Housing Isolation is the single biggest cause of addiction and instability. By connecting with those in need, we deepen our understanding of the issues, create space for healing, and open our hearts to the solutions. I hope that everyone can see themselves through Kristi’s example and help to create better lives for all of us. Guest 2 A Mother's Story Kathy joins Talk Recovery to share her 21 year old son's story of addiction, recovery, and his passing.  What does she do now to cope?

Learn how Kristi Blakeway's experience with homeless men and women in her city taught her the transformative power of connecting with compassion, listening to others' stories, and discovering one’s true definition of happiness.

I had a great podcasting weekend. Saturday morning kicked off with neuroscientist Myra Zerr. Myra felt compelled to explore the world of science. Although being stuffed in a rocket and going to space or exploring the depths of the ocean sounded amazing, they were also quite risky. Myra thought staying put on land and researching the brain and it's functions would be more beneficial to her and the world as a whole. She is now full immersed in guiding physicians and educating them and works full time at the latest apothecary Beyond Hello. Brand new to Center City Philadelphia. The windows have 24hr projections of patient testimonies and other educational information. They offer weekly deals and discounts to Veterans and seniors. Myra has definitely found her true north and is always looking for ways to improve her compass. Well I think this is a great start. Thank you to Myra and Beyond Hello.  

[00:00] 01. Andrew Rayel feat. Marcia Juell - Trance Sensation Podcast Intro [00:25] 02. Andrew Rayel - Dark Warrior [03:35] 03. Andrew Rayel & Jwaydan - Until The End [06:32] 04. Gareth Emery feat. Krewella - Lights and Thunder [10:58] 05. Zedd ft. Matthew Koma & Miriam Bryant - Find You (Dash Berlin Remix) [13:57] 06. Dash Berlin & Carita La Nina - Dragonfly [15:08] 07. Osen & Baha - The Warrior (Loken Remix) [18:22] 08. W&W - Bigfoot [19:55] 09. Gareth Emery feat. Bo Bruce - U (W&W Remix) [22:25] 10. Orjan Nilsen & Fingerling - W.D.I.A! [24:52] 11. ID - ID [25:35] 12. Orjan Nilsen - This Traktor [28:13] 13. KSHMR - Megalodon [29:10] 14. Apster - In Yo Face [32:15] 15. Klauss Goulart & Mark Sixma - Rio [35:06] 16. Andy Duguid feat. Jaren - 7even (Mark Sixma Remix) [38:25] 17. Emma Hewitt - Rewind (Mikkas Remix) [40:47] 18. Giuseppe Ottaviani feat. Seri - Gave Me (Chris Schweizer Remix) [45:19] 19. Heatbeat & Chris Schweizer - Nasty [48:08] 20. Giuseppe Ottaviani feat. Shannon Hurley - I am Your Shadow (Heatbeat Remix) [51:11] 21. Above & Beyond - Hello [55:40] 22. Krewella - Enjoy The Ride (Armin Van Buuren Remix) [58:38] 23. Driftmoon & Andy Blueman feat. Dsharp - Leviticus Track of the Week [01:02:32] 24. Andrew Rayel feat. Alexandra Badoi - Goodbye [01:07:21] 25. Estiva - Boxmeister [01:09:15] 26. Armin Van Buuren pres. Gaia - Empire Of Hearts [01:13:33] 27. Jorn van Deynhoven - New Horizons (A State Of Trance 650 Anthem) [01:19:09] 28. Simon Patterson feat. Lucy Pullin - The One Sensation Tune [01:22:51] 29. Hazem Beltagui feat. Rebecca Louise Burch - Lost Again (Ian Standerwick Remix) [01:28:36] 30. Ben Nicky feat. Chloe Stamp - Brave Heart [01:32:35] 31. Dart Rayne & Yura Moonlight and Katty Heath - Stole The Sun (Allen & Envy Remix) [01:37:39] 32. Mark Sherry - My Love (Outburst Vocal Mix) [01:43:09] 33. Jordan Suckley & Paul Webster – Help! [01:47:22] 34. Paul Oakenfold – Cafe Del Mar [01:52:27] 35. RAM feat. Susana - RAMelia (Tribute To Amelia) [01:59:01] 36. Eric Prydz - Liberate (140 Edit)

As Anna Vagin, Ph.D., explains, the sustained attention and give and take required in face-to-face interactions can present challenges for children with ADHD. She offers strategies for parents and teachers to help kids improve their conversational skills.

This is first part of 3-rd episode Trance House Repeat!!! Tracklist: 1.Armin Van Buuren - Ping Pong 2.Above & Beyond - Hello 3.Basement Jaxx - Never Say Never 4.Above & Beyond Ft. Alex Vargas - Sticky Fingers 5.Jason Ross - Elements 6.Nick Sember - Forth 7.Armin van Buuren - Going Wrong 8.Andrew Rayel - Followed by Darkness 9.Push - Strange World (2000 remix) 10.Armin Van Buuren - Communication 11.Ben Nicky & Standerwick - Drop

Erik Anderson - September 14th, FCC, 1229 Windermere Ave., Winnipeg, Mb.

Gary Walters - September 21st, FCC, 1229 Windermere Ave., Winnipeg, Mb.

Back on the Full Spectrum grind! This episode mostly focuses on a trancy vibe, ranging from uplifting and vocal to deep and dancy. I may have gone light on the breakbeat but, don't fear friends, I didn't forget the bass. I've also got a whole bunch of exclusive edits and mashups for you guys this week. Faze out and enjoy the ride. TRACKLIST || 01. Cate Kanell, Adrian & Raz - Into The Light (The Madison Remix) vs The Beatkillers- Tear It Up (Vip Mix) || 02. D-Addiction - WTF (Coming Soon Remix) [F.Faze Edit] || 03. Ellie Goulding Vs. Eminence & Johann Stone - Starry Volcano (Triarchy & Brito Edit) || 04. Tristan D & Tangle pres. Nu-State - Vertigo [F.Faze Edit] || 05. Andrew Bayer vs Frenzy vs DJ Hero vs BioBoy vs BassCrime - Bullet Drop ( frequenZ phaZe Mashup ) || 06. Estiva - Mondays || 07. Flowjob - Half Moon Nanny (Talpa Remix) [F.Faze Edit] || 08. Luke Bond ft. Roxanne Emery - On Fire (Aly & Fila Remix) || 09. Above & Beyond - Hello || 10. Eco - Hurt (Extended Vocal Mix) -< Eco - Hurt (Cold Rush Remix) || 11. Andrew Bayer - Polylith || 12. London Grammar - Hey Now (Arty Remix) Never miss an episode! Subscribe to the Full Spectrum podcast, find the latest releases at https://ffaze.com

Back on the Full Spectrum grind! This episode mostly focuses on a trancy vibe, ranging from uplifting and vocal to deep and dancy. I may have gone light on the breakbeat but, don't fear friends, I didn't forget the bass. I've also got a whole bunch of exclusive edits and mashups for you guys this week. Faze out and enjoy the ride. TRACKLIST || 01. Cate Kanell, Adrian & Raz - Into The Light (The Madison Remix) vs The Beatkillers- Tear It Up (Vip Mix) || 02. D-Addiction - WTF (Coming Soon Remix) [F.Faze Edit] || 03. Ellie Goulding Vs. Eminence & Johann Stone - Starry Volcano (Triarchy & Brito Edit) || 04. Tristan D & Tangle pres. Nu-State - Vertigo [F.Faze Edit] || 05. Andrew Bayer vs Frenzy vs DJ Hero vs BioBoy vs BassCrime - Bullet Drop ( frequenZ phaZe Mashup ) || 06. Estiva - Mondays || 07. Flowjob - Half Moon Nanny (Talpa Remix) [F.Faze Edit] || 08. Luke Bond ft. Roxanne Emery - On Fire (Aly & Fila Remix) || 09. Above & Beyond - Hello || 10. Eco - Hurt (Extended Vocal Mix) -< Eco - Hurt (Cold Rush Remix) || 11. Andrew Bayer - Polylith || 12. London Grammar - Hey Now (Arty Remix) Never miss an episode! Subscribe to the Full Spectrum podcast, find the latest releases at http://ffaze.com, or join us on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/frequenZphaZe

01. Thomas Newson feat. Angelika Vee - Dont Hold Us 02. Chocolate Puma - Afrika 03. Showtek ft. Ookay - Bouncer 04. Armin van Buuren - Save My Night (Blasterjaxx Remix) 05. Apster - In Yo Face 06. Stadiumx & Taylr Renee - Howl At The Moon 07. Jochen Miller - Cubic 08. Mike Candys - Carnaval 09. R3hab & Deorro - Flashlight 10. Tritonal vs Rafael Frost - Bullet That Saved New York (Tritonal Smashup) 11. Above & Beyond - Hello 12. Moby & Lucky Date - Delay 13. Afrojack ft. Wrabel - Ten Feet Tall (Extended Mix) 14. Smash of the Week: Armin van Buuren & Andrew Rayel - Eiforya 15. Most Wanted: Gareth Emery ft. Bo Bruce - U (W&W Remix) 16. Beat Service - Empire 17. BT vs. Motorcycle vs Ilan Bluestone - As The Skylarking Comes (Triarchy Edit) 18. Carnage & Junkie Kidd - Krakatoa