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Book recommendations concerning mental health and illness:Honestly by Sheila WalshIn Every Pew Sits A Broken Heart by Ruth GrahamBipolar Not So Much by Chris Aiken and James PhelpsFinding Quiet by J.P. Moreland Grieving a Suicide by Albert Y. HsuNight Falls Fast(Understanding Suicide) by Kay Redfield JamisonFinding Your Way After the Suicide of Someone You Love byDavid B. Biebel and Suzanne L. FosterThe Gift of Second: Healing From the Impact of SuicideIf you are having a mental health crisis, dial 911, or get to the nearest  Emergency Room, or call one of these numbers. This podcast does not give medical advice or diagnosis.Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services(SAMHSA) 1-800-662-HELP (4357)National Youth Crisis Hotline - 1-800-448-4663National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - 1-800-273-TALK988 - Lifeline Chat and Text741741 -     Crisis Text Line 

We are nearly finished reading and discussing Mason & Dixon and are joined by Brett Biebel, author of A Mason and Dixon Companion which is scheduled for release in 2024. Brett has been sharing his knowledge of the history behind Mason & Dixon as we have been going through the book and his insight has been invaluable. Join us as we talk about the goings-on of Part II: America.Please pre-order Brett Biebel's Mason & Dixon Companion: https://ugapress.org/book/9780820365831/a-mason-and-dixon-companion/The Peter Schmidt article Brett mentioned can be found here: https://peterschmidt.domains.swarthmore.edu/engl52b/m-d1.htmlAs always, thanks so much for listening!Email: ⁠mappingthezonepod@gmail.com⁠Twitter: https://twitter.com/pynchonpodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/mappingthezonepodcast/?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ%3D%3D

In dieser Episode erfährst du alles über erfolgreichen B2B-Sales, was du schon immer wissen wolltest. Ich spreche mit der die Vollblut Growth Junkie Stephanie Biebel. Sie hat es sich zur Aufgabe gemacht hat, ihr Know-How an Start-Ups und Scale-Ups weiter zu geben. Und zwar so, dass sie es direkt “on the job” umsetzen und anwenden können. Als Marketing-Nerd, Sales-Expertin und Growth Junkie bietet sie mit den Trainingsprogrammen der Growth Mastery ein “On-the-Job” Trainingsprogramm an, das im DACH-Raum einzigartig ist. Wunder dich nicht über unser Gelächter am Anfang, denn dieses Interview habe ich mit Stephanie als LinkedIn Live-Talk am 30.11.2022 geführt und hatte zu Beginn ein kleines Hoppala - bevor wir richtig loslegen konnten. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Hier ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠kannst du dir das Gespräch auf YouTube ansehen. Stephanie teilt viele ihrer Tipps auf LinkedIn. Hier kannst du dich mit ihr vernetzen. Wenn du dich für das Training interessierst, besuch einfach die GrowthMastery. --------------------------------------- Wenn du eine Frage oder einen konkreten Themenvorschlag für meinen Podcast hast, schreib mir eine E-Mail an ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠pHoch3@claudiahuempel.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.   Du möchtest dein Unternehmen als großartigen Arbeitgeber im pHoch3-Podcast vorstellen oder mit deiner Expertise mein Gast sein? Bewirb dich per Mail an ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠pHoch3@claudiahuempel.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Wenn dir der #pHoch3-Podcast gefällt, freue ich mich sehr, wenn du den Podcast bei iTunes oder Spotify mit 5 Sternen bewertest. Ich danke dir für deine Unterstützung. ---------------------------------------Wenn du eine Frage oder einen konkreten Themenvorschlag für meinen Podcast hast, schreib mir eine E-Mail an ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠pHoch3@claudiahuempel.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Du möchtest dein Unternehmen als großartigen Arbeitgeber im pHoch3-Podcast vorstellen oder mit deiner Expertise mein Gast sein? Bewirb dich per Mail an ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠pHoch3@claudiahuempel.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.Wenn dir der #pHoch3-Podcast gefällt, freue ich mich sehr, wenn du den Podcast in deinem Netzwerk weiterempfiehlst und bei iTunes oder Spotify mit 5 Sternen bewertest. Ich danke dir für deine Unterstützung.

We've finished the first section of Mason & Dixon and are joined by Brett Biebel, author of A Mason and Dixon Companion (published by University of Georgia Press) which is scheduled for release in March 2024. Brett has been sharing his knowledge of the history behind Mason & Dixon as we have been going through the book and his insight has been invaluable. Join us as we talk about the goings-on of Part I: Latitudes and Departures, who we would cast for an M&D adaptation, Dixon's suave ways, and so much more.Please pre-order Brett Biebel's Mason & Dixon Companion: https://ugapress.org/book/9780820365831/a-mason-and-dixon-companion/As always, thank you so much for listening!Email: ⁠mappingthezonepod@gmail.com⁠Twitter: ⁠https://twitter.com/pynchonpod⁠⁠Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/mappingthezonepodcast/?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ%3D%3D

MEDDICC und BANT kennt jeder Seller. Doch ist es immer die beste Qualifizierungsmethode? In dieser Episode verrät dir Stephanie Biebel wie du das SUGAARR Framework einsetzen kannst deinem Sales Erfolgt einen kontrollierten Boost zu verpassen. Stephanie auf LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniebiebel/  SUGAARR Framework: https://www.growthmastery.com/post/suga-ar-r-die-erste-customer-centric-methodik-f%C3%BCr-deinen-gesamten-sales-prozess  Prospecting Mastery: https://www.growthmastery.com/prospectingmastery  Jiri`s Webseite: https://www.jirisiklar.com/  SDRs of Germany: https://www.sdrsofgermany.com/  Schreibe eine Bewertung: https://lovethepodcast.com/deal  Sag Hallo: dealpodcast@jirisiklar.com 

Stephanie Biebel ist Gründerin der Growth Mastery und als Sales Koryphäe bekannt. Ihre Sales Trainings sind in Startups heiß begehrt und regelmäßig ausgebucht.Doch das war nicht immer so. In meinem Podcast erzählt Stephanie, warum ausgerechnet sie Sales zum Launch ihres eigenen Produkts aus den Augen verloren hat und warum es bei ihr kein Go-To-Market-Training mehr gibt. Zusätzlich diskutieren wir intensiv die Frage, ob Sales Menschen wirklich immer nervig sein müssen.

Hay libros que son un tesoro de conocimiento y no tenemos la opción de leerlos por no estar publicados o distribuidos a nuestro alcance. Econautas.editorial busca hacerse en parte cargo de este problema reeditando, publicado y distribuyendo libros de interés ecológico y social, bajo la mirada de paradigmas emergentes y cultura de la vida.Pagina de Econautas Editorial:https://econautaseditorial.comPodcast Experiencias de Transición:https://open.spotify.com/show/7zO5zb4wdr4A6DukatRrd8

Diesmal gehen wir mit Stephanie Biebel im Wienerwald spazieren. Sie hat vor einigen Monaten die „Growth Mastery“ gegründet, ein Weiterbildungsprogramm speziell für Startups im Bereich Sales. Aber auch Führung und Unternehmenswachstums sind Teile davon. Was man dort lernt und welchen Erfahrungen Stephanie Biebel während Ihrer Zeit bei Konzernen gemacht hat, hört ihr jetzt im Interview. Über RelevantWebsite: relevantmagazin.atRedaktion & Produktion: Stefan TeschKooperationspartner: diebusinesslounge.at SIE WOLLEN EINEN EIGENEN PODCAST STARTEN? – WIR PLANEN UND PRODUZIEREN IHREN PODCAST!

Stimmt das? Ist der Gott der Bibel wirklich grausam? Wenn man in der Bibel nachliest, dann findet man schnell einige Ansichten, die so gar nicht mehr unserer heutigen modernen Kultur und unseren Wertvorstellungen entsprechen. Ist das der gute Grund, den wir brauchen, um die Bibel und den Gott der Bibel abzulehnen? In dieser Reihe möchten wir uns verschiedene vermeintlich gute Gründe gegen Gott ansehen und herausfinden, was die Bibel dazu sagt. Uns würde interessieren, welche guten Gründe gegen Gott du kennst. Schreib uns gerne in die Kommentare. Wir sind gespannt von dir zu hören. Buchempfehlungen zum Thema: - "Warum Gott?" von Timothy Keller, ISBN 978-3-7655-2031-0

Wer sich selbstständig macht verkauft meist noch selbst. Am Anfang macht das auch Sinn. Man hat eine Vision, man sprüht nur so vor Enthusiasmus, man hat ein riesiges Netzwerk, aus dem man schöpft und man kennt das Produkt natürlich in und auswendig. Klingt eigentlich ganz schön. Für Stephanie Biebel der Graus. Nach sehr langer Zeit im Marketing in verschiedenen Corporates hat sie zuerst in verschiedenen Start Ups im Sales gearbeitet bevor sie sich dazu entschlossen hat, Start Ups beim Aufbau von Sales zu unterstützen. Wir haben Gründer, die selbst Vertrieb machen und unmögliches von Juniors verlangen, ein bisschen in dieser Folge geroastet. Wir haben darüber gesprochen, was sich in den Köpfen vieler Gründer ändern muss. Und: Wieso man zuerst im Sales in einem Start-Up Geld investieren sollte. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stephanie's LinkedIn: https://t1p.de/k5ki2 Stephanie's Podcast-Tipp "Deal": https://t1p.de/cyj4r Stephanie's Buchtipp "Emotion Selling": https://t1p.de/rejc Stephanie's Buchtipp "Gap Selling": https://t1p.de/ygksk --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/girl-in-sales/message

Stephanie Biebel: Website: https://www.businessbiebel.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniebiebel/ DU willst mich Supporten dann klicke auf diesen Link: https://www.patreon.com/gainsforyourbrain Website: https://gains-for-your-brain.jimdosite.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thisisdaniel_/?hl=de TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thisisdaniel._ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thisisdaniel1/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/greenday2510

Today on the Good Writing Podcast we are joined by flash fiction author Brett Bieble. Topics discussed include the ways in which flash fiction approaches "perfection," the advantages of brevity, the ways that stories utilize objects, and comma patrol. Josephine Rowe's "The Vending Machine at the End of the World" Brett's Twitter Brett's story "Big Red Nation" Good Writing is a podcast where two MFA friends read like writers and lay out craft ideas for fellow writers to steal. Co-hosted by Emily Donovan and Benjamin Kerns. Twitter: @goodwritingpod  Email: goodwritingpodcast@gmail.com

Stephanie Biebel hilft Startups mehr zu verkaufen und erklärt in dieser Episode: Warum du mit einem Knalleffekt starten solltest Warum Stakeholder Management wichtiger ist als dein Pitch Warum du die Agenda streichen sollst Stephanie auf LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniebiebel/  Jiris Webseite: https://www.jirisiklar.com Kontakt: dealpodcast@jirisiklar.com 

In der ersten deutschen Folge spreche ich mit Stephanie Biebel über ihren Werdegang von Marketing zu Sales und wie sie ihre Passion für Startups entdeckt hat. Wir sprechen unter anderem darüber: - Wie es ist, wenn man unvorbereitet in eine Führungsrolle kommt - Warum man einen guten Sales Leader manchmal erst nachträglich erkennt - Wie Startup Gründer teure Fehler und Frustration rund um Sales & Marketing vermeiden können Hier findest du Stephanie auf LinkedIn und hier die Growth Mastery

Don Wooten and Rebecca Wee talk with Brett Biebel

Today I'm talking with my good friend and longtime colleague Tracey Biebel. Tracey and I met when we were baby therapists working at a community mental health center. She was my first supervisor, in fact, and has remained a trusted mentor and friend in both work and life since then. Tracey has a private therapy practice in Portland, OR where she sees individuals and couples.  When she is not at work she can be found spending time with her 2 teens, lifting heavy things at the gym, dabbling in oil painting, finding ways to play at improv comedy, having real convos with friends, wrangling her mid-sized dog, or simply puttering quietly in her house (a fav activity).  Today we are talking about helping when you're hurting - what it's like to be in the role of therapist or coach when your own life is falling apart. I wanted to ask her how she navigates the role of helper when she's needing help herself. Because even after all these years, I still don't think I do it very well, yet. I'd love to hear how you balance the role of helper when you also need help, especially if you're in a job that expects you to have it all together. Tracey Biebel, LCSW https://traceybiebel.com/

Guest host John Biebel visits with American artisan perfumer, and fellow Rhode Islander, Charna Ethier.

Hey Mamas! Welcome back to the So You Had A Baby Podcast, I am your host Krista and this is episode 50! First of all, can you believe I am 50 episodes in and have been doing this podcast for almost 2 ½ years?! Honestly, I am so grateful for the opportunity to talk to so many amazing women who inspire me and help me grow! And I am grateful for all of you, my amazing listeners who are along for the ride and support me and take the time to listen! Doing this podcast brings me so much joy! And truly hope you are as empowered in your motherhood journey as I have been! Ok with that being said, this week's guest is a wonderful woman and friend who I have been so excited to have on! This week I am joined by Tracey Biebel. Tracey is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a private practice in Portland, OR. For the past 20 something years, she has been helping individuals, couples, and families find more joy and connection in the lives they are living. She lives with her partner, and their combined 4 kids ages (6, 12, 15, 18), 2 dogs, 4 chickens, and 2 rabbits. Prior to COVID, she often left the house to lift heavy things at the gym, perform improv comedy on various stages about town, go on long unmasked walks with friends, and simply be alone. She is funny, real, and a wealth of knowledge. Her story had me in tears (of laughter and sadness) and is not a story that you hear as often, as she shared both her biological and adoptive postpartum stories. I enjoyed talking with her so much and I know you will as well, so enough of me, let's get into it! Be sure to check out Tracey's website for amazing family and parenting resources! Website: www.traceybiebel.com Thank you for listening to this episode! If you're liking what you hear, please RATE, REVIEW, SUBSCRIBE and SHARE! We'd love to hear from you! WHAT'S NEW?: AD: Hey mamas, before I jump onto the episode I want to take a moment to let you know that I have a website at www.soyouhadababypod.com and if you haven't yet, go take a minute to check it out. I have a blog highlighting each of my incredible guests and their businesses, and a resources page that has links to some of my favorite products as well links to favorite products shared by guests in various episodes. I am constantly updating the page so be sure to check in often! As always, sending you all love and empowerment in this wonderful journey we call motherhood! - I am always here to connect with you and chat! Feel free to reach out to me on the social media platforms listed below! --- CONNECT WITH ME - INSTAGRAM @soyouhadababypodcast - WEBSITE www.soyouhadababypod.com - SHOW NOTES/RESOURCES www.soyouhadababypod.com/resources/ --- Music: Fredji - Happy Life (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: youtu.be/KzQiRABVARk --- With love & support, Krista --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/soyouhadababypodcast/support

After moving to Los Angeles from Montclair, NJ, Jack noticed one thing; there wasn't an authentic Italian style deli in his new city that was good enough to remind him of home. That didn't last long, however, as him and his roommates created their own that has since taken over the LA food scene. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Thanks for stopping by. This week's topics include David Gravette's "Worst Skatepark Ever" video, Brandon Biebel's fork in the road moment revealed, and whether or not a subscription based service like ETN would thrive in 2021 and beyond. Email your worst skatepark pics to nomongopodcast@gmail.com  Intro/Outro music by Bobb Amidon David Gravette - Worst Skatepark Ever Brandon Biebel - Foooour Wheels Live 

Writer Brett Biebel talks about his debut short story collection: "48 Blitz."

Episode Notes Bigzo and Tom Tweak are BACK in the Fancy Lad Podcast studio to catch up with Bigzo's mom, Nancy. THEN @GrindQueenTruckCo hacks into the podcast to discuss dessert island skate videos, pissing off Biebel, and the upcoming Grind Queen V2 truck. All this!

Today, Liz sits down with the brilliant Tracey Biebel today to discuss the big feelings around this weird holiday season and how to process grief and disappointment. Be prepared to breathe a huge sigh of relief as Tracey offers brilliant ways to emotionally simplify, declutter, set healthy boundaries and lead with empathy through this season. We dive into: Nurturing relationships when you don't have the opportunity to miss each other Handling disappointment in a healthy way, with both parents and kids Empathizing, normalizing, and building resilience with kiddos Why you should care about 20% less Mentioned in this episode Episode 12 Parenting with Empathy Co-dependent No More More about Tracey Tracey has a passion for helping people find the joy in the life they are living. Helping people connect with their children, partners, family members, friends, and themselves in new and more fulfilling ways is her goal as a therapist. She is both a biological and adoptive mom, so, she lives this life too. She knows firsthand the everyday challenges families face. She brings both my decades of professional experience, as well as the empathy she gains from her personal life, to her work. Connect with Tracey at traceybiebel.com About Liz & Sharon Liz (she/her) is a chocolate-loving nutritionist, pre & postnatal coach, mom and birth nerd. She is the founder of the online education and lifestyle brand, Liz Winters Wellness and lives in Oregon with her 3 dogs, 2 cats, amazing partner and kiddos. Sharon (she/her) is a homesteading mountain mama, womxn’s sustainable wellbeing educator and coffee enthusiast. She is the founder of theGlowEmporium.com and resides in the mountains of Colorado in a little town called Paonia. Connect with us: @lizwinterswellness Lizwinterswellness.com @the.glow.emporium theglowemporium.com Today's Episode is brought to you by... Rock'n Roots Farm! Rock n Roots is a family run farm and herbal medicine brand dedicated to regenerative agriculture and beyond organic growing practices. They create the highest quality CBD and herbal products to meet every budget. Looking for a sustainable gift this holiday season? Spread a little CBD love. We are giving CBD to clients, family and friends this year because it’s really the perfect gift for just about anyone, with price points to fit all budgets. We love Rock n Roots and we know you will too. Shop their CBD and herbal products at www.rocknrootsfarm.com and select UnrefinedSHE from the drop down menu as your affiliate at check out. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unrefinedshe/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/unrefinedshe/support

We Stop And Chat with Shane Heyl to discuss quitting instagram for a year, skating Biebel’s park back in the day, starting Shake Junt, getting into slappy’s, skating Baker Boys park, how important his skate shop was growing up, his first time in a mag, BGP’s in a skate video, his wife filming clips of him, new Shake Junt video “Shrimp Blunt” in the works and much more!

As Montana enters its fifth consecutive week of quarantine, many households are feeling the strain of isolation, fear and anxiety. Professionals are warning about increased incidents of domestic violence and sexual assault, while even safe households are experiencing unique stresses related to parenting. In response to these concerns, Montana Free Press is publishing this episode of the weekly Montana Lowdown podcast focused on resources for victims of domestic and sexual violence, as well as parenting tips from childcare experts.   Pandemic Exacerbates Abusive Behavior Echoing concerns shared in national publications, local professionals are reporting that the quarantine is exacerbating abusive behavior.  “Abusers use isolation as a way to maintain power and control. And when we see increased stresses at home, a lot of times that also can be a contributing factor for violence,” says Jenny Eck, executive director of The Friendship Center, a Helena-based nonprofit that provides resources to victims of domestic and sexual violence. Eck tells Lowdown host John S. Adams that abusers can exploit the pandemic by withholding items like hand sanitizer or masks, preventing victims from seeking medical attention or support from friends and family, and withholding insurance information. While there is some relief coming to Montana’s victims of domestic violence — the federal CARES Act package includes $45 million in funding for crisis centers — Kelsen Young, executive director of the Montana Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence warns that “it will probably be another month or two” before the state’s allocation makes its way to program coffers.  Young adds that abuse victims are seeing another novel limit in their ability to find safe harbor, as many hotels that previously opened their doors to victims are now being more strict about filling vacancies. As Young tells Adams, “We are hearing that some hotels are refusing to take people that are [exposed to the virus].” Simultaneously, established shelters are limiting the number of people they take in during the pandemic to minimize the risk of viral transmission. Both Eck and Young note that there are ways for Montanans to help. Eck suggests, “It’s really important that you stay in touch. Try to help [victims] have access to a safe way of communicating.” And for those Montanans who are able to offer financial support, Young says, “Domestic violence shelters would be a great place” to donate.   Parenting In A Pandemic Emotionally healthy households are facing their own stresses, with many parents having to balance a dearth of childcare options with professional obligations or new fears about lost wages. Lowdown producer Alex McKenzie, a new parent to a 7-month-old child, interviewed Wisconsin-based Dr. Laura Froyen, whose work focuses on human development and family studies, and Portland, Oregon-based Tracey Biebel, a licensed clinical social worker and podcaster whose work is focused on “practical parenting and practical living.” One theme repeated throughout both interviews is that there is no universal approach to parenting under quarantine. While some parents are able to take advantage of the recently passed Families First Coronavirus Response Act, which offers expanded family or paid medical leave for certain situations, many other parents are left to balance expert advice on social distancing measures with the realities of their childcare needs. Asked about the prudence of designating a single person, like a grandparent or other relative, to provide care for a young child during the pandemic, Froyen suggested making an “exclusivity arrangement” in which the childcare provider will not be taking care of any other children, and will otherwise refrain from interaction with the outside world. “You are going to socially isolate, together,” Froyen says. For older children, Biebel suggests a more conservative approach. While she acknowledges that different scenarios may work better for individual families, she cautions that allowing a teenager to have exclusive social interactions with a friend may create a slippery slope. “If you allow one friend, then they’re like, ‘Well, what about the other friend?” She says the issues with teenagers is rooted in a lack of critical thinking skills: “The brain development just isn’t there yet,” she says Froyen and Biebel also weigh in on topics including screen time, the importance of structure during quarantine, and how to communicate about the pandemic to small children without triggering anxiety. Another shared view between Froyen and Biebel involves lowered parental expectations during the pandemic. Froyen suggests that parents offer themselves “lots of grace and compassion, room to make mistakes, and to repair them.” Biebel advises parents to “just sit in it and let it pass, because it will.”   Resources: Montana Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence https://mcadsv.com/   National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-7233   National Sexual Assault Hotline 1-800-656-4673   The Friendship Center https://www.thefriendshipcenter.org/ 406-442-6800

Ken talks about having COVID-19-related anxiety sprinkled over his regular anxiety. The second half of Tony's interview starts with a question about starting a podcast, and it turns into a discussion about recognizing and celebrating small improvements, finding your motivation, and feeling the fear and doing it anyway. 

Diese Geschichte ist so unglaublich, aber dennoch passiert: Da steigt ein Pfarrer auf das Baugerüst seiner Kirche, verliert das Gleichgewicht und stürzt in die Tiefe. So geschehen beim Liebfrauenmünster in Ingolstadt. Der tragische Unfall liegt zwar fast 60 Jahre zurück, trotzdem erinnert heute noch eine Inschrift am Münster an Pfarrer Peter Biebel. Bernhard Löhlein berichtet.

Diese Geschichte ist so unglaublich, aber dennoch passiert: Da steigt ein Pfarrer auf das Baugerüst seiner Kirche, verliert das Gleichgewicht und stürzt in die Tiefe. So geschehen beim Liebfrauenmünster in Ingolstadt. Der tragische Unfall liegt zwar fast 60 Jahre zurück, trotzdem erinnert heute noch eine Inschrift am Münster an Pfarrer Peter Biebel. Bernhard Löhlein berichtet.

ENCORE EPISODE - Originally published December 19, 2018. “You have all the tools inside you to do it. You're the perfectly imperfect parent to do this with your kiddo. Just talk about it. Just say something. Just open the door. That's all you have to do. Just start. Start anywhere, and start awkwardly, and don't feel like you have to have it perfect, because none of us do.” --Therapist & parenting coach Tracey Biebel I'm very excited today to bring you our first show where we tackle your questions. Some fantastic questions have come in from listeners about moms raising boys after dad has died, or similarly dads raising girls after mom has died. This includes great questions around puberty, including talking with kids about bodies & relationships, and about finding male mentors for boys after dad has died, or vice-versa for girls. My guest, Tracey Biebel, is a clinical social worker, who is a therapist and family coach, and who deals extensively with these topics in her practice. We covered all sorts of ground, including Tracey's tips on dating as a single parent, taking your kids to puberty classes, connecting with them as they grow and change, and also book recommendations on these topics for all ages. A quick note, if you have young children around as you're listening, you may wish to consider whether you want them to overhear our open and matter-of-fact discussion of these topics. I hope you enjoy my discussion with Tracey Biebel.

Ken spends time talking to his mirror. Then Tony joins Ken for a conversation about self-harm, living with distractions, and guilt from making mistakes. 

Mary Therese Biebel & David Martin, members of the Dance Committee of the Wyoming Valley Contra Dance, speaking about the tradition of New England Contra Dancing and the first dance of 2020 on Saturday, January 4, at the Church of Christ Uniting, 776 Market Street in Kingston, PA, just across the River from Wilkes-Barre. Dancing starts at 7:00 p.m. with a beginner's run-through at 6:45 pm. There is a requested admission fee at the door. For more information on Facebook or www.folkloresociety.org/

Nein, es geht nicht um ein Familiendrama, wo sich nach Jahren der Trennung ein Familienmitglied wieder zuhause einfindet. Es geht um einen Biker, der als Ehemann und Vater vielleicht nicht so war, wie es sich seine Familie gewünscht hätte. Trotzdem ist alles in Ordnung, gut und richtig. Das Gleichnis vom verlorenen Sohn aus der Bibel mit seiner ( uns nicht sehr christlich erscheineneden) Botschaft, das Leben auszuprobieren, statt lieb und nett zu sein, hilft, einen gesunden Blickwinkel zu ermöglichen. Jede Folge meines Podcast beinhaltet eine garantiert interessante Geschichte. Ob es nun um eine Beerdigung geht, ein Trauergespräch, eine Fallgeschichte, ein besonderes Leben oder um Erkenntnisse, Selbstverwirklichung und persönliche Entwicklung. Ich mache meinen Podcast nicht mit dem Anspruch an Perfektionismus und Oberfläche. Mir geht es um den Inhalt. Und wenn ich mit meinem Aufnahmegerät am Straßenrand im Auto sitze, wenn ich während der Autofahrt aufnehme oder sonst irgendwie, dann ist die Aufnahmequalität etwas gemindert. Doch das wird an der Information nichts ändern. Du bekommst heute fast alles perfekt vor- und zubereitet und es bringt dich nicht weiter. Mein Podcast bringt dich garantiert weiter, denn es geht immer um das Leben. Ja sogar um dein Leben, deine Beziehungen, dein Sterben... usw. Manchmal kannst du hier auch eine Rede mithören. Eine Trauerrede, wie ich sie halte. Dann bekommst du einen Eindruck, was ich meine, wenn ich davon schwärme, die Bestattungskultur in unserem Kulturkreis zu verändern. Positiver zu machen. Dazu erschaffe ich eine Gemeinschaft. Es gibt viele Menschen, die nicht einverstanden sind mit dem, was wir uns seit Generationen durch unsere ungesunde Art des Abschiednehmens und Trauerns antun. Da es sich um erlerntes Verhalten handelt und nicht zur Natur des Menschen gehört, können wir es ändern. Oder was denkst du, warum können die Menschen auf anderen Kontinenten tanzen und feiern, wenn jemand gestorben ist? Viel mehr Informationen erhältst du, wenn du auf meine Homepage www.peternorbertthieme.de gehst. Du kannst mein Buch lesen „Schritt für Schritt zum Suizid“ auf Amazon als Ebook, Kindle oder Taschenbuch verfügbar. Da geht es nicht darum, dass der Leser sich hinterher erfolgreich umbringen kann sondern um echte Hilfe zum Leben. Oder informiere Dich über die Online- Bestatterausbildung, Ausbildung zum freien Redner oder integrativen Bestatter, über Live- Seminare zur Trauerbewältigung, psychologischen Schulung oder Information über Ausbildungen, alles auf meiner Homepage.

Dave turns the mic over to American perfumers John Biebel & Hans Hendley.

Dave visits with American artisan perfumer John Biebel to discuss perfume, perfume-making, and what's new.

The first full week of October was Positive Youth Development Week, and on Tuesday, we learned more about what exactly that means, and what schools and organizations are involved in the week's events. Our guests included Abbe Biebel, the PYD Coordinator, along with Conor Dawley from the Highmark Caring Place, and Marie Modzelewski, the Iroquois School Psychologist.

Episode 44 is unlike any episode we've had before. Our guest this week is professional skateboarder Bradon Biebel. Biebel has been skating professionally for about 20 years. His sponsors include Girl, Diamond Supply Co, Spit Fire Wheels, Kill Cliff, Glassy Eye Wear, Grizzly Grip, and Ryot. Host Mark Zinno and Biebel talk about Tony Hawk's impact on the sport, how Biebel making skating videos put him on the map, dealing with security guards, Biebel's private skate park, his multiple sponsorships, skating injuries, and more. 

We turned our attention Wednesday to southeastern Erie County and the community of Union City, to learn about the successes and struggles of life in a small rural community. Joining us were Matt Bennett, Union City Schools Superintendent, Abbe Biebel, Coordinator of Positive Youth Development, and Lynora Rumm, Pastor of McLane Church-Union City.

Welcome Tracey Biebel! Our first guest on Beyond Birth podcast. Tracey Biebel is a clinical social worker with a private practice here in Portland. She specializes in parenting, couples work (including pre and post divorce work), as well as individual work focused on helping people find the joy in the life they are already living. You can find her at PracticalParentingPDX.com, PracticalLivingPDX.com and on iTunes as 1/2 of the Curious and Curiouser podcast. IN THIS EPISODE 1:10 … Meet Tracy 4:45 … Effective/Ineffective parenting 5:30 … Balance of warmth, kindness, empathy, clear limits 20:30 … Empathy and time & space will calm the mind 21:30 … Kid cursing and how to let it flow 24:00 … Little baby scientists 26:30 … Teachable moment 31:00 … Language vs Logic 33:00 … Routine, rhythm, songs, humor Leave us review/rating! This really helps us get out to more listeners. Mentioned in this episode: Whole Brain Child by Daniel Siegel FOR MORE FROM LIZ & JENNY Hosted by: Liz Winters & Jenny Anderson Find us: Instagram @sproutwellness @birdie.in.bend www.sproutwellnesspdx.com bend.birthfit.com TAGS Parenting, Podcaster, --- 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/beyondbirth/message

“You have all the tools inside you to do it. You're the perfectly imperfect parent to do this with your kiddo. Just talk about it. Just say something. Just open the door. That's all you have to do. Just start. Start anywhere, and start awkwardly, and don't feel like you have to have it perfect, because none of us do.” --Therapist & parenting coach Tracey Biebel I'm very excited today to bring you our first show where we tackle your questions. Some fantastic questions have come in from listeners about moms raising boys after dad has died, or similarly dads raising girls after mom has died. This includes great questions around puberty, including talking with kids about bodies & relationships, and about finding male mentors for boys after dad has died, or vice-versa for girls. My guest, Tracey Biebel, is a clinical social worker, who is a therapist and family coach, and who deals extensively with these topics in her practice. We covered all sorts of ground, including Tracey's tips on dating as a single parent, taking your kids to puberty classes, connecting with them as they grow and change, and also book recommendations on these topics for all ages. A quick note, if you have young children around as you're listening, you may wish to consider whether you want them to overhear our open and matter-of-fact discussion of these topics. I hope you enjoy my discussion with Tracey Biebel.

Sean Malto discusses growing up in Kansas City, stealing wood to build a skatepark, getting on Girl flow at 13 years old, splitting his taint at a young age, bringing his “A“ game when Koston’s around, Biebel pushing him to make out with a girl at a demo in Australia, his friendship with Mike MO, almost signing with DC before getting on Nike SB, filming for Pretty Sweet and much more!

1. Brandon Beibel Interview (2:40) 2. Comin' Up in Sac Town (4:20) 3. Sponsor Hopping (6:37) 4. The Bunt Challenges Beibel (8:55) 5. 2 on 2? (10:30) 6. Beibel Street Skating (11:50) 7. Video Resume (13:00) 8. Canada's Bad Rep (14:55) 9. Subtleties Part (16:13) 10. TIme for Change (18:28) 11. Cephas' Claim (22:09) 12. Super Pop (25:57) 13. Lakai to Diamond (28:48) 14. What's Next for Biebel (32:00) 15. Rapid Fire with Da Ghost (33:03) 16. Post Office (37:21) 17. The Rundown - NFL Week 9 & NBA Update(46:08)

1. Nick Tucker Interview 2. Growing up in SD (5:05) 3. Laurel Gray Shout Out (7:00) 4. Primitive Meeting (8:28) 5. OVO Mike (10:20) 6. Push Part (11:50) 7. Diamond Shoes (14:30) 8. Courthouse King (16:45) 9. Secret to Pop (19:15) 10. Biebel's Park (20:15) 11. Back Foot Tweak (22:07) 12. The Wolf Pack (23:56) 13. Rapid Fire with Da Ghost(25:10) 14. Mailbox 30:45 15. The Rundown - NFL Week 8 Recap/NBA Update (40:15)

Praying with Msgr. William Biebel by Fr. Michael Denk

Das Übliche: Pornos, Football und die Biebel

Das Übliche: Pornos, Football und die Biebel

Crailtap's Clip of the Day. Andrew Brophy at Biebel's

Crailtap's Clip of the Day. Biebel and his iPhone get the goods. Featuring, in order of appearance, Justin Eldridge, Sean Malto, Raven Tershy, Cory Kennedy, Omar Salazar, Alex Olson, Andrew Reynolds, Chico Brenes, Guy Mariano and Chris Roberts

(iPhone) Clip of the Day. Scooch, Hersh, Dill, Biebel, Guy, Carroll and some heavy coordinating.

Crailtap's Clip of the Day. More B-Ball at Biebel's. This time Dill and Kelly Hart get in on it

Clip of the Day. Biebel combines his two loves into one lovely move. Bet you could nollie flip out next time Brandon!

The Mini DV Drawer. Again, back to the early days of Fully Flared. Probably '05. Carroll downtown. MJ, Brad, BA, and Biebel up in Sac. Olson and Howard in the schoolyard. Guy on the quarter. Shit, even got a Brezinski clip in here. Additional filming by Cory Weincheque.

Biebel with a fantastic shot and the internet's new favorite pup, Panda.

Clip of the Day. Biebel brings us up to speed on our first stop in Sac, while Vincent and Mo cruise around.

Sometimes when your friends are far away the only thing that can connect you is a video chat. At least that's what Carroll and Biebel do to stay close and connected.

The Best Use of the Biebel Soundboad Contest. Diego's email for his entry was simply titled, "Beebs scares away an escort." There's only one signed Biebel board left to give away. Read the post from 8/23 for the details. Limited to the continental U.S. Send your entries here.

The Best Use of the Biebel Soundboad Contest. Tim Savas knows Biebel is R&B smooth. There are still three of these singed Biebel boards to give away. Read the post from 8/23 for the details. Limited to the continental U.S. Send your entries here.

The Best Use of the Biebel Soundboad Contest. Endo Rosales pairs up Biebel and Dynamite. They don't have to all be soundboard mash ups. We'll take some good ol' fashion prank calls too. There are still four of these singed Biebel boards to give away. Read the post from 8/23 for the details. Limited to the continental U.S. Send your entries here.

The Best Use of the Biebel Soundboad Contest. We put the word out for some quality entries and Evan Rissi answered it. Big time. Biebel fields a call from a certain disgruntled celebrity. We like it so much we're sending you three of these boards, Evan! That means only five more to go. Read the post from 8/23 for the details. Limited to the continental U.S.

Steelee Faltis calls the local Salon for a funny call and gets himself a signed board. Nine more to go. Read the post from 8/23 for the details. Remember you could win one of these boards. Limited to the continental U.S. Send your entries here.

It's time to go home. Biebel, send us off.

Who better than Biebel to let you all know how Girl's Outbackwards tour is going.

Biebel from the back of the bus, part two.

Mo, Jeron, and Biebel move if they wanna on this ledge sesh.

Biebel's second visit to the Crail Couch.

Mini Top 5 We're on Twitter. Biebel sold us on it.