Podcasts about Bill Downs

When Bill Downs from Saucier, Mississippi, opens up about the shattering loss from a drunk driving accident, the weight of his words carries a raw, transformative power. His compelling journey, marked by profound grief, anger at God, and eventual reconciliation with faith, is a testament to the human spirit's capacity to seek light amidst the darkest times. Joined by Dr. Andrew Farley, we explore the steadfastness of God's love and the path to healing that can begin with one pivotal moment of forgiveness.My own narrative intertwines with Bill's as we consider what it means to look at life through 'grace eyes' rather than 'religious eyes.' The transition from living in fear of condemnation to embracing the freedom and love offered by Jesus Christ is not just personal; it's a universal shift that can redefine your existence. Through my story, I invite you to reflect on the joy and liberation that come from laying down your burdens and opening your heart to the transformative power of grace.This episode isn't simply a collection of stories; it's a mosaic of hope, love, and the enduring presence of Jesus in our lives. Whether you're searching for meaning in the midst of loss, yearning to shed the shackles of religious expectations, or seeking a deeper, more authentic connection with your faith, our candid conversations aim to support and inspire. We encourage you to share your experiences, drawing strength from the resilience and love that bind us in our collective journey toward a life filled with purpose and divine guidance.If you would like to share your story, click this link: https://thepromoter.org/story/ Thanks for Listening, and subscribe to hear a new episode each week!

(Bonus PDF) Edward Roscoe Murrow (April 25, 1908 – April 27, 1965),  was an American broadcast journalist and war correspondent. He first gained prominence during World War II with a series of live radio broadcasts from Europe for the news division of CBS. During the war, he recruited and worked closely with a team of war correspondents who came to be known as the Murrow Boys. A pioneer of radio and television news broadcasting, Murrow produced a series of reports on his television program See It Now which helped lead to the censure of Senator Joseph McCarthy. Fellow journalists Eric Sevareid, Ed Bliss, Bill Downs, Dan Rather, and Alexander Kendrick consider Murrow one of journalism's greatest figures, noting his honesty and integrity in delivering the news.

"I was on my way to work when I came upon a terrible accident. Something inside of me said, 'It's my kids.' My life, marriage and faith and God went out the window." - Bill Downs

On this episode of the Tiger For Life Podcast, we hear from alumnus Joey Licklider from the class of 2002. Joey served as a student worker, assistant technical director, technical director and production manager in Ouachita's Jones Performing Arts Center over a 17-year span. In 2015, Joey moved to Orlando, Florida to work as a stage technician at Animal Kingdom at Walt Disney World working on Finding Nemo the Musical and Rivers of Light. Joey now serves as an entertainment technician and production planner at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Disney. Joey shares about his work at Disney World, his years in JPAC, his favorite Tiger Tunes shows and his memories from his time as a student and on staff like Walt's steak and shrimp nights and learning from incredible professors like Dr. Bill Downs and Dr. Dave Ozmun.

In past episodes during COVID-19, I have shared at nauseum how I've educated my local community on the "9 Mistakes in Disinfecting". I have shared it in every group that would allow with several others upcoming! In my latest edition to my BIB networking group, I blazed through the 9 mistakes in 5 minutes. Since we were all on Zoom, some members had spouses in the background listening. I just wanted to get this information out there. My friend Bill Downs called me after the meeting. "Ken, my wife was listening to the call and said that we need to have Ken over here!" I scheduled the estimate, completed it the following day, and sent the proposal email by Saturday morning!While vacuuming Monique's house, I discovered that I sucked up a jigsaw piece into my vacuum. This is a nasty thing to look for, but I know that Monique loves her puzzles and I know how I'd feel if I finished the whole thing except for 1 piece. I told her what happened and asked her how important her puzzle piece was. She felt bad to make me search for it inside my dirty vacuum bag. I could tell it was important, so I dug through my nasty bag and found the piece, cleaned it off, and returned it. This was a simple act of service, but it goes a long way toward trust building and allowing me to optimize. Think of the missing piece of the puzzle. This is what it looks like to go the extra mile is. It's the missing piece that most companies ignore. I choose to add this piece over and over and over again. This simple core value has helped me thrive in business.Let's wrap this up on a fun story. As I've already shared, I did a 1-hour presentation to my chamber on the 9 mistakes. This week, I took a few hours and followed up with all 30 participants from that call through email and VidYard. Several personally thanked me. Some joined my weekly cleaning tips newsletter. One of the 30 names was familiar. It took me a moment to connect the dots. 'Ah'! Last summer, I did my "New to Harleysville Tour" where I solicited 25 offices for cleaning. This tactic does work, but the conversion is very low. I did add a biweekly office cleaning, Gehman Design Remodeling, but that was it. One of my visits was a newer accounting firm with the perfect profile small office for me to clean. I really wanted it. I did all that I could to be a Go-Giver and offer my professional advice on helping them make a better first impression. They were grateful, but it didn't go anywhere. Fast forward 10 months. The decision maker for this office was on my chamber call. They have yet to reach back out to me, but I have noticed they open my weekly emails multiple times. I believe this is a future client. My name is top of mind and their level of trust in my company is increasing.

Bill Downs joins me once again to go over the toxicity of our mere existence and how we can work to detoxify and thrive.   E-mail: NWLNews@protonmail.com FB Page: northwestlibertynews Twitter: @nwLibertyNews Website: http://northwestlibertynews.com Website: http://eivradio.com Network: http://redstatetalkradio.com Support the show: Patreon: https://tinyurl.com/u7spjd4 Go Fund Me: https://tinyurl.com/vmam4bq Direct Support: https://tinyurl.com/uwezw2u Bio Stove: https://myprostove.com Great Health: https://bloodboost.net

What you eat will affect your red blood cells! If your red blood cells are healthy, you are healthy! If your red blood cells have lost their ability to use water and use oxygen due to poor nutrition and toxic burden, you cannot eliminate the waste. If your red blood cells cannot use water and oxygen, you build up toxins – a recipe for disaster in this toxic world we live in.  Join Terry as she interviews Bill Downs, President and Founder of Victory Nutrition International whose company developed Prodovite, an intracellular plant-based liquid, nutritional supplement which delivers nutrition directly into your red blood cells 100% of the time using prodosomal technology. You’ll learn about the important role of oxygen, why red blood cells can lose their negative charge and why that’s a really bad thing! Bill explains the important role of enzymes in food digestion and why you probably do not have enough enzymes! Learn why taking anti-acids is NOT the answer to indigestion problems how this leads to putrefying proteins, fermenting carbohydrates and rancid fats which lead to disease and cascade of illnesses. Americans are starving for proper nutrition  - the building block for good health! Bill Downs is a nutritional bio-chemist and founder and President of Victory Nutrition International company based in Pennsylvania.  For Further Insight: Websites:  www.vni.life/yourbloodcells - www.vniscience.com Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Prodovite

In July 1951, CBS Radio Network began broadcasting the six-part radio series "The Nation's Nightmare." The series was written and produced by Irving Gitlin and narrated by CBS News announcer Bill Downs. Each episode consisted of audio recordings of "underworld figures, victims and law enforcement officials," with explanatory narration. Among other things, the episodes addressed illegal drugs and organized crime. CBS commissioned illustrations from Andy Warhol for its advertising campaign, including a striking drawing of a young man injecting heroin. CBS Radio Network rebroadcast it in September 1951. It was well-received, and received a Peabody Award.In 1952, CBS Records released two episodes of "The Nation's Nightmare" on LP: "The Narcotic Evil" and "Crime on the Waterfront." The cover of the LP featured two drawings by Andy Warhol, for which Warhol received his first Art Directors Club Medal. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In July 1951, CBS Radio Network began broadcasting the six-part radio series "The Nation's Nightmare." The series was written and produced by Irving Gitlin and narrated by CBS News announcer Bill Downs. Each episode consisted of audio recordings of "underworld figures, victims and law enforcement officials," with explanatory narration. Among other things, the episodes addressed illegal drugs and organized crime. CBS commissioned illustrations from Andy Warhol for its advertising campaign, including a striking drawing of a young man injecting heroin. CBS Radio Network rebroadcast it in September 1951. It was well-received, and received a Peabody Award.In 1952, CBS Records released two episodes of "The Nation's Nightmare" on LP: "The Narcotic Evil" and "Crime on the Waterfront." The cover of the LP featured two drawings by Andy Warhol, for which Warhol received his first Art Directors Club Medal. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Whistler, originally broadcast August 13, 1945, 73 years ago today, What Makes a Murder. There comes a time when a meek stockbroker gets fed up with his humdrum life and chucks it all for romance and adventure in Florida...and actually finds both! Joseph Kearns stars. The program is interrupted for a news bulletin: B-29's continue to bomb Japan. Bill Downs reports from Guam.

Mitchell's guest this evening is bio-chemist, nutritional supplement formulator Bill Downs. Bill founded, and is President, CEO of Victory Nutrition International.  Certain disorders compelled him to immerse himself in research looking for health solutions ‘outside the box' of conventional thinking. It became clear to him that seeing people one at a time would not achieve his vision of changing the health of a culture. It also became evident that superior outcomes were attributable to superior products made with premium quality ingredients. As such, Bill joined InterHealth Nutraceuticals to research and market premium quality ingredients to the dietary supplement industry. Mitchell of A Better World has recognized the value of Bill Downs' extraordinary contribution to the understanding of nutrition for the health of the body and brain and is now making these supplements available through A Better World.  For more information and to order for yourself or a loved one, go to: https://vni.life/abetterworld.  For more specifically on Brain Reward, excellent for dealing with any type of addiction, opioid or otherwise: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-L7fV8S9CSM  More important than ever due to the prevalence of addiction of all sorts across our country and planet. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/abwmitchellrabin/support

Dr. Sally and Bill Downs discussing about how Prodovite helps elite athletes improve their performance. Prodovite, a natural product recognized by the World Anti-Doping Association, has been researched and found to get nutrients into the body and restore the body's ability to use oxygen and water to make energy, manage energy, and get rid of waste within 5 minutes or less which is very essential to fund performance demands needed by elite athletes. It is an extraordinary supplement that enables the body to achieve results that people have only dreamed of achieving with no stimulants and no banned substances.

Dr. Sally and Bill Downs discussing about how Prodovite helps elite athletes improve their performance. Prodovite, a natural product recognized by the World Anti-Doping Association, has been researched and found to get nutrients into the body and restore the body's ability to use oxygen and water to make energy, manage energy, and get rid of waste within 5 minutes or less which is very essential to fund performance demands needed by elite athletes. It is an extraordinary supplement that enables the body to achieve results that people have only dreamed of achieving with no stimulants and no banned substances.

Last week we learned the importance of a single cell. We learned the structure and function of the cells and the necessity of having all the players symphonize. On Monday, 9/22/15 at 8PM eastern, we interview THE CONDUCTOR. Nutritional Biochemist Bill Downs will tell us how to conduct the cellular Symphony. From 1990 to 1996, Bill Downs, a nutritional biochemist, served as the staff nutritionist in a medical practice in the suburbs of Philadelphia. Because of his clinical experience there, he developed an approach to understanding and nutritionally managing the functions of biological systems he refers to as “Behavioral Biology.” This approach was the result of his investigations into the most fundamental causes of chronic degenerative diseases; the underlying nutritional inadequacies and biochemical imbalances that existed; and the body’s extreme defensive response measures to survive. This paradigm evolved to encompass epigenetic and nutrigenomic principles of nutrition and how they affect the ‘behavior’ of biological systems and overall health.  Bill was co-founder and CEO of LifeGen, Inc., a nutrigenomic company.  Downs is also co-founder of Impact Genomics and a Partner of IGENE, LLC. In January of 2014, Downs founded Victory Nutrition International, Inc. (VNI).  He co-developed the liposome breakthrough absorption technology (now patent-pending), trademarked as ‘Prodosome®’, which achieves unprecedented rapid (within 5 minutes) and sustained prolonged absorption of its nutraceutical payload.  Join us and learn how proper and high-level absorption is the key to healing. Bill is a great speaker and is knowledgeable in all aspects of health from the treatment of chronic illness to maximizing the perfomance of elite athletes!