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What happens when two professionals ditch the default life to boldly go into a life of full-time RV travel, remote work, and content creation? You get Trekers: Ari and Jessie Adler—a dynamic duo living out their slogan, Hike. Camp. Boldly Go.In this episode, we dive into how Ari and Jessie juggle multiple income streams—including remote employment, consulting, workamping, and producing a YouTube channel—while exploring the country in their Airstream and custom van combo.They share what it takes to manage time and expectations with clients, stay productive on the road, and keep their sense of purpose at the center of it all. Whether you're dreaming of RV life or already on the road, this episode is packed with real talk about work/life blending, remote job hunting, and embracing adventure even when it feels uncertain.GUEST BIO: We are Ari & Jessi, adventurers who travel nearly full-time in a 30-foot Airstream towed by a Chevy van that we outfitted for weekend excursions away from our trailer. We are excited to travel, camp, and hike across the U.S., sharing our adventures with others so they can make plans to follow our motto of Hike. Camp. Boldly Go. And we support our travels with remote work and workamping.Connect & Learn MoreWebsite: trekers.orgYouTube: youtube.com/@trekersRESOURCES MENTIONEDSlack (team communication): https://slack.comVolunteer.gov (National Park/BLM opportunities): https://www.volunteer.govWorkampers Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/weloveworkampingRVE Episode - RVing to Alaska: https://therventrepreneur.com/rve385/Hub & Spoke Travel: https://liveworkdream.com/2024/10/30/hub-and-spoke-travel/~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~THE RV ENTREPRENEURhttps://therventrepreneur.com~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Join the RVE community on Facebook!⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/therventrepreneurcommunity⁠Connect with RVE on all your favorite socials⁠https://therventrepreneur.com/connect⁠⁠Got questions or comments for our hosts? Leave us a voice message! ⁠⁠https://therventrepreneur.com/voicemail⁠⁠(NOTE: Audio submitted may be published on the podcast unless specifically requested otherwise.)Got a great story or tips to share with RVE Listeners? Complete our Guest Intake Form:https://therventrepreneur.com/guestform

18 May 2025 | Revd. Ian Pallent | 0466 Acts: Saved (10) "To Boldly Go" Acts 13 v.1-5, 13-14, 44-52 and Acts 14 v.1-7, 21-28

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Our first date is full of missed cues.By rtyuuioyuih1. Listen to the Podcast at Steamy Stories.“I actually don't have a gag reflex! Oh, geez, that's not what- I didn't mean to say that. I just- ugh, why am I so marshmallow mouthed around you!?”From the first moment I saw her, I had a major crush. She worked in the mail room on campus. She just had the sweetest smile I had ever seen. I wasn't alone in my crush though. Basically everyone on campus was in love with her. Her name was Rachel and a few said she looked vaguely like Rachel McAdams. I later learned she had made herself look more like McAdams on purpose. Starting in high school, a few people told her about her doppelganger and she was flattered by it, so she started doing her hair the same way and wearing the same bright red lipstick. Unfortunately (in her eyes and no one else's), her body developed to be much bustier than McAdams's.She lamented the distinction from her doppelganger and she resented the type of attention she got for it. Nonetheless, she loved to dress up. By the time we met in our freshmen year of college, she had grown into a flirty, friendly, confident young woman.I, on the other hand, was not flirty or confident (but I did consider myself friendly). I'd periodically go to pick up my packages, and she'd always smile at me coquettishly. I felt like she liked me, but I told myself that she smiled at everyone while she was at work. I wasn't anything special. Until the day that I was.Visiting the mail room was my favorite part of the week. I started ordering things online just to have an excuse to see Rachel. I couldn't decide which I liked better: watching her ass swing as she headed to the package storage room, or watching her tits jiggle as she walked back. I tried not to be obvious about it, but I'm sure she caught me staring. She was especially cute as she tried to handle a package that was large or awkwardly shaped.“Oh, awesome! I've been waiting for this package!” I shared with Rachel.“Oh yeah? What is it?” She asked politely. Her hair was styled like Rachel McAdams had it in the Notebook.“It's this month's.. ” I started excitedly, but then caught myself. “Uh, it's nothing. Nerd stuff.”“I like nerd stuff! Do you cosplay?” I wasn't sure I believed her. Busty babes weren't usually into nerd stuff. They usually teased me about my nerd stuff. Rachel could see my hesitation and was eager to prove herself. “I do! What, just because I'm a girl, I can't like Star Wars? Just because I wear cute sundresses means I can't like cosplay? Just because my tits are 30G means I can't wear a Pokemon underwear set?” She stopped suddenly and blushed. I don't think she meant to make such a candid admission.I was stunned into silence. I couldn't help but glance down at her impressive cleavage popping out of her sundress and wonder what a Pokemon bra would look like. When I looked back up, Rachel was tracking my pupils and it was my turn to blush at getting caught checking her out.“Uh, ok, fair enough. The package is from one of those monthly subscription sites. This month is supposed to be Japanese-themed. There's supposed to be a bunch of anime collectibles, DVDs, and t-shirts.”“Oh, cool! Can I see?” Rachel asked as she leaned forward onto her elbows on the counter. It was difficult to not get caught staring at her cleavage again when she put it right in my eyeline, next to the box.“Um, sure.” I started fiddling with my keys, preparing to punch the tape open with one.“Wait!” Rachel stopped me. “I have a better idea. Why don't you bring the box to my apartment later? We can open it together, and I can show you how much I like nerd stuff…” Rachel blushed, “…and nerds. Can you wait that long to open it?”I couldn't believe my ears. The hottest girl in my college life wanted me to come over to her apartment? Did she just ask me on a date? “Su- sure.” I stammered. “Uh, what time?”“8:00?” she suggested. “I'll order Japanese take out and we can watch one of the Anime' DVDs in your package.”I bumbled my way through telling her it sounded like fun, and getting her address and phone number, and I think I may have awkwardly thanked her for the opportunity, as if she'd just offered me a job. I also walked away without my box, and Rachel had to shout me back. I'd kick myself later for being so awkward, but for now, I was walking home on cloud nine.I knocked on Rachel's door at precisely 8:00. I had actually arrived at 7:50, but then I paced nervously in the hall until 8:00. She answered the door wearing the same sundress from this afternoon: a bright red, small-pattern floral dress with spaghetti straps. She gave me a hug and invited me inside.She gave me a quick tour. “Welcome to my apartment! This is the kitchen. It's open concept leading to the living room. OMG one night I came home and my two straight roommates were eating each other out on that sofa!You didn't need to know that, sorry. Um, let's just go to my room.” She led me to the left of the living room, where I was enraptured, picturing what Rachel's roommates may look like and what may have happened after she caught them. “Here we are!” It was a simple room. Queen bed on the left, tv in front of it, chest of drawers and a desk to the right.She took my package from me and set it on the floor, then sat down next to it with her legs folded out to the side. I sat down across from her. She handed me a kitchen knife, and I opened the box. There was honestly a lot of cool stuff in there, but I tried to play down my excitement. I didn't want to seem TOO nerdy in front of this hot girl, and also my focus was pretty well divided between the box and her. There were half a dozen DVDs in the box. Five were anime titles I was familiar with. The sixth I recognized quickly as being hentai. I tried to quickly hide that one, but Rachel snagged it.“Oh! Is this hentai? I've never watched hentai before. Cool! Which DVD do you wanna watch tonight?”My mouth was so dry I could barely talk. “Uh, whichever one you want.”Rachel eyed the other five DVDs but kept holding onto the hentai speculatively. Just then, there was a faint knock at the front door. “The food!” She hopped up, grabbed her purse off the desk, and ran to the front door.Left alone in Rachel's room for a moment, I let out a deep breath I didn't realize I had been holding. This wasn't my first date per se, but it was close. And it was certainly my first date with a girl as hot as Rachel. I looked at her bed and wondered what the plan was for tonight. I had a bad habit of overstaying my welcome at my friends' places, not realizing they wanted to go to bed. I vowed to try to be more socially aware tonight and leave at an appropriate time.My eyes strayed to Rachel's nightstand. There were three small items…perfume bottles? They were all the same exact shape, but in three different sizes. I was curious enough to get up and investigate. As I lifted the first one, I quickly realized what I had been staring at: the smallest of three butt plugs. I quickly tried to set it down exactly where I found it, but I couldn't quite remember where on the nightstand it had been.While I was floundering, Rachel suddenly returned with the food and a surprise bottle of sake. She saw me jump in surprise and guilt. “Ahh, oops!” she said as she set the food down on the desk. “I forgot I had those out.” She hurried over next to me, opened a drawer in the nightstand, and threw the toys in the drawer. “What can I say? Girls just wanna have fun!” Even as she tried to play it off like it was no big deal, the blush on her face revealed a second, conflicting emotion.“Hey, I'm not judging at all! I think college is- well, we're here to have fun, right?” I couldn't think of anything else to say. “Let's eat.”We huddled together with our backs to a blank expanse of wall. It was surprisingly intimate eating from one box or bowl with two forks. Neither of us said much as we enjoyed the food and each other's company.“Ok, movie time!” Rachel announced. “Let's start with the Miyazaki film and see how the night goes. Maybe if we're up for it, we'll watch the hentai later. I'm a bit of a lightweight though, so I might not make it through a second movie.”That decision was a bit of a relief to me. I was nervous enough as it was without trying to navigate the social dynamics of watching animated porn on a first date. “Back to the living room then?”“Oh, no, I'm not sure when my roommates will be home. We'll watch the movie in my bed. Um, shoes off please. And get comfortable, take your jeans off too.”This was an escalation I hadn't dared prepare for. I walked over to Rachel's bed, turned my back to her, quickly shucked my jeans off, and crawled under the covers before she could see me. Rachel crawled in next to me, still wearing her sundress. But I was acutely aware of her smooth, bare legs now touching my hairy bare legs. I could feel an erection forming in my boxers already and tried to shift around so I wouldn't tent the sheets. We watched the movie, but honestly, I didn't retain a single scene. I was too nervous and distracted by the buxom blonde next to me. Pretty early on in the movie, Rachel twisted and turned and fiddled under the sheets and next thing I knew, she was pulling her bra out from under the sheets. It was indeed a nerdy bra, as each cup was patterned like a giant PokeBall. Still, I doubted myself. This is casual, I thought. She's just getting comfortable. It doesn't mean anything.About half an hour later, Rachel paused the movie. She got out from under the covers. “I wanna get more comfortable. I'm gonna change out of this dress. Do you mind if I put on one of the new t-shirts from the box?” I shook my head. “Thanks! Um; just don't look; okay?” On the one hand, I wanted to be a gentleman and respect her request. On the other hand I'm a guy. Also, she winked at me before walking to the corner of the room. I compromised by covering my eyes with a hand and peering between a couple cracked fingers.Rachel was facing the bed as she shimmied the dress up to her waist. I recognized the pokemon printed on her panties as Lickitung. She crossed her arms and pulled the dress higher and higher. Her massive boobs were caught on the fabric until she pulled the dress high enough and they bounced freed. I'd never seen such magnificent tits, even in porn. They were so perfectly symmetrical, so luscious, so surprisingly perky for their size…her nipples were nickel-sized and pink, pointed right at me. I saw Rachel run her hands up and down her exposed torso and then she pinched each of her nipples before putting on the grey t-shirt. The shirt wasn't designed for a woman Rachel's size, so it clung so tightly to her curves. It was scrunched up around her belly, exposing her midsection and the entirety of her panties. Her nipples poked through nicely and I suspected they'd be visible even if they weren't so currently aroused.Rachel walked back across the room toward me, stooped to grab the other t-shirt, and tossed it at me. “Change shirts so we can match!” My body's not nearly as nice as hers, but I work out, so I wasn't shy about changing shirts in front of her. She sidled back into bed next to me and resumed the movie. I soon felt her hand on my thigh. Not stroking or anything. Just resting there. I finally took the liberty of resting my hand on her thigh in the same manner. I hoped she wouldn't get upset and kick me out of her apartment.Rachel did not get upset and kick me out of her apartment. Instead, she turned on her side, wrapped an arm around my chest, placed her right leg between my two legs, and kissed me on the cheek. I turned my head to kiss her back, but her eyes were closed and she was breathing heavily. She had fallen asleep wrapped around me.Rachel was as cute sleeping as she was hot awake. I didn't know what to do. I didn't want to wake her up, but I shouldn't spend the night. Although she did have us each change into pajamas basically. Maybe she did want me to stay the night. Would that be presumptuous? I was torn! I also didn't want to be the guy who snuck out before dawn. I mean, we hadn't had sex or anything but still, sneaking away after she fell asleep seemed wrong. Eventually, I decided to try to get some sleep and deal with the consequences in the morning.I woke up to Rachel still wrapped around me, but poking me in the chest. “You're still here?”“Uh” I thought I could stall with a prolonged syllable, but nothing came to me.“Good,” Rachel smiled and nestled into my chest.Phew.“Did we; we didn't do anything last night, did we?” she asked.“We ate dinner, drank sake, watched a movie.”“I mean we didn't do anything sexual, right?”“No! No, I would never!” I was horrified at myself. “No, I didn't mean, not that I would never with you, just that, the situation wasn't, I'd love to, well, I think you're, ah.” I was only making things worse.Rachel patted me on the chest. “Thank you for not taking advantage last night. Just so you know, I also think you're ah.” I couldn't see her face, but I could feel her smirking as she teased me. “I should tell you, I'm not looking for a boyfriend. I didn't mean for you to spend the night, although I'm glad you did. I'm just looking for a nerdy friend. Maybe someone to exchange favors with. Oh, that didn't come out right. I didn't mean- I just meant that… I genuinely want to be your friend. But maybe you could help me with my math homework and I could help you with something. I actually don't have a gag reflex! Oh, geez, that's not what- I didn't mean to say that. I just- ugh, why am I so marshmallow mouthed around you!?”My head was spinning. Rachel wasn't making any sense and I couldn't believe a girl as hot as Rachel could be as nervous around me as I was around her.“Ok, I'm gonna stop talking. I have to work this morning. Is your car here? Would you mind dropping me off?”“Of course I will.” I answered.“Great… I'm gonna go take a shower. Do you need a shower?” she asked.“I think I'm fine for now. I don't have anything going on today. I'll drop you off at work and then I can shower back home.”“Oh; okay that makes sense.” She seemed disappointed.As soon as she left the room, I was kicking myself. Why am I so bad at picking up on hints? That was an invitation, right? Or was it? Is it too late to ask her if it was an invitation?I argued with myself for 20 minutes. She's probably almost done showering by now.At 30 minutes, I decided to poke my head in the bathroom and check on her. I wouldn't look. I would just make sure she hadn't slipped. 30 minutes seemed like a long shower.I walked cautiously to the bathroom door. I poked my head in. “Rachel?” I called.“Finally.” I heard her say.Okay, that was definitely an invitation. “You know on second thought, maybe I should shower here. I think I spilled some soy sauce or something.”“Oh, then you should definitely hop in.”I'd never gotten undressed so fast. As I peeked around the shower curtain, I saw Rachel fully nude for the first time - from the back. My eyes trailed up from her calves to her thighs to her round, well-toned ass (I stopped here for a moment) to her narrow waist to her lithe back. I stepped into the shower behind her.“I was wondering where you were. I need someone to wash my back.”She handed me a sponge, already lathered up in soap. I took my time running the sponge softly over every inch of her back. It gave me a chance to admire every curve. As I soaped her lower back, I was distracted by her ass. Suddenly, she turned around and I was soaping her midriff. I was now face-to-face with Rachel's perfect tits.“You can stare. I don't mind.” I didn't really have a choice at this point. Her tits were glistening, drops of water hanging from each nipple. Rachel bounced her boobs rapidly and water shook off in every direction. “You're a little late. I already washed my front, and I really do have to get to work now.”I was crestfallen. I wanted nothing more than to latch onto one of those perky nipples. Before we ran out of time, I took a step back to check out her pussy. She had a mound of soft blonde curls. Not enough natural blondes grow a bush.“Don't worry. You'll get a chance to play with these one day. I'm definitely gonna need to play with that dick.” I looked down and found my erection pointing up right at Rachel's face. “Unfortunately, we really don't have time today. Which is a shame.” She took a step closer to me and wrapped her arms around my neck so she could whisper in my ear, “because I really do enjoy sucking dick. I'm a giver. I love to watch the pleasure and the ecstasy in a guy's eyes. I love to control a guy with my lips. And I love the taste of cum.”I couldn't tell if she was just teasing me, or if she was being honest. I didn't actually care at the moment.Next thing I knew, Rachel turned off the water. “There's an extra towel under the sink.” I watched her tits wobble as she dried her hair. “Sorry, you're gonna have to do the walk of shame in yesterday's clothes. Oh wait! You have your new anime shirt. No one has seen that yet!”I couldn't get any words out. I could tell I was being shuffled along out of the apartment and on with my day. I dressed quickly, as did Rachel. I drove her to work as promised. We were a few minutes late, but she still took a minute to bend into the driver's window and kiss me briefly on the lips.I stared at her cleavage as she told me, “I really did have fun last night. We should do it again. Like I said, I'm not looking for a boyfriend and I'm not really looking to date. But I'd love to be friends and hang out sometimes. And also, you know, the other thing I said.” Her voice lowered. “About your dick.” She perked back up, “Okay bye!”She turned and sashayed toward the mailroom. I drove home to give myself some overdue relief. It had been the best night of my life, if only because I got to see my crush naked. I really needed to offer her help on her math homework.I didn't know what to do. I wanted a second date with Rachel, obviously. I wanted an opportunity to try again - to pick up on the cues this time. I had been kicking myself ever since I had dropped her off at work after our first date. Stupid, stupid! Why didn't I ask her about her roommates? Why didn't I ask about the toys she clearly left out on purpose? She left them out on purpose, right? Why didn't I compliment her body when she changed in front of me? Why didn't I make a move when she cuddled up next to me? Worst of all, the only correct response to a girl telling you she doesn't have a gag reflex is some variation of “I don't believe you.” Is it too late to try that? Could I go up to her next time I pick up a package and say, “Hey, remember when you told me you enjoy giving blowjobs? Well what I should've told you is that I enjoy receiving blowjobs.” For some reason, I don't think that will work as well in the daylight as it would've in her bedroom. Stupid!What was worse was that I still had to see Rachel all the time. I had ordered so many packages just to have excuses to talk to her, and now they were all arriving. I thought about leaving them there to pile up, but I was afraid they'd be returned to sender after a few days, and they were actually kinda expensive. I tried to go when Rachel wouldn't be there, but the package room was only open for limited hours and it seemed that Rachel was working all of them. So, there I was, three times a week, trying to ask my crush for a blowjob, while desperately trying to not talk to her at all for fear of ruining my chances at a second date. It was not going well.“And so that's why I think Next Generation is better than Deep Space Nine.” I found myself saying. I wasn't sure how long I had been talking. Or how long I had been looking at Rachel's cleavage instead of her face.“I hear what you're saying,” Rachel answered plainly. “But what I asked was whether you knew anything about thermodynamics and wave phenomena.”“Oh.” I looked up into Rachel's hazel eyes, which had clearly been watching me get lost in her tits. She seemed more amused than angry though. For the first time today, I noticed she had dyed her hair brown and styled it like Rachel McAdams's character in Game Night. “Umm, well I.”“Stop.” Rachel instructed me. “I think your soliloquies on nerd stuff are adorable, and I happen to agree about Picard being the better captain. But I don't think either of us have time right now for you to try to answer me again with only half your brain working. So, I'm gonna assume that yes, you are good at physics and that yes, you would love to help me with my homework. 8:00 at my apartment again?”I nodded silently, afraid that any big movements on my part might push the stars and planets out of alignment and I'd lose my second shot with Rachel.“Great! By the way, my roommates will probably be home tonight, so get your mind out of the gutter before you come over. In fact, maybe give yourself a little stress relief at 7:30 so you can be ready to concentrate when you get to my place.”I didn't know what to make of that. I nodded silently again, took my package, and walked away from Rachel without a word. My awkwardness hurt me, but I thought it was safer than trying to be cool.After pacing in the hall for three minutes, I knocked on Rachel's door at 8:00 sharp. The door swung open and I found myself face to face with my crush, dressed down for a casual night of studying. She was wearing what looked like a short-sleeved, silk button-up shirt and matching silk pants. Both pieces were light grey, patterned with little Enterprises, Spock Hands, and the words “Boldly Go.” Rachel was barefoot and based on the way her nipples poked through the shirt, I guessed she wasn't wearing a bra.“Welcome! I'm so glad you're here! There's pizza in the kitchen, help yourself. Oh, these are my roommates: Stephanie and Isabelle.” As she led me into her apartment, Rachel gestured toward the living room sectional couch, where her roommates waved to me in turn.

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Subject: Follow the Conquering Lamb: Book of Revelation Speaker or Performer: Pastor Tracy Johnson Scripture Passage(s): Numbers 13:1-3, 17-33 Date of Delivery: March 23, 2025

Welcome to the Infinite Taylorverse!  Here at the Infinite Taylorverse, we talk about all things nerdy and pop culture! Movies, TV, cartoons, comics, books, video games, tabletop games, and so much more! We talk about the latest pop culture news as well as rumors and fan theories.  Be advised that spoilers are eminent! In this, our 2013th episode, Billie reflects on his time at Kansas Comic Con 2025!  Come listen to his interviews with Cam Clarke (Leonardo from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles), Townsend Coleman (Michaelangelo from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles), Barry Gordon (Donatello from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles), Rob Paulsen (Raphael from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles), Renae Jacobs (April O'Neil from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles), John Swasey (All For One from My Hero Academia), Gates McFadden (Dr. Beverly Crusher from Star Trek: The Next Generation), John de Lancie (Q from Star Trek: The Next Generation), and Emily Swallow (The Armorer from The Mandalorian)!  You are not going to want to miss this really fun episode!  As always, thanks for strapping in for a ride through The Infinite Taylorverse!

In this “What’s your favorite fandom?” episode of Fan Effect, we boldly go into the universe of Star Trek. KellieAnn Halvorsen is joined by fellow Trekkies  KSL NewsRadio’s Heather Kelly and Heroic charity cosplayer Eric Allan Hall. For nearly 60 years, Star Trek has inspired generations of fans to not just reach for new scientific frontiers but to explore different cultures and possibilities. This conversation delves into what makes the series so far-reaching and long-lasting, why it is important to individuals, and how to get into the fandom if it seems a bit too daunting.  The brains behind Fan Effect are connoisseurs of categories surpassing nerdy with a goal to publish a weekly "What to Watch on the Weekend" minisode taken from KSL-TV's Friday segment, and two deep-dives a month on shows, creative works, artists, local events, and other fandom topics.  Based in the beautiful beehive state, Fan Effect celebrates Utah's unique fan culture as it has been declared The Nerdiest State in America by TIME, and is hosted by KSL Movie Show's Andy Farnsworth and KSL Podcasts' KellieAnn Halvorsen.  Listen regularly on your favorite platform, at kslnewsradio.com, or on the KSLNewsRadio App. Join the conversation on Facebook @FanEffectShow, or Instagram @FanEffectShow. Fan Effect is sponsored by Megaplex Theatres, Utah's premiere movie entertainment company.

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In this Quick Hits episode, DeAndre brings listeners up to speed on the exciting BoldlyGo updates and shares practical tips for maximizing points and miles. First, he announces the redesign of the Boldly Go website, introducing a comprehensive points and miles guide, a free 30-minute travel strategy consultation, and a revamped weekly newsletter featuring blog … Read More Read More

Series:  When We Pray Title:  To Boldly Go Text:  Hebrews 4:16 Today's Takeaway – Pray with full confidence as you come to your Heavenly Father 1. You are coming to a throne of grace 2. You have Christ interceding for you 3. You have a Father longing to bless you May you get on your face…

This week Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos's space-exploration company, successfully launched a rocket into orbit on its first attempt. That marks a new frontier in the private space industry. Donald Trump has threatened mass deportations of illegal immigrants. What will happen when he takes office (12:56)? And celebrating Peter Fenwick, a neuropsychiatrist and expert on near-death experiences (21:55). Listen to what matters most, from global politics and business to science and technology—Subscribe to Economist Podcasts+For more information about how to access Economist Podcasts+, please visit our FAQs page or watch our video explaining how to link your account. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos's space-exploration company, successfully launched a rocket into orbit on its first attempt. That marks a new frontier in the private space industry. Donald Trump has threatened mass deportations of illegal immigrants. What will happen when he takes office (12:56)? And celebrating Peter Fenwick, a neuropsychiatrist and expert on near-death experiences (21:55). Listen to what matters most, from global politics and business to science and technology—Subscribe to Economist Podcasts+For more information about how to access Economist Podcasts+, please visit our FAQs page or watch our video explaining how to link your account.

Send us a textIn this podcast episode, Vanessa mixes of storytelling, sci-fi references, and actionable advice to emphasize the transformative power of discomfort in personal and professional development. Inspired by Michael Easter's quote, “Do not go too comfortably into 2025,” She shares actionable strategies and personal stories that demonstrate how stepping outside our comfort zones leads to meaningful growth.Vanessa underscores the rewards of embracing fear and pushing through discomfort. Drawing parallels to the Star Trek: Voyager episode “Good Shepherd,” Vanessa explores how finding the right environment and overcoming challenges can lead to personal success.The episode provides practical advice for job seekers, encouraging them to stretch and grow. Vanessa also offers insights into identifying work environments that align with personal strengths and values, along with tips for introverts to ease into networking.Listeners are encouraged to set weekly “uncomfortable” goals to build resilience and confidence in their job search. Resources and RecommendationsYes.Fit Virtual ChallengesStar Trek: Voyager, Season 6, Episode 20: "Good Shepherd" streams on Paramount+Teachers in Transition - episode 183: Planners Gonna PlanLearn more about Michael Easter  Connect with Vanessa:Email: teacherintransitioncoaching@gmail.comVoicemail/Text: 512-640-9099·         Follow Teachers in Transition on Facebook!·         Connect with me on Blue Sky: @beyondteaching.bsky.social·         Connect on LinkedInA Free Discovery Session with Vanessa  Share Your Story! Have you recently stepped out of your comfort zone? Share your experience with me! Your story could inspire others! Would you like to hear a specific topic on the pod?  Send those questions to me and I'll answer them.  Subscribe and Review If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe and leave a review. Your support helps the podcast grow and reach more listeners like you. The transcript of this podcast can be found on the podcasts' homepage at Buzzsprout.

In which Robert & Amy have one for the road ... and celebrate travel, adventure, and rock & roll! Beaches, Lez Zeppelin, and the joy of changing things up in the New Year.

Brad jumps into some classic Sci-Fi with the Star Trek game it seems like everyone forgot about with Star Trek Resurgence. Is this the next evolution of the telltale style of game and do we need & want more licensed games in this style. But for now how close are we to a great classic Star Trek story. Support us on Ko-fi: ⁠⁠⁠https://ko-fi.com/workforcegaming

Could we create warp drive someday? Neil deGrasse Tyson and co-host Chuck Nice team up with astrophysicist Charles Liu to dive into the science, technology, and legacy of one of the most influential sci-fi franchises of all time: Star Trek.NOTE: StarTalk+ Patrons can listen to this entire episode commercial-free here: https://startalkmedia.com/show/to-boldly-go-where-no-startalk-has-gone-before-with-charles-liu/Thanks to our Patrons Brady Harmon, Gary McCarthy, Hardin Johnson, Micheal Sikkes, Tenny, David Engleman, Victoria Weeks, Eric Shampine, Micheal J. Hanley, Andrew Black, Marlon, Angel Jimenez, ANTHRO-PO-COSMIC DYLAN, Chelsea Kehne, Connor Ryna, Liam Corcoran, Walker Foland, Christopher Thomas, Eric Boyd, Dani Ruegg, Dan Northcott, Carol Watkins, Joe Lopez, Chris Minton, Meech, and Sara Hubbard for supporting us this week. Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ on Apple Podcasts to listen to new episodes ad-free and a whole week early.

Looking to level up your travel game? In this Quick Hit episode, DeAndre Coke shares practical travel tips and updates to help you maximize rewards and make your journeys smoother. From leveraging transfer bonuses with the Boldly Go calculator to snagging Thrifty Traveler's Black Friday deals, DeAndre breaks down strategies that work. He also discusses … Read More Read More

Boldly Go Where No One Has Gone Before with the voyages of the Starship Enterprise! In 1973, Filmation continued the adventures of Captain Kirk and the crew of the USS Enterprise, but on Saturday morning! Regarded as one of the best Star Trek series, and often cited as Filamtion's best work, Johnny, Aubrey and Willow take a look back and celebrate this groundbreaking series! Jump in your PJs, grab a big bowl of cereal and have a seat in the virtual rec room to celebrate the fun of the Saturdays of our youth while sharing what we love in adulthood today: Cartoons, Comic Books, Kaiju movies! 100% non-toxic and the only podcast fortified with 8 essential vitamins and minerals! Prizes from the cereal box presented by Entertainment Earth - https://ee.toys/cerealbox Also brought to you by the Tales of the Decoverse series! Available now at Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09239CJ2R? binding=kindle_edition&ref=dbs_dp_rwt_sb_pc_tkin "Saturday Morning" written by John Pyka, performed by Sam Swimerton "Can't Beat An Original" written by Jamie Slocum, performed by D'Elle Memphis! Support our shows and join the Patreon community at www.patreon.com/cerealboxpodcast More great content at www.backofthecerealbox.fun! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cerealboxpodcast/support

Tune in to the latest Jeep Talk Show Chic Chat episode with Natalie and Janet as they discuss Jeeps, off-roading, and how the sport relates to women. Offering advice and encouragement, they inspire fellow women Jeep enthusiasts to embrace the adventure and joy of Jeep ownership. JTS Chic Chat is a weekly woman-centric episode, published every Monday, that celebrates the Jeep lifestyle from a female perspective. Don't miss this empowering and informative conversation!

While not every Star Trek fan knows the name Trimble, every true Star Trek fan should. This past week we lost John Trimble, husband of BJo (Betty JoAnn) Trimble, two SciFi fans who stepped up in big way in the 1960's and had a galaxy sized impact on the things we love. As a tribute we replay our 2020 interview with John and Bjo, from episode 347: The Trouble with TrImbles, where we sit down with them and longtime friend Brian Mix to get the story behind the legend right from the source. Thanks for Listening!

Host David Common talks to Beau Pinto who is checking out the city's 'sketchiest bars' but has found them to be places that provide community.. as well as some things he can't mention on the radio. David also talks to two Grade 12 students from Brampton who won an international competition about living in space. They say the sky's the limit for women in science.

Greetings adventurers! Welcome to The Crithalla Podcast, and welcome back to another edition of DMs Discuss. In this episode, the Crithalla boys have been abducted!? While they wait for the inevitable wierdness to begin, the boys discuss science fiction and how to tell interesting stories in the genre, the trials and tribulations of convincing fantasy leaning players to travel to the stars, and most importantly; can pigeons be crossbred with eagles and learn to write. 

What is the secret to longevity and relevance in any career path?  While the answer may vary among differing professions, one ingredient seems to be a willingness to "apply the joy of exploration to our own lives," according to actor, director, best selling author, musician, and real life space traveler, William Shatner. In 2022, Shatner now 93, best known for his iconic role on Star Trek as Captain James T. Kirk, wrote Boldly Go with coauthor, writer and director Joshua Brandon. The book is a series of reflections and insights stemming from personal triumphs and tragedies and a career spanning eight decades. We talk with Josh about what it was like to meet and later collaborate with the iconic entertainer and what advice he has to share for those pursuing their dream in a highly competitive field like television and film or... zookeeping. Animal Care Software

Recorded live at the Regular Baptist Ministries Annual Conference “The Mandate.” Pastor Philip De Courcy talks about the catalysts in the early church through looking at the book of Acts, starting with their bold witnessing.

Guest: Elise Cutts Science journalist Elise Cutts returns to reflect on Caltech's 2016 Star Trek musical, "Boldly Go!", and dissect the 2023 Star Trek: Strange New Worlds musical episode, "Subspace Rhapsody." Watch "Boldly Go! A Star Trek Parody Musical": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdtBArmWHdY&ab_channel=BoldlyGo%21 "The Simple Geometry That Predicts Molecular Mosaics" by Elise Cutts: https://www.quantamagazine.org/the-simple-geometry-that-predicts-molecular-mosaics-20230621/ "The Mysterious Case of Ireland's Missing Earthquakes" by Elise Cutts: https://eos.org/articles/the-mysterious-case-of-irelands-missing-earthquakes Follow us on Twitter! Strange New Worlds: https://twitter.com/scienceoftrek Mike: https://twitter.com/miquai Elise: https://twitter.com/elisecutts

TRANSCRIPT HERE   Just in time for Invisible Disabilities Week; Steph is blessed to have the talented filmmaker Chris Cosgrove today to discuss all things Inflammatory Bowel Disease and his personal experience with Crohn's disease. Chris takes us through the process of his acclaimed film Boldly Go (watch on ABC Iview here), what IBD and ostomy representation we've seen in the media, and finally how Pete Davidson has become a likely ambassador for Crohns representation, particularly seen in the film King of Staten Island.  For support and resources for those experiencing IBD, Chris recommends Crohns and Colitis Australia !   CONTENT WARNING:  medical discussion (including blood, surgery and poo!) - if you're a tad squeamish this may not be your episode, however we do provide a couple of warnings before we go into details.   FOLLOW CHRIS ON ALL THE THINGS: Check out Chris' website with his past and upcoming work here  Insta:  @cjc_films  And don't forget to watch and share Boldy Go on ABC Iview    FOLLOW US: Follow Psychocinematic on Instagram,  Twitter and Tiktok! or join our Facebook Group! Email us at psychocinematicpodcast@gmail.com. Join our PATREON to support us and get cute benefits and bonus content! And check out our WEBSITE! REFERENCES Christopher Cosgrove - Director & Screenwriter Boldly Go : ABC iview About Crohn's and colitis – Crohn's & Colitis Australia (CCA) (crohnsandcolitis.org.au) IBD Support Home - IBD Support Australia The King of Staten Island (2020) - IMDb ibdassist.com/blogs/news/inside-pete-davidsons-life-with-crohns What happened to Pete Davidson? Comedian reportedly enters rehab amid mental health struggles | The Independent ostomy in movie Archives “White Boy Rick” Sort by Popularity - Most Popular Movies and TV Shows tagged with keyword "colostomy-bag" - IMDb After Harrowing Year, Perfume Genius is Back | Music | sfweekly.com NOTE: This podcast is not designed to be therapeutic, prescriptive or constitute a formal diagnosis for any listener, nor the characters discussed. The host is not representative of all psychologists and opinions stated are her own personal opinion, based on her own learnings and training (and minimal lived experience). Host and co-hosts do not have the final say and can only comment based on their own perspectives, so please let us know if you dispute any of these opinions – we are keen for feedback!

In this week's episode of "We seent it," the trio of hosts, Pat, Kevin, and Josh, embark on a spirited discussion that spans from vampire horror to intergalactic sci-fi, and even into the realm of superhero anthems. The episode kicks off with Kevin's fervent review of "The Last Voyage of the Demeter," a much-anticipated film that unfortunately falls short of his expectations. Kevin holds no punches as he dissects the movie's plot holes and lackluster character development, ultimately giving it a disheartening 2 out of 5 stars. Pat sympathizes with Kevin's disappointment, agreeing on several points, while Josh listens intently, intrigued by the varying perspectives on the film. The conversation takes an unexpected turn as Pat and Kevin launch into an enthusiastic discussion about the new Star Trek trilogy. With unabashed passion, they express their preference for the Star Trek revival over the recent Star Wars trilogy. As the two fervently explain their reasoning, it becomes clear that their preference isn't necessarily an indication of being die-hard Star Trek fans, but rather a reflection of the unique storytelling and fresh approach that the new Star Trek films have brought to the table. Enter Josh, the unabashed Star Trek aficionado of the group. With a quirked eyebrow and a grin, he playfully challenges Pat and Kevin's claims of not being true Star Trek enthusiasts, citing specific episodes, characters, and trivia that only a dedicated fan would know. The playful banter that ensues is a testament to the camaraderie of the trio and their ability to engage in lighthearted yet passionate debates about their favorite franchises. As the episode draws to a close, the hosts shift gears and embark on a more light-hearted endeavor: picking their own superhero theme songs. Each host takes a turn describing the qualities of a superhero they would be and the musical anthem that would accompany their heroic deeds. Laughter ensues as their choices range from epic orchestral scores to catchy pop tunes, each reflecting the unique personalities of the hosts themselves. We Seent it once again delivers an entertaining and thought-provoking episode that delves into the multifaceted landscape of fandom, preference, and the shared joy of being unapologetically geeky. From film reviews that stir debate to discussions that challenge what it means to be a true fan, this episode captures the essence of the podcast, celebrating the diverse passions that bring people together in the world of all things geek.

In this week's episode of "We seent it," the trio of hosts, Pat, Kevin, and Josh, embark on a spirited discussion that spans from vampire horror to intergalactic sci-fi, and even into the realm of superhero anthems. The episode kicks off with Kevin's fervent review of "The Last Voyage of the Demeter," a much-anticipated film that unfortunately falls short of his expectations. Kevin holds no punches as he dissects the movie's plot holes and lackluster character development, ultimately giving it a disheartening 2 out of 5 stars. Pat sympathizes with Kevin's disappointment, agreeing on several points, while Josh listens intently, intrigued by the varying perspectives on the film. The conversation takes an unexpected turn as Pat and Kevin launch into an enthusiastic discussion about the new Star Trek trilogy. With unabashed passion, they express their preference for the Star Trek revival over the recent Star Wars trilogy. As the two fervently explain their reasoning, it becomes clear that their preference isn't necessarily an indication of being die-hard Star Trek fans, but rather a reflection of the unique storytelling and fresh approach that the new Star Trek films have brought to the table. Enter Josh, the unabashed Star Trek aficionado of the group. With a quirked eyebrow and a grin, he playfully challenges Pat and Kevin's claims of not being true Star Trek enthusiasts, citing specific episodes, characters, and trivia that only a dedicated fan would know. The playful banter that ensues is a testament to the camaraderie of the trio and their ability to engage in lighthearted yet passionate debates about their favorite franchises. As the episode draws to a close, the hosts shift gears and embark on a more light-hearted endeavor: picking their own superhero theme songs. Each host takes a turn describing the qualities of a superhero they would be and the musical anthem that would accompany their heroic deeds. Laughter ensues as their choices range from epic orchestral scores to catchy pop tunes, each reflecting the unique personalities of the hosts themselves. We Seent it once again delivers an entertaining and thought-provoking episode that delves into the multifaceted landscape of fandom, preference, and the shared joy of being unapologetically geeky. From film reviews that stir debate to discussions that challenge what it means to be a true fan, this episode captures the essence of the podcast, celebrating the diverse passions that bring people together in the world of all things geek.

William Shatner and Rob Lowe are energizing the podcast space. On today's episode we'll hear about Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson's Shakespearean reading event Rob and William were a part of, how going into space in real life is slightly more stressful than on television, William's new book "Boldly Go", and what we can do to help save our planet! Got a question for Rob? Call our voicemail at (323) 570-4551. Yours could get featured on the show! 

After just three seasons, the original run of Star Trek reached syndication -- which would become key to everything that happened afterward. In the second part of this series, Ben, Noel and Max explore the fundamental cultural shifts triggered by Star Trek, and how the depiction of a more equal society (however fictional that depiction might be) genuinely changed the world.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A year ago, William Shatner, the actor who played Captain Kirk in the original Star Trek series, boarded a Blue Origin rocket ship. At the age of 90, he became the oldest person to fly into space. We hear from Shatner about "Boldly Go," the book he has since written about how that experience changed his outlook. And we also hear from Frank White, the author and philosopher who coined the term "Overview Effect" to describe experiences like Shatner's.In participating regions, you'll also hear a local news segment to help you make sense of what's going on in your community.Email us at considerthis@npr.org.

William Shatner joins the gang to talk about his new book ‘BOLDLY GO: Reflections on a Life of Awe and Wonder'. He describes the process of creating the collection of essays and gets into his philosophical beliefs about entanglement in the universe and how there may be no such thing as coincidence. Gina Grad reports the news of today including: Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen hiring divorce lawyers, Alec Baldwin settling the wrongful death lawsuit against him, and Whoopi Goldberg denying she wore a fat suit. PLUGS: Watch Jake Paul's match against Anderson Silva on SHOWTIME PPV October 29th or get your tickets to see it live And follow Jake on Twitter and Instagram, @JakePaul Read William Shatner's new book ‘BOLDLY GO: Reflections on a Life of Awe and Wonder' available wherever you find books THANKS FOR SUPPORTING TODAY'S SPONSORS: Geico.com Con-Cret.com/PODCAST SimpliSafe.com/ADAM JoinCrowdHealth.com enter Adam The Jordan Harbinger Show

Adam remembers his ‘Take a Knee' interview with Terry Crews before learning more information about the role his grandmother played in the life of gay rights activist, Harry Hay. The gang takes a look at some ‘Liked Tweets' including a Dutch tunnel being constructed in days, Newsom decriminalizing jaywalking and Joy Reid's comments about Ron DeSantis and looting. Jake Paul calls in the show to talk about his upcoming boxing match against Anderson Silva and explains how to take a punch. PLUGS: Watch Jake Paul's match against Anderson Silva on SHOWTIME PPV October 29th or get your tickets to see it live Anf follow Jake on Twitter and Instagram, @JakePaul Read William Shatner's new book ‘BOLDLY GO: Reflections on a Life of Awe and Wonder' available wherever you find books THANKS FOR SUPPORTING TODAY'S SPONSORS: Geico.com Con-Cret.com/PODCAST SimpliSafe.com/ADAM JoinCrowdHealth.com enter Adam The Jordan Harbinger Show