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This week Julie and Chrissa are joined by Heart and Solutions BHIS counselors Abraham Valencia and Jonathan Lara. Both Jonathan and Abraham grew up in spanish speaking homes and provide services for spanish speaking families in Iowa.Abraham is a current BHIS provider for Heart and Solutions out of the Waterloo area. Abraham has been a mental health/behavioral health service provider to the community for 4-5 years. Abraham has worked with families from diverse backgrounds in California and currently in Iowa. He is committed to collaborating with families and working together to overcome the challenges they face as it relates to mental health/behavioral health.Jonathan is a graduate of Iowa State University with a degree in both Psychology and Biology. To start behavioral or mental health services in Iowa call Heart and Solutions at (800) 531-4236. Connect Online:Abraham: https://heartandsolutions.net/providers/abraham-valencia/Jonathan:https://heartandsolutions.net/providers/jonathan-nelson-lara/Connect with Heart and Solutions online at:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2dWKD6TenIMIC76ctq21YNYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPmrcmi5HUINpWEjHfHzTnQ/featuredPodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YouNeedaCounselorHeart and Solutions Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HeartandsolutionsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/you_need_a_counselor/Web: http://www.heartandsolutions.net

If you haven't already, be sure to refresh the Worn & Wound podcast feed this morning, because we have a special bonus pod to start your week. At the recent Windup Watch Fair in New York City, we recorded a very special podcast in front of a live audience with our friends at Collective Horology and some very special guests. Co-moderated by Collective's Asher Rapkin and Zach Kazan, we welcome Brew founder Jonathan Ferrer and Urwerk co-founder Martin Frei to the stage for a lively conversation about how each of these unique horological voices started their brands.We see lots of parallels between Urwerk and Brew. While they exist at opposite ends of the price point spectrum, both are design forward brands with a deep independent streak, and in this discussion we dig into how Jonathan and Martin approached building their brands, separated by decades and in very different watch market climates. Both Jonathan and Martin share revealing stories about the challenges of starting independent watch brands, and including how they leveraged the internet and social media in very different ways, and leaned on their own collector communities to build momentum.

As we start the month of May it's time to join Jonathan Joosten from Pinball Magazine and Martin Ayub from Pinball News for their look back at all the excitement from the pinball industry throughout April in their latest Pinball Industry News PINcast. The month began with the announcement, reveal and launch party for the new ABBA game from Pinball Brothers. Both Jonathan and Martin travelled to the Swedish city of Örebro to experience both versions of the company's third game for themselves and to report on the launch event. Meanwhile, another new game is revealed as Homepin also announce their third title. Following Thunderbirds and This Is Spinal Tap, the new game is another licence, The Blues Brothers. As revealed in last month's PINcast the new title will feature open source software, but there are many more interesting details about the game to discuss. If you thought the demise of Deeproot Pinball signalled the end of the line for those games in development at the company, there's news of the possible revival of titles such as Retro Atomic Zombie Adventureland, Magic Girl and more. Plus, there's lots more news of pinball companies exhibiting at shows, all the latest code updates, new videos and articles, the potential timescale for upcoming new game announcements, and a novel way to get help building games. Get all this and much more in this latest edition of the Pinball Magazine and Pinball News PINcast. Grab it right now from your favourite podcast supplier or get it direct from Spotify on the link above, and don't forget to subscribe to the PINcast to guarantee you get the freshest episode each month the very moment it is published. There's so much happening right now and coming up in the pinball world, so join Jonathan and Martin each month to make sure you don't miss any of it.

Both Jonathan and Mark had moments of pride this week but one of us celebrated a bit different than the other. Jonathan has a story from the ice rink, discussing 'The Killer' on Netflix and more... Talk to you next week on Premium! SLR Premium Donate SadlyLackingRadio@gmail.com

In this podcast , Jonathan and Rory discuss how to trade news headlines. The key is to understand the impact & domino effect these headlines can have on companies & markets. Immersing yourself within the financial markets is key to construct your trade and investment ideas. The example Rory covers, is around Maersk letting go 10,000 workers. We ask, if they are seeing less demand what does this mean for other stocks in the sector? What does this mean for the market, the economy and global trade?We also talk about inflation and deflation problems in China and Japan. How the weak JPY is causing high inflation and how the strong CNY is causing deflation due to imports becoming cheaper. This also means exports are dropping which isn't helping things as China received another huge stimulus pump earlier this week.Jonathan also talks us through the many opportunities that have been in markets this year as we draw to a close. With so many moves in dollar, Jonathan talks us through how he was long dollar from July based off his bias that the fed were not going to cut interest rates earlier this year. Both Jonathan and Rory explain that the cuts in monetary policy there were due around this time, were pushed back so far that it was taken hawkish by traders hence the strong run higher in US Dollar/DXY.Understanding how macroeconomics shape markets is essential to understanding trading and the Two Blokes Trading app is the best place to start.Join our 1500 + members today and sign up for free below

In this episode the Blokes discuss the pros & cons of limit orders. Jonathan and Rory both discuss how & when they use limit orders in different situations.Both Jonathan and Rory highlight that the advantages usually heavily outweigh the disadvantages. It allows you to target a specific target price & have that order waiting to execute even while away from the computer, meaning you will never miss an entry. Most part-time retail traders can't sit in front of a screen 24/7, so by placing limit orders it allows traders to semi automate the process. Rory explains that the only slight disadvantage is in highly volatile markets where the trade can be executed and hit a stop loss in a matter of seconds however, chances of that are very slim out of the covid cycle.Jonathan explains using limit orders correctly can allow you to find optimal entry levels rather than executing a trade at the wrong time. Also limit orders can be highly beneficial when price is trading within a range. For example, If an asset has a strong range and is continuously finding support and resistance at the same levels, orders can help remove any doubts.Similarly both Jonathan and Rory agree that on larger one off trades, limit orders are useful for not missing a big move in the market. For example; recently when Gold hit 1800, before it was there, a lot of people would have thought it was a great level to buy. However, when price reached 1800, people were afraid to buy, having this order in place would have removed any psychological doubts & this will help you trade more objectively.There is no doubt that if used correctly limit orders can improve your success rate & limit your screen time!Make sure to join the app today where Adam, Jonathan and Rory give their daily rundowns of markets and analysis and join over 1500 people in one of the fastest trading communities.Check out the FREE Two Blokes Trading Community for education, analysis & much more!

Is the Santa rally on its way or is this just an overreaction to some bad news that investors think is good news?For a long time now, the narrative of “bad data = good news” has allowed equity markets to rally. However, Rory shares in the app and talks about it on todays podcast that over 75% of major data last week was negative. yet the market takes it as a positive.While that may mean the Fed are not going to hike as much if at all, it does mean there is a deterioration within the economy and it's why Rory says he is exercising caution within the equity space right now.Jonathan discusses the increase in volatility throughout the markets, most notably the fall of the Dollar & the rise of stocks has changed the perspective for now & it's time to reassess.This week is quite on economic front, with the exception of Powell's speech, which may allow the markets to digest last weeks data & offer a clearer picture for the longer term direction of the markets. Jonathan shares his thoughts around the USD and notes that many dollar pairs such as GBP and EUR are all moving higher and taking advantage of this recent dollar weakness. We will have to wait until next weeks CPI report for further clarification of dollar positioning.Speaking of taking advantage of dollar weakness, Gold failed to do so, still hovering shy of $2000 not able to break higher despite the sell off in USD. Both Jonathan and Rory agree that if gold can't move higher now, what will make it move higher? It perhaps doesn't look as attractive as other trades such as FX or the fixed income space.Crude oil rose to nearly $83 on Monday morning trading but remains under pressure despite Saudi Arabia confirming an extension of its 1 million barrels per day additional voluntary production cut until the end of December, while Russia said it would continue with its additional voluntary supply cut of 300,000 bpd from its crude exports as well.Finally, we have another busy week of earnings. Rory has shared the economic calendar and earnings calendar within the app, along with Jonathan and Adam, who are posting their daily analysis on the markets.Join our community APP today at app.twoblokestrading.com

Dive into the latest episode of "Real Talk of Real Fit Pros" where Jonathan and Victor delve deep into an engaging conversation. The pair reminisce on Victor's transformative journey, charting his shift from a 24-year journalism career to establishing his mark as a FitPro. At the heart of this transition is Fernandes Fit, Victor's entrepreneurial venture that impacts families across the U.S. Victor, drawing from his journalistic skills, not only mastered the art of motivation but also recognized the potential of online training. Both Jonathan and Victor share insights from their fitness journeys, emphasizing the significance of time, setting standards, and the delicate balance of personal well-being, family, and faith. The duo underscores the importance of authenticity, with Victor giving a sneak peek into his upcoming book that chronicles his path to self-discovery. As they wrap up, the two discuss future plans, showcasing the camaraderie that embodies the essence of their podcast. Dive in for a blend of business, fitness, and life lessons!

In this weeks episode, Jonathan and Rory talk about the difference between Trading vs Investing. These terms are often used interchangeably amongst the retail community however, it's important to distinguish their differences and to be aware that trading and investing often have different processes.Both Jonathan and Rory have different opinions on whether you should trade before investing or invest before you trade. However, both the blokes agree that learning the fundamentals to finance & economics is a great starting point as well as learning about technical analysis and sentiment.Jonathan and Rory also talk through their own processes for both trading and investing and highlight their key differences whether it's in the trade idea generation process or whether it's about risk management or psychology.The blokes then go on to talk about how retail traders have impacted the financial markets with the influence of wall street bets & other social platforms, plus the impact influencers can have on the markets. Whether you are taking your first steps in trading or investing it's always great to hear the opinions of other likeminded trades hence why our app is a great place for members to share their thoughts with other members. Join the app for free…

#pokerstrategy #cashgamepoker Jaman ‘The Drawing Dead' Burton is one of my favorite poker vloggers and in this hand from the Bellagio Poker room in Las Vegas he decides to get completely out of line as he decides to try to bluff his opponent with just 5-high! Both Jonathan and Jaman give their advice on how … WPH #456: $550,000 Pot In This HIGH STAKES Poker Grudge Match! Read More » The post WPH #456: $550,000 Pot In This HIGH STAKES Poker Grudge Match! first appeared on Jonathan Little.

The hugely popular Jonathan Drori – writer and plant-lover – returns to 5x15 for a very special conversation with Professor Nicola Spence CBE, Defra's Chief Plant Health Officer and the Head of the UK National Plant Protection Organisation. Both Jonathan and Nicola have been inspired in their love of plants by visits to Kew Gardens from a young age. In this event, they will explore how those early experiences led them both on journeys of discovery to the far reaches of the botanical universe. Join us as Jonathan and Nicola share stories about their love of the natural world, the importance of plant health which we all too often take for granted, some surprising gardening tips and fascinating facts about the botanical world. Jonathan is the author of the runaway best sellers, Around the World In 80 Trees and Around the World in 80 Plants, revealing in awe-inspiring detail how the worlds of trees and plants are intricately entwined with our own history, culture and folklore. Using obscure historical sources and the most up-to-date academic papers, he uncovered wonderful and strange stories about plants and their relationships with us and with each other; from the familiar tomato, to the humble dandelion, the eerie mandrake to the Spanish ‘moss' of Louisiana. As Chief Plant Health Officer, Nicola advises ministers, industry, UK Border Control and others about the risks of plant pests and diseases. Her mission is to stop alien pests and diseases of plants and trees from arriving in the UK and if they do arrive, deal with them as quickly as possible to prevent the economic, social and environmental impacts and losses they cause. Nicola is a plant scientist, who has worked on crop diseases UK and internationally for decades. But plant health threats can be found in the most unlikely places from football pitches, furniture and works of art, to plants with cultural or religious significance, so she has needed to be a tactful diplomat as well. Jonathan Drori is a trustee of The Eden Project and Cambridge University Botanic Garden, an Ambassador for the Woodland Trust and the WWF, and Honorary Professor at Birmingham University's Institute of Forest Research. Previously, Jon was a Trustee of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, and for BBC TV, he was responsible for more than fifty science documentaries and series. He is known for several botanical TED talks, which have been viewed millions of times. Nicola Spence is an expert in plant health and the international plant trade, and a keen gardener. She is the UK's Chief Plant Health Officer and heads the National Plant Protection Organisation. She was previously Chief Scientist at the Food and Environment Research Agency and President of the British Society for Plant Pathology. She is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology, Honorary Professor at the University of Birmingham, Visiting Professor at Harper Adams University, a member of Court at the University of York and a Trustee of The Yorkshire Arboretum. Nicola's PhD was in Plant Virology at the University of Birmingham. With thanks for your support for 5x15 online. Learn more about 5x15 events: 5x15stories.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/5x15stories Facebook: www.facebook.com/5x15stories Instagram: www.instagram.com/5x15stories

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://lovingscripture.com/2021/11/10/1-samuel-19-commentary/ First Samuel 19 Commentary www.lovingscripture.com One cannot achieve godliness by resolutions. The oath that King Saul made amounted to nothing. Salvation doesn't come by New Year resolutions. As Jeremiah puts it, people's lives are not their own; it is not for them to direct their steps. Either the LORD or the evil one directs a man's life. There is no land in between. Saul may even be very genuine about his oath but he is not in charge. He cannot rule. The Adamic sin means man is no longer the ruler of himself. Saul exemplifies this very unfortunate situation perfectly. Both Jonathan and Michal, Saul's children, love David and consequently save him at different times. The great prophet Samuel shelters David but not even this spiritual refuge can deter Saul's madness. He pursues David until the LORD prevails over his madness and he temporarily joins the prophesying believers. All is well until David succeeds. This is instructive. This isn't just mere jealousy. We get the picture of what the saint goes through as they surrender to the leadership of the Holy Spirit. Many times these spiritual battles become physical. You actually wonder why you are sidelined or even hated at your place of work. The evil one possesses individuals and controls them like robots to cause pain and suffering in the lives of God's people. On the other hand, the possession by the Spirit of God leads to humility. In the process of pursuing David, Saul finds himself face-to-face with the presence of the LORD in the company of prophets led by an aged Samuel. Here he lies naked, without his kingly vestments. He is not standing anymore. He lies prostrate before the presence of the LORD. We are reminded of the text that, “at the mention of the name of Jesus every knee shall bow, of those in heaven, those on earth and those under the earth and that every tongue shall confess that Jesus Christ is Lord to the Glory of God the Father” Saul's knee not only bows but is ‘cut' completely as he is left lying ‘naked all that day and all that night'. How you wish this was graceful possession by the man who once carried with him the anointing of the LORD! Will this moment stick forever? As we shall find out tomorrow, it didn't. We can learn here that sensual experiences such as this one here for Saul cannot warrant godliness in a soul that is determined to sin. Emotional experiences at the place of worship are not the main thing for a decent Christian walk. The man we are reading about here once had it: anointing, experience, and miracles. The LORD moved powerfully in his life. He prophesied. But that is it. It is all gone and cannot help him now. Now he is so possessed by the evil one that we hardly can tell the difference between Saul and the demon. Simple faith. Trust and obey. This is real godliness. More resources visit www.lovingscripture.com

The movie musical has had quite a year in 2021, but no other is as joyous and free-spirited as "Everybody's Talking About Jamie," currently streaming on Amazon Prime Video. Director Jonathan Butterell brought the show from the stage to the screen and cast a wide array of gifted actors to tell the story of Jamie New/Mimi Me, brought to wondrous life by Max Harwood. Both Jonathan and Max were kind enough to speak with us about making the film, but that's not all...returning to the podcast is Academy Award nominee Richard E. Grant who has a scene-stealing turn as Jamie's mentor Hugo Battersby/Loco Chanelle. Please take a listen down below to hear from all three of them, and be sure to check out the film. Enjoy! Check out more on NextBestPicture.com Please subscribe on... SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/nextbestpicturepodcast iTunes Podcasts - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/negs-best-film-podcast/id1087678387?mt=2 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/7IMIzpYehTqeUa1d9EC4jT And be sure to help support us on Patreon for as little as $1 a month at https://www.patreon.com/NextBestPicture

LDS Priesthood encompasses both spiritual and ecclesiastical aspects.  Dr. Margaret Toscano compares and contrasts her position on female priesthood with that of Dr. Jonathan Stapley.  Where are they similar and where do they converge? Margaret:  Both Jonathan and I say, yes, if you look at 19th century views on the priesthood, not just women in […] The post Women's Spiritual vs Ecclesiastical Priesthood (Part 7 of 9) appeared first on Gospel Tangents.

AS ALWAYS, SUBSCRIBE, LIKE, AND SHARE! In this weeks episode, I sit down with Jonathan Vega to discuss how being funny and original can help build success as a Real Estate agent. Many people naturally feel the need to be robotic and stay within the lines of what most consider professional. Both Jonathan and I believe that originality mixed with genuine professionalism, sets you apart from the competition and allows for you to build a truly loyal family of clientele. Jonathan's Instagram: @jonathanmvega Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rafael-pinsky/support --- 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/rafael-pinsky/message

This week's Unapologetically Ourselves Black History Month Episode is focusing on conversations with Black Men. Being Black While Living In America: Past, Present & Future highlights a critical conversation between Carletta’s husband, Phil Miller and Grocery Industry Icon, Jonathan Mayes. Jonathan is the Senior Vice President, Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer for the Albertson-Safeway Companies and is a nationally-known speaker on diversity, equity and inclusion. He earned his Juris Doctorate degree from Willamette University College of Law and is a Certified Diversity Executive. Mr. Mayes has held a number of senior leadership positions in Government Relations, Public Affairs, Sustainability & Philanthropy. Jonathan most recently has been recognized as one of America's Top 100 Diversity Offices (2021 Awardee) by the National Diversity & Inclusion Leadership Council. Now while all of these professional accolades are wonderful, Jonathan really is more of a cultural curator of sorts; He plays the piano, guitar, bass, violin, drums and is a marvelous vocalist. He is an accomplished endurance athlete who has competed in Ironman triathlons, ultramarathons and over 80 marathons. Both Jonathan (2012) and Phil (2020) served as Board Chairman for the California Grocers Association and are going to take you on a journey through their personal and professional experiences of Being Black While Living In America. These two men are influential story tellers and we promise you will enjoy and learn from this conversation. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unapologetically.ourselves/?hl=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/unapologetically.ourselves.5

On this episode of 4 the Health of it, I sit down with the Harris family owners and operators of We Work Hard MS. Both Jonathan and Tamika are educators and coaches.

A Christmas Carol Part 3: The Spirit of Christmas PresentHe brought a tear to my eye and halt to my throat, did Old Dickens in this episode. I think he was a man of great humanity who genuinely did care for those who were not as well-off as he was. The only slight caution I had was Old Topper chasing The Plump Sister and getting her in a corner. We inevitably all view behaviour through the lens of our own time and of course this behaviour reminded me of the #MeToo. I certainly wouldn't want my daughters, mother or my partner cornered like this.  But I read it out, because I must make some kind of editorial decisions about which stories I read out. Some, I suppose, I will choose not to read, and if I read them out, I won't abridge them. Except, I recall changing single offensive words that would just be a jolt to the reader. I suppose if the word is not used by the writer to be offensive... but that might be a cop out.  It's all up for debate I know. But yes, this was a lovely episode. The descriptions are wonderful and lots of episodes are superfluous to the narrative, but great fun.  The other observation is about the degree to which Dickens is reporting the Christmas festivities of his period or is actually encouraging them, and in measure therefore creating them.  Were Christmasses as Christmassy as Dickens portrays them? Maybe not before, but certainly afterwards as we all began to emulate what we read and heard in this book, even if we didn't read it or hear it ourselves but only obtained it via the TV. Enjoy your plum pudding. More Christmas Ghost Stories Ebook & PaperbackOh, did I mention my https://amzn.to/3olobIJ (More Christmas Ghost Stories) it out? The paperback and ebook are done and the audiobook is being approved now. So you can get it if you want. The stories are good, and improved by the attention of my Beta Readers. I have had the most wonderful 5 star review. Thanks a million Emhack from Torquay for that. Also had a splendid and rather humbling review for the podcast from Sandra Quintal from Canda. Thanks also to my Substackers and Patreons for your ongoing support. Dracula soon, just for you. MusicThe opening music is Some Come Back by The https://bit.ly/somecomeback (Heartwood Institute). At the end I've added The Heartwood track: From The Forest, From The Furrows, From The Fields which is on their Secret Rites album. As I say in the episode, this is a canonical folk horror track. The last piece of music is from The Hare & The Moon and is called https://bit.ly/midnighfolk (The Midnight Folk). I talk about my love of John Masefield's book of that name. Of course the Midnight Folk was the sequel to The Box of Delights and that was made into BBC series which I think is enjoying its 36th anniversary this Christmas. Both Jonathan of The Heartwood Institute and Grey Malkin (ex Hare & The Moon) allow me to use their music free of charge, so if you fancy popping over to Bandcamp and getting some of their stuff, I (and I'm sure they) would be very pleased. Begging Bowlhttps://bit.ly/2GgHv9D (Sign Up For Exclusive Bonus Episodes and Get Episodes As Soon As I Make Them!) And/Or Buy A Thirsty Podcaster A https://ko-fi.com/tonywalker (Ko-Fi) And you could always https://bit.ly/dalstonvampire (Download A Free Audiobook Of My Story The Dalston Vampire) Support this podcast

To celebrate World Teacher's Day, this week's episode features an educator and his wife who together are helping families and the community break the odds with education.   Whether you are a teacher in need of some tips, a parent who needs guidance for how to make digital learning a smooth experience for your child, or a student wanting to know how to prepare yourself for college and your career—today's episode is for you!   — Joining us today is Jonathan and Brittany Burke—Founder and CFO (Chief Financial Officer) of Innovation Learning Academy. Both Jonathan and Brittany have a decorated resume, but here is a snippet and more about Innovation Learning Academy:   Meet Jonathan Burke:   Jonathan Burke is the Founder of Innovation Learning Academy. Jonathan has received a Bachelor's degree in Urban Studies from the Metropolitan College of New York. He also earned his Master's degree in Public Administration from Georgia State University and a Master's degree in Special Education from Liberty University.   Jonathan began his educational career in the New York City School District over 10 years ago as a high school math teacher and Education Services Coordinator for NYC Dept. of Correction inmates ages 16-24 at East River Academy located on Rikers Island. While working with incarcerated youth, Jonathan discovered the inequalities of public education and began to work with various community organizations to help troubled youth and students with learning disabilities by offering tutoring and mentoring services.   After being accepted as a TNTP Education Fellow, Jonathan moved to Atlanta and began teaching in Title 1 schools in the Fulton County School District and the Atlanta Public Schools District. Jonathan has taught multiple grade levels and subjects but has always on focused special education services.   As a Learning and Instruction Specialist and a school Administrator, Jonathan's educational experiences have afforded him the opportunity to collaborate with a diverse group of students to meet the common goal of increasing student achievement and well-being. Jonathan's educational philosophy is based on his uncompromising belief that all students can learn, given a positive learning environment that focuses on the student's learning styles, strong and knowledgeable leadership, a committed and focused educational team, an encouraging community, and a supportive family. All of which, Innovation Learning Academy possess.   Jonathan currently coaches high school basketball at Tri-Cities High School and AAU basketball for various community teams. In addition, Jonathan is an accomplished musician that has traveled the world. As a result, he provides music lessons and production assistance for students at McEachern High School.   Meet Brittany Burke:   Brittany Burke has a Master's degree in Accounting and serves as the CFO (Chief Financial Officer) of Innovation Learning Academy. Prior to serving as the CFO of Innovation Learning Academy, Brittany had a career in marketing and worked for companies such as Cartoon Network and TNT.   Press play to hear this interview with our host Elease Dillard.   — LET'S CONNECT ON FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/lets.breaktheodds   LET'S CONNECT ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/break.theodds/   EPISODE NOTES/BLOG + CONNECT WITH JONATHAN & BRITTANY: https://letsbreaktheodds.com/interview-jonathan-burke-brittany-burke-education-strategies

It's the most wonderful time of the year for two people who buy too many movies and are currently on quarantine...Mint in Box. Jonathan (@Berkreviews) and Corey (@coreyrstarr) have selected movies to watch this month that one of them own and have never seen...thus the DVD/Bluray...or digital file is still in the box left in mint condition. May seemed like the right time to do this even before the world was ravaged by a virus. As far as the podcast goes, each episode features an in-depth review of the movie for the week. They begin with a spoiler-free review before diving in completely after the needed spoiler warning. However, before getting into the review of the week, Jonathan and Corey discuss what other movies they've seen since the last episode as well as anything else they feel like discussing. To help them decide which of the many films to watch each month they started creating themes for them all. Week 4 - Midnight Cowboy (1969) Both Jonathan and Corey bought Midnight Cowboy (1969) on Criterion Blu-ray after it was highly recommended to them during an interview way back when. Jonathan actually watched his, but Corey has not and thus it finds its way into this list. Directed by John Schlesinger and starring Dustin Hoffman, Jon Voight, and Sylvia Miles the film is about "A naive hustler travels from Texas to New York City to seek personal fortune, finding a new friend in the process." --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/berkreviewscom-moviecasts/support

Welcome to the Down To Earth podcast. In this episode, you will be introduced to your hosts, Jonathan and Laurena Patarkatsi. Jonathan and Laurena are siblings that have always been extremely passionate about health and wellness. Both Jonathan and Laurena are in the wellness industry. Jonathan is the founder and CEO of Down To Earth, a New York based functional beverage brand. Laurena is the COO of Down To Earth, and is currently in Naturopathic Medical School. Bothered by the amount of misinformation regarding health and wellness in society, Jonathan and Laurena were motivated to create this podcast so that they can create an open and unbiased forum for conversation and discussion on how to best take care of your health. This episode will give you an introduction on our goals and mission for this podcast, and a glimpse of what to expect in our coming episodes. Cheers to Good Health!!

We live in an era of remakes and sequels. Sound familiar? That is because August we did Originals, movies where Corey (@coreyrstarr) or Jonathan (@berkreviews) had seen a remake but never the original film that inspired it. This month, they are flipping the script and watching a remake of an original they either loved or, at the very least, saw in the aptly named theme of REMAKES!!! As far as the podcast goes, each episode features an in-depth review of the movie for the week. They begin with a spoiler-free review before diving in completely after the needed spoiler warning. However, before getting into the review of the week, Jonathan and Corey discuss what other movies they've seen since the last episode as well as anything else they feel like discussing. To help them decide which of the many films to watch each month they started creating themes for them all. Week 3 - The Fog (2005) Both Jonathan and Corey are fans of John Carpenter's The Fog (1980). There has to be a chance that this 2005 remake directed by Rupert Wainwright and starring Tom Welling, Maggie Grace, and Selma Blair is good, right? Despite only have a 27 Metascore? Well, the premise according to IMDb.com is "A thick mist full of vengeful spirits haunts a prosperous island town off the coast of Oregon, as its inhabitants try to learn their town's dark secret in order to stop it." Sounds similar enough to the original...what could go wrong? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/berkreviewscom-moviecasts/support

Burnout is a big deal and people in the entrepreneurial space are particularly susceptible to it, Both Jonathan and I [Luke] have been there - more than once. In this episode we tackle the topic and how to avoid it and how to recover when you do experience it.

Burnout is a big deal and people in the entrepreneurial space are particularly susceptible to it, Both Jonathan and I [Luke] have been there - more than once. In this episode we tackle the topic and how to avoid it and how to recover when you do experience it.

Barry Shore, the Ambassador of JOY, brings to YOU the remarkable team of Jonathan and Andi Goldman, world renowned experts in Healing Sounds. This lively session will literally ENLIVEN YOU with information, practices, tips, and tools in one the art helming via sound. Both Jonathan and Andi have dedicated their lives to helping people utilize their own being in the process of healing and achieving health and happiness. This particular segment will explore the positive powerful affects of HUMMING. Now on the surface that might seem odd but Humming is a sonic anchor for creating a balanced state. The focus of their work was on a compound called nitric oxide (NO), a neural transmitter that is fundamental to our health and well being. The sound produced by Humming spikes NO release in the body. The Goldmans urge everyone to bring greater harmonies into life and even though it's only Humming: Make Sound and Music. You'll be listening to this often and sharing with everyone You LOVE.

This is the second part of the conversation between Jonathan LeVine and heliumTALK-host Jörg Heikhaus about the state of the art world. As friends they exchange knowledge and stories, in a personal and candid way. Both Jonathan and Jörg are super happy about the huge feedback they got for the first talk. That one was spread wide over the social web and shared and discussed a lot. Jeff Soto for example, an artist who has been working with Jonathan LeVine for most of his career called this a „podcast about the state of galleries in this Instagram era of artist entrepreneurs“, wich could basically be the sub headline to this series of podcasts within heliumTALK. The conversation will be continued in 2019.

#160: When Jonathan Mendonsa was 18, he researched which college degrees lead to the highest income. Pharmacy was near the top of the list of high-paying degrees, so Jonathan decided to become a pharmacist. He wasn't motivated by passion or calling. His decision was purely tactical. He wanted to make money. He spent four years in college, followed by another four years of graduate school. By age 28, he held a Doctorate in Pharmacy and an astounding $168,000 in debt. This debt burden might have been bearable if Jonathan loved his chosen profession. For people who love their fields, tuition is the price of being able to enjoy a lifetime of work they love. Unfortunately, that wasn't Jonathan's story. He never held a passion for pharmacy; he viewed it purely as a means to an end. Perhaps it wasn't surprising, then, that shortly after becoming a pharmacist, he realized that this wasn't what he wanted to do with his life. He wanted to change careers. He wanted to pursue more meaningful, fun, interesting work. He spent the next four years repaying his student debt. And finally, at age 32, he brought his net worth up to zero. _____ Brad Barrett wasn't thinking about income when he chose his profession. He had received acceptance letters to some Ivy League schools, but he wanted to graduate from college debt-free, so he enrolled at the University of Richmond, which gave him a partial scholarship. While studying there, Brad encountered an accounting professor who challenged him and his classmates in the best possible ways.  Brad felt inspired to major in accounting. His decision didn't come from a rigorous analysis of lifetime income potential. He wasn't scrutinizing labor statistics spreadsheets. He was simply following a route that he found fascinating. After he received his undergraduate degree, Brad decided not to enroll in any further education. Instead, he started working for one of the Big Five accounting firms, with a starting salary in the low $40,000's. He and his future wife both lived at home with their parents for the first few years of their professional life, which allowed each of them to save dramatic amounts. Brad saved more than 90 percent of his after-tax income.  Perhaps it's not surprising that the couple, who now have two children, are financially independent. ____ Both Jonathan and Brad are college-educated professionals in their thirties. They both live in Richmond, Virginia. They're both married with children (Jonathan has a son; Brad has two daughters). Yet their stories could not be more different. What can we learn about careers, work, income, spending, and financial independence from their life experiences? Find out in today's podcast interview with Jonathan and Brad, the co-hosts of the ChooseFI podcast.

I have the honour of having Two cyber security experts on the show today.Dr Jonathan Butts is a retired Air Force officer who among many other roles served as Research Director at the Air Force Center for Cyberspace Research.Billy Rios has held security positions with companies like Ernst & Young, Verisign and Microsoft. He probably had one of the coolest sounding job titles as Google’s Security Ninja.Both Jonathan and Billy are currently Managing Partners at QED Secure Solutions, whose mission it is to advance Cyber Security and Critical Infrastructure Protection. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brother directing duo Jonathan and Josh Baker, whose debut feature film ‘KIN’ stars Zoe Kravitz, Jack Reynor, James Franco, Dennis Quaid, and newcomer Myles Truitt, is currently playing in cinemas around the world. They discuss their approach to directing, turning down a “$70 million dollar movie” before they even had an agent, and the genesis of their creativity. Both Jonathan and Josh give their insights about career development, where they started, and the honest advice they’d tell themselves 5 or 10 years ago if they could. For these Australians currently killing it on the world-stage, you’ll get a sense of their humility and a courage of convictions above all else - a welcome respite from the diluted filmmaking landscape that explains what makes their movie ‘KIN’ so unique. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today’s guest is Craig Johnson, an old camp buddy of Jonathan’s. Craig has an extremely busy and full life; he and his wife Liz have been married for 20 years and are both attorneys. Together they have three children — Ben, 16; Sam, 13; and Lucy, 8. Craig shares the lessons he has learned from coaching his own kids, how his career experience as an attorney, lobbyist, and State Senator has shaped his approach towards parenting, the challenge of balance and enjoyment of his kids’ success and the evolution of Craig’s own father as a grandfather. The guys also admit to being a little overeager when texting their kids, and why they can’t be too upset when there is empty ice cream in the fridge.   Key Takeaways: [1:24] Jonathan and Craig met at Camp Taconic. Here they learned a lot about independence (for both the children and the parents) and he now sends his own kids to camp. [3:20] He and his wife Liz have been married for 20 years and he is very grateful for their partnership both as husband and wife and as co-parents. They are both attorneys, with Craig in lobbying and public policy, and Liz in the courtroom as a defense attorney and former prosecutor. And yes, Craig loses all the arguments in the house. Craig was a former State Senator in New York from 2007-2010. [4:49] Craig and Jonathan both have sons named Ben who are teens learning to drive while terrifying their parents. [8:37] Craig finds coaching a rewarding experience and found a great way to bond with his kids while taking part in something they love. [19:16] Both Jonathan and Craig allow their kids to use phones and social media apps, but monitor them to make sure there isn’t any shady business going on. Craig’s wife Liz teaches a class for parents to help them understand and deal with their children using social technology. [27:35] Bar and Bat Mitzvah season is underway, and while it can get expensive and time-consuming, it’s an amazing accomplishment and Craig is extremely proud of how much his sons’ bar mitzvahs got their family together. [36:28] Craig’s dad lives in the very same house that he grew up in, only about a mile and a half away. He had the model attitude as a grandfather where he was there if Craig needed him but trusted him to make the right decisions and learn on his own. [43:31] Craig finds one of the biggest challenges is balancing his dedication to being a father, a husband, and to his career. [45:02] The best part of parenting for Craig is sharing in their successes, whether it’s something big, such as a sports team win or an everyday moment of them memorizing a vocabulary word. [51:29] Karma has come back around for all the years that Craig left an empty ice cream container in the fridge, as his kids to that to him now. [55:47] Both dads are puzzled why their sons don’t have the same rush of getting their driver's license as they did as teens. [58:52] Craig has a lot of interesting work in his pipeline, including Uber, AirBnB, and cryptocurrency. [59:42] Craig is extremely appreciative of his wife’s ability to be a stand out counselor, lawyer, and mother. She is a fantastic example of showing his children the importance of work and responsibility.   Links: Camp Taconic Dentons Law Firm Quotes: “I’m almost in tears when I drop off my kids at high school! I mean that’s good about us, but what’s wrong with us?!” “My son wrote a one-page essay on why he should watch Dexter and I read it and was like ‘okay you could watch it because that was so good.’” “We can’t always be there for them, and we have to let them make those mistakes.” “They each have different jealousies and different desires and it’s just a moving puzzle that changes every day.” “I’ve become a better listener as a parent. You have to listen to your kids and let them talk. They can educate you.”

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," Jonathan Mohan and The Dollar Vigilante's Jeff Berwick join us to discuss the recent Bitcoin Cash hard fork and its ramifications. We discuss the moral validity of the decision by some of the exchanges NOT to disburse Bitcoin Cash to their customers; Jonathan explores the possiblity of Bitcoin "endlessly" forking through every contentious soft fork becoming a hard fork; Jeff expresses his concerns about Segwit2x but also his admiration for the free market and how it has made current circumstances probably better than could have been expected; we compare the Ethereum fork to this recent fork; and we also speculate on the long-term outcome for Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and the the other cryptos. We get Jeff to give us a quick update on the upcoming Anarchapulco conference, and Danny gives us a brief update on the Texas Bitcoin Conference in October. Both Jonathan and Jeff, as to be expected, give some very cogent answers to some difficult questions and also offer some brilliant and profound insights into the crypto space above and beyond.

Hey Tribe! Welcome back to part two of How to Uncage a Human with Jonathan Mead.  I'm going to try and do a little something different with today's show... At the end of today's show, I'm going to summarize the key points mentioned, give action steps, as well as a system to help you succeed. However... I'm going to demand I hear back from you -- the tribe -- on your progress the following week. I want this progress posted in one of two places: My email: james@ancestralhealthradio.com, or... The official Ancestral Health Radio (AHR) Facebook page. This is part two of How to Uncage a Human. In today's episode, you'll learn... The many pitfalls with over-specialization and perfectionism in your movement and lifestyle practice, How both Jonathan and I are approaching our businesses and how this will affect you (the listener), The many different views and philosophies shared by both Jonathan and myself, and... Much, much more. Subscribe on  iTunes | Stitcher Radio | Google Play | SoundCloud Episode Breakdown Jonathan and James outline what they see for themselves and for the future of both Uncaged Human and Ancestral Health Radio The struggle of trying to find a middle ground between primitive and modern living Jonathan asks the audience to ask themselves, "What is your biggest priority?" Jonathan stresses the importance of setting goals and creating systems Both Jonathan and James's morning and evening rituals Why Jonathan practices something called "cloud gazing"

Welcome to episode 20 of Southern Progressive Revival for Sunday, January 24th, 2016. Both Jonathan and John had to take off, so Janet sat in the host chair once more! Thankfully Caitlin heard the call of being a guest co-host, and came to the show's rescue. On this episode we discuss the plight of teens today, Lewis Latimer, Rand Paul calling Donald Trump Gollum, Huckabee's continued defense of the Duggars, and so much more. So whether you've already heard it or are listening for the first time, come join us, y'all!

Jonathan Duhamel was raised in Boucherville, a neighboring town 10 mins drive from Montreal, Quebec. From a comfortable middle-class family, his father, an aeroplane engine mechanic and his mother, a bank cashier, brought him and his younger sister up in the security and space of a suburban ‘white picket fence’ childhood.“ As a big brother, I fought with my sister all the time. I remember my parents didn’t like it, so whenever I hit her” says Jonathan “I would get grounded. If she was hitting me though, it was all fine. I’ve learn a lot from that!” Both Jonathan’s parents were fairly strict, ensuring he understood the value of money from an early age by encouraging him to take part-time jobs outside of school. His first job, as he recalls, was at age 13, picking strawberries. This tough-love gave Jonathan a strong work ethic and the insight that with hard work he would reap his own rewards. Duhamel makes no secret of his love of sport – playing ice hockey, baseball, soccer, etc… as a child and a fervent supporter of his local Montreal Canadian’s ice hockey team, he really relishes sports which has taught him the importance of working in a team. “I’m always going to remember the first Montreal Canadian game I saw. My dad brought me, and they were playing Boston. At the end, we lost 4-3, but it was an amazing game, amazing experience. On the ice, myself, I’ve always been very competitive. Even though I wasn’t the best, the desire to win was always there, and it is something I still have, in everything I do in life. When I do something, I always do it 100%.” The next step, obviously took the young Canadian to college and university. Studying Business Administration and Finance – it was the numbers and maths that really challenged him into this path. After about a year at university, his friends and he started playing poker home games and this suddenly became an overnight passion. Unsure of his vocation, Jonathan decided to take a year off to think about his future. He used this free time to travel around the world with friends and rediscover his own life objectives. It’s also during this time that Jonathan had the chance to focus on his new passion, and this materialized in his first major cash at EPT Prague in 2008 where he placed 10th. His strategy improved mainly by interaction, rather than reading, for Jonathan “There are a lot of very good poker players in Quebec, we all talk strategy together, and I am the player I am now because of them!” A self confessed cash games player, it is only after his initial successes to build a healthy bankroll, that he turned his attention to tournaments. Several other tournament cashes were however dwarfed, by what has now lead to Jonathan Duhamel’s fame in the poker world – winning the coveted WSOP 2010 Main Event Championship. From there, Jonathan’s life transformed, becoming a member of Team PokerStars Pro, touring tournament after tournament with a close group of friends and poker players (winning EPT Deauville High Roller shortly after the WSOP) and writing a book on his life ‘Cards on Table’.