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On this episode of The Manchester Living Podcast, host Brian Levy welcomes Tonja Moon, founder of The Grandbaby Project, and Sandi Levy, RN, BSed, CDP, Director of Nursing at Manchester Care Homes, for a powerful discussion on the growing role of nurture therapy—also known as doll therapy—in elder care.Tonja shares the inspiration behind The Grandbaby Project, a heartfelt initiative that provides lifelike dolls to individuals living with dementia and Alzheimer's. She explains how these carefully designed dolls foster emotional connection, ease anxiety, reduce agitation, and offer a renewed sense of purpose and comfort to residents.Sandi contributes her clinical expertise and firsthand experience, offering moving stories of how doll therapy has made a profound impact on residents, families, and caregivers alike. Together, they explore the science, sensitivity, and soul behind this unique approach to memory care—reminding us that healing doesn't always come in the form of medication.This episode is a must-listen for families, professionals, and anyone passionate about improving the quality of life for our aging population.http://www.ManchesterLivingPodcast.com#DementiaCare #DollTherapy #NurtureTherapy #GrandbabyProject #AlzheimersSupport #MemoryCare #SeniorLiving #CaregivingTools #ElderCareInnovation #ManchesterLivingPodcast #CognitiveSupport #NonPharmacologicalTherapy #LifelikeDolls #NursingHomeCare #EmpathyInCare

Emily Kent, Education Director for Pilobolus, shares about the company's summer offerings. She holds a BSEd in Dance Education from the University of Georgia and began working with Pilobolus in 1999, first as a dancer and collaborator and then Teaching Artist. She has created original works for high school and university dance companies for Pilobolus and as an individual artist. She has set classic Pilobolus repertoire on high school and university students. She has created new programs to share the Pilobolus Method to people of all ages and abilities to people around the country: Pilobolus @ Play, the flagship touring education residency, Connecting with Balance, a progressive program for the aging population, The Pilobolus Teaching Manual, to share their techniques with teachers. Pilobolus is an internationally renowned dance company. For over 50 years, they have tested the limits of human physicality, exploring the power of connected bodies. You've seen them at the Oscars, the VMAs, and the Olympics. They've collaborated with OK Go, the NFL, Hyundai, RadioLab, Penn & Teller, and more. Honors include a TED Fellowship, a Grammy® Nomination, a Primetime Emmy® Award, and several Cannes Lion Awards.  Learn more about Emily and Pilobolus: https://pilobolus.org/company You can learn more about dance education and career planning for dancers at theballerinatist.com

On today's episode, we discuss the importance of caregiver training with two special guests from Manchester Care Homes and Cambridge Caregivers—Tammy Hooker, Human Resource Director, and Sandy Levy RN, BSed, CDP, Director of Nursing for Manchester Care Homes. We explore the unique training programs that equip our caregivers with essential skills, from stress management to specialized dementia care.Don't forget to like, subscribe, and visit our website for more information.http://www.ManchesterLivingPodcast.com

Our guest today is James J. Kimble. Jim is Professor of Communication & the Arts at Seton Hall University and is a scholar of war rhetoric and propaganda. From 1997-2005, he was Visiting Assistant Professor of Communication at George Mason University, where he was the Director of Forensics and Speech. He completed his BSEd in Communication & Political Science at the University of Nebraska and an MA, in Rhetoric & Communication at Kansas State University enroute to a PhD in Rhetoric & Political Culture at the University of Maryland, College Park. Jim is the author of two books, Mobilizing the Home Front: War Bonds and Domestic Propaganda (Texas A&M University Press) and Prairie Forge: The Extraordinary Story of the Nebraska Scrap Metal Drive of World War II (University of Nebraska). The latter won the Nonfiction Book of the Year Award from the Nebraska Center for the Book. He has co-edited two books, Enduring Ideals: Rockwell, Roosevelt & the Four Freedoms (Abbeville Press) with Stephanie Plunkett, and The 10¢ war: Comic Books, Propaganda, and World War II, with Trischa Goodnow. Jim has also written three documentaries for the Norman Rockwell Museum, and Produced/Directed/Written another, titled Scrappers: How the Heartland Won World War II (with T.R. Rondinella). He has authored more than two dozen articles and chapters, and he is the founding editor of the journal Home Front Studies. Finally, Jim served as a guest curator for the Norman Rockwell Museum international traveling exhibition. Jim is a Senior Fellow at the Rockwell Center for American Visual Studies, a Fulbright Scholar, and the recipient of the National Communication Association's Karl R. Wallace Memorial Award. His research has reached academic and popular audiences. Jim's work on the identity of Rosie the Riveter appeared in People magazine, the New York Times, and on the television show Mysteries at the Museum, ultimately hitting over 1.3 billion media hits worldwide. Join us for a fun and very interesting chat with Jim Kimble. We'll talk Rosie the Riveter, war propaganda art, starting an academic journal, Mrs. Maisel, and the Alan Parson's Project! Shoutout to Taco John's! Please subscribe to this and all of your favorite podcasts, and visit our Swag Store on Zazzle! Rec.: 05/22/2023

What Dancers Can Teach You About Healthy Feet – The MOVEMENT Movement with Steven Sashen Episode 151 with Emily Kent Emily Milam Kent graduated Magna Cum Laude, earning a BSEd in Dance Education from the University of Georgia. She began working with Pilobolus in 1999 working first as a dancer and collaborator and then Teaching Artist.   She has created original works for high school and university dance companies for Pilobolus and as an individual artist. She has set classic Pilobolus repertoire on high school and university students; she and her partner Matt Kent, were the first to have the process notated by a Laban Notator. During her career with Pilobolus she has created new programs to share the Pilobolus Method to people of all ages and abilities to people around the country: Pilobolus @ Play, the flagship touring education residency, Connecting with Balance, aprogressive program for the aging population, The Pilobolus Teaching Manual, to share our techniques with teachers. She spends her days teaching and training teachers to bring Pilobolus's ideals of collaboration and improvisation to young and old.   Listen to this episode of The MOVEMENT Movement with Emily Kent about what dancers can teach you about your feet. Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week's show: - How many dancers have been taught to move in certain ways, and how they can move away from that. - Why it's a good idea to tell people they are playing games in a dance class. - How movement and dance classes teach people how to have better balance. - How everyone at any age can benefit from taking a dance and why you shouldn't be afraid to. - How pointe shoes can really mess up your feet and how they aren't part of modern dance. Connect with Emily: Guest Contact Info Twitter@Pilobolus Instagram@pilobolus Facebookfacebook.com/PilobolusDance Links Mentioned:Pilobolus.org Connect with Steven: Website Xeroshoes.com Jointhemovementmovement.com Twitter@XeroShoes Instagram@xeroshoes Facebookfacebook.com/xeroshoes

This is Episode 39 of the Consortium Podcast, an academic audio blog sponsored by Kepler Education. In this episode, Scott Postma talks with Carrie Eben, a classical educator and the founding consultant at Classical Eben. Carrie was introduced to classical education and Douglas Wilson's book Recovering the Lost Tools of Learning in 1999 when she began working at St. Augustine's Classical School in Tulsa. Since then, she has provided a classical education for her children in both private, classical schools (where she taught) and classical homeschool. She joined Classical Conversations in 2010 as an Essentials of the English Language tutor in Keller, Texas and has served in many other leadership and teaching capacities. Today she serves on the board of Sager Classical Academy, a classical Christian school in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. Carrie holds a BSEd degree from John Brown University and MSEd from Oklahoma State University and is currently pursuing doctoral studies at Faulkner University.  Together with Dr. Albert Cheng, director of the Classical Education Research Lab at the University of Arkansas, Carrie has a research article forthcoming in The Consortium Journal, "Assessing the Pedagogical Power of Poetry for Poetic Knowledge." In the podcast, Carrie mentioned the book, Deep in Thought: A Practical Guide to Teaching for Intellectual Virtues. Learn more about our sponsor, Kepler Education, and how this consortium of classical Christian educators is helping families connect with some of the top teachers in classical Christian education.

Bekah Bliss is a ceramic artist living in her hometown of Kansas City, Missouri. Bekah received a BFA in Ceramics and a BSED in Art Education from Missouri State University in 2016. Recently selected as one of Ceramic Monthly's Emerging Artists, Bekah's functional ceramics are carefully considered — utilizing textured surfaces, modeled on elements of nature and architecture. In 2019, Bekah joined the KC Urban Potters, an artist collective that's expanding the visibility of contemporary studio pottery through public lectures and curated exhibitions, alongside events like the Midwest Pottery Festival. Bekah currently teaches monthly classes at the Belger Arts Center and is the part-time studio manager for 323CLAY. http://ThePottersCast.com/875

Genetic treatment, genetic theory of disease transmission, and genetic causes of illness all BSed in today's episode. steve.andelkovic@gmail.com Concierge Health Advisor link: https://www.conciergehealthadvisor.com/ https://open.spotify.com/show/6bayo1N3diL1EgKxdhJDOu?si=ts5qxD4sQqGnxQpRBa7ifA https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/real-health/id1531325591 https://link.medium.com/L1ws3DBsSab https://102473502.youngevity.com/au_en/health-nutrition/90-for-life.html https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Health---wellness-website/Concierge-Health-Advisor-107270121839249/ https://youtube.com/channel/UCnRnLJSe8JymnLXyI9txJwA

Presented by Pro Taper Round three of the Lucas Oil MX Nationals headed to Thunder Valley, Colorado, last weekend and the action was ridiculous! From Levi Kitchen's first career moto win to Ken Roczen's first win of the season, to the crazy plastic barrier incident with Jason Anderson and Eli Tomac, we BSed about it all!

Hi there, National Poetry Month continues! Today I am so happy to be arts calling Jennifer Schomburg Kanke! About: Jennifer Schomburg Kanke is a writer and editor living in Tallahassee, Florida. She is the author of the chapbook of micropoems Fine, Considering (Rinky Dink Press, 2019) about her experiences undergoing chemotherapy for ovarian cancer; the winner of the Science Fiction Poetry Association's annual contest in 2013 for the under 10 line category; and has been nominated for both the Pushcart and the Best of the Net. Her work has appeared in Massachusetts Review, Salamander, New Ohio Review, Prairie Schooner, Pleiades, Nimrod, and other journals. She is also an active member in the Poetry Witch Community, helping publicize Annie Finch's course offerings and serving as instructional support for a self-paced course in metrical poetry. She was previously Reviews Editor at Pleiades, Poetry Editor for the Southeast Review, an editor at Quarter After Eight and a reader for Emrys. She has a PhD from Florida State University and multiple degrees (MA, MEd, and BSEd) from Ohio University. Her current writing projects include a novel-in-verse about Appalachian Ohio from the 1930s to the early 2000s and a fictional memoir written by entraining to William Wordsworth's “The Prelude.” Her writing often covers topics related to socioeconomic class, C-PTSD, Appalachia, and the environment. She blogs sporadically (typically about new NSA cookie recipes she's developing) at https://lightmeridian.wordpress.com. If you'd like to contact her about her writing, you can find her on Twitter @JSK1975. For Jennifer's latest publications, visit: http://www.jenniferschomburgkanke.com Thanks for coming on the show, Jennifer! -- Arts Calling is produced by Jaime Alejandro at cruzfolio.com. If you like the show: consider reviewing the podcast and sharing it with those who love the arts, your support truly makes a difference! Check out cruzfolio.com for more podcasts about the arts and original content! Make art. Much love, j

In this episode, we are joined by Branch & CC Isole, who met online and now are together 24/7 for the last 21 and a half years since they both work from home. With this very unique setup that they have, Branch and CC mastered the art of communicating healthily with each other. They share in this episode that they have chosen this kind of setup and pace and how they worked together to make sure things are healthy especially with arguments. One of the most important things they shared is that being vulnerable is important and that if you find it hard to be vulnerable to your partner then they just might not be the right person for you. Being able to express how you're feeling is the biggest sign of trust in the relationship and it also helps avoid accumulating hard thoughts. All these and more about constant communication with your partner so stay tuned! In this episode, you'll learn: ● Being committed to both your partner and the relationship ● Communicating avoids overreaction ● Why the blame game never helps ● Importance of vulnerability ● Taking the lead and being the support at the same time And many more! About Branch & CC Isole: Author, storyteller, and poet Branch Isole writes about the strength of choice to change consequences. He's known worldwide for contemporary short stories that reveal emotions and issues often experienced, but not always voiced. He posts a Thought for Today, different short stories, and articles of interest at; www.branchisole.com and on YouTube (Branch Isole). CC works as a consultant for a corporation that owns and operates self-storage facilities. As a podcast and talk radio on-air guest Branch shares informative steps to erect a framework that supports career, personal and spiritual growth. Branch graduated from Texas State Univ. BSEd. did post-graduate work at Univ. of Houston, MEdAdm., and holds an Oxford MA Theology degree from Trinity Bible College and Seminary. Find Branch and CC Isole on... Website: http://www.branchisole.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/branch-isole-851433201/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thevoyeuristicpoet/ Connect with LifePix University Podcast! www.lifepixuniversity.com/mindset

Check it out on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/33Z4VsE Check it out on Apple: https://apple.co/3AHc2DT Author, storyteller and poet Branch Isole writes about strength of choice to change consequences. He's known worldwide for contemporary short stories that reveal emotions and issues often experienced, but not always voiced. He posts a Thought for Today, different short stories and articles of interest at; www.branchisole.com and on YouTube (Branch Isole). As a podcast and talk radio on-air guest Branch shares informative steps to erect a framework that supports career, personal and spiritual growth. Branch graduated from Texas State Univ. BSEd., did post graduate work at Univ. of Houston, MEdAdm., and holds an Oxford MA Theology degree from Trinity Bible College and Seminary. Dreams: Branch really wants to focus on reaching people with his books so that they can identify with them. He wants to help people get balanced, apply balance, to help with the stress struggle we experience in life. How you can Help: Get Branch on more podcasts Help Yourself and Get Balanced Contact them at: Branchisole.com

Check it out on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/33Z4VsE Check it out on Apple: https://apple.co/3AHc2DT Author, storyteller and poet Branch Isole writes about strength of choice to change consequences. He's known worldwide for contemporary short stories that reveal emotions and issues often experienced, but not always voiced. He posts a Thought for Today, different short stories and articles of interest at; www.branchisole.com and on YouTube (Branch Isole). As a podcast and talk radio on-air guest Branch shares informative steps to erect a framework that supports career, personal and spiritual growth. Branch graduated from Texas State Univ. BSEd., did post graduate work at Univ. of Houston, MEdAdm., and holds an Oxford MA Theology degree from Trinity Bible College and Seminary. Dreams: Branch really wants to focus on reaching people with his books so that they can identify with them. He wants to help people get balanced, apply balance, to help with the stress struggle we experience in life. How you can Help: Get Branch on more podcasts Help Yourself and Get Balanced Contact them at: Branchisole.com

Do you need the 7 Steps to Relationship Repair to build a sturdy foundation? If you do not realize that something is broken, then you will not see the need to repair it. In this segment, Branch Isole gives us the playbook or blueprint to the 7 Steps to Relationship Repair which can be used in all relationships...romantic, friendships, work, etc. 1. Recognize that harm has been done 2. Take responsibility for your part in the action 3. Have regret that the action took place 4. Have remorse 5. Form some redress...something to make action understood 6. Repetition...action cannot be repeated in the future 7. Repent...change response. New action is going to be different Then you can work on forgiveness and being forgiven See video here - https://youtu.be/EW2EVcPLsvA WHO IS BRANCH? Author, poet and storyteller, Branch Isole writes about strength of choice, to change consequences. Known worldwide for his contemporary short story prose, Branch shares readable, relatable stories that reveal emotions and issues often experienced, but not always voiced. He posts a ‘Thought for Today' and a different short story daily at; www.branchisole.com and YouTube (Branch Isole). As a guest on 'Talk Radio' programs and conference participant, Branch shares informative steps to erect a framework that supports career, personal and spiritual growth. Branch is available to speak with small and large groups and corresponds with fans and followers at his web site and on Facebook @the Voyeuristic Poet. Branch graduated from Texas State Univ. BSEd., did post graduate work at Univ. of Houston, MEdAdm., and holds an Oxford MA Theology degree from Trinity Bible College and Seminary. BRANCH'S CALL TO ACTION Spiritual grounding and growth for seekers, searchers of truth and fallen away Christians. BRANCH'S CONTACT INFO https://www.branchisole.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/branch-isole-851433201/ https://www.facebook.com/thevoyeuristicpoet/ https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=branch+isole GENESIS'S INFO https://thehello.llc/GENESISAMARISKEMP CALL TO ACTION Subscribe to GEMS with Genesis Amaris Kemp Channel, Hit the notifications bell so you don't miss any content, and share with family/friends. **REMEMBER - You do not have to let limitations or barriers keep you from achieving your success. Mind over Matter...It's time to shift and unleash your greatest potential. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/genesis-amaris-kemp/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/genesis-amaris-kemp/support

In 1893, an American backed coup d'état overthrew the royal government of Hawai'i, setting the stage for the archipelago's annexation by the United States five years later. On 7th July 1898, President McKinley signed the Newlands Resolution annexing the islands and creating a new US territory in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.  This example of naked imperial aggression set the stage for the economic and political transformation of Hawai'i. The American naval presence was greatly expanded as too was the plantation-based economy. However, Americanization was also felt in the cultural sphere, through the transformation of the education system. How did American rule change the Hawaiian education system? What were the objectives of this transformation? And how did this affect the people of the islands? Dr. Michelle Morgan Michelle Morgan is an associate professor and coordinator of the BSED-history program at Missouri State University.  She completed her PhD in American History with a minor in Educational Policy Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Her teaching and research focus on the history of American education, the American West, and American empire. Her work explores the roles schools have played in competing definitions of “American” in newly acquired territories, emphasizing the participation of teachers as cultural agents and the ways in which gender and identity shape teachers' roles in classrooms and communities.    Thank you, guys, again for taking the time to check this out. We appreciate each and every one of you. If you have the means, and you feel so inclined, BECOME A PATRON! We're creating patron only programing, you'll get bonus content from many of the episodes, and you get MERCH!   Become a patron now https://www.patreon.com/join/BitterLakePresents?   Please also like, subscribe, and follow us on these platforms as well, (specially YouTube!)   THANKS Y'ALL   YouTube: www.youtube.com/thisisrevolutionpodcast   Twitch: www.twitch.tv/thisisrevolutionpodcast www.twitch.tv/leftflankvets   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Thisisrevolutionpodcast/   Twitter: @TIRShowOakland Instagram: @thisisrevolutionoakland   The Dispatch on Zero Books (video essay series): https://youtu.be/nSTpCvIoRgw   Medium: https://jasonmyles.medium.com/i-was-a-teenage-anarchist...   Pascal Robert's Black Agenda Report: https://www.blackagendareport.com/author/PascalRobert   Get THIS IS REVOLUTION Merch here: www.thisisrevolutionpodcast.com   Get the music from the show here: https://bitterlakeoakland.bandcamp.com/.../coronavirus...

The Democrats have folded. Biden has BSed us. The Republicans are what we thought they were...same old sh#t. Also, download the N4RM app available on iOS and Android platforms! The Winner's Circle: thewinnerscircle.vip www.instagram.com/almostwokepodcast facebook.com/pg/almostwokepodcast twitter.com/almost_woke

Today's guest is Kevin Smith, Head of Analytics & AI at Contovista. Bsed in Zurich, Contovista enables data-driven banking with their white-label software and data analytics services to allow financial institutions to optimize their digital banking experience and gain actionable customer insights. They help to understand, engage and serve customers better based on the enrichment of financial data and machine learning which empowers organizations to increase customer retention and share of wallet. Contovista's mission is to help financial institutions transition into the digital banking age and to make banking a more delightful experience. In the episode, Kevin will discuss: Contovista’s work in digital banking, Enhancing the customer journey through automation and personalisation, The steps involved to provide Customer Insights, Intersecting AI and UI, Successful use cases of the benefits they bring to customers, The importance of training NLP and Deep Learning models, and His passion for new technology

The Real Way to Get Mentally Tough: Matt Fitzgerald   The biggest difference between elites and the rest of us is not simply talent; it’s mental resilience. Matt Fitzgerald has been studying elites his entire career and has learned what techniques the best of the best use to get there. In his new book, The Comeback Quotient, Matt talks about a philosophy called ultrarealism and how we can all apply it to add some extra oomph to our training and push to the next level.   Matt is a well-known endurance sports author, coach, and nutritionist. His many books include How Bad Do You Want It?, 80/20 Running, and The Endurance Diet. Matt’s writing has also appeared in numerous magazines, including Outside and Runner’s World, and on popular websites such as podiumrunner.com and nbcnews.com. He is a cofounder and co-head coach of 80/20 Endurance and the creator of the Diet Quality Score smartphone app. A lifelong endurance athlete, he speaks frequently at events throughout the United States and internationally.   Matt’s work has given him access to some great athletes who have shared their secrets about what it takes to truly become the best in the world, and it’s not just about raw talent or genetics; it’s about the mind. It’s about leveraging science and psychology and philosophy into mental toughness. In The Comeback Quotient, Matt combines those elements that he’s compiled from the best in sport to deliver actionable advice and techniques that any athlete can use to improve.    If you haven’t heard of David Goggins, look him up. He overcame an abusive upbringing to transform himself into a Navy Seal, Air Force Ranger, and competitive ultramarathoner, and he is undeniably one of the toughest minds out there. He’s just one example from Matt’s book that he and Coach Claire discuss as they talk about the qualities that athletes like David have that we can all develop in ourselves.   Matt’s new book The Comeback Quotient comes out in December 2020, and if you are as interested in training your mind to be as fit as your body, make sure you get a copy!        Questions Matt is asked:   6:15 You've written several books on endurance fitness that also seem to have a healthy dose of psychology woven in.  What is it about the mental side of the sport that interests you so much?   7:49 I have two little kids, and when they run, they run as fast as they can and then completely poop out. They have no sense of pacing or anything like that, so obviously that’s something that we have to learn.   8:30 Your new book that’s coming out is called The Comeback Quotient.  Can you give us a summary of what it's about and why you wanted to write it?   9:56 One thing that you talked a lot about in your book was a philosophy called ultra-realism.  Can you explain what that is and why it's important not just for athletes, but for life?   12:24 It sounds so simple when you say, “Just make the best out of it.” How simple is that? But why is it so hard?   14:16 If our brain is so good at predicting, then what do we do when we haven’t thought out a way to get around the obstacle?   16:50 How do you override everything your brain is telling you when you’re in pain?   18:51 You did have a few examples in your book of people who like David Goggins and the Slovenian skier who won Olympic bronze after she had punctured a lung and broken a bunch of ribs. I don't want to be that mentally tough!!! That just sounds pretty stupid some of these things though. Where’s that line?   20:39 Besides just reading your book, how can athletes actively practice mental fitness?  It's pretty simple to learn how to physically run your best, but how do you mentally train? Any advice with that?   23:59 You definitely have some stories in the book about people freaking out and things not going so well.   26:37 You basically said to some of the athletes that you’ve coached to stop BSing themselves, and sometimes that’s some realism that’s hard to hear too.   28:13 One thing I definitely have done in a race myself is BSed myself in a positive way and told myself, “It doesn’t hurt. It’s fine. Nothing is wrong here. You can keep going,” when that’s not really the way I feel at all. So I don’t know how that falls into it. I feel like I’m lying to myself in a positive way, if that makes sense.   31:02 Another thing that struck me is a lot of sort of… I don’t know if we call this a self-help book, but a lot of books that are trying to get into the psychology of performance, they only talk about the really positive things. This is called The Comeback Quotient. We’re expecting to read a whole bunch of comeback stories and have everybody get the gold medal at the end, but you included several people who didn’t come back “successfully,” and I’d love to hear about why you chose to do that?   34:02 I think there’s a lot of people, especially new runners, seem to struggle with accepting things that don’t go as expected. Would you say that?   36:37 Another part of the book was your personal journey to train for a triathlon using the mental training techniques that you learned from the ultra-realists.  Without giving too much away, what were some of the lessons that you applied for yourself?   39:54 One thing I thought about when reading your race report is it’s very common for people to set goals. So you’ve got your A goal, shoot-the-moon goal, B goal, C goal, but most people aren’t really happy with that C goal. I think that maybe being actually happy with your C goal is like a mental trick that you can do because you didn’t get your A goal in your triathlon, right? And you’re still super, super happy. And how is that possible? How are you not upset that you didn’t get your A goal?   41:44 When does the book come out and what's next for you? Questions I ask everyone:   43:22 If you could go back and talk to yourself when you started running, what advice would you give?   44:09 What is the greatest gift running has given you?   45:12 Where can listeners and charities connect with you?   Quotes by Matt:   “I’m still running at 49 and I just believe that the most obtrusive barriers in endurance sports are the mental barriers.”   “The people who are able to make the very best of the very worst situations in endurance sports, they do so through a process of just facing reality.”   “Whether or not you’re already the most resilient person in the world, if you simply just copy what the ultra-realists are doing, you will start to develop those qualities.”   “You’re not dependent on reality, kind of the stars aligning. It just doesn’t matter. You can succeed in any situation simply by making the best of it even if the end result is not what you originally wanted.”   “It is about the process. Ultimately, when it comes down to it, like you have one race day for every 100 training days or whatever, so those training days you should be enjoying.” Take a Listen on Your Next Run Want more awesome interviews and advice? Subscribe to our iTunes channel Mentioned in this podcast:   MattFitzgerald.org Runners Connect Winner's Circle Facebook Community RunnersConnect Facebook page claire@runnersconnect.net https://www.precisionhydration.com/ Follow Matt on:   Facebook Twitter We really hope you’ve enjoyed this episode of Run to the Top. The best way you can show your support of the show is to share this podcast with your family and friends and share it on your Facebook, Twitter, or any other social media channel you use. The more people who know about the podcast and download the episodes, the more I can reach out to and get top running influencers, to bring them on and share their advice, which hopefully makes the show even more enjoyable for you!  

John Morris and Brooke Bednarz host a special edition Veteran's Day show honoring Baylor's Congressional Medal of Honor recipients John Kane (BA '28) and Jack Lummus  (BSED '41).  

We are happy to have Sharon Fisher, the CEO and Founder of the company, Play With A Purpose, joining us on the show today! Sharon has been playing with a purpose for the last thirty years, and she has been doing it with the clear objective of helping organizations integrate fun into their learning processes. In today's episode, Sharon discusses the difference between engagement and content. You will learn that you do not have to choose either one or the other because you need both, so Sharon explains how to blend engagement and content. She also talks about engaging virtually in our current day and age.  Sharon Fisher's Bio Enthusiastic. Relevant. Creative. Sharon Fisher is the CEO & Chief IdeaSparker of Play with a Purpose, an experiential strategy firm devoted to sparking more innovative, participatory, connected, and fun learning events. They custom design play-based experiences to help organizations solve challenges innovatively and compellingly.   A passionate advocate for the power of PLAY in business, Sharon and her team create interactions that make a point, generate ideas, facilitate learning, create connections, inspire change, and make people laugh. Whether your event is virtual or live (or one of the many combos in between) you can show courageous leadership by infusing more play.    Sharon's crazy obsession with play started in college. When all her friends were getting “real degrees”, she chose to major in “whistleblowing” as her father called her BSED degree in Recreation. Since then, she's created with clients including Disney Imagineering & Disney Publishing, Chevrolet, Camp Jeep, BBDO, Novartis, American Express, Frito Lay, CarMax, IBM, McDonald's, and the North Carolina Sweet Potato Commission. The winner of numerous awards, her most prized includes being named one of Orlando's Best Places to Work and setting two Guinness World Records.   Her highly energetic & interactive workshop-style consistently delights audiences and makes learning fun.   People thought she was crazy When Sharon told her friends she was going to start a business that was all about play, they told her she was crazy, and she would never make it because there was neither enough business out there nor enough people who would be willing to pay her to do that.  Unfazed Sharon was unfazed. She decided to take a chance anyway to see what would happen. An inspiring quote Sharon truly loves what she does! For all her life, a quote from the author, James Michener, has inspired her. “The master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor, and his leisure, his mind and his body, his information, and his recreation. He hardly knows which is which. He simply pursues his vision of excellence at whatever he does, leaving others to decide whether he is working or playing. To him, he is always doing both.” James A. Michener When you love what you do Sharon explains that when you love doing something, you are willing to devote the time, energy, and effort that it takes to learn more and to keep on building it. You also invest the curiosity that is needed to keep inventing and to stay ahead and stay practical in the game. A melding of work and play in your life Sharon explains that when you are doing something that you truly love, you never turn off because everything always flows, and you are always alert to the opportunities in work to laugh, have fun, and bring joy to what you are doing. And in play, you have the chance to get inspired for new things to do at work.  Why you should stop separating engagement and content People go to meetings to learn, to meet other people, and to engage and network with them. At meetings, the content and learning are usually separate from the engagement, and Sharon has never understood why engagement and content get seen as two distinctly different things. She believes that they should get blended, and people should figure out ways to put more engagement into the learning pieces for a better outcome and better results. Skill sets and passion The passion and skill set of an awesome logistics person differs from that of a designer or a strategist. The perfect design It makes no sense to Sharon to focus only on logistics in a meeting without considering the content, the purpose, the strategy, and the results. The perfect design has not yet been found for organizing teams to maximize the skill sets that come from the different halves of the brain. The team The results of an event usually depend on the team leader, and how the team members are integrated and made to feel like part of the bigger picture, rather than the details. The team needs to understand the purpose, the strategy, and the vision of the meeting before thinking about how to engage people. Learn Feel Do Sharon learned to use a simple tool called Learn Feel Do, which she has adapted to suit her needs, to get everyone on the same page for setting the ground and knowing where they are going with a meeting. Re-engaging the brain People's brains need to be re-engaged every ten minutes in a physical meeting, and every four minutes in an online meeting. If that does not happen, people will tune out and they will not be able to retain much of what they have learned. A framework At Play With A Purpose, they are all about understanding what you want people to know. They use a framework to determine what kind of game, activity, or interaction will work best to help accomplish the learning that is needed. Working online Working online does not mean that you cannot be interacting together. To make things work online, however, the interaction needs to be restructured or reformatted a little. The Better News Network event The Better News Network event used to be a live event. It has now successfully transitioned to being a hybrid and virtual event. Sharon's tip for online sessions Online sessions do not have to be short. They need to be engaging to be good. Links and resources: Sharon's website Sharon's email is sharon@playwithapurpose.com  Play With a Purpose on LinkedIn Play With a Purpose on Facebook Connect with Eric On LinkedIn On Facebook On Instagram On Website

In this episode, my friend Brittany shares her story with us about her 3 miscarriages. In the second-half of the episode, I answer some of your common questions about miscarriages and loss.  Here are the questions I go over: How common is miscarriage? What are the signs/symptoms of miscarriage? How does age increase the risk of miscarriage? What exactly happens when you have a miscarriage? What are some of the treatment options? What may I see? What do I do if I am managing it at home? How soon can I conceive again? Brittany's Story: Brittany had one healthy pregnancy with 3 miscarriages and is currently 18 weeks pregnant. She wanted to talk today about miscarrying, the physical and emotional pains, and be a resource to any mom out there who is having issues with fertility.    Brittany's Bio: Dr. Brittany is a Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist in Virginia. She graduated from the University of Virginia with a BSeD and Duke University for her Doctorate in Physical Therapy. When she is not helping pregnant and postpartum women, she loves spending time  with her husband, 3 year old and little one on the way.   You can follow Brittany on social media here: Instagram: www.instagram.com/brittanyswannwilmoth

Fearless Training Roar Knowledge Podcast Episode 41: Dr. Eric Trexler Welcome back to the Fearless Training "Roar Knowledge" Podcast where we talk everything; Training, Nutrition & Lifestyle. Trust is a huge part of the coach-client relationship. I’ve spent the last decade learning the craft of fitness coaching from a variety of perspectives, from coaching myself to the professional bodybuilding stage, coaching others with a wide range of goals and skill levels, and running countless scientific studies on exercise, nutrition, and metabolism. As my client, you can trust that you’ll be receiving a comprehensive, evidence-based coaching service that merges cutting-edge science with real-world experience. About Eric - Education background BSEd, Exercise Science Education, The Ohio State University MA, Exercise and Sport Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill PhD, Human Movement Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill I have published over 30 scientific studies, including some of the few research studies actually conducted on competitive bodybuilders and physique athletes Real-world experience ANBF Pro Natural Bodybuilder Certifications include CSCS*D (National Strength and Conditioning Association) and CISSN (International Society of Sports Nutrition) I began coaching in 2009 and have coached a wide variety of clients, ranging from Special Olympics powerlifters to competitive football players and wrestlers What to Expect Thorough, evidence-based programming and guidance Prompt, thoughtful, and respectful communication A collaborative and supportive coach-client relationship Website: https://www.strongerbyscience.com/coaching/eric-trexler/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trexlerfitness/ Follow Along For More Here: Fearless Training United Academy : http://fearlesstrainingunited.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fearless_training_/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FearlessTraining/?ref=bookmarks Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFaAxEHPYiM2ucqUs4-z54A?view_as=subscriber Coaching/Business Inquiries: alex@fearlesstraining.org Stay Fearless!

Hi guys! Welcome back to the podcast. In this episode, I hung out with, yet, another dear friend of mine from childhood, Amanda McNabb. You guys, this chick cracks me up every friggin’ day with the content she posts and if you know me, you know that laughing is my favorite thing to do in the whole wide world. We talked about her experience with trying to find a job after Culinary School; applying anywhere and everywhere including places as far as ALASKA! We talked about sarcasm and BSed for a little while and THEN we got into the juicy stuff. We shared our stories about weight obsession, moralizing food, and throwing away our bathroom scales. If you’re not fond of the BSing and want to skip straight to the juice, it begins about 35ish minutes in. As always, I hope something lands with you today. I hope something you hear tugs on your heart strings and/or, I hope you laugh. Music by Prymary: Sean Entrikin on guitar, Chris Quirarte on drums, Smiley Sean on keyboards, Rob Young on bass, and Jaxon Duane on vocals Connect with me on Social Media! Instagram: @Beautiful_Beast_Within Facebook: Beautiful Beast Within YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4yNE6fXeDH9IsUoWfOf0pg/featured Check out my website/blog: http://www.beautifulbeastwithin.com Unveil the Beautiful Beast Within YOU!! --- 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/beautiful-beast-within/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beautiful-beast-within/support

The plan fell through, the dudes didn't show up, EVERYTHING WENT WRONG. So Kaiser and I just chilled and BSed until the rest of the dudes did show up. That's all this is, Kaiser being marginally less mysterious and a chat session where each dude shows up in their own given time.   There isn't even an intro. There isn't even and outro. Just dudes, chatting.   We even revisited some topics from our very first episode.   Contact or Follow us!   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dudesfromalteria/ Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/dudesfromalteria/   Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1462277586 iHeart - https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-dudes-from-alteria-47039149/ Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/4ss1ITc5DQukvKhG0N7xy8   Vixy's Twitch - http://www.twitch.tv/kunovix Vixy's Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3L-JUyh8JoeJdKcXtn0txQ   Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/dudesfromalteria

Sydney Jensen, a Georgia native, is a ninth-grade English teacher at Lincoln High School in the epicenter of America's heartland: Lincoln, Nebraska. Lincoln is one of the nation's top cities for refugee resettlement, and students at Lincoln High speak more than 30 languages. Jensen also serves as an instructional coach working with new and veteran teachers to provide instructional support and mentorship. In recognition of her work in the classroom and the school community, Jensen is the 2019 Nebraska Teacher of the Year. She is a passionate advocate for increased mental and emotional wellness supports for both students and the teachers who serve them. She recorded an official TED talkon the impact of secondary traumatic stress and compassion fatigue on teachers who work with students experiencing trauma. Her talk received over 700,000 views in less than a week. Jensen earned her BsED in English Education from the University of Georgia in 2013, and a Masters degree in Educational Leadership from Doane University in 2020.  During this interview, we spoke with Sydney about her recent TED talk, student content creation and digital citizenship. If you want to connect with Sydney, you can follow her on Twitter, Instagramor visit her website. You can also view her TED talk here.  

Erin Fox is originally from Murphy, North Carolina, and she received her BSED in Secondary English Education from Western Carolina University in Cullowhee, North Carolina. She earned her master’s degree in Gifted and Talented Education several years later from Converse College in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Fox was initially hired at Gaffney High School to be an English II teacher. During her seventeen years at Gaffney High she has taught Advanced Drama, Drama I, Introduction to Drama, Theatrical Movement, Academic Assistance, English I, English II, and English III. She loves the teaching opportunities that exploring literature and English Language Arts provides for her students and herself. As she works to challenge them, they challenge her as well, and she loves to infuse their work with kinesthetic/tactile lessons and artistic endeavors. Fox wants to provide students with personal ways to interact with the literature so that it speaks to their individual hearts in very real ways. She loves working with students in a variety of ways but most especially through the Fit2gether committee, the Miss Cherokeean Pageant, and the Homecoming Committee. Fox serves as the CCSD Employee Wellness Coordinator and creates and leads twice weekly workouts with faculty and staff members and their families across the district. She is married to her best friend, Danny Fox, and they have two children: a twelve-year old son, Jack, and an eight-year old daughter, Scout. Erin's Book Recommendations Born to Run: A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, and the Greatest Race the World Has Never Seen Girl, Wash Your Face: Stop Believing the Lies about Who You Are So You Can Become Who You Were Meant to Be The Badass Life: 30 Amazing Days to a Lifetime of Great Habits - Body, Mind, and Spirit If you are interested in connecting and collaborating with Erin, you can e-mail her at erin.fox@cherokee1.org --- 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/todd-scholl0/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/todd-scholl0/support

Ann Adams, Executive Director, Holistic Management International (HMI) joins us to discuss regenerative agriculture, helping family farmers and ranchers become more prosperous, improving food quality, and how we all can do our part in improving the environment. Bio: Ann has worked in the nonprofit world for over 20 years, creating and directing national programs, collaborating with over 100 non-profit and government entities to create positive impact among producers and land stewards seeking to build & maintain sustainable farms, ranches and healthy land. Her fund development work has included raising over $1 million for national whole farm planning training for beginning farmer programming. In 2015, she was awarded the Quivira Coalition’s Leadership in Conservation Award. Ann has been a Holistic Management Certified Educator since 1998 and has practiced and taught Holistic Management® in multiple capacities for 20 years. She also has facilitated classes (onsite and distance learning), taught workshops and presented at conferences. She has written countless articles, helped develop agriculture-based software for financial and grazing planning and written a training handbook, At Home with Holistic Management: Creating a Life of Meaning. Ann also taught courses at Indiana University, Wittenberg University, and Antioch College. She earned her BSED from Ohio University and her PhD from Indiana University. When she isn’t serving as our Executive Director for HMI, Ann is Chief Goatherd on her small farm in the Manzano Mountains and Captain of her Earthship (a house made out of tires with photovoltaics, composting toilet and rainwater harvesting) southeast of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Links: Website: www.holisticmanagement.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/holisticmanagement/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/hminternational YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/HolisticManagement

On this episode, I Zoom in Sonya Harris and we chat about how to start a school garden. Born and raised in Paulsboro, New Jersey, Sonya Harris is a Teacher of Special Education at the Dorothy L. Bullock Elementary School, in Glassboro, NJ. She received her BSEd in Special Education at West Chester University of Pennsylvania and is a 20+ year teaching veteran, with residence at Bullock for over 12 years, where she is now known as the “Garden Teacher” for her role in bringing an organic edible garden to the school. In the fall of 2013, Sonya gathered a group of teachers together to plan a garden at the Bullock School, which could be used as a space to teach students across the curriculum through gardening. She contacted celebrity landscaper Ahmed Hassan via social media for advice. Not only did he respond to her message a few hours later, he advised her and her Bullock Garden Team on what was needed to establish a sustainable school garden. Ahmed connected Sonya with local South Jersey landscape designer, Mike Pasquarello of Elite Landscaping in Berlin, NJ. Together, after almost a year of planning, partnerships with landscape and horticultural experts from across the country, sponsored donations and fundraising efforts, the Bullock Elementary Children's Garden became a reality the weekend of May 2-3, 2015. In October 2016, Sonya was awarded the very first “Best in New Jersey” Jersey Fresh Farm-to-School Award by the New Jersey Department of Agriculture for her drive in ensuring that the Bullock Children's Garden serves as a tool for assisting teachers in teaching children across the curriculum through garden education, provides free, fresh, organic produce to the local low-income community, where the school is located (helping to eliminate a food desert) and for partnering with several organizations and green industry leaders to ensure successful learning opportunities for the Bullock Elementary students. She also runs an after-school club for at-risk children, teaching them the value of gardening, growing your own food, caring for the earth, and using interaction with nature to reduce feelings of frustration, anger, and depression. She loves spending time gardening at home and with the children at the school garden. Sonya is also currently leading the expansion of the garden education initiative throughout the Glassboro School District and with the Borough of Glassboro to increase sustainability awareness and Green initiatives. She is currently mentoring several schools across the United States assisting them in creating school gardens, and partners with members and organizations in the Green Industry across the United States, Australia, UK, and South Africa. In 2017 Sonya established the nonprofit The Bullock Garden Project, Inc. The role of this nonprofit is to assist schools serving large populations of students who are at-risk, receiving special education services, and/or low-income and food insecurity with establishing and implementing school gardens. She has won several awards, including the most recent awards: New Jersey Agricultural Society's Learning Through Gardening 2018 Teacher of the Year, and Project Green Schools 2018 Outstanding Green Education Program Director. Please connect with Sonya on Twitter: https://twitter.com/NJGardenTeacher

It's been a few weeks since the last podcast.  Life got in the way but I look forward to returning to a more consistent upload schedule.  This episode, NYC Comic Barak Ziv (IG: @bzwork) joined me.  We had a few drinks and BSed for two hours.  He's an interesting dude and I had a good time talking to him.  Kevin Sanchez (IG: @lifewithsanchezz) also called in. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/vossenmedia Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DougVossen Twitter: https://twitter.com/DougVossen Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dougvossen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DVRTpodcast/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/dougvossen Email: doug.vossen@vossenmedia.com

NYC Comics, Matt Dittus and Aidan Siegel came by and we BSed for an hour. IG: @mattjdittus IG: @aidansiegel YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/vossenmedia Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DougVossen Twitter: https://twitter.com/DougVossen Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dougvossen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DVRTpodcast/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/dougvossen Email: doug.vossen@vossenmedia.com

Our most BS show ever released...  Instead of taking the week off, we just covered the little news availavble and BSed the rest of it.

Erin Ryan was born and raised in southern California. She has been working in clay for 10 years and received her BFA in Ceramics and BSED in Art Education from Northern Arizona University in 2015. Her work has been exhibited in numerous galleries and is also sold online. Erin is excited and inspired to be making work, as she grows her career in the ceramic arts. Currently, Erin is an MFA candidate at Indiana University.

A common complaint in Hollywood there are no more original ideas. Hear how a billionaire Pentecostal came up with an unconventional new soap opera based on the Bible. Listen now.