Podcasts about caelin

There's a slight, but unlikely chance you haven't been turned-on yet to the Austin country trio Next of Kin, but you're certainly familiar with the work of its members: Lili Hickman, Madison Baker, and Caelin. As impressive as these three are in their own right, together they are transcendent. It's not just the gut-stirring, deeply […] The post Next of Kin: “Mean Streak” appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.

In this special episode of The New2Jesus Podcast I interview my friend, Caelin Walker. Caelin is on staff at Treasure Mountain Bible Camp in Marble, CO. In this episode, he shares with me how God transformed his life from being a backslidden Christian, to now having a vibrant walk with Christ!---- Treasure Mountain Bible Camp: https://www.treasuremountainbiblecamp.org/Youtube:  @TMBCMarbleCO  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tmbcmarble/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TreasureMountainBibleCamp/---- Treasure Mountain Revival:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tmrevival/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tmrevival/This video will help you to make sure of your salvation: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CyyEijtr-Eg/?igsh=MW04bWR3eG00ZzZrNA==Why you can't lose your salvation: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Coe41aBsb-N/?igsh=NW5ub3B4M2V6eTlu

Have you ever wanted to know more about the Youth Leadership Board and its members? Well you're in luck!! Join podcast host, Ira Washington, as he interviews Caelin Foley, one of the Youth Leadership Board members. Who will be next??? -- For more info on GripTape visit this link: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.griptape.org/

Alt-country trio Next Of Kin is a new project out of Austin that is bringing cult country back to the local music scene with the premiere of their first-ever single, ‘Jekyll & Hyde’, coming out on streaming platforms today, September 27th. The trio of Caelin, Lili Hickman (of Flora and Fawna), and Madison Baker has […] The post Next of Kin: “Jekyll & Hyde” appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.

PODcakes | Episode 17 | The Crash Debrief On Thursday, May 30, 2024, at approximately 09:23, on Oregon State Highway 78 near Mile Post 26, Papa Cakes and I were involved in a motorcycle crash that was by far the most violent experience of my life totaling both of our bikes. Overwhelmed by the tremendous support and numerous messages, I've found it challenging to keep up with all the responses. So, Critter, Papa Cakes, Shawn, and I gathered to share our perspectives on the accident and the aftermath that followed. We learned a great deal about the subsequent events, and I realized that my condition was more serious than I had initially thought. Critter and Shawn have been remarkable, offering assistance and care throughout the event and in the subsequent weeks. What I anticipated was a brief 30-45 minute PODcakes episode extended into 2 hours and 20 minutes. The details, stories, and facts that emerged were too significant to cut short. I am immensely grateful that we are all here today to discuss this unfortunate event. WARNING: This episode talks about a motorcycle accident in detail. This episode also contains foul language that may be unsuitable for a younger audience. Viewer discretion is advised. __________________________________________________ Donate to Caelin here: https://gofund.me/4a42e1ba Follow  @Crittermoto  on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook. Follow Shawn at AdvOregon on Instagram. A special thank you to everyone at KLIM for the care they took with Papa Cake and his gear. https://www.klim.com __________________________________________________ Please consider supporting this channel by becoming a Patreon Member today! www.patreon.com/motorcyclesandpancakes __________________________________________________ Follow us on Instagram at: motorcyclesandpancakes Email your guest suggestions to: thePODcakes@gmail.com __________________________________________________ Supporting Men's Mental Health: PODcakes & Motorcycles and Pancakes Men, remember that YOU ARE NOT ALONE! The fragility of men's mental health can lead to rapid and profound struggles. If you find yourself grappling with depression or suicidal thoughts, reaching out for help is not a sign of weakness; it is a profound display of strength. Your life is invaluable, and you hold significant meaning for those who care deeply about you. Remember, you matter, and there is support available. If you are in crisis, please call 988 for the suicide prevention hotline inside the United States OR dial 911 www.headsupguys.org www.betterhelp.com "Suicide does not end the pain. It just spreads it to your loved ones." Jimmy Carr __________________________________________________ PODcakes and Motorcycles and Pancakes are not affiliated with HeadsUpGuys or BetterHelp. __________________________________________________ All PODcakes and Motorcycles and Pancakes are a Moto-Cakes Media Production. All Rights Reserved 2024

In the frozen expanse of time, Caelin must choose to make a deal to help get away from the exploding world. System used: Traveller 2e, 2022 Update Music: Karl Casey@White Bat Audio

Interview by Kris PetersOne of the lesser known wonders of the travelling Knotfest music extravaganza is the Knotfest Museum.An extension of the music program, the Knotfest Museum is more than a distraction tacked on as an afterthought. Much more.Everything on display is 100% genuine Slipknot, with the band members offering up personal items to be showcased as well as perfectly curated extras from Slipknot Museum Global Manager Caelin Meredith.In collaboration with the band, Meredith oversees the entire production and assembling of the museum, from shipping the contents out to Australia to attending at Knotfest to make each experience as personal as possible.This year sees the Slipknot Museum celebrate next year's 25th anniversary of Slipknot, with added features such as a dedicated album display, playable instruments and much more.Meredith joined HEAVY this morning to explore the many wonders of the Slipknot Museum."Basically, for Knotfest I bring the museum, and it's the band's representation at the festival," she began. "This year we're bringing a 25-year retrospective, so we're starting from Iowa in 1999, and you will basically walk the album cycles from their beginning to now. And we've pulled key pieces that represent each of the albums, so whether it's wardrobe, or whether it's musical instruments… the fans will also have the opportunity to play some of the instruments. So Mick's guitar, Jim's guitar, V-Man's bass and all the settings are on the quad quartex to their specifications, so as you're playing you're gonna hear it how V-Man plays it. We're bringing some rad art from Clown and some secret surprises, so it's for the Slipknot fan, but it's also for the Knotfest fan. It's to celebrate their 25-year anniversary, so it's a really big deal, and I'm excited to bring it back to Australia."In the full interview, Caelin talks more about the Knotfest Museum, what to expect, more of the wonders contained within, some of the rarities, the interactive aspects, Slipknot's 25th anniversary and more.

Love at first sight has ignited countless fairy tales, both modern and classic. But as common as those instantaneous head-over-heels plunges are in day-to-day life, statistically speaking, “happy endings” are a lot less likely. And breakups sure do suck…but that’s why breakup songs go so hard, regardless of your relationship status. This is where we […] The post Caelin: “Will I Ever Love Again” appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.

Caelin Kompass is an American entrepreneur, authority on personal transformation, peak-performance and mindset coach, speaker, author and all-around obsessed individual. He founded FREEDOM 2.0 to help men get unstuck, achieve their true potential, and become better versions of themselves. Caelin's new book is F*ck Mediocrity – check it out and learn from this coach. In this episode, Brad and Caelin discuss how to get unstuck and why mediocrity can't be an option for success. Bombs: You get what you tolerate The commitments you keep matter We need men who stand up and decide what is important to them   Follow Caelin @caelin.kompass  Learn more about what Caelin does at https://caelinkompass.com  Watch the full video episode on Brad's Rumble here: https://rumble.com/c/c-2544182  Watch the full video episode on Brad's Youtube Here: https://bradlea.tv       

The crew has some quality time in jump space before picking up Aster's purchases before someone from Caelin's past comes blazing back into his life. System Used: Mongoose Traveller 2e, 2022 Update. Music by White Bat Audio.

There were many changes afoot when singer/songwriter Caelin moved to Austin in 2015 from the Bay Area. Though she didn’t immediately immerse herself in her musical career or the local scene, she took to heart the encouragement given to her by Jimmy LaFave. Though he passed away before they could work together, Caelin never forgot […]

"I healed my digestive issues, low-testosterone, mental instability, high blood pressure, and general over all feelings of not being optimal." - Caelin This episode is hosted by MeatRx coach Brooke. Find her at https://meatrx.com/product/brooke-erdman/ Donate to the Carnivore Diet Clinical Trial: https://gofundme.com/f/carnivore-research

Struggling to get clients to communicate their issues with copy? Not sure what they mean when they say that copy is “too negative”? Caelin has been there, and they talk to Say about why it’s so crucial to have your copywriters engaged in the entire project process. Finding the exact right words when you can’t quite articulate what you do is Caelin’s speciality. They have a knack for seeing you, your customers, and the intersection where that perfect, precise, and compelling message lives.  Caelin’s been writing since they were 10 years old when their cousin told them they had “no imagination”. After spending 8 years in sales, they found copywriting in 2015 and haven’t looked back — because the only thing better than writing a story that moves someone to tears is writing a piece of copy that moves them to buy. When they’re not at work, you can find Caelin reading up on the epigenetics of trauma, yelling at their Tarot deck, and desperately trying to keep their houseplants alive (even the fake ones!). In this episode, Caelin dives into how negative is too negative when writing copy. They chat with Say about how to speak to the emotional challenges and barriers of clients without alienating them – and why active listening is so important to that process. Tune in to learn how to: Understand where your client is at in their user state of awareness Use copy to encourage your audience to make an informed decision for themselves  Help clients assess their content more effectively  Connect with Caelin at anansicontent.com.

Our newest strategist dives into the pros and cons of coercive marketing, how copywriting is basically narrative writing, and the final piece of marketing that MOST clients don’t think about. Finding the exact right words when you can’t quite articulate what you do is Caelin’s speciality. They have a knack for seeing you, your customers, and the intersection where that perfect, precise, and compelling message lives.  Caelin’s been writing since they were 10 years old when their cousin told them they had “no imagination”. After spending 8 years in sales, they found copywriting in 2015 and haven’t looked back — because the only thing better than writing a story that moves someone to tears is writing a piece of copy that moves them to buy. When they’re not at work, you can find Caelin reading up on the epigenetics of trauma, yelling at their Tarot deck, and desperately trying to keep their houseplants alive. (Even the fake ones!) In this episode, Caelin dives into why the mainstream marketing approach and narrative/models don’t work anymore and why you need to work with an expert. They also share a process to reduce cognitive overload and give examples to notice when you’re overwhelmed and exhausted – before it leads to compromised decision-making.  Tune in to learn how to: Be mindful of how you process information to reduce cognitive overload Tell if your clients are experiencing cognitive overwhelm (and set boundaries to prevent it!) Create win-win relationships as part of how you do marketing Want to follow along with our episode transcript? Click here!  Books referenced in this episode: Story Genius: How to Use Brain Science to Go Beyond Outlining and Write a Riveting Novel (Before You Waste Three Years Writing 327 Pages That Go Nowhere) by Lisa Cron The Emotional Craft of Fiction: How to Write with Emotional Power, Develop Achingly Real Characters, Move Your Readers, and Create Riveting Moral Stakes by Donald Maass

Caelin Aerin is a writer, editor, coach and non-binary ex-copywriter with story in their blood & astrological chart. Caelin knows that writing isn't easy for everyone and when your basic necessities of life depend on it, it's that much harder to do. In this episode, Caelin breaks down why (air quotes) finding your voice can be difficult if you're a marginalized member of society, why most bro/boss babe tactics don't work and how owning your own business is so much more than getting a website up or making a logo. Learn more about Caelin's work here. The final episodes of Brokenhearted start on Monday, December 7! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brokenhearted/message

Our former music student Caelin shares her musical journey of becoming an artist. Originally from San Jose, California, Caelin is going to college in Austin, Texas, while developing her music career.In this episode, we explore:-the worst song she ever wrote-setting meaningful music goals-story of her experience playing at the legendary Nashville music venue-and how to become an artistCaelin has released music independently and is continually striving to grow as an artist and learn the business of music.Musicians Mobile Show is about lessons learned on the journey of developing as a musician. It features music tips and stories to inspire the next generation of music students to reach their potential.

Tune in as we chat with CAELIN (@caelin_music), an angelic voice gracing the city of Austin with her music. We talk about how music has shaped her life, her connection to the ocean and her hometown of San Jose, Calif., her evolution as an artist so far, her recent releases Serenity and Your Love and more. You don't wanna miss this SYCK convo! Listen to CAELIN: Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/5WYEey9Wu39P9FyDPd74Jw?si=stRPH6ceSYihLYrmj7ZLSg&nd=1 Apple Music - https://music.apple.com/us/artist/caelin/1482678921 YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2XYPHuAvA1PTkGaV4V2J-A Follow us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/syckbeachh/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/syckbeachh Our Host: https://www.instagram.com/_chef_boyarbre_/

Tonight on the Podcast:Caelin Graber and Mark Abare - founders of The Hearing Room.Listen in! hearingroom.net/the-woodshed-podcast.Caelin is what I would call, a certified creative person. She loves art, creating art, music, writing, poetry, community, and is a champion of the environment. She is an educator, a nurse, musician, songwriter, and a person that is always looking for beauty in its raw form.The Hearing Room is the seed she planted in the community. She took a leap of faith to launch a venue that has a diverse open-ended array of creative possibilities.As for myself, when Caelin was cultivating the idea of opening an art & performance center, I was floored by the vision she had, and how determined she was of how to make it a reality. We worked on the idea over all meals, while we both at our “real” jobs, and even while we were out playing music, talking with folks…whatever. To create a unique space such as ours, requires a dedication and commitment that – unless you've done it, you have no idea.We would be driving to cities and scouting locations, asking people where “hot spots” are, and always have our radar up for leads. The internet gave us some great tools to be able to find available space, street maps so we could virtually scout neighborhoods, and by chance, while driving to a patient's house in Lowell (she was doing community nursing), she found what would become the home of The Hearing Room at 119 Chelmsford Street.The Hearing Room opened about two years ago with the mission of providing a space for creativity in all of its forms. It was founded and financed by local artists and musicians for local artists and musicians. Its conception is rooted in the fundamental principle that creativity is one of the most distinguishing features of humans; that it resides in everyone and there is never enough of it around. We are a grassroots effort and we seek to grow organically in response to the needs of the community.

In this weeks episode, we talk about the 2018 movie Love, Simon. Caelin also spoils the entire plot of the book They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera.

This interview is part of a special series of the Teaching Canada's History podcast where we spoke with the finalists for the 2019 Governor General's History Award for Excellence in Teaching. We would like to thank voicEd Radio for their support in producing this podcast. VoicEd Radio is a 24/7 Internet-based Radio Station dedicated to both broadening and deepening the conversations we have about education. You can find out more about voicEd Radio at voiced.ca. Kayla Dallyn and Genevieve Soler worked with Stoney Nakoda Elders in their community to help students trace their family lineage. After creating family trees, students identified “heroes” among the members of their family. Students sculpted a bust of their “hero” that was then displayed publicly in a pop-up exhibit for National Indigenous Peoples Day. Students in Dwayne Jeffery’s class worked with the six historical thinking concepts over the course of the entire school year. Through multiple activities, students gained the tools necessary to create a final museum exhibit project and presented it to the community. The project “Treaties: Spirit, Intent and Broken Promises”, created by Caelin Webber, included multiple activities involving poetry, theatre, and primary source analysis. For their final project, Caelin Webber’s students created infographics connecting modern issues to historic treaty precedents. To learn more about the Governor General's History Awards or to nominate a teacher in your community, visit CanadasHistory.ca/Awards.

We could just call this episode “Caelin gushes about Michael Sheen for 50 minutes.”

Ceramicist Caelin McDaniel talks on May 14, 2019 about the pottery she makes at her home studio in Erie. McDaniel, 36, who is a graduate of the ceramics program at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, makes functional and decorative pottery and sells it online and at local arts and craft fairs. Audio by CHRISTOPHER MILLETTE/Erie Times-News

In this week’s episode of the podcast, we talk about Brie Larson’s netflix movie Unicorn Store. It made Caelin cry.

A special guest joins a very sick Caelin in the “studio” to discuss which of Rory Gilmore’s boyfriends is the least awful.

Caelin Roodt is a photographer who has recently become a Visual Arts student in her 30s, on top of being a single mom and having a 9-5. Caelin is someone I've respected and admired for a long time, both for her hustle and her views on the world. She's consistently called me out on my bullshit, and for that, I am grateful. She also takes remarkable photos, and for that, I'm even more grateful. In this podcast, we find out how she started her photojournalism career with the Times of London, we get into the struggles of freelance vs the security of a 9-5, and we discuss how to juggle a career, studying, and motherhood. We also get into the politics of life in South Africa a lot, even though I was mostly looking to chat photography in this one, but as you'll learn on this cast, photography IS political to Caelin. It's a deep one. https://almostperfect.co.za/ep-23-caelin-roodt/

In this episode, we cover the true crime movie Bernie. Listen as Caelin attempts to cobble together half remembered Ann Rule novels into a comprehensive knowledge of the law.

Today we cover a movie that Caelin has been obsessed with for year, Dark Harbor. There are just so many questions about this 1998 thriller.

This week, Caelin’s husband joins her on the couch to talk about one of the best high school sitcoms of the nineties, Boy Meets World.

Why not start with a little giggle!! Great explanation of the difference between Yoga Therapy and yoga practice. These ladies know their stuff, have a listen, great show!!

Something a little different this week. Caelin and an old friend get together to talk about the first three episodes of Sabrina The Teenage Witch. Pretty much exactly what the title says.

We said we would do it so we did it. In this minisode, Brandon reads Caelin’s old Glee fanfiction out loud for everyone’s horror and amusement. The original post on livejournal had a warning for violence, homophobia, and suicide. So, I guess… Have fun!

Quote from the Episode: “Our problem as humans is that we work really hard to simplify our understanding of nature and sometimes, that desire to make things simple, comes at the cost of seeing things as they truly are.” – Caelin White The Highlights: Humans adopt varying mating strategies depending on environmental conditions and individual internal […] The post 4| The Evolutionary Psychology of Modern Day Mating Practices w/ Caelin White appeared first on Men's Dating Mastery.

Annie, Caelin, and Arianna explain how to apply systems of equations to motion problems.