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El Último Peldaño (30/05/2025) MISTERIOS DE LA HISTORIA E HISTORIA DEL MISTERIO Emisión especial en directo, con asistencia de público, desde el Teatro "Geli Albaladejo" de San Pedro del Pinatar. Con motivo del III CONGRESO NACIONAL DE HISTORIA Y MISTERIO, con la participación como invitados de los ponentes que intervinieron en el evento. Contamos con la participación del psiquiatra forense Dr. José Cabrera, el periodista y escritor Gonzalo Pérez Sarró, el neuropsicólogo Ignacio Martin Cuadrado, el también periodista y escritor Javier Pérez Campos, el experto en tecnología Luis Uriarte y la participación especial de la Dra. Ana María Vázquez Hoys, profesora de Historia Antigua. Nos acompañaron también el Presidente de la SIB Betelgeuse Francisco Barrera Hernández y el médico y músico Hiro Saulong. El programa comenzó con la intervención de la Concejal de Cultura del Ayuntamiento de San Pedro del Pinatar, Carmen María López, el director del Museo Barón de Benifayó, Marcos David Gracia y nuestra compañera Marta Ferrero, Jefa de Programas de Onda Regional de Murcia. Dirección y presentación: Joaquín Abenza. Producción y documentación: María José Garnández. Blog del programa: http://www.elultimopeldano.blogspot.com.es/ Programas emitidos en 7 TV: https://www.la7tv.es/blog/section/el-ultimo-peldano/ WhatsApp +34 644 823 513 Programa emitido en Onda Regional de Murcia

It all happened in qualifying at Monaco - the more so because the new two-pit-stop rule for 2025 also nullified the drivers' ability to manage (or not) the Pirelli tyres. Thus it was a jubilant Lando Norris who won his first Monaco GP, ahead of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, Lando's team-mate, Oscar Piastri and Red Bull-Honda's Max Verstappen. Sir Lewis Hamilton, who had incurred a three-place grid penalty for impeding, was a distant fifth for Ferrari, ahead of the excellent Racing Bulls-Honda of Isack Hadjar.  Join Peter as the action begins on FridayWith thanks to Jetcraft, the world's largest buyer and seller of executive jets:https://jetcraft.comTo OEM Exclusive, the passionate suppliers of OEM upgrades for exotic and high-performance vehiclesTo TrackNinja, a lap-timer and data app designed to help users improve their on-track car and driver performance through analysis and an innovative Data Garage. A lite version is free; the loaded edition is US$9.99 pcm or $99.99 yearlyhttps://trackninja.appAnd to REC Watches, whose timepieces are infused with DNA and actual material from famous racing cars like the 1986 Lotus 98T-Renault turbo (chassis 04)When ordering your REC watch, mention "Peter" to claim your 10 per cent discount.https://recwatches.comMusic: "Caipirinha in Hawaii" - Carmen María and Edu Espinal; and "Parisian Café" - Aaron KennyAlpinestars:https://alpinestars.comOscar Razor: Australia's highly-rated, 5-blade razors for men and women https://oscarrazor.com.au.  Check out the language options on all our YouTube videos: go to settings and select your preferred audio trackFollow Peter @peterdwindsorWe support the Race Against Dementia:https://raceagainstdementia.comAnd the Alora dog rescue shelter in Malaga, Spainhttps://aloradogrescue.com#standwithukraine - now, more than everAnd #Canada!Nick: you're with us alwaysSupport the showVisit: https://youtube.com/peterwindsor for F1 videos past, present and future

Esta mañana se presentaban las jornadas ‘Camino de la Cruz', que buscan transmitir a nuevos públicos el interés por las rutas de peregrinación con Caravaca como meta. Tres peregrinos reconocidos por su impacto en medios y redes sociales contarán sus vivencias en una mesa redonda el 10 de junio, en el centro cultural Las Claras en Murcia. Carmen María Conesa, consejera de Turismo, ha presentado a los ponentes de esta edición.Por su parte, José Santiago Villa, concejal de Turismo del Ayuntamiento de Caravaca, ha puesto en valor el recorrido que han tenido estas jornadas a lo largo de su corta historia. Estas jornadas, ilustradas por un cartel de Eloy González, se prolongarán en noviembre con un nuevo encuentro, esta vez con representantes institucionales de los municipios por los que cruza el Camino.

La titular de Turismo sigue defendiendo la idea de que "hay que disfrutar de la Región de Murcia todo el año", y está convencida de que si "el 2024 fue un año récord, 2025 va a ser mejor". La consejera ha hecho hincapié en la apuesta por la promoción del cicloturismo, y también ha recordado el valor de deportistas (como el propio Alejandro Valcerde), actores o chefs como embajadores internacionales de la Región.La promoción del turismo rural regional incluso en verano, la inminente campaña de estío que pronto se conocerá, según avanzaba Carmen María Conesa, o el Pacto por el Turismo, que aspira a rubricar tambiénen un futuro próximo han sido otros de los aspectos abordados en la entrevista con la titular de Turismo en la Región de Murcia.

En este octavo programa de la segunda temporada hablamos en profundidad de retellings, pero en clave de terror. También hacemos un repaso a lo que ha pasado con NaNoWriMo y su amenaza de cierre, además de comentar los finalistas de los premios Hugo y recordaros que estáis a tiempo de haceros con historias de Hela, antes de su cierre. Tripulantes: Presenta Laura Morán, con Claudia y Yaiza. Retellings mencionados: Lo que mueve a los muertos, de T. Kingfisher. The Weight of Blood by Tiffany D. Jackson. My Dear Henry by Kalynn Bayron (traducido al español). The Girl From the Well by Rin Chupeco. Ten by Gretchen McNeil (traducido al español). La novia roja, de Marina Tena. La cámara sangrienta de Angela Carter. Red as Blood de Tanith Lee. “Cerbo un Vitra ujo”, de Mary Robinette Kowal (Cuentos para Algernon vol. 1). A Sorceress comes to call, de Kingfisher. Un cuento oscuro de Naomi Novik. Peter Fand, de Penélope Fernandez. “El punto del marido”, de Carmen María Machado (Su cuerpo y otras fiestas). Sed, Cristina B. Morales

Carmen Marín trabaja en la Agencia Tributaria de la Región de Murcia, un factor particularmente pertinente, por cuanto viene a hablarnos de las deducciones autonómicas a las que podemos acogernos.

Carmen María Conesa, Consejera de Cultura, Turismo, deportes y Juventud se encuentra en Málaga en el desarrollo del festival de cine, donde la Región de Mrucia es la comunidad invitada y ha sido galardonda con la 'Biznaga de platas' en homenaje a su 'creciente industria filmica' . Carmen Conesa ha recordado en esta entrevista en el programa 'Plaza Pública' que el año pasado se realizaron 6 largometrajes y 12 documentales en la región, y confía en poder duplicar el número de rodajes este 2025. La Consejera de Cultura considera que la región de Murcia reúne unas condiciones excepcionales de paisajes, cercanía y luz que la convierten en un gran plató

El último peldaño (28/02/2025) LA TUMBA PERDIDA DE TUTMOSIS II: ¿EL DESCUBRIMIENTO DEL SIGLO? Bajo el subsuelo de Valle de los Reyes, cerca de Luxor, en Egipto, los arqueólogos han encontrado lo que podría ser el descubrimiento del siglo, algo comparable al hallazgo en 1922 de la tumba de Tutankamón, la última morada del faraón Tutmosis II, algo que puede marcar un hito en la egiptología, proporcionando valiosa información sobre prácticas funerarias y cultura en tiempos de la XVIII dinastía de faraones, bajo la influencia de la enigmática reina Hatshepsut. Vamos a conocer las claves de este descubrimiento con el egiptólogo, escritor, divulgador y director del programa “SER HISTORIA”, Nacho Ares. INVESTIGACIÓN: EL MISTERIO DE LA MUJER DE ISDAL El 29 de noviembre de 1970, una familia de excursionistas paseaba por las inmediaciones de Isdalen, cerca de Bergen (Noruega); una zona que también se le conoce como “El Valle de la Muerte”, ya que cuenta con una larga historia de suicidios durante la Edad Media y en la actualidad por la gran cantidad de accidentes ocurridos. De repente se encontraron con el cuerpo semicalcinado de una mujer joven. Así arranca una historia de misterio, espionaje y crónica negra que se conoce con el nombre de “La Mujer de Isdal” y que llevamos siguiendo en nuestro programa desde 2018. Nuestro colaborador Enrique Lucas ha continuado con sus investigaciones sobre el caso. Esta noche nos va a contar sus últimos avances. PRESENTACIÓN DEL III CONGRESO NACIONAL DE HISTORIA Y MISTERIO EN EL MUSEO BARÓN DE BENIFAYÓ Ha tenido lugar la presentación oficial del III Congreso Nacional de Historia y Misterio de San Pedro del Pinatar, en el Museo Barón de Benifayó. El acto fue presidido por la Concejal de Cultura de dicha ciudad, Carmen María López. Os traemos la información del evento que va a reunir los días 30 y 31 de mayo, y 1 de junio, a grandes ponentes: Dr. José Cabrera, Dra. Ana M. Vázquez Hoys, Gonzalo Pérez Sarró, Ignacio Martín Cuadrado, Javier Pérez Campos, Luis De Uriarte y Joaquín Abenza. El evento comenzará con la emisión en directo, con público, de “El último peldaño” de Onda Regional de Murcia. En las diferentes ponencias y mesa redonda se abordarán temas relacionados con la historia y el misterio así como “misterios de la historia”. Programa emitido en Onda Regional de Murcia Dirección y presentación: Joaquín Abenza. Producción y documentación: María José Garnández. Blog del programa: http://www.elultimopeldano.blogspot.com.es/ WhatsApp +34 644 823 513

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El último peldaño (21/02/2025) EL PANTEÓN DE LOS DIOSES ESLAVOS La mitología de los dioses eslavos es un fascinante conjunto de creencias y relatos que explican el origen del mundo y los fenómenos naturales. Entre los dioses más destacados se encuentran Perún, el dios del trueno y el cielo, y Veles, el dios del ganado y la riqueza. La mitología eslava abarca también seres sobrenaturales y espíritus de la naturaleza que influyen en la vida cotidiana de las personas. Estas historias, transmitidas de generación en generación, reflejan la profunda conexión de los eslavos con la naturaleza y sus luchas por comprender el universo. Su legado perdura en las tradiciones y folclore de los países eslavos actuales. La antropóloga, escritora y Presidenta de la Sociedad Española de Antropología y Tradiciones Populares, Mercedes Pullman, autora de “El Panteón de los dioses eslavos”, nos habló de la mitología de unos dioses singulares. EL ENTRELAZAMIENTO CUÁNTICO Y LA CONSCIENCIA HUMANA Un reciente estudio de la Universidad de Shanghái sugiere que el entrelazamiento cuántico podría ser clave para entender la conciencia humana. Los investigadores encontraron que la mielina, que envuelve los axones de las neuronas, podría facilitar el entrelazamiento de fotones2. Este fenómeno permitiría la sincronización de millones de neuronas, esencial para la cognición y la rápida respuesta del cerebro. La teoría, aunque controvertida, está revolucionando la neurociencia al proponer que procesos cuánticos podrían estar presentes en el cerebro2. Este avance abre nuevas fronteras en la comprensión de la mente humana Vamos a conocer los detalles de este fascinante estudio con nuestro asesor científico, el doctor en bioquímica Israel Ampuero. PRESENTACIÓN DEL III CONGRESO NACIONAL DE HISTORIA Y MISTERIO Los próximos días 30 y 31 de mayo, y 1 de junio, tendrá lugar el Teatro “Geli Albaladejo” de San Pedro del Pinatar (Murcia), patrocinado por el Ayuntamiento de San Pedro del Pinatar, la tercera edición del “Congreso Nacional de Historia y Misterio”, que contará con la participación de los siguientes ponentes: Dr. José Cabrera, Dra. Ana M. Vázquez Hoys, Gonzalo Pérez Sarró, Ignacio Martín Cuadrado, Javier Pérez Campos, Luis De Uriarte y Joaquín Abenza. El evento comenzará con la emisión en directo, con público, de “El último peldaño”. En las diferentes ponencias y mesa redonda se abordarán temas relacionados con la historia y el misterio así como “misterios de la historia”. Hablamos con la Concejal de Cultura del Ayuntamento de San Pedro del Pinatar, Carmen María López y con el director del Museo “Barón de Benifayó” y cronista oficial de San Pedro del Pinatar, Marcos David Gracia, para que nos presente el evento al que solo se podrá asistir por rigurosa reserva de plaza. Programa emitido en Onda Regional de Murcia Dirección y presentación: Joaquín Abenza. Producción y documentación: María José Garnández. Blog del programa: http://www.elultimopeldano.blogspot.com.es/ WhatsApp +34 644 823 513

El sábado de la semana pasada, 15 de febrero, grabamos en riguroso directo un programa con algunos de los participantes en la quinta edición del Folk Fest Región de Murcia. Dijimos ayer al acabar La Tarataña con la entrevista a Los Hermanos Cubero que hoy lo emitiríamos, y así lo hacemos. Tanto las charlas con cada uno de los participantes como sus respectivas intervenciones musicales se grabaron de corrido y sin interrupciones. Y tal cual lo emitimos, sin trampa ni cartón ni post producción.Así que con los inconvenientes del directo, he aquí todo el programa que grabamos de tirón el sábado 15 en Murcia:1.- El Pantorrillas, “Amores sin nombre” (con Juan José Robles)Charla con El PantorrillasCharla con Carlos Núñez2.- Carlos Núñez, “For Paddy”Intro con Ismael Clemente3.- Ismael Clemente, “Mayo de Valdetorres del Jarama”Charla con Ismael ClementeIntro con Juan José Robles y Carolina Palencia (Mixtura)4.- Mixtura, “Bolero de Fuente Alamo”Charla con Juan José RoblesEntrevista con Alicia Baltasar (Directora Artística del Folk Fest Región de Murcia)Intro con Carmen María Martínez Salazar5.- Carmen María Martínez Salazar, “Los santos fueron testigos”Charla con Carmen María Martínez SalazarEntrevista con Zimi Matilla (Castora Herz – Samain Music)Intro y charla con Jaime Lafuente (Presentador de todos los conciertos del Festival)6.- Jaime Lafuente-Torrezneros, “A la rueda de los alimentos” (con Juan José Robles, Ismael Clemente y Carmen María Martínez Salazar)Charla con Manuel Luna7.- Manuel Luna, “Vengo de moler/La zarza ardía”Entrevista a Esperanza Lamet (Celtic Seas)8.- Celtic Seas, “P stands for Paddy”Escuchar audio

La compañía aragonesa Le Plató de Teatro estrena la obra "Pájaros en la cabeza" en el Teatro del Mercado de Zaragoza del 7 al 9 de febrero. Hablamos con sus protagonistas, las actrices Marissa Nolla y Carmen Marín y con Ana Isabel Arguillé, ayudante de dirección. Desde el humor y la emoción, esta obra aborda temas tan actuales como la soledad, la pérdida de la memoria o la importancia de los cuidados; pero, sobre todo es un canto a la amistad.

La consejera de Turismo, Carmen María Conesa, hace un balance muy positivo de Fitur para la Región. Con más de 100 reuniones de trabajo con agentes del sector para que el turismo siga creciendo en nuestra comunidad.El Gobierno Regional ha aprovechado la feria para mantener contactos con touroperadores, agecias de viaje y medios especialiazados. También con el sector hotelero, al que quiere dar facilidades para que invierta en la Región. Conesa defiende que es necesario seguir por la vía de la desestacionalización. Considera que es un punto fuerte de la Región, que ya está explotando, pero que puede y debe hacerlo más aún.Y esa diferenciación es otro punto a destacar. Como contar con Caravaca de la Cruz, una de las cinco ciudades santas en todo el mundo. O con el valor patrimonial y cultural de Cartagena. O el turismo de interior. Una oferta que va más allá del sol y playa, que está creciendo y que puede seguir haciéndolo.La Región de Murcia batió récord de turistas en 2024 y el Gobierno autonómico quiere que se mantenga como un polo de crecimiento económico, de creación de empleo y de oportunidades.

niciamos el programa con una nota de agradecimiento de los padres Patricia, una persona con autismo no verbal, que recientemente ha sido intervenida en el Hospital Ntra. Sra. de la Candelaria. Dichos padres nos ha hecho llegar la forma tan humana con que han tratado a su hija, la comprensión y la empatia, tanto por parte de los profesionales médicos del servicio de oftalmología, así como del personal de la 6ª planta, donde estuvo ingresa. Seguidamente nos trasladamos a Benalmádena en Málaga, allí conocemos la situación tan estresante por la que atraviesa Carmen Marín, madre de un joven con autismo no verbal. Marín, nos detalla las atrocidades por las que ha pasado su hijo y la falta de apoyo por parte de quienes son los responsables de que este chico tenga calidad de vida, ya que estaba interno en una residencia, en Alhaurín de la Torre. Volvemos a retomar nuestras charlas con la Licenciadas en Odontología y Doctora, Viky Martínez, para ello nos vamos hasta Valencia, fue en la universidad de esta ciudad donde nuestra invitada se doctoró, en el año 2015. la Doctora Martínez es autora de un libro que sirve de guía a quienes tienen un trato directo con el mundo de la discapacidad, su libro " Su Boca en tus Manos" es muy importante para saber cómo cuidar la boca de las personas dependientes. Terminamos viajando hacia Madrid, (de forma virtual), para hablar con Mercedes Huertas, una de las miles de personas que perdieron a un ser querido durante la pandemia en esta ciudad.

Un especialista en género histórico como Francisco Narla siempre llega a unos niveles creativos muy altos. Y lo demuestra en su última novela, dedicada al hijo del Cid, Diego, al que pone a hablar. la obra se titula El buen vasallo.La caravaqueña Carmen María López ha ganado el VII Premio ESPASAesPOESÍA, con el poemario La madre de nadie. Aquí teje entre palabras la antropología simbólica de un vínculo universal: el de las madres con sus hijas. La mujer que todavía no es madre, la que quizá lo será, la que puede que no lo sea nunca, la madre perdida y la evocada, la madre amada.Planeta acaba de publicar una edición maravillosa de Orgullo y prejuicio, el clásico de Jane Austen. Aprovechamos la ocasión para contar los secretos de esta novela que siempre nos cautiva, cada vez que abrimos sus páginas.

José Luis Piñero conversa con Encarna Palazón, presidenta de Scouts Balate, el alcalde Juan Jesús Moreno y la directora general de Juventud, Carmen María Muñoz Espallardo.

Investigan el hallazgo de gusanos en el arroz servido en el comedor de un colegio público de Málaga

En este pograma hablo con Ivan Penalba de la Spartathlon.El conocido ultrafondista español participó en la mítica carrera en 2021, y en esta edición de 2024 ha vivido la carrera desde el punto de vista de la asistencia, ayudando a su pareja, Carmen María Pérez.Carmen completó la durísima carrera en 25h. 34m. registrando el mejor tiempo de los 8 españoles que tomaron la salida en esta edición, y ocupando la 2ª posición femenina y 11ª de la general, además de conseguir el 2º mejor tiempo conseguido por un español/a en la Spartathlon.Contacto:juan@ellaboratoriodejuan.com 

La propia consejera de Turismo, Carmen María Conesa, ha aprovechado la jornada para presentar ante los medios una nueva edición del bono turístico, que estará en vigor hasta el 22 de mayo de 2025 y que supondrá para los turistasuna rebaja del 50% en los alojamientos que se adhieran al programa que, por cierto, está dotado con medio millón de euros. Nuestro compañero Enrique Soler nos sirve de anfitrión en Caravaca de la Cruz y nos resume las declaraciones de la titular de Turismo y del alcalde de la localidad, José Francisco García.

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Víctor Manuel Moreno habla con Manuel Cebrián, director general del ICA; Álvaro Vargas, director del festival; Carmen María Muñoz, directora general de Juventud de la Región de Murcia, y Mario Cervera, alcalde de Los Alcázares.

Esta misma noche, con el nombre de "40 años no es nada", se celebra en el segoviano Jardín de Los Zuloaga un concierto muy especial por las cuarenta ediciones del Folk Segovia. Hemos venido desgranando en emisiones anteriores de La Tarataña parte de su cartel que, a falta de las sorpresas de última hora obviamente no desveladas, completamos hoy con Manuel Luna y Carmen María Martínez Salazar. Anticipamos la parte folkie del LeturAlma, que se celebra en dos semanas en Letur (Albacete), estrenamos una versión electrónica de La Zorra, el célebre ajechao que con Dulzaro adquiere otra dimensión, y celebramos que el disco de Biellanuiei y La Santa Pereza recobre actualidad diez años después merced a que ahora ya se puede escuchar en todas las partes del mundo gracias a su edición en las plataformas digitales. Un programa intenso y vigoroso como se deduce de este listado: 1.- La Ronda de Motilleja, “De Motilleja a Comares” 6:20, “Jota para Tarataña” 2:45 y “Cuña Radio 3” 0:282.- Cuadrilla de Aledo, “Parrandas largas” 5:203.- Collado Project, “Seguidillas torrás” 3:314.- Manuel Luna, “De Motilleja al pueblo de Barranda” 4:045.- Mujeres con Raíz, “Pan torrao” 4:206.- Dulzaro, “Ajechao de La Zorra” 3:137.- Biellanuei y La Santa Pereza, “Tanto fuego” 3:43, “Santa Pereza” 4:04, “Ya raya el alba” 3:05 y “Vaivén” 5:00Escuchar audio

Santiago de Chile guarda el secreto de una posesión demoníaca, si no le tiene miedo al tema, adéntrese en este relato.Conviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/relatos-del-lado-oscuro--5421502/support.

¡MEDIO SCAVENGER! Y traemos un nuevo episodio de 1/2 hora es suficiente con las mejores recomendaciones… Les hablamos de la genial Carmen María y lo nuevo de The Black Keys Las películas Mátame si puedes cariño y Beekeeper Las series El Programa: Sumisión, sectas y secuestros y Scavenger Reign Y el estreno de la semana de @cinesunidos   Este episodio llega a ustedes gracias a nuestros queridos amigos de: @cinesunidos mucho mas que películas @ivecchionacce Tu asesoría jurídica. @goyosworkshop Diseño, arte y economía.   Escúchanos en la plataformas de Podcast de tu preferencia, suscribete y así no te perderás nuestras novedades https://linktr.ee/mediahoraessuficiente Producción de ½ Hora es Suficiente: Isabella Vecchionacce y Jonathan Lilue. Edición: Jonathan Lilue Musicalización: Félix Tapia cuyo trabajo podrán conocer mas a fondo en https://www.instagram.com/elchako/ https://www.behance.net/tapiafelix --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/12-hora-es-suficiente/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/12-hora-es-suficiente/support

Elementary school teacher by day. Burlesque performer by night. No this is not a late night tv movie my friends. This is the real-life story of my gal pal Sonia. She sat down with me to have a chat about her dual life from her past and to give a lesson about what is Burlesque. The episode is a tad adult in nature, so this is your warning, you might not want to listen around the kiddos. I hope you'll stick around for her story about public whipping and flashing a police officer. If you need a laugh cure right now, this is your perfect medicine.  Links for Jacqui Lentswww.JacquiLents.comFB FacebookIG @JacquiLentsYoutube @JacquiLents #jacquilents #jacquijustchatters #podcast #podcaster #burlesque #drag #dragshow #performance #lgbtq+ #humor #stories #women #woman #womenempowerment #plussizebeauty #curvy #curvyconfidence #stlouisGracias to Carmen María and Edu Espinalfound's song - Ratatouille's Kitchen, which made up my opening music.  Also, merci to Nesrality on Pixabay for their cover of Irving Berlin's tune - Always (a long fav of mine) for my closing music. Special thanks to Emily Clarke for the creation of my logo.  Music used for this episode includesCheating – Lemon Music StudioSo Sexy Ellis Smith Remix – AAP OfficialBroadway Walk – Julius HBig Band TV Show – Music For VideosRichard Strauss The Blue Danube remix harmonica - Nesrality

This Thanksgiving escape your family tension and join Jacqui and her husband Kevin as they share well-loved games and rank them by the skill level required. Between their banter and stories, you might find a game perfect for a gift or to play at your next holiday get-together. They review games Just One, Forbidden Island, and Castle Panic, while exploring the benefits of cooperative gameplay. If you have game suggestions, or your fun game-related story share them in the comment section of this episode at www.JacquiLents.comYou can also connect with Jacqui onFB FacebookIG @JacquiLentsYouTube @JacquiLentsGame linksJust One | Board Game | BoardGameGeekForbidden Island | Board Game | BoardGameGeekCastle Panic | Board Game | BoardGameGeek#jacquilents #jacquijustchatters #podcast #podcaster #humor #uplifting #stories #storytelling #games #tabletopgames #boardgames #justonegame #forbiddenislandgame #castlepanicgame #boardgamegeek #holidayseason #familyfun #gettogether #partygames #thanksgiving #Christmas #giftrecommondation #groups #Christmasparty #NewYearsEveparty #entertainment Gracias to Carmen María and Edu Espinalfound's song - Ratatouille's Kitchen, that made up my opening music.  Also, merci to Nesrality on Pixabay for their cover of Irving Berlin's tune - Always (a long fav of mine) for my closing music. Special thanks to Emily Clarke for the creation of my logo.  Other music used for this episode includes:Richard wagner ride of the valkyries - Nesrality80s synth wave– Alexi ActionSynthwave 80s – Alexi Action

With the National Dog Show (and Thanksgiving) right around the corner, we wanted to review one of our favorite comedies involving canines and their caretakers. Join us as we judge Christopher Guest's mockumentary for the ages: Best in Show! TIME CODES: - 00:00:00 - INTRO - 00:01:41 - BASIC FACTS - 00:04:43 - THE MEAT - 00:39:56 - WHAT WE WATCHED - 01:19:30 - OUTRO FILM INFO: Best in Show (2000) "...Mild-mannered salesman Gerry Fleck and his vivacious wife, Cookie, happily prepare their Norwich Terrier, while shop owner Harlan Pepper hopes his Bloodhound wins top prize. As two upwardly mobile attorneys anxiously ready their neurotic Weimaraner and an ecstatically happy gay couple dote on their tiny Shih Tzu, inept commentator Buck Laughlin vainly attempts to provide colorful tidbits about each breed." Crew: (Directed By) Christopher Guest, (Additional Directing By) John MacCarthy, (Written By) Christopher Guest, Eugene Levy, (Produced By) Karen Murphy, (Executive Produced By) Gordon Mark. Cast: Bob Balaban, Jennifer Coolidge, Christopher Guest, John Michael Higgins, Michael Hitchcock, Eugene Levy, Jane Lynch, Michael McKean, Catherine O'Hara, Parker Posey, Fred Willard. Read more: https://www.warnerbros.com/movies/best-show OUR LINKS: * Host Webpage: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/recentlylogged * Letterboxd HQ: https://letterboxd.com/RecentlyLogged/ * YouTube: https://youtube.com/@recentlylogged Micah's Stuff * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MGraweyFilms * Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/micah_grawey/ * Twitter: https://twitter.com/micah_grawey * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/m_grawey_films/ Robbie's Stuff * Website: https://robbiegrawey.com EPISODE CREDITS: * Recently Logged Podcast Creators - Micah and Robert “Robbie” Grawey * Hosts - Micah and Robert “Robbie” Grawey * Songs used - Morning Stroll by Josh Kirsch/Media Right Productions, Gaiety in the Golden Age by Aaron Kenny, Ratatouille's Kitchen by Carmen María and Edu Espinal, Brain Trust by Wayne Jones, Temptation by Chris Haugen * Editor - Robert “Robbie” Grawey * Episode Art Designer - Robert “Robbie” Grawey * Episode Description - Robert “Robbie” Grawey --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/recentlylogged/support

Hello my friends, today we are headed to the coast. We are joined by author, sea turtle enthusiast, and unofficial tour guide of the Wilmington, NC area, Suzanne Goodwyn. If you have walked along the North Carolina coastline, you have probably seen them on the beach – wooden stakes with orange plastic tape wrapped around them, marking off of a large square space. Every morning, volunteers walk the length of the beach looking for sea turtle tracks in the sand leading to a freshly laid nest.Tracking sea turtle nests is so popular in coastal towns that volunteer organizations have wait lists for people who want to join. It was during one of her visits to Wilmington that Suzanne Goodwyn saw her first nest and became interested in the sea turtles. She was so taken with learning about them that when it came time to determine a career for Jess, a character in her book “Wrightsville Beach”, she chose for her to be a sea turtle biologist. This gave her the opportunity to research sea turtles with experts in the field and to share that knowledge in a fictional format. Suzanne shares her knowledge of turtles, the area of Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach, and her novel with me. I hope you stick around. Links for Jacqui Lentswww.JacquiLents.comFB FacebookIG @JacquiLentsYoutube @JacquiLents Here are links for Suzanne Goodwyn, her book, and organizations mentioned in the chat:website is:https://goodwynbooks.com/ Facebook: facebook.com/goodwynbooks Instagram:@smartgirlbooks TIkTok:@authorsuzannegoodwyn For places to find my book and an excerpt of the book:https://goodwynbooks.com/ Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue and Rehabilitation Hospital:https://www.seaturtlehospital.org/ Where to adopt a sea turtle:https://www.seaturtlehospital.org/adopt.html Wrightsville Beach Sea Turtle Project:https://wbstp.org/ Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge:https://www.fws.gov/refuge/archie-carr Facebook: UCF Marine Turtle Research Groupfacebook.com/ucfmtrg #jacquilents #jacquijustchatters #podcast #podcaster #suzannegoodwyn #NC #wilmintonNC #wrightvillebeach #northcarolina #bellamymansion #thalionhall #seaturtles #turtles #beachlife #beach #coast #coastalliving #writer #writing #writingcommunity #writerssupportingwriters #writersofinstagram #bookstagram #book #bookish #booksbooksbooks #booklover #booknerdGracias to Carmen María and Edu Espinalfound's song - Ratatouille's Kitchen, that made up my opening music.  Also, merci to Nesrality on Pixabay for their cover of Irving Berlin's tune - Always (a long fav of mine) for my closing music. Special thanks to Emily Clarke for the creation of my logo.  Music used for this episode includes -80s Synth Wave – AlexiActionSunshine Jaunt – Top Flow ProductionBossa Dreams Horst Rathmann – KilofonSummer Flings – Greg Fellman

An attempted bank robbery, an informant and his FBI contact trying to catch the bad guys. Do I have your attention yet? This story belongs in a movie or a book. Well, it is in a book, The Con and The FBI Agent by Dave Nadolski. I got to chat with Dave, a retired FBI agent who partook in a major take down of one seriously nasty criminal, all with the help of his informant.Dave shares some behind the scenes look at life as an FBI agent. Then how his relationship with informant Tony Romano developed, beginning with a theft at the John Quincy Adams library. It is an exciting and compelling tale. You can purchase Dave's book using this link: https://www.amazon.com/FBI-Agent-Unlikely-Alliance/dp/1538159597/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=3GEXYFZERF0YH&keywords=The+con+and+the+fbi+agent&qid=1695840678&sprefix=the+con+and+the+fbi+agent%2Caps%2C97&sr=8-1 Contact or find out more about Jacqui at www.JacquiLents.com #jacquilents #jacquijustchatters #davidnadolski #writer #writing #writingcommunity #memoir #book #bookish #booksbooksbooks #podcast #podcaster #FBI #armedrobbery #Crime #TrueCrime #Massachusetts #JohnQuincyAdams #JohnQuincyAdamsLibrary  Gracias to Carmen María and Edu Espinalfound's song - Ratatouille's Kitchen, that made up my opening music.  Also, merci to Nesrality on Pixabay for their cover of Irving Berlin's tune - Always (a long fav of mine) for my closing music. Special thanks to Emily Clarke for the creation of my logo.  Music used for this episode includes -Soft chill downtempo- Coma-Mediathe best jazz club in new orleans – PaoloArgentoawaken-OnoychenkomusicRisk – StudioKolomna

Guest Chris Owens opens up about the struggle he faced after the sudden death of his big brother Robbie. As a teen Chris understood he wasn't like the majority of boys around him, he was gay. In a late-night confession, his father admits Robbie was gay. Then after snooping around in family documents, Chris discovered that Robbie died of AIDS related pneumonia. Chris started to ask questions. Who was Robbie really? What kind of life did he have after leaving home? Over decades Chris will collect pieces of the puzzle. Settle in and listen to his story.WATCH THE VIDEO 1ST!TikTok video about brother: My brother Robbie died from #AIDS in 1987 when he was 25 and I was 13.... | TikTok Chris' writingMedium: Chris Owens – MediumEssay about his brother Robbie - My Brother's Keeper. “Come on!” I shouted in whisper as I… | by Chris Owens | Aug, 2023 | Human Parts (medium.com)Prologue for work in progress: Prologue: Robbed. Blinding yellow sunlight. Our laughter… | by Chris Owens | Medium  Follow Chris on Instagram @aslguy Follow Jacqui on Instagram @JacquiLentsFacebook - FacebookMake sure to check out the website: www.jacquilents.com #gay #gaylife #AIDS #comingout #comingoutstory #lostfamily #family #LGBTQ #StLouis #Chicago #chrisowens #writer #writing #writingcommunity #memoir #book #bookish #booksbooksbooks #podcast #podcaster #jacquijustchatters #jacquilent Gracias to Carmen María and Edu Espinalfound's song - Ratatouille's Kitchen, that made up my opening music.  Also, merci to Nesrality on Pixabay for their cover of Irving Berlin's tune - Always (a long fav of mine) for my closing music. Special thanks to Emily Clarke for the creation of my logo.  Music used for this episode includes -summer-walk- Olexysad moment sad and melancholy piano background music- SoulProdMusicsinister-drama- SamuelFrancisJohnsonthe-cradle-of-your-soul- lemonmusicstudio

This bonus episode explores Cold War history, when the Capitalists and the Communists were in a battle for supremacy and intelligence was a matter of life and death. Author T.H. Henning shares his knowledge and time with the United States Air Force Security Service, a much-underrated intelligence gathering branch of the Air Force. They were so good at keeping secrets that few people know their name today. Tom reflects on his arrival at the base in Kirknewton, Scotland. As a defense contractor, he managed military and government contracts for much of his career and developed web-based corporate institutes. He is a veteran of the U.S. Air Force and graduated with a Bachelors and Master's degree from The Pennsylvania State University. He and his wife Cheryl reside in Northern Virginia. Here is a listing of his books that are available at Amazon and Barnes & Nobles:T.H. Henning Fiction: The Scotland SpyLegend of the Chinese Spy Non-Fiction; Memoirs of a Defense ContractorWeb Based Corporate Institutes Poetry; Anaria: A Collection of PoemsA Rhapsody of Random RhymesA Swan Song for Chaotic TimesA Ballad for Those Lost at SeaA Symphony of Verse from Cradle to Hearse #JacquiLents #JacquiJustChatters #podcast #podcasts #podcaster #podcastlife #podcastersofig #memoir #storytelling #writer #writers #writerslife #writersofinstagram #writercommunity #writerssupportingwriters #bookish #booklover #booksbooksbooks #shortstory #shortstories #spies #coldwar #Scotland #communism #USSR #USAF #AirForce #USAirForce #militaryhistory #military #veterans #GhostSquadron #THHenning #Kirknewton Gracias to Carmen María and Edu Espinalfound's song - Ratatouille's Kitchen, that made up my opening music.  Also, merci to Nesrality on Pixabay for their cover of Irving Berlin's tune - Always (a long fav of mine) for my closing music. Special thanks to Emily Clarke for the creation of my logo.  

Jacqui has collected stories from five different women all on the topic of moving. Tales include messages about loss, other's hope for the future. You might laugh, cry, or both.  Thank you for listening to this episode. If you enjoyed it, please leave a review (5 stars is always welcome), or leave a comment at Jacqui's FB page: FacebookCaroline Crocker “The Worst and the Best” Caroline is trained as a scientist: microbiology and immunology. Then she worked in medical research, college teaching, leading a nonprofit, and being a CEO, before finally doing what she loves most. Enjoying her eight grandchildren, gardening, and writing books. Brave Face: The Inspiring WWII Memoir of a Dutch/German Child, https://iammeta.org Unforgivable: Through a Child's Eyes, will be published Nov 1, 2024, https://unforgivable.website Caroline's blog is at https://ramblingruminations.comPagyn Harding “Moving to Minnesota” Still living in Minnesota, Ms. Harding is a published poet who has recently co-authored two poetry books that are available on Amazon: Thirty Poems with Kelly Tompkins and Pagyn Harding, 2021  Poems Birthed from Page 29 by Pagyn Alexander and Janet DeMars, 2022Theresa Maue “Making (It) Home” Terri Maue is a retired English professor. She requests you not hold that against her! She's been in love with the mystery genre since she was a child, reading Nancy Drew and Sherlock Holmes. After she retired, she decided to pursue a life-long dream to write a mystery novel. The result is Knife Edge: A Zee & Rico Mystery, published in August 2023 by Camel Press. You can visit her website at www.terrimaue.com and write to her at terri@terrimaue.com. FB at Terri Maue Author Marita Markeson “Starting out Great Adventure”  Marita Markeson is a neonatal nurse. She writes as part of the Hawley library writers club in Minnesota. When she's not saving babies or writing a story, she spends time with her husband, Randall, and son. She also paints, and currently has an exhibit displayed at 20 Below in Fargo.Carole Duff “This is Home”Carole Duff is a veteran teacher, flutist, naturalist, and writer of creative nonfiction. She posts weekly to her long-standing blog Notes from Vanaprastha . Wisdom Builds Her House releases in early 2024. Carole lives in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains with her husband, writer K.A. Kenny. You can contact Carole through her website and blog: caroleduff.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/carole.duff.94  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/carole.duff2010/  YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/CaroleDuff #JacquiLents #JacquiJustChatters #podcast #podcasts #podcastersofig #feelgood #uplifting #positive #grief #moving #storytelling #writer #writers #writersofinstagram #writercommunity #writerssupportingwriters #bookish #booklover #shortstories Music used for this episode includes Carmen María and Edu Espinalfound's  - Ratatouille's Kitchen/ Nesrality - Always/  Musictown - cinematic-piano-pretty-emotions / dreamy / TrackTribe  - Last Train North  / Romarecord1973 - warm-sunset / Nico Staf  - Sunny Travel. Thanks to Emily Clarke for my logo. 

Jacqui Just Chatters is back! Summer is over, but before it goes, Jacqui will reflect on the summer and its highlights; including winning a podcast award, being mentioned in SM Walker's book The Woman Who Married a Fish, and the best vacation ever. She also shines a spotlight on what is coming this autumn; an interview with Chris Owens about his attempt to learn more about his brother after his death from AIDS, a story share about moving and another one Halloween influenced, and an interview with a woman that performed with a burlesque troupe. Lots to get excited about as Jacqui Just Chatter returns from summer break.  #JacquiLents #JacquiJustChatters #podcast #podcasts #podcaster #podcastlife #podcastersofig #feelgood #uplifting #positive #storytelling #writer #writers #writerslife #writersofinstagram #writercommunity #writerssupportingwriters #bookish #booklover #booksbooksbooks #shortstory #shortstories #grief #AIDS #burlesque #Halloween #SMWalker #SharonWalker  Gracias to Carmen María and Edu Espinalfound's song - Ratatouille's Kitchen, that make up my opening music.  Also, merci to Nesrality on Pixabay for their cover of Irving Berlin's tune - Always (a long fav of mine) for my closing music. Special thanks to Emily Clarke for the creation of my logo.  Music used for this episode includes -Music_Unlimited - Japan Koto Folk Background Music

I check on how your summer is going in this bonus episode. I'll tell you about my mom's accident and the amazing firefighters and EMT who came to our rescue. This podcast has been nominated for another award and you can vote right now. Use this website. (you'll find the podcasts listed under Arts & Entertainment) Vote 4 the Best 2023 - Art Gallery - Vote 4 The Best 2023: Here's where to get your vote in through July 24! (clickondetroit.com)I give a thumbs up to several products that I use and enjoy. You might like them too.Rose's GrenadineCavallini & Co puzzlesLa Roche- Posay's Toleriane Moisturizer for Sensitive Skin, Toleriane Face Cleanser, Anthelios Tinted Sunscreen SPF 50 | Ultra-Light Fluid Mineral Sunscreen for Face with Titanium Dioxide | Sensitive-SkinWiley Wallaby LicoriceAny kind of table lampLand o Lakes hot chocolate packets (variety of flavors)Vicki Delany – Year Round Christmas Mystery Share your thoughts or some of your favorite products on my Facebook page. FacebookI rounded out the show with a story from 1924 about fashion trends and gender implications.@landolakesktchn @wileywallaby @vicki.delany @larocheposayusa @cavallinipapers#summer #firefighters #emt #accidents #jacquilents #jacquijustchatters #podcast #podcasts #awardnominatedpodcast #wdiv #detroit #rosesgrenadine #cavallinipapers #larocheposay #Rosacea #WileyWallaby #LakeOLakes #hotchocolate #VickiDelany #writerfriends #writerlife #writer #writers #writercommunity #history #oldnews #vintage #fashion Gracias to Carmen María and Edu Espinalfound's song - Ratatouille's Kitchen, that made up my opening music.  Also, merci to Nesrality on Pixabay for their cover of Irving Berlin's tune - Always (a long fav of mine) for my closing music. Special thanks to Emily Clarke for the creation of my logo.  Music used for this episode includes -summer-walk- Olexytropical-summer-music- Music Unlimitedhappy-acoustic-guitar-background-music- Music Unlimitedthe-introvert-michael-kobrin – by 21039285jingle-bells-christmas-hip-hop- SoulProdMusic

Let's welcome summer! I discuss my relationship with plus size and swimsuits. I preach the word of self-love (again). Then we get into some humorous news stories from around a century ago. One about a marriage and honeymoon that is anything but what we think of as traditional. A fella freaks out at the sight of a group of women waiting for him in the jury box. Rounding out with some funny laws from Britain post WWI. Before ending my last episode until September (time for a summer break) I discuss the latest store share opportunity, the theme is Moving.Don't forget to follow on your podcast or subscribe on YouTube (Channel -JacquiLents). You will be notified in September when we kick things off again.Find me and details of the story share atFB - Jacqui Lents Author - FacebookIG @JacquiLents#jacquilents #jacquijustchatters #history #humor #funny #uplifting #selfcare #selflove #mentalhealth #mentalwellness #summer #summervibes #plussize #curvy #marriage #gender #genderroles #genderexpectation #womenpower #bootlegging #1920s #vintage #retro #ww1 #WWI #funnylaws #strangelaws  #writer #writers #writerssupportingwriters #writerfriends #writerlife #storyteller #storytelling #writingopportunity #author #authors #authorssupportingauthors #writersofinstagram #authorsofig #podcast #podcasts #podcaster #podcastlife #podcastersofig #shortstory #writerscommunity #authorcommunity #authorsoffacebook #writersoffacebook #newwriterGracias to Carmen María and Edu Espinalfound's song - Ratatouille's Kitchen, that made up my opening music.  Also, merci to Nesrality on Pixabay for their cover of Irving Berlin's tune - Always (a long fav of mine) for my closing music. Special thanks to Emily Clarke for the creation of my logo.  Music used for this episode includes -French jazz music William KingCheerful promenade easy going electro swing composition soundplusua

In this episode, I muse my loss with the Quill Podcast Award. Hey, they always say it is an honor just to be nominated. And they are right. I share my fangirl status with Andy Murray – Tennis Pro. I take you off to Mackinac Island to celebrate Mother's Day and birthday with my mother. Barry Manilow welcome's her to the island while I just get a case of bad hair. But all is forgiven with some great stories from our Mackinac Island Horse Carriage tour. Thank you Christian for an unforgettable time. His story ends with a horse's rear. That is all the hint you get.Listen to a few news stories about promoting sustainability among students at Albion College, preserving the history of our nation's battle with civil rights, a woman who talks to Dolly Parton every day, and the day it rained meat. Check them out for more information at the following websites: CSE Hosts First Thrift Fair for Students to Shop Sustainably – The Albion College Pleiad Online (albionpleiad.com)6 Alabama civil rights sites to receive $3.1M+ from National Park Service | The Bama BuzzSocial media, area organizations help Springfield hospice patient meet Dolly Parton (newsbreak.com)In 1876 It "Rained" with Meat in Kentucky - an Unsolved Mystery | Diana Rus | NewsBreak Original#JacquiLents #JacquiJustChatters #podcast #podcasts #podcaster #podcastlife #podcastersofig #andymurray #wimbledon #albioncollege #recycle #sustainability #greenliving #history #savehistory #civilrights #nationalparkservice #dollyparton #mackinacisland #grandhotel #mackinacislandcarriagetours #bizarrenews #strangenews #oddnews #humor #humorous #feelgood #feelgoodnews #uplifting #positive #selfcare #storytelling #writer #writers #writerslife #dianarus #thebamabuzz #barrymanilow  Gracias to Carmen María and Edu Espinalfound's song - Ratatouille's Kitchen, which made up my opening music.  Also, merci to Nesrality on Pixabay for their cover of Irving Berlin's tune - Always (a long fav of mine) for my closing music. Special thanks to Emily Clarke for the creation of my logo.  Music used for this episode includes -cowboy39s sundown country ballad JuliusH Funny by Audio CoffeeGold in Them Hills - Nathan Moore 

Volvemos a Menorca a esta competición producida por Mito Bosch, gerente de Elitechip S.L. una carrera que se realiza alrededor de la isla y por lugares únicos. Dos de los corredores que participan son Pau Capell, ultrafondista y ganador de la UTMB del 2019 entre otras muchas pruebas y Carmen María Pérez Serrano que consiguió el Récord de España de 100 km en el Mundial de Berlín. Además no podemos dejar de hablar de Carlos Soria que esta semana ha tenido un accidente en su nuevo intento por hacer cumbre y que ya se encuentra fuera de peligro

In this Flashback episode from season 1 "Mother's Day Edition," our hostess Jacqui Lents sits down for a trip down memory lane with her mother.  Mama Lents shares stories from her first date, working as a stewardess in the 1960s (find out about the crashlanding that never came), and volunteering with the Special Olympics (Did you know my mom has become a Special Olympics' Legend? Find out the story in this episode). Do you have any stories about motherhood?  Please share over on my Jacqui Lents Author Facebook page.  Just follow this link - (1) Jacqui Lents - Author | Facebook  #1960sairtravel #ClippedWings #SpecialOlympics #firstdatestory #stewardess #motherhood #mothersday #moms #mother #motherhood #motherdaughter  #flightattendent #flightattendentlife #volunteering #givingback #dating #planestory #1960s #humor #funny #uplifting #inspiration #inspirational #feelgood #jacquilents #jacquijustchatters #storytelling #story #podcasts #podcastsofinstagram #podcaster #podcasting #podcastshow #podcastlove #podcastaddict #podcastcommunity   Gracias to  Carmen María and Edu Espinalfoundy for Ratatouille's Kitchen,  which made up my opening music.  Also, merci to Nesrality for their cover of Irving Berlin's tune - Always (a long fav of mine) for my closing music. Special thanks to Emily Clarke for the creation of my logo. 

This first half of my episode is about PERFECTIONISM. This mental blocker is such a drag! It is a condition I struggle with, as well as my guest for the episode. Vicki Smith is a licensed psychotherapist and coach specializing in people pleasing and perfectionism. She loves seeing people discover their true nature and share it with the world. Vicki brings her personal and professional experience into her work. Blending her experience as a mindfulness meditation teacher with her background in body-centered yoga therapy she helps clients get to know their whole selves. Her mission is helping folks not just TALK ABOUT but LIVING OUT the life they've always wanted! Together we chat about our battles, successes, failures, lessons, and origins of perfectionism. I discovered Vicki from her mental wellness podcast and the episode on perfectionism. I recommend you go check it out! Laughter is the best medicine and Vicki and I use plenty of it as we dive deep. Find out more about Vicki at her website - Vicki B. Smith - Vicki Smith, LPC (vickismithlpc.com)   Check out her amazing podcast episode using this link –Per-f*ck-tionism - Vicki Smith, LPC (vickismithlpc.com) Share your thoughts about the episode or ideas for new ones at my FB page – Jacqui Lents - Author | FacebookOr at my e-mail address – jacquilentsauthor@gmail.com #jacquijustchatters #jacquilents #vickismith #perfectionism #mentalhealth #mentalwellness #mindfulnessGracias to Carmen María and Edu Espinalfound's song - Ratatouille's Kitchen, that made up my opening music.  Also, merci to Nesrality on Pixabay for their cover of Irving Berlin's tune - Always (a long fav of mine) for my closing music. Special thanks to Emily Clarke for the creation of my logo.  

This is the second half of my episode about PERFECTIONISM. This mental blocker is such a drag! It is a condition I struggle with, as well as my guest for the episode, Vicki. Vicki Smith is a licensed psychotherapist and coach specializing in people pleasing and perfectionism. She loves seeing people discover their true nature and share it with the world. Vicki brings her personal and professional experience into her work. Blending her experience as a mindfulness meditation teacher with her background in body-centered yoga therapy she helps clients get to know their whole selves. Her mission is helping folks not just TALK ABOUT but LIVING OUT the life they've always wanted! Together we chat about our battles, successes, failures, lessons, and origins of perfectionism. I discovered Vicki from her mental wellness podcast and the episode on perfectionism. I recommend you go check it out! Laughter is the best medicine and Vicki and I use plenty of it as we dive deep. Find out more about Vicki at her website - Vicki B. Smith - Vicki Smith, LPC (vickismithlpc.com)   Check out her amazing podcast episode using this link –Per-f*ck-tionism - Vicki Smith, LPC (vickismithlpc.com) Share your thoughts about the episode or ideas for new ones at my FB page – Jacqui Lents - Author | FacebookOr at my e-mail address – jacquilentsauthor@gmail.com #jacquijustchatters #jacquilents #vickismith #perfectionism #mentalhealth #mentalwellness #mindfulnessGracias to Carmen María and Edu Espinalfound's song - Ratatouille's Kitchen, that made up my opening music.  Also, merci to Nesrality on Pixabay for their cover of Irving Berlin's tune - Always (a long fav of mine) for my closing music. Special thanks to Emily Clarke for the creation of my logo.  

 It's February and love is in the air. Though love means different things to each of us. We are going to explore a few meanings today in our first story share.  Each episode in this series will be full of authors' works on a common theme. Find info on authors and how to submit below. We have a classic tale of how a husband and wife came together, another that will remind you of by gone crushes, and last, finding love in unexpected places. Sharon Herrick  Hails from Arizona. She is currently working on her first novel, THE CRY OF THE HAWK. It stars Nathan from her story. Sending all the luck on your project. Danielle Notaro She's a LGBT+ writer/actor of the Lehigh Valley. Danielle has also studied, taught & read in New England& Mid-Atlantic States. She's published in several magazines and journals. Her book, Limn the Mask was self-published in 2013. In 2019, she released a CD of pieces from her book w/improv music, Limn the Chord. She won Outstanding Spoken Word Artist from the Lehigh Valley Music Awards in 2018.Find her at – FB is Danielle S. Notaro / insta is poetme / Twitter is dreamheart. Shirley Goodrum  Shirley lives in South Africa. She's passionate about her family and writing, is addicted to chocolates walking on beaches, reading, renovating houses, traveling off the tourist track, watching tennis and magnificent sunsets.  A yellowed newspaper cutting found in her late mother's deed box evoked vivid memories and inspired her to write 'Baggage in a B Cup.'Find her at -  Shirley Goodrum, Author | FacebookHow can you submit to this story share?Requirements- non-fiction, short stories, and related to the theme. 3-10 min. when read out loud (140-150 words per minute).  You can record the audio or I will.I can't promise to use all of them. On the episode I will also read your name and general location you come from (city and state/province ). Need to be YOUR stories. I don't care if they have been published in other places (unless you violate some copyright by sharing). I am claiming NO rights to your stories at all by airing them. Here are the current opportunitiesTheme                                                                  Due DateLuck                                                                       Feb. 23, 2023Coming of Age                                                   Mar. 23, 2023Weddings                                                            Apr. 13, 2023Email submissions at jacquilentsauthor@gmail.com Jacqui Lents - Author | Facebook#jacquijustchatters #jacquilents #storyshare #love #history #women #daniellenotaro #shirleygoodrum #sharonherrick #WW2 #crush Music used -Carmen María and Edu Espinalfound's song - Ratatouille's KitchenAlways by Nesrality cowboy39s sundown country ballad JuliusHJazzcafe by SergeQuadrado  Upbeat Big Band by OYStudio Special thanks to Emily Clarke for the creation of my logo.  

Welcome back to season 2! We are kicking things off with a thrill ride. Travel back to the 1930's with my guest and author Janet Newman. We discuss her book LETTERS FROM CLARA: ONE INTREPID WOMAN'S TRAVELS ON THE EVE OF WAR, 1936-1939. At 40 years of age, this seemingly normal woman from Wisconsin goes on a three-year journey to travel the globe to exotic locations and learn about world and herself. Janet shares how the book came to be, the importance of the YWCA to her and Clara, and plenty of tidbits from the book. Hear about Clara's first plane trip adventure in China or her struggles overcoming her prejudices. #jacquijustchatters #jacquilents #janetnewman #lettersfromclara #travel #women #history #letters #YWCA #WW2Share your thoughts about this episode or ideas for new ones at my FB page – Jacqui Lents - Author | FacebookOr at my e-mail address –jacquilentsauthor@gmail.com  Gracias to Carmen María and Edu Espinalfound's song - Ratatouille's Kitchen, that made up my opening music.  Also, merci to Nesrality on Pixabay for their cover of Irving Berlin's tune - Always (a long fav of mine) for my closing music. Special thanks to Emily Clarke for the creation of my logo.  Music used for this episode includes -A Small Miracle by Romarecord1973Ragtime Dance by NesralityCinematic soundtrack emotional piano by AntipodeanWriterBefore I go by RKVC

Welcome friends old and new! Season 2 is about to begin. Feb 9, 2023, marks the return. What is new? I've changed my theme song. Interesting and chatty new guests will be talking about mental health, others fascinating books that they have written. This season will also feature several bonus story episodes. During which I will read true stories from writers about a given theme.What is staying the same? The weekly change of topic, stories designed to amuse, inspire, or help you rest your brain. Your hostess, me Jacqui Lents, is also the same. I can't wait to get chatting.#Jacquijustchatters #mentalhealth #storytelling #authors #books #uplifting #inspiring #humorThanks to Carmen María and Edu Espinal for their fun song "Ratatouille's Kitchen", my theme music. 

¿Sabes cómo funciona el tarot terapéutico? NO se trata de adivinar tu futuro, sino de crear lo mejor para ti. De esta forma cada tirada te ayuda a conocerte mejor y con ello, poder crear una estrategia para mejorar tu vida. En este episodio la famosa tarotista Carmen María Oca conversó con Son Acosta sobre los beneficios del tarot para conocer tu personalidad con fortalezas y debilidades, pues el tarot siempre te dirá lo que NO quieres ver. Pierde el miedo a conocerte mejor a ti mism@, dale clic y escucha todos los beneficios que puedes conseguir al realizar una tirada de tarot terapéutico. Escucha más episodios de Maldita Comodidad en Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2oa2sayqx0w3EDhctd68Ch?si=8b26b62c06fe4f4e ¡Síguenos en redes sociales! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elheraldopodcast/ Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@elheraldopodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elheraldopodcast/ Son Acosta en Instagram y Twitter @sonacosta

Carmen María is a stepmom of four, a biological mom of two, and a foster mom of a few children who she loves, sometimes at a distance. With her memoir, Fostering: A Memoir of Courage and Hope, she endeavors to bring awareness to the issues surrounding the foster care system and share her passion for protecting vulnerable youth. Fostering: A Memoir of Courage and Hope Carmen Maria's Website Foster Care: An Unparalleled Journey Find All Our Links Here https://linktr.ee/fostercarenation Merch! http://tee.pub/lic/RwiARsuuDHs Call the Voicemail Line 413-foster 3 (413) 367-8373 Foster Care 101 Free webinar with NO sales pitch!   Support Our Mission https://www.buymeacoffee.com/fostercare   https://patreon.com/fostercarenation   Website   https://fostercarenation.com   Connect with us on our Facebook Page   https://facebook.com/7timedad   Connect on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/fostercarenation/

Carmen María Navarro has worked in marketing and brand story telling in top 500 companies since graduating with her MBA from Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College in 2004. She serves on the Board of Center for Human Services, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting youth and eliminating youth homelessness. Carmen María is a stepmom...

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Carmen María Montiel Ávila, Miss Venezuela 1984, is an American journalist, writer and activist. She joins Jeremy Stalnecker on this episode of Situation Report to discuss her story, the warning signs from her time in Venezuela and much more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.