Podcast appearances and mentions of casey davis

Episode 19 Scott and Michael broadcast from the Driven Collection Collector Car Storage Facility in Los Angeles and interview Co-founder Glen Prichard. A quick recap of the 12 Hours of Sebring. Scott and Michael talk about Rennstreet's Shift & Skate Fundraiser Car Show for the Skateboarding Hall of Fame and Museum. Porsche News, Current and upcoming Happenings in the lives of Scott & Michael.   Please visit these important contributors to episode 19: The Driven Collection @the_driven_collection www.drivencollectionla.com   Meisterwerk Racing Wheels @meisterwerkracing www.meisterwerkracing.com   Thank you to our Rennstreet Shift & Skate Sponsors, Artists and Panelists: Sponsors: Milestar Tires House Automotive Pelican Parts Val Surf Powell-Peralta Skateboards 405 Motoring 17 Mile Garage Portola Paints Malibu Barber Shop Devo (the band) Avants Official Paulaner Sunset Soda 6040 Skateboards/Steve Saiz Skateboarding Hall of Fame and Museum Simi Valley Town Center   Panelists Todd Huber - Skateboarding Hall of Fame & Museum (SHOF) Founder/Curator Ray Flores - Professional Skateboarder SHOF Inductee and Dogtown Legend April Jones - Skateboarding Documentarian Chris Dunlop - Automotive Artist Felix Holst - Automotive Artist Tony Rackley - "The Car Guru"   Artists "Pinstripe" Chris Dunlop Felix Holst Sahara Novotna Kelci Wailes Steve Saiz Casey Davis   Sponsor/Panelist/Artist info: Milestar Tires @milestar.tires www.milestartires.com   House Automotive @houseautomotive www.houseautogroup.com   Pelican Parts @pelicanparts www.pelicanparts.com   Powell-Peralta Skateboards @powellperalta www.powell-peralta.com   Val Surf @valsurf1962 www.valsurf.com   405 Motoring @405motoring www.405motoring.com   17 Mile Garage, Automotive Services @17milegarage www.17milegarage.com   Malibu Barbershop @malibu_barber_shop_   Devo (legendary Alternative Rock Band @clubdevo www.clubdevo.com   Skateboarding Hall of Fame and Museum/Todd Huber @skateboardinghalloffame www.skateboardinghalloffame.org   Paulaner Sunset Soft Drinks www.paulaner-sunset.com @paulaner.sunset   Portola Paints www.portolapaints.com @portolapaints   Avants Official (Events|Magazine|Podcast|Community) @avantsofficial www.avants.com   Simi Valley Town Center @svtowncenter www.simivalleytowncenter.com   Pinstripe Chris Dunlop @pinstripechris www.artofchrisdunlop.com   Felix Holst @felixholst www.felixholst.com   Sahara Novotna @saharanovotna www.shopsaharanovotna.com   Kelci Wailes @kelciwailes_art www.kelciwailesdesign.etsy.com   Steve Saiz (Bones Brigade Skateboarder, SHOF inductee) @saiz5412 www.stevesaiz.la www.6040skateboards.com   Casey Davis @quesodavis www.portolapaints.com   Ray Flores @theoriginalrayflores   April Jones, Skateboard Park Documentry writer/producer, Concrete Law @dream_evil_pictures www.dreamevilpictures.com   Tony Rackley "The Car Guru" @tonyrackley   Thank you for listening. We truly appreciate your support. Please follow us on Instagram and Tik Tok. We welcome and appreciate any comments, reviews, likes and follows on your listening platform or social media, it really helps the us with the almighty algorithm.   Our Instagrams: @rennstreetpodcast Scott Kelly: @scottkelly911tt Micheal Kriskovic: @the.targa.chronicles   Tik Tok: @rennstreetpodcast   Big Thank You to our Show Sponsors: House Automotive www.houseautogroup.com @houseautomotive   CP-Carrillo Pistons & Rods www.cp-carrillo.com @cpcarrillo_   Paulaner Sunset Soft Drinks www.paulaner-sunset.com @paulaner.sunset   Portola Paints www.portolapaints.com @portolapaints   Onyx Auto Preservation @onyxautopreservation www.onyxautopreservation.com   Porsche Santa Clarita www.porschesantaclarita.com @porschesantaclarita

Join us for an exciting episode as we dive into the Pekin' Panther basketball season. Brought to you by Helena Hayes, House Representative for the Pekin' Panther School District, and Partners for Profit Fundraising, this episode promises insights into the upcoming basketball season. Coach Swanson shares his thoughts on the team's prospects, discussing the impact of losing two key seniors, Jaden Wolver and Vinny Dahlstrom. With 21 players in the roster this year, the team is gearing up for a dynamic season with returning seniors Will Adam and Casey Davis expected to lead the charge. Get to know the promising juniors and sophomores like Cole Milliken, Nolan Glick, and Henry Adam, who are set to make a mark on the court. Coach Swanson highlights the importance of multi-sport athletes and the benefits they bring to the team. As the Panthers prepare for their first game on December 3rd against Wappelo, Coach Swanson outlines the practice schedule, upcoming scrimmages, and the excitement of the new season. Tune in to hear more about the team's journey and the exciting basketball action ahead!

On this episode of the Adult Autism:  A Spectrum of Uniqueness podcast Casey Davis, adult program director, and Jessica Moore, executive director at Autism Tennessee discuss how their organization advocates for and supports adult autistic folks across Tennessee and beyond.  Find out more about Autism Tennessee here:  https://autismtennessee.wildapricot.org/ or contact Casey at casey@autismtn.org to find out how you can get involved. The Adult Autism:  A Spectrum of Uniqueness podcast series is hosted by Christopher Quarto - a licensed psychologist who conducts Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) evaluations for adults (https://chrisquarto.com).  Issues pertaining to mildly autistic adults (and neurodiverse folks who believe they are on the spectrum) are covered on the podcast including sensory sensitivities, how to make friends, regulating emotions and the role pets play as friends.  Listen and discover why your uniqueness is awesome! * https://chrisquarto.com/ Would you like to watch a video version of this podcast episode?  Check out the Adult Autism:  A Spectrum of Uniqueness YouTube channel:  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4IPUmICA-ZlIERsJk3pHyqkSyPKMht9X * Are you thinking that you might be autistic but have never been professionally evaluated?  How about taking a 6-question quiz designed by Dr. Quarto to find out if autism is likely:  “Am I Autistic?” quiz link - https://quiz.tryinteract.com/#/64db4bb606278800141be2fd * Are you a Tennessee or Michigan resident who is interested in getting evaluated for autism?  If so, click here to get the ball rolling: https://chrisquarto.com/autism-spectrum-disorder-testing/      

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Casey Davis is an action sports filmmaker with an emphasis in the Supercross and motocross world, based out of Southern California. Casey works with the creative outfit, Octopi Media, alongside Garth Milan and Ryne Swanberg, handling video needs for clients such as Monster Energy/Star Racing Yamaha, Scott Goggles, Kawasaki Motor Co, and more.Casey's story is incredibly wild and, for any and all filmmakers (new or veterans), an important listen. Casey dives into his journey to earn his dream job at TransWorld Motocross Magazine, the years of struggling to earn that position only for it to be ripped away from him without warning, his battle with depression and anger management, finding his footing to push through the lowest point of his life, landing on his feet at Octopi Media, and so much more.My conversation with Casey couldn't have been anymore transparent and inspiring. I truly enjoyed learning so much about such a kind and talented human and hope all enjoy Casey's story and complete transparency in sharing his successes and failures. Follow Casey Davis: https://instagram.com/air_d617?igshid=Y2IzZGU1MTFhOQ==Follow Octopi Media: https://instagram.com/octopi.media?igshid=Y2IzZGU1MTFhOQ==https://www.instagram.com/kitkarzen/Support The Failed Experiment: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2156809/supporters/newFollow the Failed Experiment: https://www.instagram.com/_thefailedexperiment/Follow Kyle Cowling: https://www.instagram.com/kylecowling/Support the show

EARS is much bigger than just Casey Davis. Meet Captain Torres. A security officer with a dark secret who's drawn by a mysterious offer. But you need allies to move forward. Both Casey and Torres need to find ways to attract others to their cause. And you know what that means: It's Party Time. ------- Support reproductive justice and abortion funds: https://choice.crd.co/ If you liked this episode, please leave a rating and review to help us spread the word and don't forget to share with your friends. We love friends! Support the Show: Follow The Monster's Playbook on social media, head to our website, and check out our new merch store by heading to our DirectMe Profile. Join us on Discord! Come hang out with the cast on The Monster's Playbook Discord server where we can discuss the latest episodes, trade theories, answer questions, and get to know you, our listeners, a little better. This week we're also featuring a promo for another actual-play podcast, Dungeons and Pop. Check out this fellow Monster of the Week pod on their website, and be sure to listen to them wherever you listen to podcasts. ------- Cast: Jonny Grubb as the Keeper John Wander as Mark Clayton (The Monstrous) Lauren Johnson as Kira Ashwood (The Chosen) and Anna Ashwood (The Protector) Miah Detjen as Casey Davis (The Freelancer) and Theo Nessos (The Hex) This episode was edited by Miah Detjen and Lauren Johnson. Theme song by Jonny Grubb. Cover art by Gabe Schmidt. Incidental music from Epidemic Sound.

First of all, we'd like to thank the amazing yurricanes for working with us to create the featured image for this episode. I think you'll agree that it's an amazing piece of art, and you should definitely check out their work.We'd also like to thank Georgie (aka ChapSketch) for working with Squidge on the episode artwork for the entire New Cupboard of Shame series. Head on over to Georgie's Etsy page to commission some work from her. You really should, as she's blooming brilliant.Remember that you can always get in touch with us on our Facebook page, on Twitter, or with our Contact page. Don't forget to check the chapters tab in your podcatcher. This is a thing we're doing now, so keep an eye open for those.Here's a sample of the full show notes - make sure to click through and check them out.Content WarningSquidge was fully in charge of hosting, producing and editing this episode. As such, he decided to leave the few swears in the episode without bleeping them. This was done for comedy reasons, as we felt that there is very little in the episode which could offend most listeners.Please listen responsibly.Show NotesSquidge wanted to take a shiny new look at The Cupboard of Shame. The difference being that he wanted to invite some familiar voices onto the show, one at a time, and discuss one game that they want to jettison into the Cupboard of Shame. This being the fifth episode in the new series, he invited Andrew "Podcast Collector" Dickinson to dispatch something into the devious - and totally real cupboard - cupboard.As a quick reminder, Squidge describes The Cupboard of Shame as:The idea behind it is games that you have bought in your past, played it, but you don't know why you bought [them] but you did anyway.Any complaints that you have about the game; why you want to stick it in the Cupboard of Shame. We'll talk about the good points and the bad points [of the game], and we'll share some fun facts about the game.- SquidgePrevious Entries into the Cupboard of ShameThe Cupboard of Shame reboot has only seen two entries so far: Chief Problems decided that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim needed to be stored behind the walnut doors of destiny in episode 136 Lulu wanted to jettison Chaos Legion to the nether realms of the electronically challenged cupboard in episode 138 Sean wanted to yeet Risk of Rain 2 into the underbelly of the cupboard in episode 139 Ginger wished to send Final Fantasy X-2 into the depths of cheap MDF that is the cupboard in episode 140 AndrewD was on the fence about Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days and whether it should have been in the Cupboard of Shame, in episode 141 Prior to the Cupboard of Shame reboot, Squidge had challenged both G and himself to put some titles into the Cupboard of Shame. The titles that they chose include: Iron Man the Movie Video Game WET Rambo: The Video Game Crackdown Final Fantasy XIII You can hear their discussion on these games (and a few more) in episode 47: The Cupboard of Shame - here's a link to that episode. All of the "classic" Cupboard of Shame episodes - aka before Squidge's 2022 sexy reboot - can be found here.JonnyG's Chosen GameAnd Squidge got directly into the topic of discussion: which game would you like to put into the Cupboard of Shame:The game that I would like to put into the Cupboard of Shame is called "Deadly Premonition", alternately "Deadly Premonition Director's Cut", or more recently "Deadly Premonition: Origins"- JonnyGEven though JonnyG already owned Deadly Premonition, he was suckered into buying one of the other two releases of it. This happening to JonnyG is such a regular occurrence that his friends call it "pulling a Jonny."And before long, the first tangent of the episode was in play:Before we actually owned a Playstation, we went and rented one from the game shop down the street.We rented the Playstation, we rented Final Fantasy VII. We did not know that you had to provide your own memory card.I played Final Fantasy VII for two and half days without turning the machine off, and I got to a point where you were only allowed to put one fighter in, and forgot to give him cure magic.And it was all gone.- JonnyGWe all need to take a moment to press F on our keyboards and pay our respects to young JonnyG.Sponsor MessageThe Infinite hallway has been closed.It took a year for an unlikely trio to manage to seal dozens of holes in the fabric of reality. But I can see the Threads of Fate. I know there is more in store for them in this world. And in another.I see Kira Ashwood, the journalist who still bears the scars from her cult days, rising in great and terrible power. I see the supernatural social outcast Mark Clayton, his ability is expanding and evolving, growing without limit. Without explanation. I see the one they've yet to meet: a sorceress from between worlds, yet drawn to power and burdened by legacy. I see the extra normal investigator Casey Davis. But for the moment, I am one of the few who does.I can see what's next. I can see it all unfolding each chosen path. How does it end? Even I don't know for sure. Join us on the monsters playbook.The Monster's Playbook is an actual play Monster of the Week podcast with new episodes released every other Tuesday. Come check us out on Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts.What's So Bad About it?Any discussion of a bad game needs to cover what's so bad about the game. So Squidge asked, “what's so bad about this game?” before visibly recoiling. Whilst there's a lot to say about this game, JonnyG covers the majority of his problems with it in six very short sentences:It's bafflingly difficult to play. Not like it's hard or the challenges are strange. But it's like, the moment to moment interactions are incredibly clunky. Like, you run extremely slowly.It has a lot of square-footage and not a lot of things to do. So if you're at the Diner, and you have to the police station, that's in-game miles away; and the car they give you only goes 45 miles an hour.- JonnyGThe main character takes warnings about the case he's working on from his morning coffee and speaks to someone called Zach - someone who is never on screen, and you never meet - spoilers notwithstanding.Squidge describes the game like this (quoting a friend of his):It's kind of like The X-Files meets a psychological horror from Japan. But it's also filmed like a quirky buddy cop TV show ... from Japan; where one person (the main character) clearly needs medication, but is not receiving it.- SquidgeAnd need we talk about the search for Sylvester ... the free-weight?Full Show NotesMake sure to check out the full show notes for more discussion on the points we raise, some extra meta-analysis, and some links to related things.What have you been playing recently? Do you agree with the anonymous review that Chief read during this episode? What would you take with you to the Thunder Plains?Let us know on Twitter, Facebook, leave a comment on the show notes or try our brand new contact page.LinksHere are some links to some of the things we discussed in this episode: Support us on Ko-Fi Our Facebook page Us on Twitter Georgie's (aka ChapSketch) links: Instagram Etsy The Cupboard of Shame series The Monster's Playbook podcast And have you left us a rating or review? 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It's finally time for Casey Davis to decide. Does she want to remain as a mysterious nonentity? Or will she do what it takes to bring herself back? Content Warning: This episode contains mentions of suicidal ideation. If you or someone you know is struggling, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255 to speak with someone who can help. You are not alone. ------- If you liked this episode, please leave a rating and review to help us spread the word and don't forget to share with your friends. We love friends! Follow The Monster's Playbook on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook; and head to our website for more information on our show. Audible Free Trial: Try a 30-day free trial of Audible Premium Plus and support the show by using our Affiliate link: audibletrial.com/monstersplaybook Cast: Jonny Grubb as the Keeper John Wander as Mark Clayton (The Monstrous) Lauren Johnson as Kira Ashwood (The Chosen) Miah Detjen as Casey Davis (The Flake) and Theo Nessos (The Spell-Slinger) This episode was edited by Miah Detjen. Theme song by Jonny Grubb. "Bring You Back to Life" by Jonny Grubb, featuring Lauren Johnson. Cover art by Gabe Schmidt. Incidental music from Epidemic Sound.

Casey Davis of ASU joined us to talk about his book Digital Civics and Citizenship. Fun discussion.

 Episode 32 of the OMAG All Access Podcast is hosted by OMAG Director of Technology Services, Kevin Sesock. Join Kevin and SkyHelm's Travis Cleek and Casey Davis as they discuss cybersecurity threats against municipal utilities.Learn more by visiting www.omag.org. 

Carol Delmonico of Bend, Oregon, is a life coach, mentor, and author with a background as an RN in health coaching. She enjoys helping people focus on their mental well-being and now works with people who are discouraged by the current status quo lifestyle and want to live in line with their deeper values and have more meaning and joy every day. Carol has been helping her clients transition through some of the changes the pandemic has brought into the lives of so many, and she is quick to say that it's not so much about work-life balance that people are looking for but simply life balance. In this episode, Carol shares how she's been able to connect with others through laughter yoga, even online through Zoom. Getting down on all fours and baa-ing like a sheep is a great way to set the mood and lighten the atmosphere to help people move into deeper laughter and the feel-good hormones that come with it, even for those who might not initially feel like laughing. She also talks about the importance of celebrating small wins by taking mini-breaks about 2 minutes long. Carol feels that adopting an attitude of wonder can be life-changing, and she encourages others to ask questions that start with phrases such as "I wonder what would happen if..." and "I wonder how I can..." Carol and her co-creator, Casey Davis, wrote guidebooks for Wonder Uprising and host workshops in person and online together. They offer mentoring and classes where people can reflect, consider, and unfurl a wider and deeper wondering. Carol works the majority of the time as a solopreneur and loves to mentor people who feel disconnected from parts of themselves and are looking for greater well-being through reconnecting. If you'd like to reach Carol, she can be found through her website: Website: https://wonderuprising.com/ (https://wonderuprising.com/)

Rainman talks with CC King and Casey Davis of the Diabetes Research Connection (DRC) about their innovative approach to charitable giving in the fight for a cure for Type 1 diabetes. Their process allows donors to have a direct connection with the research they are funding; transparent and an incredibly efficient use of donated funds. A very informative and enjoyable discussion. Enjoy!

Casey Davis is missing. Not just from where she's supposed to be, but from everywhere. It's like she never existed. As if that's not enough, the rest of the team's allies are under attack from an unknown enemy, and they're running out of time. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you liked this episode, please leave a review to help us spread the word and don't forget to share with your friends. We love friends! Follow The Monster's Playbook on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook; and head to our website for more information on our show. Cast: Jonny Grubb as the Keeper John Wander as Mark Clayton (The Monstrous) Lauren Johnson as Kira Ashwood (The Chosen) Miah Detjen as Casey Davis (The Flake) and Theo Nessos (The Spell-Slinger) This episode was edited by Miah Detjen. Theme song by Jonny Grubb. Cover art by Gabe Schmidt. Incidental music from Epidemic Sound.

Casey Davis, the Executive Director at the Diabetes Research Connection, joins the Responsive Fundraising Podcast to discuss her experience leading a growing nonprofit through transition and trials. During our conversation we discuss Casey’s “partner with” fundraising approach, the importance of having a holistic fundraising strategy, and why Casey is optimistic about the industry’s future. Diabetes Research Connection empowers people affected by type 1 diabetes and supports highly innovative research, for which seed funding is notoriously hard to obtain. This unique, disease-specific crowdfunding platform was established by leading diabetes scientists and advocates. This one-of-a-kind community is uniquely focused on funding innovative, discovery research and supporting early career scientists in type 1 diabetes research.

"The Know Me ID" Future of Medicine with Founder Casey DavisIn this episode of Faith and Family Fellowship, Dallas interviews Casey Davis, founder of "The Know Me ID". Think back to your last doctor's visit. Was it rushed? Did your doctor pay attention?Could you remember the names, dose, and reason you take your medications?Doctors are too busy, medications are confusing, and medical records don't communicate.This leaves you at risk!The KNOWME ID is a wallet card and key fob that connects to your personal health record.Simply tap or scan your KNOWME ID with a smartphone to instantly, and safely, accessyour health information — anytime, anywhere, and in any situation.Get your very own KNOWME ID today at TheKnowMeID.comThank you for listening and supporting the 'Faith and Family Fellowship PODCAST SHOW'. We are excited to connect with each of our listeners on our various platforms. Below are just some of the ways you can not only connect with us but also support our various Christian Ministry projects around the world. Support the show (https://cash.app/$laymedownministry) Connect with the show on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/faith.family.fellowship.podcast) Connect with Pastor Chris Buscher (https://www.facebook.com/cmbuscher87) Connect with Dallas O. Monticue (https://www.facebook.com/dmonticue) Connect with Lay Me Down Ministries (https://www.facebook.com/LayMeDownMinistries) For Marketing and Publishing needs, Buscher's Social Media Marketing LLC (https://www.facebook.com/buscherssmm)

Casey Davis, the Executive Director at the Diabetes Research Connection, joins the Responsive Fundraising Podcast to discuss her experience leading a growing nonprofit through transition and trials. During our conversation we discuss Casey's “partner with” fundraising approach, the importance of having a holistic fundraising strategy, and why Casey is optimistic about the industry's future. Diabetes Research Connection empowers people affected by type 1 diabetes and supports highly innovative research, for which seed funding is notoriously hard to obtain. This unique, disease-specific crowdfunding platform was established by leading diabetes scientists and advocates. This one-of-a-kind community is uniquely focused on funding innovative, discovery research and supporting early career scientists in type 1 diabetes research.

In this episode of Faith and Family Fellowship, Dallas interviews Casey Davis, founder of "The Know Me ID". Think back to your last doctor’s visit. Was it rushed? Did your doctor pay attention?Could you remember the names, dose, and reason you take your medications?Doctors are too busy, medications are confusing, and medical records don’t communicate.This leaves you at risk!The KNOWME ID is a wallet card and key fob that connects to your personal health record.Simply tap or scan your KNOWME ID with a smartphone to instantly, and safely, accessyour health information — anytime, anywhere, and in any situation.Get your very own KNOWME ID today at TheKnowMeID.com

On Friday afternoon at the 2020 Thee Generation Youth Summit, we took a break from competitions to hear about several people groups and mission fields in what we called "Opportunity Workshops." In this workshop session, Mark Gillmore lays out a history of missions, what is still left to be done, and how to get it done in our generation. Afterwards, Missionary Casey Davis shares his testimony of why God called him to go to New Delhi, India.This is the eleventh episode in a special series that will contain all of the sermons and workshops delivered at the 2020 Thee Generation Youth Summit at Falls Baptist Church in Menomonee Falls, WI this October 14-16, 2020.If you were blessed by this sermon, don’t forget to make plans to join hundreds of others young people next October for our annual meeting in Menomonee Falls, WI. For more information, please visit theegeneration.org/summit.

On episode two of "Hour of Humanity" we speak with Casey Davis, PA about COVID-19.  Casey Davis has been a nationally-certified Internal Medicine & Emergency Medicine physician assistant since 2004. He and his wife of 13 years, Sonia, live in Westminster, MD and have two children.  He earned a Biology degree from Villa Julie College (now Stevenson University) in 2002 and graduated from Lock Haven University in 2004 with a Master’s in Health Science. In addition to being a physician assistant, husband, and father, Casey is also an entrepreneur.  Casey is the creator of the KNOWME health [getknowme.com], an electronic medical ID that connects to your secure personal health record and gives you, your doctor, or a first responder access to vital health information — anytime, anywhere, and in any situation. Casey also records a weekly podcast is designed to give listeners clear, concise, and accurate health information in just 5 minutes or less.  Listen today to Health Made Simple [HealthMadeSimple.co] or via your favorite podcast app.

The Art of Self-Defense is a dark satire written and directed by Riley Stearns Starring Jessie Eisenberg as Casey Davis an accountant who is assaulted at night and he decides to learn karate out of fear. On the Basis of Sex is the true-life story of Lawyer Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her Husband Martin taking on a case to challenge gender discrimination in America Starring Felicity Jones and Armie Hammer. I talk about the movies The Art of Self-Defense and On the Basis of Sex on this podcast listen and enjoy! 

Around Our House: I recently went out and visited Higher Ground intentional living community here in Bend Oregon. While there I sat down and had a chat with Casey Davis and Carol Delmonico, two people who have made Higher Ground their home and their community. This was a really interesting conversation that I have been looking forward to for a long time, stemming from my own dreams to live in, or maybe even create, an intentional community. If you are interested in learning more about the ins and outs of living in community with others, what that means, what it looks and feels like, then you are in the right place. Stick around for the second half of the show. But first, here is what Emily, Clemence and I have been up to for this past month…. Since I last sat down to record an episode Thanksgiving has come and gone, as has Winter Solstice, Christmas and New Years. We have been spending time reflecting on what the holiday season means to us, and a large part of that has been centered around gratitude. One thing Emily and I have incorporated into our daily practice is closing out our day by having a talk about what we are grateful for. It is usually the last thing we do before we turn out the lights and go to sleep. It has been a really nice reflective practice and it has felt especially pertinent during the holiday season. Another things that Emily and I have been talking more about is deepening our practice of spirituality and celebration that is tied to the cycles of the sun and the moon, as well as the observable changes of the seasons, the changing behavior of the plants and the animals according to these cycles throughout the year, and how all of this affects us and makes us feel. We have each always had deep personal connections to the natural world and a greater energy in the universe but now we are really trying to come together to understand one another’s beliefs and feelings and find traditions that we can share with our daughter and our community. For starters, we have committed to doing a new moon reset with each new moon for 2019. Mostly this will entail paying particular attention to our diet during the days around each new moon. We will be omitting sugars, caffeine, alcohol, grains, and dairy. I’m sure there are other things as well, but those are the ones that come to mind. We tend to eat pretty well around here, but we thought that we would use the cleansing and renewing energy of the new moon to renew our commitment to eating well and respecting our bodies each month. The next new moon is January 6th, which is Sunday by the way, in case you listen to this in time and care to join us. Also, coming up later this month there is a total lunar eclipse early the morning of January 20th. I am planning on getting up around 4:30 am and starting a fire in my back yard to observe the eclipse. I find total lunar eclipses to be amazingly beautiful. I remember the first time I really watched one closely and felt like I was observing the moon for the enormous celestial sphere that it is, a giant rock rotating the earth, rather than a glowing disk of light in the sky. That was a powerful moment for me and one I always enjoy reliving with total lunar eclipses. Anyhow, I have invited some friends over for 5am lunar viewing at my place. If you didn’t get the invite and you want to come and are in the area, let me know! And finally, I have been busy with family time. Enjoying the company of my wife and my daughter and our wonderful community of friends. This winter continues to be all that I hoped, rest, reflection, gathering with friends and family, as well as some time outdoors. There has been lots of planning and dreaming in this time of the year as well. One of the Big Dreams we cannot stop talking about is how to create a community living situation for us and some of our closest friends. The more we talk about it, the more it seems like it could be a reality. Which brings me to our guest interview today.   Guest Interview: Casey Davis and Carol Demonico Higher Ground Intentional Living Community Casey Davis is a designer, mom, activator and community builder, Casey was born and raised in Bend, OR. She's done extensive informational design for environmental non-profits to visually explain technical data as well as informational projects for trails and wilderness sites for the United States Forest Service. She filters the work that comes her way, focusing her talents and energy into projects that create a world that works for all. When she isn't designing for businesses, Casey is passionate about community building, local activism and urban design. Her current "side" project is creating a new intentional community with the working title, The Bend Living Neighborhood Project. She served on the City of Bend's Central Westside Citizen Advisory Committee and currently is a member of the City's Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee. She recently self-published and interactive journal with Carol Delmonico entitled, Stoke Your Woke. Carol Delmonico is a passionate crusader, and deep listener, a nature-lover, avid reader, crazy-good laugher, and mother of two children. After working 18 years as an RN in a hospital setting she wanted a change and embarked on an eclectic educational path: Life and Health Coaching Certifications, The Embodied Life, Laughter Yoga, Heartmath, Nonviolent Communication and reading zillions of books on human potential and spirituality. She has helped over 3,000 clients of all shapes, sizes and colors. Her creative self-expression shows up in her reverence for the natural world, singing and dancing, laughing, writing poetry, and facilitating “sofa sessions” and “soul circles” with friends. Modern Folk logo by Stefan Perkinz greasywhisper.comTheme music by Lee Rosevere Support for Modern Folk comes from my wife Emily Wiggins. Emily is a Naturopathic Doctor in Bend OR.dremilywiggins.com

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Encore release November 24, 2018. Encore release August 17, 2017. We look at the ongoing blowback--at the state and local levels--against Obergefell v Hodges, in which the Supreme Court ruled that same-sex marriage is constitutional. Specifically, we look at the refusal by two county clerks--Casey Davis in Casey County and Kim Davis in Rowan County (pictured)--to issue marriage licenses in Kentucky, and a proposal in the state legislature to allow clerks to refuse to issue marriage licenses if it offends their religious beliefs. Plus: Six people are dead in Chattanooga in an apparent case of homegrown Islamist terrorism. And...another victory for LGBT rights!  The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has ruled that discrimination against someone based on their sexual preference is sex discrimination pure and simple.

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