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1. ‘In the City' Reunion Recap: Lindsay and Whitney's Heated Exchange, Amanda Reveals She and West Haven't Said “I Love You” (The Hollywood Reporter) (27:10) 2. Olivia Rodrigo dating Wall Street power player as pair spotted around NYC (Page Six) (35:33) 3. "The Real Housewives of New York City" Season 16 cast photos, trailer and premiere date set at Bravo (Deadline) (44:10) 4. Jennifer Aniston Exits Jennette McCurdy's 'Glad My Mom Died' Over Scheduling Conflict (TMZ) (55:16) 5. Harry Styles cancels concert last minute due to mystery “health issue” a month after collapsing on stage (Page Six) (1:00:21) The Toast with Jackie (@JackieOshry) and Claudia Oshry (@girlwithnojob) ⁠The Toast Patreon ⁠⁠  ⁠⁠Toast Merch⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Girl With No Job by Claudia Oshry⁠⁠ ⁠⁠The Camper & The Counselor⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Lean In⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brad Sham joins the show to talk all things Dallas Cowboys, Show Reset, and Will Chambers joins the show

Hello Listen Local Friends and Fam! On today's show it's Colton and Isaiah manning the ship as Jacob is out on another BlazeAir Tourism shoot. Saying that... he of course can't stay away the whole time, so he calls in and gives a little update! Then, Isaiah dives into this week's guest. The One. The Only. The Chamber Board Chair, Mr. Colton Maher. PS... Colton did not know this was coming. They dive into his role there, why the Chambers in general are important to their communities, how to best utilize the Chamber if you are a local business and more! Before signing off they dive into a BUSY upcoming weekend in the BLA in this week's Local Happenings segment. And as always, thanks to our 2026 sponsors Pequot Lakes and Gull Lake Sanitation, Hanneken Insurance, Craguns Legacy Courses, Party Time Rental, Bens Marine and Motorsports and our PRESENTING SPONSOR Lakes Area CPAs! Instagram: ListenLocalMNBlazeAirProductionsWoodsToWaterMNNorthwoodsAgent Facebook:Listen Local MNBlazeAirMNWoodsToWaterMN

Ladies and gentlemen... welcome to another episode of The All Things BMX Show!As always, thank you to every single one of you who continues to make this show what it is. Whether you're watching us live, catching the replay, listening on your favorite podcast platform, or joining us from somewhere at a BMX track around the world... We appreciate every one of you.Tonight is exactly why we started this show.BMX isn't just about lap times, trophies, or who's standing on the podium. It's about the people who built this sport, the stories that have been passed down through generations, and making sure those stories are never forgotten. Every rider has a history. Every track has memories. Every era has legends. Our job is to help preserve that history and share it with the next generation.And tonight, we're doing exactly that.Joining us is a man whose name has been part of BMX for decades... A.C. Chambers.From his impact on BMX racing to the experiences that helped shape this incredible sport, we're going to dive into the stories that many people have never heard, revisit some unforgettable moments, and talk about what BMX was, what it is today, and where it's headed tomorrow.So whether you're an old-school racer who lived through those glory days, a current racer chasing your next win, or a parent introducing your kids to the greatest sport on two wheels... this episode is for you.As always, we want this to be interactive. Drop your comments in the chat, let us know where you're watching from, ask your questions for A.C., and be part of the conversation. That's what The All Things BMX Show has always been about—bringing the BMX community together, one conversation at a time.So grab your favorite drink, turn the volume up, share this stream with your BMX friends, and settle in.This is going to be one you won't want to miss.Ladies and gentlemen... Tonight we welcome the BMX royalty...A.C. Chambers!Tag a friend, set your reminders, and come hang out with the BMX family! The ATB Krew coming to you live from "The Ethan Clark" studios here in Hartland Michigan.Brought to you by the great people at Motor City Harley Davidson in Melissa is off tonight so filling in for her at the Gatenine producers Perch is Detroit Velvet Smooth tonight If you enjoy the All Things BMX Show I want to ask you to do us a favor. Share the show with someone you like. It really helps us grow and gain more exposure. We appreciate it.  You can join us for the most part each and every week at 8:00 PM EST on the All Things BMX Show Facebook, YouTube, and Twitch pages. If you miss us live you can find us on all your favorite podcast sites and watch the replays on our YouTube Channel.Die Job Apparel brings you our guest this week.“Elevate Your Look. Empower Your Brand Die Job Apparel ”www.facebook.com/diejobapparelThe show's chat is sponsored by BMX-Rox Photographywww.roxandcoco.comTonight's Trivia is brought to you by Krupp & Carterhttps://www.kruppandcarterco.storeBMX doesn't run on big TV money—it runs on riders, fans, and the brands that support the culture.The sponsors of the All Things BMX Show aren't just buying ads—they're investing in BMX, supporting riders, building gear, and keeping the scene alive.When you support them, you're not just buying products—you're helping BMX media, rider-owned brands, and shows like this keep going.Die Job Apparelhttps://www.facebook.com/diejobapparel8 Degree Pedalhttps://8degreepedal.comUse our discount code for 10% off  “ATBBMX” Supercrosshttps://www.supercrossbmx.comTorker https://torkerracing.comSpark BMX Traininghttps://www.sparkbmxtraining.comEvil Alloyhttps://evilalloy.comUse our discount code for 10% off  “ATBBMX” Krupp and Carterhttps://www.kruppandcarterco.store/shopOn 2 Wheels BMXhttps://on2wheelsbmx.company.siteThe Hack Shackhttps://www.facebook.com/p/The-Hack-Shack-100057675570612/dB Sports Worldhttps://www.facebook.com/dbsportsworldWrenchman Wheel Builds www.wrenchmanwheelbuilds.comDanger Snacks https://www.facebook.com/dangersnacksSupport the show

Caroline Chambers built the number-one food and drink newsletter on Substack, What to Cook When You Don't Feel Like Cooking, on one radical premise: most of us don't want to cook, and that's fine. Her debut cookbook became an instant New York Times bestseller. Her follow-up, Make It Fast, was written with the help of reader feedback and organized around a new concept: the “walk away” recipe. It's like millennial “set it and forget it,” if you will. In this episode, Caroline talks about the community-sourced cookbook, Substack as a business, and how she writes about products she likes, not always the ones that pay her. It's a refreshing conversation, and we love having Caro in the studio. Subscribe to This Is TASTE: ⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠, ⁠⁠YouTube Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Want the exact relationship-building playbook we use to grow an electrical service business without relying on expensive lead companies?Grab our free Business Growth Playbook below and steal the system inside the SLE Pro App:https://serviceloopelectrical.com/pro-appAnd if you want to watch how we build high-performing residential service businesses step-by-step:- https://youtu.be/T8wHmb56FwE————————————Most electricians try to grow by buying more leads...Jump into Google Ads.Try Facebook Ads.Sign up for another lead service.Hope the phone rings.Repeat every month until your marketing budget disappears faster than a homeowner saying, "I'll think about it."Meanwhile...We've helped electrical contractors build businesses that don't depend on chasing the next lead.And they almost all follow the same pattern.Like planting an orchard.Same principles.Different market.Because great electrical businesses aren't built by buying attention...They're built by earning trust.But behind the scenes?The best companies grow more like a network than a marketing campaign.In this video, we break down the exact relationship-first strategy that helps electricians:- build referral partners that consistently send work- create a reputation that compounds year after year- generate work without becoming dependent on paid advertising- stand out in competitive markets through service- fill the calendar with higher-quality opportunitiesInside, you'll discover:- How Joe rebuilt an electrical business after moving to a city where he knew absolutely nobody- Why one HOA relationship generated more than $80,000 in work- Why most electricians think they have a lead problem when they actually have a relationship problem- How networking compounds like interest when you stay consistent- The simple referral strategy that keeps work coming long after the first job- Why buying more leads is often the wrong answer- How Facebook became Joe's largest lead source without relying on expensive ad campaigns- The networking habits that separate thriving contractors from struggling ones- Why serving other businesses first creates opportunities most electricians never seeAlso...There's the story of moving across the country with zero customers, zero family, and zero local connections.A conversation about BNI, Chambers of Commerce, and why most people quit networking too early.The unexpected lesson from an HOA manager that completely changed Joe's business.Several moments where Joe admits success wasn't one big breakthrough—but years of consistent effort finally compounding.If you're new here, binge the channel.If you own an electrical service business, steal the framework.If you want to scale to $1M+ with less chaos…Watch the Million Dollar Plan below.————————————And if you want to see our Million Dollar Plan — how we help Electric Service Business Owners build $1M+ companies without becoming a slave to the truck, the phone, or the chaos…Watch here:The Service Transformer™: The 4 Stages of a Million Dollar Electrical Business

Desde niña veló por sus hermanas, y ahora vela por cientos de mujeres que comparten con ella disciplina y vocación profesional. Luego de casi 40 años sigue hablando de su profesión con el entusiasmo de quien acaba de descubrirla. Negocia transacciones complejísimas, pero su mejor habilidad no está en los contratos, sino en generar confianza entre personas que piensan distinto. Es disciplinada, competitiva y lleva décadas planeando su retiro… pero también trabaja para vivir bien: comprar tiempo, experiencias, viajes y libertad. Tiene una enorme fe en las nuevas generaciones y es una mentora nata. Para ella el éxito es una herramienta, no un destino al cual llegar. Con tantito que nos cuenta de su vida, es fácil entender de dónde le viene la condición guerrera y el desarrollo de la amorosa empatía.ACERCA DE MARÍA TERESA: Es Socia de Pérez-Llorca, y una de las fundadoras de Abogadas MX. Ha sido reconocida de forma recurrente por directorios internacionales como Chambers and Partners, The Legal 500, y Latin Lawyer como una de las abogadas líderes indiscutibles de México.Acá su LinkedIn

Denver’s rental market is telling two very different stories right now. Single-family homes are holding their rent levels year over year, but condos and older multifamily units are getting hit hard. Eric Ross of CRT Management walked through three Denver submarkets that show the split clearly, and the numbers are sobering for anyone holding condo or small multi inventory. Chris Lopez sits down with Eric, who manages 950 doors across the Denver metro and has spent 18 years in local property management. Eric pulled real Zillow data from Aurora North, the 225 and Chambers corridor, and the Wheat Ridge and Lakewood submarket. In one Aurora zip code, there are 48 single-family rentals available compared to 590 condo and multifamily units competing for the same tenants. One-bedroom rents in that pocket have dropped to $745 a month, levels he hasn’t seen in over a decade. Robinwood tells the story even more sharply. Two years ago, Eric was getting nearly $2,700 for a three-bedroom through the Housing Choice Voucher program. Today, those same units are renting closer to $1,895, pricing that takes the complex back to 2018 and 2019 levels. Eric also breaks down why Denver County logged 15,953 eviction filings in 2025, which is up roughly 72% from pre-pandemic levels, and what Colorado’s recent legislation around income requirements, credit checks, and habitability has done to landlord operations. In This Episode We Cover: Why single-family rents are holding while condos and older multi keep softening The Aurora submarket with 590 competing condo and multi listings How the Robinwood rent drop from $2,700 to $1,895 reflects the broader condo market Why HUD did a mid-year Fair Market Rent adjustment in late 2025 How the 2x rent income mandate is driving evictions higher Eviction timelines now running 50 to 90 days depending on notice type A risk mitigation partnership giving landlords up to $10,000 per tenancy in protection Eric also shares his outlook for mid-2027 rents and what he thinks needs to happen for the market to stabilize. Whether you own a single-family rental, a condo, or a small multi in the Denver metro, this conversation gives you the ground-level data you need to make smart decisions through the rest of this cycle. Subscribe to the Denver Real Estate Investing Podcast for new episodes every Tuesday. Watch the Youtube Video https://youtu.be/qiAhYZAzw0s Timestamps 00:00 – Welcome and Eric Ross introduction 02:15 – 2025 vs 2026 rent comparison across unit types 06:08 – Aurora North submarket, 48 single-family vs 590 condos and multi 11:03- Comparing today’s cycle to 2008 12:48 – 225 and Chambers submarket and the Robinwood case study 17:12 – HUD’s mid-year Fair Market Rent adjustment 22:45 – Wheat Ridge and Lakewood submarket breakdown 25:04 – Denver eviction filings up 72% from pre-pandemic 26:35 – How the 2x rent income mandate is driving evictions 30:14- Eviction timelines and the 10-day vs 30-day CARES Act split 34:00 – Violence Against Women Act protections and compliance cases 36:30- The House Bill 1090 utility billback fix 40:03 – Risk mitigation through private and public housing partnerships 47:27 – Rent forecast for mid-2027 Links in Podcast CRT Management Website: CRTManage.comCRT Management Email: info@CRTManage.comEric Ross on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericrossindnever/Workforce Housing CoalitionAAMDColorado Coalition for the Homeless Rocky Mountain Human Services

Welcome back to the Legal Nurse Podcast, where seasoned expertise meets real-world business challenges. In this episode, host Pat Iyer sits down with Nikki Chambers, a master's-prepared nurse with 26 years of experience and nearly two decades as a legal nurse consultant. Together, they pull back the curtain on the world of subcontracting in legal nurse consulting, revealing both its practical benefits and the very real challenges that come with managing complex, high-volume cases. Listeners will discover why subcontracting can be a strategic move for both newcomers and experienced LNCs alike, offering opportunities for mentorship, simplification of business operations, and growth. However, the conversation doesn't shy away from the pitfalls, including the potential for unethical practices, the need for clear processes, and the unexpected headaches that come with scaling up to manage teams and massive volumes of medical records. Whether you're considering subcontracting to grow your business or thinking of joining an LNC team, Nikki and Pat's candid stories and hard-earned lessons will help you navigate these decisions with confidence. If you're ready to learn what it takes to build ethical, thriving collaborations in legal nurse consulting, this episode is for you. What You'll Learn in This Episode on Creating Reliable Teams for Complex Legal Nurse Consulting Projects Here are 5 discussion questions answered in the podcast: What are the key differences between working as a subcontractor and hiring subcontractors in the field of legal nurse consulting? Why might new legal nurse consultants find subcontracting appealing, and what mentorship opportunities can arise from this arrangement? How can subcontracting relieve consultants from the administrative burdens of finding clients, billing, and collections? What potential disadvantages or risks should a new LNC be aware of when considering subcontracting, especially regarding reputation and ethical practices? How important is due diligence when partnering with other consultants or mentors, and what steps can be taken to investigate their reputation? Get the free transcripts and also learn about other ways to subscribe. Go to Legal Nurse Podcasts subscribe options by using this short link: http://LNC.tips/subscribepodcast. https://youtu.be/aaLwbC6pjfY Your Presenter for Creating Reliable Teams for Complex Legal Nurse Consulting Projects Pat Iyer Pat Iyer is a seasoned legal nurse consultant and business coach, renowned for her expertise in guiding new legal nurse consultants to successfully break into the field. As the host of the Legal Nurse Podcast, Pat addresses critical challenges that legal nurse consultants face, such as difficulty in landing clients and a lack of response from attorneys. Through her insightful episodes, she emphasizes the importance of effectively communicating one's value to potential clients. With a wealth of experience, Pat has empowered countless consultants to overcome these hurdles and thrive in their careers. Connect with Pat Iyer by email at patiyer@legalnusebusiness.com Nikki Chambers Nikki Chambers is a mom, nurse, and straight-shooter. She's a master's-prepared RN with 26 years in nursing and nearly 20 years as a legal nurse consultant, helping attorneys make sense of messy medical records through high-impact chronologies and audit trail analysis, while also mentoring legal nurses inside The LNC Circle (because nobody needs to learn this the hard way). When she is not on this podcast, she is chasing four girls and trying to live her wannabe-homesteader life. Connect with Nikki Chambers by email at Nikki@ChambersMLC.com

In this episode I spoke with Naftal Schiff about his book "Miracle: The Boys Who Escaped the Gas Chambers at Auschwitz". An unforgettable story of survival and resilience in the death camps of World War II.The Ernie Pyle WWII Museum is located in Dana Indiana! erniepyle.org

Daniel Barnett's Employment Law MasterClass - https://www.danielbarnett.com/masterclass SI 2026/756, Trade Unions (Right to Access Workplaces) (Required Information) Regulations 2026: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2026/756/contents/made (commencement confirmed at reg 1: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2026/756/regulation/1/made)SI 2026/758, Employment Tribunal (Extension of Time Limits) (Miscellaneous Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Regulations 2026: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2026/758/contents/made (transitional rules: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2026/758/note/made)SI 2026/759, Employment Tribunals Extension of Jurisdiction (England and Wales) (Amendment) Order 2026: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2026/759/contents/madeAccess Code of Practice consultation page: https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/make-work-pay-draft-code-of-practice-on-trade-union-right-of-accessDLA Piper, “Employment Rights Act: Preparing for change - Government publishes responses to consultations on trade union access rights and recognition procedure”: https://knowledge.dlapiper.com/dlapiperknowledge/globalemploymentlatestdevelopments/2026/employment-rights-act-preparing-for-change-government-publishes-responses-to-consultations-on-trade-union-access-rights-and-recognition-procedureNorton Rose Fulbright, Global Workplace Insider, “Trade Unions' Right of Access to Workplaces: Government Consultation Response and Draft Legislation”: https://www.globalworkplaceinsider.com/2026/07/trade-unions-right-of-access-to-workplaces-government-consultation-response-and-draft-legislation/Darren Newman, Range of Reasonable Responses: https://rangeofreasonableresponses.com/

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Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation, Jack Chambers, on the greater risks to be taken by civil servants to speed up the delivery of major projects.

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Written Ministerial Statement HCWS158, “Implementing the Employment Rights Act: June 2026 Update”, 30 June 2026: commonsbusiness.parliament.uk/Document/106462/Pdf?subType=StandardConsultation: Make Work Pay: holiday pay compliance and enforcement (opened 30 June 2026, closes 22 September 2026): gov.uk/government/consultations/make-work-pay-holiday-pay-compliance-and-enforcementGovernment response: Make Work Pay: strengthening the law on tipping (published 29 June 2026): gov.uk/government/consultations/make-work-pay-strengthening-the-law-on-tippingDraft revised Code of Practice on fair and transparent distribution of tips: gov.uk/government/publications/distributing-tips-fairly-revised-statutory-code-of-practiceDraft Employment Tribunals Extension of Jurisdiction (England and Wales) (Amendment) Order 2026: legislation.gov.uk/ukdsi/2026/9780348282832Young v Royal Mail Group Ltd [2026] EAT 93 (HHJ Beard, handed down 29 June 2026): assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/6a423d1a5b6406df58c13f13/Mr_M_Young_v_Royal_Mail_Group_Ltd__2026__EAT_93.pdf

Roberto ‘Pico' Lopes has returned to Ireland after representing Cape Verde in the World Cup. The team was eliminated by Argentina, despite a strong effort from the team.He was met with huge support in Dublin Airport, with Newstalk Reporter Maggie Chambers being able to catch up with him and his family.She joins Shane to discuss.

391: Are you eating enough to support your hormones? Registered Dietitian Lauren Chambers joins the podcast to unpack the biggest myths surrounding women's nutrition and explain why protein, carbohydrates, and healthy fats all play an essential role in hormone health, metabolism, blood sugar balance, and energy. In this episode, Lauren shares how to nourish your body through every phase of your cycle, why restrictive dieting can do more harm than good, and simple strategies to support your hormones with food. If you're ready to move beyond diet culture and build sustainable habits that help you feel your best, this episode is for you. → Leave Us A Voice Message!  Topics Discussed: → Hormone Health & Women's Nutrition → Blood Sugar Balance & Metabolic Health → Protein, Carbohydrates & Healthy Fats → Cycle Syncing & Women's Health → The Impact of Diet Culture & Undereating → Fertility, Stress & Hormone Balance → Sustainable Nutrition & Healthy Habits Sponsored By:  → Be Well By Kelly Protein Powder & Essentials | Get $10 off your order with PODCAST10 at https://bewellbykelly.com. → Hiya | Get 50% off your first order at https://hiyahealth.com/KELLY Timestamps:  → 00:00:00 - Introduction → 00:02:20 - Are most women simply not eating enough? → 00:05:47 - Why eating more can improve hormones, blood sugar & energy → 00:07:58 - Lauren's journey with hormone imbalance & restrictive dieting → 00:11:36 - Why women need protein, carbohydrates & healthy fats → 00:16:08 - The biggest misconceptions about cycle syncing → 00:19:55 - How to eat during each phase of your menstrual cycle → 00:25:05 - Why cravings increase before your period → 00:29:15 - How to rebuild hunger cues after years of dieting → 00:32:48 - How much protein do women actually need? → 00:35:00 - How to eat healthy without overcomplicating nutrition → 00:39:45 - Lauren's favorite hormone-healthy recipes → 00:42:20 - How to recover your period after under-eating → 00:47:55 - Breaking free from diet culture & food guilt → 00:51:35 - Raising daughters with a healthy relationship with food → 00:56:20 - Where to find Lauren & Hormone Healthy Eats → 00:58:14 - Outro Further Listening:  → https://youtu.be/_a5rWSmudbY?si=p2TzzsTy_m8jmiTg Check Out Lauren: → Instagram → More Lauren Check Out Kelly: → Instagram → Youtube → Facebook

Stijn Schmitz welcomes Clem Chambers to the show. Clem Chambers is Author, Journalist and Founder/CEO of ADVFN. The discussion begins with current market volatility: gold is down roughly 30% from its January peak, and oil has cratered 40% from its March high. Chambers identifies the AI space as the major action now, though it recently corrected, and sees the previous gold rally as driven by fears of a China-Taiwan conflict, which has likely been postponed. He argues that gold's price peak roughly a year out from a potential invasion window, and the sacking of Chinese generals suggests the army resisted such plans, removing that immediate geopolitical bid. He now sees a better floor for gold around $3,500 when inflation, not war, becomes the dominant driver. Chambers emphasizes a transformative global shift: America is abandoning globalization for “re-localization” and must reindustrialize to compete with China, especially in AI. He coins the phrase “electricity is destiny,” noting China has 250% more electricity, but America is now having a “Sputnik moment” and must go all-in on energy and AI or lose democracy. This energy build-out—nuclear, fossil fuels, infrastructure—creates massive long-term investment themes, though lags and government intervention pose risks. He is particularly bullish on platinum and palladium, noting tiny annual supply, Russian and South African geopolitical risks, and that much of the production is destroyed by catalytic converters, leaving no net accumulation. On precious metals, Chambers advises a 2.5–5% portfolio allocation, dollar-cost averaging into physical gold or ETFs, but warns miners behave irrationally and are difficult to understand. He also notes gold has a small inflationary overhang from 3,200 tons of annual mine supply. For viewers, Chambers highlights his free investment platform ADVFN, which offers real-time UK and soon US pricing with advanced tools, and his Substack and YouTube channel where he shares contrarian market thinking. The interview closes with the reminder that active economic participation puts investors on the upward leg of the K-shaped economy. Timestamps: 00:00:00 – Introduction 00:01:03 – Market Volatility and A.I. 00:09:40 – US-China Economies & Taiwan 00:14:15 – Reindustrialization Strategy 00:22:10 – Reserve Currency Debate 00:28:17 – Gold Supply Inflation 00:35:14 – Energy Dominance Thesis 00:40:09 – Platinum/Palladium Plays 00:43:30 – Energy Complex & Peace Deals 00:51:07 – WTI Price & Disruptions 00:57:00 – Concluding Thoughts Guest Links: Investment Platform: https://anewfn.com/ Website: https://www.clemchambers.com/ X: https://x.com/@clemchambers LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/clem-chambers-756145196 Clem Chambers is an author, journalist and founder/former CEO of ADVFN, Europe's leading stocks and markets website. He is General Partner of Ylem Capital clem@ylem.capital. A sought after media commentator, Clem is a regular guest on major television networks including CNBC (US, Europe, Asia, Arabia), Al-Jazeera, BBC, BNN and Fox News. He has recently started ANewFN, providing tools for private investors. Clem writes for Seeking Alpha, Forbes and Engineering and Technology magazine and has written Nikkei BP, the Gulf News and The Scotsman as well as specialist trading and business publications Risk AFRICA, Traders and Your Trading Edge. He has written investment columns for Wired Magazine, which described him as a ‘Market Maven'. Clem's first thriller novel ‘The Armageddon Trade' was published in 2009, followed by ‘The Twain Maxim' in 2010, ‘Kusanagi' in 2011 and ‘The First Horseman' in 2012. The fifth installment in the Jim Evans Saga, ‘The Shrine’, was published in January 2016 as an Amazon Kindle single. In November 2018, Clem won Journalist of the Year in the Business Market Commentary category in the State Street UK Institutional Press Awards. The awards recognise outstanding performance in institutional financial services reporting in the UK. He was shortlisted in 2016 and 2017 as Columnist of the Year (Business Media) in the PPA Awards for his column in E&T Magazine, The Institution Of Engineering & Technology, and in June 2017 won silver in the Tabbie Awards for his Money and Markets column in the same publication.

In this episode of Discovering Grayslake, host sits down with Michele Klein, the passionate owner of Get Messy, a brand-new creative painting experience located at 1864 East Belvedere Road. Michelle shares her inspiring journey — from painting in her driveway post-divorce to opening a vibrant studio where visitors create three unique masterpieces using fun tools like Nerf guns and sponges. She also opens up about overcoming a trademark challenge that led to her perfect business name. With a mission rooted in joy, kindness, and community, Get Messy is a colorful new gem in Grayslake worth experiencing! How to Turn Passion into Purpose: Lessons from Michelle Klein of Get Messy, Grayslake Welcome back to the Discovering Grayslake blog, where we shine a light on the people and businesses making our hometown a more vibrant, connected place. In this episode, we sat down with Michelle Klein, the creative force behind Get Messy—a new Grayslake business that's all about spreading color, joy, and kindness through therapeutic painting experiences. Michelle's journey is a testament to resilience, creativity, and the power of community. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a creative soul, or someone looking for a little more color in your life, her story is packed with actionable insights. Let's dive deep into the main themes and tips from her interview, breaking down each lesson so you can apply them to your own life or business. 1. Let Your Passion Guide You—But Stay Open to Serendipity Michelle's Story:   After a difficult divorce, Michelle found solace in painting on her driveway. What started as a personal healing ritual quickly attracted neighborhood kids and parents, organically growing into a business idea. Actionable Advice: Start with what heals or excites you.** Your authentic enthusiasm is magnetic—people are drawn to genuine passion. Pay attention to organic interest.** If others are naturally curious or want to join in, you may be onto something special. Be open to evolution.** Michelle didn't set out to start a business; she followed where her passion and community interest led her. Expert Insight:   Many successful businesses begin as personal projects. Don't underestimate the power of simply sharing what you love with those around you. 2. Create a Unique Experience—Focus on Feelings, Not Just Products Michelle's Approach:   While "splatter rooms" exist elsewhere, Michelle wanted Get Messy to stand out by focusing on the emotional journey. Every visitor creates three masterpieces, leaves a positive mark, and is encouraged to let go and play. Actionable Advice: Design for emotion.** Ask yourself: How do I want people to feel when they leave my business? Offer more than a product.** Build rituals or experiences that make your offering memorable (e.g., painting rocks, leaving messages on the wall). Encourage self-expression.** Provide tools and freedom for customers to create in their own way. Specific Recommendations: Use a variety of tools (Nerf guns, sponges, hairbrushes) to make the process playful and accessible. Incorporate keepsakes or community art projects to foster connection. 3. Overcome Challenges with Flexibility and Positivity Trademark Trouble:   Michelle's original business name, "Messy Masterpiece," was already trademarked. Receiving a cease and desist letter was scary, but she pivoted quickly, rebranding as "Get Messy"—a name that's even more inviting and descriptive. Actionable Advice: Expect bumps in the road.** Legal, logistical, or emotional challenges are part of the journey. Seek support.** Michelle leaned on friends for advice and encouragement. Reframe setbacks as opportunities.** The new name turned out to be a better fit. Expert Tip:   Before settling on a business name, do a thorough trademark search. But if you hit a snag, don't panic—sometimes the best ideas come from unexpected pivots. 4. Build Community—Inside and Outside Your Business Michelle's Community Focus: Random Acts of Kindness:** Michelle creates goody bags to spread joy locally, inspired by personal loss and a desire to make a difference. Chamber of Commerce:** Joining the Grayslake Chamber helped her connect with other business owners and gain visibility. Inclusive Experiences:** Get Messy welcomes everyone—kids, adults, couples, teams—making it a true community hub. Actionable Advice: Give back in small, meaningful ways.** Kindness initiatives can be simple but powerful. Network locally.** Chambers of Commerce and local events are invaluable for new businesses. Foster inclusivity.** Design your offerings so people of all ages and backgrounds feel welcome. Specific Recommendations: Partner with local organizations for events or fundraisers. Encourage customers to leave their mark—literally or figuratively—on your space. 5. Prioritize Customer Experience and Safety Michelle's Process: Protective Gear:** Aprons, booties, gloves, and hair nets ensure everyone can get messy without worry. Flexible Hours:** Michelle adapts her schedule to meet customer demand, offering appointments outside regular hours. Clear Communication:** She advises customers on what to wear and what to expect, reducing anxiety and maximizing fun. Actionable Advice: Anticipate customer needs.** Think through every step of the experience from their perspective. Be flexible.** Especially in the early days, adaptability can set you apart. Communicate clearly.** Set expectations so customers feel comfortable and excited. 6. Infuse Your Brand with Personality and Positivity Michelle's Vibe: Music:** Reggae and upbeat tunes create a welcoming, all-ages atmosphere. Personal Touch:** Michelle's warmth and energy are central to the Get Messy experience. Social Media:** She connects with the community online, sharing updates and positivity. Actionable Advice: Let your personality shine.** Customers remember how you make them feel. Curate your environment.** Music, decor, and staff attitude all contribute to your brand. Engage online and offline.** Consistent, authentic communication builds loyalty. 7. Embrace Your Story—It's Your Superpower Michelle's Journey:   From personal hardship to business ownership, Michelle's story is woven into every aspect of Get Messy. She's open about her struggles and triumphs, making her business relatable and inspiring. Actionable Advice: Share your "why."** People connect with stories, not just services. Be authentic about challenges.** Vulnerability builds trust and community. Celebrate your growth.** Every setback overcome is a lesson for you and your audience. Key Takeaways for Aspiring Entrepreneurs and Community Builders Start with what you love, and let community interest guide your next steps.** Design experiences that focus on emotion and connection, not just transactions.** Be ready to pivot and see challenges as opportunities for growth.** Invest in your local community—give back, network, and foster inclusivity.** Prioritize customer comfort, safety, and clear communication.** Let your personality and story infuse every aspect of your brand.** Final Thoughts: Bringing More Color to Grayslake Michelle Klein's journey with Get Messy is a beautiful reminder that even in the face of adversity, creativity and kindness can transform not just our own lives, but our entire community. Whether you're looking to start a business, heal through art, or simply spread a little more joy, her story offers a roadmap for turning passion into purpose. Ready to get inspired?   Visit Get Messy at 1864 East Belvedere Road, Grayslake, and experience the magic for yourself. And remember—supporting local businesses isn't just good for the economy; it's how we build a brighter, more colorful hometown, together. Stay tuned to Discovering Grayslake for more stories of resilience, creativity, and community spirit. Don't forget to subscribe, and let's keep making Grayslake a place where kindness and creativity thrive! Connect with Get Messy Location:** 1864 East Belvedere Road, Grayslake, IL Hours:** Noon–8pm Fridays & Saturdays, Noon–4pm Sundays, flexible by appointment Follow on Social Media:** [Insert handles] Contact:** [Insert contact info] Support local. Spread kindness. Get messy!

This week on That Tech Pod, we sit down with Matt Mahon, Vice President of Client Solutions at Level Legal, to talk about what's really happening across the legal technology landscape in 2026. Matt shares what attorneys are asking for today, why AI hasn't driven costs down as quickly as many predicted, and how legal teams should be preparing for emerging evidence sources like AI assistants, chatbots, and ephemeral communications.We also discuss whether traditional eDiscovery pricing models still make sense, the assumptions the industry will soon leave behind, and what it takes to build defensible, evidence-first workflows in an AI-powered world. Matt explains why AI is transforming legal work without eliminating the complexity that drives litigation, and why organizations that focus on governance and strategy will ultimately see the biggest gains. We also explore the biggest trends shaping the industry this year, what excites him most about where legal technology is headed, and where he believes the market is still falling short.Finally, Matt celebrates Level Legal's new Band 3 ranking in the 2026 Chambers Litigation Support Guide for USA Nationwide eDiscovery providers and previews his upcoming Electronic Discovery Reference Model webinar on digital evidence and recent case law.Learn more about Level Legal's Chambers ranking:https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/level-legal-earns-ranking-in-chambers-and-partner-2026-litigation-support-guide-for-ediscovery-302809787.htmlRegister for the EDRM webinar, "Digital Evidence: Mapping the Landscape with Case Insights": https://levellegal.com/resources/Matt Mahon is the Vice President of Client Solutions at Level Legal. Matt draws on decades of experience in eDiscovery to help clients develop bespoke solutions to their problems. Matt regularly shares his expertise and thought leadership, speaking at industry conferences, CLE events, law firm trainings, and more. He holds several industry certifications, including CEDS from ACEDs, IGP from ARMA International, and is a RelativityOne Certified Pro and Relativity Certified Sales Pro. Matt also serves as the President of the ACEDS Jacksonville chapter. 

Step into the Lion's Den with Seth for a raw, necessary conversation about the silent battles men fight every day. In honor of Men's Mental Health Month, we're joined by Dr. Quincy Chambers, a board-certified psychiatrist who specializes in breaking down the stigma, rebuilding emotional resilience, and redefining what strength really looks like. Together, Seth, Big Herm, and Dr. Chambers tackle the tough questions: Why do so many men suffer in silence? How do we recognize the warning signs before it's too late? And what does it truly mean to be “mentally fit”?

From July 20-22, more than 1,000 chamber of commerce leaders from around the U.S. and Canada will be in Downtown New Orleans for the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE) annual conference. Our own New Orleans Chamber is playing host to this gathering of influential economic executives and President and CEO Sandra Lindquist is excited to roll out the welcome mat. She shares the big NOLA news she's most excited to brag about and how one event in particular they'll be hosting was inspired by the most recent Super Bowl festivities.

June 28, 2026Big Idea: In our distress, we take refuge in the steadfast love of God, trust Him above all others, and walk in hope because the Lord fights for us.

Data (Use and Access) Act 2025: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2025/18/contentsICO guidance, How to deal with data protection complaints: https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/how-to-deal-with-data-protection-complaints/Travers Smith, Get ready for the new data protection complaints handling rules: https://www.traverssmith.com/knowledge/knowledge-container/get-ready-for-the-new-data-protection-complaints-handling-rules/Littler, UK Data Protection Update, the new “Right to Complain”: https://www.littler.com/news-analysis/asap/uk-data-protection-update-new-right-complainDraft Regulations on electronic and workplace balloting: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukdsi/2026/9780348284584/contentsMasterClass:Autumn 2026 Masterclass tour: https://danielbarnett.com/masterclassAutumn 2026 MasterClass £50 preview tickets: https://guestli.st/818653

Join Lucas, Mickey, and Chambers as they dive into the classic game Roller Coaster Tycoon 2. Does it hold up 25 years later? Is it everything we remembered? Let's find out! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Barry Soper joins Heather du Plessis-Allan to discuss today's news in politics. Allegations have been made against police commissioner Richard Chambers, but police minister Mark Mitchell says Chambers has his support. Chris Bishop delivered bad news to truck drivers. And the inequity gap is growing, most noticeable in the classroom. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Izal medicated toilet paper was once a staple of British bathrooms - a curious cultural icon, remembered as much for its distinctive feel as for its antiseptic promise. Produced for decades by the Sheffield‑based company Newton, Chambers & Co., Izal became woven into the fabric of schools, hospitals and public buildings across the UK.So how did a product that was everywhere for so long, end up disappearing from shelves, surviving only in nostalgia, and uncomfortable memories?BBC Business journalist Sean Farrington investigates how Izal medicated toilet paper went from national widespread use to historical footnote, joined by resident business expert and entrepreneur Sam White.To uncover the story, Sean and Sam dig into industrial archives, public‑health records and the memories of those who grew up with the unmistakable crinkle of Izal. They hear from former Newton Chambers employees, alongside Dr Alice White - Digital Editor at English Heritage and Historian of Psychology and former Jeyes employees, Nicholas Goodwin and Jayne Howe- who followed the Izal brand closely after it changed hands in the 1980s.At the end, Sam must draw her own conclusions about the fate of Izal medicated toilet paper - from changing hygiene standards to the rise of softer, more luxurious competitors - and decide whether its decline was inevitable or simply a failure to adapt?If you have a good idea for an interesting Toast topic then tell us about it - email toast@bbc.co.ukThis episode was produced by Linda Walker. Toast is a BBC Audio North production for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds

An investigation is under way in relation to complaints about Police Commissioner Richard Chambers, RNZ can reveal. Chambers says he strongly rejects the claims. National Crime Correspondent Sam Sherwood joins us.

Izal medicated toilet paper was once a staple of British bathrooms - a curious cultural icon, remembered as much for its distinctive feel as for its antiseptic promise. Produced for decades by the Sheffield‑based company Newton, Chambers & Co., Izal became woven into the fabric of schools, hospitals and public buildings across the UK.So how did a product that was everywhere for so long, end up disappearing from shelves, surviving only in nostalgia, and uncomfortable memories?BBC Business journalist Sean Farrington investigates how Izal medicated toilet paper went from national widespread use to historical footnote, joined by resident business expert and entrepreneur Sam White.To uncover the story, Sean and Sam dig into industrial archives, public‑health records and the memories of those who grew up with the unmistakable crinkle of Izal. They hear from former Newton Chambers employees, alongside Dr Alice White - Digital Editor at English Heritage and Historian of Psychology and former Jeyes employees, Nicholas Goodwin and Jayne Howe- who followed the Izal brand closely after it changed hands in the 1980s.At the end, Sam must draw her own conclusions about the fate of Izal medicated toilet paper - from changing hygiene standards to the rise of softer, more luxurious competitors - and decide whether its decline was inevitable or simply a failure to adapt?If you have a good idea for an interesting Toast topic then tell us about it - email toast@bbc.co.ukThis episode was produced by Linda Walker. Toast is a BBC Audio North production for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds

Key Themes & Topics Covered Ancient Buildings as Acoustic Phenomena Ancient structures — especially the Bent Pyramid — appear to have been designed as sound and acoustic environments Chambers in the Great Pyramid, including the Queen's Chamber, have been filled with rubble over time, effectively silencing what may have been active acoustic spaces These chambers likely had resonant and vibrational qualities that are no longer accessible in their current state Luke's Personal Experience in the King's Chamber The King's Chamber contains a large granite sarcophagus (approximately 7 feet long) When a frequency of approximately 72 Hz is sounded and someone adds a tone of 270–273 Hz, a third pitch emerges — together creating something akin to white noise Luke lay inside the sarcophagus during this experiment and experienced dizziness and an altered state Afterward, he removed his shoes and socks and placed bare hands and feet on the stone while doing meditative breathing — a visual appeared: a doorway receding into the distance, which stopped when he stopped breathing, and transformed into a blue door before disappearing His interpretation: these chambers may have functioned as portals of consciousness or connection — not necessarily to the stars, but to altered states The Writing Mystery of the Great Pyramid Unlike virtually all other Egyptian structures from the 4th Dynasty of Pharaoh Khufu, the rooms inside the Great Pyramid contain no official writings or inscriptions Hieroglyphs and texts are abundant in tombs throughout Egypt — but not here Even the workers' tombs (which Luke had rare access to) contain no such writings in this context This remains one of the great unexplained anomalies of Egyptology Sound as a Universal Principle Cymatics: Sumerian artifacts appear to depict what we now recognize as cymatic frequency patterns — the visual geometry created when sound moves through sand or water Everything may ultimately be frequency — a view shared across many ancient traditions Royal Rife's theory: all living beings resonate at particular frequencies; health is a matter of maintaining the right frequency, and his device was designed to heal by targeting specific frequencies Harvard University is currently conducting research into treating cancer with sound Ancient Sound Hospitals Hakim Awyen has claimed that Saqqara contained a sound hospital: patients lay on a pedestal in the center of a room while a healer placed their head in a stone alcove, using acoustic resonance to promote healing Luke visited this site but is careful not to make definitive claims about its function Sound as a Physical Force — Moving Stone German explorers in Tibet documented monks moving large stone blocks through coordinated chanting and sound Modern science can now move small objects with sound The question Luke raises: could an ancient civilization have mastered acoustic levitation or manipulation of matter at a large scale? The Possibility of a Lost Advanced Civilization Evidence suggests humanity has emerged from "stone age" conditions multiple times Göbekli Tepe was deliberately buried thousands of years ago — by whom and why? South America contains ancient sites and structures that point to pre-known civilizations Beneath the Step Pyramid at Saqqara: 40,000 vessels made of corundum (a material so hard only corundum or diamond can cut it), polished to a high finish with tiny holes — attributed to pre-dynastic cultures because they predate known Egyptian dynasties Imhotep later created similar but far less refined vessels, suggesting knowledge was lost or degraded In 1500 BC, Assyrian explorers found a civilization they could not identify — we have a long history of not knowing our own history The Healing Power of Sound — Personal and Universal A Tibetan monk sustaining a single tone emotionally broke Luke open — one note, enormous effect The bagpipes at his father's funeral released deep emotion — both harmonic and dissonant, a profoundly powerful instrument Indian mantras — some of the most ancient known — are available to experience on YouTube and carry similar power Indigenous peoples of South America and Egypt remain strongly connected to ancient energies at these sites — Luke describes that connection as palpable and very powerful The Granite Boxes — Not Sarcophagi? Hakim Awyan believed that the quartz-granite boxes found in pyramid chambers were not sarcophagi at all, but were designed for people to lie in and absorb the healing frequency the chamber resonated. He noted that sound chambers like those in the Red Pyramid are designed exactly like modern acoustic therapy chambers used by sound therapists today. Luke's Documentary Luke is currently developing a documentary exploring all of these themes: ancient sound structures, healing frequencies, lost civilizations, and the living connection that indigenous peoples maintain to these ancient energies Key Names & Concepts to Explore Royal Rife — frequency-based healing theory Hakim Awyen — Egyptian researcher claiming Saqqara as a sound hospital Imhotep — ancient Egyptian architect and physician   www.earthtriberadio.comwww.barefootenlightenment.comwww.fionawhitmore.com

In this episode of the TMA Connection, Tim sits down with Pat Chambers, the digital marketing pioneer behind WebIXI and the founder of NANA, to look back at the wild West days of early technology. Spanning from his time in the Navy managing communication networks aboard a nuclear carrier to literally running lines and bringing dial-up internet accounts to Harford County Public Schools in 1996, Pat has been at the forefront of the local digital landscape since its inception. The conversation tracks the journey from that iconic mid-nineties dial-up modem static to building a family-run digital marketing powerhouse, breaking down how businesses can move past "random acts of marketing" into an aligned strategy. Finally, Pat shares his latest venture, NANA (Nonprofit Advocates Networking Alliance), a professional networking group and a civic organization bringing together business professionals, experienced retirees, and community leaders to focus their time, insight, and expertise on a single nonprofit, month after month. Subscribe to The TMA Connection on your favorite podcast platform or watch the full episode on YouTube by searching "The TMA Connection." Don't forget to like, comment, and share — your support keeps the conversation growing!

Chad Chambers, Executive Director of C.H.A.R.M. Prison Ministry, shows us that growing in godliness is not passive. It requires the same intentional effort and discipline we give to every other area of life. Based on 1 Timothy 4:6-16, the foundation of spiritual growth begins with where we place our hope. When our hope is set on the living God, our worship follows naturally, and our worship shapes who we become. Whatever captures our hearts will ultimately form our character, our values, and how we spend our time, talents, and treasures. Practically, training for godliness means knowing God's Word, obeying it, fulfilling the work He has called us to, and persisting even when it is hard. Our hope determines our worship, our worship forms our identity, and our identity directs everything we do. Set your hope on the living God, and let everything else follow from there.

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Tribunal Statistics Quarterly, January to March 2026 (MoJ, 11 June 2026): https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/tribunals-statistics-quarterly-january-to-march-2026/tribunal-statistics-quarterly-january-to-march-2026Darren Newman, “Is the government serious about guaranteed hours?” (Range of Reasonable Responses, 2 June 2026): https://rangeofreasonableresponses.com/2026/06/02/is-the-government-serious-about-guaranteed-hours/Employment Law Masterclass 2026: https://danielbarnett.com/masterclass

Joe is a seasoned entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience building and scaling businesses across a wide range of industries. His entrepreneurial journey began right out of college when he founded a marketing company, which he grew into a multi-million dollar enterprise over two decades before successfully exiting.A true serial entrepreneur, Joe has launched ventures in publishing, craft beer, wedding tech, and music festivals, always driven by creativity and a sharp eye for opportunity. He currently leads The Connective, a growing network of businesses that collaborate by sharing referrals and commissions. Since its launch, The Connective has expanded to more than 10 states and grown to over 300 members.To support the rapid growth of The Connective, Joe helped develop Nolodex, a platform designed to track and manage referrals. He now heads sales and marketing for Nolodex, with a focus on expanding into networking groups, Chambers of Commerce, and alumni groups. His two decades of marketing expertise give him a unique advantage in reaching and engaging these audiences.Joe's relentless drive, innovative thinking, and deep entrepreneurial experience continue to fuel his ventures - and inspire those who work with him.Connect with Joe here:https://www.linkedin.com/in/joemindak/https://www.facebook.com/jmindakhttps://www.instagram.com/joemindak/www.nolodex.comDon't forget to take our LinkedIn Scorecard Assessment here:https://www.thetimetogrow.com/ecs-scorecard

Are your hormones affecting your energy, mood, sleep, cravings, or overall well-being? In this episode of Centered in the City, I sit down with nutrition expert and cookbook author, Lauren Chambers, to explore how everyday food and lifestyle choices can support hormone balance naturally. If you've ever wondered why you feel exhausted despite getting enough sleep, struggle with unexplained cravings, experience mood swings, acne or irregular periods, or feel disconnected from your body, your hormones may be trying to tell you something. Lauren shares practical, science-backed insights from her Hormone Healthy Eats Cookbook, helping listeners better understand the connection between nutrition, stress, movement, sleep, and hormonal health. Lauren discusses simple shifts you can make to nourish your body, regulate your hormones and cultivate greater energy and vitality. In This Episode, You'll Learn: What hormones are and why they play a crucial role in your overall health Common signs your hormones may be out of balance How food impacts hormone production and regulation The best nutrients and foods to support hormone health The relationship between stress, cortisol, and hormonal imbalances Lifestyle habits that can help balance hormones naturally How to create sustainable eating habits without restrictive dieting The new name for PCOS Take a listen to this episode and share your takeaways with Lauren and I on Instagram @OneWade & @SoFreshNSoGreeeeen    Want suppport managing your stress levels? Take the FREE Overwhelm Archetype Quiz and get tailored insights and resources of how to manage the overwhelm so that it doesn't manage you.    Add more walking meditations into your life. Download Centered Walks right to your phone to support you walking more and scrolling less.  *****   Lauren Chambers is a certified nutrition + hormone health coach, cookbook author of HORMONE HEALTHY EATS and founder of So Fresh N So Green, a business dedicated to providing clients and women everywhere with delicious recipes + simple tips to help them feel and look their best. 

Jack Chambers, Minister for Public Expenditure, on today's National Economic Dialogue.

The next time you judge someone – stop yourself. You never know what someone is going through. -------- Thank you for listening! Your support of Joni and Friends helps make this show possible.     Joni and Friends envisions a world where every person with a disability finds hope, dignity, and their place in the body of Christ. Become part of the global movement today at www.joniandfriends.org   Find more encouragement on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube.

A Federal judge has apologized after receiving a “private reprimand” for misconduct. The AP's Lisa Dwyer reports.

What if the exhaustion so many mothers experience isn't because they're doing motherhood wrong, but because they've been disconnected from what is biologically normal? In this episode, Cait sits down with Brittany Chambers, founder of Goodnight Moon Child and creator of the Integrative Infant Sleep Framework, to explore the intersection of infant sleep, attachment science, neuroscience, maternal intuition, and the cultural narratives shaping modern motherhood. Together, they unpack the messages many mothers receive about independence, sleep training, and what it means to be a "good mother," while examining what both science and ancestral wisdom reveal about the mother-baby relationship. This conversation challenges conventional beliefs, invites curiosity over judgment, and offers a powerful reminder that mothers may be far more equipped than they've been led to believe. Tune in to hear: Why Brittany believes modern motherhood has become disconnected from ancestral wisdom The neuroscience behind attachment, co-regulation, and infant sleep How Cait's experience with her three children completely changed her perspective on sleep and connection What research says about bed sharing, biological infant sleep, and maternal rest The surprising link between infant sleep expectations and postpartum mental health Why many mothers feel torn between cultural advice and their own instincts How maternal intuition gets buried beneath perfectionism and societal expectations The role of nervous system safety in child development Why Brittany believes informed consent is missing from many parenting conversations How the mother-baby relationship impacts families, communities, and future generations The connection between responsive parenting, authenticity, and personal power Why breaking generational patterns often begins with trusting yourself Connect with Brittany Chambers Instagram: @goodnightmoonchild Website: goodnightmoonchild.com Substack: Goodnight Moon Child

For longtime observers of the legal profession, here's a headline we wouldn't have expected a few years ago: “The Eight-Figure Talent Race for Supreme Court Lawyers.” According to Ryan Barber and Erin Mulvaney of The Wall Street Journal (gift link), superstar SCOTUS advocates—including former solicitor general Elizabeth Prelogar, now at Cooley, and former acting SG Jeff Wall, who recently joined Gibson Dunn—are commanding pay packages previously unheard of for appellate practitioners.For such a small and elite group, the Supreme Court bar has seen a striking amount of movement in the past few weeks. In April, Wall led a four-partner group that decamped from Sullivan & Cromwell to Gibson. A few days later, another leading high-court litigator, Kannon Shanmugam, left Paul Weiss and joined Davis Polk & Wardwell, where he now heads the firm's new Supreme Court and appellate practice group.What explains this flurry of movement in the SCOTUS space? Why are top firms investing so heavily in Supreme Court and appellate practices? And what broader trends might this reflect?I could think of no better guest to explore these topics than Kannon Shanmugam. Not only did he recently go through the recruiting process as a lateral partner, but he's now going to be doing some hiring of his own, as he and Masha Hansford build out what Kannon hopes will be “the very best appellate practice in the country.”Thanks to Kannon for speaking with me, and congratulations to him and Masha on their move to Davis Polk.Show Notes:* Kannon Shanmugam bio, Davis Polk & Wardwell* Kannon K. Shanmugam profile, Chambers and Partners* Davis Polk Looks to Appellate Star Shanmugam to Elevate D.C. Build, by Meghan Tribe for Bloomberg LawSponsored by:NexFirm helps Biglaw attorneys become founding partners. To learn more about how NexFirm can help you launch your firm, call 212-292-1000 or email careerdevelopment@nexfirm.com. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit davidlat.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, Tara welcomes OB-GYN and author, known as @theperioddoctor, Dr. Charis Chambers to explore how parents can revolutionize their approach to talking about puberty and menstruation, fostering respect, confidence, and health in adolescents. Dr. Charis shares powerful insights from her new book and experience, emphasizing early, honest, and ongoing conversations as the cornerstone of positive change. Key topics: The importance of early and consistent puberty education Overcoming generational shame and secrecy around periods Building trust and respect through open dialogue How parental reactions shape children's body image and confidence Practical tips for talking about menstruation with children and teens The role of trusted adults and resources, including the Little Words Project bracelet Addressing misconceptions and gaps in medical and educational systems The impact of societal and cultural influences on puberty conversations Strategies for parents of boys to support understanding of menstrual health The importance of balancing digital connection with mindful presence Tune into this episode if you want to have a different (more empowering) conversation with your children than your mother had with you! Links: https://www.instagram.com/theperioddoctor https://amzn.to/4euBJhZ https://www.youtube.com/@ThePeriodDoctor Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Join Philip Dearborn, President of ABHE, for a special summer series created to encourage and support leaders in Christian higher education. Every other week, we'll revisit some of the most popular conversations from past seasons, with practical insights and meaningful reminders about the importance of Christ-centered education.This episode originally aired October 2025___Oswald Chambers' classic devotional My Utmost for His Highest has shaped countless lives for more than a century. With support from the Oswald Chambers Publications Association, a modernized edition is now helping a new generation engage with Chambers' timeless insights.Macy Halford, the editor behind the rewrite, spent years studying Chambers' original sermons and notes, which were carefully recorded by his wife, Biddy. In this conversation, Macy shares how the updated edition was developed, the challenges of honoring Chambers' voice while making the content accessible, and what this enduring devotional can offer readers today.___ Tune In to Discover▫️ The legacy of Oswald and Biddy Chambers▫️ Why My Utmost for His Highest still resonates today▫️ The process and philosophy behind the modern rewrite▫️ Making a Victorian devotional accessible without losing its power▫️Biddy Chambers' incredible work as a writer, editor, and steward▫️ The spiritual vision that underpins My Utmost and its impact across biblical higher ed___

Join us as we discuss the trial of Alger Hiss, why Whittaker Chambers became disillusioned with communism, the Rosenbergs, and the effects of the Red Scare on American society.Join us every Monday for episodes and discussions and on Thursdays for pop quizzes and Sketches in History!

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Ben Maller talks about the Yankees optimism that Aaron Judge's injured rib is a minor situation, Angels Jo Adell having a Jose Canseco moment in the outfield, who gets the blame for the Carolina Hurricanes blowing a 2-0 lead against the Vegas Golden Knights, #QueenOfHearts w/ LaReina, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A federal judge carried on a two-year affair with a high-ranking law enforcement officer by having sex in chambers and lying about it to investigators. The Eleventh Circuit responded with a private reprimand, concealing the judge's identity. But the judges didn't think through their anonymization strategy nearly well enough and AI cracked the case in minutes, revealing Judge Eleanor Ross of the Northern District of Georgia. Meanwhile, in lawyer ethics, a bar complaint in New York focuses on Todd Blanche, citing the ruling out of Tennessee finding a presumptively vindictive prosecution of Kilmar Abrego Garcia. And down in Florida, the scores of former judges and other professionals behind the complaint against Pam Bondi -- that Florida previously punted, claiming that it couldn't investigate a sitting Attorney General -- renewed the call, noting that Bondi may be many things, but she's definitely not the Attorney General anymore.

When Oswald and Biddy Chambers ran a Bible college in London from 1911 to 1915, they continued with their life principle of not turning away those in need. Astute Londoners were aghast at this practice, thinking the college would be taken advantage of. In response, Oswald observed, without inviting others to follow in the practice, “My responsibility is to give. God will look after who asks.” The couple followed the example of our generous Creator. Through His instructions to Moses, God laid out gracious ways for His people to live and serve others, including giving of their food and possessions. Moses told the Israelites at the end of every three years to “bring all the tithes” so the Levites, “foreigners, the fatherless and the widows,” could come and “eat and be satisfied” (Deuteronomy 14:28-29). Through the generosity of His people, God cares for the vulnerable. The Chambers’ trust in God was so strong that they gave willingly and without question. They’d learned to “revere . . . God always” (v. 23) and receive His blessing “in all the work of [their] hands” (v. 29). We may also feel inspired to give freely while we lean on God for wisdom and discernment. We know that our generous God will lead and guide as He provides for the foreigners, the fatherless, and the widows.

Hosts: TJ, Brett, & Krissy This week on the show: Segment One (0:00:00) (0:06:27) Despite crazy Montana weather, Brett gets more additions to his burgeoning Chicago Bears card collection. (0:16:06) Krissy regales us with tales of last week's shenanigans, including vertically challenged wrestling matches, shattered windows, and spending time with our Z-list celebrity friend. Oh, The Carlsons are also celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary! Congratulations abound! (0:49:30) TJ gives his collecting updates, upgrades to his mowing equipment, and (finally) a near death Memorial Day experience! Segment Two (1:18:57): (1:22:09) FGS brings us a big Brett announcement as well as an Atlanta Federal Judge turning her private chambers into a den of sin. (1:44:15) HOT TAKES starts off with some classic celebs in THE GRIM REAPER ROUND UP (1:48:08) The gang reviews The Mandalorian and Grogu. Segment Three (2:16:36): (2:18:37) Krissy brings another conspiracy to the table this week in THE KRAZY KORNER: Pandas aren't real. Let the fun begin! (2:42:47) PICKS O' THE WEEK It's THE QUAD M SHOW!

Ari Chambers, journalist, sports commentator, and the woman behind the viral phrase "The WNBA Is So Important," joins us for a conversation about women's sports, self-confidence, and walking through life with audacity. She talks about covering the Olympics, the importance of preparation, and the one thing every girl can practice today to build unshakeable confidence. Play Rebel ⚡ Stay Rebel