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Metamorphosis is the podcast of Trinity United Methodist Church in Piedmont, Missouri, where we share the unchanging gospel with a changing culture. Kristin Kobes du Mez is the author of Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Damaged a Nation. Jesus and John Wayne is a New York Times best-seller, and she and Eric discuss the book's issues, concerns, and implications. Learn more about Kristen and her work at her website, https://kristindumez.com/ Buy Jesus and John Wayne at her website: https://kristindumez.com/books/jesus-and-john-wayne/ Connect with her on Twitter @kkdumez or her Facebook author page https://www.facebook.com/kkdumez/ Contact Eric at jamesericsentell@gmail.com or Trinity UMC at mail@umctrinity.org Homepage at www.umctrinity.org Podcast Author: Trinity United Methodist Church, Piedmont, MO

Metamorphosis is the podcast of Trinity United Methodist Church in Piedmont, Missouri, where we share the unchanging gospel with a changing culture. How can you better relate to children, tweens, teens, and college-aged people? Josh Packard has surveyed and interviewed them to develop a model he calls "relational authority." This is a must-listen for anyone and everyone who want young people to develop a sense of belonging and community in their churches and families. You can learn more about Josh's research, including getting some free material, at springtidersearch.org. Contact Eric at jamesericsentell@gmail.com or Trinity UMC at mail@umctrinity.org Homepage at www.umctrinity.org Podcast Author: Trinity United Methodist Church, Piedmont, MO

In this rendition of The Way Out our recovery co-host with the most Jason has a fantastic interview with Eric Schulz, and in this episode, Jason and Eric had quite the happy accident! After Jason and Eric rescheduled once, they got to celebrate Eric's one year milestone on his actual clean date! If that isn't a Higher Power Moment, I don't know what is. Eric shares his journey with us and all the while Jason and Eric cover so many profoundly helpful topics and share a lot of practical tools that can help anyone find a way out of despair and hopelessness, so listen up. Contact Eric on Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/eric.schulz.37669 Song that symbolizes Eric's recovery- Luven Me by Nelly https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=nelly+luven+me+lyrics Book recommendation- 24 hours a day (c) 2021 The Way Out Podcast | All Rights Reserved Theme Music: “all clear” (https://ketsa.uk/browse-music/) by Ketsa (https://ketsa.uk) licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0(https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-way-out-podcast/message

Eric Seropyan is a digital marketing strategist and owner of ‘This Is My South Bay' digital marketing agency, located in the South Bay region of Los Angeles. In this episode, Eric and I discuss the importance of SEO and why small businesses should be using Facebook, Instagram, Google, and more to promote their message.  To reach out to Eric and to find out more about his services, visit his website www.thisismysouthbay.com where you can make an appointment for a free 15-minute consultation. Eric and his team will be more than happy to provide advice on how to drive potential clients to your website. Read more show notes go to Alaska Tracy Podcast *Remember to click subscribe and share with your friends, thank you! Timestamps.  01:50 Introduction  03:24 Eric's background   05:28 Before Digital marketing   06:30 Google analytics explained  10:08 Social media VS website?  14:02: SEO from business pages 16:26 The importance of consistency  20:40: What can a client/ business owner expect from Eric?  26:12: Words of wisdom  27:31: Definition of success?  28:48: Contact Eric 

Shortcode: The panel talks about how to manage state in Elixir applications. Sometimes you can get away with internal structures like gen servers and ETS and other times you have to reach to external systems like redis, mongodb, or postgreSQL. This episode will walk you through the ins and outs of managing state and what your options are and what the tradeoffs are between those options. Panel Allen Wyma Eric Bolikowski Sascha Wolf Sponsors Dev Influencers Accelerator Links Mongo.Ecto Erlang -- persistent_term Erlang Term Storage (ETS) Picks Allen- Real-World Cryptography Eric- Notion Sascha- The Little Elixir & OTP Guidebook  Contact Allen: Plangora  Plangora Limited Plangora – YouTube Plangora | Facebook Tech_Plangora Limited_Elixir | Instagram Twitter: Plangora ( @Plangora ) LinkedIn: Plangora – Web and Mobile Development Plangora – Reddit Flying High With Flutter Flying High With Flutter Flying High with Flutter – YouTube Flying High with Flutter | Facebook Flying High With Flutter | Instagram Twitter: Flying High with Flutter ( @fhwflutter ) Teach Me Code Teach Me Code Teach Me Code | Facebook TeachMeCode | Instagram Contact Eric: GitHub: Eric Bolikowski ( ericbolikowski ) LinkedIn: Eric Bolikowski Contact Sascha: Sascha Wolf

Shortcode: The panel talks about how to manage state in Elixir applications. Sometimes you can get away with internal structures like gen servers and ETS and other times you have to reach to external systems like redis, mongodb, or postgreSQL. This episode will walk you through the ins and outs of managing state and what your options are and what the tradeoffs are between those options. Panel Allen Wyma Eric Bolikowski Sascha Wolf Sponsors Dev Influencers Accelerator Links Mongo.Ecto Erlang -- persistent_term Erlang Term Storage (ETS) Picks Allen- Real-World Cryptography Eric- Notion Sascha- The Little Elixir & OTP Guidebook  Contact Allen: Plangora  Plangora Limited Plangora – YouTube Plangora | Facebook Tech_Plangora Limited_Elixir | Instagram Twitter: Plangora ( @Plangora ) LinkedIn: Plangora – Web and Mobile Development Plangora – Reddit Flying High With Flutter Flying High With Flutter Flying High with Flutter – YouTube Flying High with Flutter | Facebook Flying High With Flutter | Instagram Twitter: Flying High with Flutter ( @fhwflutter ) Teach Me Code Teach Me Code Teach Me Code | Facebook TeachMeCode | Instagram Contact Eric: GitHub: Eric Bolikowski ( ericbolikowski ) LinkedIn: Eric Bolikowski Contact Sascha: Sascha Wolf

All Episodes can be found at www.awakeningpodcast.org To Subscribe or find our videos linktr.ee/awakeningpodcast All other Podcasts linktr.ee/roycoughlan About my Guest: Eric Edmeades is a serial entrepreneur with experience including wireless networking, military research, Hollywood film production, and award-winning and life-saving medical simulation. Today, Eric is a leading authority in Behavioral Change Dynamics. Eric has created and consulted on some of the most effective, transformative, and highly rated educational products and live events in the world. His dedication and passion for improving the quality of human lives all across the world was the inspiration behind his flagship program, WILDFIT®, globally recognized as the most effective health transformation program on the market. What we Discussed: - Why some influencers are keeping quite about the current situation - Covid - Congesting charging in London - Craziness in Airports now - Why you should top up your nutritional needs instead of reducing the bad stuff - Why you should try natural instead of supplements - If you are going through a Bankrupcy - Brain Health V's Mental Health - Viktor Frankl and the current difficult times - The Positive side to the Lockdown - Eric's view on wearing Masks - Why he did not want his daughter wearing a mask in school - How to get Healthy now How to Contact Eric: https://ericedmeades.com/ https://getwildfit.com/ https://www.instagram.com/ericedmeades/

In this episode we pull back the curtain on the Church and expose the fact that many Christians have major questions about what they are seeing happen in society today; racism, anger, hate, children being put in cages, and more. Do you want to know how to be the compassionate and kind person you should be? Do you want to know how to appropriately respond to these issues? We have a conversation with Eric Jackson, The Feral Christian, where he helps you understand that you are not alone, and that the more discontent Christians become, the more important it is for leaders to reach out and make sure they know that they are heard. Find more details the Amazon Book Link and how to Contact Eric at https://www.BeforeYouGoPodcast.com (www.BeforeYouGoPodcast.com) as well as Theferalchristian.com Email him at theferalchristian@gmail.com Facebook.com/feralchristian

LeBron James is in the NBA Finals again. It’s amazing the level of performance he’s sustained for over 15 years. We all know he’s incredibly talented, but his success is not due primarily to his natural abilities. Hard work, dedication, and understanding how to succeed is far more critical to LeBron achieving consistent excellence.  Today, let’s learn some lessons from LeBron and other top-performing athletes and take a deep dive into the 99% perspiration that goes into excellence, and what you can do to get into the habit of greatness. We discuss: The seven areas of excellence Self-imposed roadblocks TDAAT Steps you can take to improve as a leader Don’t settle for mediocrity. Keep striving for excellence and tune in to this episode! What’s Discussed in This Episode: What is excellence? [04:18] The 7 areas of excellence [04:58] Why people put roadblocks on themselves [10:26] The difference between genius and dedication [11:48] The self-imposed roadblocks to excellence [08:51] Understanding quantitative and qualitative changes [14:24] What happens if you make at least 2 qualitative changes [16:29] The path to excellence [12:55] Different techniques you can use to improve your leadership [17:09] “Do what you hate to do, but do it like you love it” [20:27] You must embrace the attitude of self-sacrifice to achieve excellence [22:20] Associate yourself with excellent leaders [24:59] Excellence builds up over time when you sweat over the small stuff [26:40] TDAAT: five things to remember to get on the habit of excellence [16:38] Excellence is achieved by putting together all the small things performed well [27:33] The compounding effect of making simple qualitative commitments [28:08] Steps you can take to improve as a leader [34:07]  A simple win breeds confidence [34:33] Find someone who fits the definition of leadership you want to achieve [36:03] Resources: Construction Leaders Dashboard: www.ericanderton.com/cld Kick Ass Meetings: www.ericanderton.com/kam Daniel Chambliss: The Mundanity of Excellence: An Ethnographic Report on Stratification and Olympic Swimmers  Contact Eric:  www.ericanderton.com/contact Connect with me on LinkedIn. For more podcast episodes, you may also visit my website. Tune in and subscribe to the Construction Genius: A Leadership Master-Class Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher. Thank you for tuning in! 

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Paul talks to Eric Ressler, the founder and CEO of Cosmic, a social impact creative agency designed to help organisations to create real change by maximizing their impact through design, brand awareness and action. Eric talks about the role that technology is playing in changing the world, and the positive impact that it can have upon making society better. KEY TAKEAWAYS Many believe that people of a certain age are put off by technology, and the speed at which innovation is happening, but this is a generalisation that Eric has found to be untrue.  Social media and similar channels are constructed in a way to be addictive to humanity. We are encouraged, not always through positive means, to interact often, and once snared into its grasp, it can be difficult to escape. It is difficult in today’s society, to develop a career without some element of technological interaction. But technology must be seen as a tool to empower free information. If organisations take steps towards leveraging digital as a platform, embracing it as a core element to their business and shaping their culture around it, it can help to move their message forward in incredible ways. BEST MOMENTS ‘Digital and the internet and technology is shaping and changing culture and connecting us more, globally’ ‘It’s not whether we can or we can’t. It’s whether we believe we can’ ‘We’re seeing technology and the internet really transform culture completely’ ’It really starts with an idea about a better future and what that looks like' VALUABLE RESOURCES Mastering The Game Of Life   Eric Ressler LInkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/cosmiceric/ Cosmic - https://designbycosmic.com ABOUT THE GUEST Eric Ressler is the Founder and Creative Director at Cosmic, a Social Impact Creative Agency.  Cosmic empowers social impact organizations to catalyze real world change by helping them nail their impact story, build brand awareness, and inspire action. By and large, the traditional strategies and approaches in the social impact space are still based on what worked well in the pre-digital era.  This leaves many organizations under-resourced, siloed, and struggling to reach their full impact potential – because they are not leveraging the power of our current global digital culture.  Cosmic helps future-thinking social impact organizations understand this paradigm shift and rethink their model and approach to multiply their impact. Eric got his start in design from a very young age, and after leaving a design program in San Diego early to pursue freelance work, cut his teeth running a freelance business in the digital design space.  After organically building a strong roster of clients, he discovered a passion for the social impact and philanthropic space.  Through working with numerous organizations across this sector, he found that often their missions and visions are strong, but their efforts are stymied by ineffective communications philosophies and practices.  Now, Eric and Cosmic are on a mission to help social impact organizations across the globe navigate a rapidly changing world. Contact Eric via: www.designbycosmic.com ABOUT THE HOST One thing that’s never been attached to Paul is the label ‘normal’ – something he is totally aware of.  He definitely subscribes to being one of those mentioned the iconic ‘Think Different’ Apple commercial narrated by Steve Jobs in 1977: “Here's to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers, the round pegs in the square holes... the ones who see things differently -- they're not fond of rules.  You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them, but the only thing you can't do is ignore them because they change things... they push the human race forward, and while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius, because the ones who are crazy enough to think that they can change the world, are the ones who do!” Paul has a long and distinguished history of coaching & mentoring – particularly focusing on helping people make the transition from pain to purpose; a journey he has made himself, from the depths of a deep dark existence, to now living a life of happiness and prosperity. Through this Mastering The Game Of Life podcast, and books he has been involved in – including being a best-selling co-author – Paul also helps others to get their own inspirational messages and stories out into the world; as well as offering support to many charitable organisations, in their development & fund-raising.   “Remember – Mastering The Game Of Life Starts, By Embracing Our Hearts!” CONTACT METHODS Tel: +44 (0) 115 7270101 E-mail: Paul@Paul-Lowe.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/IAMPaulLowe Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IamPaulLowe/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-d-lowe-7a78332a/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Flute 360 | Episode 122 “Tech Equipment for Flute Recordings, Part 1” (29:32) In today’s episode, Heidi talks with Eric Jay Begay who is a professional audio and video engineer. He is the owner of the J&K Media Productions Company and he offers his advice on how to record solo flute for your next recording project! Check out today’s content and if you like it, please subscribe, rate, and review in your favorite podcast app! Thank you in advance! Episode 122 – Main Points: 0:28 – Need a flute teacher or a creative consultant? Let’s work together! 2:00 – Welcome & Introduction! 2:10 – Subscribe to the Flute 360 Podcast here! 2:28 – Overview of Series 26 (E120-124): Navigating Your Virtual Flute World! 2:56 – Shout-outs to other musician podcasters! Jason Heath with Contrabass Conversations Podcast, Garrett Hope with The Portfolio Composer Podcast, and Adam Wolf with Pathways Podcast! 3:25 – September’s Series 27 (Episodes 125-128) 4:04 – Welcome Eric Jay Begay! 4:20 – Please share with the audience who you are and your musical background! 4:28 – Eric’s Answer 4:39 – Fred Fox School of Music at The University of Arizona 4:52 – Shout-out to Gloria Mou our past Music Theory Teaching Assistant at The University of Arizona! 5:04 – Dr. Edward Murphy, Retired Music Theory Professor (UofA) 5:30 – Eric’s experience with recording the flute! 5:45 – Wiley Ross, Recording Studio Director (UofA) 5:53 – Pro Tools Software 6:18 – We accept burritos as payment from Chipotle! 6:43 – Dr. Lisa Garner Santa, flutist and educator 8:20 – KISS: Keep it Simple Smarty! 8:34 – Tech information for your next flute solo recording project – listen here! 8:55 – Recording projects for NFA, TMEA, TFS, and others! 9:10 – Question: What is a stereo microphone? 9:15 – Eric’s Answer 10:13 – AM Radio (mono) vs. FM Radio (stereo) 11:00 – Eric’s top two picks for stereo microphones that are budget-friendly! 11:09 – Handy Stereo Microphones: Zoom H1N ($120.00) & Zoom H4N ($250.00) 12:17 – These microphones record in MP3 and WAV files. 12:42 – Zoom H4N microphone details – listen here! 13:54 – Altieri Flute Gig Bags 14:29 – If you already own a microphone and have questions – message us! 15:10 – Question: What is included in the accessory pack? 15:20 – Eric’s Answer 16:43 – Question: If there is more wiggle room to the listener’s budget, what other microphones do you recommend? 16:55 – Eric’s Answer 17:00 – Rode M5MP Microphone ($200.00 for the pair) 17:53 – Rode NT5 Microphone ($440.00 for the pair) 18:37 – Audio-Technica’s Stereo Microphone, AT2022 ($250.00) 19:09 – These three microphones (M5MP, NT5, and AT2022) will need an interface, such as Focusrite and Roland! 19:35 – Do you need audio/video recording help? Contact Eric! 19:55 – Microphone Stand & Boom Arm 20:29 – Episode 123 will air Saturday, 08/22/2020! 20:58 – Video Recording Information – listen here! 21:22 – Shure MV88 Video Kit Digital Stereo Condenser Microphone ($250.00) 22:22 – Depending on the phone model, the video quality on your smartphone can record in 720p, 1080p, or 4K! 22:55 – Question: How am I setting up my smartphone and the Shure MV88? 23:01 – Eric’s Answer 23:05 – Accessory Kit 23:31 – Do you have a Cannon or a Sony camcorder already? Go ahead and use it, but do not use the internal microphone! Make sure you are recording to an external microphone! 25:02 – Need Audio/Video Services? Contact Eric! 25:23 – References to Flute 360’s Episodes 120 and 121! 25:40 – E123: Tech Equipment SETUP for Flute Recordings, Part 2 (airs 8/22/20) 26:05 – The art of practicing, performing, and recording can be time-consuming! Let us help you! 27:05 – PICKS! 28:19 – Bronze Sponsor: J&K Productions PICKS! Eric: Virgil’s Sugar-Free Root Beer Heidi: Raaka’s Dark Chocolate, Pink Sea Salt Tennis Ball Therapy Apple Cider Vinegar Episode 122 – Resources Mentioned: Follow Eric via Instagram! Follow Heidi via Instagram! Follow Eric via LinkedIN! Follow Heidi via Facebook – Flute 360’s Page! Music Audio/Video Services with Eric Jay Begay! Flute Lessons & Coaching Packages with Dr. Heidi Kay Begay! Subscribe to the Flute 360 Podcast Here! Dr. Heidi Kay Begay’s Website Episode 122 – Sponsors: Gold & Bronze Levels: J&K Productions

An ideal strategic plan can help scale your business and take you to where you want it to be in the coming years. But without clear priorities set into it, it may take longer than anticipated to achieve sustained business success. This week’s podcast episode is the fourth and last part of the Triangle One-Page Planning Process series. Today, we’ll examine how to create an efficient system in building your construction business by identifying your priorities as we cover: What is a priority and what makes it important, How to identify and clarify your priorities, and How to build a priority structure Be smart about dealing with every aspect of your business by listening to this episode now! What’s Discussed in This Episode: Overview of today’s topic [02:19] The 30-60-90 day rule [04:06] What makes prioritization important [04:44] Don’t multitask; Focus on what’s important [05:24] Focusing on a specific outcome provides a sense of accomplishment and momentum [07:07] What is a priority and why is it important? [03:25] Three main areas of the construction business [08:13] How to identify and clarify your priorities [07:59] The three parts of an action plan [09:56] A rally-cry gives clarity, focus, and motivation [10:07] Everybody has to take off their hats when figuring out your top priority is [12:49] How to make a priority structure [09:08] 3 to 5 fierce focus are required to achieve the rally-cry [14:52] The areas of fierce focus [14:20] Leading indicators allow you to be proactive; Lagging indicators, reactive [17:09] Beware that you don’t overburden your heroes [18:43] Identify your critical numbers [16:27] Prioritization may come as a challenge for business owners [20:16] Leaders can’t agree on what’s important [21:05] Make sure to design a simple plan around identifying your priorities [22:12] Steps you can take to design and move forward with your one-page plan [24:06] Resources: Construction Niche Analysis (https://www.ericanderton.com/sweetspot) Triangle One Page Plan Template (https://www.ericanderton.com/triangleplan/) Construction Genius Podcast Episode 77 (https://www.ericanderton.com/podcast/go-deeper-how-to-define-purpose-and-spark-your-business-success-ep-77/) Construction Genius Podcast Episode 79 (https://www.ericanderton.com/podcast/how-to-discover-and-leverage-your-companys-unique-personality/) Construction Genius Podcast Episode 81 (https://www.ericanderton.com/podcast/sustain-success-how-to-build-a-unique-strategic-plan-ep-81/) Triangle One Page Plan Template: https://www.ericanderton.com/triangleplan/ Contact Eric: www.ericanderton.com/contact Connect with me on LinkedIn. For more podcast episodes, you may also visit my website. Tune in and subscribe to the Construction Genius: A Leadership Master-Class Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher. Thank you for tuning in! 

Let's remember that a movement was fostered thanks to what happened in the hospitality industry.   Back in 1960, four young black men, who became known as "The Greensboro Four" had the courage to sit at a "Whites Only" lunch counter at a Woolworths in Greensboro, North Carolina. Woolworths refused to serve them so by the third day, hundreds showed up. Then it turned into thousands. Then it turned into a movement. A catalyst for the Civil Rights Movement which swept the United States.   Sound familiar?   While realization came that segregation was wrong, as soon as it hurt the economics of a business, things changed. Because it always starts in restaurants and retail since that's the common denominator among races and classes. It doesn't matter where you live or what you wear, but essentially everyone can afford a double macchiato at Starbucks.   On this episode of "Tip Not Included", Host Eric Levine is back to address the social unrest taking place today and questions "Where's The Beef"? while asking "What's Your Beef"?    Well, the beef has been growing for years, with windows, souls and backs being broken in the process. The beef is being shouted loud and clear across the country on racial inequality and racial injustice. Especially in the restaurant industry where its workers (along with convicts) make 30% below minimum wage.    Hey, it's not called "slave wages" for nothing.   So in this time where our society is being unmasked while we're being asked to don one, it's worthwhile asking how stunned you are -- without a stun gun -- that people are taking to the streets to voice their beef. Blacks, Whites, Asian, Latinos. Even vegans.   Contact Eric at: erictipnotincluded@gmail.com

WHOA!! Are you ready to get naked and fired up with today’s guest, Eric Maddox?! Eric is a recipient of the National Intelligence Medal of Achievement, Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) Director's Award, Legion of Merit, and Bronze Star, for his direct role in the capture of Saddam Hussein. Yes, that’s right...Saddam Hussein! Tune in to hear Eric and David talk about how Eric’s interrogation skills can be used in business and learn to become effective at utilizing those tools. Be sure to stay to the end to hear Eric tell the story of how his last 24 hours of hunting Saddam Hussein played out!IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN: [00:01:23] Beginning of Interrogation Career[00:11:18] Using Interrogation Skills in the Business World[00:15:57] How Can Someone Become More Influential?[00:20:26] How Can Someone Gain Leadership?[00:25:19] Eric’s Last 24 Hours Hunting SaddamConnect with Eric Maddox:1. Follow Eric on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram & Twitter2. Find Eric on his website3. Contact Eric to schedule Consulting and/or TrainingConnect with David Asarnow1. Find David on his website2. Find David on his Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn & FacebookAbout Get Naked PodcastWelcome to the Get Naked In Business video podcast. So the big question is… how do entrepreneurs like us, who built our businesses from the ground up, who spend our own capital, who want to make a huge impact on this world, how do we do all that and create a great income? My mission for this podcast is to interview amazing entrepreneurs who are willing to get naked in front of the mirror, jump up and down, and let the real, raw insights all hang out. Insights to help accelerate your business growth. My name is David Asarnow and welcome to Get Naked In Business. I’m glad you're here… now it's time to get naked! GetNakedInBusiness.com

With the Coronavirus pandemic now sweeping across America, Congress and the IRS have made changes to try and help taxpayers. In this week’s episode, Eric is joined by Noelle Geiger to discuss the changes and what tax practitioners need to know.   Want to Contact Eric or Noelle? Eric Green: egreen@gs-lawfirm.com Noelle Geiger: ngeiger@gs-lawfirm.com (203) 285-8545

Eric Tait is founder and fund manager of Vernonville Asset Management. Since 2008, Eric has analyzed, purchased, repositioned, managed, and developed numerous income producing investment projects both domestically and internationally. He has personally overseen all aspects of the company’s day to day operations with help from trusted advisors and experienced contract professionals. Learn How to Get Started in Real Estate? Go to www.Dwellynn.com/lwa SUBSCRIBE and LEAVE US A REVIEW on iTunes: http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1256786108 Get your free book: www.audibletrial.com/dwellynn Contact Eric: eric@vernonville.com Content mentioned: Follow Ola [www.instagram.com/oladantis] @OlaDantis for all other social media Send me a DM when you follow so I can say hi! www.InvestWithOla.com

Guess what's the only industry in the world - besides the restaurant industry - where people make below the minimum wage? The incarcerated! We're talking prisoners here who have steady work and no nasty customers sending back their orders.   Then why the restaurant industry? Where 40% of the employees are single Moms & Dads! There's no 401K in the restaurant industry. No IRA. Do you even know what they are? Had you had them, your money could have been invested in the market and have been given returns. You could have made a few extra thousand bucks. Legally. For doing nothing but just investing.    Take our advice and go into a brokerage house or your local bank and open up a Roth IRA which will give you tax free deductions and growth. Especially if you have young kids. You'll start saving and earning and come out with a wad of money at the end of the decade. Point is, you have to start planning ahead!  Remember that money equals freedom. Try liquidating that shoe collection. You don't have to buy Bobbie Brown. That Maybelline lipstick is good enough. You're going to kiss it goodbye anyway. Invest that money so you can dance on the street and not on a pole.   You'll feel better about controlling your destiny when you start controlling your money.   And while we're on the subject of destiny, take a lesson from those that wrote their own, by making comebacks. Henry Ford's first company went bankrupt and his second ended in disaster. Disney's first company went bankrupt too and faced some lean years before his eventual success. Sly Stallone was once homeless living on the floor at the Port Authority bus terminal and even sold his dog for a little cash to survive! And what about Oprah who was told she was unfit for television news?   They all have comeback stories. What's yours?   Contact Eric at: erictipnotincluded@gmail.com  

The bathroom attendant at the strip club makes $15 an hour wiping jizz off your pants but the guy serving chicken nuggets to your kids gets less than minimum wage.   Gee whiz. Or maybe, jizz whiz!   And those seated nail salon ladies make minimum cleaning the shmutz underneath well heeled clientele's toe nails but the kid busting his ass serving drunk frat boys at at Friday's doesn't. What gives?   Despite the unfairness, servers have dreams. And dreams do come true. Like those of Omar the Comedian, who joins Host Eric Levine on this episode of Tip Not Included.   Omar Thompson aka Omar the Comedian, and long-time Levine friend, saw comedy as a "high" from an early age. He's been at it for 16 years with some exciting projects in the works.   Yes he has talent, but he also has a bad-ass wife who supports his habit. She's a teacher, mother to their young daughter - and one on the way, and keeps the house working. A house with 6 bedrooms and an in-ground heated pool. Not bad for someone who grew up in the projects.   As a former server, Omar knows the importance of tipping. He also knows that treating the wait staff well will get nice things said about you to patrons and gig bookers.   Hear the conversation between Omar & Eric. You may be inspired yourself to get out of the restaurant biz and get behind the mic.   Contact Eric at: eric@tipnotincluded.com

Not only eating at McDonald's will kill you. So will working there. Hear about the two Peruvians electrocuted at their branch?   The golden arches has had its fair share of troubles over the years. Think Clinton who got too happy with an intern way back when and happy meals no longer held the same luster. Or when the company's CEO was axed for sticking his french fry into an employee's Egg McMuffin. No reports of course, whether it was first dipped in ketchup.   If an Assistant Manager did the same, you think he'd get off with the same severance? No chance. So, quit you say. It's just a stepping stone anyway which isn't a real job. But where's he to go? It has nothing to do with race or age. It's that we're all just playing under different rules.   And speaking of playing, over at Uber, they recently released a study indicating over 30,000 ride sharing customers were touched, fondled or sexually harassed. Does this mean you can now order condoms on UberEats? You just wanted to go to your job interview and the driver wanted to take you to third base.   On this, the milestone 40th episode of Tip Not Included, Host Eric Levine dives into the insanity in the workplace and reminds us that the richest poorest people around still have hopes and dreams. Hopefully, in the new year, they'll achieve them.   Contact Eric at: eric@tipnotincluded.com 

If you've worked in the restaurant industry, you're no doubt able to complete the sentence: "You certainly know when it's time to replace a manager, when..."   In fact, you probably have multiple ways of finishing it off. As many ways as the reasons why managers have been finished off!    Let's see, how about you usually know when it's time to replace a manager when he's hiding from customers and staff in the office, watching porn or buying lawn furniture on Amazon. Or, when he's hitting on the cute new waitress (and in some cases, waiter). Or not lifting a finger when everyone else is busting their asses.   But hey, managers don't have it so easy though. They're underpaid and overworked. And working while everyone else is celebrating. They don't have Bernie and AOC shouting for their rights. Servers get tips and overtime. All a manager gets is pissed off. So, they succumb to their small penis syndrome.   On this episode of Tip Not Included, Host Eric Levine maneuvers through the brain of the restaurant manager and uncovers what he goes through, and its impact on employees. Since psychopaths make up 15% of bosses, and it has been documented that the effects of having a bad boss are akin to having PTSD, let's just say it ain't a pretty scene.   Contact Eric at: eric@tipnotincluded.com

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Learn How to Get Started in Real Estate? Go to www.Dwellynn.com/lwa   Eric Satz knows that investing is no longer just for the wealthy. Together with his team at AltoIRA, Eric is living out his mission of delivering 21st-century investment opportunities to everyone, including non-accredited investors. Through the AltoIRA platform, Eric is making alternative asset investing available to all by giving people the support they need to choose and make their own investments using their IRA savings. Eric is a serial entrepreneur with both wins and losses on his scorer’s sheet. He is a former investment banker and early-stage investor with a passion for nurturing startups and raising capital. He served on the Board of the Tennessee Valley Authority from 2015-2018, and he teaches an entrepreneurship class to high school students. A Miami native and die hard ‘Canes and Dolphins fan, Eric went to Amherst College. After years in NYC and then San Francisco, he and his wife moved to Nashville, her hometown, to raise their kids. When he’s not breathing life into startup companies, Eric loves to ski, play soccer, and practice yoga. SUBSCRIBE and LEAVE US A REVIEW on iTunes: http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1256786108 Get your free book: www.audibletrial.com/dwellynn Contact Eric: ericsatz@altoira.com Content mentioned: The library book: Susan Orlean https://www.amazon.com/Library-Book-Susan-Orlean/dp/1476740194/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1RSVX3A4UXX90&keywords=the+library+book+susan+orlean&qid=1573063535&s=books&sprefix=the+libr%2Caps%2C201&sr=1-1 Follow Ola [www.instagram.com/oladantis] @OlaDantis for all other social media Send me a DM when you follow so I can say hi! www.InvestWithOla.com

On this episode we chat with Eric Corti, Principal at http://structurefirst.net about how Structure First is re-imagining the way to plan and build your next branch or building. As YOUR advocate, Structure First can save you time and money and you will get a gorgeous  new or re-designed space. When you are ready to plan your next new headquarters, branch or any transformation, Contact Eric ecorti@sf.services or anyone at Structure First: 888-537-4381  

We're not trying to tantalize you with our headline or to shock you with a provocative thought. We're merely stating a fact. A fact with which you can't disagree.   When you think about it, sex is what's selling menu items at restaurants across America since 70% of servers in the US are women and the lion's share of those buying meals and tipping are men. And many a woman server knows what sells and uses her charms to her advantage.   So who is responsible for this episode's headline (and truism)? None other than Rachel Siggers, a young woman who started her restaurant career at age 17, who has seen the seedy side of the industry, and spills the beans on what happens between server and customer on this latest edition of Tip Not Included with Host, Eric Levine.   It was the over sexualized environment of the restaurant industry, in fact, that lead Rachel to leave it. While she wore a mask when she waited tables and saw the money flow in, she eventually recognized that the biz didn't energetically jive with other elements in her life. For Rachel, the restaurant world was a step, something you do in the meantime, or as she says "the in between time" to get to where you need to be.   While Rachel got out, many women who stay are victims of sexual harassment from their co-workers or management, with the staggering statistic of 1/3 of restaurant workers saying they don't report such harassment  out of fear of losing an income-making shift or of retaliation. Eric shares some heartbreaking letters from those who have suffered in silence.   The take away: If you see something, experience something...Say something! Don't know what to ask or whom to turn to, then ask Miss Google.   Contact Eric at: eric@tipnotincluded.com

Ratings & Reviews could lead to gifts. Contact Eric @ gwenethpaltrowsvsagina@gmail.com. The Season 2 premier episode. In thius season, Gord officially accepts the role of Co-Host and Co-Writer. The show became infinitely better because of it. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Support this podcast

What happens when a talented and athletic guy from Nowheresville, USA heads to LA and works in a deli where anybody who's anybody goes to nosh? Well, that's the story told in "As The Matzo Ball Turns". It's a real page turner, written by the aforementioned Jozef Rothstein, who joins Host Eric Levine on this episode of Tip Not Included. These days the once actor is a Corrections Officer who still has creativity running through his veins. Since he believes in only having a short window on this planet to make one's mark, he's done so with his book which was also turned into a musical. Joining Eric and Jozef in the studio is comedian Martin Chaddock who peppers the conversation which turns as tasty as, well, a matzo ball.  Contact Eric at: eric@tipnotincluded.com  

Terri talks to Eric Quon-Lee about he was drawn to the US from Canada because of his need to go faster. Terri and Eric talk about how globalization has shaken people’s foundations making them revisit their values which can be very uncomfortable and resisting bias takes effort. Who is Eric Quon-Lee? Eric Quon-Lee is a seasoned cross-border management consultant currently based in San Francisco, CA with several years of management consulting experience primarily in finance, strategy and operations.    Prior to his current role, Eric worked for several leading Canadian corporations in aerospace, telecom and financial services. In his spare time, Eric is highly involved in the startup ecosystem in the San Francisco Bay Area as well as globally as a “super-connector”. Eric has a MBA from the Rotman School of Management – University of Toronto.   Show Highlights If Eric could wave a magic wand, he would give more people more opportunity to do what they want to do and pursue their hopes and dreams. Eric talks about how innovation looks different in geographic locations outside of the Silicon Valley which is good for innovation. Eric thinks that other geographic areas shouldn’t simply copy and paste the Silicon Valley model but should encourage people to innovate and think differently. Terri talks about mentoring the Ada program in Berlin, Germany and seeing what the mindsets are for those who aren’t raised in the Silicon Valley. Eric’s mindset drew him to Silicon Valley from Canada where he grew up. He was always drawn to the US. He wanted to go faster. Eric talks about an interesting tipping point and we should start to work more collaboratively Eric comments on how in the US, we have more of a mindset of figuring it out as we go along versus in Canada, where society is based on peace, order and government (POG) which limits speed. Right now in the US, people are having their mindsets and value sets challenged and we need to get people to think less about stereotypes and appreciate people as people. Terri asked Eric if he heard the term ‘wanta-preneur’ which is a new term for her. Eric’s book is Ideate Your Career and we will share a link in the show notes (see References). Eric thinks the only way you get better is through practice and this leads to building your risk tolerance. We limit people’s ability to do this by expecting perfection and have scare people from taking risks. Eric thinks that there are a lot of things that are funded in the Silicon Valley that shouldn’t be funded and perhaps we should focus on funding the really hard things. Terri asks Eric if we have diluted the system by investing in non-billion dollar ideas. He said no because there are multiple layers and multiple models. Eric talks about how patterns make us comfortable and this is where we fall down. It takes effort to break out of the patterns and resist the bias which is hard work. Eric comments on how our education system doesn’t teach critical thinking which is a necessary skill especially in our society today. We need to make it more comfortable for people to fall down and fail and learn how to get back up. Terri talks about how she is encouraging her son to pursue philosophy or political science in college to learn how to think which has become a valued skillset. Terri shares how bored her daughter was in school and how it affected her behavior and how they decided to do independent study for the rest of her 8th grade to provide more stimulating learning. Eric writes in his book about everyone needs capability, experience and network to be a fully functional human being. Eric talks about how much of the societal unrest is because people’s foundations have been shaken or cracked within globalization.   Terri’s Key Takeaway Globalization has led to some of the societal unrest as people have lost their individual or community foundations and need to find a different way to feel stabilized in the world.   References in the Podcast Ada: https://www.ada-accelerator.com/ Ideate Your Career: https://www.amazon.ca/Ideate-Your-Career-There-Straight-ebook/dp/B078GSTPNF Eric’s website: http://quon-lee.com/index.html Eric’s newsletter link: http://quon-lee.com/newsletter.html   Contact Eric can be reached through LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/equonlee/ or through his website at http://quon-lee.com/index.html. You can follow Terri on Twitter at @terrihansonmead or go to her website at www.terrihansonmead.com or on Medium:  https://medium.com/@terrihansonmead.  Feel free to email Terri at PilotingYourLife@gmail.com. To continue the conversation, go to Twitter at @PilotingLife and use hashtag #PilotingYourLife.

The legal profession is evolving and yet, so many of the ethics rules can’t seem to keep up. They are simply outdated and need a 21st century facelift.  I’m joined by Eric Cooperstein, an ethics consultant and practitioner in Minneapolis, and we explore the relevance of several of the ABA Model Rules. We also offer our own insight on how these rules can be updated to reflect the realities of the legal profession today. What We Discuss in This Episode: Why the rules need to be updated in order to spur innovation in the legal profession How Rule 5.4 as it currently stands affects who lawyers can share profits with (even when it comes to their own paralegals) What is Rule 5.4 designed to protect against? Is that still a relevant concern nowadays? How other rules, like Rule 4.2 - communication with a represented person, and Rule 4.3 - dealing with an unrepresented person, contradict Rule 5.4 Why the belief that lawyers are improperly influenced by third parties is not based on any empirical data How legal companies run by non-lawyers aren’t restricted like lawyers are so they’re able to innovate faster Rules restricting practicing in multiple jurisdictions unless admitted to those bars - are they unrealistic in our current legal climate? Are lawyer non-compete agreements beneficial? Resources Mentioned:  Bates v. Arizona State Bar  ABA Model Rule 1.1 ABA Model Rule 4.2 ABA Model Rule 4.3 ABA Model Rule 5.4 ABA Model Rule 5.5 ABA Model Rule 5.6 Contact Eric’s Twitter @ethics_maven www.ethicsmaven.com Thank you for listening! Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE to the show to receive every new episode delivered straight to your podcast player every Tuesday. If you enjoyed this episode, please help me get the word out about this podcast. Rate and Review this show in Apple Podcasts, Stitcher Radio, and Google Play, and be sure to share this podcast with a friend. Be sure to connect with me and reach out with any questions/concerns: Facebook LinkedIn Website Email me at megan[at]zaviehlaw[dot]com This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not to be construed as legal advice specific to your circumstances. If you need help with any legal matters, be sure to consult with an attorney regarding your specific needs.

Are you ready to feel less anxious? How about experiencing the deepest healing from past trauma, or discover your true potential? Eric Weinstein is a shamanic healer in Reston, VA. Sarah decided to see Eric to try a shaman healing ceremony for the first time and address issues from her family, career, and more. Contact Eric  http://hollowreedhealing.com/

Eric Guy is a Senior Partner at Predictive Synergistic Systems They help Employees have better lives and Business Owners have more productive companies. Contact Eric at ericguy@predictivesynergistics.com Also, check out Eric's new book, The Life of Victory - Mastering the Secret of Choosing Love over Fear     Learn how to make your business more, Valuable, Sustainable and Transferable - take the free assessment online at www.BizGrowth123.com  

In Episode #336, Eric and Neil discuss 7 tools to help you promote your content. Tune in to learn these standout, effective tools that can elevate your content promotion. You’ll also find out why contacting those who follow your competitors can help you boost your own content promotion. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today’s topic: 7 Tools to Help You Promote Your Content 00:46 – First is to use Facebook ads which has the boost post button 01:20 – Second is to use BuzzSumo where you can type in different keywords that relate to your article 01:27 – Click view shares and you’ll see the people who tweeted them, then email those people to promote yours 01:42 – Third is Meet Edgar which allows you to setup an automated queue of content in different channels 02:08 – Fourth is Ahrefs which will helps you find who’s linking your competitor’s content and you can message them to promote yours as well 02:29 – It doesn’t track traffic right away, but it will eventually 02:25 – Fifth is IFTTT or If This Then That or Zapier that automates certain workflows 03:14 – Sixth is going after broken links and using a broken link checker 03:36 – See who’s linking to the broken links and that has similar content to yours—and email them 04:11 – Last is Sniply which allows you to enhance every link that you share 04:50 – the link can be a link to a lead magnet 05:00 – Contact Eric and Neil for any tools you find valuable to the listeners of Marketing School 05:10 – That’s it for today’s episode! 3 Key Points: Go directly to those people who share your competitor’s links; it may take time, but it works. Create a smooth workflow so you can maximize content promotion with your team. Different channels are now updating to cater to content promotion and this makes it easier to cross-post. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

In Episode #336, Eric and Neil discuss 7 tools to help you promote your content. Tune in to learn these standout, effective tools that can elevate your content promotion. You'll also find out why contacting those who follow your competitors can help you boost your own content promotion. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today's topic: 7 Tools to Help You Promote Your Content 00:46 – First is to use Facebook ads which has the boost post button 01:20 – Second is to use BuzzSumo where you can type in different keywords that relate to your article 01:27 – Click view shares and you'll see the people who tweeted them, then email those people to promote yours 01:42 – Third is Meet Edgar which allows you to setup an automated queue of content in different channels 02:08 – Fourth is Ahrefs which will helps you find who's linking your competitor's content and you can message them to promote yours as well 02:29 – It doesn't track traffic right away, but it will eventually 02:25 – Fifth is IFTTT or If This Then That or Zapier that automates certain workflows 03:14 – Sixth is going after broken links and using a broken link checker 03:36 – See who's linking to the broken links and that has similar content to yours—and email them 04:11 – Last is Sniply which allows you to enhance every link that you share 04:50 – the link can be a link to a lead magnet 05:00 – Contact Eric and Neil for any tools you find valuable to the listeners of Marketing School 05:10 – That's it for today's episode! 3 Key Points: Go directly to those people who share your competitor's links; it may take time, but it works. Create a smooth workflow so you can maximize content promotion with your team. Different channels are now updating to cater to content promotion and this makes it easier to cross-post. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

Meet Eric Cogorno  I love every single thing about coaching golfers of all levels! I was born and raised in the Lehigh Valley and I am excited about the pursuit to bring the best possible coaching to everyone in our area. I try to mix and match the art and science of golf to provide a simple message that is unique to each individual player. I believe in working on, improving and building skills in all areas. I think preparation is what separates mediocre from good, good from great and great from the best. There are so many different ways to accomplish your golf goals; picking and implementing the most efficient game plan is the key. I truly believe there is so much that golf can do for everyone on and off the course that I hope everyone takes advantage of it. Let's get to know each other and have some fun! Contact Eric - http://www.ecgolfcoaching.com  

This week on Talk to Contact Eric and Cody dive into the good, bad, and ugly from the past week of Minnesota Twins baseball. Alex Meyer's call-up is announced and they discuss his role on the 2015 team, and beyond. They look back on the recent success of Joe Mauer (two home runs last week), Phil Hughes, and Kennys Vargas. Plus, what the heck is the deal with Byron Buxton, and what will the Twins do when Aaron Hicks' rehab stint is complete?

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 10.4 – 11 FINALE Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook   PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 10.3 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 10.1 – 10.2 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 9.4 – 9.8 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 9.1 – 9.3 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 8.1 – 8.4 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 7.4 – 7.6 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 6.6 – 7.3 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 6.2 – 6.5 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 5.3 – 6.1 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 5.1 – 5.2 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 4.9 – 4.11 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 4.6 – 4.8 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 4.3 – 4.5 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 3.7 – 4.2 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 3.4 – 3.6 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 3.1 – 3.3 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 2.4 – 2.6 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 2.1 – 2.3 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 1.5 – 1.9 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 3, Chapter 1.1 – 1.4 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 17.1 – 17.3 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 14 – 16 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 13.3 – 13.8 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 12.1 – 13.2 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 10.6 – 11.4 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook   PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 10.2 – 10.5 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook   PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 9.7 – 10.1 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 9.3 - 9.6 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook     PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 8.4 - 9.2 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook   PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 7.4 - 8.3 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 7.1 - 7.3 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 6.2 - 6.4 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook   PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 5.1 - 6.1 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 4.1 - 4.3 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 3.1 - 3.4 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 2.3 - 2.6 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 1.4 - 2.2 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 2, Chapter 1.1 - 1.3 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 13.1 - 13.4 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 12 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 11.1 – 11.3 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 10.4 – 10.6 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 10.1 – 10.3 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 9.1 – 9.3 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 8.3 – 8.4 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com    Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 7.2 – 8.2 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com  Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 6.4 – 7.1 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com   Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook   PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 6.3 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com   Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook   PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 6.1 - 6.2 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 5.4 - 5.6 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com     Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 5.1 - 5.3 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com   Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 4.4 - 4.5 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com   Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 4.1 - 4.3 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 3.3 - 3.5 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 2.8 - Chapter 3.2 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 2.7 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 2.4-2.6 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 2.1-2.3 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com

In Darkness We Sleep - Part 1, Chapter 1.11-1.12 Vocals provided by Eric Neubauer. Contact Eric at Neubauer.PowerVocals@GMail.com Music and episode art provided by Robert MacNicol. Contact Robert at RobertMacNicol@cox.net or on Facebook PodCast written and produced by Troy St. James. Contact Troy at TroyStJames@cox.net, on Facebook, on Twitter @TroyStJames, or visit at TroyStJames.com