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The Hump Ridge Track is New Zealand's newest Great Walk, and Helen Griffiths was pushed to her limits as she experiences the best and worst day of her life on the trail. Helen is a photographer, originally from the UK, and found herself stuck in New Zealand during the Covid pandemic. She has a love for slow travel and exploring deeply, rather than quickly. Helen shares about her experience on the Hump Ridge track, where she was challenged immensely, while also having the most incredible experience and memories. She shares her thoughts and advice around how to be mindful when you travel and the importance of connecting with the land around you.Discover the best of New Zealand with my NZ Map & Guide, featuring 100+ incredible locations for your next adventure. Use PODCAST10 at checkout for 10% off and start planning your dream trip todayGet my NZ Map & GuideBook your 1-on-1 consult and personalised itinerary Thank you so much for tuning in and coming along for the ride. If you love the show and enjoyed listening, please take the time to leave a review on Apple or Spotify. I would also love to connect with you, so send me a DM on Instagram, leave me a voice message and I can't wait to see you next time. Until then, keep adventuring :)Follow Helen on Instagram: instagram.com/_helengriffiths/www.helengriffiths.coRead the Blog: www.abigailhannah.nzFollow Abigail on Instagram: instagram.com/abigailhannnah/Follow Abigail on TikTok: tiktok.com/@abigailhannnah/

Everything you need to know about the contestants on S8 LIB. You know what? There's actually more *yawns deeply*, but these are the highlights. In Thursday's episode, we'll be covering the following topics with a special guest:- Ways we accept compliments- How early is "too early" to talk about sex?- Are you an over-sharer?- Do you give people the cheat code to your heart?- How do you feel about teasing, negging, banter and sarcasm in a relationship?Join my Weekly Email List: (scroll to the very bottom) https://www.ohsodope.co/Join the discord group: https://discord.gg/tmRHw3TcwHShop my Greeting Cards and Stationery: www.ohsodope.co/greetingcardsFollow on IG: www.instagram.com/ohsodope.coRead the blog: www.ohsodope.co/blog

Sometimes, letting it out and talking with a loved one is what you need for a revelation. Jared and Dax have another eye-opening heart-to-heart. TWs: This episode contains themes of declining mental health, audio distortion, dog barking, shouting, and discussing fantastical violence. Season 2 finale! An update regarding season 3 will be made live on the Jar of Rebuke / Thesperience social media pages, as well as over on Patreon. This episode of “Jar of Rebuke” was written by Casper Oliver. (he/they) Assistant writers were Jason Larock (he/him), Jenny O'Sullivan (she/they), and Miche Ward (he/him) Voices were provided by (in order of appearance): Nessa R (she/her), Casper Oliver, Jason Larock, Miche Ward, Pixel Tomlen (she/they), & Olivia Petshaft (she/her). Audio is edited by Jason Larock. (he/him) Podcast artwork by Ashlee Craft (he/they) EPISODE TRANSCRIPT HERE. Thesperience site: https://linktr.ee/thesperience Get merch: https://thesperience.square.site/s/shop Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thesperience Find out more at https://jar-of-rebuke.pinecast.coRead transcript

In this episode, we are talking about PERIODS, menstruating, bleeding, the whole gamut. So if you are here to learn, welcome, and if you are here to be disgusted, then there is plenty of other content out there not about this, so feel free to check it out :) Over are the days we should feel shame about our bodies, about bleeding, and about needing time and energy to care for our bodies. Subscribe to EMBRACE THE MADNESS Podcast ✨YouTube Channel Follow on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/embracethemadness_ Follow on TikTok! https://www.tiktok.com/@madeleineholdford Support EMBRACE THE MADNESS by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/embrace-the-madness Find out more at https://embrace-the-madness.pinecast.coRead transcript

Jared and Darius have a cozy night in. In between movies, they have a bit of a heart-to-heart. TWs: discussions of mental health and acephobia. This episode of “Jar of Rebuke” was written by Casper Oliver. (he/they) Assistant writers were Jenny O'Sullivan (she/they) and Miche Ward (he/him) Voices were provided by (in order of appearance): Nessa R (she/her), Vyn Vox (he/they), & Casper Oliver. Audio is edited by Jason Larock. (he/him) Podcast artwork by Ashlee Craft (he/they) EPISODE TRANSCRIPT HERE. Find out more at https://jar-of-rebuke.pinecast.coRead transcript

Discover how service contracts can be a game-changer in boosting your business turnover by 25%! In this insightful episode, we delve into the world of service contracts and uncover strategies to leverage them for substantial business growth. We'll explore the nuts and bolts of effective service agreement implementation, sharing tips and tricks that have proven to yield significant turnover increases for contractors and field service businesses alike. Tune in to learn how to harness the power of service contracts for your business and witness a remarkable 25% growth in your turnover. Join us in this journey to financial success with service contracts!Watch the video version of this podcast at https://youtu.be/VaN491bAtHwDiscussion Points: 02:35 Who is Michael Israel?04:57 Extended service agreements increase overall costs.07:10 Benefits of HVAC contracts for homeowners: peace of mind, guaranteed inspections, efficiency.11:02 Advantages of scheduled maintenance prevent breakdowns.14:32 Consistent revenue stream through planned service agreements.18:29 Peace of mind when someone inspects problems.20:22 Advantages of showcasing expertise in electrical space.24:40 Flexible maintenance contracts cover different parts, hours.28:14 Protection, discounts, inspections ensure reliable performance.32:26 Service contracts generate steady revenue and prevent breakdowns.34:08 Seeking feedback on implementing service and maintenance agreements.Resources:Visit Zuper.co at https://www.zuper.co/Get in touch with at michael@zuper.coRead our blog on this podcast here: https://www.thesiteshed.com/service-contracts-trade-strategy-michael-israel/ Have a conversation with us! Go to tradie.wiki/pod and book a call.Check this out: Get 30 guaranteed qualified leads in 90 days! Learn more here: https://tradie.wiki/tradie Learn more about the CRM that DOES IT ALL for your trade business! Just click on this link: https://tradiehub.net Join a global community of 6000+ trade professionals https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheSiteShed Connect with me on LinkedIn. For more podcast episodes, you can also visit our website. Thank you for tuning in! If you enjoyed this podcast and this series, please take 5 to leave us a review: Google Facebook

Jared gets to enjoy a beloved midwestern past time: porch sitting. Fresh air, live radio, and conversations with friends. This episode contains no CWs. This episode's transcript can be found here! Written and produced by Casper Oliver (he/they), who also voices Dr. Jared Hel. Radio host Lisa and Warbler voiced by Kat Walker Shea (she/her). Radio host John is voiced by Perry F. Bruns (he/they). Dr. Jamie Everett voiced by Jenny O'Sullivan (she/they). Wren is voiced by Socks Whitmore (they/them). Audio edited by Jason Larock (he/him). Podcast cover art by Ashlee Craft (he/they), who also typically voices the end credits. Assistant writers were: Jason Larock, Miche Ward (he/him), & Jenny O'Sullivan. Music by TheMenniss (they/them) https://themenniss.bandcamp.com Support this and our other projects on our official Patreon: https://patreon.com/thesperience. Check out Thesperience to see our other queer-made projects and public resources. Find all of our cast & crew links: https://jarofrebuke.carrd.co/. A HUGE thank you to all of our Patreon supporters for supporting us monthly as we continue to make this art. Also a huge thank you to the amazing people at Trans Justice Funding Project for helping fund our works this season! Find out more at https://jar-of-rebuke.pinecast.coRead transcript

A peak into Jared's therapy sessions. Warning - this episode contains discussions about mental health, ableism, psychiatric malpractice, and acephobia. Official Transcripts available here! Written and produced by Casper Oliver (he/they), who also voices Dr. Jared Hel. (And the end credits for this episode) Dr. Angela Daman is voiced by Miche Ward (he/him). Linda Zimmer is voiced by Pixel Tomlen (she/they). Audio edited by Jason Larock (he/him). Intro is read by Nessa R (she/her). Podcast cover art by Ashlee Craft (he/they), who also typically voices the end credits. Assistant writers were: Jason Larock, Miche Ward, & Jenny O'Sullivan (she/they). Music by TheMenniss (they/them) https://themenniss.bandcamp.com Support this and our other projects on our official Patreon: https://patreon.com/thesperience This project is produced by Thesperience: https://linktr.ee/thesperience Find all of our cast & crew links: https://jarofrebuke.carrd.co/ A HUGE thank you to all of our Patreon supporters for supporting us monthly as we continue to make this art. Also a huge thank you to the amazing people at Trans Justice Funding Project for helping fund our works this season! Find out more at https://jar-of-rebuke.pinecast.coRead transcript

Jared reaches out to a dear friend to help make some much-needed changes, but he gets far more help than expected. Warning - this episode contains discussions about mental health, ableism, and brief mentions of law enforcement. Official Transcripts available here! Written and produced by Casper Oliver (he/they), who also voices Dr. Jared Hel. Holly Darling is voiced by Miche Ward (he/him). Audio edited by Jason Larock (he/him). Intro is read by Nessa R (she/her). Credits read by Ashlee Craft (he/they), who also makes the podcast graphics. Assistant writers were: Jason Larock, Miche Ward, & Jenny O'Sullivan (she/they). Music by TheMenniss (they/them) https://themenniss.bandcamp.com Support this and our other projects on our official Patreon: https://patreon.com/thesperience This project is produced by Thesperience: https://linktr.ee/thesperience Find all of our cast & crew links: https://jarofrebuke.carrd.co/ A HUGE thank you to all of our Patreon supporters for supporting us monthly as we continue to make this art. Also a huge thank you to the amazing people at Trans Justice Funding Project for helping fund our works this season! Find out more at https://jar-of-rebuke.pinecast.coRead transcript

Folks in Jared's life are showing concern about their recent absence and overall behavior. What kinds of messages do they leave? Will Jared call anyone back? Warning - this episode contains discussions about mental health. Official Transcripts available here! Written and produced by Casper Oliver (he/they) who also voices Dr. Jared Hel. Dax is voiced Jason Larock (he/him) Intro is read by Nessa R (she/her) Credits read by Ashlee Craft (he/they), who also makes the podcast graphics. Episode written by Casper Oliver with assistant writers, Jason Larock & Jenny O'Sullivan. Music by TheMenniss (they/them) https://themenniss.bandcamp.com Support this and our other projects on our official Patreon: https://patreon.com/thesperience This project is produced by Thesperience Productions. https://linktr.ee/thesperience Find all of our cast & crew links: https://jarofrebuke.carrd.co/ Find out more at https://jar-of-rebuke.pinecast.coRead transcript

Don't let the likes get you down! In this episode, I share my journey as both a human and an artist in the world of technology and social media. Being around computers my whole life conditioned me for a technological world, but I still navigate feelings of anxiety, not enough, or not making good enough content. I talk about the lessons I've learned and how I reframed sharing my art and creations on the internet. If you are a creative who sometimes gets bogged down by views and analytics, this one is for you! Even if you don't create, this episode is sure to have some tips if you struggle with social media. Click to support $$ my creative journey through Patreon! Embrace the Madness Shopify : digital downloads, meditations, workshops Are you ready to RECHARGE YOUR REALITY? A Digital Workbook Created for Your Level Up Let's Get Creative Workshop - for beginners looking to start their creative journey! Follow Embrace the Madness on Instagram Support EMBRACE THE MADNESS by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/embrace-the-madness Find out more at https://embrace-the-madness.pinecast.coRead transcript

Kevin's Social:Instagram: instagram.com/kevnolivaLinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinoliva/Website: kevinoliva.comBusiness website: houseofdogs.coRead more  about Kevin and his success!

I ask God for any and everything I want. It wasn't always this easy for me! But by God's grace and his mercy I'm free to ask for what it is that I need! And you can ask him too! I hope this podcast encourages you and blesses you! To shop for clothing online at my boutique:www.Billiejeanss.coRead exodus! It's good!

On this episode of “Brains Behind AI”, Ari had the opportunity to speak with Lawrence Ngo, a practicing radiologist with a PhD in neurobiology. Lawrence is also the Co-founder and CEO of CoRead.AI, a start-up that has developed machine learning algorithms that analyzes the images and reports from radiology exams, and flags studies with high probability for peer review. We dive into Dr. Ngo's ride from earning his PhD, working through his residency, and founding an AI company. CoRead AI been able to successfully create algorithms that monitor for radiologist blind-spots diagnosis, they are making a giant splash in the Radiology space. Make sure to tune in to hear more.

Our guest today in this bonus series on Leadership and Learning is Paul Tennant OBE, who until recently was Chief Executive at The Law Society. Paul talks to our host Sue Stockdale about some of the key leadership characteristics that are important such as resilience, empathy, and always remaining curious. He also explains the importance of pausing and reflecting and how this helps him as a leader. From January 2022, Paul will be the new Chief Executive for care provider The Abbeyfield Society, which owns and manages around 20 UK care homes.This episode is part of the series featuring other podcasts that we recommend.Listen to more episodes from The Conscious Leader podcast series.https://www.tlcglobal.co/podcastsFind out more about the Learning Curvehttps://www.tlcglobal.coRead the transcription for this Access to Inspiration episode on www.accesstoinspiration.org and connect with us:Twitter www.twitter.com/accessinspirat1 Facebook www.facebook.com/accesstoinspiration Instagram www.instagram.com/accesstoinspiration LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/company/access-to-inspiration/ Sign up for our newsletter http://eepurl.com/hguX2b Sound Editor: Matias de Ezcurra (he/him)Producer: Sue Stockdale (she/her)

Our gut is the center and focal point of so many things that are going on within our body. In fact its estimated that approximately 70 to 80% of our immune system lives in our gut.  Many of the our problems like fatigue, low energy levels, brain fog, bloating and even things like Candida or yeast infections often have origins in our gutFounder and CEO of The Confidence Co and the Digestive Wellness Company that focuses on de-stigmatizing gut issues, Alexi Aiassa joins us on this episode of Living Healthy to talk about the importance of maintaining a healthy gut for overall better health. To learn more about our guest and her company:theconfidence.coRead about The Confidence Co in US MagazineTo watch the FULL video interview:https://youtu.be/5HCMMg0jgWoFollow us on Facebook: @WeAreLivingHealthyTV

Today I interviewed my kids! So inside the minds of my 8 year old and 6 year old and see if you can answer some kid's trivia. This is a great episode where we talk about safe boundaries with hugs from people, how we are all created equal and a good news story of a mama who decided to secretly bless all the moms in her area.If you are wanting to start a podcast, tap THIS LINK and earn a $25 Amazon gift card for using  Buzzsprout. it's the easiest way to host a podcast and will help you upload it to all podcast streaming sites within minutes of recording. follow me on Instagram @aj_kellss and @goodmom_coRead the Good News Story HERESupport the show (https://pod.fan/goodmomscrytoo)

Shahroo Izadi is a psychologist, speaker, coach and author of The Kindness Method. Her latest book, The Last Diet, builds on her work specialising in addiction to help people change their habits for good. “What you want is the next choice you make to be a kind one,” she says. In this episode, Shahroo talks about the power of kindness with Club Soda’s Laura and Dru.Is changing your drinking so wildly different from any other type of change?I think one thing which is definitely worth saying is that alcohol does lower your resolve. When I help people to change their habits, invariably you’ll be following some sort of plan. And alcohol, as a drug, is very good at making you not care about plans, compared to helping someone to reduce their sugar intake. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not underestimating the impact that sugar can have on you physiologically. But in terms of the impact it has on how much you care about following through the plan…Even if you don’t find yourself with a problematic relationship with alcohol, now more than ever, people are noticing that it’s on a heavier rotation. If it’s a coping strategy for stress. And if you want to drink for the rest of your life, the likelihood is at some point you’re going to need to think about how you drink, why you drink and under what circumstances you want to be drinking.I do see it as the same as any other habit. That’s where I’ve been able to draw parallels between my relationship with food. I’m not saying by any means that anyone has to drink, of course. And I see people thriving when they don’t. But I don’t want them to think that that’s the only option, and to feel disempowered.People sometimes don’t want to change because they can’t imagine some occasions without alcohol. And alcohol is efficient at doing some things. We do feel less inhibited. So there isn’t any point in demonising it and saying that it doesn’t do those things. What I would say, though, is that it robs us of the opportunity to demonstrate our capacity to have interesting conversations. There may have been a time when alcohol was a solution to something, it was a social lubricant, it gave you confidence. But, it’s most likely that at this stage in adulthood, you know how to have a really nice time and to enjoy company. You just haven’t given yourself a chance to experiment doing it without alcohol.A lot of the time people think change is such a daunting prospect. They think they’ll never socialise with alcohol again. So they might want to regulate booze. It’s about treating a lot of these [underlying] things first and foremost. Say to yourself, “I’m doing this just to show myself that I can, and then I’ll reassess after I’ve done it a few times in a row”. I think that’s a lot less daunting. We give alcohol a bit too much credit. Ask yourself, “Am I giving alcohol this credit? Would my body just self-regulate if I give gave it a chance?Alcohol’s not the problem. It’s a solution. So think about the problem it is solving, or once solved. What else could solve that problem?This podcast is sponsored by our friends at Lucky Saint – the 0.5% Superior Unfiltered Lager. Lucky Saint are giving all our listeners £5 off their next order. Just enter the code CLUBSODAFIVE when checking out at www.luckysaint.coRead more: https://joinclubsoda.com/shahroo-izadi-kindness-method-last-diet/Support the show (https://joinclubsoda.com/product/tip-jar-support-club-soda/)

In this podcast episode we caught up with Sabrina Pace-Humphreys to find out more about making friends and building community as a sober ultra runner.This post is sponsored by Lucky Saint 0.5% LagerRunning and getting soberI’m a 42-year-old mum of four, grandmother of two. My professional life has changed quite a lot over the last couple of years, I previously ran a PR agency for 14 years. Now I work as a coach, personal trainer, and motivational speaker. Running is in my bag of tools that I use to manage my mental health and I want to do it for as long as I can. I suffer with depression and anxiety, and I suffered a hell of a lot more with that when I was drinking. Often I’ll do a long run with a friend and it’s like free therapy for both of you. It helps with a lot of stuff.I look back now and I think ‘how could I have thought that I was being a responsible parent when I was at that party with the kids and I was behaving in that way?’.I got sober six years ago. Honestly, that was one of the hardest decisions that I have ever had to make. I did that classic work hard, play hard thing. I thought alcohol was helping me to manage my anxiety, but of course the next day things were always worse. My marriage was falling apart. My children were witnessing me in hungover states. I look back now and I think ‘how could I have thought that I was being a responsible parent when I was at that party with the kids and I was behaving in that way?’. Life doesn’t stop being difficult just because you stop drinking. You have to find other coping mechanisms to help you get through the hard times. I’m very grateful that my husband is with me in feeling the pain of life when that happens. All the stuff that happened in 2020, I think to myself ‘if I had still been drinking, I would have gone to town on lockdown!’. I can honestly sit here and say to you that I’m so glad that I found sobriety.This podcast is sponsored by our friends at Lucky Saint – the 0.5% Superior Unfiltered Lager. Lucky Saint are giving all our listeners £5 off their next order. Just enter the code CLUBSODAFIVE when checking out at www.luckysaint.coRead more: https://joinclubsoda.com/sabrina-pace-humphreys-on-making-friends-through-running/Support the show (https://joinclubsoda.com/product/tip-jar-support-club-soda/)

In this episode, I will introduce you to an original and novel project, Titan Projects.TitanProjects is a community of futuristic applications based on a secure blockchain and powered by a strong, digital payment system backed by Titan Coin. Titan Coin is an innovative digital payment currency that can be used for making payments for things, including trading, anywhere in the world.Besides, Titan Projects has launched their exchange platform, TTNEX, a reliable and safe crypto exchange platform, where you can trade, invest & spend cryptocurrency of your choice at low trading fees.For more details on how to earn Titan Coin, how to invest in TitanProjects, how to trade in TTNEX and more info like this, please listen to my conversation with the CEO of TitanProjects, Mr. Dinesh Khanna and visit their website titanprojects.coRead carefully, do your own research and make the right decision for your investment!

W siedemnastym odcinku Gorących Krzeseł opowiadamy o ostatnio ogrywanych tytułach. Tym razem Paweł pastwi się trochę nad demem „Anthem”, Kamil (nie) umiera ze strachu przy nowym „Resident Evil 2”, a Ocia zastanawia się nad tym, jak to się stało, że spędziła 60 godzin przy nie tak idealnym „Horizon Zero Dawn”. 00:00:40 – „Anthem” (demo) 00:13:32 – „Resident Evil 2” 00:32:37 – „Horizon Zero Dawn” A w coRead more

W tym tygodniu wracamy z bardziej miszmaszowym Myszmaszem. Krzysiek jak zwykle mówi o dziwnej fantastyce, Kamil z Myszą opowiadają o horrorze przenoszonym drogą płciową, a Mysz komentuje netfliksową „Sabrinę”. Jak zwykle czekamy na wasze komentarze i uwagi tu na stronie, pod adresem myszmasz@podsluchane.pl albo na Facebooku. 00:05:05 – Wiedźmińskie eliksiry na porost włosów. Doniesienia i zapowiedzi 00:18:35 – Zima nadchodzi. „Early Riser” Jaspera Fforde’a 00:33:30 – Możemy to zatrzymać? Film „CośRead more

Niestety, kolejny odcinek Comics Weekly dostarczamy Wam w okrojonym składzie. Postanowiliśmy wobec tego z Oskarem poczekać aż Adam się wykuruje i wtedy dopiero pogadać o komiksach DC, a w tym tygodniu zająć się Marvelem. Z związku z tym w odcinku mamy trochę o ostatnich głośnych serialowo-filmowych newsach, do tego duży segment wspominania największych zalet Marvel Now oraz oczywiście wrażenia po najnowszych komiksach – Infamous Iron Manie i Thanosie. CoRead more

W tym tygodniu mamy specjalne wydanie Comics Weekly – wreszcie Adam i Oskar, korzystając z mojej nieobecności, mogą się wygadać na temat Spider-Mana, jego rozwoju, związków, wzlotów i upadków. Odcinek jest wyjątkowo długi, dlatego też udało się zmieścić w nim obowiązkowe newsy i opinie na temat spraw bieżących. Tym niemniej – fani Spider-Mana mają wreszcie odcinek dla siebie. Od One More Day po Clone Conspiracy. CoRead more

Wracamy po niedługiej, acz przedłużonej nieco problemami technicznymi przerwie! Z tego powodu mamy dla Was podwójny, dwugodzinny odcinek. W odcinku nadrabiamy to co wydarzyło się w trakcie gdy odpoczywaliśmy – mówimy o wielkim finansowym sukcesie komiksów DC, nadchodzącym prawdopodobnym powrocie mutantów i ich filmowych wcieleniach, obawiamy się trochę o serialowego Ghost Ridera oraz zastanawiamy się, jak finansowy połowiczny sukces Suicide Squad wpłynie na kolejne filmy z DCEU. CoRead more

Witamy w ósmym odcinku Comics Weekly! Tym razem dzielimy razem z Adamem Antolskim i Oskarem Rogowskim odcinek na pół. Pierwsza połowka dotyczy planów wydawnictwa DC i plotek o rzekomym kolejnym reboocie tego komiksowego uniwersum, natomiast druga połowa to nasza dyskusja na temat rozmaitych komiksowych antybohaterów – m.in. (Old Man) Logana, (nowego) Lobo, Sinestro i Draxa. Oraz próba odpowiedzi na pytanie, czemu publika tak bardzo tych antybohaterów kocha. CoRead more

Mam nadzieję, że macie długą drogę do pracy, bo w tym tygodniu czekają na was prawie dwie godziny Myszmasza. W tym tygodniu zadaliśmy sobie pracę domową i obejrzeliśmy „Szósty Zmysł”, aby podumać nad tym jaką rolę pełnią twisty w historiach i co odróżnia dobry twist od złego. A poza tym czeka na was także standardowy przegląd tygodnia, więc jest czego słuchać. Pamiętajcie, że czołowi psychiatrzy polecają pięciominutowe przerwy coRead more