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Send us a textIn this episode, Kay Suthar interviews Erin Dimond, CEO and founder of Impact Fitness Coaching Academy (IFCA). Erin shares her transformative journey from an unfulfilling corporate job to building a seven-figure fitness coaching business. Her mission is to empower fitness professionals to turn their passion into profit. Erin offers invaluable insights into the evolving fitness industry, debunks commonmisconceptions, and explains how to embrace AI and marketing strategies to scale a fitness business successfully.What to expect in this episode:(00:00) — Introducing Erin Dimond: From Corporate Cubicle to 7-Figure Fitness Business(06:45) — Turning Passion into Profit: Erin's Journey to Entrepreneurship(12:50) — Overcoming Skepticism: How Erin Pioneered Online Fitness Coaching(19:30) — Crating a Standout Offer: Why Language Matters in Fitness Coaching(25:40) — Adapting to 2024: From Posting and Praying to Strategic AI Integration(31:55) — The Power of AI: Tools to Revolutionize Fitness Businesses(38:20) — Common Pitfalls in the Fitness Industry: Why Beliefs and Stories Hold Entrepreneurs Back(45:10) — The IFCA Method: A Hybrid Model for Personal and Business Growth(53:05) — Community is Key: The Role of Proof and Collaboration in Success(1:01:20) — Final Takeaway: Feel the Fear, Take the ActionAbout Erin Dimond:Erin Dimond is the CEO and founder of Impact Fitness Coaching Academy, a program designed to helpfitness professionals scale their businesses online. With over 11 years of experience in the industry, Erinhas guided thousands of trainers, registered dietitians, and health coaches to create sustainable, thrivingbusinesses. Erin is also the host of The Fit Biz Podcast, where she shares free business training amindset tools for fitness entrepreneurs.Connect with Erin Dimond: Instagram: @ErinDimondFitness Impact Fitness Coaching Academy Instagram: @ImpactFitnessCoachingAcademy Podcast: The Fit Biz Podcast Website: Impact Fitness Coaching AcademyConnect with your Host, Kay SutharBusiness Website: https://makeyourmarkagency.com/Podcast Website: https://www.makeyourmarkpodcast.com/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/kay-suthar-make-your-mark/Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/482037820744114Podcast:https://www.makeyourmarkpodcast.com/Email: kay@makeyourmarkagency.comFREE Gifts from Kay Suthar:3 Ultimate Secrets to Getting Booked on Podcasts: https://getbookedonpodcast.com/5 Simple Steps To Launch Your Podcast in 14 Days: https://14daystolaunch.comFREE Resource from Erin Dimond:For fitness professionals looking to scale their business, tune into The Fit Biz Podcast or explore Erin'sfree resources on Instagram and her website.Key Takeaway:Don't let fear hold you back. Your beliefs shape your actions, but action is what transforms yourbusiness. Solve meaningful problems for your clients, embrace technology like AI, and lean into provensystems to build a sustainable and impactful business.

In this episode, we chat with the talented local musician, Will Ginno, who has defied the odds to release his soul-stirring music to the public. Will's passion for music, alongside the support from his father, see's him perform at gigs in Suffolk and East Anglia. Together Will and his dad Paul, who are Suffolk's Premier Acoustic Sax Duo, showcase their artistic bond and dedication to preforming live. Will's story is a testament to resilience, despite battling mental health challenges and juggling a full-time job. Join us as Will shares his personal journey and the obstacles he has faced in his life and music career. Will gives us an insight into how he balances his full-time job with his music ambitions and the importance of mental health awareness and support systems in achieving success.Not to mention an exclusive listen to a sample of his latest track, being relased on 17/1/2025. Be sure to give Will a follow to be updated with his latest appearances and add his amazing music to your playlist and give his new release a full listen via your favourite streaming site.Stream Will's music here: Will Ginno | Spotify | Now Wait - Gino - DeezerFollow Will here: facebook.com/WillGinno instagram.com/willginnomusicSupport the show

Apologies for the audio, this was recording live on Instagram outside! In this episode, we dive deep into extinguishing reactivity in dogs—specifically addressing the steps I take with owners and why I've shifted my approach over the years. Reactivity is much like addiction, where the behavior becomes highly reinforcing for the dog, making it harder to break the habit. I discuss why creating a "detox phase" is essential for reactive dogs, and how physical management, like crate training, can help stop the rehearsal of impulsive behaviors. We'll cover: Why reactivity is like addiction for dogs The importance of physical management in the early stages of training My shift from a hands-off to a more structured approach with crates The mistakes I've seen when clients avoid crate training and how it prolongs the behavior How to avoid allowing your dog to practice undesirable behaviors when you're not home If you're struggling with a reactive dog, this episode will give you actionable steps to create long-term change, with minimal management needed down the road. Let's get into it! Need help with your dog? Find out more information at ⁠Packleaderhelp.com⁠ and follow us on Instagram and at ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/packleaderhelp⁠ Brianna is an expert dog behavior consultant located in Alexandria, VA. She has has been working with dogs with severe behavioral issues for the past 11 years. She is the behavior expert that veterinarians and other trainers recommend when their client's dogs have been recommended to be put down, or on life long medication.  She work's with aggression issues, puppies, severe anxiety, fear, separation anxiety, over excitement, and any behavioral issue in between. For more info, click ⁠⁠https://www.packleaderhelp.com/⁠

Will my new piglet sleep through the night? This is a reasonable question for most new pet owners. It is nice to know if our piglet is going to sleep through the night or not before you get one. There are factors that influence whether a new piglet is going to disrupt a family's sleep at night or not. So let's talk about what those factors are and then we will talk about causes and prevention. Let's start with the factors. Where you got your piglet from Socialization level When you bring a piglet home they will be skittish at first. But how we respond to them will set them up for success if we do the correct things. They will learn that they love us and can trust us. Pigs learn quickly that they can get our attention if every time they make a noise we run to them. Now if we never respond to every little noise they make they will stop. The cause is us. It is how we respond to them when we first get them. Now how do we prevent it from the start? Select a piglet that has been taught manners Teach your new piglet to be content on its own right away Do not respond to them when they call you Do not interact with them at night If you follow these 4 steps from the start your pig will not make a peep at night ever. If they do then something is wrong and you can obviously help them. Know the difference between an attention scream and a panic scream.  If you have a pig that already gets up during the night there are a few things you can do to break the habit they have of getting up. Crating a pig at night solves safety issues and also helps with stopping bossy behavior. Also not responding when they scream at night.   Autumn's Links:  Website: https://www.autumnacresminipetpigs.com/ Email: Autumn@autumnacresminipetpigs.com Educational Membership Group: https://www.autumnacresminipetpigs.com/support-group-subscription/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/autumnacresminipetpigs/ Facebook:  HTTP://Facebook.com/autumnacresminipetpigs Mighty Networks: https://autumn-acres-mini-pet-pigs.mn.co/share/EPW2Ie5isMX4T0Ve YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCGue5Kp5AwOXkReCGPUyImA Stan Store: https://stan.store/autumnacresminipetpigs Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/hDNizT  

This week, Jess and Scott discuss conflict that can occur when crating. This is not a podcast advocating for crating but instead an episode discussing how to remedy conflict with dogs entering and exiting a crate.   What is the best way to remedy crate anxiety?   How can I crate my dog safely?   Why is the crate such a stressful situation for some dogs?   To view our previous episode on “The Importance of Crating” click here: https://www.thequirkydog.com/Podcast/entry/importance-of-crating/   For more information about Scott and Jess and their strategies or to book an online consult for behavioral issues, please check out: https://caninehealing.com     To work with Jess virtually to troubleshoot performance sport issues, click: http://www.k9healing.com/ct     To view The Quirky Dog's website and a full catalog of episodes, visit: https://www.thequirkydog.com     To work with Scott and Jess in person within their service area (Portland, ME to Boston, MA to Manchester, NH), email them at studio@thequirkydog.com     Have you ever wondered why your dog behaves a certain way? Are there things you need help with or support? Join Scott and Jess Williams each week as they explore these and other topics.   Have You Seen or Heard Our Podcast?   Don't miss out on The Quirky Dog!   Interested in Online Dog Training?   Check out Canine Healing!   Follow and Watch Us On: Facebook:   / caninehealing  YouTube:    / @thequirkydog575  Listen to Us On: PodBean: https://thequirkydog.podbean.com/   #ScottWilliamsDogTrainer #JessWilliamsDogTrainer #CanineHealing #TheQuirkyDog #DogTraining #Studio21PodcastCafe #UnitedPodcastNetwork

Today we're diving into the fascinating intersection of neuroscience and peak performance with Dr. Nuri Jeong, a neuroscientist and founder of Goals Unhindered, hailing from Atlanta, Georgia. With a rich background in goal-directed learning and motivated decision-making, Dr. Jeong leverages over a decade of neuroscience research to empower entrepreneurs and leaders to achieve holistic success. Her approach uniquely blends rigorous scientific insight with compassionate, human-centric coaching, making complex neuroscience accessible and actionable. From pioneering virtual reality tasks for memory formation studies to her transformative work as a goal coach, Dr. Jeong is here to share how understanding your brain can unlock unparalleled productivity and fulfilment. Let's explore the neuroscience behind peak performance and how to integrate these insights into our daily lives for transformative results. Ross and Nuri talk about neuroscience, peak performance, gratefulness, peoples energy, personal relationships, connecting with people, different cultures, relating to people, friendships, America, Walmart, standing out, perceptions, different perspectives, biology, learning, dopamine, goal direct learning,  being in a tragic accident, impatience, having control and impacting people. The pair also discuss fast learning, daily goals, goal focus, seeing something in a different way, survival, stress, constructive feedback, science with mice, interacting with technology, peek performance, visualisation, courage, serving your future self, dealing with problems, the best thing that can happen, perception change, feeling productive doing less, behavioural change and sleeping without a phone. Timecodes:00:17 Intro to Nuri00:49 Nuri's background01:54 Gratitude03:05 Nuri moving and to many different places when growing up04:26 Expectations of different places when moving06:03 Dealing with the sense of overwhelm09:16 Choosing academia in the brain13:20 Links between goals, dopamine and learning15:15 Transitioning from academics to focusing on humans and coaching19:52 Techniques to achieve goals25:56 Fear learning and our brains working for us31:36 Virtual Reality36:18 Distinction between virtual and physical learning39:14 Mary Lou Jepsen - open water42:03 Crating new good memories from bad experiences and unlearning45:58 Re-association and confirmation biases51:03 Performing while being overwhelmed54:27 The last time Niri did something for the first timeConnect with Dr Nuri:LinkedInWebsiteInstagramConnect with Ross:WebsiteLinkedInMoonshot Innovation 

In this episode, Nikki answers a few listener questions about crate training, eating the same food every day, trauma and if you can reinforce fear? dogspeak101.com

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This week, we talk about the 1991 Brian Bosworth blockbuster, Stone Cold. Though this film boasts the typical early '90s action movie trappings, Chris and Rob kind of loved it. Bob also loved it, but he won't admit it. Let's get into it! Wicked white washed wayfarers! 14.5 boobs! Wanton destruction of small business (again)! Crating commandos and capping them! Putting Ice on ice by pushing him into a person's Plymouth! Prostitution! Maybe scabies? Bedraggled beards! The old fish factory! Total Moleman vibes! Biker Olympics? Aryan Brotherhood Cinematic Universe (ABCU)! One Eye, the penis pirate, and much, much more on this week's episode of The Worst Movie Ever Made! Next week, it's us against Carrot Top. www.theworstmovieevermade.com

This one's from the vaults! I talk about crating with Xen when he was young and prone to getting into mischief!   Follow my training! The High Drive Dog More online training! Fenzi Dog Sports Academy

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Episode 340- Veteran art handler and preparator Bryan Cooke talks about: Cooke's Crating, the business he started back in 1975, and how it's essentially a service business, one that has grown with the art market, particularly in the last 10 years; why they don't use the word ‘art' in the company title, and how they discreetly move art around, especially high-priced works; how and why he self-published his book, Art Can Kill; some of his near-death experiences in art handling, including two involving elevators (one of my least favorite places); why he put himself in the line of risk, shielding his employees from danger; and he tells a condensed version of an epic story from the book in which a client for all intents and purposes kidnaps Bryan and his colleague during a moving job, on a large estate outside Chicago.

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[mature language and violence] Roy Chambers, self-proclaimed "artist of junk" becomes suspicious about the intricate work of another sculptor. Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson Cast List Roy Chambers - J.D. Lloyd Gwynneth Robinson Molly Tollefson Vivienne - Rhys TM Robert - Mr. Synyster Arturo - Philemon Vanderbeck Solange - Angela Kirby Penelope Cartwright - Kris Keppeler Hank Norton - Powers Chamber 19 Nocturne Theme:  Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com) All other music by Professor Kliq (Creative Commons License) Editing and Sound:   Julie Hoverson Cover Photo:   (courtesy of Stock Xchange.com) "What kind of a place is it?  Why it's an art gallery - can't you just smell the culture?" _________________________________________________________ FOR ART'S SAKE Cast: Announcer Cabbie Olivia Roy Chambers, artist of junk Gwynneth Robinson, gallery owner Robert [ro-BEAR], art critic Vivienne, art critic Arturo, sculptor Solange, a supermodel Hank Norton, grieving brother Penelope Cartwright, psychic Gordie, aspiring young critic OLIVIA      Did you have any trouble finding it?  What do you mean, what kind of a place is it?  Why, it's an art gallery.  Can't you just smell the culture? SCENE 1 MUSIC - PRETENTIOUS GRUNGE/INDUSTRIAL, BUT LOW. AMBIANCE     LOW CROWD MUMBLE ROBERT and VIVIENNE sound bored and disinterested - very, very jaded intellectual.  They are sort of fencing with each other. ROBERT     It's so innovative, it's almost retro. VIVIENNE     Jejune, yet piquant. ROBERT     The raw power of the chain link simply draws the eye. VIVIENNE     The underlying metaphor behind the cracked concrete base is very telling. ROBERT     Trash cans have been overused this season. VIVIENNE     Which is precisely what this piece is trying to say.  It is a commentary on the current state of the art world. ROY     That it's all garbage? ROBERT     [snort of derision] Garbage?  Perhaps to the petty and feeble mind, incapable of looking beyond the component parts-- VIVIENNE     --this one would look at a forest and see trees. [ROBERT AND VIVIENNE chuckle.] ROY     Oh, I understand this piece just fine. ROBERT     Do you?  Do you really?  VIVIENNE     What, then, is this putty-like brown graffitti in its indecipherable scrawl? ROBERT     And that smell - it's almost visceral. ROY     It's crap. ROBERT     You'd best keep your voice down, dear fellow.  The artist is a good friend of dear Gwynneth, our host tonight, and I hear he's actually graced us with his presence. ROY     No- no.  It's actually feces.  The graffitti.  I'm Roy Chambers.  The artist? VIVIENNE     F-feces?  Excrement? ROY     Yup. VIVIENNE     B-but...  doesn't it ... lose pungency after a time? ROY     Of course.  I freshen it up every couple of days.  I hope you don't mind if I don't shake hands. A BEAT OF SHOCKED SILENCE, THEN ROBERT     Well, that does put a new [trailing off] face ...on ...it.  VIVIENNE     Oh, look, they've opened the champagne. SOUND     HURRIED FOOTSTEPS AWAY ROY     [chuckles] GWYNNETH     [sigh] Darling, you'll never sell anything if you keep telling people your work is shit. ROY     [laughs harder]  You know that's not the point.  I just love seeing the look in their eyes.  GWYNNETH     Well, you may have the luxury of not needing to make your way as an artist, but I still need-- ROY     I can always-- GWYNNETH     [indignant]  Write me a check?  Not on your life, handsome.  If I can't make it, I'll fail on my own two feet.  [softening]  But you can buy me dinner.  Again. ROY     [chuckling] I wasn't going to suggest charity - but since I seem to be the one losing you sales on my pieces, you could let me pay rent for the space-- GWYNNETH     I don't understand why you're so down on your art.  [serious] It's good Roy.  It's powerful.  I wouldn't have it in my gallery otherwise... [rowr] no matter how terrific you are in bed. ROY     It makes me uncomfortable, like I'm ... exposing myself. GWYNNETH     That's what makes it so strong-- SCENE 2 SOUND     A COMMOTION IN THE BACKGROUND - SOMEONE YELLING - GETS LOUDER AS GWYNNETH AND ROY APPROACH GWYNNETH     [muttering as she hustles] Oh, goodness, it's not the man enclosed in legos with his winkie hanging out again, is it? ROY     [right behind her] Maybe a critic's seeing eye dog got at the sculpture in baloney. GWYNNETH     Poor dog - that meat's been here a week. ROY     Either one. SOUND     COMMOTION HAS ENDED - JUST HEAVY BREATHING FROM A COUPLE OF GUYS GWYNNETH     [authoritative] What is going on? ARTURO     This ...person... was ...molesting... my statue. ROY     [muttered] Is it the baloney?  GWYNNETH     [muttered] No. ROY     [muttered] The winkie? GWYNNETH     [muttered] Shh.  ARTURO     I demand charges be filed. HANK     I was only-- ARTURO     No one cares what you were trying to do, you philistine! GWYNNETH     Arturo.  ARTURO     Luddite!  Peon! GWYNNETH     Arturo!  Please, calm down.  I promise I shall handle this personally.  ARTURO     [going off] Just make sure he keeps his filthy hands off my beautiful marbles. ROY     [muttered] Maybe his marbles should meet lego man's winkie. GWYNNETH     [trying not to laugh] Ahem.  Now, sir, I'm Miss Robinson - and this is my gallery.  And you are? HANK     [subdued, apologetic, aw shucks] Hank - Henry, that is - Norton. GWYNNETH     What were you doing, then? HANK     The statue - it looks like Lizzie - Elizabeth - my sister.  Just like her.  ROY     That not what she asked. HANK     Well, I was thinking it might be like that old movie where the guy kills people, puts them in plaster and gets famous for his art...  Lizzie's missing, ever since she wrote and said she had a job modeling for this guy.  So I wanted to... check and see... GWYNNETH     [gentle] I don't know the movie, Hank, but I'm pretty sure you can't put someone in marble the way you might with plaster.  It simply doesn't work that way. HANK     No? GWYNNETH     No. ROY     Hank, let's get us a glass of that champagne. GWYNNETH     [stage whisper] Thank you! SOUND     QUICK KISS SCENE 3 MUSIC      A LITTLE TIME PASSES SOUND     EXCITED COMMOTION, CAMERAS GWYNNETH     Oh, god, what is it this time? ROBERT     [in awe] It's Solange.  She's here! VIVIENNE     [going off] If I were only into women... ROBERT     [going off] Me too... GWYNNETH     [sigh, then clearly trying to convince herself] It's good.  Publicity.  I like supermodels. ROY     [coming on] Who--? GWYNNETH     Solange is the latest sensation.  So bloody skinny. ROY     Better keep her away from the baloney. GWYNNETH     [slightly venomous] It would do her good. ROY     I didn't mean her - just the dog. SOUND     FOOTSTEPS AND JINGLE OF DOG HARNESS APPROACH GWYNNETH     Solange, I am honored. SOLANGE     [strange accent] Ah?  Sorree, and you are? GWYNNETH     I'm Gwynneth Robinson.  This is my gallery.  We are truly-- SOLANGE     Where ees Arturo? GWYNNETH     Right over there.  SOLANGE     Take mee to heem, pleez.  SOUND     JINGLE OF DOG'S HARNESS, SCRABBLE OF CLAWS ON FLOOR. GWYNNETH     My pleasure.  My arm is just to your right.  Would you like something to drink?  [fading out]  Perhaps some water for your service animal? ROY     Is that the latest thing - blind models? VIVIENNE     'Differently abled' darling.  You could get sued -- ROBERT     Or at least censured. VIVIENNE     --for use of non-PC language. ROBERT     Besides, with a body like that, who cares if she can see?  And the dark glasses are her trademark - she's never seen without them. ROY     Hmm.  You two seem like just the type I need. VIVIENNE     I don't do threesomes. ROBERT     I do. ROY     No, no - not like that, but [buttering up] you really seem to be in the know... VIVIENNE     Of course. ROBERT     Pity. ROY     This Arturo guy - what can you tell me about him? VIVIENNE     Quid pro quo, dear friend - tell us about you first. ROY     Well...  It's brownie mix - the brown stuff. ROBERT     Re-e-e-eally...?  SCENE 4 MUSIC SOUND      CLUNK OF OVERHEAD LIGHTS GOING OFF GWYNNETH      [coming on, low and sultry]  So.  The lights are off.  The crowd is gone.  And the door is locked against the night.  You know what that means? ROY     Hmm? GWYNNETH      Come on, love.  I need some serious stress relief. ROY     In a moment. GWYNNETH      What is so fascinating about these things?  First that poor little man - now you? ROY     Have you really looked at them? GWYNNETH      Dearest, I don't really look at anything that goes in here, beyond deciding if I think it will sell.  That way lies sheer madness. ROY     How did legoman get in? GWYNNETH      Oh, that. [sigh] I'm still not certain about that one.  ROY     Anyway, these statues - I don't know anything about marble sculpting, but I would assume it's not the easiest thing in the world, even with modern technology. GWYNNETH      I suppose. ROY     Look at the detail here.  The clothes, hair  - rivets in the jeans, even.  Everything is exact.  Perfect. GWYNNETH      So he's anal.  Surely you're not thinking that Arturo whats-his-name has somehow immured people in marble. ROY     Nah.  But I can see Hank's point.  His sister's statue looks - almost alive.  And she's not happy about it. MUSIC SCENE 5 AMBIANCE      RESTAURANT GWYNNETH      Where were you?  I really could have used you at the gallery tonight. ROY     Why?  What happened? GWYNNETH      I asked you first. ROY     [sigh]  I-I was trying to find that artist - the one with the statues. GWYNNETH      And--? ROY     He's harder to track down than ... than me. GWYNNETH      [laughs] Perhaps he's another eccentric with more money than sense. ROY     Hey--!  I thought that was part of my charm. GWYNNETH      No.  I love you.  But I don't make any claim to understand you.  You don't even like your own art. ROY     [slightly uncomfortable] It just comes out that way.  SOUND     A MOMENT OF EATING GWYNNETH      [unpleasantly surprised]  Oh god! Don't look.  It's her.  Just act normal. ROY     What?  Who am I not looking at? GWYNNETH      The commotion.  I mean the woman who caused the- PENELOPE     [off]  Hello! ROY     I think she's seen you. GWYNNETH      Oh, god. ROY     Is there anything I should know before she gets here? GWYNNETH      I'm going to be a coward and duck out for the loo. ROY     About her, I mean.  [beat]  You've got a moment, the maitre d' has her in a headlock. GWYNNETH      [laugh] She claims to be a psychic and made a fuss over Arturo's marbles.  God, I'm seriously regretting ever taking them on. ROY     Why did you?  I mean, looking at his stuff, he could be showcased in the biggest gallery in town, and- [trails off uncertainly] GWYNNETH      Rather than a piddling little upstart like mine?  Oh, hell-  See you! SOUND     GETS UP FROM CHAIR, DASHES AWAY ROY     Chicken. PENELOPE     [slightly off] Miss Robinson! SOUND     CHAIR SCRAPES ROY     She'll be right back.  PENELOPE     [coming on] Oh.  I'm so sorry - I didn't mean to interrupt - are you - you're her beau, aren't you? ROY     I'm her boyfriend, yeah. SOUND     CHAIR SCRAPES, SHE SITS DOWN PENELOPE     I could tell the moment I really looked at you. ROY     [giving her nothing] Ah.  Well.  PENELOPE     Oh, I'm so sorry.  She probably mentioned me, I'm Penelope Cartwright. [confidential]  I'm a certified psychic. ROY     Oh.  Well. PENELOPE     Oh-ho!  I can tell you're a disbeliever, Mr. -? ROY     Don't you know?  You're the psychic. PENELOPE     [laughs]  It's not like that, handsome.  Well, sometimes it is.  Let me see, let me see.  Hmm.  I'm feeling the letter T.  Can I see your hands? ROY     [over-eager] T?  As in Thomas? PENELOPE     [pleased] Aha!  Your palm?  There.  You work with your hands, are you in construction? ROY     [noncommital] Mm. PENELOPE     But there's something else - your money line is a bit baffling.   Very strong - not what I usually see in someone doing manual work.  And something about cats... [Surprised as he snatches his hand away] What?? ROY     Look, Miss Cartwright. You've been right about one thing - and only one thing - I'm a skeptic.   PENELOPE     But, I-- ROY     But, nothing.  I think you'd better go before I feel like embarrassing you in front of Miss Robinson. PENELOPE     Please-- ROY     Go. PENELOPE     [beat]  Very well.  [intense]  But you need to hear this--  [before he can speak]  No!  I have to say it, and if you won't let me wait to tell her, then you have to hear it. ROY     Fine.  Whatever.  Quickly. PENELOPE     The statues - there's something very wrong with them - worse even than that painful installation near the front door with the brown stuff-  I just walked past, and they shouted to me - screamed for help - as if they were alive! ROY     Right. PENELOPE     You don't have to believe, but you must hear me.  I felt such evil in the presence of those poor dear things. ROY     [very sarcastic]  They're... evil statues? PENELOPE     Oh, no.  They're evil's victims. SCENE 6 MUSIC AMBIANCE     STREET GWYNNETH      I can't believe she would do that!  You're such a saint to put up with everything. ROY     Saint?  No.  Just amused by people.  Probably why I like the gallery scene - art folk are hilarious. GWYNNETH      Like Vivienne and Robert? ROY     Who? GWYNNETH      You were talking to them at the gallery last week - after that young man made the fuss over the statues. ROY     Oh.  Bert and Ernie. GWYNNETH      Vivienne IS a female.  I've known her for years. ROY     The way they dress, who could tell?  And who would care? GWYNNETH      Dare I ask what 'the statue whisperer' had to say? ROY     She said they were crying out for help, blah blah blah.  GWYNNETH      Oh, good, now we have two loonies who believe the statues are somehow alive. ROY     Oh, and she apparently hates my work too. GWYNNETH      [joking] Well.  Then she must be normal. MUSIC SCENE 7 SOUND     HEAVY DOOR OPENING ROY     [echoey] Hello? SOUND     ECHOEY FOOTSTEPS, SECOND HEAVY DOOR OPENING ROY     Hello?  I know you're in here. ARTURO     [distant sigh, then, off]  Come on, then - to the left. SOUND     HESITANT ECHOEY FOOTSTEPS, ANOTHER HEAVY DOOR ROY     Isn't it a bit dark in here for a studio? ARTURO     [still distant] You want light?  SOUND     LOUD RUSTLE OF CANVAS, as a heavy curtain swoops to the side. ROY     [reacts to sudden brightness] Jeez!  Good thing I'm not a vampire. ARTURO     [close] You come to steal my secrets? ROY     [jumps, then laughs]  Not my style.  I sculpt from garbage. ARTURO     [disdainful] Yes.  I have noticed.  So why? ROY     You interest me. ARTURO     I thought you were sleeping with our blonde gallery owner. ROY     Um, and you're seeing the supermodel. So? ARTURO     Not that kind of interest?  ROY     [reacts, then] Not very sociable, eh? ARTURO     Hmm.  Perhaps that is why my place here is unlisted and no one visits me.  You have explained a lot.  Feel free to leave. ROY     [beat]  I don't see any materials - working on anything? ARTURO     I am planning.  I don't sculpt here.  It is much too noisy. ROY     The sculpting? ARTURO     The city.  [beat]  And the work.  ROY     Your work is very detailed.  Do you model from life or photos? ARTURO     [a bit odd] From life.  ROY     How do you find your models? ARTURO     Anyone can be a model. [a bit threatening] Perhaps I should ... immortalize ... you? ROY     I'm not that cute. ARTURO     [uncomfortably close]  You don't see yourself clearly.  You're a perfect type - strong, but not silent.  Yet-- SOUND     CELLPHONE RINGS ROY     That's me.  Sorry.  SOUND     CELLPHONE ON ROY     'lo?  Yeah, I'm there now.  No, won't be long.  SOUND     CELLPHONE HANGS UP, TURNS OFF ROY     Sorry about that. ARTURO     [backed off]  Of course.  You are interested in my work - My next major project is a woman.  That is all you will know.  Now leave me. SCENE 8 MUSIC SOUND     DOOR OPENS, FOOTSTEPS APPROACH, COMPUTER NOISES ROY     I've been doing some googling-- GWYNNETH      [slightly off] You don't even look up.  I could be anyone.  A serial killer? ROY     Reflection in the screen.  GWYNNETH      [close up] Oh, well, then.  [hug and kiss noise] So what have you been googling? ROY     Turning people to stone. GWYNNETH      [sigh] Oh god, not Arturo again? ROY     He creeped me out.  I'm not sure if he was about to kiss me or stab me.  And when he said his next project was a woman - all I could think about was that poor blind girl. GWYNNETH     Yes. [mock sympathy] Poor little skinny bitch blind supermodel. ROY     Right.  So, disregarding the E-L-O song, there are myths all over the place about people being turned to stone.  Gorgons, Basilisks-- GWYNNETH      Medusa-- ROY     --yeah, gorgons-- GWYNNETH      What? ROY     Medusa's a gorgon. Like Dracula's a vampire. GWYNNETH     Fine, so I slept through my classical education.  What have you come up with, then? ROY     Disregarding the mythological crap, then, there are a number of fictional stories dealing with it. GWYNNETH     Why disregard the mythical crap?  ROY     Right.  Have you seen any women wandering around New York with snakes for hair?  Or a giant lizard?  GWYNNETH     Hmm.  [shrug] It is New York.  So you lean towards fiction as being more reliable? ROY     When you put it that way... GWYNNETH     What's the front runner, then? ROY     [very serious] Some sort of alchemical process or machine  that changes flesh to stone.  [laughs]  But it's still nuts.  SOUND     LAST COUPLE OF KEYS BEING HIT GWYNNETH     If you're so creeped out by him, perhaps I should send him on his way. ROY     Nah.  GWYNNETH     Good.  He sells.  [teasing] Unlike some... ROY     Most of your art crowd creeps me out.   A little. GWYNNETH     And me--? ROY     Definitely.  [chuckle] Not. SOUND     SMOOCHING SCENE 9 MUSIC GWYNNETH     [talking on phone]  --shipped out first thing.  Crating and handling will be fairly expensive-- [some talk] --very heavy, yes.  SOUND     TAP ON DOOR, DOOR OPENS QUIETLY GWYNNETH     [covers phone, whispers] just a second.  [back to phone]  I'll email you the invoice, and that should go out this afternoon. SOUND     PHONE HANGS UP GWYNNETH     Can I help you? VIVIENNE     I hate to bother you, but-- [deep breath] GWYNNETH     Nonsense.  Have a seat. SOUND     CHAIR SHIFTS VIVIENNE     Could you perhaps see your way to telling me how to find that sculptor?  The one who does the truly amazing marble statues? GWYNNETH     [muttered] Not another one. VIVIENNE     Huh?  You see, Robert--  that fellow asked him to model, and being the narcissist that he is, he was entirely unable to refuse-- GWYNNETH     Oh.  Um, I might be able to-- VIVIENNE     I don't want to make any trouble, but his partner, you know, blames me-- SCENE A1 MUSIC AMBIANCE     NEW AGE MUSIC PLAYS SOFTLY ROY     Hello? PENELOPE     [off, musical] Just a moment! SOUND     RATTLE OF BEAD CURTAIN, FOOTSTEPS PENELOPE     [over the top] Welcome to-- [tone change] oh, it's you.  Come to sneer? ROY     [soft laugh]  No.  I wanted to ask you a few questions. PENELOPE     You saw my sign - it's all entertainment. ROY     It also said this-- SOUND     SLAP OF MONEY ON TABLE ROY     --buys me an hour of your time. PENELOPE     [sigh] It's your dime.   SOUND     MONEY SNATCHED UP PENELOPE     One of many, if I recall your money line. ROY     I want to know what put you onto the statues.  Did a guy named Hank Norton hire you? PENELOPE     Hire?  You think I've been paid-- ROY     Were you? PENELOPE     [sigh]  Yeah, I really love making an ass of myself in public.  Tscha.  If I was that much of a masochist, I'd'a taken up mime.  You may not believe it, but I truly felt something in there.  ROY     Screaming? PENELOPE     It's not that specific.  I have to exaggerate - to translate - when I tell people about my "feelings."  They only want to believe things they can relate to.  I felt ... unease.  Fear.  [sigh]  A definite flavor of more than one mind.    ROY     You were in a crowded gallery. PENELOPE     More than one mind in distress.  Since then- [breaks off] ROY     Yes? PENELOPE     Can you do me a huge favor? ROY     Maybe. PENELOPE     Can you try to hold your laughter until you're back out on the street? ROY     I think so. PENELOPE     I've been having dreams. ROY     [snort] PENELOPE     [warning noise]  I couldn't move.  And I couldn't feel anything - but I could see. I could even hear.  And be afraid.  It was - fear was the biggest part of it.  [beat]  You seem to be with me so far-- ROY     Yes. PENELOPE     Well, here's where I'll lose you.  I don't usually feel things in words, but in flavors, and colors, and textures.  ROY     Like auras? PENELOPE     No.  It's - like with you, I taste brick and brown, and smell the tang of old wires. ROY     [uneasy] Whatever.  Get on with it. PENELOPE     The feeling in my dream - the flavor of it, if you will - was identical to what I felt at the gallery.  SCENE a2 MUSIC ROY     [off, calling]  Gwyn? VIVIENNE     [muffled] Eh? ROY     [coming on] Gwyn?  [muttered] Oh, it's Bert.  Or Ernie. VIVIENNE     Hmm?  She's out.  Asked me to run some numbers for her.  You didn't realize I have skills beyond those of mere mortal critics? ROY     [snarky] You'd have to. VIVIENNE     Look.  Maybe you can help me - Gwyn seems to put a lot of faith in you, despite your obvious attitude problems. ROY     [snort] VIVIENNE     Robert - you recall Robert?  Well, he's gone missing, ever since agreeing to model for Arturo, and I don't know what to-- ROY     He probably just went off with someone. VIVIENNE     He wouldn't-- ROY     And you're such a judge? VIVIENNE     I know Robert-- ROY     I thought he was into guys. VIVIENNE     [really mad]  That does not make him a slut who would run off without a word. ROY     [backing down a bit]  Ok, fine.  You know your friend.  But everyone has a dark side. VIVIENNE     True.  [quick, stabbing] Why do you hate yourself? ROY     What?  What are you, a shrink? VIVIENNE     There's a lot of psychology in art.  Your work says a great deal about you.  Self loathing fairly screams from every line. ROY     [still trying to brush her off, but with an edge] Maybe why it doesn't sell. VIVIENNE     I didn't say it wasn't brilliant - it is.  It's much too powerful for most people. They see what you show them, but don't know how to handle it. ROY     You should meet that psychic.  You'll get on like a house on fire. VIVIENNE     Marines? ROY     [sharp] What? VIVIENNE     Special forces?  You either saw action or spent a lot of time in prison.  You don't have the stance of an abused child. ROY     Look lady-- VIVIENNE     Or the tats of a career criminal-- ROY     Shut up! VIVIENNE     Those are the main ways to reach such a depth of hatred for yourself-- SOUND     A COUPLE OF QUICK FOOTSTEPS ROY     [close]  Is there a point to this? VIVIENNE     [not backing down]  I needed to show you I understand people.  You.  Gwynneth.  And Robert.  And he wouldn't go off and leave Gregoire without a word like that. ROY     Ok, I believe you.  Get the fuck out. VIVIENNE     First, tell me how to find Arturo.  If you don't care what happened to Robert, I do. ROY     What makes you think I know how to find him? [beat]  All right.  SOUND     SCRIBBLING, PAPER TEARS ROY     Here. SOUND     FOOTSTEPS RECEDE, THEN STOP VIVIENNE     [slightly off] She doesn't care, you know. ROY     [tries not to respond, then] What? VIVIENNE     Gwynneth.  She knows you, and for some reason she still loves you.  SCENE a3 MUSIC GWYNNETH     She really said--? ROY     [uncertain] She was full of it. GWYNNETH     Well, if that looney's psych-ee sense is right, and they are cursed, at least they're not my problem - all six of them have sold for huge amounts, and I've a list of commission requests as long as my arm to pass on to Arturo as soon as he gets back in contact. ROY     Have you checked out his so-called studio? GWYNNETH     He never told me where it is. ROY     I was there.  GWYNNETH     You beast! ROY     I guess I forgot to mention it.  Money does have some privileges.  SCENE a4 MUSIC SOUND     STEALTHY FEET. EVERYTHING ECHOES SLIGHTLY GWYNNETH     [whispered] This is madness. ROY     You're the one who spotted Vivienne's car.  GWYNNETH     Doesn't mean we needed to break in. ROY     It was unlocked.  No breaking.  SOUND     RUNNING FEET APPROACH, SLIGHTLY MUFFLED ROY      Stay back, someone's-- SOUND     FEET ARE CLEAR VIVIENNE     [panting, then gasps in muffled terror] SOUND      FEET COME TO AN ABRUPT STOP GWYNNETH     Viv? VIVIENNE     [gasping, trying to calm down]  We need to get out of here - call the police!  GWYNNETH     What?  Why? VIVIENNE     It's Robert!  A statue!  There's no way he could have carved so fast-- SOLANGE     [far off scream] VIVIENNE     [gasp] He's doing something terrible to her, too--! ROY     You get out of here - I'll see what I can do-- GWYNNETH     Yes, get going. SCENE a5 SOUND     FOOTSTEPS, DOOR ROY     [to Gwyn] You too. GWYNNETH     Nonsense.  You stop him, I'll help her-- SOUND     THEIR SNEAKING FOOTSTEPS ARTURO     [off, calling] You think you can get away?  Darling?  If you hide, it just makes me angry. GWYNNETH     We can at least see what's coming at us.  ROY     That's not always a good thing. SOUND     DISTANT DOOR IS FLUNG OPEN ARTURO     [off]  Here?  No? GWYNNETH     I plan to stare death in the face and spit in its-- SOLANGE     [off, whimper]  GWYNNETH     Shh!  Did you hear that? ROY     [moving off] Over here— SOUND     CUPBOARD DOOR OPENS SOLANGE     [gasp]  Who ees thees? GWYNNETH     It's all right.  We'll get you out.  Feel my hand? ROY     He's getting closer. GWYNNETH     I've got her.  Up you come. ROY     We need to move.  SOLANGE     Are wee neer zee door say ehkseet? GWYNNETH     Exit?  [looking around]  Oh, yes – there.   Come on. SOUND     CAREFUL FOOTSTEPS, DOOR QUIETLY OPENS, THEN  STARTS TO CLOSE BEHIND THEM GWYNNETH     Roy? ROY     Get her out of here.  I'm going to stop Arturo. GWYNNETH     Roy! SOUND     GRAB, RUSTLE, KISS ROY     Get clear. SOUND     DOOR SHUTS SCENE a6 SOUND      QUIET CAREFUL FOOTSTEPS ARTURO     [off, calling]  Come out, come out? SOUND     DOOR SLAMS OPEN, OFF SOUND     ROY'S FOOTSTEPS STOP ARTURO     [Getting closer]  There is no place to run to— SOUND     A's FOOTSTEPS APPROACH ARTURO     Don't make this any more difficult-- SOUND     SCUFFLE.  GRUNTS.  BODY FALLS ROY     [whispering, close, puffing a little]  Not difficult at all.  [chuckle] SOUND     HANDCUFFS RATCHET, SLAP SHUT ARTURO     [puffing, hard to breathe] And Solange? ROY     Out of your reach.  ARTURO     [wheezy evil chuckle]  In reach of your young lady, though. [laughs again] ROY     What?  ARTURO     Don't worry - you still can get away. ROY     [dawns on him] Shit!  SOUND     BODY DRAGS, DOOR OPENS ROY     [Grunt as he shoves Arturo into a closet] SCENE a7 SOUND     DOOR SLAMS, LOCKS, HURRIED FOOTSTEPS ROY     [edge of panic] Gwyn?  You here? GWYNNETH     [muffled gasp of pain, distant] SOUND      RUNNING FOOTSTEPS ROY     Where are you? SOLANGE     [off, too sweetly] Over heere.  SOUND     BANKS OF LIGHTS COME ON, ONE AT A TIME SOUND     FOOTSTEPS SLOW, CAUTIOUS ROY     You can't hide in the light— SOLANGE     [closer] I 'ave no weesh to.  I hwant you to see— GWYNNETH     [off] Roy!  Get out!  Get the police!  Don't— [breaks off with a long gasp] SOLANGE     [off] Are hyou zee hero?  Cohm and geet her.  Hyou might steel sehv her. SOUND     FOOTSTEPS STOP ROY      [very sotto]  Shit.  [up] I've got Arturo – let's make a trade. SOLANGE     Heez a tool.  I can find anozzer. ROY     What?  You--? SOLANGE     [disparaging] Zee great arteest.  A mere saylzman.  He is un‑eemportant.  Come out and aye weel no hert her more. GWYNNETH     [gasp]  Get out, Roy— [ends in a hiccup of pain] ROY     Gwyn, whatever you do, keep your eyes shut – can you do that? GWYNNETH     [fights to make an affirmative sound] SOLANGE     So you Zink you noh somezeeng?  Come clozer, man.  [kissing noise, like summoning a dog] I could reemov her eyeleedz, you know.  It is chust zo – barbareec. GWYNNETH     [High squeal] ROY     Why?  I mean, why do it?  What are you? SOLANGE     Stop moveeng!  Hwonce, we wayr feered and worshipp-ed.  GWYNNETH     [gaspy] So now you're a supermodel - what's the diff-- [gasp] SOLANGE     Hyou ask why I turn peepul to stone?  ROY     [muttered] Just a bit closer.  [up] Yeah, what's the deal? SOLANGE     Chust for the look on zayr face! [laughs merrily, then gasps] Ow! SOUND     SCUFFLE, THEN QUICK FEET SOLANGE     You Beech!  You BEET mee! GWYNNETH     Come on! SOUND      RUNNING FEET SOLANGE     [going off] You cannot geet away! SCENE a8 SOUND     FOOTSTEPS RUNNING MADLY, SLAM THROUGH SEVERAL SETS OF DOORS, FOOTSTEPS STOP BOTH     [breathing hard, Gwynneth gasping a bit in pain] ROY     Sorry.  GWYNNETH     Let's get out, then you can apologize all over me. ROY     [chuckle] SOUND     HIT BAR ON NEXT DOOR. IT WON'T MOVE. ROY     Shit! SOUND     POUNDING ON DOOR, TRYING TO MAKE IT OPEN SOUND     BEHIND THEM, A DISTANT SET OF DOORS SLAMS OPEN ROY     Shit!! GWYNNETH     What is it?  ROY     She's a gorgon – medusa.  That's why she always wears the shades-  Whatever you do, don't look in her eyes. SOUND     ANOTHER DISTANT SET OF DOORS SOUND     PUSHING ON THE NEAR DOOR. NO LUCK ROY     [almost giving up] shit. GWYNNETH     [strangely calm] We're trapped? ROY     She did it.  Just like this.  Hunted them down and caught them - no wonder they all look so damn scared. GWYNNETH     Well... [gasp] hold me?  At least that way, we end up a statue together. ROY     [chuckle dissolves into gasping sob] SOUND     LAST DOOR BUT ONE SLAMS OPEN.  FOOTSTEPS CAN BE HEARD COMING CLOSER ROY     [deep breath] Do you trust me? GWYNNETH      Of course.  I love you. ROY     I – I love you, too. GWYNNETH     I know.  I – SOUND     LAST DOOR SLAMS OPEN.  SLOW OMINOUS FOOTSTEPS, SLITHERY NOISES ACCOMPANY HER ARRIVAL GWYNNETH     [Scream of agony] SCENE a9 MUSIC AMBIANCE     GALLERY.  BUZZ.  MUSIC. GORDIE     Is that the owner?  Seems funny to run a gallery, being blind and all. VIVIENNE     [sounding older, wiser]  She trusts my judgment.  GORDIE     Was she born blind? VIVIENNE     Oh, no – there's a tragic story there. GORDIE     Do tell! VIVIENNE     Some years back, our dear hostess was madly in love – you've seen the statue in the corner near her office? GORDIE     That fabulous marble of the hunk?  Sylvester said it was the last piece Arturo ever sculpted. VIVIENNE     The – model – for that was the man she loved. GORDIE     [a little bitchy] Oh, how sweet, and she keeps it to remind her of him? VIVIENNE     He was the one who put her eyes out. END  

Leading Separation Anxiety expert, author, and trainer,  Malena DeMartini reassures Doodle parents by sharing how Separation Anxiety IS Fixable. While Malena outlines what works and what DOESN'T in treating Separation Anxiety, learn why leaving a food or treat toy isn't the answer, how to tell how serious your dog's panic is, and if your dog can just "grow out of it". Want to dive in and learn much more? Our guest gives our listeners an exclusive and generous discount on the at-home Separation Anxiety program for pet parents!  Self-Paced Course: Mission Possible The online, self-paced course, Mission POSSIBLE is the perfect place to start your separation anxiety journey.  Moderated by CSATs, you'll learn the ins and outs of Separation Anxiety so you can get started.Sign Up For Mission Possible at https://malenademartini.com/for-owners/separation-anxiety-in-dogs-mission-possible-online-course/ Use code "doodle22" for 50% offListen to Part 1 on Episode 32 where Melena DeMartini discusses what Separation Anxiety is, how the pandemic played (or didn't play) a part, and how it's not YOUR fault.Find Malena's updated book, Separation Anxiety in Dogs: Next Generation Treatment Protocols and Practices, at all major book retailers. Learn more about The Doodle Pro Honor Society at thedoodlepro.com/membership before doors close March 23rd! Test your Doodle Body Language knowledge with our FREE quiz!https://thedoodlepro.com/bodyVisit instagram.com/thedoodlepro for behind-the-scenes peeks at the doodles Corinne works with daily!

Crating a vision takes more effort than you think fo yourself- imagine setting a vision with your mate. this episode addresses just that.    

Crating isn't just a place for your dog to sleep, it can also be used to teach your dog patience and respect. Takeaways: Why this is important How to do it What it if goes wrong? Question: My dog will lunge at other dogs during a walk and no matter what I say, he won't listen. Is there anything I can do? Courtesy 93.9 WLVB Canine Cooperative SAVE50

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To help service members and their families gain a better understanding of PCSing and moving personal property, this podcast covers the differences between containerization and crating. Containerization is the use of large external containers to transport entire personal property shipments. Containerization is used for all shipments moving to, from, or in between overseas locations. Containers keep everything together to help prevent loss and reduce damage associated with handling household goods. Crating is the term used for smaller internal crates used to pack items the moving company feels need additional protection to transport safely. Crating can be utilized during any type of household goods shipment no matter the destination. Criteria for using containerization for domestic moves and crating for specialty items, whether to keep crates from move to move, how containers are sealed with tamper-evident seals to prevent opening during transportation, and what qualifies for additional unaccompanied baggage shipments for overseas moves are all discussed. Host Bruce Moody speaks with Jason Middleton, chief of Defense Personal Property Management Office in Europe for U.S. Transportation Command. The office is U.S. Transportation Command's point of contact for any personal property issue within Europe, Africa, or the Middle East. For additional moving resources, visit the Moving Your Personal Property page on Military One Source at https://www.militaryonesource.mil/moving-housing/moving/moving-personal-property/ to find additional information on this subject and other moving topics. Access the Crating and Containerization fact sheet at https://download.militaryonesource.mil/12038/MOS/Factsheets/ContainerizationofYourPersonalProperty-FactSheet.pdf. About the Podcast: Bruce Moody is a public affairs specialist with the office of Military Community and Family Policy. The Military OneSource podcast is an official resource of the Defense Department. For more information, visit MilitaryOneSource.mil or call 800-342-9647. Military OneSource is your 24/7 connection to information, answers and support to help you reach your goals, overcome challenges and thrive.

Before the boys take three weeks off, we unbox the latest Pro Wrestling Crate and talk the new AEW video game, Money in the Bank, Against All Odds, an indie champion you won't see coming, and MORE!

Paul Austin is a pioneer in the field of psychedelics, particularly on the intersection of psychedelic use, personal transformation, and professional success. In this episode, we focus on coaching and the new psychedelic paradigm.  Paul is a return guest – he was previously on episode 122 where we explored psychedelics, intuition and entrepreneurship.  Psychedelics have played a key role in my life, business and creative self-expression and I've known deep inside for a while now that I am meant to explore this further.   In this episode, we discuss:  Psychedelics and coaching Shifting from the mentality of fixing a broken system, to creating a new one Leaving the industrial paradigm Getting out of the mentality of fixing what's broken  Cultural integration of psychedelics  Crating a new paradigm of interconnectedness  Exploring interconnectedness with the support of psychedelic medicines Non-linear breakthroughs What is the difference between a psychedelic therapist/clinician, psychedelic coach, and a psychedelic guide?  Why it's important to start low and go slow Legality of psychedelics Legalization of psychedelics in Oregon How to safely source psychedelics  Leading from the heart and the new paradigm of business Living in reciprocity with the Earth  Mentioned in the intro:  My new home office setup is from Uplift Desk Episode resources: Third Wave's Virtual Summit: Coaching and the New Psychedelic Paradigm - use code KSENIABRIEF for a free ticket Third Wave Psychedelic Sourcing Guide  Third Wave's Mushroom Grow Kit Episode sponsor: Have you ever bought anything after hearing an ad on a podcast? I know I have. Whether you want to diversify your ad spend, add a new marketing stream, or test out podcast ads, Zencastr – a longtime partner of this show – now has its own Creator Network that makes it easy for brands to connect with podcasters with aligned content and audiences. Interested in sponsoring podcast ads for your business and maybe even this show? Go to zen.ai/kbp and fill out the contact form so that Zencastr can help you bring your business story to life.  Connect with Paul: Instagram: @paulaustin3w Third Wave on Instagram: @thirdwaveishere Connect with Ksenia:  kseniabrief.com Instagram @ksenia.brief YouTube Ksenia Brief TikTok @ksenia.brief Subscribe, rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts Follow the podcast on Spotify   Related episodes:  198 Trust What's Coming Next, The Universe Only Gives Upgrades – DOE PAORO aka @doeknowsthings on TikTok 197 Reggie Riverbear: Coming Home To Yourself Through Voice, Finding Your Community and Trusting Spirit As A Business Strategy 195. The Healing Journey, Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy and Being In Your Full Authentic Emanation – WILL SIU MD 158 Mose: Co-creating with The Spirit of Plants, Cacao Dance and Being A Channel for Healing Through Music 122 Paul Austin: Intuition, Entrepreneurship, Creativity & Microdosing Psychedelics

On this episode of SPEAK! A Dogcast, we talk Puppies, Crating, & Housebreaking. Learn the in's and out's of the most important aspects of training your puppy. The next segment, we talk about Dog Breeding. Then comes the Breed of the Week and Listener Q&A! You're in for a real treat!

On this episode of SPEAK! A Dogcast, we talk Puppies, Crating, & Housebreaking. Learn the in's and out's of the most important aspects of training your puppy. The next segment, we talk about Dog Breeding. Then comes the Breed of the Week and Listener Q&A! You're in for a real treat!

Today's guest is Michael F. Schein, author of The Hype Handbook, published by McGraw Hill. Michael is the head Hype Man at MicroFame Media. He's worked with clients ranging from The Medici Group to Magento and has spoken to audiences from the Northeastern United States to the southeastern coast of China. This conversation is an especially fun one. We are speaking about hype marketing. We explore how to lead our marketing activities from passion and spark to offer our unique services and products. To find more about the book: https://www.amazon.com/Hype-Handbook-Indispensable-Propagandists-Self-Promoters/dp/126047013X/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1636563680&sr=8-1

Do your currently use wood to crate your product to ship?If so, check out this alternative for wood crating called SURECrate from Laminations.With wood cost going through the roof and the ongoing challenges of getting wood, this solution could be a great alternative for your team to evaluate.SURECrate:- Equal or exceeds the strength of wood-100% recyclable - Consistent through manufacturing (wood can be inconsistent)- Simple and should use less material and manpower- More safe than wood crating- Lightweight so it can reduce cost with LTL shipments- Can be customized with your logo or brandingHere's how you can find more on SURECrate and connect with Suzzane:https://www.laminationsonline.com/products/surecrate/https://www.linkedin.com/in/suzanne-von-valtier-7aa4b317/If you would like to connect with me:https://www.linkedin.com/in/derrick-nave/https://derricknave.me/

There are few, if any, aspects of separation anxiety that create more mythology than crating. I see way too much muddled and confusing advice, and I can see that many of you struggle to get your head around whether or not to crate your dog. To clear things, up this episode covers the seven facts about crating that you absolutely need to know.

Exploring some advancements to the Happy Crating protocol, Sarah dives into tackling tough crate-related concerns. Happier Crating: Solutions for Common Crate Concerns https://www.fenzidogsportsacademy.com/index.php/buy-webinar Cog Dog Classroom: https://cog-dog-classroom.teachable.com/ Anti-Racism Resources: https://robindiangelo.com/publications/ https://blacklivesmatter.com/ https://www.naacp.org/ https://www.ibramxkendi.com/how-to-be-an-antiracist-1 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cogdogradio

The team dove into a scary episode talking about the fear and horror of Frankenstein and The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.

For episode nine, Kayla Fratt speaks with Sarah Stremming from The Cognitive Canine all about crate training with your puppy.  Do puppies need to be crate trained? Just like everything else we do in training, it depends on what your goals for your puppy are. There is not a universal answer. That said, we both crate train our dogs! Are there alternatives? If you do not wish to use a crate, baby gates or x-pens are a great option to create a room or space for the puppy. If you do want to use crates, it is still recommended to have a separate space using baby gates or xpens along with the crate. How do you start? The pen should be highly enriching for the puppy. It should have a sleeping spot, an enriching area, and a potty area.   It is best to start crating during sleep times only at first. You don't want to put them in the crate if they aren't sleepy/going to fall asleep. The puppy should learn that the crate is for sleep time. If you notice your puppy is sleepy, put them in the crate. If you can, put the crate inside the xpen, making that the place for sleeping.  What problems can you prevent with crating? Prevents chewing items you don't want chewed Makes housetraining is much easier Prevents conflict between puppy and other animals in the home Prevents boredom biting when the puppy is trying to get your attention You would have to be constantly micromanaging them if they didn't have their own space to be in, which could really affect your relationship with your puppy How do your goals play into crate training plans? In order to have success with this, you can't ask them to do something they can't do. You don't teach by letting them get it wrong. Work your way up to where you want to be with a plan, you can't rush your dog if they aren't ready to give you the goal you desire You don't get it by doing it, you get it by doing other things that approximate it ie. if you want your dog to be good with flying in a crate, they have to be good with driving in a car first Teach the prerequisite skills first If your puppy can't wait quietly in their pen while you go to the bathroom, then your puppy won't be able to be quiet in their crate when you run to the store. How can listeners make their crates ultra-enticing to their puppies? Change it up frequently  Licky mat, put up obstacles for them to get to it Tug toy hanging Snuffle matt and snuffle ball Numerous toys of different kinds Bones and bully sticks Boxes and packing paper for them to rip up or shred Puppies should be doing “over, under and through” How can the 4 steps to behavioral wellness help you with crate training? The four steps of behavior wellness are exercise, enrichment, nutrition, and communication  Exercise and enrichment are the most important to focus on that will help with crate training, as crating isn't completely natural for them as it is confinement. When they tell you they are tired, let them be done. They need to have enough enrichment so that they are satisfied. Think about it like this: “If you lived in one room and that was your whole world, what would you need to feel satisfied and enriched?”   How can you help your puppy learn to like going into the crate? Only train entering and exiting the crate so they know that the crate is not a working space Mark and reinforce when they go in on their own Duration can be taught through boredom. Start with crating them while being busy doing something else that they aren't really interested in. Just as if they were in the crate while you were driving a car. Don't allow them to panic.  What are your thoughts on pacifiers like Kongs? How can they be used well for crate training? Use them carefully. Pacifiers can backfire if/when overused because they can teach your dog to be fine only if eating Many people don't struggle as much with getting their puppy to go into the crate as they do getting their puppy to settle in the crate for longer periods of time. How do you teach puppies to stay in the crate for longer periods of time?  Make sure they are not constantly distracted in their crate when you leave the room. They need to learn to be okay with you being gone. Being distracted does not mean they are okay.  Don't let them be completely distressed, if they want out, maybe try putting your fingers through the crate or bring the crate closer to you, but don't let them out if you are sure all their needs are met. Are there any advantages or disadvantages to crate training during the pandemic? You have an opportunity to have the best chance of avoiding separation anxiety with proper crating and foundations.  How can people avoid creating a dog who's trying to earn rewards in the crate (ie offering behaviors)? Make sure you put them in the crate when they are tired often This podcast is supported by Journey Dog Training and our Puppy Raising Blueprint course. If you're feeling lost with puppy raising, check out this course at journeydogtraining.com/blueprint. The full course covers topics ranging from common problem behaviors and socialization to the humane hierarchy of dog training. It's all taught by yours truly, Kayla Fratt. If you need more personalized training support, check out journeydogtraining.com - we have a variety of courses, e-books, and remote training services available. This podcast is also supported by our members on Patreon. For as little as $3 per month, you can support this podcast and get perks like submitting questions for us to tackle at the end of each episode. Sign up over at patreon.com/pandemicpuppy. Over the next few episodes, we'll cover puppy-raising lessons from a service dog trainer, self-regulation skills for puppies, and developmental stages for puppies. Where you can find Sarah Stremming:  Happy Crating Self-Study on FDSA Website Podcast Facebook Instagram TikTok

News, articles and what we're watching!! Chris and Jerry embark on a journey through the world of Pirates.  We learn that they may not have been as bad as some may think!  Crating their own civilizations out at see trapped on a ship, they were almost the Robin Hoods of there time.  Obviously we move on from that tangent and get into some news!  Kevin Smith has finished the first draft of Clerks 3, which we are incredibly excited for!  A news site has accidentally released pictures of the new Riddler in the upcoming Batman movie,  Godzilla Vs Kong is going to stream on HBO but its still up in the air whether or not Dune will be streaming the same time as its theatre release.  And  last little bit of news is the Actor Armie Hammer may very well be a cannibal..... Allegedly of course.What are we watching you may as, well there isn't as much this week as weeks passed, but Schitt's Creek is big in Jerrys world, Chris had checked out the highly talked about Netflix show Bridgerton.  Chris has also watched the BBC show Sick Note, which sounds pretty good.Tee Shirts and Sweatshirts are available for purchase online and from our website.  Make sure to get in contact with us to get yours purchased today!!As always thanks for listening and go ahead and leave comments or reviews on any of our Social Media links below, and make sure to check out our multi-cam video podcast NOW ON YOUTUBE!Thank you for being a friend!SnarfComics.comPatreon.com/SnarfComicsYouTube.com/SnarfComics@SnarfComics Instagram@SnarfComics Facebook@SnarfComics TwitterPlease subscribe and leave us a review on the Apple Podcast App or iTunes, and send us your feedback, comments, and show ideas! 

E19: As Chief Executive Officer of Flat World Global Solutions, Brian Wenck, has led the organization's rapid growth from $12M to $100M in revenue.  Flat World streamlines supply chains across the globe using technology and excellence to integrate and organize shipping logistics, saving time, energy and money. They provide Domestic and International Shipping, Customs Brokerage, Warehousing, Distribution, Crating, Packaging, and Project Management.  As a 30+ year veteran of the logistics industry, Brian had a long tenure at YRC (formerly Yellow Freight), where he worked his way up from midnight shift as a dock supervisor to a senior leader role. He is a graduate of Iowa State University.  Brian's LinkedIn Profile https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-wenck-9aa7725/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-wenck-9aa7725/) WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVER IN THIS EPISODE What growing up as an “expat” in Singapore taught him about leadership. Why traveling behind the “Iron Curtain” during the Cold War in the 1980's… transformed his perspective on the world. What to do if you get fired, and who you can turn to for support. Why getting laid off was the best thing that happened to his career…although he didn't realize it at the time. The 3-part balance that sustains him as a leader. How to take a calculated risk. The surprising story of how he first met the CEO when he was a brand new sales person. How Brian's “long-winded” emails keep his company connected. The best way to know if you're hiring an employee who cares. Why it doesn't have to be lonely at the top. The toughest part of being CEO that Brian never delegates. Brian's advice for his younger self: Don't wait, just do it. Take the risk. Have faith in your gut and your logic. QUOTES: "Any employee turnover is a ROI miss." "You must be intentional about retaining your employees." "You invest in your leadership team, and they in turn invest in their teams."  "We invest in employees to produce the ROI we want to get 3 to 5 years out." RESOURCES: Wall Street Journal https://www.wsj.com/ (www.wsj.com) TED Talks https://www.ted.com/talks (https://www.ted.com/talks) ------------------- https://www.benfanning.com/the-ceo-sessions/ (Apply to be on the show) ------------------- https://www.benfanning.com/the-ceo-sessions/ (Connect with Ben:) https://www.linkedin.com/in/benfanning/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/benfanning/) https://www.instagram.com/benfanning1/ (https://www.instagram.com/benfanning1/) https://twitter.com/BenFanning1 (https://twitter.com/BenFanning1)

In this episode I talk about potty training your dog using various techniques. I also talk about the pros and cons of crating your dog. There is a good way and a bad way of using a crate and what is the purpose of crating your dog. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kimberly-quintanilla0/support

In this episode, host Kevin Lawton talks to Rodger Mort of Packaging and Crating Technologies (PACT) about their innovations in crating, their sustainability practices and also their lean practices.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?token=PT7mU4_SaQlWJLQbdhvpmmyAeCdusbdFECFdobnmlvKzdNoOv-vvvrIsb9ACG35f-xAmEG&country.x=AU&locale.x=AU)

Dog Training Q&A - Fearful Training Dogs - Crating Dogs - What Would Jeff Do? Ep.686 (2020) #DogTraining #FearfulTrainingDogs #CratingDogs This show's topics included... Tips for training fearful dogs. Crating a dog. Prong collar sizing tips. Talking dog training quadrants. And more! Original air date: 5/20/2020 Shop a hand picked selection of items used at Solid K9 Training & by Jeff Gellman... https://www.amazon.com/shop/solidk9training Jeff Gellman Solid K9 Training *********FOLLOW ME********** • Solid K9 Training http://solidk9training.com/ • Jeff Gellman Seminars ... https://www.jeffgellmanseminars.com/ • Trick Training ... https://cooldogtricks.com/ • Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Solid-K9-Training/140229622668254 • Instagram SolidK9Training • Patreon ... www.patreon.com/solidk9training • Joelle's Patreon ... https://www.patreon.com/joellegifford Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to my channel!

Dog Training Q&A - Quarantine Training Tips - Fearful Dogs - What Would Jeff Do? Ep.666 (2020) #DogTraining #QuarantineTrainingTips #FearfulDogs This show's topics included... Quarantine Training Tips. Small business success during these difficult times. Fearful dogs training. Confidence training for dogs. Crating dogs. And more. Original air date: 4/1/2020 Shop a hand picked selection of items used at Solid K9 Training & by Jeff Gellman... https://www.amazon.com/shop/solidk9training Jeff Gellman Solid K9 Training *********FOLLOW ME********** • Solid K9 Training http://solidk9training.com/ • Jeff Gellman Seminars ... https://www.jeffgellmanseminars.com/ • Trick Training ... https://cooldogtricks.com/ • Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Solid-K9-Training/140229622668254 • Instagram SolidK9Training • Patreon ... www.patreon.com/solidk9training • Twitter @SolidK9Training Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to my channel!

Crating your dog may seem to some like a harsh way to limit their boundaries or like a severe punishment. The truth is, dogs crave structure and are by nature, denning animals. Liz and Jeff take you through the benefits of teaching your dog to love it’s crate, how introducing it can curb unwanted behaviours, and how it can offer your doggo a much needed space for downtime.

On this episode, Scott and Jess talk about the importance of crating. What are the benefits of using a crate with your dog? Topics discussed include: Dog tip of the day Scott and Jess review the different type of crates available Whatever crate you choose, make sure it's secure Scott has a tip to reinforce a wire crate You can start by feeding the dog in the crate A crate is not just for housebreaking your dog Many people stop using them because the dog cries when they are crated When did crates first start being used? What are the 3 ways to help with anxiety in your dog? Crates can be very useful when having company visit It's better to be proactive rather than reactive when crating Dogs need to accept being crated when you are at home Don't allow children to follow your dog into the crate Crates are great in the car for safety If your dog is recovering from an injury or surgery, a crate is a great option Crating at daycare is a good thing You can contact the show by email at studio@thequirkydog.com More info on See Spot Sniff can be found at seespotsniff.com You can find Scott and Jess's website at caninehealing.com More info on Scott and Jess's free course at caninemindshift.com Have you ever wondered why your dog behaves a certain way? Are there things you need help with or support? Join Scott and Jess Williams each week as they explore these and other topics.

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It's been a while since Serena and I have been able to sit down and record another Chitchat episode.  It's always nice to catch up with each other on the podcast so you can hear exactly what's been going on with us.  Please subscribe to the podcast so you can get the new episodes as soon as it's been released. 

So to crate or not to crate: that’s one huge debate among separation anxiety owners. In today’s episode, I'm going to tell you why crates and separation anxiety are just not a good mix. I’ll also tell you why I love crates (but just not for separation anxiety). And I'm going to explain what your alternatives to crating are because I know for many of you crating is, it seems almost essential.

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Today I'm chatting with Lucy Revill creative genius behind The Residents. The Residents showcases the best of Welly, people, places, and products. Lucy is a born and bred Wellingtonian with massive love for this city and a beautiful platform. Lucy this year was the winner of Absolutely Positively Wellingtonian Award, she is the finalist in the New Zealand Social Media Awards, just hosted a Wellington on a Plate event an now to cap it off she has realised her dream of being a podcast guest on the Uncomfortable is OK podcast. Today's chat covers; + Learning how computers and technology could unleash her creative side + Setting up the Residents and what choosing to commit to + How everything had been uncomfortable but that she had being ignoring it + Figuring out how to be comfortable with herself + Being around crazy, creative people and how that opened up her perspective on the world + The power of being consistent and disciplined within her creativity and the improvements she saw with that + The importance of storytelling today + Finding her own voice and telling stories authentically + Crating your own category + Being confident in your own style so you don't need to copy others + Cool Runnings + And of course getting uncomfortable   Guest: Lucy Revill The Residents The Residents Facebook The Residents Instagram The Residents Twitter Host: Chris Desmond UIOK Facebook UIOK Instagram Twitter   Support the show on Patreon

One of the areas many companies do not focus on enough is possible corruption in their Supply Chain (SC) for goods and services provided on a company’s behalf. The FCPA risks can be just as great through those entry points as it can be through the sales side of an organization. You need to know who your company is doing business with through the SC as much as you need to know your agents seeking business opportunities on your behalf.  As most companies have exponentially more vendors than sales agents, this task may seem daunting. However a well thought plan to risk rank your company’s third parties on the SC side can go a long way towards ameliorating this issue. The key is to set reasonable parameters and then management those third parties which present true corruption risk to your organization. This determination of the level of due diligence and categorization of a supplier should depend on a variety of factors, including, such factors as whether the supplier is (1) located, or will operate, in a high risk country; (2) associated, or recommended or required by, a government official; (3) currently under corruption investigation, or has been recently convicted of any form of corruption; (4) a multinational publicly traded corporation with a recognized exemplary system of compliance and internal controls; or (5) a provider of widely available services and products that are not industry specific. You should note that any supplier, which has foreign government touch points, should move up into a higher level of scrutiny.  My suggestion is that you create a three-tiered matrix for SC risks, with the three levels consisting of (1) High-Risk Suppliers, (2) Low-Risk Suppliers, and (3) Minimal Risk Suppliers. Below this final category is another category for providers of goods which are commonly available and pose almost no corruption risk.  A High-Risk Supplier presents a higher level of compliance risk because of the presence one or more of the following factors: (a) It is based or operates in a country that poses a high risk for corruption, money laundering, or commercial bribery; (b) It supplies goods or services to a company from a high-risk country; (c) It has a reputation in the business community for questionable business practices or ethics; or (d) It has been convicted of, or is alleged to have been involved in, illegal conduct. Other factors you may wish to consider include some or all of the following: (1) the Supplier is located in a country that has inadequate regulatory oversight of its activities; (2) the Supplier is in an unregulated business; (3) the Supplier’s ultimate or beneficial ownership is difficult to determine; (4) your company has an annual spend of more than $100,000 with the supplier; (5) the Supplier was established or registered in a jurisdiction where ownership is not transparent or that permits ownership in the form of bearer shares; (6) the Supplier is registered or conducts business in a jurisdiction that does not have anti-corruption, anti-money laundering (AML) and anti-terrorism laws comparable to those of the US and UK; or (7) the Supplier lacks a discernable and substantial business history.  A Low-Risk Supplier is an individual or a non-publicly held entity that conducts business in a Low-Risk Country. Some indicia include that it (1) supplies goods, equipment or services directly to a company in a Low-Risk Country; (2) a company has an annual spend of less than $1,000,000 with the supplier; and (3) the supplier is not involvement with any foreign government, government entity, or Government Official. However, if the supplier has other indicia of lower risk such that it is a publicly-held company, it may be considered a Low-Risk Supplier because it is subject to the highest disclosure and auditing and reporting standards such as those under FCPA or similar law.   Below the high and low risk categories I would add two other categories of suppliers that present very low compliance risks. The first is ‘Minimal-Risk Suppliers’ which generally provide to a company goods and services that are non-specific to a particular project and the value of the transaction is USD $25,000 or less. Some examples might be for the routine purchase of fungible items and services, including, among others: Office supplies, such as paper, furniture, computers, copiers, and printers; Industrial or factory supplies, including cleaning materials, solvents, safety clothing and off-the-shelf equipment and parts; Crating and other standard materials for packing products for shipping; Leasing and rental of company cars and other equipment; and Airline or other travel tickets or services. It may also include legal services from professional firms that are approved and overseen by a company’s Legal Department; Investigative services from professional firms that are approved and overseen by a Legal Department and that do not interact with government agencies on behalf of a company; and Accounting and financial services from professional firms that are approved and overseen by a company Finance Department or Audit Committees and that do not interact with government agencies on behalf of a company.  Finally, are the category of third parties that provide widely available services and products, ‘Common Product and Services’, that are not industry specific, are offered to the public at large and do not fall under the definition of Minimal-Risk Supplier. These include, among others, wide circulation newspapers, magazines, florists, daily limousine and taxi, airline and food delivery (including coffee shops, pizza parlors and take out) services. These third parties raise even less than Minimal Risk to a company, especially when their services and products are provided in a non-high risk country. Suppliers in this category require no FCPA due diligence.  You need to risk rank your third parties which your company might engage through your SC for FCPA exposure. It should be based on your company’s experience and risk going forward. As with all other third party risk management issues, you must document, document, document.  Three Key Takeaways Risk rank you supply chain based well-conceived strata. Consider not only the compliance risk but also your business risk. Only manage those suppliers which present a corruption risk.  This month’s podcast series is sponsored by Opus. Opus helps free your business from the complexity and uncertainty of managing the risks associated with your customers, vendors, and third parties. By combining the most innovative Third-Party Risk Management and Know Your Customer Compliance SaaS platforms with unparalleled data solutions, Opus turns information into action so your business can thrive. Opus solutions include Hiperos 3PM accelerator, the leading platform for third party risk management. To learn more, go to www.opus.com.           Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What are the two most dangerous mistakes you can make when using a crate to manage your dog's behavior? FInd out in this episode

Diane Gibson and Brad Barenberg of Colorado's Craters & Freighters are in studio to discuss how they built the nation's leading provider of speciality shipping services.  Their company serves clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies and high technology manufacturers, to exclusive art and antiques galleries and individual consumers. This is two of a two-part interview. B. Unconventional airs each Sunday morning at 8 a.m. (MST) on 710 KNUS in Denver.  It is also streamed over the Internet at www.710KNUS.com.  Original air date:  January 22, 2012Photo: Diane Gibson, Founder & CEO, Craters & Freighters 

Diane Gibson and Brad Barenberg of Colorado's Craters & Freighters are in studio to discuss how they built the nation's leading provider of speciality shipping services.  Their company serves clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies and high-technology manufacturers, to exclusive art and antiques galleries and individual consumers. This is part one of a two-part interview. B. Unconventional airs each Sunday morning at 8 a.m. (MST) on 710 KNUS in Denver.  It is also streamed over the Internet at www.710KNUS.com.  Original air date:  January 22, 2012Photo: Brad Barenberg - VP National Account Sales for Craters & Freighters 

Transcript -- Using the drawing techniques of perspective, ovals, crating and outlining to draw a children's toy.

How to use simple drawing techniques to draw objects.

Transcript -- How to use simple drawing techniques to draw objects.

Using the drawing techniques of perspective, ovals, crating and outlining to draw a children's toy.

Transcript -- Using the drawing techniques of perspective, ovals, crating and outlining to draw a children's toy.

How to use simple drawing techniques to draw objects.

Transcript -- How to use simple drawing techniques to draw objects.

Using the drawing techniques of perspective, ovals, crating and outlining to draw a children's toy.