Podcast appearances and mentions of Dan Long

Chapters00:00 Welcome to the 200th Episode!00:29 Meet Dan Long: Clematis Expert01:12 Understanding Clematis: Pronunciation and Varieties04:15 Growing Clematis in the Southeast05:13 Troubleshooting Clematis Issues06:24 Choosing the Right Clematis for Your Garden10:08 Clematis Hybridization and New Discoveries11:47 Native Clematis in the U.S.13:04 Dan Long's Plant Exploration Adventures15:27 Debunking Clematis Myths17:14 Clematis Care Tips and Container Gardening20:54 Brushwood Nursery: Behind the Scenes27:24 Dan Long's Personal Gardening Journey33:23 Closing Remarks and Contact InformationWelcome to the 200th episode of The Garden Question Podcast, where our goal has been to help you dive deep into designing, building, and growing a smarter garden that works. I appreciate you and hope that you're always inspired by each episode whether you're a beginner or an expert!Today, we're climbing to new heights—literally—with one of the most versatile and underappreciated plants in the garden: clematis. Our guest, Dan Long, is a leading authority on clematis and other climbing vines. As the owner of Brushwood Nursery and vice president of the International Clematis Society, Dan has spent decades studying, cultivating, and introducing new clematis varieties to gardeners across the U.S. He is a past instructor at Longwood Gardens, authored several articles on the subject and for over 20 years brought a new level of understanding and enjoyment to a typically under-appreciated class of landscape plants.In this episode, Dan untangles the mysteries of clematis, from pronunciation debates—yes, both clematis and clematis are correct—to selecting the best varieties for your garden. He shares expert advice on growing conditions, pruning techniques, and foolproof selections for the Southeast. We'll also explore native U.S. species, exciting hybrid breakthroughs, and how container gardening can make clematis accessible to any space.Get ready to be inspired by Dan's passion for climbers, his insights from over 30 years in the nursery industry, and how you can bring these stunning vines into your own garden. We are Celebrating our 200th episode by Exploring Clematis – Dan Long.I'm your host Craig McManus.

Dan Long, Idaho (Red) State Co-Coordinator of Braver Angels, joins Morning Light today to share more about this group. Learn more at www.BraverAngels.org  Also, a sneak peek at the Good Friday Cross Walk on April 18th.

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Simeon Gholam and Dan Long speak to three more players on the latest episode of The EFL Interviews on the Essential EFL podcast.First up is Leeds forward Willy Gnonto who talks to Sim about the club's promotion ambitions. Then it's Swansea captain Matt Grimes who's about to celebrate a decade at the club. And finally it's Sheffield Wednesday forward Bailey Cadamarteri who's on loan at Lincoln. He describes what it's like to follow in his father's footsteps and the importance of getting out on loan.

Simeon Gholam is back with another episode of The EFL Interviews on the Essential EFL podcast from Sky Sports.This week he speaks to Barnsley's player-coach, Conor Hourihane as he takes his first steps in his coaching career.Then it's Exeter goalkeeper Joe Whitworth who tells Dan Long about how he became a 'keeper and making his Premier League debut for Crystal Palace.And the third interview in this episode is with Peterborough midfielder Kwame Poku who's brilliant form has seen him scoop TWO League One player of the month awards so far.

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With the new EFL season nearly upon us, we take a look at some of the young players to look out for in 2024/25.Ron Walker, Sam Blitz and Dan Long are here to pick out ten of the brightest prospects.

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00:00 Introduction and Background03:00 Growing Up in Turmoil11:41 The Impact of Divorce20:10 Moving Forward and Making Choices28:11 Negative Coping Mechanisms37:48 Recognizing the Need for Change42:09 Learning from Others' Mistakes43:37 Making a Decision for Change45:03 Using Distractions to Cover Up Pain45:29 The Turning Point: A Near-Death Experience  Off the Wire (00:10)Welcome back to another episode of Off the Wire. And I have the privilege of having my coach, Kill Mode, Dan Long, on this podcast. And I am privileged because Dan has invested a ton in me as a friend, as a mentor, as a coach, to be able to make my life better, to be able to do the things, the dreams that I have and the things I've been trying to execute on in my own life. And as you know, in this podcast, Off the Wire, I'm trying to link together both what we believe about God and the life of faith, and then how that applies to our life so that it's not just, hey, I believe in God, but it has nothing to do with the here and now in our physical bodies. And a lot of times we can differentiate between what we do in our physical bodies from what we do in our spiritual lives. But what we're gonna be talking about today with Dan, because he has been a fitness entrepreneur over 20 years, is that right, Dan? I mean, how long have you been doing it? Well, I've been really dedicated. First of all, thank you so much for having me on here, Matt. I am very blessed and for everybody listening, please, if we give you some value today, give Matt some love back to this podcast because that's what this is really all about. It's about you, it's about us spending time, sharing time, and literally dumping the value into you guys that we possibly can give you because God gave us our gifts and it's our choice and it's our job to actually open those gifts and share them with the world. And that's what our goal is today. And so thank you so much for having me today, Matt. I mean, I am literally blessed to be on this podcast with you today and I am blessed to share time. And so getting into personal training and not only that, but just health and fitness. I mean, I've been, I have been dedicated to the health and fitness space since the age of 20 years old. So everybody knows I'm now 50. And so I've been doing this for a little over 30 years. Now, as far as dedicated and full time, like literally changing people's lives and impacting people globally, yeah, it's been a good 20 years, but putting it in a business realm, it's been since 2009. Like 2009 is really when I went all in and realized that health and fitness is my 100% passion. Not only do... I love helping people like yourself and other people in the world that I've been blessed to be able to be a part of your lives. It's also something for me to be able to share these gifts that God gave me because I've gone through a lot of turmoil. There's been a lot of things that have gotten me to this point. It didn't just happen. It was something that, you know, everybody's like, well, how do I find my passion? You know, how do I really hone in on what I should be doing and what God thinks I should be doing? And, you know, this is all, honestly, I believe in God's messengers. And so, you know, I believe people come to you and they tell you what you're really great at. They tell you what you should be doing more of, and you should be paying attention to that. And mine just happened to be health and fitness. One of those things was that coaching was another thing because I love people. I'm a people person. If you've ever met me, I may look intimidating from a distance, but once you talk to me, you'll realize that I'm a good dude. I really do care. and I'm here for you, you know, and if I have anything that I can help lift you up and or give you any positivity or give you any type of a blueprint that can help you get to where you want to go, you can bet your bottom dollar. I will do that. And that's really what it's all about for me, Matt. So, you know, I've been in this game for a little while now and I got a lot more to go everybody. Listen, I'm 50. This is a short life. Wouldn't you agree, Matt? In a short life like it's not really that long. We're on the downhill now according to the timeline of history, right? Like I just turned 45 a couple days ago and we're on the down swing now, according to everything. But I think in a lot of ways, you know, many good things that have happened and a lot of the people that have blessed the world have done that on the back half of their life. You know, as you think about all of the, you know, everybody that... I can think of right now, it takes time for you to find your calling and to step into that. It takes a lot of courage and it takes a lot of just being fed up with what you've been dealing with. And I want to double click for a minute on you mentioned that you've had your share of struggles in life. And I'd love to hear just how you came in, not just the fitness space, but just a little bit of your journey. You came from a pretty rough upbringing. but you're probably one of the most positive people that I know. What in the world happened to where you're not falling into that vein of doing what has always been done around you? Because so many people that I talk to, they live their lives out of habit and out of not thinking about what they're actually doing, and they just pick up the habits that they were taught over time. So what clicked for you? What snapped? What was the point where you're like, This is not going to be true of Dan Long. This may have been true for other people that I've grown up with, but not me. Can you walk us through that a little bit? Sure. So everyone knows, I'm 50 years old. I have an amazing wife of 16 years, married 13 years now. She's my Greek princess. As you can tell, if you're watching this right now, you can tell this is the Parthenon here in Greece where I've taken my whole family. We've been multiple times. I'm so blessed to have my wife. She is the rock of our family. On top of that, I have three amazing kids. I have a stepdaughter that is 25 years old. I have my own daughter that's turning 19 next month. And then I also have my son that is from previous marriage. And all three of my kids are my kids, but they're from a previous marriage. My son's 17 turning 18 December. Now, I want everybody to know, I was never always a family man. I was never always a husband. I was never always, honestly,positive of every single moment of the day. I had to get there. I really did. I had to get there because I went through a lot of things. And my mom and dad, my father went to the Vietnam War and he went at a young age of 18 years old, they were handing him a gun and said, you're going to go fight for our country right out of high school. And my mom was more or less kind of on the standby waiting on him to come back. And my father was over there earning every award you could imagine, even including being shot at and he's got to this day he has shrapnel in his legs that still sits in there because they didn't want to remove it because it would have caused more problems and so he had a purple heart from all that. So he spent years over there fighting right. So I grew up in a, I want to everybody understand like my mentality of when I grew up in my household was military and my father was, my father didn't have a father and so this is one of the reasons why when you get into my story here. I've given him more of a pass a little bit. And I've also, you know, I love him no matter what, but I also know why he's the way he is. And so, you know, my father never grew up with a father figure and his dad died from leukemia at the age of four when he was four years old. And so he never really knew his dad. And so going into the war, that's already a lot, right? On a man to put you out in war at 18 years old. And then he comes back and now he knows he has to provide for the family and back then in these days, right? That's what the man did, right? He went out and provided for the family. If the wife could stay home, she was the housewife. And that's the way it became. Well, they were obviously high school sweethearts and that's what they, they grown close together. But then they grew far apart. And I noticed this as a kid, now that I know what I know, they started growing apart because he was always gone. And this is gonna come front and forward in the future of why I'm where I'm at today. But my father was, he was always really good at what he did and he really wanted to serve. And so he decided to go in the police academy. and he decided to become a police officer. And I remember those days. I remember him coming home. I'll never forget it. I remember him coming home and just being so excited about going into the police academy and he got accepted. And this was a life-changing event. Matter of fact, this was right before John Lennon got shot. I remember when that happened. And so at that time, my father is like, okay, I'm gonna go do this. Well, now, so everybody understands if you have a police officer in your family or someone in your spouse, is a police officer or anyone knows, like you are gonna get 40 hours of work, but you're gonna make all your money when you work overtime. That's the way it works, okay? And so with police officers, they entice them to work off duty shifts all the time. So I never saw my dad. I played 10 years of sports throughout school. Four and a half years of baseball, I played three years of track and field, three years of cross country and I ran cross country and I also played two years of football. During the entire time of all of that, my father was never in the stands one time. Now, I could say that that's all his fault, or I could say that half of it's the job, the J-O-B, and half of it's because he made the decisions the way that he did. Now, he was never big into sports, he never was. He was a guy that was big into just really honestly serving our country and helping the people around our city. And so I grew up where I really felt like I didn't have a dad. I mean, I did. But I didn't. And then all of a sudden, and my mom stayed home and she cooked and she cleaned and she took care of the house and made sure us, us kids were taken care of and so forth and we didn't grow up with any money, just so everybody knows, like we were, you know, we were not even in the average when it comes to income, um, with one household with my father at the time, just getting started. And then all of a sudden at 11 years old, my mom and dad, I have, at this time, I have a brother that is six and a half years younger than me that was born. His name is Tim. And. we are now living at the house and I'm never seeing my father, but then all of a sudden, you know, my mom and dad are starting to have serious turmoil inside our household. And that's when my mom and dad separated at 11 years. I was 11 years old at the time. And for every kid, it's different. And everyone listening right now, if you've ever been through a divorce, you understand what I'm talking about. If you are going through a divorce, I pray for you. And I'm praying that it all comes out great, not only for just you, but also the kids, because the kids are, it molds your kids for the future. Okay. And I'm a product of that. Now, it could have gone really bad. And you're right, Matt. I will tell you, there's been many people tell me I do not know knowing everything they know about me, which is not everything, but they don't know how I'm not permanently messed up like forever or a drug addict or an alcoholic or just literally looking at the world as negativity because it can happen very easily, right? It's a choice. But being at 11 years old, you would think, are my grades, everybody just so you know, my grades were straight A's. I worked my butt off in school. My father really, honestly, he had me scared to do wrong. He had me scared to ever try a drug. He had me scared to ever try to get a tattoo. I know you see the tattoos on me now. He told me if I ever grew my hair along, he would hurt me. Literally, he would fricking hurt me. And so I was scared of my dad. And my dad was a big dude, six foot two, carried himself very well. If he smiled a lot, it was, I mean, he did, but he didn't, you know, he just kept things very serious. That's how he was. So in my household, if you, if you got a hurt on something, put some duct tape on it, like there was, you're not going to, you're not going to the doctor. It was just, it was a rough time. And so, and so, you know, when my mom and dad divorced, man, it was, it was a devastating thing for me. I did not realize it. I was in it. I was dealing with it, but I really didn't even realize that. That was the reason why I was feeling, that's what's crazy everybody. I was 11 years old. You would think that at that age, I would be able to decipher why I was going through what I was. And I literally could not even figure that out. And here's kind of like the moment that really hit me. It was like, I got pulled in back in the day, there was these things called portables. And portables were for mobile classrooms to be added onto your school. And I actually liked them, because you could go inside there and you walk up the stairs and you get in, the floors would creak. It was kind of cool, right? And so I remember being pulled in there and the guidance counselor showing up and saying to me, could you please tell me why your grades went from straight A's to now F's and I remember breaking down crying and not being able to answer that question truthfully. I could not answer the question. I did not know. And so that kind of started my understanding of like, I'm, I'm messed up. Something's wrong here. I'm as a kid, I'm something's not right. So then, and I don't want to sit here and bash my parents because they're amazing. I love them. We are all in the same. frame of mind today. We see each other, some more than others, but I love them and I would do anything for my parents. Okay. But I don't have to carry on traits that I don't agree with. I don't have to. That's my choice. Okay. And it's our job as when we become adults and we have children that we should be looking at the past generations and saying we shouldn't do that. We should do this and we should keep continuing to work forward to make our families and our generations within our families better. That should be our goal, right? And so, I'm sorry, this is a long story, but I just, I have to kind of paint, I gotta paint the picture for you to understand. And so, and so, and so everyone knows trauma, I've learned this today, right? Cause we all should have coaches, we all should have therapists, we all should have people that are in the spiritual realm of a pastor or a priest to go to and be able to throw things off of that person and get discernment. That's really what it's about, right? Don't hold it in. And I'm guilty of that for many years of my life. I'm so guilty of that and I don't do that anymore. Um, and I hope you don't after today. Okay. And so, you know, and I hope the story inspires you some because if it can happen to me, it can happen to you guys. So, um, at 11 years old, this all happens. And my mom, if you ask my mother today, okay, no one knows this and I'm gonna tell you on this podcast. If you ask my mom today, if she would take my father back, she would tell you she loves my dad. And she would take him back in a heartbeat because she's the father of the children and she's always loved him. And obviously, you can tell that the relationship didn't split because she's the one that pulled the cord. It was actually him. And that's another story for another day. But long story short, him being a police officer and being on call all the time, being on the street all the time, I grew up in a neighborhood, just so everyone knows. It is not a neighborhood that you would want to be ideal for children to grow up in with gunshots. people being murdered inside the woods that were right next to my house. Just so everyone knows, if you look at me now, I'm six foot two, yes, I'm muscular. I was not always that way. I was six foot two when I graduated high school at 169 pounds, okay? Today I'm six foot two and I'm 225 on a good day. Okay, so, and I'm pretty lean. So, and all of that came from subconscious so that I didn't even realize that later on that would happen. And so, growing up in this neighborhood, I just want to paint a picture for you. You know, my father would bring his police car home and they were allowed to back then. And they parked them on the front lawn. Well, that put a target on us as a family, okay? Because we are not in a great area. There was a lot of drug use being used around there. Don't ask me why my dad picked this area. I do not know, but my mom still lives there to this day. Okay, still lives there to this day and is friends with all the neighbors. They don't mess with her. It's crazy, but she still deals with a lot of drama in that neighborhood. Helicopters all the time, police officers coming down the road trying to make sure people are okay. It's a high crime area, okay? And so go ahead and plan a police car in her front lawn and see what happens. It was nothing for us to have a bomb threat at our front door with a paper bag with wires sticking out of it, okay, on every other week. And I'm not, and we would always go across the street to the neighbor's house. The bomb squad would come over. They would get out everything they need to get out to get this ding thing off the front lawn and figure out if this thing's a bomb. I've seen onions inside bags with wires sticking out of them. I've seen hate notes. My first dog, Pepper, I had a doxin. My dad got me. And my dog was killed by someone in the neighborhood. This is the stuff I was dealing with. And granted, don't get me wrong, I had a lot of great times, too. But I was. considered to be the local snitch. Even though I was not, I was labeled as the local snitch. I was labeled as- You're the queen's office kid, right? Exactly, I was labeled as a father. What are you gonna do, go tell your daddy? What are you gonna do? He's gonna go, you're gonna have your daddy arrest me? This is what I grew up with, okay? And it was all the time. And so from elementary, all the way through high school, I literally was beat up a lot. And my father did not teach me, unfortunately, and I'm gonna call him out on this because I don't want anybody else to do this, okay? In the United States, we're not supposed to be big on bullying. Bullying is supposed to be something that is frowned upon and it is looked at as we should get rid of bullying, okay? Well, I had these two kids in elementary, first grade, I'll never forget it, first grade, Dusty and Darren, and what did they wanna do? They wanted to bully me. So I went to my dad and I said, dad, this is what I'm dealing with. And my father, he says to me, son, you need to turn around and walk away. Now I want everybody to understand that was the worst advice that you could ever give someone, because now I know what my father was doing. He was protecting his badge. He didn't want his name to be mud in the area because his son gets into fights at a school when all along it wasn't even being caused by me because I'm the least person in the world that wants to start a fight. Okay. And if you ever looked at me back then. Like I looked at this homie little kid, like I was not that guy. I was just not that guy. I didn't grow up with that. And so that's what I did. I turned around and walked away and it caused me major, major anxiety, major heartache. I was always looking over my shoulder. I constantly knew that I was gonna get beat up. I had to run home all the time. I had to try to- Because they didn't stop bullying you. They just kept- They kept on. And they kept on Matt because why I showed them that I was weak. And because if I showed them, I was weak, they're going to pick on you more. And so no, I'm not telling you to try to beat somebody up, but what I am telling you is you need to stay in your ground and show someone that you're not scared. And if that's what it takes, that's what you have to do. Okay. And, and, and until I got older, I didn't realize that. Okay. Well, my father taught me the wrong way. I'm telling you right now. And so I taught my kid the opposite. He had one time someone in his school took his sandwich. I shouldn't say one time. It happened multiple times, but one last time, this kid took his sandwich out of his lunch bag, right in front of him, three times his size, at a good school, by the way, and he ate it right in front of him. And he asked him not to do that. And then that was the last time that kid ever did that because my son did exactly what I told him to do, which was stay on your fricking ground. And yes, he got suspended into detention for three days. And I talked to the police officer, I talked to the school resource officer. I called the principal. I told my kids, I will always back you if it's not your fault. Do not start things, but back yourself up. That happened. The police officer had to do his protocol. And long story short with all that, it never happened again. And my son's a senior in school and he has a reputation. Do not screw with that kid. And it carries on guys, it really does. And so throughout high school, so here's me, I'm getting beat up. I got bomb threats on the front lawn. Every neighbor kid thinks I'm a snitch. I get a bicycle that's brand new from Christmas. There's this guy Jack that lived on the street. He picked up my bike and literally slammed it on the ground and bent the frame. Okay, brand spanking new, just because this is what I had to deal with, okay? And so then my mom and dad divorced at 11. And I'm devastated internally, don't even know why. And then all of a sudden. Sorry, mom, but you know, she knows this and she's already apologized for this, but my mom was in such unbelievable, like her brain was just in a place where it was like, she didn't know how to handle what was going on in her world. She turned to alcohol, okay? And when she turned to alcohol, next thing you know, alcohol became the priority. Not me, not my son, not my, not my, it's not my son, he was, I was like my son, not my brother. Okay, it was her. just trying to get rid of pain. I can see that now and I understand that, okay? But it's not okay to take your kids and leave them outside of a bar while you go inside and get hammered. That was me, okay? They left me, my mom would leave me with her sister and my cousin outside. And so the sister and her would go inside the bar. That bar still exists here in Tampa Bay. And the railroad tracks right next to it. We used to sit there as kids and sit there and break bottles with rocks. And then we would put stuff on the railroad track trying to derail a train, which you can't do. I don't, I don't recommend that either. Okay. And so anyways, here we are. We're out here doing things you shouldn't even be doing anyways. And I'm being left out in the open like that. I mean, are you fricking kidding me? So then this just spiraled out of, out of control for six months. It spiraled out of control to the point where not only was my mom doing that, but my mom was, let's just say speed dating. Okay. And I'm seeing this in front of me. Yeah. And the last straw was right before I turned 12 years old. I was six months into this divorce. Yes, my mom got custody, believe it or not, with my dad even being a cop in Florida. It is very difficult to get custody of your children. And now it's 50-50 shared parenting. And so long story short with all that, she got custody. But after time and time and time again, it's Christmas Eve. And I'm taking myself back to that place right now. And I remember it like yesterday. It's Christmas Eve. The Christmas tree is lit. My mom is not home. I am watching my brother. Santa Claus is supposed to be coming. And my mom comes home with a guy I've never seen. And she was not sober. And all I could think to myself was, my brother is not gonna have a Christmas like he deserves, like I did when I was a child. And I felt for him. And when that happened, I literally picked, when my mom disappeared to the back of the house, I picked up the phone and dialed just like this because that's how it was back then. I dialed just like that. I dialed my dad and I said, you need to come get me and my brother. And we're not living here. That's it. And so he showed up and it was a big fricking ordeal on my front lawn. We left and I'd never been back to my mom since. And my dad got custody of us after that. And I'm with him and my stepmother, which they're still together today. They've been together for a very long time. long time like 34 years something like that 35 years um and we moved in there and my stepmom owned her own grooming shop and she um did pretty well i mean you know back then she was doing pretty well for herself and so you know i got experienced now into a new world of a pool i never saw a pool before um i came into this house and you know there were fancier things than what we had. And the next thing I know, she's saying, I wanna make you a steak, dinner, and lobster. I didn't even know what that was. And so I'm being introduced to stuff now, but I want everybody to understand something. As a kid, let me tell you what that kid wants more than anything for you to buy them stuff. Sure, that is an instant minute of gratification that does not last forever, okay? And I know this because I've been there. And I'm gonna tell you guys what the kids really want. They want to know they have a purpose. They want to know they have parents that love them. That's what they want, OK? No matter how much you think it's all the other shiny objects, it is not that, OK? It is when it all boils down, it's the older they get, and the more that it becomes more and more coherent of what's going on, they want to know that they are loved, and they have a purpose, and the reason why they are here. Period. That is it. So my stepmom, she tried to do a lot of things I was not okay with because, you know, I get it. You're trying to buy my love more or less, right? And to this day, I don't call her mother. My mom is my mom. She's my stepmom. It doesn't mean I love her less, I'm just saying. And when I got this experience of all this stuff, I was like, I really, honestly, I want everybody to know I got mad. I got mad. I got really mad. I got mad at it all because I wanted my mom and dad together. I didn't want my mom and dad separated. And that wasn't, and here's the problem. This is another thing I don't recommend as your parent right now, going through all this or possibly going to go through it. Okay. Do not put your children in the middle of this. It is not their fault. They did not do anything wrong at all period. And if, and if you do, they're going to carry that burden for their life. Okay. I am still carrying burdens from this. That is something that I have to skew. Okay. Cause I've almost become an alcoholic before I've almost went off the rails on drugs before. I have literally done things to cover up pain in an older stage of my life, in my early 20s, where I had to figure out who was me. I had to figure out what I was all about. Why am I feeling the way that I did? I didn't have help. We tried counselors and I bait and switched them because my mom would always be like, oh, I'm gonna get you a counselor and this and that. I said, okay, fine. I was not about it, but. I go in there, the counselor's like, yeah, and this is not every counselor, okay? This is just the ones I was dealing with. Yeah, whatever you say in this room, we're sworn to secrecy and it will never be shared with your parents. And I set them up and I was smart enough to know to set them up and I set them up and I knew that if I told them something that was about my mother, that my mom would never be able to keep her mouth shut in the heat of the moment. And there was no one else that knew it other than the person I told. And so, When that happened, it hit the fan. Okay? And I literally said, I was never going back to a counselor ever again. And my mom knew she was lying. They were lying to me, because she knew. I was like, there's no way for you to sit here and lie to me. Okay? And so anyways, that kind of soured me for a while. And so, I mean, I could sit here and talk for days on all this, but let me just tell you right now, this is the turmoil that I was dealing with. Okay? And so my mom and dad did put me in the middle of it. They were literally gonna put me on a stand in front of a judge and say, Who do you want to live with? Do not do that to your children. They want to live with both of you. They don't want to live with the mom more than mom or the dad or more than dad. They want to live with both of you. Now there are certain circumstances where that could change, but in most cases that's not the case, okay? And so this is the burden I'm dealing with on my own parenting side now. And meanwhile, I'm trying to be like a parent to my own brother, which my brother and I are like this today. We're very close, okay? And I also had a step brother that... You know, my dad married into with my stepmom, Sue, and I had a stepbrother that also was a year and a half younger than me. So now I got another brother. And so, uh, which we pinky swore that we would never be cops, by the way. And the reason all is not because I don't think cops are amazing. It's because I never saw my family. And I literally knew that as a young age where I'm just like, man, I don't want this for my family moving forward. And so, um, With all this, because I can go on forever, I want everybody to know, fast forward, how did I, because your question, Matt, how did I take all of that and turn it into positive? Well, it took work. Okay. It took work because in my young twenties, I hated cops. Go figure. Why is that? I don't hate anybody. I hated police officers. I hated authority. I hated rules. I hated having to be in the situation I was with my mom and dad. I hated the fact that my brother did not get the same upbringing. I felt like he should have, although it ended up turning out. He got a better upbringing than me, which is great. Cause as soon as I left home, things changed. Um, you know, I had a lot of anger, a lot of anger built up that I didn't even realize at the time guys, I really did not realize it. I used to literally go, there's this place here in Tampa Bay. I live in Tampa, Florida, so everybody knows. And. was this place called Ybor City. And back then, there wasn't a whole lot going on down there. But anyways, I used to go down there and there'd be some cops and this and that. And I would instigate issues. I really would. I would instigate issues because that was my way of getting back at what I dealt with when I was younger and still. Honestly, I still deal with some of it today. Okay. But I just know how to deal with it. Okay. And so I got arrested. Yeah. I got arrested when I moved out at 18 years old. for stealing a pack of condoms. Okay, and I'm gonna tell you that because the truth is, here I am, I'm with a girl for two years, I didn't want to have a kid and I didn't have any money. So what did I do? I went and fricking stole the pack of condoms and I got arrested for it, okay. Then after that, which I know that sounds crazy, but you know what, they're expensive. And when you're young, it's a big deal, okay. And then I learned a little bit of a lesson from that and then went for, just working my butt off up in Gainesville. I moved to Gainesville and I ran away. Just so everybody knows, I ran away at 18 because my mom and dad, this is another thing I don't recommend. The last thing you ever wanna do to a rebel, someone like me, is sit there and tell them and hold it over their head, well, when you turn 18, if you wanna talk like that, you can. If you wanna turn 18, you wanna go eat food like that, you can. If you wanna turn 18, you wanna move out, go ahead. We dare you, okay? Do not do that to people that are like me, a rebel. Do not do that, okay? Because that sits in there and all you think about is that. every single fricking day. That's what I thought about every single day. And I grew up with parents that use the F word, every other sentence, because it's all police talk. My stepmom was a police officer. And just so you know, besides owning a grooming shop, that was my dad's ride-along partner. That when they split up, my mom and dad, that's who he married. Okay, so you do the math on that. And so here I am, I'm in all this turmoil. I'm... I'm out living on my own because I left home at 18. I left home on bad terms, but you know what? Legally, I could leave on my own. I've never been home ever since. And two weeks after I left home, I talked to my dad and I said, I'm coming by to grab my stuff. And he had no clue where I was. Just so you guys know, he had every police officer in Tampa Bay looking for me. I used to be a long distance runner. And I also grew up with a father that was a police officer. So I knew how to do what I needed to do. Okay, and I got out of town. And, um, I came back every bit of everything I owned was in a black trash bag, sitting on the front lawn. He walked out, I'm putting the bags in the car and he looked at me all mad at me and says, you know, you are never going to amount to nothing. This is what he says to me. And I said, I said, oh yeah. I said, well, you know what? I'm going to make you eat those words. He says, you're not going to college. You think you're going to move out right now and you're going to go live on your own. You have no money and you're literally going to go do all this on your own right now. And you think you're going to amount to something. He's like, you'll never amount to nothing. And all he did was piss me off more to the point where now I took that and I put it on my shoulder and I said, I am never going to ask my parents for anything ever again in my life, ever, never. Okay. And when I draw a line in the sand, I want everybody to know it is a fricking done deal. Okay. There is no ifs, ands or buts or no, this is how it goes down. And I drove off and I started my quest and little did I know it would come back at 20 years old, 21 years old, right around when I started turning into the drinking age. Um, the pain would resurface because you can only cover that stuff up so much and you can only compress this stuff in your spine. so much down before it will show its head, okay? It will come back up. And when it does, it's not gonna be good. And you notice that a lot of successful entrepreneurs go through a lot of trauma in their early ages. And I've known this now because I'm involved with a lot of different groups of amazing people that do amazing things and they have a lot of trauma. We have a podcast, we talk to a lot of people, we think our stories are bad. People always out there have worse stories than us, okay? And so, Matt. I think honestly, out of all what I just said, because there's way more than all that, we could talk about this for hours. I think the biggest reason why I had to go through all what I did to get to where I'm at, and I think the reason how I was able to get to a positive spot with all of it was because I learned me. I learned who I was as a person. I... I understood what kind of value God gave me where I wasn't following the word of God back then. I believed in God. I went to Bible study as a kid. We never went to church a lot. Okay. I remember our Bible study was two doors down at the neighbor's house. And we would literally go on the front porch and the kids would get together and there'd be these little trophies. And I remember earning those trophies with a cross on them. And I thought I was the bomb because you would recite scriptures and different things. And, and I remember a paper. a paper poster board on the wall that had those, I don't know if you remember the gold stars and silver stars and red stars, and they would put stars on there for every achievement that you had. And I thought that was absolutely the bomb. And so, I believed in God. I was not following the word of God, and this is my own fault, okay? And so, becoming full circle, I think looking back now, going through the times of covering things up with drugs. going through the times of covering things up with alcohol, going through the times of covering up, you know, all the pain that I had with doing things that I should have never been doing, including getting arrested. I should have never, ever, ever been doing this stuff, but you're a young kid and you're making mistakes. And so I think I had to go through all of that because God doesn't do it to us, He does it for us. And if I look back and I look why it was happening for me, it literally was teaching me who I was as a person. And because every time like getting arrested, I'm like, That's not you, Dan. Why are you doing this? You see what I'm saying? Like, I'm questioning this stuff as I'm going through it. You know, I'm out drinking. And meanwhile, I watched my mom come home for day on day on and sit there and be puking in a toilet. And I thought that was normal, okay? I grew up thinking that was normal. And so next thing you know, what am I doing? I'm puking in a fricking toilet. What am I doing? I'm going and drinking. And listen, guys, listen, I'm gonna tell you the truth, okay? I used to drink to black out. And when I say that, that was your goal. You know, I thought that was normal, Matt. I honest to God thought blacking out was like the goal. And I don't know if it was my goal. I just thought that was normal. And that's a bad, bad recipe for destruction. Okay. And I grew up thinking because I watched my mom and I watched a lot of my... Just so we know, on my mom's side, there's a lot of alcoholic problems, okay? And there are many family members that died from alcoholism, like liver problems, all kinds of issues. And so, I grew up thinking that was all normal. And me deciphering what was normal and what wasn't, and I think that also had to do with getting around other people that didn't do that. watching other people that lived a different lifestyle, lived a different way and didn't, that's not, that was not their goals. Their goals were to impact something in the world or, or do something amazing or make more money or, you know, take their family somewhere or whatever. I had to get around these people and get around stuff like that to understand this is not who I want to be, you know? And this is the decision. This is an internal decision that you have to do the work internally. And most of the time you cannot do this alone. You need to have or like someone else that you believe in that's a coach to help you, a priest, a pastor, it doesn't matter. Someone need you, somebody you look up to that lives the life and the lifestyle that you want. You need to lean on them and you need to spill it out and be all in because that's another mistake. If you're not all in and you're hiding stuff and you're not telling everybody everything and you're just sitting there wanting to make yourself look good, You're not going to heal. You're not going to get the work done. And you're not going to go where you want to go. I'm telling you right now, I've done this. I understand how it works. And I'm telling you right now, you have to be all in. This goes for relationships. This goes for friendships. This goes for business partnerships. This goes for spiritual. It doesn't matter what it is. It covers the broad spectrum. Okay. And so, you know, I think it was me doing the work, Matt, over all the years. I think me going through the trenches of pain, just heartache and covering it up with garbage every single time just became a revolving door of just Satan was winning. Satan was winning. What was that point you mentioned in your 20s that you had this moment where it's like, okay, I'm getting drunk. I'm running after all these things. I'm doing the very things that I despised growing up. Like was it you just sitting down and saying, okay, if I continue down this path, I'm going to end up like this. What started to shift in your mindset to get you to really reckon with, okay, I don't want to do this. I don't want to be this way. Because a lot of people who've gone through trauma that you've articulated will stay there and will point the finger and be saying, hey, all these things happened to me. And you already mentioned these things didn't happen to you, they happened for you. And we say it with compassion, like it's horrible what people do to other people. We're not justifying that by saying, no, that horrible thing happened for you. It's like, no, that's not what we're saying. We're not justifying the bad things that happened to the person. But can you articulate for us, what is the moment where you say, okay, I'm not justifying them getting drunk or them doing X, Y, or Z, but there has to be a decision that you make where you say, okay, all of these horrible things around me are shaping me and making me into a different kind of person. Can you walk us through what was happening in your 20s when you're like, okay, something's gotta change? Yeah, and with that note, so everybody, yes, absolutely, it's a great question. These are great questions. Going through that process, I would watch the Joes around me. The, you know, the, the Johns, the, the people that were around me, I would watch even women, all of them, I would watch what was going on and, and I don't know that I was watching myself as much. I was watching what was happening and I would watch John go down that road. And next thing I know, I saw John got killed inside of a mall because he went and shot up a mall or something stupid. or, and these are all things that happen. Like everybody knows, like if you're older like me, you've been through the block enough to know that you've heard stories about people from high school. Everybody that you thought was gonna be amazing. And some of them turned out to be the most low lives of the earth. And some of them turned out to be some of the most biggest winners. And so I would watch this process of what was going on around me. And over the years I was seeing that So and so, this one went and bought a motorcycle and next thing you know, this one's out stealing something and this one's out drinking while he's on a motorcycle and that one ended up dead, or this one ended up in jail by doing something stupid for a long period of time, or this one ended up on an overdose or whatever it was. I was seeing these things that were around me and everybody thinks it's not gonna happen to you, right? You always think it's not gonna happen to you. And DUIs and all these different things that were happening and they're all... me to say this to you right now. If you're doing any of that stuff, it will catch up to you. You are not going to go your whole life and you're going to get by. It is not going to happen. I'm just letting you know right now, it is not going to happen. And you're not going to be successful even on the flip side. You're not going to keep doing these things. And then all of a sudden you find yourself on the top of a mountain saying, look at all this awesome stuff I've got. Yeah. Because you know what? Sugar, sugar. One of the most addicting things on the planet. Right? More than more, more addicting than cocaine. Okay. Cocaine. Then you get to people who smoke weed. Okay. Whatever you can, you could, however you want. Then you got alcohol. I think honestly alcohol is worse than weed. My opinion, you know, you got alcohol, which is alcohol and it's legal. Now weed's legal. Now all these things, it's all these things that are happening. But the thing is, you're right. To be successful, if there's anything that is skewing the best part of you, that's not making you a better person, it is literally letting Satan win because it's the devil. It's all the devil. And I had to learn this, unfortunately, the hard way. The good thing is, is I did learn, okay? The good thing is, is that I'm sitting here at 50 years old and I'm stronger and more powerful and more influential in a positive way than I've ever been in my life. And so back to the, how did I get there? It was going through that process of watching these people all along, learning from their mistakes, seeing what path I really wanted and saying to myself, this is not where I wanted to go. I, and you know what, and here's a great, here's a great example. Yeah. I'm trying to remember the age I was. I probably was. I was probably 27, 28 years old. And I remember walking in, so-and-so picked me up and we went over to a house where they were partying. And I remember walking into this house. Now this is, listen guys, this is right before I'm turning 30 years old. This is like 27, 28 years old, okay? I have kids that are 25, okay? So I'm going to this house and I remember saying, oh, they say, oh, we're gonna go to this house, we're gonna party, okay. Now here's the problem. It's a weekday. Let's just do the math here. It's a weekday. It's two o'clock in the afternoon on a weekday. And I'm going to a house to party? Really? Now that's my fault, okay? I get in this car, I go to this house, we walk in the front door, and I'm gonna paint a picture. It's dark, windows are blacked out with sheets, and there are people There are people all over the house. And when I walked in, I'm standing at the front door with the front door closed. I'm looking in, and I'm watching all what's going around in this room. And I saw someone. This is brutal, OK? But I'm going to tell you, because this is reality of how bad it can get real fast. I saw someone with an insulin needle stick something in their arm. I have no idea to this day what it was. I have no idea. I don't even care, OK? I've never done any of that so we're clear. Okay. So here's what's crazy. I saw that someone else is on a bong. Someone else is on this, that whatever. I literally took me not even 30 seconds to look at all of this. And I said to myself, Dan internally, is this what you really want? I literally did this. I want you guys to know, this is not a lie. This is a hundred percent how I, I literally looked around the room and I'm like, is this what I want to myself? And as soon as I said that to myself, I did an about face and walked out the front door and I said, this is ridiculous, this is freaking, I'm not hanging around none of these people anymore. Okay, I started changing so many different things and that was my like big epiphany moment of where my escalation of all my bull crap got me into people that would bring me around situations like that before you know it. I'm being walked into a home and now you're what? The average person is probably gonna sit there and partake in the bull crap going on in that room. I'm not doing that. I'm the heck out of here, right? And so that's really how I think I've gotten to the point of where I'm at and wanting change, Matt, wanting to be better, you know? And now I know I can look back at this and I can say to myself, I was carrying the pain burden, always trying to... completely just cover it up to get rid of how I was internally feeling with something. It didn't matter if it was, it wasn't drugs or alcohol. It could be something that could be adrenaline based. It could be, you know, something that was fun, whatever it was, it got my mind off of it, right? And so, which you could use all the things that you're going through, you can use all good things for to replace the bad things. Okay. And I've learned that. And so, That's, I think how I got into honing in that, you know what? I am not this guy and the bigger moment of it all...  Thank you for listening! If you want to find out more about Matt and how you can get coached toward your better self, visit www.matthewwireman.com.

The recent episodes of the acclaimed podcast "Hidden Killers" offer listeners a deep dive into the enigmatic trial of Thomas Randolph. An unfolding tale of alleged murder, conspiracy, and a myriad of evidence has captivated audiences worldwide.   For those newly tuning in, Thomas Randolph stands accused in a plot that spiraled into the deaths of two individuals: his wife, Sharon Randolph, and another man, Mike Miller. The prosecution asserts a dark motive at play: the enticement of life insurance money. They posit that Miller was lured into a conspiracy to murder Sharon, but later, Randolph took Miller's life to eliminate any potential witness. Conversely, the defense paints Randolph as a man wronged, contending that Miller was the sole assailant who murdered Sharon, leading Randolph to shoot Miller in self-defense.   Some of the salient points in the ongoing trial include:   The Crime Scene Complexity: The crime scene became a hive of activity on the fateful night. Four experienced homicide detectives - Ken Hardy, Cliff Moog, Dan Long, and D O'Kelly - graced the scene, with only two expected to bear witness during the trial. Additionally, the late Sergeant Rocky Alby was documented at the scene. With the added presence of crime scene analysts, coroners, and first responders, the scene's interpretation becomes intricate and multi-dimensional.   A Trio of Firearms: Three distinct guns were unearthed at the crime scene. Among them is an uncommon nine-millimeter macaron, presumed to have been wielded by Randolph in what he claims was self-defense. Two additional revolvers were discovered, one pinpointed as the weapon responsible for ending Sharon Randolph's life.   The Clock's Secret: A peculiar clock, ingeniously designed with a hidden gun compartment, has drawn considerable attention. Adjacent to this clock, an anomalous paint shade was discerned on the wall. The prosecution suggests Miller, working as a handyman, was privy to the clock's secret.   The Disputed Walkthrough: An evidence piece igniting debate is a video recording of Randolph, taken a week post-incident, walking through the crime scene. Given the altered nature of the scene by that time, its legitimacy and relevance have been called into question.   A Contested Timeline: A chronology constructed by the prosecution, rooted in gas station footage and mapped driving durations, is under the microscope. The testimony of Mark Bartlett is anticipated to challenge this timeline, casting a different shadow on the events of that day.   The defense endeavors to project Mike Miller as the true villain, the murderer of Sharon Randolph, while casting Randolph in the light of a grieving husband. In stark contrast, the state remains unwavering in its stance that Randolph masterminded a double homicide. Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

Essential Football is back with a round-up of all the weekend's Premier League matches, featuring reporter analysis and manager reaction from up and down the top-flight.Ben Grounds looks back at Manchester City's win over Fulham, which sees them go top of the Premier League table above Arsenal.There were big results in race for Europe. There's reaction from Harry Kane, Jurgen Klopp and Sky Sports' Gary Neville to Liverpool's dramatic 4-3 win over Tottenham at Anfield.Meanwhile, Erik ten Hag discusses Man Utd's 1-0 win over in-form Aston Villa before Eddie Howe and Ruben Selles analyse Newcastle's comeback win over rock-bottom Southampton, while David Richardson discusses Brighton's big win over Wolves.There were also big wins down at the bottom of the table as Bournemouth and Crystal Palace moved closer to safety with wins over Leeds and West Ham respectively. We hear from Dan Long on the Cherries' big win, while Jack Wilkinson gives his verdict from Selhurst Park.Finally, we hear from Sam Blitz as Nottingham Forest's troubles deepened as Brentford struck late twice to snatch victory at the Gtech Community stadium.And that's your Premier League Weekend Wrap!

Essential Football is back with a round-up of all the weekend's Premier League matches, featuring reporter analysis and manager reaction from up and down the top-flight.Ben Grounds looks back at Manchester City's win over Fulham, which sees them go top of the Premier League table above Arsenal.There were big results in race for Europe. There's reaction from Harry Kane, Jurgen Klopp and Sky Sports' Gary Neville to Liverpool's dramatic 4-3 win over Tottenham at Anfield.Meanwhile, Erik ten Hag discusses Man Utd's 1-0 win over in-form Aston Villa before Eddie Howe and Ruben Selles analyse Newcastle's comeback win over rock-bottom Southampton, while David Richardson discusses Brighton's big win over Wolves.There were also big wins down at the bottom of the table as Bournemouth and Crystal Palace moved closer to safety with wins over Leeds and West Ham respectively. We hear from Dan Long on the Cherries' big win, while Jack Wilkinson gives his verdict from Selhurst Park.Finally, we hear from Sam Blitz as Nottingham Forest's troubles deepened as Brentford struck late twice to snatch victory at the Gtech Community stadium.And that's your Premier League Weekend Wrap!

On this weekend's Premier League Weekend Wrap, Arsenal and Liverpool played out a 2-2 thriller to damage the Gunners' title charge. Gary Neville argues why this could be a good point for Arsenal, while Dermot Gallagher analyses the assistant referee elbow incident on Andy Robertson.Lewis Jones marvels in Erling Haaland's acrobatics as he reports from Manchester City's 4-1 win at Southampton. In the race for the top four, Pete Smith reports from a fiery Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for the visit of Brighton, Dan Long discusses Newcastle's win at Brentford, while Jack Wilkinson takes in Manchester United's 2-0 win over Everton.Paul Merson has some harsh words on Chelsea after their 1-0 loss at Wolves for Frank Lampard's return, while Ben Grounds reports from West Ham's crucial 1-0 win at Fulham.And that's your Premier League Weekend Wrap!

On this weekend's Premier League Weekend Wrap, Arsenal and Liverpool played out a 2-2 thriller to damage the Gunners' title charge. Gary Neville argues why this could be a good point for Arsenal, while Dermot Gallagher analyses the assistant referee elbow incident on Andy Robertson.Lewis Jones marvels in Erling Haaland's acrobatics as he reports from Manchester City's 4-1 win at Southampton. In the race for the top four, Pete Smith reports from a fiery Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for the visit of Brighton, Dan Long discusses Newcastle's win at Brentford, while Jack Wilkinson takes in Manchester United's 2-0 win over Everton.Paul Merson has some harsh words on Chelsea after their 1-0 loss at Wolves for Frank Lampard's return, while Ben Grounds reports from West Ham's crucial 1-0 win at Fulham.And that's your Premier League Weekend Wrap!

This week we continue the conversation we started last week with Father Stavros. If you missed part 1, be sure to go back and give that a listen before listening to this episode.   After listening, please check out his book “The Heart of Encouragement, 176 Reflections to Build You Up and Empower You to Build Up Others” (launching Monday!), and visit his website: www.prayerteam365.com. 

Get ready for a life-changing conversation with Father Stavros!   Born in Whittier, California, Father Stavros graduated from Whittier College with a degree in History and then graduated from the Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Seminary with a Masters of Divinity.   Ordained a deacon in 1997 and a priest in 1998, father Stavros has served at our church in Tampa Florida since September of 2004. Over the past 18 years, he has more than doubled the size of our parish, from 220 families to over 450 at present. Father has now co-directed St. Stephens summer camp for teens in the Metropolis of Atlanta for the past 21 years. He's also written a daily reflection called The Prayer Team that gets emailed to thousands of people each day.   These prayer team reflections have now resulted in the publication of seven books with two more at publishers. The books he has written include but are not limited to: Let All Creation Rejoice: Reflections on Advent, the Nativity and Epiphany, The Road Back to Christ: Reflections on Lent, Holy Week and the Resurrection, Blessed is the Kingdom, and so much more. Now on November 7th, his brand-new book “The Heart of Encouragement, 176 Reflections to Build You Up and Empower You to build up others”, will hit Amazon worldwide on November 7, 2022.    But most of all, Father Stavros is a loyal husband to his wife Lisa, and a caring father to his son Nicholas. He's an inspiring man of faith, a true servant of God, my fearless leader, and an incredible friend living out the Born to Impact lifestyle firsthand.   In this groundbreaking two-part episode, we discuss: -How God has a calling for everyone -Why you shouldn't worry about the Joneses  -How to overcome adversity as a survivor and not a victim -The two sides of social media  -The importance of encouragement    And so much more.   Father Stavros's story will inspire you, encourage you, and pull you even closer to living the life you were born to live ... don't miss it.   Even more, be sure to subscribe to the Born to Impact podcast to ensure you get notified as new episodes release each week!   After listening, please check out his book “The Heart of Encouragement, “176 Reflections to Build You Up and Empower You to Build Up Others” (launching Monday!), and visit his website: www.prayerteam365.com. 

Dan Long joins JD Williams on the Podcast "Last Christian" (www.lastchristian.net) to discuss his incredible life and Testimony. Dan discusses his remarkable transformation from Practicing Satanist, former Drug Manufacturer, addict and alcoholic to a Child of the King through his acceptance of Jesus Christ as Savior. Dan is now a Community Manager and Content Creator for the St. Baldricks Foundation (www.stbaldricks.org/). The Largest Privately Funded Charity Organization devoted to Research in fighting cancer in children. He is a prospecting member of the Soldiers For Jesus Motorcycle Club (www.soldiersforjesusms.com), content creator with mass distributor of Christian Content on Twitch (www.twitch.tv/indie) , TicTok (username redeamedandworthy), and Founder of Dan Long Ministries, where he may be contacted at: danlongministries@gmail.com Dan is not shy about discussing his past and his journey to accepting Christ as his personal Savior. Detailing his life in order to become a "light" to the World. Going into places where most Christians would fear to travel. He is able to connect with people who might not otherwise hear the Gospel Message. With a clear goal of leading the lost to a new Life with Jesus Christ. Remember, if you have a story to tell. We'd love to have you on the Podcast and/or Radio Show "Last Christian". Both currently available in all 50 US States and more than 160 Countries around the World. With distribution now including www.lastchristian.net, www.revelationradio.net, all Major Podcast Platforms, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram and other Social Media Platforms.

Dan Long joins JD Williams on the Podcast "Last Christian" (www.lastchristian.net) to discuss his incredible life and Testimony. Dan discusses his remarkable transformation from Practicing Satanist, former Drug Manufacturer, addict and alcoholic to a Child of the King through his acceptance of Jesus Christ as Savior. Dan is now a Community Manager and Content Creator for the St. Baldricks Foundation (www.stbaldricks.org/). The Largest Privately Funded Charity Organization devoted to Research in fighting cancer in children. He is a prospecting member of the Soldiers For Jesus Motorcycle Club (www.soldiersforjesusms.com), content creator with mass distributor of Christian Content on Twitch (www.twitch.tv/indie) , TicTok (username redeamedandworthy), and Founder of Dan Long Ministries, where he may be contacted at: danlongministries@gmail.com Dan is not shy about discussing his past and his journey to accepting Christ as his personal Savior. Detailing his life in order to become a "light" to the World. Going into places where most Christians would fear to travel. He is able to connect with people who might not otherwise hear the Gospel Message. With a clear goal of leading the lost to a new Life with Jesus Christ. Remember, if you have a story to tell. We'd love to have you on the Podcast and/or Radio Show "Last Christian". Both currently available in all 50 US States and more than 160 Countries around the World. With distribution now including www.lastchristian.net, www.revelationradio.net, all Major Podcast Platforms, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram and other Social Media Platforms.

The Premier League is back – with a World Cup twist in the middle of it – and in this special preview podcast we take a look at how the 20 teams are shaping up for a mammoth campaign. Ron Walker is joined by Sky Sports senior football journalists Peter Smith and Oliver Yew as well as football writer and EFL expert Dan Long to run the rule over new signings, familiar faces and their battles set to play out at both ends of the table. Plus we sit down with Sky Sports presenter David Jones to find out what life is like on set with the game's biggest names in punditry. Part One | The Big Six have been busy this summer with significant changes taking place at all of the top sides. Champions Man City and their nearest rivals last season, Liverpool, have both signed superstar strikers, while Tottenham, Arsenal and Manchester United are optimistic about their chances – but is there trouble ahead for Chelsea?Part Two | We get the lowdown on the three new arrivals in the Premier League, Fulham, Bournemouth and Nottingham Forest and try to work out which teams will emerge from the pack to spring a surprise. Part Three | We go behind the scenes with Sky Sports presenter David Jones to hear his stories from the studio ahead of another blockbuster season on screen.

The Premier League is back – with a World Cup twist in the middle of it – and in this special preview podcast we take a look at how the 20 teams are shaping up for a mammoth campaign. Ron Walker is joined by Sky Sports senior football journalists Peter Smith and Oliver Yew as well as football writer and EFL expert Dan Long to run the rule over new signings, familiar faces and their battles set to play out at both ends of the table. Plus we sit down with Sky Sports presenter David Jones to find out what life is like on set with the game's biggest names in punditry. Part One | The Big Six have been busy this summer with significant changes taking place at all of the top sides. Champions Man City and their nearest rivals last season, Liverpool, have both signed superstar strikers, while Tottenham, Arsenal and Manchester United are optimistic about their chances – but is there trouble ahead for Chelsea?Part Two | We get the lowdown on the three new arrivals in the Premier League, Fulham, Bournemouth and Nottingham Forest and try to work out which teams will emerge from the pack to spring a surprise. Part Three | We go behind the scenes with Sky Sports presenter David Jones to hear his stories from the studio ahead of another blockbuster season on screen.

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This week's episode is part 2 of Pat's conversation with Dan Long about Dan's book and business ethics.

In this week's episode, Pat sits down with Dan Long of A1 Plumbing to talk about his book as well as how to be an example of Christ while running an excellent business. 

Don't forget to subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/EddyLIVE Bruce and Dan are long-time residents of Taiwan and especially Tianmu. These two TAS alumni grew up in Taiwan and ended up back here for the long haul. Bruce is currently the CFO of a local transportation company and Dan Long is currently employed by the Taipei American school as well and about to take on a new adventure elsewhere. So tonight we wanted to get these two together for some wings, a pint, and a good chat. Enjoy ---------------------------------------------- Order food or Reaper Hot Sauce directly from Eddy's: www.eddys.tw Get some Ghost Pepper Maqau from Empress Hot Sauce: https://www.empresshotsauce.com Podcast recorded at Eddy's Cantina https://g.page/eddystianmu?share

In the latest episode of the Essential Football Podcast, Ron Walker is joined by Sky Sports features writer Nick Wright, Sky Sports News reporter Ben Ransom and Sky Sports EFL expert Dan Long to discuss all the talking points ahead of another busy weekend of Premier League football.PART ONE | The panel reflect on differing Champions League fortunes for Liverpool and Manchester City in midweek. Liverpool overcame a bit of a scare to power past Villarreal, while Real Madrid produced an epic comeback to knock out Pep Guardiola's side. Will those results have any impact on the Premier League title race as Jurgen Klopp's side prepare to face Tottenham and City hist Newcastle?PART TWO | Burnley's turnaround, Cristiano Ronaldo's incredible goal scoring form, Everton's poor away record, Arsenal's chase for the Champions League and Leeds' relegation concerns are also up for discussion as continue to look ahead at the weekend's action in the top-flight.PART THREE | Finally, the guys by Dan Long to look at what Fulham and Bournemouth can bring to the Premier League after winning promotion back to the top-flight. With the final day of the regular Championship season this weekend, who will join Nottingham Forest and Huddersfield in the play-offs and who will eventually seal promotion at Wembley?All that, and much, much more! 

In the latest episode of the Essential Football Podcast, Ron Walker is joined by Sky Sports features writer Nick Wright, Sky Sports News reporter Ben Ransom and Sky Sports EFL expert Dan Long to discuss all the talking points ahead of another busy weekend of Premier League football.PART ONE | The panel reflect on differing Champions League fortunes for Liverpool and Manchester City in midweek. Liverpool overcame a bit of a scare to power past Villarreal, while Real Madrid produced an epic comeback to knock out Pep Guardiola's side. Will those results have any impact on the Premier League title race as Jurgen Klopp's side prepare to face Tottenham and City hist Newcastle?PART TWO | Burnley's turnaround, Cristiano Ronaldo's incredible goal scoring form, Everton's poor away record, Arsenal's chase for the Champions League and Leeds' relegation concerns are also up for discussion as continue to look ahead at the weekend's action in the top-flight.PART THREE | Finally, the guys by Dan Long to look at what Fulham and Bournemouth can bring to the Premier League after winning promotion back to the top-flight. With the final day of the regular Championship season this weekend, who will join Nottingham Forest and Huddersfield in the play-offs and who will eventually seal promotion at Wembley?All that, and much, much more! 

DW Long is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who maintains private practices in both the psychotherapy and personal coaching arenas. As a fellow human, DW has face planted enough times to combine personal experience with time tested theoretical perspectives bringing this unique intermingling to his public speaking, teaching and one-to-one work. His passion for helping others discover the beauty of their true nature, eliminate barriers to thriving and have a more luminous life experience has led him to work with hundreds of individuals on an international level. DW lives with his partner overlooking the North Atlantic on the West Coast of Scotland where he spends his downtime immersing himself in the beauty of the area while drawing daily inspiration from the people of the region. Learn more: www.mcscoach.com

Morning Light welcomed Dan Long to talk about the "Cross Walk" event on Good Friday.

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Join Steve Kozar and Dan Long as they discuss how the founder of Pentecostalism, Charles Fox Parham was connected to the dangerous cult leader, Frank Sandford.

Join Steve Kozar and Dan Long as they discuss how the founder of Pentecostalism, Charles Fox Parham was connected to the dangerous cult leader, Frank Sandford.

Dan Long has been a biker for 30 years. His early years were full of the sinful lifestyle that was the norm among bikers. Dan talks about his miracle recovery from drugs and God's goodness and saving Grace. He also discusses his straight forward approach to Ministering to the 1%'ers and any other bikers who will listen to how Jesus saved him from certain death. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/christian-rider-ministry/message

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Dan Long is my guest today we somehow started following each other on Instagram, he puts these funny reels up where he takes on these heavy topics and makes them a little bit more fun. Eventually we connected and I invited him to the podcast. Dan is a licensed clinical social worker who has a private practice as a therapist and coach. He himself suffered from monkey mind, how he calls it, being anxious and worrying a lot. He shares with us his story out of the dark and we are exploring how mindfulness helps us declutter our mind how mindful breathing helps us staying in the present momentwhat practical steps help us to worry lessand last but not least how horses can assist us in becoming calm, mindful and in the present momentYou find the full show notes and all the links of the things we talked about at https://connygraf.com/podcast/82Sign up to get a weekly  "a few minutes a day"-decluttering challenge in your inboxor schedule a complimentary Clutter Clarity Call to learn how I can help you.If you love my podcast, please help me spread the word by going to Apple Podcasts and writing a review. This will help that more people find this podcast and can move from chaos to peace in their life and business. Don't know how to write a review? Check out my step-by-step instructions.

Soonie has found that she doesn't like young men like Young  Johnie Wekket or Young Charlie Shammer.  Now she's having a picnic with a young boy, a tall silver goat, & the griffin.  With tea and Butter cakes with Honey.  What do you think will happen next?Support Lantern Audio Works by purchasing our merchandise at:http://www.lanternaudiworks.comBecome a patron at:http://www.patreon.com/LanternAudioWorksFollow us on our youtube channel:https://youtu.be/X1vy0A_JB2gAnd follow me at all these places:Twitter: @CelosiaCraneInstagram: @The_Exotic_AuntFacebook: @CelosiaCraneAuthorTiktok: @Celosia.CraneSupport the show

We pick up the final story in this lovely little journey with an introduction to Young Dan Long.  And a lonely, 5-headed Griffin.  What will happen to Soonie in this adventure? Join us to find out!Support this podcast by buying our merchandise! Our store, LanterAudioWorks.com carries a ton of fun items, with clothing items for every child and adult in your life.  And any pride item that you purchase, the full profit of that is going to support The Trevor Project.  All of the time.  Not just for the Month of June.  Don't know what the Trevor Project is?  Check it out here: http://www.thetrevorproject.orgAnd you can support our other podcasts here: http://www.patreon.com/LanternAudioWorksAs always you can find me all over social media:Twitter: @CelosiaCraneInstagram: @The_Exotic_AuntFacebook: @CelosiaCraneAuthorTiktok: @Celosia.CraneSupport the show (https://celosia-crane.creator-spring.com)

     Well-known local businessman Dan Long joins Morning Light to share details about the upcoming Men's Cursillo June 10-13 at Nazareth Retreat Center.

In this episode, Steve Kozar and Dan Long talk about the fraudulent activities of John G. Lake.

In this episode, Steve Kozar and Dan Long talk about the fraudulent activities of John G. Lake.

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Para penyintas COVID-19 yang telah dinyatakan negatif dari virus, ternyata tidak seluruhnya dapat segera kembali pulih seperti sebelum sakit dulu. Parosmia dan long COVID-19 merupakan beberapa kondisi yang dapat terjadi pada penyintas COVID-19, apa itu? Bagaimana mengatasinya? Diskusi di episode ini bersama dr. Ferucha Moulanda, Sp.THT-KL, yang juga seorang penyintas COVID-19 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Truth be told, Steve and Danielle don’t grow many clematis. But, over their many, many years at Fine Gardening, they’ve researched and written a lot about this genus. In doing so, they’ve formed strong opinions about the species and cultivars that are truly top-notch. Their picks may not include the huge, in-your-face star flower-types folks first think of when they hear “clematis.” Instead, our podcasting duo offers insight into selections that have unique habits or interesting flower colors and shapes. By the end of this episode you’ll come away wanting to try at least one of these gorgeous vines and wondering why you haven’t planted them before.   Expert testimony: Dan Long is the owner of Brushwood Nursery, which specializes in vines and climbers in Athens, Georgia.

#moneytalks A study in 2016 found that about half of 65 year olds today will eventually develop a disability and require long term care services. This services are usually for everyday basic activities such as bathing and getting out of bed. Health insurance does not cover the help required. Medicaid does not cover this. Long care insurance must be purchased before you need it and before it's too expensive. For more info check out https://www.jossbrown.com/ or call (757) 903 - 2127

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Welcome to the 100 Million Academy podcast. Every Sunday morning, you will get highlights from our exclusive daily live calls combining the best clips of the top entrepreneurs and business minds in the world. These are world-class individuals who have hit 100 million in sales, advertising spend, or impressions on social media. ---- I'm your host, Dan Fleyshman, and in this week's episode you will learn from Beta2Boss host and PayCertify CEO Chase Harmer. As a merchant services professional, Chase has launched several companies and products that focus on hotel and e-commerce verticals to increase cash flow and longevity.   Then you will learn from Erik LaPaglia. Erik is is an angel investor, voracious entrepreneur, and a founder of numerous successful companies in real estate, advertising and film production.   After that you will learn from Kent Clothier, the CEO of Real Estate Worldwide, a multi-faceted real estate education company that has over 55,000 students all over the world. He manages over 5,000 properties for investors in markets all over the US, and he owns over 100 rental properties and several commercial buildings. Kent also operates an exclusive private mastermind for more than 150 real estate professionals called The Boardroom Mastermind.   Lastly, you will learn from Justin Feldman. Justin is a world-class fitness & performance coach, speaker, and health consultant. He’s the founder and CEO of Wealthy Body and has a passion for helping male entrepreneurs dominate their health, regardless of how busy their schedule is. With clients in 7 different countries and all throughout the United States, ranging from 6 & 7 figure entrepreneurs, digital marketers, copywriters, and even high performing athletes: Justin is on a mission to help one-million men integrate movement, nutrition, and health into their life so they have all the tools to thrive in their business, relationships, and life!   Get ready... it's time to level up!   ----   Thank you for watching this episode — What lesson resonated with you the most? Comment below!   ----   Learn more and connect with our instructors: 100MillionAcademy.com   Every Sunday, join the 100 Million Academy podcast to get highlights from our daily live calls combining the best clips of the top entrepreneurs and business minds in the world. Learn actionable lessons, skills, and strategies from these experts in real estate, marketing, sales, investing, and more that you can apply to your own business.   100 Million Academy is an online educational platform featuring over 20+ entrepreneurs who have sold over $100 million in revenue, spent over $100 million on advertising, or have been seen by over 100 million people.   Co-founders Joel Marion, Dan Fleyshman, and Cody Sperber are on a mission to give you access to world-class entrepreneurs.    ----  

A new MP3 sermon from South Dade Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: King of Kings Speaker: Dan Long Broadcaster: South Dade Baptist Church Event: Sunday - AM Date: 9/13/2020 Bible: Psalm 45:1-17 Length: 45 min.

This week's episode features Dan LaPorte. His journey to freedom has been a long and winding one, full of ups and downs, dreams and disappointments. Think about a time when life seemed to conspire against you? Where did you find hope? At any point did you experience God's compassion, love, or presence? What helped get you out of that dark time? Talk about a time you helped another person who was stuck in a bad place The following biblical stories: Daniel 3; Luke 15 Do you see any connections between Dan's story and these biblical texts? Do you see any connections to your own life?

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Have you ever felt like there was more for you in life? That God had a bigger plan for you? That you were created to have an impact in this world in service for others?    But you're not sure where you should start...   Or perhaps you think its too late to step into the calling for you life?   If any of this sounds like you, then you need to hear Dan's story.    Dan "Kill Mode" Long is a successful entrepreneur, running multiple 7 figure businesses that impact millions around the world. He is also a loving husband and father.    But most importantly, Dan is a man of God, living out his purpose and passion in the world.    As co-host of the #1 ranked podcast in the world, Born To Impact, Dan reaches millions every week with his message that we were all born to impact others, and no matter where we currently are, we can step into a greater calling for our life.    Dan's message is one of authenticity and impact.    Find out how you can step into freedom and begin to live the life you were born to live.    Follow Dan for more at:   Born To Impact podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/born-to-impact/id1437958494   Dan's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/killmodedanlong/?hl=en   From Passion To Profits - www.fitnesspassiontoprofits.com/apply or www.coachdanlong.com/apply    ---   Social Media    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesuperhumanfrank/   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/584284948647477/   Website: www.thesuperhumanlifepodcast.com

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Welcome to the 100 Million Academy podcast. Every Sunday morning, you will get highlights from our exclusive daily live calls combining the best clips of the top entrepreneurs and business minds in the world. These are world-class individuals who have hit 100 million in sales, advertising spend, or impressions on social media. ---- I'm your host, Casey Fleyshman, and in this week's episode, you will learn from speaker and business mentor Yahya Bakkar, who has spoken on over 500 stages around the world while serving over 100 clients.    Next, you will learn from entrepeneur and investor, John Malott. He specializes in creating multiple streams of income and is the co-founder of the "Build Your Empire" podcast. John is also an investor in SetJet, MediPure, and Miracalum.   After that, you will learn from a digital marketing expert and the founder of The Income Incubator, Jeet Banerjee. Jeet is also the founder of Stat Fuse, which was acquired by LendEDU.   Then you will hear from Dan Long, the founder and creator of Suspension Revolution, and co-host of one of the top-rated business podcasts in the world; Born to Impact podcast.   Lastly, you will hear from the co-owner of Electronic Commerce, KhaazRa MaaRanu. His company has processed over a billion dollars in sales each year.   Get ready... it's time to level up!   ----   Thank you for watching this episode — What lesson resonated with you the most? Comment below!   ----   Learn more and connect with our instructors: 100MillionAcademy.com   Every Sunday, join the 100 Million Academy podcast to get highlights from our daily live calls combining the best clips of the top entrepreneurs and business minds in the world. Learn actionable lessons, skills, and strategies from these experts in real estate, marketing, sales, investing, and more that you can apply to your own business.   100 Million Academy is an online educational platform featuring over 20+ entrepreneurs who have sold over $100 million in revenue, spent over $100 million on advertising, or have been seen by over 100 million people.   Co-founders Joel Marion, Dan Fleyshman, and Cody Sperber are on a mission to give you access to world-class entrepreneurs.    ----  

Welcome to the 100 Million Academy podcast. Every Sunday morning, you will get highlights from our exclusive daily live calls combining the best clips of the top entrepreneurs and business minds in the world. These are world-class individuals who have hit 100 million in sales, advertising spend, or impressions on social media. ---- I'm your host, Casey Fleyshman, and in this week's episode, you will learn from speaker and business mentor Yahya Bakkar, who has spoken on over 500 stages around the world while serving over 100 clients.    Next, you will learn from entrepeneur and investor, John Malott. He specializes in creating multiple streams of income and is the co-founder of the "Build Your Empire" podcast. John is also an investor in SetJet, MediPure, and Miracalum.   After that, you will learn from a digital marketing expert and the founder of The Income Incubator, Jeet Banerjee. Jeet is also the founder of Stat Fuse, which was acquired by LendEDU.   Then you will hear from Dan Long, the founder and creator of Suspension Revolution, and co-host of one of the top-rated business podcasts in the world; Born to Impact podcast.   Lastly, you will hear from the co-owner of Electronic Commerce, KhaazRa MaaRanu. His company has processed over a billion dollars in sales each year.   Get ready... it's time to level up!   Thank you for watching this episode — What lesson resonated with you the most? Comment below! ---- Learn more and connect with our instructors: 100MillionAcademy.com Every Sunday, join the 100 Million Academy podcast to get highlights from our daily live calls combining the best clips of the top entrepreneurs and business minds in the world. Learn actionable lessons, skills, and strategies from these experts in real estate, marketing, sales, investing, and more that you can apply to your own business. 100 Million Academy is an online educational platform featuring over 20+ entrepreneurs who have sold over $100 million in revenue, spent over $100 million on advertising, or have been seen by over 100 million people. Co-founders Joel Marion, Dan Fleyshman, and Cody Sperber are on a mission to give you access to world-class entrepreneurs. ---- CONNECT WITH 100 MILLION ACADEMY ON SOCIAL MEDIA SUBSCRIBE | https://100millionacademy.com/youtube INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/100millionacademy FACEBOOK | https://www.facebook.com/100millionacademy LINKEDIN | https://www.linkedin.com/company/100millionacademy TWITTER | https://twitter.com/100millacademy WEBSITE | https://www.100MillionAcademy.com

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Today we have back Dan Long, Georgia Beekeeper discussing the life of bees and beekeeping in the winter. Dan covers shares some details about native bees and their lifecycles which are very different from honey bees, He tells us about what beekeepers can do for honeybees in years of shortage or if honey has been over harvested, and the number one thing we call an do as gardeners to help bees going into the future. Dan shares about how the large-scale beekeepers manage their hives in winter by moving them, storing them and or retrofitting them, and finally we discuss some of the treatments beekeepers do to kill parasites during the winter brood break, and what exactly happens inside the hive when the bees recognize there is a problem. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/get-in-my-garden-podcast/message

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I met Dan Long when I went down to Tampa to be a guest on the Born to Impact Podcast. The second he walked in the room, I knew I had to have him on the show. You know the type, amazing energy, bold, and radiating positivity. We hit it off immediately, and you'll hear it on this weeks episode. We talk about Dan's entrepreneurial journey from kitchens to workout programs. Now doing over 7 figures in his business, Dan is making a positive impact using 'Kill Mode' to impact the world. Have you gotten your tickets to Growth Now Movement LIVE yet?! This WILL be a can't miss! www.gnmlive.com 

We all strive to be the best versions of ourselves -- but have you ever actually questioned how you’re supposed to do that? Find the answer today by joining Steve, Joel Marion, and Dan Long as they talk about the adversities they’ve faced and how those misfortunes opened doors for them to better themselves. Joel and Dan have been helping people improve their lives for more than 10 years and, together, they host the hit podcast, Born to Impact. Like Steve, Dan is also a fitness buff and is the founder of the Suspension Revolution. In this episode, they explain how to take your relationships to the next level  -- especially the one with yourself. You cannot miss this episode!   “In order for things to come into your life, you have to make space.” -Steve Weatherford      Subscribe to the podcast on: Apple Podcast Stitcher Overcast PodBean TuneIn Radio   Plug in, Get connected, and Win prizes Turn on Steve's post notification on Instagram, comment and tag 3 of your friends who are not yet following @weatherford5 and have a chance to win prizes!   We love your feedback! Subscribe and leave a review so we can help you take the EXACT steps you need to live a high-performance life! In This Episode: How has Steve struggled with self-worth The one event that shook Steve to his core How your peak-performance is related to your self-worth The benefit of detaching yourself from your results – you are who you are The pros and cons of living with ADHD Steve’s journey of getting addicted to painkillers, going through withdrawal, and finally beating the addiction How being aware of the accountability you have to yourself will allow you to create more impact The car mishap that almost killed Steve and made him realize he has a greater calling The 3 things Steve wants to create an impact on fatherhood Resources: Born to Impact Podcast Martin Gramatica Sean Payton Lewis Howes Nick Santonastasso Victim to Victor by Nick Santonastasso Tom Coughlin Connect with Joel Marion: Instagram Facebook Twitter   Connect with Dan Long: Instagram Twitter   Connect with Steve: Instagram Facebook  Snapchat  Twitter Catch Steve’s full workouts on YouTube Share it with other high performers #SteveWeatherfordShow  

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Today we learn about observational beehives with Dan Long, Georgia Master Beekeeper, bee hobbyist since 1995, and serious beekeeper since 2011. He is a father of six and lives in Athens, Georgia where he is owner of a nursery specializing in clematis. Dan talks about the different types of observational hives and the people who build these small movable hives to bring along to the farmers market or to educational venues. We learn about his favorite type of observational hive that fits right onto a home window as well as some interesting details about the bees and their lifecycle that can be witnessed throughout the year with observational hives. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/get-in-my-garden-podcast/message

FILM SCHOOL returns in May 2019 for an east coast headlining tour with supporting act MINT FIELD and a new EP. This on the heals of the September 2018 release 'Bright to Death', their fifth album and first full-length LP since 2010’s ‘Fission'. Recorded over 8 days in November 2017 on the outskirts of Joshua Tree, this luminescent collection of 11 songs is the finest showcase yet for the band’s signature layered sonic tones, psychedelic atmospheres, and seductive melodies. The album gets its title from text on an artwork singer and guitarist Greg Bertens had seen, part of an exhibit by Chinese students on the topic of global warming. “Bright to death” popped into his head as the band was recording in sun-blistered Joshua Tree, and it stuck. In addition to four members of the original lineup, the album features drummer Adam Wade(Shudder to Think, Jawbox) on several songs, and was mixed by Dan Long at Headwest Studios and mastered by David Gardner at Infrasonic Sound. Featured Song Name: Go (But Not Too Far)

Former federal prosecutor and Forbes contributor Jacob Frenkel discusses the new Attorney General and his effect on the Mueller probe. Defense attorney Dan Herbert joins Rich & Tina to discuss his client, former CPD officer Jason Van Dyke. Kathleen Zellner discusses her representation of convicted murderer Steven Avery and her depiction in Netflix’s Making A Murderer Part 2. Next, Avery’s trial lawyer Jerry Buting discusses his involvement in the case. In the Legal Grab Bag, Tina and Rich are joined by WGN Radio’s Dan Long and Jill Silverstein Group Founder Jill Silverstein to discuss breaking legal news involving CNN suing Trump, the NHL concussion settlement, weird Thanksgiving laws and intellectual property lawsuits involving Trump and the Girl Scouts.

START HERE: If you are new to the podcast, this is absolutely the episode you’ll want to start with.  In this inaugural episode, Joel Marion and co-host Dan Long lay the foundation of the Born to Impact podcast, covering:   -What to expect from the podcast -How Dan & Joel met -The podcast origination story -What is “Impact”? -Pillars 1 & 2 of the 5 Pillars of Impact   If you want to live a life of impact—where you are making a DIFFERENCE in your family, relationships, and career—understanding, embracing, and adopting the 5 Pillars of Impact is a must.   Also, be sure to SUBSCRIBE on iTunes to be notified of new episodes as they release! Happy listening!

Missionary Dan Long speaks on August 5, 2018

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On today’s episode of Strong By Design, Coach Chris sits down with a fellow brother in the Lord and Kill Mode Founder, Dan Long. In this episode, Dan gets personal and shares some of the most difficult times in his life. Tune in to hear how despite his trials and tribulations, Dan was able to go all in and reap his reward.   “Believe in you. Give everything you got. Be all in.” -Dan Long     Subscribe to iTunes Love the podcast? Leave a review on iTunes! What do you want to hear from the Critical Bench Podcast? Tell us here!   Time Stamps: 4:42 Dealing with divorce as a child 6:12 Dan’s emotional spiral when dealing with his spouse’s unfaithfulness 9:30 Details of Dan’s second marriage 11:05 Medical complications with the birth of Dan’s children 15:34 Finding out your spouse is cheating and on drugs 17:00 Dan’s fight for custody of the children 19:00 How Dan learned to lean on God 28:12 How God placed Dan’s current wife in his life 32:22 Going all-in on the fitness industry Resources TEXT "TESTO” to 345345 for the FREE report on the 7 worst testosterone killers   Connect with Dan Long Facebook Instagram   Connect with Critical Bench: Facebook Instagram Youtube www.criticalbench.com  

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It's the Best of Sex on Kava- From Year One!  Listen to the classics, with Creepy Greg, Mistress Cruella, and much, much more!  Featuring Eric Rosenblum, Mike Sowa, Minda Mo, Dan Long, Kat Toledo, Brett Engle, Khalil Rashad, Dan Weiss, Willonius Hatcher, and Maymay Durand!

Dan Long reviews Bryan Wolfmueller's book "Has America Christianity Failed." He also plays a clip from a sermon by Troy Gramling called "The Pit of discouragement," then compares it with a sermon preached by his own Pastor.

Dan Long reviews Bryan Wolfmueller's book "Has America Christianity Failed." He also plays a clip from a sermon by Troy Gramling called "The Pit of discouragement," then compares it with a sermon preached by his own Pastor.

In this special episode of SpoilSports, Diarmuid and Sean talk about all of the movies they enjoy at Christmas, with guest Dan Long. BEWARE! There are spoilers ahead! If you like what you hear, subscribe and review us. Should you have any questions or suggestions, please e-mail us at SpoilSportsPodcast@Gmail.com. You can also follow us on Twitter: Diarmuid is @Diarmuid_S, Sean is @SeanLabode and our guest Dan is @MrTeamCorvette.

In today's podcast we are joined with everyone's favorite vines and climber guy: Dan Long! You are in for a real treat as Dan shares his favorite tips and ideas for growing these great plants.

TRX Guru Dan Long reaches into his toolbox and shows you a handful of his secret training methods that he uses on suspension trainers. He also teaches you how to properly structure a suspension training program for maximum results in half of the time.

Jesus Calling is a devotional book written by Sarah Young. It has gained much popularity since its original release in 2004. In this episode Dan Long discusses the danger of the book, comparing it to the dangerous practice of contemplative prayer.

Jesus Calling is a devotional book written by Sarah Young. It has gained much popularity since its original release in 2004. In this episode Dan Long discusses the danger of the book, comparing it to the dangerous practice of contemplative prayer.

Insert Coin Clothing co-founder on how they started, what makes their business special, and about their backgrounds.

Insert Coin Clothing co-founder on how they started, what makes their business special, and about their backgrounds.

The Society for Creative Anachronism is a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization incorporated in 1968. They are an international organization dedicated to researching and re-creating the arts and skills of pre-17th-century Europe. Theirr "Known World" consists of 19 kingdoms, with over 30,000 members residing in countries around the world. Within the SCA, Dan is known as Grimmund Blackwing. He is the current Baron of Windhaven, and a Companion of the order of the Pelican. **************************** Great Holiday gift give away starts soon! Get great gifts for the Holidays by listening to Opening Your Intuitive Eyes Radio Show. Win by sending me a postcard. Details mentioned each week. Daily drawings! Lots of great gifts under $75 to win. Check out www.IntuitiveEyes.com soon for list of gifts. ************************* Follow me on Facebook to win more great Holiday gift give aways www.Facebook.com/ToeReader Check out my website for great readings done by phone at www.IntuitiveEyes.com Also check out www.PsyArk.com for unique leather crafted gifts handmade just for you.

The Society for Creative Anachronism is a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization incorporated in 1968. They are an international organization dedicated to researching and re-creating the arts and skills of pre-17th-century Europe. Theirr "Known World" consists of 19 kingdoms, with over 30,000 members residing in countries around the world. Within the SCA, Dan is known as Grimmund Blackwing. He is the current Baron of Windhaven, and a Companion of the order of the Pelican. **************************** Great Holiday gift give away starts soon! Get great gifts for the Holidays by listening to Opening Your Intuitive Eyes Radio Show. Win by sending me a postcard. Details mentioned each week. Daily drawings! Lots of great gifts under $75 to win. Check out www.IntuitiveEyes.com soon for list of gifts. ************************* Follow me on Facebook to win more great Holiday gift give aways www.Facebook.com/ToeReader Check out my website for great readings done by phone at www.IntuitiveEyes.com Also check out www.PsyArk.com for unique leather crafted gifts handmade just for you.