Podcast appearances and mentions of David John

In this episode of Being Catholic with Bob Johnston, listeners are taken on a journey through faith, family, and technology. Bob is joined by his wife, Lynn, and their guest, David John from iCatholic Mobile Radio, who discusses the importance of aligning our technology use with our Catholic values. David shares insights into iCatholic Mobile's mission of supporting Catholic media and providing digital tools that respect Catholic teachings, while also focusing on establishing good tech habits for families, particularly in raising children in a tech-saturated world. Bob and David reflect on the depth of motherhood, the values of sacrifice, and the critical role of family as the cornerstone of society.

In this episode of Catholic Conversations on Catholic Spirit Radio, host Paul Garcia dives into a compelling discussion with David John, the managing director of iCatholic Mobile. Discover how this unique mobile phone company is revolutionizing the industry by offering affordable, high-quality services while channeling its profits to support Catholic media and initiatives. David John shares the company's mission, rooted in the Catholic faith, and the innovative services they offer, including the intriguing Purity Browser, designed to safeguard families. Learn about the significance of their work in fostering Catholic evangelization through modern technology and the impactful partnerships supporting Catholic institutions. Whether you're interested in how mobile services can align with your faith or curious about the transformative power of Catholic media, this episode offers enlightening insights into faith-driven connectivity.

January 7th, 2025 - We welcome back David John of iCatholicMobile with tips for family phone habits. Then we welcome back Dr. Janet Smith to discuss Cardinal McElroy going to D.C. as Archbishop. Includes the full Aftershow conversation. TheStationOfTheCross.com/ACT  

Welcome to The Football Historian Podcast, hosted by Peter Kenny Jones. David John Jaggs is a musician and Liverpool fan and spoke about his experiences being a supporter of the Reds. We finished it all off with the classic chat about Football History and then settling some of the biggest debates too. Thanks so much for the feedback and don't forget to keep sending questions to thefootballhistorianpodcast@gmail.com Hope this instalment of your soon to be favourite football podcast continues to impress! CHAPTERING 00:00:28 Part One - Music & Football 00:41:45 Part Two - Meeting Footballers 01:04:23 Part Three - Football History 01:42:52 Part Four - The Debate  Want more from The Football Historian Podcast? Listen or watch the exclusive FIFTH section of this interview via our Patreon. It's just £1 per month for the first 100 patrons! You also get a monthly special and access to our entire back catalogue! https://www.patreon.com/TheFootballHistorianPodcast Keep up to date with all our latest clips on our socials: Instagram: https://instagram.com/thefootballhistorianpod/ TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@thefootballhistorianpod X: https://twitter.com/TheFHPod

December 11th, 2024 - We welcome back David John of iCatholicMobile with updates for Christmas. Then we're joined again by Michael Haynes of LifeSiteNews with the latest from Rome, including the 2025 Jubilee. TheStationOfTheCross.com/ACT  

On News Time, I count down five of the best news stories from Australia and the world, and, of course, including a bonus story guaranteed to make you say 'wow' — our Wow of the Week!This episode has some big space news! Then we'll come back down to earth to hear about hiding crocodiles, skilful storytellers and a long lost diary.Quiz Questions1.For roughly how long will we have a mini-moon?2.What's the word, starting with o, for stories that you tell out loud?3.What nickname have they given the crocodile?4.How do Renea and Charlotte know each other?5.What was David John's job?Bonus Tricky QuestionWhere is David's Antarctic diary now?Answers1.About 2 months2.Oral storytelling3.Houdini4.They're mother and daughter5.Scientist/ Antarctic ExpeditionerBonus Tricky AnswerIt's going to a museum. 

Join Darcy Kavanagh on Gettin Deep as he sits down with David John Robinson, aka Uncle Davi on YouTube. David opens up about using stand-up comedy to overcome his high anxiety and shares: His philosophical insights on life, anxiety, and personal growth His adventurous experience attending a furry convention Darcy's theory on thinking as the sixth sense Expect a thought-provoking and entertaining conversation.

Ask David Disturbing Intrusive Thoughts-- where do they come from?  Alone and Liking It--is that Okay? Help with those darned Shoulds, and more! The following show notes were written before the show. The actual live discussions will vary somewhat from the answers you will find here, which simply included David's email exchanges with those who asked the questions. . Rodolfo asks about disturbing and unwelcome intrusive thoughts. Brittany asks if it's okay to enjoy / prefer being alone. John, from Ireland, asks, “Help! I'm shoulding on myself again! What can I do? Please do another podcast on Should Statements.” Rodolfo asks about disturbing and unwelcome intrusive thoughts.   1. Rodolfo asks about ADHD & Intrusive Thoughts Hello Dr. Burns, my name is Rudy. First and foremost, your writings and podcasts have been life changing for me. You're AMAZING! I was recently diagnosed with ADHD and I started experiencing intrusive thoughts around November of last year. I thought I had OCD, but apparently intrusive thoughts are a common companion in ADHD. What would be the best course of action in defeating them? How would I apply TEAM to them? David's Response In all my books, like Feeling Great, I outline a step by step approach to writing down and challenging thoughts. You can also listen to the podcast on the four models for treating anxiety. Can we use your great comment on a podcast, and add your question to our next Ask David podcast? Can you send me an example of the types of intrusive thoughts you're having? Sometimes writing them down and challenging can be helpful, but need to see what we're talking about. Best, david Rodolfo responds Thank you for the swift response! Ok, so writing down my intrusive thoughts, regardless of their nature, and challenging them. I don't, however, know which method/route to challenge them with. I have Feeling Great, so I will read through it again. I will also check out the podcasts. My intrusive thoughts have been disgusting violent acts involving my wife and son. ***I HAVE NO INTENTIONS OR DESIRE TO COMMIT ANY OF THEM***. I've had images of my wife getting shot, not necessarily by me. Sometimes I'll see my arms give out and my son will fall. I've seen my wife sitting down, and she gets hit in the back of the head. When they appear, I begin to freak out immensely because they are the complete opposite of who I am and what I want to do, which is protect them. I know I'm not doing something right when it comes to your methods because I still freak out. David Responds Thanks! Although disturbing, this is a very common and often easily treatable OCD type of problem. Best, david Rodolfo responds What a relief. I thought I was going insane here! I would be honored if you all covered it in a podcast. All I listen to in my car now is the Feeling Good podcast! David Responds Often, intrusive OCD thoughts reflect suppressed problems / feelings people have, especially when the person is exceptionally "nice," and used to sweeping feelings under the rug, so to speak. I cannot treat you in this medium, obviously, but I'm wondering if you have some negative feelings, like anger or frustration, toward your wife and child? When these are "squashed," they can come out indirectly, disguised as anxious thoughts and feelings. This is called the Hidden Emotion Technique, which you can look up using the search on my website, if curious, or read about it in my book, When Panic Attacks. Best, david 2. Brittany asks if it's okay to enjoy / prefer being alone. Hi Dr. Burns, I was listening to your podcast on self-acceptance, and it was really interesting hearing the results. I like how you said that just because we accept something about ourselves doesn't mean we aren't still working on it. I think people confuse that a lot. One thing I've accepted about myself is that I really do enjoy being alone. I think in the past I would try to find a buddy in uncomfortable situations like the first day of work or orientation or going to a baby shower alone etc. but now I find that I am most comfortable when I'm not included with everyone else. However, I think it can come across as off putting to some. Sometimes I get the feeling they see me excluding myself as rejection to them. That's not my intention and nobody's ever actually said that but it's a thought that pops up. Just wondered if you think this form of acceptance is good or bad? I mean it's been good for me. Just maybe it's bad for others? -Brittany David's response This is a cool question and nice comment, too, about our podcast. Can we read this on a podcast and use it for an Ask David? Personally, I am trying to say "no" more often when asked to do things with other people, and sometimes it's hard. But if I don't say no, I get way too much on my plate and can't keep up! Warmly, david Brittany's reply That makes perfect sense to me. I've kind of taken the position where I don't really want to make more friends because I feel like I'm already falling short with spending enough time with my cats and everyone else. Let alone time for myself. David's reply Exactly! Our culture has this myth that's it's somehow impossible or immoral to enjoy just being with oneself! David   3. John, from Ireland, asks, “Help! I'm shoulding on myself again! What can I do? Please do another podcast on Should Statements.” Hi David and Rhonda! Love the podcast and the work you folks are doing! I listen to the podcasts regularly and you are both bringing such great benefits to the world! I would love to hear another podcast on should statements. I've been going through a pretty bad and extended period of anxiety and depression in recent months and have been really trying to challenge my thoughts without much success. I'm addicted to shoulds unfortunately and beat up on myself relentlessly. I've tried to do a cost benefit analysis and the motivation piece is a huge part of the benefits side that is keeping me stuck. I really want to give up my should statements, they are making my life a misery. But I'm finding I don't want to let go of the motivation piece. I have given a sample below. I'd love to know if there were further steps/techniques I could use aside from the CBA to address the benefits and the perceived motivation piece so I can fully let go of the shoulds! Thanks so much both, John from Ireland Negative Thought: “I should have plans on a Saturday.” 99% SHLD, ER, SB, MF, DP. Benefits Lets me know when I'm not performing to the standard I set for myself Shows me my passion/goal in life for doing fun exciting things Motivates me to move to make plans, scolds me until I do so. Keeps me vigilant that I'm aware of my shortcomings Reminds me of the value of being socially connected, meeting and having fun with friends. It's easy, it's familiar, it's such a habit. (process resistance) Costs Emotional Cost. Beats me up relentlessly, makes me feel depressed, anxious and lowers my self-esteem. Reinforces perfectionistic beliefs Counterproductive in terms of motivation, makes me feel so low, Huge interpersonal cost, feel isolated alone. Prevents intimate connections Not able to be present or flow in a conversation, quality of conversation/connection drops Self-fulfilling prophecy, if I'm telling myself that then I ignore other possibilities. Benefits 40 / Costs 60 David's reply Feeling Great is now available in the app store, and you can try it for free. It also has a class called “Your PhD in Shoulds.” I'll add your question to our next podcast list for an Ask David. Since you've told me you can't yet get the app in Ireland, I'll send you the script of that lesson. Thanks! David John continues the exchange Hi David, Thank you so much for taking the time to correspond today and thank you so much for all the work you're doing for free. The world would be a better place with more Rhonda's and Dr. Burns' in the world. One of the things that has brought me some peace in the last few weeks is going for a long walk in the evening after work listening to your podcasts! I have attached a DML that I've been working on to give a bit more context. I made some inroads on that original should statement, however, as you can see from the DML more shoulds keep popping up. I have identified the Self Defeating Beliefs that resonate with me at the bottom of the document. I'm working hard to find healthy acceptance, I know this is key for me. I'm not entirely sure a lot of the time what exactly I should be accepting. That I'm a flawed person with many defects, just like everyone else maybe? To give some further context and without overburdening you with too much detail: I feel my anxieties are one of the main parts of my problem and I would love to get over these. I feel defective that I'm not resilient enough for the challenges of life. I have fears mainly around people, fear of letting people down, fear of being judged or rejected and just feeling different to others I suppose. I've struggled with recurring anxiety and some depressive periods from when I was a young child (likely biological - my dad has the same issue). I have strong feelings of defectiveness and not being up to standard compared to my peers. I have a very busy corporate finance job where I've been working very long hours over an extended number of weeks and months. I don't' love my job, fell into it really. Could be a hidden emotion thing going on. I started working from home more and more in recent months as my workload increased and my anxiety and mood really started to dip as work took over my life. I started to get really burned out in April. A lot of why I enjoyed the job previously was having fun with my teammates but that has become impossible in recent times due to everyone's workload. I do CrossFit which is probably an extreme form of exercise and between that and work I fell into some kind of perfectionism where I couldn't really find joy out of anything, aiming for higher and higher achievements. This brought on tons of shoulds and all or nothing thinking and self-blame, I think. My dad, who had been doing well for a good few years fell into a deep depression and anxious state around April time too and has been in hospital for a number of weeks and our family is trying to support him through this. We're finding the standard of mental health care in Ireland really really poor unfortunately. I find his issues quite triggering for me a lot of the time and I'll believe I'm defective because he is defective and there is nothing I can do about it. Dad is entirely dependent on medication to get him out of his slump and has a bad case of do-nothingism. He is beating himself up relentlessly too and I gave him a copy of Feeling Good to read but he hasn't looked at it at all. I have just turned 40 and I'm still single, so I feel like I'm letting my family down for not being emotionally able for a relationship or kids or be a better brother/son. I know I'm probably being harsh here as they say the opposite, but I feel I could/should be doing more. I have probably fired way too much detail at you, so I'll stop there! Thanks so much again! John Listen to this podcast for the great discussions and commentary by Rhonda, Matt, and David  

A large number of schools return to session this week across the nation, with a persisting problem--teacher shortages. Districts in many states are looking for answers to the staffing issues, and are also looking to re-engage students with cellphone bans taking effect in states like Indiana, Louisiana, South Carolina and Florida. FOX Business Correspondent Lydia Hu joins the Rundown to discuss what is causing teacher shortages, how cellphone bans may impact the classroom, and what states are doing to ensure students have access to high level education. The youngest baby boomers turn 60 this year, and many hope to retire soon. However, Americans are worse off financially than their elder boomers, who retired before them. About one in four Americans over 50 have no retirement savings and never expect to retire. Senior Policy Advisor at the AARP Public Policy Institute, David John, joins to explain the most effective ways to prepare for retirement and how Baby Boomers have placed a strain on Americans' retirement plans. Plus, commentary from host of the Kennedy Saves The World podcast, Kennedy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A large number of schools return to session this week across the nation, with a persisting problem--teacher shortages. Districts in many states are looking for answers to the staffing issues, and are also looking to re-engage students with cellphone bans taking effect in states like Indiana, Louisiana, South Carolina and Florida. FOX Business Correspondent Lydia Hu joins the Rundown to discuss what is causing teacher shortages, how cellphone bans may impact the classroom, and what states are doing to ensure students have access to high level education. The youngest baby boomers turn 60 this year, and many hope to retire soon. However, Americans are worse off financially than their elder boomers, who retired before them. About one in four Americans over 50 have no retirement savings and never expect to retire. Senior Policy Advisor at the AARP Public Policy Institute, David John, joins to explain the most effective ways to prepare for retirement and how Baby Boomers have placed a strain on Americans' retirement plans. Plus, commentary from host of the Kennedy Saves The World podcast, Kennedy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A large number of schools return to session this week across the nation, with a persisting problem--teacher shortages. Districts in many states are looking for answers to the staffing issues, and are also looking to re-engage students with cellphone bans taking effect in states like Indiana, Louisiana, South Carolina and Florida. FOX Business Correspondent Lydia Hu joins the Rundown to discuss what is causing teacher shortages, how cellphone bans may impact the classroom, and what states are doing to ensure students have access to high level education. The youngest baby boomers turn 60 this year, and many hope to retire soon. However, Americans are worse off financially than their elder boomers, who retired before them. About one in four Americans over 50 have no retirement savings and never expect to retire. Senior Policy Advisor at the AARP Public Policy Institute, David John, joins to explain the most effective ways to prepare for retirement and how Baby Boomers have placed a strain on Americans' retirement plans. Plus, commentary from host of the Kennedy Saves The World podcast, Kennedy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this conversation, David John Clark and Janet McMordie discuss the joys and challenges of pursuing a career in acting. David shares his journey into acting, starting as an extra and eventually realizing his passion for the craft. David's day job, although undisclosed, provides him with valuable experiences and insights that he can draw upon in his acting roles. They explore the emotional connection that acting can create, the highs and lows of the journey, and the importance of finding a balance between acting and other aspects of life. They also touch on the concept of late bloomer actors and the idea that it's never too late to pursue your passion. David shares some of his favorite moments on set and emphasizes the importance of enjoying the process and taking action.TakeawaysThe journey of an actor is filled with highs and lows, and self-doubt is common.Finding a balance between acting and other aspects of life is crucial.It's never too late to pursue your passion for acting.Enjoying the process and taking action are key to success in acting.BIO: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7808979/bio/?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm https://thelatebloomeractor.buzzsprout.comhttps://www.instagram.com/davidjohnclarkactor/https://x.com/DavidClarkActorhttps://www.youtube.com/@davidjohnclarkactorhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/davidjohnclarkactor/https://www.facebook.com/DavidJohnClarkActor/ And the Late Bloomer Actor can be found on YouTube, Facebook & Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

August 28th, 2024 - We welcome David John to discuss his new initiative, iCatholicMobile - a wireless network for Catholics. Plus: the rise of the diocesan COO, and the new evidence for the Shroud of Turin. TheStationOfTheCross.com/ACT  

With pre-season fast approaching, David John and Scott discuss the rosters of Belfast, Glasgow and Nottingham and what their initial thoughts of those teams.

It's Monday, August 12th, A.D. 2024. This is The Worldview in 5 Minutes heard at www.TheWorldview.com. I'm Adam McManus. (Adam@TheWorldview.com) By Adam McManus Nigerian Muslims shot two Christian men On August 4th, Islamic Fulani militants shot two Christian men in the Bokkos area of the Plateau State in Nigeria, reports International Christian Concern. The men, whose names are being withheld for their protection, are thankful to be alive.  One of them said, “To the glory of God, we both survived.” David John, the medical director of the hospital where the men are currently receiving treatment, said the hospital's staff would provide them with the best medical care.   Bokkos was one of three Plateau communities targeted by Muslim Fulani militants during the Christmas Eve massacre in 2023. In those attacks, more than 200 Christians were killed, including 148 people in Bokkos.  According to Open Doors, Nigeria is the sixth most dangerous country worldwide in which to be a Christian. Pray for God's justice in Nigeria.  Proverbs 21:15  says, “When justice is done, it brings joy to the righteous but terror to evildoers.” Ukrainian navy takes out Russian gas rig Ukraine blasted a Russian gas rig in the Black Sea near the Dnipro River, killing 40 Russian soldiers, reports The U.S. Sun.   Dramatic footage shows a giant fireball erupting from the Russian headquarters after it was targeted by the Ukrainian Navy.  The decimated rig was packed with “reconnaissance equipment” to help with Russia's war effort. Ukrainian officials claimed the gas rig used to be controlled by their military, but had become occupied by Russian President Vladimir Putin's forces in recent years. Harris leads Trump in 3 battleground states Vice President Kamala Harris leads former President Donald Trump in three crucial battleground states, according to new surveys by The New York Times and Siena College. This is the latest indication of a dramatic reversal in standing for Democrats after President Biden's departure from the presidential race. Harris is ahead of Trump by four percentage points in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan, 50 percent to 46 percent among likely voters in each state. The surveys were conducted from Aug. 5 to 9. Trump: Kamala Harris not smart enough to hold news conference Despite her rise in the polls, Donald Trump does not think Kamala Harris is smart enough to hold a news conference. TRUMP: “She can't do a news conference. She doesn't know how to do a news conference. She's not smart enough to do a news conference. I'm sorry. We need smart people to lead this country because our country has never been in this danger before, both economically and from an outside perspective.” Kamala Harris: “Everybody needs to be woke!” A video of Vice President Kamala Harris declaring that “everybody needs to be woke” in 2017 has resurfaced and gone viral on social media, reports Media Research Center. Appearing with philanthropist Laurene Powell Jobs, the widow of Apple Founder Steve Jobs, Harris spoke at the 2017 Recode Code Conference. Listen. HARRIS: "We have to stay woke. Like everybody needs to be woke. You can talk about if you're the woke-est or woke-er, but just stay more woke than less woke." Send letters to 6 imprisoned pro-lifers Pro-life rescuers either in or awaiting prison have made – and are making – gigantic sacrifices for practicing non-violent civil disobedience at abortion mills on behalf of their pre-born brothers and sisters.  By giving up their emotional support networks of family, friends, and colleagues, these pro-life heroes are in danger of a loneliness that can be felt even – or especially – in a crowded prison cafeteria or yard. Some of them have been handed years-long sentences, reports LifeSiteNews.com. You can send letters to six of these imprisoned pro-life heroes through addresses you can access through a special link in our transcript today at www.TheWorldview.com. You can send letters to Jonathan Darnel, Will Goodman, Lauren Handy, Heather Idoni, Jean Marshall, and Bevelyn Williams at their respective prisons.  Even a 2-3 sentence letter, which would take no time at all, especially from your children, would lift their spirits. 1 Thessalonians 5:11 says, “ Therefore, encourage one another and build each other up.” Please read the 10 tips for writing them and sign the prayer pledge for the pro-life rescuers facing a decade in prison. MacGyver-minded officer saves toddler And finally, from Kansas comes the story of a quick-thinking rescue that hauled a 14-month-old toddler from a would-be tomb at the bottom of a drain pipe, reports Good News Network. The terrifying ordeal was caught on camera and saw a Moundridge Police Department officer build on the spot a makeshift catchpole typically used for pulling varmints out of hard-to-reach places. Secured under his shoulders, the loop of rope at the end of the catchpole was able to lift the boy, named Bently, out from where he was trapped 10 feet down a section of 12-inch-wide PVC pipe that had been buried vertically. The parents said they called 9-1-1 just before 2:00 p.m. when they realized Bently had fallen into the PVC hole. Blake, the father's boy, described his emotions before the rescue to the local news station. BLAKE:  “Looking down at him as he was screaming, he wanted out of there, he wanted help and you can't do anything. It's complete helplessness. It's horrifying, it's haunting, to feel so helpless, knowing that your child is in serious need of help.” When police, fire department, and EMS arrived at the family's home about 40 miles northwest of Wichita, Officer Ronnie Wagner had an idea. WAGNER: “I threaded some rope through a PVC pipe, tied a knot at the end of it so that it would slip, and we used it to wrap around under his shoulders here and lift him out of the hole.” Watch a video of the dramatic rescue through a special link in our transcript today at www.TheWorldview.com. The toddler's father was deeply grateful. BLAKE: “It's a blessing and a miracle to have a First Responder that lives right behind us. There aren't words to express our gratitude.” Zephaniah 3:17 says, “The Lord your God is with you, the Mighty Warrior who saves. He will take great delight in you … and will rejoice over you with singing.” Close And that's The Worldview on this Monday, August 12th, in the year of our Lord 2024.  Subscribe by iTunes or email to our unique Christian newscast at www.TheWorldview.com. Or get the Generations app through Google Play or The App Store. I'm Adam McManus (Adam@TheWorldview.com). Seize the day for Jesus Christ.

And now you are about to see the eighth wonder of the world…the final installment of the Adventureland Attraction Summer Series! Courtney and Emily welcome former Jungle Cruise Skipper, Allie Ring, to discuss “Skipper Stories: True Tales from Disneyland's Jungle Cruise” by David John Marley. This collection of stories allows readers to learn about the iconic attraction outside of its design and park history. Join your hosts on their own expedition as their Skipper Allie relates her experience to those chronicled in the book.  Follow Our Reading Journey On Social Media! Official Instagram: @BookoftheMouse Courtney: Instagram @greatguthsby and Goodreads Emily: Instagram @emily_mickde and Goodreads Allie Ring: Instagram @ayyraang and Goodreads  DCOMmentaries: Instagram @dcommentaries  Listen to DCOMmentaries anywhere you get your podcasts or HERE on The Trident Network Next book for episode #106: Disney In-Between: The Lost Years 1966-1986  by Stephen Anderson

THE COLLISION OF SEX WORK AND HOMELESSNESS David John Heitz is a longtime reporter who suffered a breakdown that left him homeless for several years. He's working his way back and lives at Fusion Studios, an apartment complex for formerly homeless people. He's been very vocal about the issues he faces living with people with significant mental health and addiction issues, but he continues to write and create content for NewsBreak. His latest piece on the intersection of sex work and homelessness is very good and you should read it here. Every click helps him get his life back!

Posted 4/22/24This week the COW boys are talking about old west lawmen. Along with some fun and lively conversation on the topic, you'll also hear some great music from David John and the Comstock Cowboys (Aces and Eights), Bill Barwick (Wyatt's Lament), R.W. Hampton (Bass Reeves),Dave Stamey (The Skies of Lincoln County). There is also some great cowboy poetry this week from Randy Reiman (An Old West Town). We'll have the ever popular Dick's Pick (The Legend of Wyatt Earp), Cowpoke Poetry, and a whole bunch of goofin' off too!

Dr. David John is a distinguished Trinidadian healthcare professional based in Brooklyn, NY. He is currently serving as Director of Occupational Health and HIV Services at Gotham Health. He has been recognized for his outstanding achievements in Adult Preventive Medicine, contributing to defining the overall business strategy and direction of the organization's eight main centers of operations. Dr. David John is a member of the American Academy of Family Physicians and has demonstrated leadership and inspiration to his medical colleagues throughout his career. His passion for providing the best medical care possible has led him to assist in the implementation of population health programs, including mental health and substance abuse screenings. After arriving in New York in 1980, Dr. John completed his residency at Catholic Medical Center and has been rated an average of 5.0 stars by his patients. He obtained his Bachelor of Science from the City University of New York and earned his Medical Degree from Weill Medical College of Cornell University. He then completed an Internal Medicine Internship in Northshore University Long Island and a Family Medicine Residency in Brooklyn. Dr. John is board-certified in Family Medicine by the American Board of Family Physicians and is also a certified physician in his home country with the Medical Board of Trinidad and Tobago. After working in New York for a few years, Dr. John decided to return to Trinidad in 1994 to contribute to his homeland. During his earlier years in Trinidad, his involvement as a faculty member in the Lutheran US-Caribbean HIV/AIDS Twinning Initiative, contributed to the success of this program. Dr. John volunteered as a medical professional at the Cyril Ross Nursery, a home and treatment center for HIV-infected babies who were neglected and abandoned by their parents. His focus at the Nursery was pain control and other comfort care, and he worked alongside fellow Trinidadian and Ms. Universe of 1998, Wendy Fitzwilliam, to bring anti-retroviral treatment to the children. Dr. John's dedication to providing care to HIV-infected children led him to become a board member of the Caribbean Women's Health Association, in 2009, working tirelessly to advocate, address: comprehensive education, healthcare disparities, improve healthcare access and promote better resources for women's health, in the Caribbean region, while continuing to assist patients with HIV screening, housing, and other social services. Dr. John's commitment and advocacy to improving healthcare outcomes for underserved communities, particularly immigrants from impoverished backgrounds, such as the Dominican Republic and West Africa, has earned him recognition, praise and honor, with a special proclamation from the Mayor of New York City for his contributions to healthcare, for his dedication, leadership and impact in the medical arena, in Brooklyn AND for his dedication to addressing critical health issues, providing the highest level of medical care, and promoting the health and wellness of the community he serves, was recognized by Continental Who's Who! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ozzie-show/support

What comes to mind when you think of your name? What about about God? Jesus?   “What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” - A.W. Tozer   Come celebrate the resurrection of Jesus with us and consider why He is BOTH the RESURRECTION and the LIFE. Jesus is everything!   Sermon by:  David Newton ------------    You are welcome and loved by the Lord and His Church!    ------------   If you need prayer or help, please reach out to us! We are a church that desires to follow Jesus and seek His Kingdom as one body together in Him through loving Him with all we have and loving others.   In all we do, we seek to... worship the Lord passionately, connect authentically, grow to know the Lord deeply, and go and share the gospel boldly as One Body in Christ.     Maybe the Lord has brought you to this message for a reason.   "And Jesus came and said to them, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age." -Matthew 28:18-20

On this episode we have David John Walker (AKA Imperial Beats) This episode is jam packed with amazing insights. Dave Walker gives you an insight to how he has gained some real success and full time income from production music in about few years. He talks about getting picked up by EMI, quitting his full time job as a teacher, and really leaning into the sync space. He also drops big gems about the role of a sync composer and how you can do it better.     Connect with Dave https://www.imperialbeats.co.uk   Other Resources   Notion (time management app): https://www.notion.so

Posted 2/5/24This week the COW boys will decide. Along with some fun and lively conversation on the topic, you'll also hear some great music from David John and the Comstock Cowboys (Aces and Eights), Bill Barwick (When Cowboys Didn't Dance), Duke Davis (The Old Cocinero), Cowboy Celtic (A Border Affair). There is also some great cowboy poetry this week from Colen Sweeten (Cow on the Fight). We'll have the ever popularDick's Pick (The Curtains of Night), Cowpoke Poetry, and a whole bunch of goofin' off too!

Verse by verse study through the book of John Chapter Seven and Verse Forty Two

November 19 2023 - David John

The Hellcats play tug-of-war with Chris and Charlotte as they try to discuss women bikers, gay bikers, (sorta) helpful bikers, speed chess, and cheesecake.[Content warning: There's a mention of homophobic violence in a movie. We warn you when it's coming, and we don't go into graphic details. If you want to skip it, use the chapter markers or skip ahead to 28:20 when we mention it.]SHOW NOTES.The Hellcats: MST3K Wiki. IMDb. Trailer.Our episodes on the other biker movies: The Sidehackers. Wild Rebels.Jeeter (not a sponsor).Kief.The Traveling Wilburys: Tweeter and the Monkey Man.Our episode on Catalina Caper.She Devils on Wheels.The Mini-Skirt Mob.Bury Me an Angel. (Additional content warning: incest.)The Black Angels.Werewolves on Wheels.The Pink Angels.Chris and Charlotte and friends report on seeing Barbie.Then Came Bronson.Change of Habit.Bigfoot.No Substitute for Victory.The Incredible 2-Headed Transplant.The Thing with Two Heads.International Sign Language.Davy Jones and the Dolphins: Hellcats.David John and the Comstock Cowboys.Mae West: Way Out West.Dice chess.Our episodes on The Crawling Hand and Rocketship X-M.A taxonomy of clip shows.Keychain photo viewers.Support It's Just A Show on Patreon and help us make the show — and listen to bonus bits, and join us on a friendly Discord!

On this episode of the Ikigai with Jennifer Shinkai podcast I talk to virtual magician, David John. Before COVID, David was running a tourism business and was doing magic on the side, but then the pandemic hit and he had to turn his side hustle into his main income! David's virtual magic experience was in high demand during lockdown, internationally, as people were feeling isolated and David's show helped bring people together. Listen to the episode to hear all about how and why his side hustle became his life saviour!In this episode you'll hear:How David weathered the pandemic as his tourism business was put on holdAbout David turning his side hustle of magic into his main income during the pandemicHow working in various corporate roles has helped David with his virtual experience work as a magicianThe value in doing different jobs and careers throughout your life instead of just thinking there's only one career for youHow important David's virtual entertainment work became for people separated by the pandemicAbout David:David John is a talented and innovative virtual magician, known for his mesmerizing performances that captivate audiences from all around the world. With a deep passion for magic and a strong commitment to his craft, David has mastered the art of illusion in the digital world, creating an immersive and unforgettable experience for his viewers.David's performances are characterized by sleight of hand, mind-illusions, and comedic presentation. His attention to detail and dedication to creating an authentic magical experience sets him apart from other magicians in the virtual world. Whether he's making objects disappear into thin air or performing mind-reading acts through live video interactions, David leaves his audience in awe, questioning the very limits of reality.David engages his viewers through captivating storytelling and interactive elements. His ability to connect with his audience, even from a distance, is truly extraordinary.Connect with David:Website: https://virtual.TheMagicOfDeejay.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/virtualmagicninjaYoutube: www.youtube.com/virtualmagicninjaLatest Reel: https://youtu.be/gSjCS8KyHVoConnect with Jennifer:Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifershinkai/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jennifershinkaicoach Website: https://jennifershinkai.com/

Arrancamos con los últimos lanzamientos del sello zaragozano YATC, dos reediciones de material de primera a cargo de la banda británica de R&B David John and The Mood y el soulman Jimmy Thomas. Regresa el supergrupo Master Plan (con miembros de Fleshtones y Dictators) y presentamos la última locura de Juancar Parlange, The Ostriches, un tributo al segundo álbum de The Velvet underground hecho solo con guitarras. Playlist; DAVID JOHN and THE MOOD “Bring it to Jerome” (1965) DAVID JOHN and THE MOOD “I love to ser you strut” (1965) DAVID JOHN and THE MOOD “Diggin’ for gold” (1965) JIMMY THOMAS “Springtime” (1969) JIMMY THOMAS “(We ain’t here lookin for) no trouble” (1969) MASTER PLAN “What’s up with that?” (Grand cru, 2023) MASTER PLAN “Ooh baby ooh” (Grand cru, 2023) THE HOLLYWOOD FLAMES “Ooh baby ooh” (1957?) THE OSTRICHES “Heres he comes now” (White Light White Heat, 2023) ANGEL CORPUS CHRISTY “Lovedust” (Bewitched; a tribute to Luna, 2023) FRANKIE and THE WITCH FINGERS “Work” (ZAM, 2019) NY HED Studio presenta; JON BATISTE “The light shines brightest in the dark” PRIVATE FUNCTION “Passion pop” (Hello Asshole, 2023) THE GRUESOMES “Stop it, girl” (Cave-in, 2000) KATE CLOVER “Daisy cutter” (Bleed your heart out, 2023) Escuchar audio

This week on the show, we're joined by London-based singer/songwriter David John Morris. Perhaps you know him for his work with folk rock band Red River Dialect, but for this talk, we mostly speak about his latest two solo albums, 2021's Monastic Love Songs and 2022's Wyld Love Songs, on which, to quote Aquarium Drunkard's Tyler Wilcox, balances "sacred and profane concerns, finding moments of welcome humor amidst more spiritual matters." He joined us to discuss his time in a Buddhist monastery, how it augmented his approach to music, his podcast listening habits, the consistent spiritual longing of the creative process and, truthfully, so much more.  Support Aquarium Drunkard on Patreon. Transmissions is a part of the Talkhouse Podcast Network. Next week on Transmissions? Next week on the show, Jared Swilley of The Black Lips joins us to document the band's apocalyptic love story. This episode of Transmissions is brought to you by Dad Grass. Go to Dadgrass.com/Transmissions to try it out.

June 11 2023 - David John

Dr. Brassfield interviews Dr. David John Philips about Real Church and their mission involvement in the country of Pakistan.  

Our guest this week is James Choi. Dr. Choi is a professor of finance at the Yale School of Management, where he teaches and conducts research on behavioral finance and economics, household finance, and sociology, among other topics. He is a two-time recipient of the TIAA Paul A. Samuelson Award for outstanding scholarly writing on lifelong financial security, and his work on automatic enrollment into retirement plans has had a major influence on retirement plan policy and design. Dr. Choi is a co-director of the Retirement and Disability Research Center at the National Bureau of Economic Research and an associate editor of the Journal of Finance, among other professional and scholarly affiliations. He received both his bachelor's degree and doctorate from Harvard University.BackgroundBioRetirement and Disability Research CenterAcademics vs. Bestsellers“Popular Personal Financial Advice Versus the Professors,” by James Choi, nber.com, October 2022.Choice Architecture and Retirement Plan Design“Nudge: Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth, and Happiness,” by Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein, researchgate.net, June 2009.“Contributions to Defined Contribution Pension Plans,” by James Choi, nber.org, August 2015.“Small Cues Change Savings Choices,” by James Choi, Emily Haisley, Jennifer Kurkoski, Cade Massey, Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, August 2017.“Plan Design and 401(k) Savings Outcomes,” by James Choi, David Laibson, and Brigitte Madrian, National Tax Journal, June 2004.“Saving for Retirement on the Path of Least Resistance,” by James Choi, David Laibson, Brigitte Madrian, and Andrew Metrick, scholar.harvard.edu., Dec. 1, 2005.“Which Early Withdrawal Penalty Attracts the Most Deposits to a Commitment Savings Account?” by James Choi, John Beshears, Christopher Harris, David Laibson, Brigitte Madrian, and Jung Sakong, Journal of Public Economics, Feb. 8, 2020.“Present Bias Causes and Then Dissipates Auto-Enrollment Savings Effects,” by John Beshears, James Choi, David Laibson, and Peter Maxted, hbs.edu, 2022.Retirement Readiness and Policy Response“Borrowing to Save? The Impact of Automatic Enrollment on Debt,” by John Beshears, James Choi, David Laibson, Brigitte Madrian, and William Skimmyhorn, nber.org, July 2019.“The Effect of Providing Peer Information on Retirement Savings Decisions,” by James Choi, John Beshears, David Laibson, Brigitte Madrian, and Katherine Milkman, The Journal of Finance, June 2015.Emergency Savings“Building Emergency Savings Through Employer-Sponsored Rainy-Day Savings Accounts,” by John Beshears, James Choi, J. Mark Iwry, David John, David Laibson, and Brigitte Madrian, journals.uchicago.edu, 2020.Saving, Spending, Investor Behavior“Economists Confirm It's Actually OK to not Save Money in Your 20s,” by Sarah Hansen, money.com, Sept. 2, 2022.“Why Does the Law of One Price Fail? An Experiment on Index Mutual Funds,” by James Choi, Xavier Gabaix, David Laibson, and Brigitte Madrian, nber.org, December 2005.“Does Aggregated Returns Disclosure Increase Portfolio Risk Taking?” by James Choi, James Beshears, David Laibson, and Brigitte Madrian, National Library of Medicine, Oct. 19, 2016.Other“Brigitte Madrian: ‘Inertia Can Actually Be a Helpful Thing,'” The Long View podcast, Morningstar.com, April 22, 2020.Morningstar Investment Conference 2023

The Auto IRA concept has been one of the most influential proposals to address gaps in the current US retirement system, namely the persistent coverage gap for small private-sector employers.   Josh and guest co-host for the next few episodes, Michael Kreps, discuss the genesis of auto-IRAs with two individuals from different political backgrounds who came together to conceive and promote the proposal and implementation efforts: guests David John and Mark Iwry.    David is a Senior Policy Advisor at the AARP Public Policy Institute and the Deputy Director for the Retirement Security Project at the Brookings Institution. Mark is a former Deputy Assistant Secretary for the US Treasury, a Nonresident Senior Fellow at Brookings, and a visiting scholar at the Wharton School. Tune in to hear how David and John's paths crossed to result in the bipartisan Auto-IRA now operating in several states today.

January 1 2023 - David John

Cowboy Tracks brings you a new episode today of Christmas music done WESTERN style! Enjoy this "Ranch Christmas" show, and happy holidays! Song -- Title -- Artist -- Album Santa Claus is Coming to Town (instr), Craig Duncan, Bluegrass Christmas Santa's Yodeling Song, The Light Crust Doughboys and Kristyn Harris, Cool Yule Christmas Do You Hear What I Hear, Barry Ward, Home for Christmas God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Almeda Bradshaw, single Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, Barry Ward, Home for Christmas Christmas Time, Mary Kaye Holt, single A Rootin' Tootin' Santa Claus, Tennessee Ernie Ford, The Capitol Singles, 1951-1952 Sleigh Ride (instr,) The Trail Band, Peace on Earth, A Christmas Collection When Winter Comes to Tahoe, David John and the Comstock Cowboys, Christmas in the Sierra Holiday Roundup, Buffalo Bill Boycott, single Saddle Up Your Pinto, Mary Kaye Holt, A Cowboy Christmas Cowboy Christmas, Carol Markstrom, Desert Rose Christmas for Cowboys, Wylie Gustafson, Christmas for Cowboys Prairie Christmas, Emily Dunbar, Catch It When You Can Christmas in Cowtown, Asleep at the Wheel, Lone Star Christmas Night White Christmas, Kristyn Harris,  single Here Comes Santa Claus (instr), Rich O'Brien, Christmas Trail Silver Bells (instr), Tigar Bell, Christmas Fiddle Santa Claus is Coming to Town (instr), Tigar Bell, Christmas Fiddle

This is why we do this. David John commented on one of our posts - spoiler alert, he commented from the perspective of a curious vegan - and he got jumped on. But after some education and understanding, Robbie made the offer to him to be a regular guest on the podcast so we can explore these differences in value sets together. You're not going to want to miss a single minute of this hour of iron sharpening iron conversation.  See more from Blood Origins: https://bit.ly/BloodOrigins_Subscribe Music: Migration by Ian Post (Winter Solstice), licensed through artlist.io Podcast is brought to you by: Bushnell: https://www.bushnell.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Posted 11/21/22This week the COW boys are talking about how it was going so well...until. Along with some fun and lively conversation on the topic, you'll also hear some great music from Brenn Hill (Navajo Rug), Al Mehl (I'd Rather Be), David John and the Comstock Cowboys (Aces and Eights), and the Gillette Brothers (Hard Times). There is also some great cowboy poetry this week from Andy Hedges (Buck Ramsey's "Bad Job"). We'll have the ever popular Dick's Pick (Serenade to the Cowboy), Cowpoke Poetry, and a whole bunch of goofin' off too!

Dr. David John is Associate Professor of Medicine and the Associate Dean for Alumni and Community Initiatives at the University of Missouri Kansas City, School of Medicine. He has also served as a "Docent" mentor within the SOM. He served as the Chair of the state of Hawaii Physicians' Health Committee while also serving on the board for over two decades. He is heavily involved in the recovery community in Hawaii and Kansas City. He is a father to two wonderful daughter and has served as a confidante and mentor for many students, residents and colleague over the years. In this episode, Dr. John shares how important honesty with oneself is to be able to live a truthful and honest life. He shares his story of addiction to alcohol and the moment of clarity when he realized he had a real problem. This led to him packing his bags immediately and checking himself into a rehabilitation center. He talks about the power alcohol had over him and how he has kept his disease in front of him as a reminder of where he does not ever want to go back. He believes physicians struggling with these issues need to be reminded that taking the first step and acknowledging the problem is the hardest but things do work out. Going through hardships is something that pushes us to change. Having a support group where one can be vulnerable and not feel judged is important. Having role models who have made it and been successful and who can guide others through this tumultuous journey is important. One has to remember that the risk of losing everything is inevitable if help and treatment is not sought. But if we take the time to be honest and really focus on recovery long term, there is much to be mended and gained. He states that GRATITUDE is important. According to Alcoholics Anonymous, you can be sober and not grateful BUT you can't stay sober! David's enriched life started with his sobriety birthday. He strongly believes that the only way for an addict to live is to get clean, work towards recovery and rebuild their life. He is grateful for his second life and feels blessed to have a chance to love others wholeheartedly. David's Happy PLace: Island in Oahu-That's where he is surrounded by those who love him, especially his daughters. On his Nightstand: Fiction (Still likes to get lost in books)- Teen Wolf is what he's watching One pearl of Wisdom: Be Honest with yourself, only then you can be true to yourself and to those around you. Recommended Reading: The Ship of Death by DH Lawrence https://www.aa.org/twelve-steps-alcoholics-anonymous Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous

In this classic mystery, Holmes and Watson journey to Dartmoor to solve the case of the missing racehorse, Silver Blaze (and to find the murderer of poor John Straker, too)!  Also, we learn about director Brian Mills, cast members David John and Sally Faulkner reflect on their experiences with Jeremy Brett, and Luke and Gus examine numerous trifles (from wax vestas to cataract knives).  Plus, listener telegrams! Sherlockian Relics Vol. 2 (including the Napoleon Bust replica) is now available for pre-order at https://tinyurl.com/SherlockRelicsVol2 ! Feedback: contact@sherlockpodcast.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/sherlockpodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/SherlockPod Twitter: www.twitter.com/sherlockpod Web: www.sherlockpodcast.com

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Our guest on the podcast today is David John. David is a senior strategic policy advisor at the AARP Public Policy Institute, where he works on pension and retirement savings issues. He also serves as deputy director of the Retirement Security Project at the Brookings Institution. RSP focuses on improving retirement savings in the United States, especially among moderate and low-income workers. Before joining AARP, David was a senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation. He also has extensive public policy experience working for a money center bank, a law firm, a credit union trade association, and four members of the House of Representatives. David has written and spoken extensively about the importance of reforming the nation's retirement programs. He is co-author with J. Mark Iwry of the Automatic IRA, a small business retirement savings program for firms that do not sponsor any other form of retirement savings or pension plan. In addition, David is one of four co-editors of the 2009 book Automatic: Changing the Way America Saves. David holds an ABJ in journalism, an M.A. in economics, and an MBA in finance—all from the University of Georgia.BackgroundBioAutomatic: Changing the Way America Saves, by William G. Gale, J. Mark Iwry, David C. John, and Lina WalkerRetirement Landscape“How to Make Retirement Saving Easier for Millions of Americans,” by Renu Zaretsky, taxpolicycenter.org, Oct. 6, 2021.“Small Retirement Accounts: Issues and Options,” by David C. John, J. Mark Iwry, Christopher Pulliam, and William G. Gale, brookings.edu.com, September 2021.“Cashing Out: The Systemic Impact of Withdrawing Savings Before Retirement,” Savings Preservation Working Group, tsretirement.com, Oct. 29, 2019.“How Auto IRAs Could Soon Improve Retirement for Millions of Americans,” by David C. John and J. Mark Iwry, brookings.edu.com, Oct. 20, 2021. “The Current State of U.S. Workplace Retirement Plan Coverage,” by John Sabelhaus, repository.upenn.edu, March 2022.“How Can the Retirement System Help More People Afford Retirement?” by William G. Gale, David C. John, and J. Mark Iwry, brookings.edu, Aug. 3, 2021.“Nontraditional Workers Face Multiple Barriers to Saving for Retirement,” by Alison Shelton and John Scott, pewtrusts.org, Nov. 9, 2021.“How to Take Portfolio Withdrawals in a Market Downturn,” by Adam Shell, aarp.org, March 25, 2022.“State Auto-IRAs Continue to Complement Private Market for Retirement Plans,” by Theron Guzoto, Mark Hines, and Alison Shelton, pewtrusts.org, July 25, 2022.“The Automatic IRA at 15: Helping Americans Build Retirement Security,” by J. Mark Iwry and David C. John, brookings.edu, Feb. 12, 2021.Emergency Savings “Brigitte Madrian: ‘Inertia Can Actually Be a Helpful Thing,'” The Long View podcast, Morningstar.com, April 22, 2020.“Building Emergency Savings Through Employer-Sponsored Rainy-Day Savings Accounts,” by John Beshears, James J. Choi, Mark Iwry, David C. John, David Laibson, and Brigitte C. Madrian, hbs.edu, 2020.“Saving at Work for a Rainy Day: Results From a National Survey of Employees,” aarp.org, Dec. 4, 2018.Retirement Decumulation“When Income Is the Outcome: Reducing Regulatory Obstacles to Annuities in 401(k) Plans,” by J. Mark Iwry, William Gale, David John, and Victoria Johnson, brookings.edu, July 2019.“The SECURE Act: A Good Start but Far More Is Needed,” by J. Mark Iwry, David C. John, and William G. Gale, brookings.edu, Jan. 8, 2020.

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Inflation is changing the way Americans spend and save, as well as how they plan to retire. Join MarketWatch reporter Alessandra Malito and AARP expert David John as they discuss what near-retirees are faring with record-high inflation, and what this all means for an older workforce and generation hoping to retire.

Professor David J. Helfand, a faculty member at Columbia University for forty-five years, served nearly half of that time as Chair of the Department of Astronomy, a position he has again resumed. He also recently completed a four-year term as President of the American Astronomical Society, the professional society for astronomers, astrophysicists, planetary scientists and solar physicists in North America. He is the author of nearly 200 scientific publications and has mentored 22 PhD students, but most of his pedagogical efforts have been aimed at teaching science to non-science majors. He instituted the first change in Columbia's Core Curriculum in 50 years by introducing science to all first-year students. In 2005, he became involved with an effort to create Canada's first independent, non-profit, secular university, Quest University Canada. He served as a Visiting Tutor in the University's inaugural semester in the Fall of 2007 and was appointed President & Vice-Chancellor the following year to lead this innovative experiment in higher education. For six years in a row, Quest has been ranked #1 in North America in the National Survey of Student Engagement. ​He completed his term as President of Quest in the fall of 2015 and returned to Columbia where he now heads the Committee on Innovative Teaching and Learning. His first book, "A Survival Guide to the Misinformation Age" appeared in February 2016 and came out in paperback Aug 10, 2017.In this episode, we explore the nature of higher education in a changing world and the models that could work as we move into a time when what matters is emotional literacy and resilience and the ability to garner ideas and synthesise them broadly rather than learning 'more and more about less and less until we know everything about nothing.' Prof Helfand TED Talk 'Designing an Education for the 21st Century' Quest University in British ColumbiaA Survival Guide to the Misinformation Age by David J Helfand Reality is Broken by Jane McGonigal

The Liverpool Connection is an LFC podcast that aims to bring the story of our wonderful club to as many fans as possible around the world. The history, the passion, the music, the people, the City – we want to share perspectives on and off the pitch. We're delighted to have you here with us, be sure to Like and Subscribe with Notifications on for our latest podcast.

In this podcast we explore the phenomenon of open banking and ask if it will really will be the “next big thing” in loyalty? With special guests David John and Craig Grimshaw.

John and Owen are joined by Minnehaha Tennis Captain David John as he gears up for the Spring 2022 season. As NFL quarterbacks are on the move, John and Owen discuss the offseason drama, along with March Madness and the NBA playoffs.

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While YouTube has taken us off their platform, broad censorship mandates for any channel discussing the election, the country, and our freedom, seem to be in question. Steve Bannon discusses the latest on the coronavirus pandemic and the latest updates on the state of the country. Our guests are: Eric Greitens, Ken Paxton, Dan David, John Fredericks. Sign up at stopthecensors.com for updates. Stay ahead of the censors - Join us warroom.org/join   Aired On: 02/1/2021