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Carl, Dan & Charlie D discuss the lack of radical action from the Trump team, the attempts to keep the ‘Woke Right' narrative alive and the Solar mans revolt against the Den Mother.

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.public.newsPresident Donald Trump's cuts to USAID were cruel, said Democrats and the media. Indeed, they argue, the underlying cause of most of society's problems is lack of empathy. If only we were kinder and gentler with each other, they say, we would finally be able to end poverty, inequality, homelessness, war, and oppression generally.But societies have become vastly kinder and gentler over time. Levels of poverty have declined dramatically in part because we redistribute wealth from the rich to the poor. And racial and sexual minorities experience less oppression and greater freedom today than at any point in recorded history.Of course, more should still be done to enable all humans to flourish. For example, the United States is in the midst of a severe crisis of homelessness, untreated mental illness, and drug addiction.But those problems do not result from a lack of empathy or care. California, for example, has spent $24 billion on homelessness since 2019; it grew 40% in that time period.In fact, the increase in homelessness, addiction, and untreated mental illness is more the result of enabling and even subsidizing them than cracking down on them. That's because being arrested and being mandated rehab or psychiatric care is often the only way that addicts and mentally ill people are able to escape life on the streets.A similar story can be told about many other social problems. Psychologists, including Jonathan Haidt, have found that coddling children results in them being discouraged more easily when they encounter problems. Their challenges continue in schools when teachers allow children to pass classes despite not being able to read.In fact, argues author and publisher Jonathan Keeperman, who I interviewed recently for this podcast, there has been a “remarkable overcorrection of the last two generations toward social norms centering feminine needs and feminine methods for controlling, directing, and modeling behavior. Many from left, right, and center have made note of this shift. In 2010, Hanna Rosin announced ‘The End of Men.' Hillary Clinton made it a slogan of her 2016 campaign: ‘The future is female.' She was correct.”In a viral 2023 essay in First Things, “What is the Longhouse,” Keeperman used the metaphor of the indigenous Longhouse to describe female-dominated and overly feminized institutions.“The most important feature of the Longhouse, and why it makes such a resonant (and controversial) symbol of our current circumstances, is the ubiquitous rule of the Den Mother,” he writes. “As of 2022, women held 52 percent of professional-managerial roles in the U.S.… And because they are overrepresented in professions, such as human resource management (73 percent) and compliance officers (57 percent), that determine workplace behavioral norms, they have an outsized influence on professional culture, which itself has an outsized influence on American culture more generally.”The increase of women in our institutions is not the only reason for the rising power of feminine values in society. Other factors play a key role. One of them is likely the success of civilization itself in reducing violence and obviating the need for traditionally masculine norms. Another factor is the well-intended turn toward values of openness and inclusion after the horrors of the First and Second World Wars.

We ddi NOT predict well on this one, mostly because we thought it was going to be a bit more progressive. Like when Peter Brady decided to become a Sunflower Girl to make a point. But no, this was an all-girls troop of Sunny Scouts with an evil Den Mother with nothing better to do than reject the best damn muffins they could ever have at the Sunny Scouts ball.... Whatever, Tamara Mowry is a beacon of charm and light in this otherwise-meh production. And frankly she makes the whole thing worth watching. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here's the thing — quitting shouldn't be a bad word. But why does it often feel like it is?At Placers, we champion values like results-driven performance and relentless hustle, epitomized by Winston Churchill's wartime call to “never, ever, ever give up.” This motto resonated so deeply with me that it found its way onto t-shirts for the high school soccer teams I coached. My journey through rebuilding Placers after the 2008 recession and the pandemic has taught me the essence of perseverance — I even carry a coin in my pocket inscribed with “the obstacle is the way,” a nod to Ryan Holiday's influential work.The never give up mentality was instilled in me from the beginning. When I was young I wanted more than anything to be a Cub Scout. From the day I joined I was all in, and my mom even became our Den Mother. I loved everything about the Cub Scouts, from the pinewood Derby, the meetings, and merit badges. I loved it all until one day — I just didn't anymore. One by one my friends dropped out and soon I realized they were what made the scouts so enjoyable in the first place. My parents encouraged me to honor my commitments and I stuck it out until the end of the year before informing them I wouldn't be returning.A little later in life, I worked tirelessly to make the senior baseball team at age 14 and was filled with pride when I learned I made the cut. Then, the day before the game, a star player — a 15-year-old who was bigger, stronger, and more skilled — suddenly joined the team. I felt intimidated, frustrated and I remember the distinct urge to quit washing over me. Again, my parents provided sound advice and urged me to contemplate whether stepping back was truly the right decision. In the end, I chose to stay the course and I'm glad I didn't let my ego win that day.As children we're taught that quitting means “giving up”. The heroes in our storybooks never give up. Giving up is “weak” and being weak must be avoided at all costs. But, as uncomfortable as it may feel, sometimes quitting is the best thing you can do for yourself.Other people's perceptions often get in the way of our desire for change. “What will my team think of me if I leave the company?”, “This partnership is no longer serving me, but I don't know how to have the conversations that need to be had”, “I don't have the bandwidth to give to this hobby anymore but I don't want to disappoint my friends”, etc. Do these questions sound familiar?As an entrepreneur I've faced numerous challenges that forced me to question my path both professional and personally. Over the years, I've narrowed down five questions that I use as a guide to determine if I would benefit more from persevering or allowing myself to embrace change.Take a moment to consider a crossroads in your life or a big decision that has been weighing down on you for a while. Now ask yourself these questions:1 — Sunk Costs: Are you continuing just because of the time and resources that you've already put in? Does the value of your past investment outweigh the current and future investment required to continue?2 — Effort and Outcomes: Have you done everything possible to succeed? Is there anything you could change up to see if it would drive different results?3 — Original Intentions: Why did you start this endeavor in the first place? Are you still reaping the intended benefits or have circumstances changed?4 — Opportunities Upon Quitting: What new possibilities could quitting open up? I'm not just talking business here. Could quitting a side project open up space for you to pursue something more aligned with your goals? Could it bring you more energy to funnel into your family or wellness journey?5 — Joy and Satisfaction: Does this path still bring you joy? If it doesn't — the answer will alw

After going on a rampage years ago, the evil Den Mother disappeared into the woods surrounding Camp Blood. But some say she is still watching, waiting for more children to punish. The Den Mother is old by Daria Koon. @scarystoriespod scarystoriespod.com

A very ordinary single mother in New Jersey becomes a “Den Mother” to some local children.She invents an ex-husband who is apparently Mob connected and unhappy with the children not doing chores to an exacting standard.She manipulates one of the older children into becoming the “ex-husbands” enforcer, doling out punishments that become increasingly violent.Until one victim dies.....This week we talk about: Murder, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Billy Joel Sources:https://casetext.com/case/state-v-moore-692https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89pG-Ab0j-Ehttps://www.npr.org/2011/10/20/141514464/real-sybil-admits-multiple-personalities-were-fakeSupport the showPatreon https://www.patreon.com/MMoMEmail: murdermeonmondaypodcast@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/MMonMonday Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/murdermeonmondaypodcast/ Theme Tune is published under license from: Tribe of Noise – Awkward Mystery https://prosearch.tribeofnoise.com/artists/show/29267/32277

Friends, we're all aware of the adage "When the cat's away..." Right? Well, in the case of this week, the cat is Gigi--and while she's away, we're delving into all kinds of stuff she'd never allow! Hang with us as we test the bounds of 'Entertainment vs. Decency' while our Den Mother spends her time elsewhere! We've got a LOT of car talk, politics, music and "inside" Wolfe Pack talk and nonsense...AND, John's friend Peter Tilden stops by to set us all straight--while we hang with our old friends Hanna the exotic dancer, Michael Oh's beloved step-adopted-whatever-mom, and more! So if you're on the lamb, you picked a perfect day to be in the house. Did you bring any beer? Just kidding--here's a Natty LIght for ya. Cheers!

On this week's episode of THE FULLEST Podcast, we sit down with Licensed Acupuncturist, Board Certified Herbalist, Lead Health Practitioner, and Co-Owner of Den Mother, Elisa Angelone. Den Mother is a healing house and social space offering myriad services designed to help down-regulate the nervous system to help up-regulate health and healing. They focus on creating a welcoming wellness space that counterbalances the stress of modern-day lives — tucked away on Abbot Kinney in Venice Beach, this sanctuary is the ideal place to unwind from the city chaos. Elisa is an East Asian Medicine Practitioner specializing in Japanese acupuncture and neuromuscular testing. Understanding the connection between the natural world, our physicality, and our inner world is a huge part of Elisa's professional vocation — and as we learn in this episode, this has also played a significant role in the design and creation of Den Mother's wellness space.

Segment 1, May 6th, 2023 This segment is being brought to us by the Jesse Brown's Facebook page. Facebook Live- Dads get a lot of credit for helping their children love the outdoors.  At Jesse Brown's Outdoors, a local Charlotte outdoor store, there are often tales from children about their dad or granddad, teaching them to hunt or fly fish, hike or camp. Many times mom's get left out. Bill Bartee, host of the Carolina Outdoors, tells a story of his mom.  It's a story that she hates because he became lost at Kings Mountain National Military Park.  The getting lost part wasn't the main part of the story.  It was how his mother handled it.  She walked to the Park Ranger office and waited. His mother was also his Den Mother in elementary school.  This time in Scouting led to bigger things including his introduction to the local Charlotte outdoor store, Jesse Brown's. We hope you enjoy this segment.  Powered by the Mountain Khaki pants selection from Jesse Brown's  

This is my longest solo episode TO DATE and it was absolutely necessary to cover everything Pussycat Dolls. Whether you were a diehard fan or someone who casually listened, this episode has something for you so PLEASE support it and share with a friend. In the episode I focus on Robin Antin, mastermind of the Dolls, and whether she's a protective Den Mother or viper hiding in the weeds. I discuss the entirety of the group's success and controversies, Robin's attempts to revive or recreate their fame, and Robin's public accusations and legal drama. Additionally, I take time to tell the stories of all five of the other members of the group, which I know you'll enjoy (since we never got to know them).  Melody gives the BEST interviews, so I wanted to link one of my favorites: https://rapindustry.com/melody-thornton-of-the-pussycat-dolls-taking-over-the-world/ Remember, to stay in the loop about all things Jesse's Girls, follow along on Instagram and Twitter. You can also check out my Tiktok and tune in to my quarterly playlists on Spotify! Want to hear me guest on other pods? I made a great playlist of my guest spots here! Don't forget to rate and subscribe because I need the attention. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jessesgirlspod/message

It's easy for academia to become remote, unless you have a professor like Dr. Marcia Chatelain. She teaches history at Georgetown and spends a lot of her classroom minutes creating connections between way back then and right this minute and, as importantly, them and us. She is a Pulitzer Prize winner who isn't afraid to claim her place as a Den Mother. For those reasons and more that you'll hear, Marcia is one of our all-time favorite guests on Kelly Corrigan Wonders.

The Greg and Dan Show welcomes Ben Blumenberg of WD Boyce and Molly Coulter, a Den Mother, about this year's Cub Scout recruiting campaign “Adventure On!” and the group's emphasis on outdoor fun and adventure of all Scouting programs. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our next guest has been in the Leather Community for 23. years. She's served numerious leadership roles  and has been a part of producing and co-producing events such as the Northern California Leather Sir, Leatherboy and Community Bootblack titles. She's currently the Den Mother for Ms. San Francisco Leather and holds the title of Ms. Alemenda Leather 2009.  She proudly served as Folsom Street Events as the Bootblack Concierge for Dore Alley and Folsom Street for many years with Boy Jean. Deb has an undergraduate degree in theology and a Masters in Theology and Social Work.  In the 1970's Deborah was appointed by the Governor of Minnesota to be the first open lesbian on the MN Department of Corrections Advisory Board. She was awarded a National Community Service Medal for her work in building collaborations and her 30years of work with homeless families, domestic violence, and sexual assault survivors. Deborah was a columnist for Lavender Press (MPLS/ST. Paul) and Of A Like Mind (Madison, WI) and writes op/ed for Leatherati.com. She is Co-Author of Partners in Change: Building Collaborations.                  

Candace Mayeron was kind of like a Den Mother to the Chippendales, even though she wasn't much older than them at the time. Here she is below in the middle of a gaggle of them. And here I am below, a young Debbie Nigro with dark hair, posing with a handful of ‘Chips' in comparison. We both have a Chippendales story. Mine is light and funny and happened in one night long ago. Candace Mayerons' story is way more interesting, way longer and sadly way more tragic. It involves the murder of her close friend and boss, Chippendales Producer & Choreographer Nick de Noia,  sitting with Candace celebrating in probably the last photo of him alive. Candace Mayeron was the Associate Producer of the Chippendales show and basically the Den Mother to the Chippendale men up until 1987. I would never have known this information or anything at all about Candace had I not been sparked by reading that A&E was launching a limited series called "Secrets of The Chippendales Murders." I thought I'd heard something about that crazy story before, so I googled and sure enough "Curse Of The Chippendales" came up as Discovery+ docuseries.   a stunt in LA in the 1980s. The show then became involved in a slew of scandals, including the 1987 assassination of Chippendales choreographer Nick de Noia and two other planned hits on a dancer and producer, all orchestrated by Chippendales Founder Steve Banerjee. Then I came across an article  in which Candace told her Chippendales story originally to Elle Magazine then through Hollywood411 called, "Sex, Money, and Murder. My Life as The Chippendales Den Mother". I have to admit when Candace's photo came up and I saw she outnumbered me in ‘chips' I was impressed enough to track her down and invite her on my show to talk ‘girlfriend to girlfriend' about her experience which you'll hear here in tis podcast clip. For a lot of women who would never dare have that kind of scandalous fun before, Chippendales provided a revolutionary form of entertainment that Candace will surely tell you, was more about the women who attended the shows than the men who performed. The  brief version of my Chippendales story?  I was live on the air as a radio DJ, and had just mentioned Chippendales was opening in NYC, and as a joke I said anybody want to come with me? The phones started ringing off the hook! A few promotional ‘bus loads' of women later we arrived -and all of them bought me drinks of appreciation for my good thinking. This photo of me above with The Chippendales was taken before I LOST 35 women who I was responsible for bringing home with me. Completely psycho story for another time.    

Den Mother in Denver wants to know how to survive a six-week, off-site team engagement without losing her mind. Spare Me in Saratoga is sick of attending office “hell-ebrations” like birthday and gender reveal parties.  And Dawn of the Dead in Detroit has an annoying and cantankerous customer that makes her life miserable. Is there a way to deal with annoying customers and colleagues without losing your cool? Mary and Chris say, “yes!” Tune in to hear their strategies on how to handle these pesky people and situations (without killing them or yourself…) If you have workplace dilemmas or career questions, send them to us! Email us: info@cubicleconfidential.com or tweet us: @cubicleconfide1. All names will be changed to protect the guilty and innocent...

Brilliantly funny friend to all, Yak Manrique (@snapyak on instagram), earns badges with us for one part Troop Beverly Hills, one part Mrs. Doubtfire, all parts DCOM! Alex becomes Den Mother (or...BROTHER) to his sister Emily's Bumblebee troop when he's suspended from his Hockey team and is in the right place at the right time, however he has to keep a low profile as he's convinced the rival troop's bossy mom that the Bumblebee's new leader is a ficticious woman names Mrs. Zamboni. Hilaritu ensues and we have a great time chatting about it. Tell us what you're most likely to earn a badge for at @ITDVPodcast on twitter!

This week, Lauren and Camille are talking everything porn. BUT FIRST... there are two very exciting announcements, one regarding a dwelling purchase and one about some new 1:1 healing opportunities with one of the den mothers! Following these fabulous weekly updates, your den mothers have a relaxed porn conversation. From addiction to ethics, and everything in between, this conversation will allow you to rethink your relationship with porn. The episode wraps up with each sister giving their favorite way to boost self love. Enjoy, Wolf Pack! Ou, Ou, Ouuu!!! == Show Outline: 2:25 Lauren's Weekly Update 4:35 Camille's Weekly Update 8:06 The Den Mother's Experience with Porn 18:27 Porn Addiction vs Watching Porn 25:16 Porn in Your Masturbation Practice 27:57 Pros & Cons of Porn 45:11 Question of the Week == Contact: hello@thesexden.com The Sex Den Instagram Shewolf Lauren's Instagram  Shewolf's Website Camille's Instagram Camille's Blog & Website

This special episode you meet Jennifer Frye. Nope, she wasn't a grad, but did marry one of our classmates, Steve, who was her sweetheart from 6th Grade. This triggered Jennifer to move to C Springs and become the unofficial "den Mother" for us Pinks. She had a car, an apartment, and girlfriends downtown. I hope you enjoy another side of the Pink Panthers and an AF career.

Caryn Ann Harlos, Libertarian Party Historian, Secretary Extraordinaire, and Den Mother to the Mises Caucus, joins the show to talk all things principle! The history of the Libertarian Party and its Platform! Make sure to check out her channel! https://www.youtube.com/c/PinkFlameofliberty As always, if you enjoy this content, make sure to like and subscribe, and share it with your friends! Where to find the audio Podcast? https://www.odonnell4liberty.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ODonnell4Liberty Merch: https://www.snekswag.com Tips and Links: https://cointr.ee/justinodonnell Join the Discord! https://discord.gg/M95TrG2uuS #libertarian #liberty #freedom #free #politics #podcast #interview #agorist #agorism #anarchist #anarchy #cryptocurrency #crypto #bitcoin Libertarian, liberty, freedom, free, politics, podcast, interview, agorist, agorism, anarchist, anarchy, cryptocurrency, crypto, bitcoin --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/justin-odonnell0/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/justin-odonnell0/support

In part two of Healing Traditions Devan Williams, a proud indigenous woman of the Squamish Nation, shares cultural and traditional history and the impact of residential school for the indigenous people of Canada. She asks us to learn the true history of Canada as a first step to creating positive change for the next generations. You are doing just that by listening to ELC's episodes Healing Traditions parts one and two. Thank you.   If you are so inspired, please take yet another step, by sharing these episodes with others and/or by learning more. You'll find links for learning and resources in our show notes below and on the ELC Patreon supporters page. More from Devan: Ha7lh Skwayel (Good day)Devan Williams kwi en snas (My name is Devan Williams)Tina7 chen tl'a Skwxwu7mesh uxwumixw (I am from the Squamish village)Skwxwu7mesh-ulh (Squamish Nation)An wenaxws en skwawlen (I am proud of who I am [where I come from)  I was told to always remember who I am, where I come from; to be a steward of the land and protect Mother Earth.   I am honoured to have the opportunity to use my voice and share our Indigenous culture, history and stories.  I love giving back to my community and I am always looking for new ways to help create positive change for the next generations. My previous leadership initiatives that I was a part of as a Indigenous Ambassador include working and volunteering with the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Bid, the Vancouver 2010 Olympics Opening Ceremonies and Reconciliation Canada. As well, I also volunteered on the Squamish Nation Budget and Finance Committee as the Deputy Chair, the Cutting Barriers to Employment and Training Association (CBETA) as a Board Directory, SPIP Suicide Prevention Intervention Post-intervention Committee Member, and the Native Indian Football Association Board Member and Alumni. One of my other passions that I have been involved in is with Minerva BC Learning to Lead where I volunteer as a Den Mother, Mentor and Coach for young girls helping them build and tap into their leadership skills. I7xw ten sekwitl' (All my relations)Chen kwen men tumiyap (Thank you all) TOPICS: Calling on cultural traditions for healing and peace for the lost children and residential school survivors. Today's youth Residential schools in Canada The Indian Act Saving and sharing cultural traditions Hope for the future LINKS: “Icy water swims a cool trip for many in Squamish” Squamish Chief Article by Jennifer Thuncher  Nature Entwined Film Truth and Reconciliations Calls to Action Indigenous Canada Online Course ELC Patreon Page Aisha Edwards Kaila June Chris Morita Clancy

You're listening to the Westerly Sun's podcast, where we talk about news, the best local events, new job postings, obituaries, and more. First, a bit of Rhode Island trivia. Today's trivia is brought to you by Perennial.  Perennial's new plant-based drink “Daily Gut & Brain” is a blend of easily digestible nutrients crafted for gut and brain health. A convenient mini-meal, Daily Gut & Brain” is available now at the CVS Pharmacy in Wakefield. Now for some trivia. Did you know that Rhode Island native, Brian P. Burke is an American-Canadian ice hockey executive and former analyst serving as president of hockey operations for the Pittsburgh Penguins? He has also served as the general manager of the Hartford Whalers, Vancouver Canucks, Anaheim Ducks (with whom he won the Stanley Cup in 2007) and Toronto Maple Leafs, as well as president of hockey operations for the Calgary Flames. Burke was also the general manager for the United States national men's ice hockey team for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. Now, we turn our feature story…. If appointed to serve as interim town manager by the Town Council, Police Chief Shawn Lacey says he will use the time with a potential eye toward a permanent switch of jobs. The council, during a meeting scheduled for Monday, is expected to consider appointing Lacey to serve as interim town manager. The council is also expected to present a commendation to outgoing Town Manager J. Mark Rooney, who on Sept. 9 announced his intention to resign. The agenda for the meeting provides clarity that was missing following the council's previous meeting about how the it plans to handle Rooney's resignation. On Friday, both Lacey and Town Council President Sharon Ahern, said the potential interim period could serve as a trial period for both Lacey and the council and give all parties time to contemplate future steps. Ahern said: "I think it would be a two-way look for the council and for Chief Lacey. It may not, ultimately, be something he's interested in," "For now we would just like to stabilize and see how the chief slides into the position. I assume he will do very well, after all he has been in this situation before and no one knows the town better than he." Lacey, who was appointed chief by Rooney, has served brief stints as interim town manager when Rooney was out of town for conferences or when he had time off during his more than three-year tenure. Some of those stints occurred during major storms or when Lacey had to make executive decisions related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Lacey said: "I'm looking forward to the opportunity of interim manager. I'm honored that I'm being asked." In the interim role, Lacey would also continue as police chief. A 34-year veteran of the police department, Lacey said he is not yet certain he is ready to close the door on his career in law enforcement. Lacey said: "I have to weigh it out. ... Am I ready to or willing to turn in my police badge and make that giant leap of faith?" "The tenure of managers haven't always been the longest. I have to weigh that in. I enjoy the town, I grew up in town and I've worked for the police department for the last 34 years and I wish to remain gainfully employed," Stay up to date on this developing story at westerlysun.com There are a lot of businesses in our community that are hiring right now, so we're excited to tell you about some new job listings. Today's Job posting comes from Cargill in Westerly. They're looking for shipping and receiving associates. You'll be responsible for working in a fast paced environment packing meat products. Pay is up $20.00 per hour. If you're interested and think you'd be a good fit for the role you can apply using the link in our episode description. https://www.indeed.com/jobs?l=Westerly%2C%20RI&mna=5&aceid&gclid=Cj0KCQjwpf2IBhDkARIsAGVo0D2S3gEb-328GyRpBuTTeeKPdn3-klOh0KYAsfete6MEZmI5S4qTg-4aAnQkEALw_wcB&vjk=740518464e480bd4 Today we're remembering the life of Agnes Brightman, of Post Road in Westerly. She was the beloved wife of the late Henry Brightman. Born in Hopkinton, Agnes was a communicant of St. Vincent de Paul Church in Bradford for many years. She was a state employee working at Chariho High School and after years of dedicated service, retired from the URI bookstore. She was a Den Mother in the 1960s and enjoyed membership with the Charlestown Senior Center. Agnes was a loving and devoted mother to three sons and Agnes also leaves her grandchildren, four great-grandchildren, and three great-great-grandchildren. Thank you for taking a moment with us today to remember and celebrate Agnes's life. That's it for today, we'll be back next time with more! Also, remember to check out our sponsor Perennial, Daily Gut & Brain, available at the CVS on Main St. in Wakefield! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy Wednesday, Wolfies! On Episode 8 your podcast hosts give you a deep dive into their lives and explain how & why they found their way out of corporate America. Even more importantly, your Den Mother @shewolflauren might have made a big, spicy announcement. This week is filled with juicy content about following your dreams, hardships of entrepreneurship, finding your purpose and privilege. Although some of you may want to turn this off halfway because it will make you think deeply about things you've been trying to avoid, DON'T DO IT... this sh** is important. It's an episode that will make you question the mind, body & soul. Strap in, Wolf Pack! OU, OU, OUU!!! For collaborations: hello@thesexden.com The Sex Den Instagram Shewolf Lauren's Instagram  Camille's Instagram Lauren's Blog About Choosing Sex Toys

To be a hoe, or not be a hoe, THAT is the question, and as it seems from your Den Mother's conversation... you can do whatever the F you want! This week, the sisters stir up conversations about sex including: how to tell what single behavior is best for you, ways to explore your sexuality while honoring your heart and how your self-love journey can run parallel with a sexual awakening. The episode is concluded with some juicy listener questions about sex/love in long-term relationships and how to start an open relationship. Episode 7 is one for the books - ou, ou, ouuuu!!!!! For collaborations: hello@thesexden.com The Sex Den Instagram Shewolf Lauren's Instagram  Camille's Instagram

I am saying Hello! Today is a day in which I bring you a new episode! Wynton of Pacmanthemovie! It was so cool to have him on! I love his band, and by the time this comes out their new record will be out! So go listen to it! Just off the first singles I know it is going to be insane! And all the stuff he said about it just makes it even cooler! Dude thank you for coming on I had such a good time! (SO, for some reason the connection was a little weird. So it kept sounding like I was interrupting him mid sentence. I apologize it happens sometimes, and I hate interrupting people so just know I didn't mean to keep doing that! haha) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drivesafetextwhenhome/support

Traumatic Birth, Postpartum Depression, Postpartum Anxiety,  and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder aren't openly discussed among mothers in today's society, but one mom is on a mission to change that.  Tune in to hear Nikki's raw and heartfelt conversation with Kyriaki Birkeland about her very real struggle with postpartum depression and the pain that she, like so many new mothers, endured after giving birth to her first child.  Through bravery and perseverance, Kyriaki is now shining a light for others to follow as she embarks on a mission to help moms who are suffering in silence with mental and physical postpartum trauma.  Click HERE to support Kyriaki's fundraising efforts to get her book, Motherhood Is Big Enough, into the hands of as many mothers as possible.  And be sure to connect with her on Instagram and on her website, The Den Mother.  And don't forget to check out the FREE Summer Self-Care Summit!  Get $30 off if you decide to upgrade to an All-Access Pass with coupon code SUMMER30.  

2004 Annual Report     Advances:  The biggest advance in our history was this year when we went from “Tampabay'sBest Kept Secret” to a Household Name in the local area. This was due largely to the great media exposure donated by six local Cox Radio Stations. Hillsborough County gave us big green directional signs in 5 locations to direct visitors to our door. For the first year ever, in our 12 year history, we were able to cover all of the sanctuaries expenses from its own income! Thank you everyone! Howard Baskin was able to find a reasonable CPA, Marsha Weiss, and an accountant who completed an audit for our finances for grant writing purposes. This enabled us to apply to the Combined Federal Campaign and to apply to the online version of The Better Business Bureau called Give.org. Christy Anderson launched our first E-zine that carries AdvoCat issues to 5000 subscribers and links to our electronic version of The Big Cat Times. Jamie finished a movie that was nearly five years in the making called “The Big Cat Picture“. This has been widely distributed and 2 minute clips on every species of wild cat has now been added to our website from the movie. We wrote a 20 year plan and began taking steps to reach our goal of eliminating the cause of so much suffering and abuse.   Animal Care:  We took in five new tigers and a lion, but had to turn away 114 big cats. We submitted our anesthesia machine parts to have one usable unit rebuilt.  We built 5 new Cat-A-Tats with pools and dens and another multi-acre enclosure with dens and a pool.  Built new dens for Esmerelda, Tobi, and Little Feather and cage enhancements for Sultan, Canyon, Genie, Maharajah, Bailey, Scratch, Baby Cakes and Hercules. Shere Khan and China Doll got a hurricane shelter and we repaired cages that were badly damaged from the four hurricanes in six weeks. The Enrichment team is growing stronger and more professional in their collaboration with others, such as Disney, to help write a comprehensive Enrichment Guide. Operant Conditioning has been led by Jennifer Ruszczyk with marvelous results.   The cats are learning their cues and are much easier to handle for check ups. All of the volunteers have retaken their animal care classes this year and have re certified their credentials via testing. Dr. Liz Wynn, DVM has been donating time every week as a liaison to Dr. Stacie Wadsworth, DVM. We began using Truly Nolan for regular flea spraying and for rodent control with marvelous results.   Staff and Volunteer Training:  Attended the USDA's Big Cat Symposium.  Jamie Veronica attended AZA's weeklong college course, Managing for Success. Jen, Howard and Carole attended and presented Operant Conditioning and Cage Building at The Association of Sanctuaries' annual conference in Stone Mountain, GA. Susan Mitchell attended Karen Pryor's Clicker Expo and spent some time with Gary Priest from the San Diego Zoo and quite a bit of time with his top trainer of cats.  Susan also completed the Safe Capture course that some of our staff attended last year. Our volunteer program was overhauled to create an administrative branch for the first time in our history. We now have red through green level requirements on both the Keeper side and the Partner (admin) side and the proud recipients of those levels of accomplishment.   We began our first Intern program with three interns. Cathy Mayeski has been screening applicants from around the world and by the year's end we have had 3 successful graduates from the program and two of them moved here to stay in the volunteer program. By the year's end we have 6 full time interns and by next year hope to have 12-15. They have come from Wales, Canada, Brazil, Spain, Peru and all across the U.S. The interns work all day, six days a week for three months in exchange for housing and the experience of a lifetime. They are a volunteer force unto themselves and now have their own Den Mother, Gale Ingham who keeps them busy and makes sure they get the most out of their time at Big Cat Rescue.   Education:  Hired Kathryn Quaas as our new Education Director and started offering regularly scheduled kid's tours every Saturday at 9 AM. Summer Camp 2004 was a big hit. We created, with the help of creator LaWanna Jones, and a grant from Ken and Terri Pereira, an interactive CD called The Truth About White Tigers and distributed 1000 free copies. With the help of PeTA we were able to distribute 1000 copies of their CD about veganism.   Produced a new screen saver called 12 Tigers that has tiger photos and facts. Created an online game with the help of Point 2 Nature that children will be able to access online for free. It is a memory game of matching the cats with their fur and their sounds for fun fact rewards.   Created hundreds of pages of online games, puzzles, calendars, free screen savers, quizzes, polls and colouring activities for children of all ages. These interactive games are part of our campaign to reach the schools and day care centers with activities to teach children about animals and to inspire awe and respect for their beauty and their rightful place in nature. Our Big Cat Expedition continues to be our most pervasive educational tool and Susan Mitchell has trained countless people in the Operant Conditioning program portion that we offer to illustrate the medical needs of the cats and how we meet them. Our tours continue to increase and this allows Denny Mitchell, Brian Czarnik, Bill Lewis and many other great tour guides to educate people about the plight of these animals in the wild and in captivity. The most frequent response that we still hear from guests is “I had no idea!”.   Legislation:  We reviewed the Captive Wild Animal Coalition‘s proposed sanctuary standards and wrote and submitted the sub section specific to felid care based upon a compilation of our own standards, those of ACE and Florida's Fish and Game.  We assisted Animal Control's approach to the State of Florida in an effort to require owners of dangerous exotic animals to post on their property the dangers that exist and to allow the public to easily determine if their neighbors are harboring dangerous animals.  We began promoting a page on our site called Support Legislation and AdvoCats.   We partnered with Capitol Advantage to create the first and only online presence in the Animal Welfare industry that is promoted on MSN, Yahoo, AOL, Congress.gov, PBS, the LA Times and E-the-People. In just the first days of creation is already responsible for about 30 letters per day going out to legislators on important animal issues that are currently pending including: Stopping canned hunts, prohibiting steel jawed traps and asking USDA to quit issuing licenses to people who are circumventing the new 2004 law that prevents the sale of big cats as pets. We noted a drop in the number of big cats being abandoned. Every year the number of big cats in need of shelter was doubling and by 2003 we were turning away 312 exotic cats. After the passage of the Captive Wild Animal Safety Act in Dec. 2003 that prohibited the sale across state lines of big cats as pets that number dropped to 114 abandoned cats in 2004. We posted a composite of all state laws and enabled viewers to go directly to their state's online regulations. Our founder became a major donor to the only Political Action Committee fund for Animal Welfare issues called HumaneUSA.   Fundraising and Marketing:  We purchased a new Point of Sale system with cash register and inventory software.  Implementing this software has enabled us to better track inventory, sales and trends. On May 19 our web site received 29,724 page requests to be our largest day ever. By the end of the year our site is currently averaging about 100,000 hits per day. Jamie and Howard attended Scott Moller's Fundraising Seminar in Tampa and Howard, Carole and Jen attended Scott Moller's Fundraising Seminar in Stone Mountain, GA. Scott Lope and Daniel Capiro have been working closely with players of the TampaBay Lightning to raise awareness. Thanks largely to the lion vs tiger ligers thousands of dollars in radio air time donated by six Cox Radio stations, our Fur Ball attracted 850 guests and we netted 50,000.00 as well as had a Roaring Good Time. Jamie created our first Holiday Card with a collage of the cats for our use and for sale in the gift shop. The Adoption Kits have been so successful that she has had to order them by the hundreds from a printer, rather than printing them one page at a time on her computer as she has done in the past.   Our online giftshop sales soared from $7,914.00 in 2003 to $32,351.00 in 2004. We began monitoring news alerts at Google for exotic cat issues and proactively writing in to the media. We were in the press 63 times compared to 35 times in 2003. Our newsletter The Big Cat Times (formerly Cat Tales) is now in color and goes out quarterly to 23,000 supporters.   Grounds Improvement:  At our January zoning hearing, 96 people wrote letters of support and 47 attended the hearing and spoke in support of the fine work we are doing on a global level. At the second hearing more than 200 supporters came to stand before the Board of county Commissioners in favour of Big Cat Rescue's planned development. In the past we had to haul 30 bags of trash, twice a week to the end of the road. This year we managed to get our very own dumpster on site. We moved the golf cart shed, tore down the old green barn and re-routed the fencing to increase parking area. We repainted the cabins, food prep, painted the E-Center and repainted several of the cages. We installed new signs on the buildings so that they are consistently called by name in our documentation and training manuals and to avoid confusion. Sentry Signs enabled us to put new signs on most of the cats along the tour path that states their name, species, date of birth and how they were rescued.   We began a fence improvement campaign called the Catter-Wall. Two marble lions were donated for our front gate and we may have someone willing to donate a new front entrance next year. Food Prep was tiled and had gutters installed all the way around. Kiss Cote was applied to the Leopard Cat-A-Tat as a rust preventative trial model in March. The roads were reinforced to prevent inaccessibility to certain areas in the rainy season. We started the process for adding a 4 bedroom, 3 bath dormatory for interns. We upgraded to broadband and now have a wireless Internet connection available for guests.   Helping Others:  We covered ad costs for The Association of Sanctuaries annual conference in March to insure that the people who need the training will know it is available.  We also paid expenses for three of the speakers on Cage Building, Operant Conditioning and the No More Homeless Pets approach to companion animal abandonment.  We shared the secret to our high search engine placement with TAOS and CWAPC and members of both organizations. We joined the Sanctuary Workers And Volunteers Association SWAVA and provided material for them to launch their campaign. We send out news alerts to everyone in our new Yahoo group and in the TAOS Yahoo group and include a Tip of the Day feature in which we share ideas that have worked for us. We gave permission to Florida's state government site, at their request, to use our photos to illustrate why we should protect the Florida Panther.   Charities that we donated to this year:  100 passes to No More Homeless Pets Adopt-a-thon and gift certificate for a Big Cat Expedition, 50 passes and gift certificate for a Big Cat Expedition to Florida Voices for Animals, 50 passes to Clearwater High school's Project Graduation, 100 passes to Dress For Success, 300 passes to The National Humane Societies spay/neuter and adoption programs.  Big Cat Expedition to Clearwater Chamber of Commerce's annual fundraiser. Donated a Big Cat Expedition and several Two for One Passes to Animal Coalition of Tampa for their Spay Day fundraiser. Big Cat Expedition for two and 200 passes to the Tampa Museum of Art. 1000 passes and a 1500. Expedition Package was donated to the Global Understanding's Carousel Ball. There were many, many more that we donated to this year that we did not keep stats on.  We offered to let No More Homeless Pets – HC and Florida Voices for Animals utilize our legislative program in a manner that is branded for their constituents.   Other:  Carole Baskin represented The Association of Sanctuaries at the Captive Wild Animal Protection Coalition's conference in San Francisco and was made The Association of Sanctuaries liaison to The Captive Wild Animal Protection Coalition.  She served as the interim President of the Association of Sanctuaries in 2004.    2004 was a grrreat year and we are looking forward to an even better 2005!!!   The narrow mission of Big Cat Rescue is to provide the best permanent home we can for the limited number of abused, abandoned and retired big cats that the sanctuary can afford to take in. However, the sanctuary must turn away over 100 cats per year and the number is growing.   The broader mission, therefore, is to reduce the number of cats that suffer the fate of abandonment and abuse by educating as many people as possible about the conditions that lead to the plight of these animals. We do this through our tours of the sanctuary, our school education programs, our 2100 page website that receives viewers from all over the world, by supporting species preservation efforts, and by providing a hands-on experience for interns from around the world.   We hope, by setting an example and teaching about how animals should be treated, that this will carry over into how we humans treat each other as well, and in doing so make the world a better place for all living creatures.   Our Officers and Board of Directors • CEO Chair of BOD and Founder  Carole Baskin • President Jamie Veronica • Vice President & BOD Cathy Mayeski • Secty/ Treasurer  Vernon C. Stairs • Director and Operations Manager  Scott Lope • Director and Coordinator Brian Czarnik The current board of directors will serve until December 31, 2005. Between now and then, staggered terms of four years and five years each will be set by the existing Board of Directors to insure the uninterrupted good work of Big Cat Rescue.   The financial audits for 2004 are posted here and include total income in the past fiscal year, expenses in the same program, fund raising and administrative categories as in the financial statements, and ending net assets.   Income   Gifts and Contributions cash:   232,597. Program Service Revenue:    314,143. Inventory Sold:  48,076. Rental Income:   31,718. Interest & mortgages     85,041. Events income:   39,631. Total income for the year   751,206.   Expenses   Animal Care:    363,798. Employee Benefits:         74. Payroll Taxes:     4,650. Accounting Fees:       3,525. Legal Fees:        17. Supplies:    39,322. Telephone:   14,232. Postage & Shipping:    4,911. Equipment Maintenance:     9,970. Printing & Publications:     50,583. Travel:    1,476. Conferences:       3,443. Depreciation:    18,116. Total Expense for the year  574,906   Excess for 2004    $  176,300 Net Assets at the beginning of 2004       $ 1,142,039 Net Assets at the ending of 2004            $ 1,318,339   While this accounting appears to show a gain, it does not take into consideration money spent on capital improvements and set aside for more capital expenditures.  Our complete 990 is available online at Guidestar.org under Big Cat Rescue. Neither the Founder nor any of her family nor friends are paid by Big Cat Rescue.   I've been writing my story since I was able to write, but when the media goes to share it, they only choose the parts that fit their idea of what will generate views.  If I'm going to share my story, it should be the whole story.  The titles are the dates things happened. If you have any interest in who I really am please start at the beginning of this playlist: http://savethecats.org/   I know there will be people who take things out of context and try to use them to validate their own misconception, but you have access to the whole story.  My hope is that others will recognize themselves in my words and have the strength to do what is right for themselves and our shared planet.     You can help feed the cats at no cost to you using Amazon Smile! Visit BigCatRescue.org/Amazon-smile   You can see photos, videos and more, updated daily at BigCatRescue.org   Check out our main channel at YouTube.com/BigCatRescue   Music (if any) from Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com) This video is for entertainment purposes only and is my opinion.  

“What Rachel was doing was inoculating the left against the reality the high probability that they're going to find of those 2.1 million ballots massive and different types of fraud,” he said. Our guest is: Dr. Peter Navarro Stay ahead of the censors - Join us warroom.org/join Aired On: 04/24/2021 Watch: On the Web: http://www.pandemic.warroom.org On Podcast: http://warroom.ctcin.bio On TV: PlutoTV Channel 240, Dish Channel 219, Roku, Apple TV, FireTV or on https://AmericasVoice.news. #news #politics #realnews

“What Rachel was doing was inoculating the left against the reality the high probability that they’re going to find of those 2.1 million ballots massive and different types of fraud,” he said. Our guest is: Dr. Peter Navarro Stay ahead of the censors - Join us warroom.org/join Aired On: 04/24/2021 Watch: On the Web: http://www.pandemic.warroom.org On Podcast: http://warroom.ctcin.bio On TV: PlutoTV Channel 240, Dish Channel 219, Roku, Apple TV, FireTV or on https://AmericasVoice.news. #news #politics #realnews

BIG SKY is a huge hit for ABC. The network has added more episodes to Season 1 after an initial 8 episode order. New episodes begin Tuesday, April 13th. This is the first time that Deede Pfeiffer has worked with her producer brother-in-law, David E. Kelley. Fans across the nation and abroad are tuning in every Tuesday night and in case they miss it, during the week on HULU to see what comes next on the Montana based series that features kidnappings, murders, a serial killer, human trafficking and just about everything you would never want to see in a beautiful mountain town but none the less love to see every week on television. Pfeiffer plays the role of Denise Brisbane, the office manager of a rural detective agency. Fans of the show know that amidst much chaos and confusion, Denise is the voice of reason who often defuses the hot headed detectives who react with plenty of passion and emotion. "Pfeiffer, who is Kelley's sister-in-law, will play Denise Brisbane, the brash office manager at P.I. firm Hoyt and Dewell who does her best to keep the peace amongst her colleagues while simultaneously exemplifying someone you wouldn't want to mess with. She's part psychologist, part Den Mother, and always the biggest presence in the room." -Nellie Andreeva, Deadline Where has Pfeiffer, the former Cybill and For Your Love star been for the last 10 years? She took time off to raise two sons as a single mother along with going back to school to earn a Masters Degree in Social Work from UCLA. The tv actress hopes to join her celebrity and shine a spotlight on chemical addiction, mental illness and homelessness. Pfeiffer herself has been very vocal about her own addiction and recovery to encourage others to find their own path to treatment and wellness.

BIG SKY is a huge hit for ABC. The network has added more episodes to Season 1 after an initial 8 episode order. New episodes begin Tuesday, April 13th. This is the first time that Deede Pfeiffer has worked with her producer brother-in-law, David E. Kelley. Fans across the nation and abroad are tuning in every Tuesday night and in case they miss it, during the week on HULU to see what comes next on the Montana based series that features kidnappings, murders, a serial killer, human trafficking and just about everything you would never want to see in a beautiful mountain town but none the less love to see every week on television. Pfeiffer plays the role of Denise Brisbane, the office manager of a rural detective agency. Fans of the show know that amidst much chaos and confusion, Denise is the voice of reason who often defuses the hot headed detectives who react with plenty of passion and emotion. "Pfeiffer, who is Kelley's sister-in-law, will play Denise Brisbane, the brash office manager at P.I. firm Hoyt and Dewell who does her best to keep the peace amongst her colleagues while simultaneously exemplifying someone you wouldn't want to mess with. She's part psychologist, part Den Mother, and always the biggest presence in the room." -Nellie Andreeva, Deadline Where has Pfeiffer, the former Cybill and For Your Love star been for the last 10 years? She took time off to raise two sons as a single mother along with going back to school to earn a Masters Degree in Social Work from UCLA. The tv actress hopes to join her celebrity and shine a spotlight on chemical addiction, mental illness and homelessness. Pfeiffer herself has been very vocal about her own addiction and recovery to encourage others to find their own path to treatment and wellness.

BIG SKY is a huge hit for ABC. The network has added more episodes to Season 1 after an initial 8 episode order. New episodes begin Tuesday, April 13th. This is the first time that Deede Pfeiffer has worked with her producer brother-in-law, David E. Kelley. Fans across the nation and abroad are tuning in every Tuesday night and in case they miss it, during the week on HULU to see what comes next on the Montana based series that features kidnappings, murders, a serial killer, human trafficking and just about everything you would never want to see in a beautiful mountain town but none the less love to see every week on television. Pfeiffer plays the role of Denise Brisbane, the office manager of a rural detective agency. Fans of the show know that amidst much chaos and confusion, Denise is the voice of reason who often defuses the hot headed detectives who react with plenty of passion and emotion. "Pfeiffer, who is Kelley's sister-in-law, will play Denise Brisbane, the brash office manager at P.I. firm Hoyt and Dewell who does her best to keep the peace amongst her colleagues while simultaneously exemplifying someone you wouldn't want to mess with. She's part psychologist, part Den Mother, and always the biggest presence in the room." -Nellie Andreeva, Deadline Where has Pfeiffer, the former Cybill and For Your Love star been for the last 10 years? She took time off to raise two sons as a single mother along with going back to school to earn a Masters Degree in Social Work from UCLA. The tv actress hopes to join her celebrity and shine a spotlight on chemical addiction, mental illness and homelessness. Pfeiffer herself has been very vocal about her own addiction and recovery to encourage others to find their own path to treatment and wellness.

BIG SKY is a huge hit for ABC. The network has added more episodes to Season 1 after an initial 8 episode order. New episodes begin Tuesday, April 13th. This is the first time that Deede Pfeiffer has worked with her producer brother-in-law, David E. Kelley. Fans across the nation and abroad are tuning in every Tuesday night and in case they miss it, during the week on HULU to see what comes next on the Montana based series that features kidnappings, murders, a serial killer, human trafficking and just about everything you would never want to see in a beautiful mountain town but none the less love to see every week on television. Pfeiffer plays the role of Denise Brisbane, the office manager of a rural detective agency. Fans of the show know that amidst much chaos and confusion, Denise is the voice of reason who often defuses the hot headed detectives who react with plenty of passion and emotion. "Pfeiffer, who is Kelley's sister-in-law, will play Denise Brisbane, the brash office manager at P.I. firm Hoyt and Dewell who does her best to keep the peace amongst her colleagues while simultaneously exemplifying someone you wouldn't want to mess with. She's part psychologist, part Den Mother, and always the biggest presence in the room." -Nellie Andreeva, Deadline Where has Pfeiffer, the former Cybill and For Your Love star been for the last 10 years? She took time off to raise two sons as a single mother along with going back to school to earn a Masters Degree in Social Work from UCLA. The tv actress hopes to join her celebrity and shine a spotlight on chemical addiction, mental illness and homelessness. Pfeiffer herself has been very vocal about her own addiction and recovery to encourage others to find their own path to treatment and wellness.

After a 10-year absence from Hollywood, Dedee Pfeiffer is back starring on the new David E. Kelley helmed drama, BIG SKY. The series is set in rural Montana where private detectives search for two sisters who have been kidnapped by a truck driver on a remote highway. The series returns to ABC TuesdayApril 13th!During her recent time away from Hollywood, Pfeiffer has been hard at work earning a Bachelors Degree in Psychology at Pierce College, Valley College and California State University Northridge. It was at UCLA where she earned a Masters of Social Work. Her area of concentration includes mental illness, substance use and homelessness.Television fans will know this talented actress from her series regular roles on FOR YOUR LOVE with Holly Robinson Peete, Tamala Jones and James Lesure and from the award winning comedy series CYBILL opposite Cybill Shepherd and Christine Baranski. This series won a SAG Award for Outstanding Ensemble Series. Other notable small screen guest roles include but are not limited to ELLEN, SEINFELD, CSI, CSI:NEW YORK, WANTED, FRIENDS and ER.No stranger to the big screen, Pfeiffer also had impressive roles in the films RED SURF opposite George Clooney, FALLING DOWN with Michael Douglas, TUNE IN TOMORROW with Keanu Reeves and INTO THE NIGHT with Jeff Goldblum. Early in her career she starred in the indie cult film VAMP with the legendary music icon, Grace Jones. In addition, she has dozens of other studio and independent films to her credits including producing the indie award winning film LOREDO. The short film, THE TUB in which she starred and produced won multiple awards including a festival Best Actress Award.Dedee Pfeiffer, the single mother of two bright and talented young men is happy to be back working at her creative craft. She has returned to the living rooms of television fans everywhere with BIG SKY.MORE ON DEDEE AND BIG SKYBIG SKY is a huge hit for ABC. The network has added more episodes to Season 1 after an initial 8 episode order. New episodes begin Tuesday, April 13th. This is the first time that Deede Pfeiffer has worked with her producer brother-in-law, David E. Kelley.Fans across the nation and abroad are tuning in every Tuesday night and in case they miss it, during the week on HULU to see what comes next on the Montana based series that features kidnappings, murders, a serial killer, human trafficking and just about everything you would never want to see in a beautiful mountain town but none the less love to see every week on television. Pfeiffer plays the role of Denise Brisbane, the office manager of a rural detective agency. Fans of the show know that amidst much chaos and confusion, Denise is the voice of reason who often defuses the hot headed detectives who react with plenty of passion and emotion."Pfeiffer, who is Kelley's sister-in-law, will play Denise Brisbane, the brash office manager at P.I. firm Hoyt and Dewell who does her best to keep the peace amongst her colleagues while simultaneously exemplifying someone you wouldn't want to mess with. She's part psychologist, part Den Mother, and always the biggest presence in the room." -Nellie Andreeva, DeadlineWhere has Pfeiffer, the former Cybill and For Your Love star been for the last 10 years? She took time off to raise two sons as a single mother along with going back to school to earn a Masters Degree in Social Work from UCLA. The tv actress hopes to join her celebrity and shine a spotlight on chemical addiction, mental illness and homelessness. Pfeiffer herself has been very vocal about her own addiction and recovery to encourage others to find their own path to treatment and wellness.ABOUT BIG SKY, RETURNING TO ABC TUESDAY APRIL 13th AT 10/9 CENTRALFrom visionary storyteller David E. Kelley ("Big Little Lies") comes "Big Sky," a thriller created by Kelley, who will write multiple episodes and serve as showrunner in its premiere season. Private detectives Cassie Dewell and Cody Hoyt join forces with his estranged wife and ex-cop, Jenny Hoyt, to search for two sisters who have been kidnapped by a truck driver on a remote highway in Montana. But when they discover that these are not the only girls who have disappeared in the area, they must race against the clock to stop the killer before another woman is taken.https://abc.com/shows/big-sky/cast/dedee-pfeiffer

Brandon and Kyle debut with their first podcast discussing the 8th episode of "WandaVision", and what they think is to come next.

Music columnist Peter Rowan introduces us to Den Mother, Sabarah Pilon.

Kangore is in deep trouble and I mean deep. He has left his friends back in town and joined forces with two separate mercenary groups only to be the last surviving member of each. He is now completely alone as he gets ever closer to his goal, destroying the Den Mother and her stranglehold on the region with the Black Decay. Meanwhile, the rest of the group has just destroyed corrupted versions of Kangore's 1st alliance and continue through the infected forest with limited spell slots and possibly a new ally. Special Thanks to our Patreon Supporters: Robert Speewack, Kit Curtis and Shelby Boggess! You can support us at our Patreon @: https://www.patreon.com/savethed8pod You can also get a 20% discount on Battlebards by using this link: https://battlebards.com/#/register/SAVETHED8 Additional Soundscapes: Uneasy Cave and Heaven by: Michaël Ghelfi (You can find his work at Bandcamp) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/savethed8pod/support

On this episode of The Outlaw Nation Show, The Outlaw John Rocha is excited to welcome comedian, pundit, and the Den Mother of the Schmoedown Kate Mulligan to the show. They will go in depth on Kate's life, how she got into comedy, what it was like to stop performing and focus on being a Mom, what brought her back to do comedy again AND what it's like leading her cubs in The Den in the Schmoedown. PLUS they answer all YOUR Streamlabs and SuperChat questions on the show. It's another insightful, funny and engaging conversation with one of the most talented people working in the business today. #KateMulligan #Schmoedown #TheOutlawNationShow Follow John Rocha: https://twitter.com/TheRochaSays Follow Kate Mulligan: https://twitter.com/katestmomever Also, you can support John Rocha and The Outlaw Nation on his Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/JohnRocha

On today's show, Suge, Justin, and Fares have an interview with the Den Mother herself, Kate Mulligan! We talked about her first year as a manager in the Movie Trivia Schmoedown, the upcoming Star Wars and Innergeekdom tournaments, her thoughts on The Pride being heels, and how Suge is her online boyfriend. Things went off the rails like you probably knew it would. Plus there's talk about what happened on Backstage this week. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lets-get-ready-net/support

On the latest episode of THE NEW ABNORMAL, Rick Wilson explains why he’s avoiding sushi, tea, helicopters, and, perhaps, knives. Molly Jong-Fast wonders what is going on in Michelle Malkin’s mind, and unexpectedly wins an alt-right prize. And our dynamic duo talk to Daily Beast reporter Olivia Messer about her new story involving Ashton Kutcher, Joe Exotic, and some rather suspect coronavirus tests. Plus! Molly and Rick debut two new features: Breaking Dumb, and Trump Those Fuckbros (or is it the other way around?).  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

C2A's Danie, DiNuzzo, and Alex chat with SEN Goddess, Den Mother and comedian, Kate Mulligan. In this interview we chatted about participating in Schmoedown's first draft, becoming a last-minute manager and working with the SEN crew! Follow the C2A team on social media! Twitter: @CalltoActionPod Instagram: @CalltoActionPodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calltoactionpod

In today's Being Jim Davis, we finally dig into Jon Arbuckle's weird habit of leaving roast turkeys sitting around all over his house and its possible connection with Den Mother's enforcer, the sentient and carnivorous purpole cloud. Hosts: Christopher Winter, Jon Gibson Today's strip Become a Patron! Or visit these other fine internet URLs: BJD Homepage | BJD Twitter | BJD Facebook Page | Pitchdrop Network Homepage

Girls have joined scouting & Jennifer Clutter is helping lead the way.  Her son, Carson, just bridged over to the Troop; while her daughter, Kennedy, is now a Bear Cub Scout in Pack #3.  Jennifer is on the Mecklenburg Executive Council & Den Mother so she gives us a great perspective of the new inroads of ladies in Scouting BSA. https://blog.scoutingmagazine.org/2018/04/02/5-quick-questions-with-jennifer-clutter-an-early-adopter-leader-of-an-all-girl-den/ https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/local/article203692099.html

What is it like to live without a dad? How about without a dad AND a mom? Does a lack of parent's stunt or accelerate an artist's growth? How did they learn to tie their shoes? Orphan comedians, Amber Rollo and Chanel Ali, have a guest on each week to talk about it and laugh at some supremely dark stuff. Listen to their stories from the luxury of your parent's guest room, while lamenting how hard it is to not have a struggle. Remember, we are proud of you. In this episode Amber and Chanel talk with comedian and writer Cathy Humes about "missing what you miss". She was a pleasure to talk to and had amazing insights into how to deal with loss. Also, y'all should follow her on Twitter @CrappyFumes because her puns are delightful. Before that we chatted about Mama Mia!, Janet Jackson, International Friendship Day and Dunkin' Donuts. Our famous orphan this episode was The Queen of Pop, Den Mother and all around Bad Ass, Madonna.

Former TV executive turned meditation entrepreneur, Tal Rabinowitz (founder of LA's The DEN Meditation), sits down with Elizabeth and Stephanie for an inspiring conversation. They go deep on the importance following your path, discuss elements of meditation and celebrate how Botox journeys and Vanderpump Rules can be the perfect compliment to any wellness routine.

Occasionally, a new person comes into your life. Some of those people become acquaintances, some friends, a one or two, good friends. Very rarely, one of those good friends is an Amanda Bartley, someone who is exceedingly generous and giving, selfless and kind. This week, Amanda sits in on the podcast with Nate and Joe, and Pillow Talk Land is better for it. Amanda is an OG Pillowtalkian, and from hence forth will be known as the Den Mother. Also in this jam packed, stuffed to the brim, fully loaded episode, Amanda brings her Medium Black Box. Joe likes his millet warm. Nate nerdgasms about Jacob Collier and just intonation and vocoders. Joe is the head of the Shadow Government, and so much more!If you want to hear some great uses of the vocoder, watch this, and this, and this. This is not technically vocoder, but it is beautiful and should be listened to on repeat.

I'm extremely honored to introduce today's guest of The Inside Line, Kathy Sessler. The first thing I want to say is that I feel like I was way off in our interview intro when I call her the "Den Mother" of the Santa Cruz Syndicate. While I meant that to be endearing, I realized, after our interview, that the term doesn't convey the complexity and responsibility that comes with being Syndicate team manager. My perceptions of what she does with arguably downhilling's most exciting team were completely changed after the interview. I hope the conversation we had gets you get stoked on Kathy's extremely deep history with bikes and racing, as well as with what she does for our sport today. Enjoy the show! -gordo

Today 2 of the Buds visit the all new BEER DEN at Lowes Foods in Jamestown NC. We talk to Carly, the Den Mother. And to Charles the man responsible for all of the choices in and around the Den. And also to the President of Lowes Foods, Tim Lowe. CHEERS!!!

Special Guest: Fistine! Drunk Dial/Mailbag Dave's Fancy Pants Drinks and Casual Chats Stupid Shit Republicans Say Beer Talk: Central Waters Spin the Black Circle Casual Encounters Last Shot

Special Guest: Fistine! Drunk Dial/Mailbag Dave's Fancy Pants Drinks and Casual Chats Stupid Shit Republicans Say Beer Talk: Central Waters Spin the Black Circle Casual Encounters Last Shot

Johnny Bravo - 2x21b - Den Mother Johnny

Johnny Bravo - 2x21b - Den Mother Johnny

This episode Roo and Elias talk about Mother’s Day and pay their appreciation to their mothers.  They have guests YuurYuu and his mother (Den Mother) and Elia’s Mother (Mama Cat).  Happy mothers day!  Today’s musical breaks are by Furries in a Blender, Love Me and Mayhem, Push Every Button.   Links YuurYuu FA: http://www.furaffinity.net/user/yuuryuu Now Listen

Patrick comes by to talk about the end of Den Mother, his one man show, and The Post Office.  Subscribe on iTunes and please rate the show if you have time.  It helps people find the show.  Thanks for listening.

On Top Of The World, Raccoon Terror, Den Mother, Bad Movies, Love's Wild Desire Readings, Old Lady, Courage Reunion, Ball Talk, Blazers, Boo-Ray, Luck Money, Golden Voice Gets Job, World Of Crazy, Meg Ryan, Nipple Prodcedure, Fries, H AND R BLOCK, Audit Sucks

Washington Whispers Editor Paul Bedard podcast

Washington Whispers Editor Paul Bedard podcast

Washington Whispers Editor Paul Bedard podcast

Episode 13 features an interview with our forum Den Mother and bully boss fighter, Lulu.  Lulu joined our forum feeling alone and confused about how her long stellar career could start crumbling when a much younger manager took over the department where Lulu worked.  Over a year later Lulu is still fighting through trials, but now after learning her rights she feels empowered and more in control.  Make no mistake, Lulu does not have an easy life.  But listen to her tell her story on this podcast and you will detect a calm confidence in Lulu that makes her a source of inspiration and comfort in the Employment Law Academy.Remember last episode when we introduced The Undercover HR Person, Mary, to help our community members with responding to a bullying bosses and H.R. Departments?  So many people contacted her for help that now there is a waiting line.  If you'd like to check to see if she's had any cancellations you can contact her at: mary@undercoverlawyer.comQuick Tip Contact Info: http://www.thedisabilitydigest.com/