Podcast appearances and mentions of don drake

A new MP3 sermon from Trinity Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Naomi's Homecoming: Hope for Spiritual Restoration Speaker: Don Drake Broadcaster: Trinity Baptist Church Event: Sunday - AM Date: 6/26/2022 Bible: Ruth 1:1-22 Length: 43 min.

Well, I bet that show title got your attention! Today’s show is a special one both for the subject and for the guest and his life journey. The life-long quest we all have for what we usually call “happiness” is really something much deeper and fundamental. What we really mean is not “ha-ha” happiness, but, peace of mind and the ability to live in the present without the constant ruminations about mistakes of the past and worries about tomorrow. We, as humans are body, mind and spirit. In the west, yoga and meditation are generally seen as activities meant to improve physical balance, strength, balance and mobility. Little understood and discussed is the connection between the ruminations of the mind and the spirit—the unseen and invisible life force. My guest today, is Don Drake, the head of Community Outreach at Unity Church of Dallas. His personal life story is compelling. Before his entry to West Point as a cadet, he and his brothers and his mother had endured years of verbal and physical abuse from his father. His PTSD, in spite of his military career didn’t come from combat in some foreign land, but, from this violent family environment. He credits his ex-wife with literally saving his life by introducing him to a mindfulness practice. In his post-military life he was very successful in business. After getting his MBA, he spent a number of years in banking and oil and gas, including serving as both CFO and CEO of companies. Athletes today have to manage the game inside the lines—the playing field and the increasingly noisy life outside the lines where your performance is evaluated and criticized endlessly on social media and talk radio. Less visible is the game outside the lines that have to be managed by the business or career person in today’s digital age. Don was highly successful in his business career, but as you will see today, a mental mess outside the lines: angry, depressed, and still suffering from the traumas of his childhood. k        Welcome to Exiting the A. S.A.P. Lane with Special Guest Don Drake   At the risk of contributing to the mistaken idea that yoga and meditation is a religion, please summarize as a starter what you mean by “The Yoga of Jesus”, because I grew up in a Baptist family who went to church twice on Sunday, prayer meeting on Wednesday nights, vacation bible school and tent revival meetings in the summer, and I have to confess, I never heard that Jesus did yoga? His journey from abusive childhood, to West Point to highly successful business career, yet a dark side and how you have now found what you think is your true calling. Please elaborate Success inside the lines won’t silence the monkey Spirit and how a stressed mind prevents the fruits of the spirit Mindfulness is a minister’s best friend Meditation and prayer When the mind is blind, the eyes cannot see Trauma gave you self-limiting beliefs?   Make sure to subscribe! 

If there's one genre that DC is known for as much as its superheroes, it's science fiction. A staple of the company since it's very early days, it has spawned thousands of stories, and in this episode I take a look at 80 years of DC Comics' science fiction. What's covered, you ask? Don Drake on the Planet Soro, Tommy Tomorrow in "Columbus of Space," Adam Strange in "War on Earth and Rann," a story called "Killing Time" from Mystery in Space, Hex #11, and the Warren Ellis/Colleen Doran graphic novel Orbiter. Plus, interludes from Real Fact Comics that show us all what a wonderful future the Golden Age had in store for us! Comments and feedback are appreciated on the Pop Culture Affidavit Facebook page or by emailing me at popcultureaffidavit@gmail.com. Enjoy the show!

If there's one genre that DC is known for as much as its superheroes, it's science fiction. A staple of the company since it's very early days, it has spawned thousands of stories, and in this episode I take a look at 80 years of DC Comics' science fiction. What's covered, you ask? Don Drake on the Planet Soro, Tommy Tomorrow in "Columbus of Space," Adam Strange in "War on Earth and Rann," a story called "Killing Time" from Mystery in Space, Hex #11, and the Warren Ellis/Colleen Doran graphic novel Orbiter. Plus, interludes from Real Fact Comics that show us all what a wonderful future the Golden Age had in store for us! Comments and feedback are appreciated on the Pop Culture Affidavit Facebook page or by emailing me at popcultureaffidavit@gmail.com. Enjoy the show!

Mike is back for another episode covering the early days of DC comics history. Did you ever want to know about the comics that were around before Superman debuted? Find out about three DC features in this episode: Who was the first lady of DC? No, it wasn't Wonder Woman. It was Sandra of the Secret Service! She had her own feature in DC's first ever comic, New Fun #1. Not only that but she held the lead spot in nearly every issue. You go, girl! Here are some pages from Sandra's first adventure. These are color versions of Sandra's first two appearances that were reprinted in Bingo Comics (1945). Episode #1 - Page 1, Page 2 and Episode #2 - Page 1, Page 2 Also in this episode, DC's earliest science fiction strips: Don Drake on Planet Saro and Super-Police.Feedback for this show can be sent to: dchistory@mikesamazingworld.comThis podcast is brought to you by Mike's Amazing World of Comics Get Mike's latest updates on Facebook.

Mike is back for another episode covering the early days of DC comics history. Did you ever want to know about the comics that were around before Superman debuted? Find out about three DC features in this episode: Who was the first lady of DC? No, it wasn't Wonder Woman. It was Sandra of the Secret Service! She had her own feature in DC's first ever comic, New Fun #1. Not only that but she held the lead spot in nearly every issue. You go, girl! Here are some pages from Sandra's first adventure. These are color versions of Sandra's first two appearances that were reprinted in Bingo Comics (1945). Episode #1 - Page 1, Page 2 and Episode #2 - Page 1, Page 2 Also in this episode, DC's earliest science fiction strips: Don Drake on Planet Saro and Super-Police.Feedback for this show can be sent to: dchistory@mikesamazingworld.comThis podcast is brought to you by Mike's Amazing World of Comics Get Mike's latest updates on Facebook.