Podcast appearances and mentions of don richards

Recently X101's Jack Eves was visited in the studio by Don Richards, member and chair of the Ride for Rotary Fundraiser for the Cortland Breakfast Rotary Club. Ride for Rotary[Read More...] The post The Ride for Rotary Celebrates 21 Years of Fundraising in Cortland County! appeared first on X101 Always Classic - WXHC.com.

On this episode fan favorite, interior designer Don Richards is back once again! Zen Friends have written in with their home decorating dilemmas and Don has answers. Don will answer three different listener questions including, grandparents who needs a solution to a room in a home that they will sell in the next two years, a newly single mom who has a brand new rental home and a mom with a large family room that she would like to make more visually appealing as well as cozy and functional. Don is on a mission to make home decor affordable for everyone. And in this episode Don will talk about how to get a bargain on Facebook Market Place, how to find designer deals at Target, the least amount of money you should spend for a well made couch as well as what to look for on Amazon. To see photos of some of Don's recommendations, join our private Facebook group by searching for Your Zen Friend, in groups on Facebook.Don's Bio: Consumed by architecture, design, and home since childhood, Don graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia with a degree in Historic Preservation. For the last thirty years, his obsession with home has seen him in the worlds of interior design, visual merchandising, and real estate. A Litchfield County native, Don has designed spaces in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island, and Florida, while vowing never again to work in NYC because of elevator constraints. Can a sofa be disassembled and put back together? The answer is yes. Should it be? LOL, the answer is no. He believes the key to a space being home is personality and quirk. Try and think outside the box with vintage and unique. Look toward the architectural style of the property and let that guide you. If you love it, it will usually work. Just no 75'' flat screens, please. Don is passionate about BLTs, turtlenecks, and his orange tabby, Ernest. Not necessarily in that order.Connect with Don:email: don@theshoppes.netFind him at Middle Furniture in Middlebury, CT: https://www.middleburyfurniture.com/instagram: @dwrhomedesignI'd love to hear from YOU! Here's how to connect with me:Email me at: YourZenFriendPod@gmail.comFind me on instagram @YourZenFriendPodTo join Amanda Jefferson's, "Get it Done Club:"  https://indigoorganizing.thrivecart.com/the-get-it-done-club/Remember to enter code GETITDONE for $5 off your first monthFor information on Lauren's counseling services, including her upcoming group counseling for children and teens check out: www.LaurenCounseling.com

On this episode, Zen Friend and fan favorite, Don Richards is back to talk interior design on a budget. We will talk about some common problem areas that can be challenging to make beautiful in homes.  We will also talk about how to make your home work for you now instead of decorating for a fantasy self. Ever wondered what your options are for an easy fix for a popcorn ceiling or mirrored closet doors?  Is it ever a smart choice to refinish or DYI kitchen cabinets? Should you follow the Pinterest trend of using lots of matching baskets? Don answers all these questions and more!And stay tuned till the end of the episode when Don makes an exciting announcement!Don's Bio: Consumed by architecture, design, and home since childhood, Don graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia with a degree in Historic Preservation. For the last thirty years, his obsession with home has seen him in the worlds of interior design, visual merchandising, and real estate. A Litchfield County native, Don has designed spaces in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island, and Florida, while vowing never again to work in NYC because of elevator constraints. Can a sofa be disassembled and put back together? The answer is yes. Should it be? LOL, the answer is no. He believes the key to a space being home is personality and quirk. Try and think outside the box with vintage and unique. Look toward the architectural style of the property and let that guide you. If you love it, it will usually work. Just no 75'' flat screens, please. Don is passionate about BLTs, turtlenecks, and his orange tabby, Ernest. Not necessarily in that order.Connect with Don:email: don@theshoppes.netFind him at Middle Furniture in Middlebury, CT: https://www.middleburyfurniture.com/instagram: @dwrhomedesignI'd love to hear from YOU! Here's how to connect with me:Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/yourzenfriendEmail me at: YourZenFriendPod@gmail.comFind me on instagram @YourZenFriendPodFor information on Lauren's counseling services, including her upcoming group counseling for children and teens check out: www.LaurenCounseling.com

On a mission to make your home both functional and aesthetically pleasing without breaking the bank? Join the conversation with my dear friend and interior designer, Don Richards. In this episode Don offers insights on some of the best places to shop for a deal and shares what to hunt for and what to steer clear of in stores like Home Goods. Whether it's brightening your home with fresh flowers, music, and lighting or hunting for unique pieces in local thrift stores, Don's tips make beautiful homes accessible for all. Don and I have fun with a quiz I designed where Don has to guess the  paint color names that are real and the one I made up. These are all crazy names! See if you can guess the real paint colors. It's not that easy! We wrap up our chat by touching some great design accounts and bloggers to follow for inspiration, and highlight some helpful design resources like Emily Henderson's book, The New Design Rules, and the website Copycatchic. Some resources that are mentioned: The Dollar Tree - https://www.dollartree.comThrift Store in Bantam CT - https://www.clothestreect.com/Chintz and Prints in Newtown CT - https://www.chintznprints.com/https://www.younghouselove.com/https://www.younghouselove.com/podcast-introduction/https://stylebyemilyhenderson.com/Book: The New Design Rules by Emily Henderson - https://a.co/d/5ktAo5DShay McGee for Target - https://www.target.com/b/threshold-designed-w-studio-mcgee/-/N-q643le65vqvhttps://www.copycatchic.com/Pottery Barn - https://www.potterybarn.comDon's Bio: Consumed by architecture, design, and home since childhood, Don graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia with a degree in Historic Preservation. For the last thirty years, his obsession with home has seen him in the worlds of interior design, visual merchandising, and real estate. A Litchfield County native, Don has designed spaces in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island, and Florida, while vowing never again to work in NYC because of elevator constraints. Can a sofa be disassembled and put back together? The answer is yes. Should it be? LOL, the answer is no. He believes the key to a space being home is personality and quirk. Try and think outside the box with vintage and unique. Look toward the architectural style of the property and let that guide you. If you love it, it will usually work. Just no 75'' flat screens, please. Don is passionate about BLTs, turtlenecks, and his orange tabby, Ernest. Not necessarily in that order.Connect with Don: email: don@theshoppes.netFind him at Middle Furniture in Middlebury, CT: https://www.middleburyfurniture.com/instagram: @dwrhomedesign I'd love to hear from YOU! Here's how to connect with me:Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/yourzenfriendEmail me at: YourZenFriendPod@gmail.comFind me on instagram @YourZenFriendPodFor information on Lauren's counseling services, including her upcoming group counseling for children and teens check out: www.LaurenCounseling.com

On this podcast I will talk about: Making Your Home Your Sanctuary with interior designer and friend Don Richards. Don will share his expertise on home do's and don't, decorating for the holidays and how to make your home reflect who you are. A little about Don: Consumed by architecture, design, and home since childhood, Don graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia with a degree in Historic Preservation. For the last thirty years, his obsession with home has seen him in the worlds of interior design, visual merchandising, and real estate. A Litchfield County native, Don has designed spaces in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island, and Florida, while vowing never again to work in NYC because of elevator constraints. Can a sofa be disassembled and put back together? The answer is yes. Should it be? LOL, the answer is no. He believes the key to a space being home is personality and quirk. Try and think outside the box with vintage and unique. Look toward the architectural style of the property and let that guide you. If you love it, it will usually work. Just no 75'' flat screens, please. Don is passionate about BLTs, turtlenecks, and his orange tabby, Ernest. Not necessarily in that order. He can be reached at: Middlebury Furniture and Home Design1101 Southford RoadMiddlebury, CT  06762860-996-8690don@theshoppes.netdonrichardsIII on InstagramIf you like this episode please subscribe! It also will help others to find this podcast when you leave a 5 star rating and review. If you have a question, comment or an idea for a future episode please reach out. You can email me at: YourZenFriendPod@gmail.comor find me on instagram @YourZenFriendPodOr in facebook groups at: www.facebook.com/groups/yourzenfriend/For more information on Lauren's counseling services check out: www.LaurenCounseling.com 

Message delivered by Don Richards on January 30, 2022, to the Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church The post Failure – Don Richards appeared first on Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church.

Message delivered by Don Richards on January 9, 2022, to the Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church The post Priests and apostles – Don Richards appeared first on Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church.

Message delivered by Don Richards on November 14, 2021, to the Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church The post Physical mirrors spiritual – Don Richards appeared first on Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church.

Message delivered by Don Richards on October 17, 2021, to the Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church The post Balak and Balaam – Don Richards appeared first on Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church.

Message delivered by Don Richards on September 12, 2021, to the Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church The post Abide in Christ – Don Richards appeared first on Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church.

Message delivered by Don Richards on July 11, 2021, to the Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church The post Tempting Christ – Don Richards appeared first on Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church.

Message delivered by Don Richards on May 9, 2021, to the Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church The post Honor our mother and father – Don Richards appeared first on Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church.

Elder Don Richards [TX] brings a message beginning from Genesis 2.  Message delivered Sunday, May 2, 2021 at Mt Carmel Primitive Baptist Church, Bel Air,…

Message delivered by Don Richards on April 11, 2021, to the Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church The post Life and death – Don Richards appeared first on Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church.

Message delivered by Don Richards on December 13, 2020, to the Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church The post Giving/revealed wisdom – Don Richards appeared first on Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church.

Message delivered by Don Richards on November 8, 2020, to the Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church The post Firstfruits – Don Richards appeared first on Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church.

Message delivered by Don Richards on October 11, 2020, to the Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church The post Till the Lord comes – Don Richards appeared first on Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church.

Message delivered by Don Richards on August 9, 2020, to the Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church The post Leavening in the church – Don Richards appeared first on Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church.

Message delivered by Don Richards on July 12, 2020, to the Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church The post The three heavens – Don Richards appeared first on Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church.

Message delivered by Don Richards on March 15, 2020, to the Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church The post Thank the Lord – Don Richards appeared first on Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church.

Message delivered by Don Richards on February 9, 2020, to the Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church The post Fables – Don Richards appeared first on Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church.

MCVP 025-B (Ascension Of The Brave) - Ben-G #Copacetic Eyoo! MCVP Fam, thee long awaited Episode 025 has dropped and ready for download. Yes! It's our first episode for the year 2020 and we can safely say to you, Fam, everything is #COPACETIC On this episode we soldier on with our very own lady DJ Rato(The Cooking DJ) together with Sean & Ben-G (MCVP CEO's) and let's show some love to our guest spinners Don Richards & Cognac. Thank you for the love and support we really appreciate ****TRACKLIST NOT AVAILABLE**** Available on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/za/podcast/masala-chilled-vibes-podcast/id1254348923

MCVP 025-A (Tribute To Trevor 187) - Sean #Copacetic Eyoo! MCVP Fam, thee long awaited Episode 025 has dropped and ready for download. Yes! It's our first episode for the year 2020 and we can safely say to you, Fam, everything is #COPACETIC On this episode we soldier on with our very own lady DJ Rato(The Cooking DJ) together with Sean & Ben-G (MCVP CEO's) and let's show some love to our guest spinners Don Richards & Cognac. Thank you for the love and support we really appreciate ****TRACKLIST NOT AVAILABLE**** Available on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/za/podcast/masala-chilled-vibes-podcast/id1254348923

Message delivered by Don Richards on January 12, 2020, to the Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church The post Esau – Don Richards appeared first on Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church.

Message delivered by Don Richards on December 8, 2019, to the Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church The post Wait for the Lord – Don Richards appeared first on Lubbock Primitive Baptist Church.

The financial system that is enslaving us gets its power from our passive consent. Money is created by private-sector banks out of thin air, and then we pay interest on that!   Each time a bank makes a loan, it essentially creates money as debt. This system results in problems such as increasing levels of household debt and inflating property prices. It ensures a rapidly widening income gap. In New Zealand we are allowing our children to go into debt slavery! First they have student loans; then they may have a mortgage, and then they are expected to save for their retirement. If we continue with this system we will fail as a society. In this interview Don Richards, co- founder of Positive Money New Zealand, talks with Lisa Er about the problems and the solutions. Positive Money New Zealand began when Sue Hamill and Don Richards had the current debt based system explained to them in 2010, while watching, “Money as Debt”.  When they learnt that New Zealand operated under the same system - they customised the UK campaign to the New Zealand situation. Don explains how new money is introduced into the economy by private banks as loans and is shown by water coming though the tap.   As they create the money themselves, the only constraint is people’s ability to take on higher and higher levels of debt.  This created money distorts the property market and allows house prices to increase year in and year out, irrespective of demand. Banks make enormous profits from money creation – more than $5,000 million dollars each year - $10 million dollars a day and most of that money disappears overseas.  Imagine what we could do with $10 million dollars a day.  It is a huge drain on our economy.   There is however a bigger problem.  When people repay their loans, that money disappears from the economy, which is represented by money going down the drain.   Loan money that is repaid to the banks cannot then be lent out again because as the original loan money was created from nothing it must return to nothing.   In banking terms money is “destroyed” when people repay loans.  This is ridiculous and is probably what the former governor of the Bank of England, Sir Mervyn King, was alluding to when he said “Of all the many ways of organising banking, the worst is the one we have today”. For our economy to work, more people must get into debt than get out of debt. In times of recession, people take out fewer loans as confidence in the future declines, and more people repay their loans.  The banks also get nervous as their confidence in people’s ability to repay loans diminishes and they lend out less money.    Governments make matters worse by introducing austerity measures, cutting back on their spending. This further reduces the amount of money in the economy, prolonging any recession. When confidence picks up, people take on new loans faster than the old ones are repaid, banks become bolder and lend more and the government spends more, creating a boom.  This is the boom and bust cycle which is an artificial construct based on a flawed monetary system. Positive Money’s Solution The Positive Money solution would have the Reserve Bank issue our money supply debt free and they would take control of the tap.   The money being introduced into the economy by the Reserve bank could be spent by the government on infrastructure projects such as hospitals, roads and bridges or new schools and the need to government debt would disappear. Our government debt is currently $110, thousand million dollars and the Government pays Five Thousand Million Dollars in interest alone each year. This equates to 14 Million dollars a day that it does not need to spend.   When you add the principle repayments that do not need to be made, the amount of available money is staggering.  Imagine what we could do with all of that extra money. There would still be a place for private banks though.  While they could no longer create money from nothing, they would have to attract deposits from those willing to invest.   In this way loans from the private banks, once repaid would be available to be lent out again, thereby putting a plug in the bath.   The boom and bust cycles would smooth out and the available money in the economy would rise.   With more money in circulation New Zealand would move from a low wage economy to a high wage one Governments from the left could use the additional money to increase social services and provide a Universal Basic Income or pay off the student loan debt.   Governments on the right could use it to pay down the Government debt and reduce taxes.   We would no longer need to engage in risky offshore drilling or engage in fracking, or mining in our conservation estate to grow our economy – it would grow organically.  There would be money for free education, proper schools, affordable health care, a decent retirement income… The International Monetary Fund paper that was mentioned in the Seven Sharp clip endorses a similar solution.  Here is a quote straight from the paper: the benefits would be: dramatically reduced public and private (net) debt levels (because money creation no longer requires simultaneous debt creation), better control of business cycle fluctuations, complete elimination of bank runs, output gains of 10% and inflation can drop to zero without posing problems for the conduct of monetary policy. Not only would the New Zealand economy thrive, individuals and families that are struggling to make ends meet under the current system would prosper. About Positive Money New Zealand Positive Money New Zealand is a campaign to move New Zealand from a debt-based economy to one that operates with a full reserve in which money has been issued debt-free and interest-free. This will free the nation and its people from the crippling effects of ever increasing interest bills - that keep the majority of people on the debt treadmill. The campaign is based on one that has been running in the UK called Positive Money - which started in May 2010 as well as a similar one in the United States called the American Monetary Institute - which began in 1996. Positive Money New Zealand is now part of a global network of organisations dedicated to reforming our banking system. About Don Richards Don lives in Whakatane and is married to Sue Hamill - the co founder of Positive Money New Zealand.  He has two daughters from a previous marriage and became a grandfather in May 2011.   Don has worked in a number of key industries during times of significant change in New Zealand’s recent history.  He was employed by BP Oil New Zealand, working in their Retail Strategy unit during the deregulation of the New Zealand oil industry in the late 1980's. He also worked for Standards New Zealand in the late 1990's as it grappled with the transition from state funding to the user-pays model.  In addition, Don worked for the New Zealand Dairy Board, leading up to the formation of Fonterra and beyond. Don then worked for BRANZ (Building Research Association of New Zealand) for 11 years as their Quality and Environmental Manager prior to moving to the Bay of Plenty.   He now works as a Director for Simple, Effective Solutions that offers consultancy services for Health and Safety, Environmental and Quality Management systems. Don has also taken on a number of community based projects including organising clean ups of Wellington harbour which started in 1997 and continues to this day.  In 1999 he was awarded the title of Conservationist of the year for his efforts.  In addition, he organised street parties for his neighbours and ran a campaign to stop whaling in the southern ocean - called Friends of Tangaroa. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Links mentioned in the interview: Bryan Gould article in The Herald. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=10818930   The Secret of Oz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMTvf6g_2tY This interview was sponsored by The Awareness Party http://www.theawarenessparty.com/the-banking-and-monetary-system/

Elder Don Richards [TX] presents the big picture of the relationship between the old and new covenants, starting in Jeremiah 31 Messages delivered Sunday, December…