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New data shows Australia's house prices have taken a plunge, with Sydney and Melbourne leading the way. Prices across the nation have taken a significant drop since the property market peaked in March, and experts are unpacking the economic implications. Australian correspondent Murray Olds says the recent increases to the OCR are having a real impact on the housing market. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New data shows Australia's house prices have taken a plunge, with Sydney and Melbourne leading the way. Prices across the nation have taken a significant drop since the property market peaked in March, and experts are unpacking the economic implications. Australian correspondent Murray Olds says the recent increases to the OCR are having a real impact on the housing market. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Hour 2 of Wednesday's 3 Man Front included a Louisiana regent encouraging multiple in-state schools to drop down to FCS, Chris Stewart's breakdown of Alabama vs Miss State & Adam Sparks talking Auburn vs Tennessee.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Most people appear to be managing their money well against ongoing financial volatility. Centrix's August credit indicator shows expected seasonal uplifts in consumer and mortgage arrears, but an overarching easing pattern for both. Consumer arrears ticked up to 10.74% but remain 11.2% lower than a year ago. Company liquidations are up 14% on last year, but the indicator found demand is about the same as in 2025, and defaults are down 1%. Chief Operating Officer Monika Lacey told Mike Hosking things are definitely stabilising, and they'd expect to see it continue. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode I talk about shows I've recently attended, including AC/DC with Foo Fighters, Kevin Smith, and Squeeze with Adam Ant and Haircut 100. I had fun finally doing an episode. Now it's your turn! Time got away from me this week, so I don't have a time index, but enjoy the following links. The songs in this one are from my UPCOMING record, so keep an eye on Bandcamp! Blog: http://emptychecking.blogspot.com  Bandcamp: http://derekbrink.bandcamp.com  email: db@derekbrink.com  Thanks!

The famed trans-tasman Laneway festival has released its 2027 line-up - featuring a range of international icons. Irish post-punk band Fontaines DC is headlining on the back of a sell-out European arena tour, alongside Paramore frontwoman, Hayley Williams. Auckland's Western Springs is hosting the festival on February 21. NZ Herald journalist Imogene Bedford says this Laneway line-up feels like a return to the festival's roots, with more small niche artists over big headliners. "I guess for the last couple of years, we've had Charli, and then we had Chappell as these big, huge main headliners - and now we're moving back to what it used to be." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's October (already?)!!! Dropping all the lore on the Guelph Homecoming this past weekend. Joshua vs. Fury FINALLY has a place and a time announced! Also, why does the UFC always underdeliver with their marketing regarding women fighters? Who cares, we are giving all the attention to Natalia Silva and Cong Wang fighting this weekend at UFC 332.

HOUR 2 - It's safe to say that a lot of hockey fans' eyes will be on Macklin Celebrini and the San Jose Sharks this season. Will the Sharks be contenders come playoff time? Britton Gray brings you the latest from Roughriders practice as the team is trying to get back into the win column. Plus the guys help you set your Fantasy Football lines before this weeks NFL action! The Green Zone

18-year-old Kingston Bradley has been charged with malice murder after neighbors saw him carrying a plastic tub with a dismembered torso inside. Police had just left that same apartment complex after a woman’s family reported her missing, claiming her cell phone’s location was nearby. Investigators then found more body parts in the trunk of Bradley’s vehicle that were later identified as missing 26-year-old Shanteria Mosley. Bradley’s father is now speaking out, defending himself and pointing to his son’s years long history of mental illness.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

18-year-old Kingston Bradley has been charged with malice murder after neighbors saw him carrying a plastic tub with a dismembered torso inside. Police had just left that same apartment complex after a woman’s family reported her missing, claiming her cell phone’s location was nearby. Investigators then found more body parts in the trunk of Bradley’s vehicle that were later identified as missing 26-year-old Shanteria Mosley. Bradley’s father is now speaking out, defending himself and pointing to his son’s years long history of mental illness.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

18-year-old Kingston Bradley has been charged with malice murder after neighbors saw him carrying a plastic tub with a dismembered torso inside. Police had just left that same apartment complex after a woman’s family reported her missing, claiming her cell phone’s location was nearby. Investigators then found more body parts in the trunk of Bradley’s vehicle that were later identified as missing 26-year-old Shanteria Mosley. Bradley’s father is now speaking out, defending himself and pointing to his son’s years long history of mental illness.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shrek left the building, so Sam the Waterman grabbed the mic, and it went about how you'd expect. Recorded on night two of the first ever 1770 Beginner Spearfishing Retreat run without the big fella, this one starts with a full trivia night: buddy rules, Boyle's Law, world record bluefin, Molchanov's 136 m dive and a Bali Files round about Noffs' travel disasters. Then Ben Rennie wins the Shrek-impersonation bonus with a Killshot ad read, and "Bulletproof Buddy Protocol" gets exposed as something nobody has ever heard Shrek say. After that the students and instructors "dob in a legend": Tom Smythe tells the story of a cobia fight that ended in a tangle of float lines, Ting shoots her first fish ever (having never freedived before), and seasick Matt comes back to crack 10 m and have a fish in the boat within 25 minutes. It's for anyone who's wondered what a Noob Spearo retreat is like from the inside, and for every spearo who keeps being told to "slow down". Important Timestamps 00:00:41 — Sam the Waterman takes over the intro. It's the first 1770 retreat ever run without Shrek, and the crew report on how it's going. 00:01:00 — Meet the crew: Mark (lead), Bri, Ben Rennie (camera and scorer), Nick and Tom Smythe (up from Coffs) and Brad (Gold Coast). 00:03:15 — Round 1, Safety and Fundamentals: the four-word buddy rule, and the bonus "Noob Spearo version" nobody has heard of. 00:04:10 — Which gas hyperventilation strips from your blood, and why that sets you up for a blackout. 00:05:40 — The recovery breathing every instructor drills for the moment you surface, then 10 m neutral buoyancy and Boyle's Law. 00:06:40 — Ikejime and the thing it delays (spelling was marked strictly, so "rigatoni mortis" didn't count). 00:07:50 — Answers. "Bulletproof Buddy Protocol" gets a room full of blank faces. 00:10:30 — Round 2, World Records: Terry Maas's 1982 bluefin, a Kiwi who shares his name with a Rat Pack crooner, Greg Pickering's Spanish mackerel from Dorre Island and Carlos Siqueira's 301 kg blue marlin. 00:13:30 — True or false: the women's Indo-Pacific blue marlin record beats the men's. 00:17:00 — Round 3, Freediving and Physiology: the mammalian dive reflex, why most blackouts happen in the last 10 m, samba/LMC, Molchanov's 136 m CWT and Mifsud's static record. 00:21:30 — Round 4, Equipment: why spearos avoid ultra-low-volume masks, shackles vs shark clips, what a flasher does, and speargun rubber in the tropics vs the Arctic. 00:23:30 — The Shrek-impersonation bonus. Ben Rennie's Killshot ad read takes the three points. 00:26:40 — Equipment answers, where Shrek loses a point for his own flasher answer. 00:27:50 — Round 5, the Noob Spearo round: Full Froth No Ego, the launch year, 99 Tips and The Floater (a.k.a. "the big turd"). 00:32:50 — Round 6, The Bali Files: how many things went wrong for Noffs on the way to Bali, the instructor course in Amed, Adam's mindset tools (the nana voice, the poo emoji, no plan B) and the discipline that "feels like cheating". 00:36:50 — Final scores. Nick takes the trivia crown with 21. 00:38:00 — Mark wraps day two: instructors scouting reefs before the students even got wet, and a 100% pass rate. 00:38:50 — Fish comp results: Holly and Andy tie for first, Zach's big fish, Ting's award for the loudest stoke, Matt's one-shot best kill and Sam winning the instructor comp again. 00:42:10 — Dob in a Legend starts. Fozzie on Matt coming back from the dead, Zach's cobia, and staying calm on the drop. 00:44:00 — Brad's instructor takeaway: teaching others keeps you learning. 00:45:15 — Bri on how buddy care between strangers turned into the highlight of the trip. 00:49:10 — Tom Smythe's cobia story: a float line wrapped around two spearos, a fish fighting hard, and then a second "cobia" that turned out to be a shark. 00:53:00 — Tegan's first fish is a coral trout, and her lesson: go slow, but not too slow. 00:55:10 — Andy's trout lesson: dive-bomb them, and wait when they square up. 00:58:30 — Nick on keeping your eyes on the fish through the duck dive, and why a spearo sometimes has to dive before the perfect breathe-up. 01:01:40 — Dan on persistence, and on getting properly familiar with your gear before the trip. 01:03:40 — Holly learns to slow down, and Sam admits what his GoPro footage revealed about his own "slow" diving. 01:07:10 — Chris, a Sydney spearo, gets his first taste of the Great Barrier Reef. Dropping on top of coral trout changed everything for him. 01:12:20 — Kate on women getting into spearfishing, and why the no-ego vibe matters. 01:15:30 — Zach, the retreat's biggest frother, on why a group celebration beats his own cobia. 01:18:10 — Ben Rennie wins People's Choice, then shares Alex's parrotfish moment and his motto: "you make your own luck". 01:21:40 — Alex takes home two fixes: the 45-degree eyes-on-fish descent and a splash-free duck dive. 01:23:10 — Matt: slow down, and remember the look on everyone's faces when the reef came into view. 01:25:00 — Ting's first ever freedive and first ever fish, while understanding "maybe 30%" of what the Aussies were saying. 01:28:10 — Mark on leading without Shrek, what goes on behind the scenes, and Matt and Ting's comeback from 5 m to 10 m. 01:34:30 — Sign-off, with a group "Full Froth, No Ego". Links Mentioned, Partner Deals and Discounts + Froth Ben Rennie — @benrennie_ Sam the Waterman — @[CHECK: find Sam's handle] Instructor socials — Mark, Bri, Nick, Tom Smythe, Brad: @[CHECK: add handles] Next 1770 Beginner Spearfishing Retreat — [PROMO PLACEHOLDER — confirm current link with Shrek] The Bali freediving instructor course episode (source of the Bali Files round) — [CHECK: add episode link] Blue Water Hunting and Freediving by Terry Maas — [add Amazon affiliate link] 99 Tips to Get Better at Spearfishing — Listen on Audible The Floater email newsletter — Sign up here

Today we're chatting with Jackie of Jackie Rabbits, a true-vintage dealer whose path to reselling started early. Jackie was frequently thrifting with her mom as a kid, customizing denim and street wear as a teenager, and staging elaborate backyard photo shoots that stretched her creative muscles.  She started reselling at sixteen years old, and landed an antique mall booth soon after. Six years ago she took the leap into full-time reselling – ego death and all! – and these days she has a packed weekly calendar of live shows on Whatnot.  As she's built her vintage business, she's built a distinct point of view around handmade, richly detailed vintage while also becoming one of the earliest true-vintage sellers on Whatnot, pushing through stage fright to sell live nearly every week. We're getting into it all — her dumpster diving stories, honest advice on pricing and pacing, and pushing through the nerves of going live, plus all the other practical wisdom she's picked up along the way.  Let's dive right in! DISCUSSED IN THE EPISODE: Jackie Rabbits Jackie's Whatnot shows [02:48] Jackie's early love of fashion included streetwear, customizing denim, and staging elaborate backyard photo shoots [04:11] Dropping out of high school, getting her GED, and how it shaped her path  [06:22] Thrifting with her mom growing up, and how it became their bonding ritual  [08:45] Landing her first antique mall booth as a teenager  [11:07] The hustle to go full-time in vintage, selling on eBay and Depop during the early Y2K resale boom  [13:42] Developing her true-vintage point of view  [17:52] How the vintage scene and competition have changed since she started  [19:16] Why she started livestreaming on Whatnot, and sees herself as a "fast flipper" in the vintage ecosystem  [30:10] Keeping up with weekly sourcing demand [40:25] Her advice for anyone nervous to go live  [45:04] Long-held pieces she'll never sell and best-ever finds LET'S CONNECT: 

18-year-old Kingston Bradley has been charged with malice murder after neighbors saw him carrying a plastic tub with a dismembered torso inside. Police had just left that same apartment complex after a woman’s family reported her missing, claiming her cell phone’s location was nearby. Investigators then found more body parts in the trunk of Bradley’s vehicle that were later identified as missing 26-year-old Shanteria Mosley. Bradley’s father is now speaking out, defending himself and pointing to his son’s years long history of mental illness.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dropping a podcast with @mdudas, Managing Partner at @6thManVenturesA crypto business can make money without that money reaching its token holders. In this episode I wanted to talk with Mike about what gives a token value and who benefits when the business grows.We get into how he built 6MV, why he invests in applications, and how he thinks about returning money to investors when a business might not stay ahead for long.A big part of the conversation is about tokens and equity. Mike thinks teams need to explain what people are buying, where the revenue goes, and how token holders benefit. We talk about buybacks and how much control holders really have.We also get into why trading apps need better assets and fewer ways for users to lose money, his views on Solana, Hyperliquid, and Ethereum, and where crypto fits into AI.We discuss- How Mike built 6MV- What makes a crypto business last- When to sell and return money to investors- Stablecoins, lending, and prediction markets- Social trading, slippage, and keeping users- Solana, Hyperliquid, and what gives ETH value- Tokens, equity, buybacks, and what holders actually own- Why Mike calls XRP and Cardano “memes for suits”- AI agents, payments, and compute markets- Whether AI companies are worth their valuationsTimestamps0:00 – What Gives Tokens Value?0:58 – Mike Dudas and the Origins of 6MV6:20 – Liquidity and Returning Capital to Investors10:16 – Real Adoption Beyond Crypto Token Prices16:56 – Crypto Apathy and the Rise of AI21:43 – Why 6MV Changed Its Consumer Investing Thesis26:34 – Social Trading, Slippage, and Better Assets36:25 – Solana, Hyperliquid, and the Chain Landscape39:37 – The Problem with ETH's Value Proposition43:16 – Tokens, Equity, and Where the Money Goes46:21 – Governance Tokens, XRP, and Cardano49:40 – Where Crypto Meets AI55:38 – Are AI Valuations in a Bubble?58:42 – The Next Five Years of CryptoEnjoy!

THE BREAKDOWN - 09/24/2026 - POLL NUMBERS DROPPING

THE BREAKDOWN - 09/24/2026 - POLL NUMBERS DROPPING

What REALLY happens when a dental practice drops its biggest PPO? In this episode of the Automatic Patient Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Dan Nelson to talk about what happened after his practice went completely out of network—including dropping Delta Dental, which represented roughly 51% of their patient base. We get into the stuff nobody talks about: What happened to the hygiene schedule How many patients they expected to lose Why going out of network requires a financial safety net How they prepared patients before the PPO exit The systems they built to reactivate patients and refill hygiene Why membership-plan patients became some of their most valuable patients How recurring revenue changes the economics of a dental practice Why you should build the alternative before you drop the PPO Dan also shares the challenges honestly. Going out of network wasn't magically easy—but seven months later, the practice was still growing, had added an associate, and had expanded into another location. If you've ever thought about reducing PPO dependence, this conversation is worth watching before you make the jump.

Dropping a podcast with @pequityresearchMr. P has been doing some great work breaking down the AI buildout and following where hyperscaler capex actually goes. In this episode I wanted to walk through the full stack: logic, memory, power, and networking.We get into why memory could become the largest line item in the AI bill, what old GPU rental prices tell us about compute demand, and where value is going to accrue as the physical constraints get harder to solve.At the center of the conversation is his view that AI spending cannot grow forever. Long-term contracts might change the shape of the next memory downturn, but they don't eliminate the cycle. And signing a 10-year contract does not mean anyone can actually see 10 years of demand.We also get into why he's excited about optics, where NAND and HBF fit as agents use more memory, and his views on Chinese open source and the future of US model development.We discuss:Why he thinks 10-year demand visibility is bullshitMemory's growing share of hyperscaler capex, and why estimates vary so muchWhy older GPUs are still renting and what that says about compute demandHow long-term agreements, pricing floors, and prepayments actually workPower as a bottleneck, and why identifying a constraint isn't the same as finding an investmentCopper vs optics, and where networking value accruesAgents, NAND, and where HBF fits in the memory hierarchyCXMT, Chinese open source, and the risks of slowing frontier model developmentTimestamps:0:00 – Why AI Spending Can't Grow Forever1:13 – P Equity Research's Background5:48 – Where Hyperscaler Capex Actually Goes8:00 – Is Compute Still Tight?12:08 – Memory's Share of the AI Bill17:20 – Why the Memory Cycle Isn't Dead18:37 – Inside a Long-Term Agreement28:30 – What Happens If Customers Cancel?32:17 – The Rising Cost of the AI Buildout33:43 – Copper vs Optics38:49 – Power and Gas Turbines39:29 – US Models and Chinese Open Source42:36 – Agents and NAND47:00 – Where HBF Fits52:23 – What P Is Most Excited About56:27 – CXMT and China's Memory Industry1:04:00 – Closing ThoughtsEnjoy!

Ryan, Dana, and Chris Trenkmann discuss falling homeowners insurance rates for thousands of Florida policyholders.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Matthew Coller of Purple Insider gives two segments of excellent stuff on the Vikings before Chad reacts to the story of St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her dropping SPPD for her security detail.

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THE BREAKDOWN - 09/21/2026 - DROPPING POLL NUMBERS

THE BREAKDOWN - 09/21/2026 - DROPPING POLL NUMBERS

Summary In this episode, Ali explores how nervous system regulation impacts chronic symptoms like pain, anxiety, and digestive issues. She shares insights on neuroplasticity, common misconceptions, and practical strategies to retrain the brain for better health. Key Topics  In this episode, Ali defines nervous system regulation as the ability to return to a healthy baseline after a stress response, not as a constant state of calm. She explains how the brain scans for danger all day long and how perception, not just reality, drives fight or flight. Ali says many people seeking regulation tips actually have a sensitized nervous system, where the baseline is already elevated and symptoms show up more easily. She warns that using breathing tools, supplements, apps, or devices as panic-driven compulsion can reinforce the idea that symptoms are dangerous. She says the real issue is often fear of the symptom itself, whether that symptom is anxiety, pain, intrusive thoughts, dizziness, or digestive distress. Ali shares that chronic symptoms can be neuroplastic and names examples including migraines, vertigo, IBS, POTS, long COVID, heart palpitations, and chronic back pain. She explains how stress can suppress digestion and contribute to bloating, heartburn, nausea, constipation, diarrhea, and other GI symptoms. Ali shares her own history with chronic back pain, anxiety, perfectionism, people pleasing, and grief, and how those stresses were part of her symptom pattern. She emphasizes that recovery comes from reducing fear and attention, not from endlessly researching, seeking reassurance, or trying to force the symptom away. She closes by encouraging listeners to trust that they can cope, even when symptoms or life circumstances feel overwhelming. Timestamps 00:00 - What nervous system regulation really means 02:15 - Why a healthy nervous system returns to baseline 03:11 - How sensitization keeps your baseline elevated 05:05 - Why fear and compulsion reinforce symptoms 07:52 - Chronic symptoms linked to neuroplastic pain 10:45 - Why this is real, not "just in your head" 11:12 - How stress affects digestion and bloating 14:29 - Anxiety as a danger signal, not a personality trait 17:43 - Ali's chronic back pain and the stress behind it 22:00 - John Sarno, repressed emotions, and the mind-body model 24:46 - What actually keeps symptoms chronic 27:04 - The response shift: less fear, less checking, less fixing 28:58 - Living your values instead of ruminating 31:19 - Why coping ability matters more than certainty 34:24 - Dropping the pressure around healing 36:12 - How to assess whether symptoms may be neuroplastic 37:38 - Final encouragement and next steps Key frameworks Baseline and sensitization - A regulated system returns to rest after stress; a sensitized one stays closer to fight or flight. Fear and attention loop - The more attention and fear a symptom gets, the more the brain tags it as dangerous. Drop the sword - Stop fighting the symptom and stop trying to force immediate relief. Corrective experience - Repeated safe experiences, like Ali's improved flying experience, help lower danger signals over time. Notable quotes "The healthy response for your brain is not fear and freak out and attention." "You don't get control over what your brain sends you, but you get a hundred percent control over how you respond to that." "Fear and attention is what keeps them chronic." Action items Notice when you are trying to fix, research, or reassure yourself in response to a symptom. Choose one symptom today and respond with less fear and less checking. Let the symptom be present while you continue with your normal life and values. Rule out urgent medical causes first when something is new, severe, or unclear. If you want, take a neuroplastic symptom assessment and use that information to guide your next step.   Ali's Resources:  Beam Supplements - Use Code ALIDAMRON for a discount! Consults with Ali  BIOptimizers Magnesium Breakthrough 10% off using code ALIDAMRON10 www.alidamron.com/magnesium Master Your Perimenopause Course + Toolkit "Am I in Perimenopause?" Checklist.  What Hormone is Imbalanced? Quiz! Fullscript (Get 25% off all supplements) "How To Balance Your Hormones For Better Sleep, Mood, Periods and Energy" Free, On Demand Training Website  Ali's Instagram Ali's Facebook Group: Holistic Health with Ali Damron 

How we show up to the work we do and the people we lead matters. Are you a generous leader? Jason Barger is joined by former Managing Partner at BCG, Joe Davis, for a compelling conversation.    For full show notes visit: https://www.jasonvbarger.com/podcast/generous-leader-joe-davis/   Jason is joined by former Boston Consulting Group managing director and author, Joe Davis, for a compelling conversation on why vulnerability and connection are your greatest competitive advantages. Please rate and review the podcast to help amplify these messages to others! Summary: In a corporate environment where global engagement is at an all-time low, how do executives drive results while fostering genuine human connection? In this episode of The Thermostat, Jason V Barger sits down with Joe Davis, celebrated author and former senior partner at BCG. Joe's message of "generous leadership" challenges leaders to rethink the top-down management model and replace the corporate mask with true vulnerability. This conversation moves beyond standard business metrics to address the core mechanics of listening and developing people in the workplace. Jason and Joe explore what it means to lead with generosity—giving of yourself so others can thrive—and discuss how executives can cultivate higher productivity by simply asking questions and admitting when they don't have all the answers. They also deconstruct the traditional view of feedback, shifting it from a punitive measure to a caring tool for growth. Essential listening for C-Suite executives, HR directors, and team leaders committed to shaping compelling cultures, this episode offers actionable insights on organizational empathy, the power of active listening, and building a legacy that outlasts any corporate title. Episode Notes & Timestamps: Intro: Jason welcomes listeners and sets the stage for a conversation on bringing generosity and authenticity to leadership. Meet Joe Davis: Introduction to Joe's 37-year career at the Boston Consulting Group and his book, The Generous Leader. Setting the Temperature: Joe discusses leaving a legacy focused on family and the importance of surrounding yourself with a thriving, supported team. The Power of Listening: Unpacking how the best consultants and executives succeed not by having all the answers, but by asking questions and being incredible listeners. Listening in Action: The story of United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby prioritizing the needs of frontline technicians to drive morale and operational success. The Engagement Crisis: Jason and Joe examine the current state of the global workforce, touching on the impact of technology, isolation, and low organizational trust. Defining the Generous Leader: Moving past superficial niceties to define a leader who gives freely to help others reach their full potential. Dropping the Corporate Mask: A powerful example of a senior partner admitting "I don't know" and how vulnerability instantly sparks team creativity. The Gift of Direct Feedback: Why genuinely caring for your people means having the courage to give honest, in-the-moment coaching to help them grow. Key Takeaways for Leaders: Generous Listening: Shift your team's mindset to prioritize active inquiry; asking questions of junior members builds instant trust and engagement. Strategic Vulnerability: Strategies to ensure your organizational culture embraces authenticity, allowing leaders to drop the mask and admit when they don't have the answer. Developmental Feedback: How to use direct, courageous conversations as a tool for genuine coaching and long-term employee growth. Listen to the full episode and access show notes at: https://jasonvbarger.com/podcast/the-generous-leader-joe-davis/ Bio: Jason Barger is a husband, father, speaker, and author who is passionate about business leadership and corporate culture. He believes that corporate culture is the "thermostat" of an organization, and that it can be used to drive performance, innovation, and engagement. The show features interviews with business leaders from a variety of industries, as well as solo episodes where Barger shares his own insights and advice. Connect: Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/@JasonVBarger Make Your 2026 Effective! Book Jason with your team at https://www.jasonvbarger.com Like or Follow Jason

Shasky and Spadoni discuss all the QB injuries in the NFC as another one goes down on Monday Night Football.

Deuce, Steve, and Charlie discussed the injuries to starting quarterbacks around the NFL.

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Ever catch yourself mid-stride—whether you're working on a canvas, navigating a life transition, or building a dream—and think, “I completely ruined this”?In this intimate, raw, and paint-splattered episode of The I Am Show, your fearless hostess Sonya Janisse invites you straight into her creative studio. While splashing vibrant dopamine colors across raw canvas, Sonya opens up about what really happens when our expectations collide with reality. Watch the video here.https://youtu.be/j3G22bTvxNcFrom managing chronic pain and an overtaxed nervous system to the vulnerable grief of starting over in your 50s, Sonya pulls back the curtain on why unmet expectations are the true root of disappointment. When we stop trying to force our lives into muted, safe palettes to please other people and instead lean into pure divine feminine flow, we realize the picture isn't ruined at all—it's just waiting for the light to shine through.Grab your tea, take a deep breath, and let's drop the heavy armor together.In This Episode, We Dive Into:Paint & Tap in the Studio: Why Sonya converted her home office into an expressive art studio, and the story behind pieces like Let Your Light Shine Through and Dancing Daisies.Dopamine Colors vs. Muted Tones: Why forcing yourself into muted, quiet boxes drains your soul, and how embracing bold color revitalizes your natural energy.The Anatomy of Disappointment: How unspoken, rigid expectations secretly fuel our frustration, body image battles, and self-doubt.Nervous System Safety & Environment: Recognizing when your body slips into fight, flight, freeze, or fawn—and why healing requires slowing down without self-judgment.Trusting the Ultimate Author: Surrendering the compulsive need to control the outcome, releasing the 50s "shoulds," and remembering that your past has always turned out better than you imagined.The Lakeside Sanctuary Vision: An update on the upcoming Empowerment Catalyst Retreat and how you can plant seeds of support for women navigating life quakes.Memorable Quotes & Soundbites:"When we attach an expectation to an outcome, we create our own heartbreak. Release the timeline and let yourself just be in the middle of the canvas.""I cannot create in muted colours. If it's not a dopamine colour, it drains me. Stop trying to mute your life just to make other people comfortable.""Every single piece in my past has turned out better than I could have planned. I don't need to force the river anymore—I trust the Author of my life."Connect & Support the Mission:Claim Your Spot at the Lake: Only 9 seats remain around the farm table for the upcoming Lakeside Empowerment Catalyst Retreat. Step away from the screen, rest your nervous system, and reclaim your rhythm: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSemfhYyTYKNkQmagorNnK5rJFH7QQ_iknXlHRXSPdE5jX-fLw/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=107443211980428842561Support the Retreat Scholarship Fund: Help seed our future non-profit vision to sponsor retreat spots for women navigating sudden health crises, caregiving, and life quakes: https://buy.stripe.com/3cI00ldp8bdr4ni4rV2wU0pGrab Your Blueprint: Ready to decode where your energy is leaking? Connect with Sonya for research updates, blueprints, and more at: https://linktr.ee/Sonyajanisse⭐ A Quick Heartfelt Favour:If you enjoyed this episode or any past editions, please take 30 seconds to leave a rating and review! Your review helps the algorithm deliver these messages to the women who need to hear them most.

Ever catch yourself mid-stride, whether you're working on a canvas, navigating a life transition, or building a dream, and think, “I completely ruined this”?In this intimate, raw, and paint-splattered episode of The I Am Show, your fearless hostess Sonya Janisse invites you straight into her creative studio. While splashing vibrant dopamine colours across raw canvas, Sonya opens up about what really happens when our expectations collide with reality. Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/TH6Ud6s8hdoFrom managing chronic pain and an overtaxed nervous system to the vulnerable grief of starting over in your 50s, Sonya pulls back the curtain on why unmet expectations are the true root of disappointment. When we stop trying to force our lives into muted, safe palettes to please other people and instead lean into pure divine feminine flow, we realize the picture isn't ruined at all—it's just waiting for the light to shine through.Grab your tea, take a deep breath, and let's drop the heavy armor together.In This Episode, We Dive Into:Paint & Tap in the Studio: Why Sonya converted her home office into an expressive art studio, and the story behind pieces like Let Your Light Shine Through and Dancing Daisies.Dopamine Colours vs. Muted Tones: Why forcing yourself into muted, quiet boxes drains your soul, and how embracing bold color revitalizes your natural energy.The Anatomy of Disappointment: How unspoken, rigid expectations secretly fuel our frustration, body image battles, and self-doubt.Nervous System Safety & Environment: Recognizing when your body slips into fight, flight, freeze, or fawn—and why healing requires slowing down without self-judgment.Trusting the Ultimate Author: Surrendering the compulsive need to control the outcome, releasing the 50s "shoulds," and remembering that your past has always turned out better than you imagined.The Lakeside Sanctuary Vision: An update on the upcoming Empowerment Catalyst Retreat and how you can plant seeds of support for women navigating life quakes.Memorable Quotes & Soundbites:"When we attach an expectation to an outcome, we create our own heartbreak. Release the timeline and let yourself just be in the middle of the canvas.""I cannot create in muted colours. If it's not a dopamine colour, it drains me. Stop trying to mute your life just to make other people comfortable.""Every single piece in my past has turned out better than I could have planned. I don't need to force the river anymore—I trust the Author of my life."Connect & Support the Mission:Claim Your Spot at the Lake: Only 9 seats remain around the farm table for the upcoming Lakeside Empowerment Catalyst Retreat. Step away from the screen, rest your nervous system, and reclaim your rhythm: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSemfhYyTYKNkQmagorNnK5rJFH7QQ_iknXlHRXSPdE5jX-fLw/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=107443211980428842561Support the Retreat Scholarship Fund: Help seed our future non-profit vision to sponsor retreat spots for women navigating sudden health crises, caregiving, and life quakes: https://buy.stripe.com/3cI00ldp8bdr4ni4rV2wU0pGrab Your Blueprint: Ready to decode where your energy is leaking? Connect with Sonya for research updates, blueprints, and more at: https://linktr.ee/Sonyajanisse⭐ A Quick Heartfelt Favour:If you enjoyed this episode or any past editions, please take 30 seconds to leave a rating and review! Your review helps the algorithm deliver these messages to the women who need to hear them most.

Mayor Mamdani and President Trump will meet today at Gracie Mansion. CNN, MS NOW, and Politico have been banned from the White House press pool, and reporters from the outlets were denied access. The three organizations have now sued the Trump administration over the ban. Lindsay Clancy's husband, Patrick Clancy, forgave his wife and spoke about it in an exclusive interview on CBS's 60 Minutes. $40 million in AI funding may be available for politicians in the White House. Mayor Mamdani has been invited to march in the Christopher Columbus Parade by the organizer. President Trump has pardoned a golf caddie whose drug-dealing conviction kept him from competing in the British Open. A major blackout affected Cuba again over the weekend. Internet personality Hasan Piker will be speaking at Cornell University soon. Ed Sheeran has spoken out following the controversy surrounding Macklemore's comments at his concert in recent weeks. Mark explains what Sheeran said. A thousand drones reportedly hit Moscow, causing damage in Russia.  Mark interviews New York Post columnist Michael Goodwin. Some Iranian leaders are coming to the United Nations General Assembly this week, and Mark and Michael discuss whether this could be an opportunity for President Trump to potentially make a deal with Iran. They also discuss recent income statistics reported by The New York Times and Michael's reaction to the coverage. If you want a hooker, this may not be the week to find one in New York because of the United Nations General Assembly. Mark discusses President Trump's comments about potentially suing CNN, MS NOW, and Politico over what he claims is false reporting. He also talks about how other presidents have dealt with news organizations and discusses the distinctive way British royalty and other people in the UK speak. Mark interviews pollster John McLaughlin. John breaks down the latest polling and where voters are moving in the nationwide elections, including the midterms. Mark asks about gas prices and how they could affect the midterms. John also discusses Iran's strategy and what he believes the country is trying to accomplish.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of The Fire You Carry, Nole sits down with his former youth pastor and longtime friend, Cliff Carey (Executive Pastor at Sunrise Community Church and host of The Backshed Bible Study). Cliff and Nole take a trip down memory lane, reminiscing about growing up rugged at Hume Lake, hitting dirt berms in a Suburban, and the lessons learned along the way. But the heart of this conversation dives deep into the intentional calling of fatherhood: how to guide boys through their teenage years and launch them into Godly, capable men. They break down the dangers of "snowplow parenting," the importance of letting kids face hard tasks and failure, practical frameworks for teaching life skills, and why our children need to see the real, uncompartmentalized version of who we are. Key Takeaways & Episode HighlightsThe Hume Lake Days: Nole's youth, the freedom of growing up in the mountains, and memories of crazy road trips with Cliff. Success vs. Significance: Shifting focus in your 50s toward leaving a lasting legacy in your children. Feedback from an Older Son: What Cliff learned when his college-age son told him what he wished he had learned at home. Intentional Breakfasts & Practical Roadmaps: Cliff's strategy with his 15-year-old, focusing on knowing Jesus, knowing yourself, and becoming self-sufficient. Resisting "Snowplow Parenting": Why stepping back and letting boys struggle through physical chores and problem-solving builds true character. Modeling Over Lecturing: Why showing emotional honesty, healthy conflict resolution in marriage, and spiritual consistency matters far more than just talking about it. Dropping the Compartments: Why fathers, especially first responders and leaders, need to bring their genuine selves home rather than shutting down. The Back Shed Bible Studyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/4u8xYpEipoeZl60bgRa6Q1?si=1592350a8f914140Big thank you to My Epic and Facedown Records for the use of their song "Hail" in our podcast!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dz2RZThURTU&ab_channel=FacedownRecordsGet tickets to The Battle For Mental Health Boxing Event!https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/2026-battle-for-mental-healthThe Fire You Carry on YouTube.Sign up for a class at The Fire Up Program!https://www.fireupprogram.com/programsThe Fire Up Progam video.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I__ErPW46Ec&t=12s&ab_channel=FireUpProgramThe Fire You Carry Instagram.https://www.instagram.com/thefireyoucarry/Donate to The Fire Up Program.https://www.fireupprogram.com/donateThe Fire Up Program Instagram.https://www.instagram.com/fireup_program/Kevin's Instagram.https://www.instagram.com/kevinpwelsh/?hl=en

Tommy Rybacki, Nicholls State football head coach, joins Bobby Hebert and Steve Geller to talk about the Colonels suffering a 59-0 loss to Sam Houston on dropping their record to 2-2.

Subscribe here: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/saeder/subscribe to access this episode & all exclusive Sae Bae Casts! Sae Bae Merch: https://sae-bae-shop.fourthwall.com In this episode of Sae Bae: Unnoted, Austin of the Lake, HOYT, Mason, mythscarab, Treyblob, and W E E V discuss deleting clues from the wilderness, whether or not Zulrah's damage cap is appropriate, why dropping items isn't great gameplay, and why Phosani's Nightmare would be an amazing addition to the game. https://www.youtube.com/@Austin-Lake https://www.youtube.com/@HOYYT https://www.youtube.com/@RaidsBank https://youtube.com/@TheWildernessPodcast https://www.youtube.com/@WEEVsWorld

It's Friday, September 18. Here are today's top stories around Central Indiana. Want to go deeper on the stories you hear on WFYI News Now? Visit wfyi.org and follow us on social media to get local news every day. WFYI News Now is hosted by Barb Anguiano and produced by Zach Bundy. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

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How do you tell the difference between spiritual guidance, fear, and your own overthinking? In this episode, Robyn Benelli and Danni Smith break down how intuitive discernment actually works in daily life. Learn how to tune into your physical body to recognize fear-based mental spinning, shift out of emotional matching, and anchor into grounded truth with micro-practices like Gassho and the Reiki Ideals. Key Insights: The Somatic Check-In: Real guidance carries a calm, grounded weight in the physical body. Fear, worry, and intrusive thoughts typically present as urgency, repetitive spinning, tension, and a racing mind. When unsure, a simple breath or placing hands in Gassho allows the body's spiritual muscle memory to reset. Energetic Entrainment & Empathic Disentanglement: Highly sensitive people often match the emotional frequencies of those around them, mistaking external anxiety for intuitive direction. Dropping back into your authentic center and returning to the Reiki Ideals helps untangle your true guidance from collective or interpersonal noise. Navigating the Field of Possibilities: High-creativity daydreaming and wishful thinking can mimic intuitive inspiration. By pausing in the "Field of Possibilities" to ask for your clear next step, you can look beneath surface daydreams to reveal the authentic soul need, such as unstructured creative expression or self-care. Discernment Is a Practiced Skill: Spiritual discernment does not require immediate, 100% certainty. Intuition is a skill built over time through repetition, boundary-setting, and practice rather than a magical gift reserved for a select few.   People Also Ask (FAQ) How can I tell the difference between intuition and fear? Intuition registers as grounded awareness in the body, even when addressing difficult situations. Fear and anxiety feel frantic, urgent, and mentally repetitive, creating physical tightness or a spinning sensation in the chest and stomach. What is Clair Intellect in spiritual guidance? Clair intellect is the intuitive ability to receive guidance directly as clear, spontaneous thoughts and problem-solving. While powerful, it requires discernment practices, such as Gassho and somatic body checks, to ensure insights are not being confused with overthinking or worry. Can spiritual discernment and intuition be learned? Yes, spiritual discernment is a skill that is developed through consistent practice rather than an innate gift reserved for a select few. By using regular meditative anchors, Reiki self-practice, and somatic awareness, anyone can train their spiritual muscle memory to trust intuitive insights Connect with Robyn and Colleen Website: https://reikilifestyle.com Podcast: https://reikilifestyle.com/podcast/ Community: Join our next Distance Reiki Share: https://reikilifestyle.com/reiki-share/ **DISCLAIMER** This episode is not a substitute for seeking professional medical care but is offered for relaxation and stress reduction, which support the body's natural healing capabilities. Reiki is a complement to and never a replacement for professional medical care. Colleen and Robyn are not licensed professional health care providers and urge you to always seek out the appropriate physical and mental help professional health care providers may offer. Results vary by individual.

We have more resources than ever before to become securely attached, but rates of secure attachment are DROPPING. Dr. Marisa G. Franco, professor of psychology, says it's because we're getting attachment theory all wrong. In this episode, Dr. Marisa G. Franco shares clear solutions so we can have better relationships with others, with ourselves, and feel better overall.

I said it kind of offhandedly on a coaching call. "I want to be a blanket of peace in my home." And the moms would not let it go, so I have been sitting with it ever since. Here is what I mean. You have the ability to take your own emotional state and blanket a whole room with it. You already do it. Sometimes what you are laying over the kitchen is frustration or stress or that sharp voice, and sometimes it is calm. The part I want you to hear is that it is yours to choose. This episode is me asking you to stop settling for awareness of your thinking and actually reach for the peace. I walk you through a chaotic Tuesday morning, two kids off to farm school, two girls off to co-op, a thirteen year old presenting in front of the entire community, and what happened when I decided ahead of time that I was going to be so calm that everyone around me calmed down. We talk about Mother Teresa and how far her peaceful light went into a room, why this kind of power is the power women actually want, and how to say "hey, we are not going to do that in this room, okay, love you" instead of the version you are doing now. Plus two announcements I am so excited about. WHAT WE COVER IN THIS EPISODE: What a blanket of peace actually is, and why your emotional state is the thing filling the room whether you picked it or not Humans catch each other's states both directions. Anxiety spreads, and so does calm, grounded and steady Awareness of your thinking is not the finish line. Reaching for peace on purpose is the next level Deciding before the hard morning starts, so that when they walk in frantic you meet them with the voice instead of matching them Why being at peace takes fewer words and less energy, and why it works so much better than snapping The power men chase out in the world, and the very different power a woman has to set the tone of a space Mother Teresa changed the energy of every room she walked into. How far did that light reach, and can mine do that Your mission this week: pick one time of day, one room, one situation where you have been tolerating chaos, and be the calm in it EPISODE TIMELINE: [00:00] – Happy fall girl, sweaters and tea, and the phrase the moms would not let go of [05:00] – Blanketing the room with your emotional state, and taking hearts that are troubled and making them feel safe [10:00] – The co-op morning, the thirteen year old presenting, and speaking to them in the grounded voice [15:00] – Forest bear and "hey, we are not going to do that in this room, okay, love you." Dropping the excuses [20:00] – Mother Teresa's golden light, the wins call, and what Catholic Mom Calm is really about [25:00] – Announcement one: the One Million Rosaries Challenge for the month of October [30:00] – Announcement two: the Catholic Mom Calm app is almost here, plus France and a request for prayers LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED: One Million Rosaries Challenge (free, all of October, sign up and start a group): https://onemillionrosaries.com   Calm Catholic Kids app (free, and you can track your rosaries in it): https://calmcatholickids.com CONNECT WITH STERLING JAQUITH: Website: https://catholicmomcalm.com Connect on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholicmomcalm

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Stan Beck joins The A Game Podcast with Nick Lamagna for a raw, wide-ranging conversation about risk-taking, reinvention, fatherhood and what it actually takes to build something that lasts - on the mats and in business. Stan is a 4th-degree Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt under Renzo Gracie and the owner of Renzo Gracie Salt Lake City. A first-generation American raised in Queens, NY to parents who survived the Holocaust as hidden children in France, Stan has spent his career refusing to follow the conventional path - dropping out of college, flipping real estate, building and losing a business during the 2008 crash, surviving a brutal stretch trading stocks, and opening multiple martial arts academies from Florida to Utah. One of the biggest themes in this conversation is something almost every entrepreneur, investor or high performer eventually runs into: What separates the people who actually pull the trigger on an opportunity from the people who just talk about it? Stan talks openly about the two times in his life when things fell apart financially, and why he never let fear make the final decision. His answer wasn't some hidden trick - it was deciding what the actual worst-case scenario looked like, accepting he could survive it, and moving forward anyway. He also opens up about the parts of his own upbringing he consciously chose to keep and the parts he worked hard to break so his kids wouldn't inherit them. In this episode, Stan and Nick talk about: Growing up first-generation American with Holocaust-survivor parents in Queens Why listening to his father talk business (without being allowed to ask questions) shaped how he raises his own kids Dropping out of college and buying his first property in Williamsburg, Brooklyn at 30 years old Doubling his money on a concrete-floor loft with zero kitchen Becoming a realtor, moving to Florida, and building a hurricane window-film protection business Losing everything when the real estate market collapsed A painful, expensive lesson from trading stocks and why he never went back Training in the "blue basement" era of the Renzo Gracie Academy in NYC alongside Matt Serra, John Danaher, Ricardo Almeida and Chris Weidman Earning his black belt and opening academies in Florida, then Salt Lake City Knowing when a student or business partner is ready to run their own academy Why he handed off his Florida academy instead of holding on too tight Breaking generational patterns as a father and building emotional intelligence Why he tells his kids about his own weaknesses instead of hiding them The loyalty philosophy he learned from Renzo Gracie and why it only works one way first Why "hope" gets you through hard times better than forced enthusiasm Stan's biggest lesson for anyone trying to build something of their own: find someone who's already succeeded at what you want to do, copy their blueprint exactly until you get their results, and only then start making it your own. And when fear shows up, don't let it decide for you - decide for yourself what you can live with, and go. STAN BECK Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stan.beck.7 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stanbeckbjj/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stan-beck-95833291/ X/Twitter: https://x.com/stanbeckbjj YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@stanwolf RENZO GRACIE SALT LAKE CITY Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/renzograciesaltlakecity/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61581075153665#   CONNECT WITH NICK LAMAGNA Want to buy, sell or partner on a real estate investment? DM Nick the words REAL ESTATE on social media or email: podcast@nicknicknick.com All links: https://www.nicknicknick.com/links   Subscribe to The A Game Podcast: Real Estate Investing for Entrepreneurs on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube and everywhere you listen to podcasts. If this episode gives you value, please subscribe, rate, review and share it. Tag Stan Beck and let him know what part of the conversation hit home for you.