Podcast appearances and mentions of dustin bailey

In the first episode of 2024, Klauss and Seyrr discuss the 3rd disc of the Final Fantasy XV Original Soundtrack, as well as the latest news from FFXIV Fan Fest Tokyo, updates on Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, and more! Enjoy! Show Notes Final Fantasy XVI, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth win at the Game Awards - by Eddie Makuch: https://www.gamespot.com/gallery/all-the-game-awards-2023-winners-revealed/2900-4977/#1FFVII Rebirth teases new story developments for returning character - by J Brodie Shirey: https://gamerant.com/final-fantasy-7-rebirth-biggs/Final Fantasy XIV FanFest Tokyo introduces new Magic DPS, female Hrothgar, and more! By Tony Garsow: https://novacrystallis.com/2024/01/final-fantasy-xiv-dawntrail-reveals-pictomancer-job-female-hrothgar-and-new-areas/Full Trailer: https://youtu.be/kgiuQwzB6aUFinal Fantasy XIV Producer would still play the game even if SE fired him - by Dustin Bailey: https://www.gamesradar.com/if-square-enix-fired-him-final-fantasy-14s-yoshi-p-says-hed-still-play-the-mmo-and-just-complain-to-the-development-team/Final Fantasy XVI's First DLC Adds a Feature the Game Sorely Needed - by Hayes Madsen: https://www.inverse.com/gaming/final-fantasy-16-dlc-echoes-of-the-fallen-review-opinion-impressionsFFXVI on PC Shows signs of life, producer says it will run best on SSD - by Ted Litchfield: https://www.pcgamer.com/final-fantasy-16-on-pc-shows-signs-of-life-with-producer-yoshi-p-saying-it-will-run-best-on-an-ssd/Final Fantasy XVII should be handed over to the younger generation, says Yoshida - by Jordan Gerblick: https://www.gamesradar.com/yoshi-p-floats-ideas-for-final-fantasy-17-a-real-time-turn-based-hybrid-and-a-return-to-pixel-art/Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia Ending in 2024- by Arielle Haddad: https://www.siliconera.com/dissidia-final-fantasy-opera-omnia-ending-in-2024/Final Fantasy XV Original Soundtrack - Disc 3: https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Final_Fantasy_XV:_Original_Soundtrack#Disc_Three_(1:16:08)

Brenda J and Karen W Interview Dustin Bailey, a Regional Mental Health Champion for Celebrate Recovery, and has a PhD. in general psychology. He also studied forensic psychology, addiction counseling, Christian Studies, applied business management, as well as being in the Air Force. Dustin tells a little of story and how his own clinical mental health diagnosis led up to becoming a Regional Mental Health Champion. Through his extensive education, his own personal mental health challenges, and his relationship with Jesus Christ, they are able to have real talk about anxiety, depression, PTSD, CPTSD, bipolar , neurodivergence, and more. The statistics on mental health challenges are on the rise, especially since COVID. Below are some links if you or loved ones needs direction: https://988lifeline.org or call 988 https://www.samhsa.gov https://www.facebook.com/CRMHMI https://hangingontohope.org

Brenda J and Karen W Interview Dustin Bailey, a Regional Mental Health Champion for Celebrate Recovery, and has a PhD. in general psychology. He also studied forensic psychology, addiction counseling, Christian Studies, applied business management, as well as being in the Air Force. Dustin tells a little of story and how his own clinical mental health diagnosis led up to becoming a Regional Mental Health Champion. Through his extensive education, his own personal mental health challenges, and his relationship with Jesus Christ, they are able to have real talk about anxiety, depression, PTSD, CPTSD, bipolar , neurodivergence, and more. The statistics on mental health challenges are on the rise, especially since COVID. Below are some links if you or loved ones need direction: https://988lifeline.org or call 988 https://www.samhsa.gov https://www.facebook.com/CRMHMI https://hangingontohope.org

Full Ep #352 Of The Clay Edwards Show On 103.9 WYAB   1. I open the show with an epic rant on the DHS scandal, I'm tired of hearing about it and I honestly do not care. 2. Dustin Bailey W/ Southern Magnolias Realty joins the show to discuss their big "First Responders Appreciation" event this Saturday at Nature park in Flowood, Mississippi. We also discuss the real estate market and some of the tough choices that buyers and sellers are having to make in this current market. Check out my website & all of my social channels by clicking my link tree at www.solo.to/clayedwards

I interview Dustin Bailey Celebrate Recovery Regional Mental Health Champion - West. We talk Bipolar, God and Celebrate Recovery plus having intimidating IQ's. Lol. This is a good one.. check it out.

"A couple of tips or advice I would give is, No. 1, don't lose hope. Continue to battle, continue to fight, continue to take the steps to get to where you want to go." — Dustin Bailey ------------------ On today’s episode, we’re celebrating 12&12 Day which happens each year on December 12. Our guests in the first part of the show include Tricia Mason, Chief Operating Officer of 12&12, and Jen Kerckhoff, an amazing 12&12 volunteer who created 12&12 Day a few years ago. In the second part of the show, Jen will join me as we talk with two of the 12 faces of 12&12 -- Teresa Knox and Dustin Bailey.

We had Dustin on the Podcast a few weeks ago and since, he has had some tremendous things happen in his life. In this episode we discuss how these events have expanded his Perspective. Let us know what you think of this or any other Episode by joining our Team Dynamic Power Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/teamdynamicpower/?ref=bookmarks Warrior Greens: https://www.warriorgreens.com/?ref=jeremyclark3 The Beard Struggle: (code: POWER15 saves you 15% off your entire purchase) https://www.thebeardstruggle.com/ Grab some Team Dynamic Power Apparel: (code PODCAST10 saves you 10% off your entire purchase) WE HAVE HATS! https://teespring.com/stores/teamdynamicpower

In this Perspective Series episode, we talk to Dustin Bailey. Here is his Bio: My story is a story filled with comeback power, second chances, and filled with heartbreak too.  Yet at its very core, it is a love story; that is the first thing you need to know about me.  That I know pain, addiction, suffering, and I know brokenness but more importantly I know that love is the entire reason, we are here. I was told by my grandmother that I entered this world talking in the same way I communicate now.  But those are fairy tales now to me for children when they are being tucked cozy in their warm beds.    Beautiful and lovely words were placed in my soul by my father.  My father read to me Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman instead of Dr. Seuss.  My father was an alcoholic, a rambling and wild Osage, never meant for mass production. He was beautiful and ahead of his time regarding the way he believed communication in all its avenues was the single most significant event to occur for humanity.  He made me read Shakespeare aloud, as if in preparation for an audience.   At 8 years old, he walked me to where the thicket of trees outlined the horizon on our property and underneath a half crescent moon, he crooned that he was leaving but that I need not worry, that he had given me the greatest of tools, and also that inside our home, was a woman that’s love was more powerful than anything in the world.   The night he left I would not see him again until I was 16 years old.  My mother raised my brother and I, she taught me to play catch and she taught me about literature, music, movies, and the greatest of lessons, in her manner of unflinching love toward us.  I knew my entire life that I had the greatest mother that ever lived.  I was creative and outgoing.  I caught on early that when I spoke everyone listened.  I wrote short stories and poetry and painted abstract art.  I was the starting Quarterback and voted most likely to succeed.   My life came very easily the first 19 years.  I never had to work for anything.  I would pay a price for this lack of efforts.  I wrote a short story and was told that I was going to be the next Joy Harjo.  That never occurred for me. I went to college on academic scholarship to a Liberal Arts school and studied Creative Writing and after school, I moved to Los Angeles and did modeling(print)for American Eagle and Old Navy.  I did not have my first drink until the age of 21 years old.  At 23 years old, my mother’s mental illness became so evident and evidence was my once promising life that had become cumbersome.  Somewhere within me, I felt the world say that I was not good enough and I looked at that old world, and said, “okay I must not be.”  I reached for a bottle and took a drink and as they say the drink took the man.  From 23 years old to 11 months ago my life would be riddled with alcoholism and drugs.  Felony charges, jail time, and children I would not know nor raise.  My father would die when I was 26 years old and on the same evening, I overdosed for the first time.  I worked meaningless jobs and lived 14 years so utterly broken and miserable.  I was 80 pounds overweight and had basically given up on life.  From the first drink until the last drink, I never wrote again.  I never spoke in lovely and beautiful words.  I would not paint either.  I would die millions of daily deaths in my lies, my behavior, and perversion of reality.  My mother would struggle with her mental instability but watching her oldest son die daily, took a toll on her.  She would plead and beg for me to believe I was worthy to fight back but I was unwilling.  In February 2018 while in Rogers County Jail on a public intoxication charge, my mother died in her sleep.  The day she died I slipped even further down, roaming the streets like a stark raving lunatic.  On Aug 25th     my mother’s birthday, in a motel room I was drinking myself to death and Kayla Gregory and her father saved my life.  They pleaded for me to fight back and that day began an unexpected journey.  I walked into a rehab and would not know that I would be reborn that day.  That is the beautiful thing about dreams they do not wilt and die within us.  They wait like a child wanting for the rain to stop so they can run in wild abandon into the sunshine.  I began walking 1 mile a day.  I began healing and I began to recover the person that I thought I had lost.  Somewhere in that space I found my words.  I found my voice.  There have been so many people who love me on the days I could not love myself.  But yes, I had to take massive massive massive action to overhaul the lunacy that plagued my mind.  I began to cultivate my artwork and writing.  I began eating healthy.  I began to serve others.  I found my stride and I found a way to live in my skin.  Almost a year later and my artwork is on the walls of others, I have been nominated for a short story award, and I sponsor other men as lost and broken as I once was.  My children know their father today and I love and teach them the way my father never taught me. It has been devastating and beautiful to heal and to now help others heal.  There have been moments of despair and nights of wonderment and awe.  When I was on my father's knee the evening before he left me, he told me that God had a plan with these words and images that live in my soul, and he said one day, I will give them to others.  Everything I am is because of losing my way and beginning to find my way.  I once looked at my life as if the world never needed me, as if I never even mattered that I was unworthy to be exactly who and what I am.  Today I know my purpose and I know why I was created.  To show others that feel as broken as I once felt, how incredibly worthy they are to be alive.  The miracle that they are somewhere underneath that hurt.  I was told by my mother once; we accept the love we think we deserve.  I would not have found my way if it were not for the love my mother taught me, and I would not have begun this if she had not died.  Her life gave me life, and her death saved my life.  There is no greater lesson in the world, than when a person teaches another person to love themselves.  THINGS I DO EVERY SINGLE DAY (I am unwilling to be who I was YESTERDAY) 1)      WRITE 500 WORDS DAILY 2)      ONE MEETING A DAY 3)      READ 20 PAGES A DAY 4)      PAINT FOR 30 MINS MINIMUM 5)      1 HOUR OF LIFTING WEIGHTS 6)      1 HOUR OF CARDIO (variation from running, sprinting cycling) 7)      EATING PROPERLY 8)      Pray and Meditate (Surrender daily) 9)      AND the MOST SIGNIFICANT is to LOVE AND SERVE others.  To give freely what was given to me. I practice these spiritual principles in all my affairs. _____________________________________________________________________   Let us know what you think of this or any other Episode by joining our Team Dynamic Power Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/teamdynamicpower/?ref=bookmarks Warrior Greens: https://www.warriorgreens.com/?ref=jeremyclark3 The Beard Struggle: (code: POWER15 saves you 15% off your entire purchase) https://www.thebeardstruggle.com/ Grab some Team Dynamic Power Apparel: (code PODCAST10 saves you 10% off your entire purchase) WE HAVE HATS! https://teespring.com/stores/teamdynamicpower

When Kickstarter recently added "recommendations" for ensuring that campaigns on the site were "honest and clear", a great deal of attention was paid to the new prohibitions on photo-realistic renderings and superlative language ("Virtual Legality is the world's greatest legal podcast and video series!). But what many didn't pay quite enough attention to was the "recommendation" that a campaign ask for *complete* funding, and that may have led to a bit of a raw deal for one small project creator. Would Kickstarter really punish backers for engaging in activity tacitly (and expressly) permitted for much of the past decade? What type of campaign would draw Kickstarter's ire, and why would Kickstarter want to reject money-making opportunities anyway? What did Killerwhale Games and their MMORPG project "Raw" learn about the answers to these questions, and why can we expect more stories like this in the future? We strive for an honest and clear presentation in...Virtual Legality. CHECK OUT THE VIDEO AT: https://youtu.be/sTOSmuG-Lmc #Raw #Kickstarter #VirtualLegality *** Discussed in this episode: "@HoegLaw Curious to hear your thoughts on this..." Twitter - July 15, 2019 - @IndieLauraSDG (https://twitter.com/IndieLauraSDG/status/1150852397670944769) "Kickstarter suspends GTA Online imitator RAW and cancels pledges" PCGamesN - July 15, 2019 - Dustin Bailey (https://www.pcgamesn.com/raw/kickstarter) "RAW - sandbox MMORP game with attention to realism (Suspended)" Kickstarter Campaign - As of July 15, 2019 (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/killerwhalegames/raw-sandbox-mmorp-game-with-attention-to-realism/description) "Honest and Clear Presentation in Projects" Kickstarter Rules and Recommendations (https://www.kickstarter.com/honest) Kickstarter Terms of Use Updated as of May 25, 2018 (https://www.kickstarter.com/terms-of-use) "The World's Best Crowdfunding Site Releases Incredible New Rules and Guidelines to Help Protect Amazing Backers" Gizmodo - June 13, 2019 - Andrew Liszewski (https://gizmodo.com/the-worlds-best-crowdfunding-site-releases-incredible-n-1835493116) *** FOR MORE CHECK US OUT: On Twitter @hoeglaw At our website: https://hoeglaw.com/ On our Blog, "Rules of the Game", at https://hoeglaw.wordpress.com/ On "Help Us Out Hoeg!" a regular segment on the Easy Allies Podcast (formerly GameTrailers) (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZrxXp1reP8E353rZsB3jaA)

#63 "I have so much feelings..." Roundtable 2018.01.02 This week, your nice hosts get into it. Stephen is split on everything, Mark is the bad guy, and it's all Martha's fault. Stephen and Mark talked about their Ludum Dare 40 game, Widget Satchel, which Martha played on last week’s Nice Plays episode! Loot Systems 0:03:58 Stephen McGregor Game Design Zelda: Breath Of The Wild Players Are Tricking Amiibos To Grind For Rare Loot - Ethan Gach , Kotaku Nioh's latest patch fixes its most annoying flaw -  Jeffrey Matulef, Eurogamer Stephen brought up our recent episode on repetition in games, "Schrödinger’s Animal Crossing." NeuroVoider Chock-Full of Rogue-Like KillBot Twin-Stick Shooting - James Cunningham, Hardcore Gamer Bungie says it " betrayed" Destiny 2 fans over transparency - YouTube Loot Boxes 0:29:30 Martha Megarry Gaming Marketing Loot boxes in video games will soon get a review flag from OpenCritic - Sam Machkovech, Ars Technica What You Need To Know About Shadow of War's Controversial Loot Boxes - Patricia Hernandez, Kotaku A Guide To The Endless, Confusing Star Wars Battlefront II Controversy - Gita Jackson, Kotaku Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford is ‘very much against predatory monetization schem… -  Dustin Bailey, PCGamesN An inconvenient truth: game prices have come down with time - Ben Kuchera, Ars Technica I Just Got A Bunch Of Overwatch Gift Cards, And I'm Terrified To Use Them - Nathan Grayson, Kotaku How Luis Von Ahn Turned Countless Hours Of Mindless Activity Into Something Val… - Alison Griswold, Business Insider Game Designer Damion Schubert posted a thread on Twitter about how to do loot boxes ethically. Mark was not convinced.

#63 "I have so much feelings..."Roundtable 2018.01.02 This week, your nice hosts get into it. Stephen is split on everything, Mark is the bad guy, and it's all Martha's fault.Stephen and Mark talked about their Ludum Dare 40 game, Widget Satchel, which Martha played on last week's Nice Plays episode! Loot Systems 0:03:58 Stephen McGregorGame DesignZelda: Breath Of The Wild Players Are Tricking Amiibos To Grind For Rare Loot - Ethan Gach , KotakuNioh's latest patch fixes its most annoying flaw -  Jeffrey Matulef, Eurogamer Stephen brought up our recent episode on repetition in games, "Schrödinger's Animal Crossing."NeuroVoider Chock-Full of Rogue-Like KillBot Twin-Stick Shooting - James Cunningham, Hardcore GamerBungie says it " betrayed" Destiny 2 fans over transparency - YouTube Loot Boxes 0:29:30 Martha MegarryGamingMarketingLoot boxes in video games will soon get a review flag from OpenCritic - Sam Machkovech, Ars TechnicaWhat You Need To Know About Shadow of War's Controversial Loot Boxes - Patricia Hernandez, KotakuA Guide To The Endless, Confusing Star Wars Battlefront II Controversy - Gita Jackson, KotakuGearbox boss Randy Pitchford is ‘very much against predatory monetization schem… -  Dustin Bailey, PCGamesNAn inconvenient truth: game prices have come down with time - Ben Kuchera, Ars TechnicaI Just Got A Bunch Of Overwatch Gift Cards, And I'm Terrified To Use Them - Nathan Grayson, KotakuHow Luis Von Ahn Turned Countless Hours Of Mindless Activity Into Something Val… - Alison Griswold, Business InsiderGame Designer Damion Schubert posted a thread on Twitter about how to do loot boxes ethically. Mark was not convinced.

2017 was a HUGE year for video games, so we've got a HUGE podcast counting down our Top 5 Games of 2017, featuring Dave and Graziella from Friends from the Internet, Dustin Bailey, formerly of This Week in Games, and Heidi Kemps currently of This Week in Games!

2017 was a HUGE year for video games, so we've got a HUGE podcast counting down our Top 5 Games of 2017, featuring Dave and Graziella from Friends from the Internet, Dustin Bailey, formerly of This Week in Games, and Heidi Kemps currently of This Week in Games!

For Part 2 of our Australian Cold Brew Series, we’re joined by Dustin Bailey from Rushmore coffee out of Melbourne Australia. We talk with Dustin about starting a small business and the cold brew scene in Australia. We also talk a bit about cold brew coffee and shelf life. If you listened to listened to […] The post Rushmore Coffee / Australian Cold Brew Series (Part 2) appeared first on Drips & Draughts.

Zac, Dave and Graz from Fast Karate for the Gentlemen and our own Dustin Bailey run down the best games they played in 2016, the Nintendo Switch and 2017's biggest games! The Last Guardian, Overwatch, Final Fantasy XV and much more!

Zac, Dave and Graz from Fast Karate for the Gentlemen and our own Dustin Bailey run down the best games they played in 2016, the Nintendo Switch and 2017's biggest games! The Last Guardian, Overwatch, Final Fantasy XV and much more!

Remember what I said last week about confusing episode numbering? This week marks the return of Outer Sanctum to the show in an interview recorded back in August, but held in reserve until now, while we awaited final mastering of their first full-length CD. So, let this be a small lesson to you bands out there: Sure having an outside, professional ear master your CD may be expensive, frustrating, and extremely time consuming, but the end result is totally worth it. For those of you who had access to the original, unmixed version of the album, this will be an entirely new listening experience for you -- even after we compress it down to 128Kbs for this download, or 96Kbs for those of you who use the stream. In addition, once this episode is placed back in its original context, it finally clears up (for me anyway) why I spent the next episode (#083 with Five 'Til Dawn, recorded the next day) calling Justin Crawford (a guy I've known for five years), Dustin Crawford -- as a large portion of this interview focuses on Outer Sanctum's newest addition, guitarist Dustin Bailey. Nice to know that, eventually, everything starts making sense around here. Though they had only played a couple of shows back when they first appeared on this show, Outer Sanctum has since become a recognized and popular act in the local scene. They made the finals in the 8 Seconds Rock Battle a year ago and have since played numerous gigs at area church functions as well as several of the more-popular bars and clubs around town. If you see their name on the billing of a venue near you, don't let a "faith based rock" moniker (or a few extra years' life experience) in any way dissuade you from giving these guys a serious listen. This is great, original hard rock/heavy metal in league with the finest bands in the city, blasted at you by some of the most energetic and enthusiastic live players you will find anywhere.  Verily, thy face will melt. Links referenced in the show: Outer Sanctum can be found here: | | | | | . They last appeared on . Their self-titled, debut CD can be downaded via the Christianrocker.com page or their Reverbnation.com page, and will soon be available for download from the usual suspects. We'll add those links as they become available. They debuted the second track from this episode, "Hands Up," at a memorable gig at . Their sound is engineered by for Red Sound Live. The infamous "Indy In-Tune Cool Points" contest has actually been dormant for about four years.  However, since it was so much fun back then (despite almost going broke buying drinks and giving out schwag to a bunch of cool people), we're willing to revive the tradition.  If anybody is interested in getting in on the action, best place to start is . Special thanks to Bill Stamper and for their usual support and hospitality.