Podcasts about E23

In the episode, A Reading From My Memoir: Chapter 6, "Mahander" (S2, E23), with my physical illness worsening, my new cabbie, Mahander rushes me to the Delta airline agency so I can purchase an emergency flight ticket home, then ushers me back to the Grand Western Regionale Hotel, where in fear and overwhelm I make deals with God on my knees in broken-hearted cries. Just as I'm about to lose all hope, I hear the whisper of God and his angels who say, “If we send you home, will you do God's will?” The tender voices then give me instructions on how to get home through symbols in my environment. As Mahander drives me to the airport he encourages me: “You will make it home my friend…it is nothing what I do. I am doing my duty. You are an American.” He then delivers me into the hands of safety on time for my flight back to New York. Book description of Not As Crazy As You Think:   In the style of magical realism, Not As Crazy As You Think is a memoir about a free-spirited dreamer, who in 1994 travels to India to see the Taj Mahal. Instead of receiving spiritual enlightenment, Jennifer contacts a life-threatening illness, and by the grace of a compassionate auto rickshaw driver, she arrives to her emergency flight to New York on time. But in a sudden Near-Death-Experience on the airplane home, she realizes the mental realm is quantum and non-local. After falling into the hands of the psychiatric institution, however, who take over her life through forced drugging and involuntary hospitalizations, she realizes the only way to prove she is more than an unevolved genetic defect is to kill the Dead White Man Virus. With the help of her guides inside her shamanic journeys —an auditory Star-Trekkian angel squad in an alternate universe—she attacks psychiatry's racist underpinnings with passion and satire, breaking the PC code of political correctness. But when she accidentally discovers a buried leap of faith involving the Theory of Natural Selection, the scientific error not only proves her sanity, but also reveals the most ignored missing link to systemic racism in America today. A book for social justice warriors, advocates of alternative health, geek culture, and people of color, Not As Crazy As You Think asks the hard questions and delivers the raw answers during a time when mental health, mental illness, and racism are topics in the spotlight.#psychiatryisnotscience #mentalhealth #trauma #PTSD #angels #hearingvoicescommunity #India #memoirPlease visit my website at: http://www.jengaitasiciliano.com​Don't forget to subscribe to the Not As Crazy As You Think YouTube channel @SicilianoJenConnect:Instagram: @jengaita LinkedIn: @jensicilianoTwitter: @jsiciliano

Possessed by the podcasting black lodge demon and recording live from our favorite bar in Mie Prefecture, Chi Chi and dear friend of three years John battle through TWIN PEAKS, TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME and TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN. Wilson produces as he listens to a conversation on a series of television programs and films he's never seen before. “You haven't seen The Godfather?!” Chi Chi endlessly berates him. They invite more people and order pizza and tequila. Chi Chi takes all the air out of the room. Saying goodbye, getting married, moving, reflecting together… Audio is too loud (too quiet), something is wrong, beauty is too much to take… but there is art and friendship and conversation and alcohol. The gleaming world. Traffic on the strip. Follow I'M SO POPULAR on Twitter: twitter.com/imsopopularpod (S2.E23)

This episode was recorded on May 19th and 23rd, 2021. — Discussed (part 1): Our initial positions and experiences with the show; whether or not Will Smith is participating in minstrelsy; Cosby’s “Poundcake” diatribe; the Cosby Show, but with hip hop; black shows at the time; hood representation; Living Single; charisma; early 90s sitcoms v. late 90s sitcoms; Family Matters; who’s laughing at who?; final thesis. — Episodes watched: Pilot (S1.E1); Mistaken Identity (S1.E6); The Ethnic Tip (S1.E17); 72 Hours (S1.E23); Winner Takes Off (S3.E15); Six Degrees of Graduation (S3.E24); Blood is Thicker Than Mud (S4.E8); Poppa’s Gotta Brand New Excuse (S4.E24); The Philadelphia Story (S4.E26); Viva Lost Wages (S6.E8) — Discussed (part 2): A full 160; 72 Hours; Mistaken Identity; the story of a misfit; Blood is Thicker Than Mud; the importance of Carlton’s character; what does it mean to be a black man?; Poppa’s Gotta Brand New Excuse; Will Smith’s background; The Philadelphia Story; intended age demographics for The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air; high school level racial dialogue; black people and the entertainment industry; Paul Mooney (R.I.P.); art’s subjectivity vs. sports’ objectivity; “Doing something great is overrated.”; typecasting; and more! — Email us your thoughts, questions, and suggestions at bostonnj@racetraderpodcast.com. Discuss the show with the #racetraderpodcast hashtag on Twitter and everywhere else. Please don’t forget to rate, review and listen on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher or wherever you get your podcasts. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/racetraderpodcast/message

(0:00) listener discretion is advised (1:10) boys chat about making it to episode 23 (2:10) favorite #23s in sports & the 1980s Vancouver Canucks (5:01) Mailbag features listener feedback from Canada’s Land of Living Skies (6:03) After The Pod features the birth of a new U.S. sports network, Bally Sports (8:52) E23’s spotlight; recent hot mic incidents in sports broadcasting (10:00) NHL referee Tim Peel during a game in Nashville - 03/23/2021(17:59) NHL referee Andy van Hellemond Hockey Night in Canada feature shoot - 05/09/1985 (19:54) Cincinnati Reds’ broadcaster Thom Brennaman during a doubleheader in Kansas City - 08/19/2020 (27:15) NFL on FOX broadcasters Joe Buck & Troy Aikman during rehearsal ahead of a game in Tampa - 10/18/2020 (31:32) Calgary Flames goalie Don Edwards injured while mic’d up during an NHL preseason game back in the Fall of 1984 (35:15) Funny mic’d up story during a Calgary Flames game from the early 90s (37:44) Conquest Hockey’s Q&A segment reveals the pandemonium that happens in the truck when someone thinks their mic is hot, but isn’t (42:17) Inside The Truck social media promotion (42:40) shout-out to "The World’s Playground" & "Sin City" in honor of Bally Sports birthday

Dr. Stephanie Young is a licensed doctor of chiropractic, applied kinesiologist, and trained in functional and traditional Chinese medicine. After years of struggling with chronic illness only to be told it was all in her head and needed antidepressants, Dr. Young took things into her own hands and detoxed herself out of poor health bit by bit. She started her membership program because so many are struggling with mysterious symptoms. Having healed herself, Dr. Young understands what her patients are going through and that your symptoms are real. Today, Dr. Young has helped hundreds of people fighting chronic diseases. It is so refreshing having doctors who understand your pain, and I am so excited to have Dr. Young on the Heal podcast today.

Today's podcast episode is a special one. On episode 145 of The Fight Library, we have a triple header of guests: Jack Grant, Jose “Shorty” Torres, and Brandon Royval. (1:52) First up is Jack Grant. Grant is a staple of the UK MMA scene with the most exciting of fight styles. Grant brings it every night and plans on bringing it at Cage Warriors 115 against Yassine Belhadj. (10:16) Up next, Jose “Shorty” Torres joins the show for the second time (E23) and talks his upcoming fight. Torres takes on Sean Santella on the upcoming Brave CF 42 card in Bahrain. (23:22) And last but not least, UFC flyweight contender, Brandon Royval. Royval takes on Kai-Kara France on the main card of UFC 253 in a banger of a fight. Follow Jack Grant, Jose “Shorty” Torres, and Brandon Royval on social media: Grant Twitter: @JackGrantMMA Shorty Twitter: @ShortyTorresMMA Royval Instagram: @broyval --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fightlibrary/support

Jasna Hodžić is part writer, part scientific researcher, and part badass rock climber. We talked about sending her first 5.14a, ‘To Bolt Or Not To Be’ at Smith Rock, about practicing her anti-style to climb a route called ‘Voodoo’ 5.14b, and about her struggles with a misdiagnosed finger injury, compartment syndrome, and RED-S.  Support on Patreon:patreon.com/thenuggetclimbing  Show Notes:  http://thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/jasna-hodzic  Nuggets:  2:18 – Woodstoves, cooking while driving, and leaving an ice cube tray in the oven  5:46 – Hyper + cute boys, Mr. Buff Man, and getting into rock climbing  8:35 – Studying abroad in Spain in 2013, climbing at world-class areas, and finding an infectious climbing scene   11:38 – ‘To Bolt Or Not To Be’, the archetype of hard rock climbing, pure inspiration, and commuting from Seattle to try the route  18:35 – Advantages of top-roping, skin pain, and progression on To Bolt  22:23 – “Smedges”, going through six pairs of Muira VSs, punting at the 10th bolt, and bailing on her own birthday party  27:31 – Taping for warmups, warming up for To Bolt, and the Mike Doyle story  31:48 – Climbing ‘Peace’ first redpoint try, onsighting the last two bolts, and glacier polish   40:35 – Tick marks, visualizing, and focusing on the crux  43:07 – ‘Voodoo’ (Jasna’s first 5.14b), Equinox, and the jump start  48:34 – Jasna’s fake finger injury  59:28 – Taking a break from the gym and feeling stronger after a winter of rock climbing  1:03:13 – Mixing projects and quick ticks, trying hard routes, and anti-style  1:08:17 – Vertical climbing isn’t type 1 fun, steep climbing during quarantine, and climbing 14a in her anti-style  1:10:10 – Scuba diving on ‘Papa Legba’  1:14 14 – The foot story (compartment syndrome)  1:30:59 – Dealing with injuries and gratitude for health and health care  1:37:38 – Jasna’s experience with RED-S (formerly know as Female Athlete Triad)  1:45:43 – How Jasna has changed her diet post-RED-S, cottage cheese, getting DEXA scans, and other takeaways  1:53:53 – Eating more frequently, calories, calve muscles, and body fat  1:57:13 – Favorite books  2:01:37 – Photojournalism, Jasna’s R&I article, blogging, writing to process the gunk in your head, and the importance of publishing  2:07:11 – Dreams of making a living as a writer, and her PhD  2:10:20 – Gratitude for health and partnerships  2:13:23 – Climbing goals, being meticulous with climbing, and falling into projects  2:18:37 – Not on the Insta-Twitter  

E23 – Interview With Crisis Negotiator, Ross Hardy Ross Hardy spent a decade as a cliff-edge crisis negotiator at one of the world’s most notorious suicide spots. The team he founded and led there became the busiest search and rescue team in the UK and has rescued 1000’s of people to date. The leadership lessons that he learned in those years, he now teaches through Discovery Hope, a UK based leadership consultancy. His latest online course Smart Thinking For Times of Crisis is available on Udemy and teaches tools for self, team, and organisational leadership for times of crisis and high pressure. You Can Read the Transcript of Our Interview Below: Nathan Simmonds: Welcome to another Sticky Interview with MBM, Making Business Matter. It’s the home of, and soft skills provider to the retail and manufacturing industry of the UK. This podcast, the whole idea about this podcast is to be sharing great thinkers, and great concepts, and great ideas with you, to help you be the best version of yourself, especially in this time that we’re living in right now with the crisis that are happening. Nathan Simmonds: Today, sharing the interview space with Ross Hardy, someone who’s got phenomenal experience in crisis situations, in crisis negotiation, in crisis communication. And I’ll introduce him shortly with a little excerpt from his bio, which is astonishing reading, and it comes with astonishing experiences. Ross Hardy spent a decade as a cliff edge crisis negotiator in one of the worlds most notorious suicide spots. The team he founded and led there became the busiest search and rescue team in the UK, and has rescued thousands of people to date. Nathan Simmonds: Just to add a little note in there, I live just down the road from this spot, Ross and I know the areas very well, locality and geographically. And yeah, world famous. The leadership lessons that he learned in those years, he now teaches through Discovery Hope, a UK based leadership consultancy. Nathan Simmonds: His latest online course, Smart Thinking for Times of Crisis, is available on Udemy we’ll talk a bit more about that later, and teaches tools for self, team, and organizational leaders for times of crisis and high pressure. It’s not just about today, in the day and age of COVID-19, it’s about the crisis that was probably on people’s tables 12 weeks ago, it’s all about the crisis that will be on people’s tables 24 weeks from now. This may be unprecedented times, but these are not unprecedented circumstances, or ways of thinking. This is why it’s vital. Nathan Simmonds: Ross, massive thanks for being here, really appreciate you taking the time to have this conversation. Going to dive straight into this with some of the things. I want to find out why you do what you do. We’ve had a little bit of a conversation. I want to find out why you do what you do, and I want you to tell the world why you do what you do. Ross Hardy: Okay. Well firstly, as you mentioned, I spent 10 years as a crisis negotiator. I led a team of crisis negotiators on a cliff edge, dealing with people who were coming out to end their lives. Some actually from all over the world to that single spot. And in that time, I had an awful lot of experiences of people in crisis of course, learning how to manage people in crisis, throughout crisis negotiation techniques that we would use, and also learning how to lead myself, to lead a team, and to lead an organization that’s dealing with crisis

Managing client expectations starts with managing clients. By doing your due diligence and making sure a new client is a good fit for your business, you’ll be setting your agency up for future success. John Vuong from Local SEO Search goes over his one big tip for choosing the right clients.

Sure, they’ve “taken out” the big bad in the prison maze but an army is still on it’s way. Harnessing a force of nature to take out a chunk of the army shouldn’t be too hard…right? Thank you for bearing with us as we adapt to life under the stay at home order. We willContinue reading "Edge of Desolation: E23"

They finally make it to the Wizards tower which announces it is the tower of Ruphus Kingrave. With flowerly script, the welcome warns them to stay on the path while managing to sound like a kitshy gift shop. Despite the warnings, the H.A.P.P.Y. Squad does what they do best. It’s a dangerous thing, entering aContinue reading "Adventures in Gebrecan: E23"

Sandras Schicke Schnitte. Der POPcast.Der ganz normale Wahnsinn bei der Friselle im Laden drinne. Podcast mit Geschichten aus dem Alltag. Schicke Schnitte Kassel. Frisör, Friseurmeisterin in Nordhessen. Folge #23: CORONA KRISE. Tausche 5 Klorollen gegen 10L Desinfektionsmittel (S01.E23)

S2, E23, Back into the deep, dark end of the pool we go with a fascinating exploration of "Living Myth - The Paths of Wisdom" (November 27, 2019) as Michael Meade wows us again in just a 19 minute episode in this weeks Pod Fodder discussion. In the spirit of another Star Wars movie coming out this month, Greg shows off his chops in the hot seat in Keith's original quiz "Buddha, Star Wars or Someone Else" and after that we nerd out in a new segment sure to get your wheels spinning, too.

S2, E23, Back into the deep, dark end of the pool we go with a fascinating exploration of "Living Myth - The Paths of Wisdom" (November 27, 2019) as Michael Meade wows us again in just a 19 minute episode in this weeks Pod Fodder discussion. In the spirit of another Star Wars movie coming out this month, Greg shows off his chops in the hot seat in Keith's original quiz "Buddha, Star Wars or Someone Else" and after that we nerd out in a new segment sure to get your wheels spinning, too.

This week on the show, Luke and John talk soft skills! https://www.virtualleadershipacademy.com/blog/E23  

Show Notes:Email - theaternoise@gmail.comTwitter & Instagram - @theaternoiseLetterboxd (Levi) - https://letterboxd.com/LeviTN/Letterboxd (Eli) - https://letterboxd.com/eliv/

As the pozcast continues to build momentum, I continue to work to bring you the best thought leaders in the talent and career growth industry and my guest on E23 of #thepozcast Jill Katz is at the top of the list. As I ventured down my own career journey, Jill's name, reputation and work came to light through Mike Vacanti (Humans First) and Claude Silver. Jill and I connected a couple of months back on a true human level and I invited here to join us today.Jill Katz is an Influencer, Speaker and Coach that is passionate about shifting the workplace to be more #PeopleFocused. She is the Founder and Chief Change Officer of Assemble HR Consulting, a boutique Human Resources firm that focuses on Organizational Transformation and Employee Experience.Jill brings candid insights, brave questions, humor and empathy to her advisory practice. She is a seasoned executive coach, facilitator, and human capital expert with more than 20 years of success. She is best known for her “3C's Approach”: candor, courage, and Care. Most important of all, she is a very proud Mom, a devoted wife, a Broadway fanatic, and a dog lover.Please join us on E23 to talk all things how to make the workplace more #humansfirst. I appreciate you listening, engaging, sharing, subscribing and commenting. Enjoy! Thanks!

Are you excited about the return of Captain Picard?!?!  We are!!  Do you have a friend/spouse/pet who might need a little refresher course on who this Picard guy is and what the heck is going on with these Borg people?  Well, we put together a list of episodes to watch while you're waiting.  Think of it as a little Star Trek Picard primer based on what we know so far about the show. You have a few months to get ready but if you don’t want to marathon all of TNG & Voyager, this watch list should help. :) First-- the basics. You’ll be introduced to Captain Picard, Data, and the Borg.  - Star Trek TNG - S1. E13. Datalore - Star Trek TNG - S2. E9. Measure of a Man.  - Star Trek TNG - S3. E26. & S4. E1. Best of Both Worlds (parts 1 & 2) - Star Trek TNG - S4. E2. Family - Star Trek TNG - S4. E3. Brothers - Star Trek TNG - S5. E23. I Borg - Star Trek TNG - S5. E25. The Inner Light - Star Trek TNG - S6. E15. Tapestry  - Star Trek TNG - S6. E26. & S7. E1. Descent (parts 1 & 2) - Star Trek TNG- S7. E25 & 26. All Good Things (parts 1 & 2) - Star Trek: Generations  - Star Trek: First Contact Then you’ll want to know who Seven on Nine is!  - Star Trek VOY - S3. E26. & S4. E1. Scorpion (parts 1 & 2) - Star Trek VOY - S4. E2. The Gift - Star Trek VOY - S6. E16. Collective  - Star Trek VOY - S7. E18 Human Error  - Star Trek VOY - S7. E 25 & 26. Endgame (pats 1 & 2) Then wrap up the Picard & Data story - Star Trek: Nemesis Finally, I think the 24th-century events in this film will matter a lot-- specifically what happens to the planet Romulus.  - Star Trek (2009)

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E23 "Topanga Or Hillary Duff?" by Jasey Gibson & Travis Barnes

We meet SO many new people this episode. Chris Traeger. Ben Wyatt. Lucy Last Name to Be Determined. And two of them are working to trim the fat of the parks department. Ron is giddy with glee, but Leslie won't take this lying down. Neither will we. We chat about people being rude, the rules for dating people younger than you, and introduce Sean to Flat Stanley. We also finally go over our Super Bowl prop bets. It's more exciting than that game was, that's for sure. And we're still treating ourselves! here's something SUPER cool for our Austin friends: we've partnered with Wild Chix & Waffles on their Galentine's Day Menu. Drop in now until February 16 and you can score your very own Treat Yo Self along with tons of yummy food. And since Wild Chix is 100% gluten-free, you can nom to your heart's content, no matter your dietary restrictions. Get yo self a Treat Yo Self! Episode: S2, E23: "The Master Plan" Episode Drinks: Joey: Treaty Oak Ghost Hill Bourbon + Ginger Beer Haleigh: Orange Juice + Blood Orange Cranberry Juice + This Gin Here, created at the Ginstitute in London Sean: Treaty Oak Red-Handed Rye Whiskey

Doug Landis is a Growth Partner at Emergence Capital and on E23, he chats about his top strategies to improve sales productivity. Tune in!

E23 – record yourself to improve in your target language

Bubble Bubble, toil and trouble!   The Worst Little Podcast – S 5 E23 – Download Link What a show we have for you! It’s chaotic, incoherent at times and was a real blast to record. Hope you can keep up! In the studio we have Jill Marlene, Doyle Wayne Stewart, Margy Ford and Stephen Barron […]

DJ Loko “El Denque” (Dansex Remix) Los Guajiros del Puerto “Veo Veo” (Chequete Che) Juan Magan & Marcos Rodriguez “Bora Bora” Dario Nuñez “Ponme La Buena Coco” (Hector Rodriquez) DJ Rebel “Pitbull’s 2010 Summer Anthem” DJ Underdawg “Make ‘Em Jump” (Party Break) Starkillers “Cantina” (Ritmo Latino Remix) Moreno Negron ft. Don Miguelo “La Maldad” (remix) DJ Dexterous “Café Con Leche” DJ Nelson “Que Quiere La Gringa” Gloria Estefan “Rhythm Is Gonna Get You” (Pitbull Remix) Gregor Salto & Kaoma - Lambada 3000 Enrique Iglesias ft. Pitbull “I Like It” (Remix) Scarmixxed “Suave Rewerk” E23 "Sonido Latino” Recorded 09.20.10 Time 44:36

Identity and talent are explored, as Kim rejoins the Lama in Benares, heals a child, and transforms a desperate colleague.