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Dan Levin, Director, Stout, speaks with Danielle Tangorre, Partner, Robinson & Cole, and Parker Eastin, Partner, Nicholson & Eastin, about the legal and regulatory landscape surrounding marketing arrangements in health care and how they are working with their clients to structure these arrangements. They discuss the types of arrangements they are seeing and the kinds of marketing services commonly covered by these arrangements, recent enforcement activity, and strategies related to fee determination and valuation. Sponsored by HealthCare Appraisers, now part of Stout.To learn more about AHLA and the educational resources available to the health law community, visit americanhealthlaw.org.
Thinking of moving to the Midwest or moving to Kansas City? Or are you just looking for another state to live in for more affordability, opportunities, and a new experience? Amy Eastin is a travel influencer and outdoors fanatic who shares unique locations and hidden gems that can be found all over the Midwest. If you're looking for a reason to relocate, this podcast should help you determine that! Find Amy: https://www.instagram.com/everydayoutdoorfamily/ https://www.facebook.com/everydayoutdoorfamily/ https://everydayoutdoorfamily.com/
In this episode, host Kevin Griffin chats with special guest Scott Eastin, owner of EastinIT Security, shedding light on the landscape of part-time freelancing and consulting in addition to usual full-time roles. Scott offers invaluable tips on what he looks for when vetting freelancers and independent consultants. He highlights the importance of being responsive, having an impressive LinkedIn profile, coupling work commitments with meetings, and project follow-through. Scott chronicles his transition from full-time employment to independent consulting, driven by the desire for a better work experience. He also explores the impact of the 2023 market dip on the consulting market and shares optimistic predictions for 2024. The video culminates with advice for professionals to plan their career trajectory with a 'Plan B,' suggesting that part-time consulting can be lucrative and a great fallback option. Links:Scott Eastin on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seastin/ Creators & Guests Kevin Griffin - Host Scott Eastin - Guest
Amy Eastin got her undergraduate degree from the University of Kansas School of Journalism in Strategic Communications. After graduating, she taught English in Seoul, South Korea for a year, backpacked through Southeast Asia and India for three months, and served in the Peace Corps in Bulgaria. After returning to the states, she settled down in Kansas City, getting her Master's Degree in Public Administration focusing in Nonprofit Management from the University of Missouri- Kansas City. She met her husband and settled down -as much as she ever will. Now they have 3 kids: identical twin 6-year-old girls and a 3-year-old boy. Amy created the Instagram account Everyday Outdoor Family to encourage others (and herself) to see the beauty and adventures in Kansas City and the Midwest. In this episode you will learn everything you need to know to plan your ideal trip to Kansas City. You will hear about: Where to stay in Kansas City Best food to eat in Kansa City Exciting things happening in Kansas City Top things to do in Kansas City Ideal itinerary in Kansas City
Thank you for being part of the conversation. This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward Episode 596 With Shannon Eastin Author Of Lady Ref Making Calls In A Man's World "You will never know how many times I said when asked about the lady ref, 'She is the best official on the field.'" -The late, legendary Red Cashion, NFL referee for 25 seasons and two Super Bowls From a young age, Shannon Eastin was strong, fiercely competitive, and driven by the belief that she not only could but should be the best at whatever she set her mind to-including achieving her dream job: referee for the National Football League (NFL). In LADY REF: Making Calls in a Man's World, Shannon Eastin takes readers along on her journey to becoming the first woman to work as an NFL official-after taking on a lot of training, putting in a lot of hard, hard work, learning when to speak up and when to step back, and keeping the faith that God had a plan for her. Throughout, she offers practical lessons and plenty of inspiration for anyone determined to follow their passion and reach their goals without compromising. "I worked hard, I worked at getting better. And when one door wouldn't open, I kept looking for another way through," Eastin says of her quest to break into NFL. A door finally opened in 2012, thanks to a strike. Elated and grateful to be hired as a temporary replacement referee, she kept studying the game, following the rules, and working even harder to prove herself. "To get to this point," Eastin reflects, "I've had to take time to help others understand what I know, to see what I can do, and to trust me-and women like me-to do this work." Before all of the accomplishments that were to be bestowed on Shannon Eastin, there came a powerful drive and a feeling she was born with something extra. You could say LADY REF began the day Shannon Eastin was born.
Writer Eastin Deverna and artist Shawn Daley sit in to chat all about the upcoming Samurai Grandpa prequel graphic novel, Samurai Grandpa and The Eight Branched Tree.
Shannon Eastin-first woman Division I referee & the first woman NFL official - author of LADY REF: Making Calls in a Man's World spoke to Bill about her journey to becoming the first woman to work as an NFL official-after taking on a lot of training, putting in a lot of hard, hard work, learning when to speak up and when to step back, and keeping the faith that God had a plan for her
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In LADY REF: Making Calls in a Man's World Shannon Eastin takes readers along on her journey to becoming the first woman to work as an NFL official-after taking on a lot of training, putting in a lot of hard, hard work, learning when to speak up and when to step back, and keeping the faith that God had a plan for her. Throughout, she offers practical lessons and plenty of inspiration for anyone determined to follow their passion and reach their goals without compromising. "I worked hard, I worked at getting better. And when one door wouldn't open, I kept looking for another way through," Eastin says of her quest to break into NFL. A door finally opened in 2012, thanks to a strike. Elated and grateful to be hired as a temporary replacement referee, she kept studying the game, following the rules, and working even harder to prove herself. "To get to this point," Eastin reflects, "I've had to take time to help others understand what I know, to see what I can do, and to trust me-and women like me-to do this work." Before all of the accomplishments that were to be bestowed on Shannon Eastin, there came a powerful drive and a feeling she was born with something extra. You could say LADY REF began the day Shannon Eastin was born.
LADY REF- SHANNON EASTIN – 1ST FEMALE NFL REFERREE.
ABOUT SHANNON EASTIN AND LADY REF "You will never know how many times I said when asked about the lady ref, 'She is the best official on the field.'" -The late, legendary Red Cashion, NFL referee for 25 seasons and two Super Bowls From a young age, Shannon Eastin was strong, fiercely competitive, and driven by the belief that she not only could but should be the best at whatever she set her mind to-including achieving her dream job: referee for the National Football League (NFL). In LADY REF: Making Calls in a Man's World (Rowman & Littlefield; September 2023; ISBN: 978-1538181607; $34.00 Hardcover), Shannon Eastin takes readers along on her journey to becoming the first woman to work as an NFL official-after taking on a lot of training, putting in a lot of hard, hard work, learning when to speak up and when to step back, and keeping the faith that God had a plan for her. Throughout, she offers practical lessons and plenty of inspiration for anyone determined to follow their passion and reach their goals without compromising. "I worked hard, I worked at getting better. And when one door wouldn't open, I kept looking for another way through," Eastin says of her quest to break into NFL. A door finally opened in 2012, thanks to a strike. Elated and grateful to be hired as a temporary replacement referee, she kept studying the game, following the rules, and working even harder to prove herself. "To get to this point," Eastin reflects, "I've had to take time to help others understand what I know, to see what I can do, and to trust me-and women like me-to do this work." Before all of the accomplishments that were to be bestowed on Shannon Eastin, there came a powerful drive and a feeling she was born with something extra. You could say LADY REF began the day Shannon Eastin was born. Then, in 1976 when Shannon turned six and her mom, who had been raising Shannon and her brother on her own until then, married Paul. In their new house in Oxford, Massachusetts, Shannon especially loved Sundays-when she and her dad would sit on the couch together, eating bowls of double-scooped ice cream and watching football. That year, the New England Patriots made it into the playoffs for the first time ever. And by focusing on how her dad paid close attention to the game and listening as he pointed to the screen and explained each play, call, and the official's signals, Shannon became fascinated with football. The following year, the family relocated to Phoenix, Arizona. Shannon burned to join a football team at their local rec center-but her mom said, "Absolutely not. It's too dangerous." Disappointed but not defeated, Shannon chose a different sport: judo. In third grade, she won her first of many judo championships. "Once I started a challenge, any challenge," she attests, "I didn't want to stop." LADY REF follows Shannon Eastin through challenge after challenge, hurdle after hurdle, and hard-won triumphs, including: · The thrill, in the spring of 2001, of receiving an e-mail from Johnny Grier, the first Black NFL referee ever named, inviting her to work the spring game at Florida A&S. (p. 84) · Making herstory again in 2012-and fulfilling her dream of becoming the first woman referee for the NFL. Capping off the experience: being asked to commemorate her breakthrough for women by donating her hat and whistle to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. (p.150) · How, as a young woman rebounding from an early failed marriage, Shannon set her sights on becoming a football official, enrolled in a training program and won the respect of men who knew and loved the sport by asking the right questions. (p.70) · How she made the game-changing decision to enroll in the Personal Touch camp at UCLA, the best training available, and won the support and respect of the legendary Red Cashion-the official with the signature "first dooowwwwn" call-by demonstrating her impressive knowledge of the game and "good field presence," a sense of confidence under pressure. (p. 70) · How she maintained her cool and professionalism in the face of sneers from her peers and during the aftermath of a humiliating physical assault in a hotel lobby-being forced over the back of a couch and smacked on the butt three times by her boss: a football commissioner. (pp. 75, 76) · Coming back to the NFL the season after the referee strike was settled-as a game day assistant, working as a play clock operator, and then later being offered a position that was essentially a demotion. "It was time for me to step down, time for me to move on. (pp. 181, 182) After leaving the NFL, Shannon Eastin became a clock operator for the Arizona Diamondbacks and fell in love with the game of baseball. She also enjoys raising money through the generous officials who work for her to send teddy bears to Phoenix Children's Hospital and throughout the U.S., an idea that was born to honor a dear friend's grandson, Aiden, who died of cancer just shy of his fourth birthday. A memoir of a trailblazer, LADY REF is a story of determination and hope that will inspire anyone to keep on striving for their dreams and believing in their own worth. ABOUT SHANNON EASTIN SHANNON EASTIN broke barriers in becoming the first woman Division I referee and the first woman NFL official. She continues to inspire people through speaking engagements and through organizing and supporting charitable events. For years she has served as the director of officials for the Canyon Athletic Association and is the owner of SE Sports Officiating. Through both CAA and SE Sports, she assigns, trains, and mentors officials of all ages. She is a devoted member of Christ's Church of the Valley (CCV). She lives in Scottsdale, Arizona, with her adorable and much-adored dogs, Cooper, Riley and Rosco. To learn more visit www.shannoneastin.com.
Shannon Eastin was the first woman to work as an NFL official back in 2012. It was Shannon's passion from a young age and she shares this story in her new book: "Lady Ref: Making Calls in a Man's World". Her story is eye-opening and inspiring. Shannon had natural athletic abilities early in life, excelling in Judo, winning competitions against older and more experienced opponents. It was really an important foundation for her future life and refereeing basketball and football games in high school and college levels. The NFL was her dream and she did achieve it, but she reflects on the sacrifices it demanded and is philosophical about her life. www.shannoneastin.com
Easton Corbin, one of Steve's favorite country singers, rolled through LA and found himself tossing back a cold one at 316 Gimmick Street. He's talking musical heroes, life on the road, calling audibles onstage, and why he won't be caught dead in skinny jeans. Easton's an avid hunter too, and shares a few deer stories of his own. Plus, you'll find out why he hasn't washed his truck in over 2 years, and if you listen real carefully, you might even hear he and Steve sing a song or two.
An interview with Shannon Eastin, the first female referee in the NFL and the author of "Lady Ref: Making the Calls in a Man's World." --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lights-camera-author/support
National grilled cheese sandwich day. Pop culture from 1979. Civil War began, Yuri Gargarin 1st human to orbit the earth, Navy Seals free Capt. Phillips. Todays birthdays - John Kay, Ed O'Neill, David Letterman, David Cassidy, Andy Garcia, Vince Gill, Art Alexakis, Shannen Doherty, Claire Danes, Easton Corbin. FDR died.
Never stop chasing your dream. Shannon Eastin, First NFL female official, Owner SE Officiating, Author Lady Ref is interviewed by David Cogan famous host of the Heroes Show and founder of Eliances entrepreneur community.
This week we will discuss Dysautonomia once again. Our guest this week is Ella Eastin, a first-year medical student at Stanford University School of Medicine. She completed her undergraduate education at Stanford and was a member and captain of the Varsity Swim team, where she earned 12 National Championship titles and set 4 American Records. Following her graduation in 2019 with a B.S. in Human Biology, she competed professionally as a member of Team USA. However, her Olympic aspirations were cut short due to a COVID-19 infection which led to her developing Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) and Dysautonomia, resulting in her retirement from competitive swimming. To raise awareness for individuals affected by chronic illness and disability, she founded Dysunderstood, a community platform for patients to share their experiences. As a future healthcare provider, her goal is to bring attention to these debilitating conditions and provide unwavering care for patients facing lifelong health challenges.
Today we have the opportunity to sit down with Eastin, Kay & Alex to break down You Are The Future + Game & their experience creating #indiecomics! Be sure to check the links below to stay in touch with their future works! "You Are The Future is a tabletop game and graphic novel combo. It is a post-apocalyptic/nature takeover story about survival, hope, and family. The story follows Keeper Loria Thornstrum and her Ward, Fern as they travel the land, uncovering the hidden pas" Kickstarter - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/howlcomics/you-are-the-future --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Twitter - htps://twitter.com/EastinDeverna https://twitter.com/Old_Oak_Studios https://twitter.com/HijackedKay Instagram - https://instagram.com/oldoakstudios --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To stay up to date with my content creation as well as my day-to-day thoughts, feel free to follow my Twitter - https://twitter.com/keepingitgeekly For single-issue breakdowns and more be sure to visit my TikTok over at https://tiktok.com/keepingitgeekly Be sure to drop by my Twitch channel where I live stream every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 11 PM EST https://twitch.tv/job_for_a_cody My personal Discord -https://discord.gg/vg9zEyKt Intro Music - https://twitter.com/PersyThePianist | http://linktr.ee/PersyNotes Background Music - [FREE] Kota The Friend Type Beat - "Laid Back" - Kota https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIY19VZa3FY&t=83s --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/keepingitgeekly/support
Mama, I want to ask you a difficult question, and I want you to reflect on this question without beating yourself up! Do you love yourself so unconditionally that you want to make healthy decisions?Before we dive more into that question, I want you to think of what unconditional love feels like. As a mama, it's easy for me to look at my kids and understand what true unconditional love looks and feels like.My son Eastin had a lot of health issues as an infant and toddler. One of the hardest things for me was that he was non-verbal for a long time. That lead to tantrums and crying and screaming any time I didn't understand what he needed. It was exhausting to go through these tantrums.But I loved my son and knew I would do whatever I could to help him, so I spent hours researching therapists and taking him to appointments. I would push back against the people who gave us mean looks. When doctors told us that he wasn't ever going to change and that he would be disruptive in class and difficult forever, I walked out and found him new doctors and therapists who would believe in him.We spent so much time working to help him communicate and be respectful. Now, no one would know that Eastin ever struggled. He's a leader on his football and baseball teams. He behaves in class. He has big dreams and big goals. He cares so much about everyone he comes in contact with.I fought for him because I had unconditional love for him. When it was difficult for me I kept going because I wanted the very best for my son.Now that you can have that feeling in your heart, I want to go back to our question: Do you love yourself so unconditionally that you would do whatever it took to ensure your health and happiness?It's easy to feel unconditional love for other people, but so often we forget to have unconditional love for ourselves. This is especially true when you're on a health and weight loss journey. But I want to show you how learning to love yourself unconditionally can help you reach your goals faster than you ever have!Unconditional love doesn't require perfectionHow many times have you wanted to start a new diet or exercise program but told yourself you should wait until…You could afford a gym membershipGot the perfect meal programDidn't have any events/trips/parties coming up.Got rid of all the junk food.Work wasn't so stressful.When you're done having kids.This is all conditional! When you're not willing to pursue your health goals or improve your health because you don't have the perfect conditions, is a way of telling yourself that you're not worth feeling good now.But unconditional love tells you that no matter the circumstances, you deserve to feel your best!Think about if you applied this logic to your kids. What if you didn't buy your kids new shoes because they were just going to grow out of them in a few months? You made them wear worn-out, tattered, tiny shoes until their feet stopped growing. Would that feel good for them? No! And you wouldn't do that to your kids because you know that growing out of shoes is just something that comes with childhood.Not having a gym membership, going to events, and having junk food in the house are all parts of life that aren't going to go away. And if you wait for all the stars to align before you allow yourself to start a health or weight loss journey, you're going to be waiting forever!The purpose of a health journey isn't to have perfect conditions so that you're never tempted to fall off the wagon. The purpose is to learn how to make healthy decisions for yourself no matter the circumstances because you are worth those healthy decisions!Results won't keep you going - enjoying the journey willAnother mistake mamas fall into when they're trying to lose weight or start healthy habits is not loving the journey unconditionally.Most people start making healthy choices and expect to be happy once they get the results they're looking for. They set a goal weight and believe that once they hit that weight, life will be everything they want it to be.This dependence on results creates a conditional love. You end up unconsciously telling yourself that you'll love yourself and your life when you see your goal weight on the scale.But the scale fluctuates. Even for that girl who you want to look just like. Her weight is going to up and down every day depending on what she ate the day before, where she's at on her cycle, how well she slept, how much water she drank, etc.If you ride the results roller coaster, you're never going to love yourself, or your life unconditionally.Instead, you need to fall in love with the journey you're on because healthy living doesn't have a final destination! You don't get to lose 20 lbs, go back to eating whatever you want and never moving your body and keep that 20 lbs off.One of the reasons why we lose weight and then put it back on is because we think it will feel a certain way. I will feel happy, I will feel confident, I will feel worthy. If we don't work on creating that feeling as we go, then when we lose the 20,40,60 lbs we are not going to feel these feelings.And what happens then? We self-sabotage. We give ourselves permission to let our feelings dictate our food choices again and we put all the weight back on.Then we're stuck in this perpetual look where we have to start all over again. We look for a new diet that promises to give us those feelings we were searching for. We start again and hope that this time when we “arrive” we feel the feelings we are seeking.However, unconditionally loving our health journey means we create that feeling before we have hit the weight loss goals so that when we reach the goals our mind and body have arrived together.If you dread eating healthy food and despise working out, you'll get stuck in the yo-yo dieting pattern forever and you'll never be happy with yourself.But, if you learn how to eat the food you love in a balanced way and you find ways to move your body that you love, you'll become the happy, healthy person you've always wanted to be. And you'll find that unconditional love that you've been searching for.Macro tracking helped me find that balance in my life. I learned not just how to follow a diet, but how to eat for my body and my needs.With macro tracking, I learned how to eat when I wanted to look good in a bikini. I learned how to eat during the holidays without feeling like I was missing out. I learned what foods make me feel good and what foods make me feel gross or sluggish.As I navigated the journey towards health I saw my whole life improve. The life I dreamed of started to become a reality because I worked to enjoy the whole process instead of waiting on the results.Unconditional love doesn't mean you stay stuck and just accept life as it is. Unconditional love appreciates where you're at now and work to become a better version of yourself tomorrow. Mama, you deserve to have that kind of love for yourself.If you want to achieve your weight goals in 2023 in a way that won't make you miserable along the way, let's chat. Schedule a free discovery call with me and we can work out a game plan to help you become the best version of yourself next year.Schedule a Free Discovery Session here: http://bit.ly/DiscoverySessionKmoreHave a question? Email me here: Krista@KmoreMacro.comFollow me on IG: @kmoremacroJoin my Busy Mom Simple Nutrition FREE Fb group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/BusyMomSimpleNutritionLove Free Resources Go Here: https://theunraveledmama.com/resources
Mama,Emotional eating is one of the biggest reasons women, especially busy mamas, gain weight. There are so many different ways we emotionally eat, sometimes we're looking to soothe or ignore a feeling, sometimes we're looking for food to take us back to a fond memory and sometimes we just want our food to sound good! Emotional eating in one form or another is something every single woman struggles with! Healthy mamas know how to disconnect from emotional eating so that they can reach their health goals while still enjoying their food!I see this process happen all the time in my Macros Made Easy Program. Most of the women in my program come to me with diet fatigue.They've spent years losing and gaining back the same 10-15 pounds and have tried every diet under the sun. They've cut calories. They've cut carbs. They've cut fat. They've increased fat. They've taken weight loss pills. They've had all the weight loss shakes.So when they finally come to me they don't want to cut anymore. They don't want to give up their favorite foods. They just want to feel good and eat food that makes them happy.Which is exactly why I love macro tracking so much. There aren't lists of restricted foods. It's all about taking the food you're eating and enjoying now and making it work for you instead of against you! With macro tracking, we start where you are and we make progress from there.When I started tracking my macros, I felt the same way that my clients do! I told my macro coach that my non-negotiable was my morning coffee with coffee creamer. I'll be honest it was mostly coffee creamer with a little bit of coffee. Regardless, I was never going to give it up. I loved my coffee. It made me happy. I wasn't ever going to let it go away.I didn't realize it yet, but I had an emotional attachment to my morning cup of coffee! It was something I relied on to make me happy!As I dove into macro tracking I would enter my morning cup of coffee with my large allotment of coffee creamer every single day. I made it a part of my meal planning. And it was amazing.A few months into tracking, I started to realize that as much as I loved coffee creamer, it was costing me a lot of fat every day. I started to evaluate if the creamer was still worth such a large portion of my calorie intake. Learning about nutrition and how my food choices could improve my health, my weight loss, and my energy, I started to feel differently about my coffee creamer. The emotional attachment was breaking.I had learned a trick about switching out coffee creamer for a protein shake, so I decided to give that a try. And, much to my surprise, it tasted just as good! Plus it added protein into my day without me even realizing it. So I gave up the coffee creamer and I was just as happy.This is the progression you made when you become a healthy mama! You slowly release your emotional attachments to food because you learn they aren't serving you anymore! It's a huge breakthrough when you reach this point.I'm always honored when a mama chooses to work with me because I know food and weight loss are emotional. Without realizing it we tie emotion to food in so many ways! Whether it's your grandma's recipe that you grew up on, a favorite holiday treat that brings back memories, or your favorite chips, food holds so much emotion in it.I don't ever want to tear you away from the happy memories food holds, which is why I don't ever, ever, ever tell my clients they can't have something!What I want you to learn is how to control your emotions around food so that you can become the healthy mama that you want to be.I want to talk you through the three main progressions my clients take in their food attachments and how you can overcome them too as you learn about nutrition.Healthy mamas decide what's good for themWhen you're hungry how do you decide what to eat? What are the words you use to think about food? I'm going to give you a few examples to get you thinking!Do you say:What sounds good right now?What foods would nourish me and prepare me for my day?How can I get protein into this meal?My guess is you say, “What sounds good right now?” because that's how most of us were taught to think about food - myself included!The crazy thing is that when we say “what sounds good?” we relinquish control of our food to our emotions. Have you ever thought of it like that before? It's a crazy thought. When you're focused on eating for feeling or taste you fall prey to eating food that doesn't serve you.Healthy mamas think about food as fuel. And yes, we all want food to taste good, but sometimes, you have to eat to fuel yourself for the day ahead instead of blowing your tastebuds out of the water.Think about it this way, if your kids had a big test in school would you let them start the day with Fruity Pebbles, donuts and orange juice that would inevitably lead to a sugar crash during their test or would you make sure they had a balanced breakfast that would fuel their brains?That's how you should think of your food too! Sure, a frappuccino and danish from Starbucks sounds amazing, but is that going to help you get your kids to school on time, make sure you perform well at work, give you the energy to go to the gym, run errands and clean the house? Probably not.If you want to be a healthy mama, you have to start choosing food and meals that fuel your life!Here are a few quick tips you can use to start creating healthy mama habits:Have protein at every mealStart your day with protein, fat and whole grainsHave healthy snacks throughout the day (think fruits, veggies, protein!)Drink more water!! (See my 3x8 trick to get more water in your day!)Healthy mamas don't use food to sootheOne of the unhealthy attachments we can have to food is for emotional soothing. When life gets to be too much a lot of women do one of two things. They either use food to comfort themselves and end up overeating. Or they ignore their hunger cues and stop eating unless it's absolutely necessary.After having my son, Eastin, I developed an unhealthy attachment to food. For the first year of his life, he was in and out of the hospital and I coped with it by eating.In the moment, eating helped to calm my nerves and anxiety, but long term it hurt me. I gained so much weight and I developed so many unhealthy habits. I knew that eating a whole sleeve of Oreos after every doctor's visit wasn't helping me and it wasn't a habit I wanted to pass down to my kids.It took a lot of time, therapy, and learning about nutrition to help me step back from my emotional eating, but mama, let me tell you, it was so worth it!I created a new relationship with food. One that I would be proud to pass down to my kids. I didn't demonize Oreos because they contributed to my weight gain. They weren't inherently evil! They were how I coped with a stressful time in my life. They played a part and now that the stress was gone I needed to release them.I became a healthy mama who knew when I could enjoy the treats (I eat a cupcake at all my kids' birthday parties) and when I was trying to use food to hide the big stuff. That's what I want for you too.If you struggle with emotional eating, the first step is to recognize it. Whether you overeat when you're stressed or don't eat at all, you can practice this! Once you realize that you're taking the action, grab a piece of paper and write down what feeling or emotion you're trying to ignore.If you can, write down why you think you're trying to ignore it and write down what you could do to help deal with it.Writing is a powerful tool! Don't underestimate how helpful it can be just to write your feelings out. Maybe that's all you need to do to confront the feelings you're having.If you can't quite put your finger on why you're using food to hide emotions, that's ok too. Come back and revisit it when you feel ready to face that emotion.Bringing awareness to your emotional eating patterns is exactly what healthy mamas do! If you need more help with emotional eating, let's chat. This is probably something you could use a support system on and I'd love to help you through that.Healthy mamas still get to enjoy foodSome foods are meant to make you happy. Maybe you have fond memories of making cookies after school with your mom. And when you eat cookies you think back on that experience and want to give that to your kids too. You can do just that and still be a healthy mama!The most amazing thing about disconnecting from emotional eating is that you still get to enjoy food! In fact, you probably will enjoy food more as you focus on your health because you'll start to let go of the guilt, shame and regret that you used to feel when you ate “bad foods.”There are no good or bad foods, just food accountability!When you stop viewing food as good or bad, you stop viewing yourself as good or bad when you eat them! You can enjoy a chocolate chip cookie without making it mean that you “cheated” or that you were weak. You can enjoy a cookie, simply because cookies bring back happy memories and they taste good!As you learn about food, nutrition, and making the right decisions for your body, you take back the power to make healthy food choices.That's the transformation I want for you, mama. I want you to feel good when you eat a delicious salad and I want you to feel good when you eat a cookie. Both are serving a purpose and both can be good for you.Let's talk about your goal and how we can work together to reach them! Let's chat, Schedule a Free Discovery Session here: http://bit.ly/DiscoverySessionKmoreHave a question? Email me here: Krista@KmoreMacro.comFollow me on IG: @kmoremacroJoin my Busy Mom Simple Nutrition FREE Fb group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/BusyMomSimpleNutritionLove Free Resources Go Here: https://theunraveledmama.com/resources
On this week's episode, we sit down with a dear friend of the program, Ella Eastin. Ella is a 4x American Record Holder and 12x National Champion. Her swimming career for the Stanford Cardinal will go down as one of the most decorated for the university. Ella graduated from Stanford University in 2019, and began pursuing a professional swimming career. She represented the Los Angeles Current in the inaugural season of the International Swimming League. While preparing for Olympic Trials, she endured a long health battle with Dysautonomia, putting a pause on her swimming goals. Now, Ella is on a mission to raise awareness on this extremely rare disease and share her story all while pursuing her career in Medicine at Stanford Medical - so to sum it up, this woman is unstoppable. We talk all about Ella's incredible swimming career and her knew career starting at Stanford Medical this fall! A story of true determination and not letting anything be a “dysadvantage!” Be sure to go check out her new page, @Dysunderstood where she'll be sharing more of her own stories and others going through life with Dysautonomia. Follow Ella on Instagram: @EllaEastin Follow us on Instagram: @NormalGuyLazyEye If you're liking what you're hearing, and want to support this podcast, the best thing you can do is share our podcast. We're growing mostly from word of mouth, so please let your friends and family know about this show! Leaving a 5-star review really helps us get seen on Podcast Apps! You can now rate us on Spotify! NORMAL GUY, LAZY EYE MERCH House Enterprise Website --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/normalguylazyeye/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/normalguylazyeye/support
Today Al chats with the creative team of the up coming Kickstarter project, The Whole World Blind which is a A fantasy tale of vengeance and hope. It will be hardcover, full color graphic novella created from 34 Shakespearean prompts! VIDEO: https://youtu.be/fBz4Dq_Fc0A Pre-Launch: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/11twentyone/the-whole-world-blind?ref=clipboard-prelaunch Team: @EastinDeverna, @Martacuss, @TobenRacicot, @Shycheeks_Art Thank You for Watching / Listening! We appreciate your support! Episode 134 in an unlimited series! Host: Al Mega Follow on: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook): @TheRealAlMega / @ComicCrusaders Make sure to Like/Share/Subscribe if you haven't yet: https://www.youtube.com/c/comiccrusadersworld Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/comiccrusaders Visit the official Comic Crusaders Comic Book Shop: comiccrusaders.shop Visit the OFFICIAL Comic Crusaders Swag Shop at: comiccrusaders.us Main Site: https://www.comiccrusaders.com/ Sister Site: http://www.undercovercapes.com Pick up official Undercover Capes Podcast Network merchandise exclusively on RedBubble.com: bit.ly/UCPNMerch Streamyard is the platform of choice used by Comic Crusaders and The Undercover Capes Podcast Network to stream! Check out their premium plans for this amazing and versatile tool, sign up now: https://bit.ly/ComicCrusadersStreamyard * Edited/Produced/Directed by Al Mega
Bill Eastin, Franchise Broker/Consultant at Franchise CoPilots, Let us help you find YOUR perfect Franchise.I have spent three plus decades in the financial services industry helping clients and financial advisors research and select profitable, successful companies. I have coached and mentored hundreds of Financial advisors not only on the right way to conduct that research, but on how to grow their advisory practices and enhance their client experience. At the core of this skill set are all the necessary tools to help you through the franchise search and selection process. Let me help you find the right business so that you can reach your goals and achieve your dreams!My role in the World of Franchising is that of educator and facilitator. I am passionate about helping clients find their perfect franchise, and one of the best ways to do that is to reduce and eliminate the confusion involved in the search and selection process. This is my job as a facilitator and an educator -- helping clients to make decisions and to find “Their Perfect Franchise”!Mick Smith, Consultant M: (619) 227.3118 E: mick.smith@wsiworld.com Commercials Voice Talent:https://www.spreaker.com/user/7768747/track-1-commercials Narratives Voice Talent:https://www.spreaker.com/user/7768747/track-2-narrativesDo you want a free competitive analysis? Let me know at:https://marketing.wsiworld.com/free-competitive-analysis?utm_campaign=Mick_Smith_Podcast&utm_source=SpreakerWebsite:https://www.wsiworld.com/mick-smithLinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/wsi-smith-consulting/Make an appointment:https://app.hubspot.com/meetings/mick-smithBe sure to subscribe, like, & review The Doctor of Digital™ Podcast:https://www.spreaker.com/show/g-mick-smith-phds-tracksSign up for the Doctor Up A Podcast course:https://doctor-up-a-podcast.thinkific.com/Fan of the show? Support the episodes here:https://podinbox.com/thedoctorofdigitalpodcastPatreon:https://www.patreon.com/SmithConsultingWSITheDoctorofDigitalPodcast
In today's interview, our guest is Bill Eastin, he is a franchise broker/consultant at Franchise CoPilots. They will talk about What semi-absentee franchise investors need to know. Want to speak with a franchise specialist? Click here: https://share.hsforms.com/1ZtNM19w4R8WIXyNa_97N7w4e0xw If you are looking for more information, you can connect with us through our networks: https://www.vettedbiz.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/vettedbiz/ https://www.facebook.com/vettedbiz
NFL kauden 2021 kalkkiviivat häämöttävät ja on aika katsoa menneisyyteen. Mitä tuli luvattua, ketkä pelaajat lunastivat, ketkä pettivät, mitkä joukkueet tekivät mitä piti ja mitkä taas kompastelivat. Ensimmäisessä jaksossa Pick 6 Suomen Olli, Aarne, Mika ja Samuel pilkkovat NFC Southin ja Eastin matkaa sieltä tänne. (4:05) NFC South (37:22) NFC East
It has been a true pleasure to watch our next guest blossom, mature, and leave her mark in the sport. Kaitlin first met Ella Eastin when she was just nine years old and she has played a small part of her massive career. Ella was special, both in the pool and out, from a very young age, and is not done yet. She broke numerous national age group and high school records and began her record-breaking college career at Stanford in 2015. She was a member of three Pac-12 and NCAA championship teams, 12 time national champion and first woman to win four NCAA titles in the 400 IM. Ella is a 20 time All-American, 2018 NCAA Championships Swimmer of the Meet, four American and NCAA records and a long list of other accolades.Host: Kaitlin SandenoFor more conversations from the world of women's sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World's Largest Podcast Network for Women's Sport with more than 25 hosts, 1200+ episodes across 45 shows and a global audience of over 6 million. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.
The guys continue to survive the Summer Break for one more week. They talk about recent headlines including a typical 2nd place bike race finish for Valteri Bottas, as well as a driver spotlight on the rookie Mick Schumacher. Lastly, they cover a fun story about Mika Salo and his first go at Formula 1 with the Lotus team. Enjoy!
It's Wednesday, and that means a new episode of Blake's Buzz! This week, we've got Shawn Daley & Eastin DeVerna in the lab talking up their epic books: Samurai Grandpa, Bridgebuilder's Creed, A. Guardian & Through the Shadows of Titans! We also talk about their brand new Kickstarter that hasn't been announced yet. That's right: we're three episodes in and already got an exclusive! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mama,We can all admit that certain teams, people, businesses, circumstances make us feel a certain way...frustrated, heavy-hearted, defeated and disappointed kind of ways. They evoke emotions that bring out the ugly in us that even the most seasoned fan, professional or EQ expert can't resist.This last weekend was my son's last baseball tournament in his 10-month season with his 10-and-under club team. My son, his teammates and his coaches have grown so much in the last year. The lows were low and the highs were high. They put their heads down, ground through the hard, and uncomfortable and celebrated the highs for as long as they could.Then they went into the final tournament of the seasonGoing into Sunday's game, the boys had 3 wins and 0 losses and we were facing a team that had beaten them in the last inning at each of the last 2 tournaments. The opposing team's parents were unbearable, unruly. The coaches were no better, they were over the top and unreasonable. But that's sports, right? There is always that team that just gets you, a rival, your nemesis, your Achilles heel. This was that team. Everything about them was infuriating.In bracket play during the last inning against this team, we were losing by a handful of runs. There were 2 outs and it was my son's turn to bat.We work so hard to prepare our kids for lifeI was nervous! These moments are amazing when they go our way and CRUSHING when they do not. I wanted to protect him from failure, I wanted to save him from disappointment but this was the game, he was on his own and mommy couldn't do a thing about it at that moment.My kids and I talk often about mindset and tools and strategies to overcome stress and allow ourselves to perform or problem solve. One of the things we have been working on is our breath, in hard or stressful situations. Our breath is the beginning and the end of everything, including big moments! Our breath can reset our nervous system, slow down our fight or flight hormones, and calm our thoughts.I watched Eastin take a deep breath and walk over to the batter's box. He was doing his best to set himself up for success. I could see him using his tools as best as he could.Something you should know about Eastin craves and desires to be the go-to guy. He loves Joko Wilinik and has read all of his Way of the Warrior kids books. He studies history and loves the military because of heroes like Pat Tillman. Leaders who go into battle and are willing to sacrifice it all for the cause.He has his own 10-year-old cause: baseball. And he takes that cause seriously!Eastin's 3rd base coach knew this about my guy and instinctively knew the pressure this 10-year-old boy was putting on himself at that moment!Before Eastin went up to bat, his third base coach called a time out, pulled Eastin over, grabbed him by the helmet to make sure he could really hear what was being said, looked him straight in the eye, and told him “There is nobody else I would want at the plate at this moment. You're my guy, win or lose, hit or strikeout. I believe in you and whatever the outcome is we will see them again tomorrow. Regardless of what happens in this at-bat you are good!”Then, we have to let them go out and do while we hold our breath watching from the sidelinesE went up to bat and...he struck out.Game over, the other team won and we took the 2nd place seed for the next day.Many times throughout the season, I have watched Eastin crumble. I watched the weight of the moment squash him. It was heart-wrenching and hard to watch every single time it happened.But not this time. He didn't beat himself up. He wasn't defeated, he wasn't crushed.He walked away from that strikeout in a way I haven't seen him do before. It was a disappointment, but not a defeat.Why?Why was this time different?Because his coach had his back and told him, YOU ARE NOT YOUR AT-BATS. YOU ARE NOT YOUR FAILURES OR MISTAKES OR MISSED OPPORTUNITIES. You are worthy of wearing the jersey no matter the outcome of this at-bat and tomorrow is a new day with new opportunities.That mindset work makes a huge differenceOH MY GAH!!!MAMA. FRIEND, imagine if that's how we lived our lives out as adults, as mamas as wives and entrepreneurs!No matter the outcome you are worthy of all the good things in life. Of love, joy, confidence, pleasures and success!How much more present would we allow ourselves to be? How many more risks would we allow ourselves to take?Eastin's coach could have shared these words with him after he struck out but he took the time to tell him before the mistake, before the failure, before the disappointment.This infused confidence into Eastin and allowed him to know and experience his worth -- even in failure! I am certain this allowed him to show up the next day and give it another go!We always get the opportunity to do betterThe next day, the boys played in a semi-final game as the number 2 seed of our bracket, and these boys showed up to play and beat the number 1 team from the other bracket to advance to the finals.AND GUESS WHO WE WOULD FACE?Yup, you guessed it, they would face the team they lost to the day before and the team Eastin struck out against to end the game.They got a rematch and Eastin's team battled.They made errors and they made great plays. The game was intense, the boys worked, they showed up, they took risks, they had each other's backs, they didn't cower at the challenge of beating a team that had beaten them the last 3 times.Eastin faced the same pitcher that struck him out just one day before. He took his breath and settled into the batter's box. Eastin hit a single that brought in 2 runs for his team!As fate would have it, they would come out on top this time!They won the tournament and slayed the dragon that beat them the day before!The mind-blowing lesson I learnedImagine if you had someone who had your back and breathed belief and confidence into you! How would you slay your dragons? How would you show up?My guess is that you would overcome more than your heart could imagine!My guess is that you have a dragon that needs to be slayed and you need a support system from a coach, a mentor, a guide, a teacher to have your back so you can slay it.I want to encourage you to find that coach, mentor, guide, to help you.You are worthy of asking for help. You are worthy of spending money to get where you want to go. You are worthy of your dreams and goals. Stop getting in your own way. Stop trying to muscle your way through. Stop beating yourself up because you don't know all the answers or the path. Believe in yourself. Ask for help.It's amazing what kind of results you'll see when you have someone who believes in you. It's amazing what you will learn and understand about yourself on the journey and we all need just a little belief in ourselves along the way!If you want a coach/cheerleader/friend to help you achieve your weight loss or health goals, then I would like to volunteer to be that person for you.Schedule a Free Discovery Session here:KmoreMacro Have a question? Email me here: Krista@KmoreMacro.comFollow me on IG: @KmoreMacroJoin my Busy Mom Simple Nutrition FREE Fb group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/BusyMomSimpleNutritionLove Free Resources Go Here: https://theunraveledmama.com/resources
Animal Attorney Kristina Bergsten interviews intrepid entrepreneur Sarah Eastin about her role in veganizing Colorado, compassion for animals, and living a healthier lifestyle. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Sarah Eastin is a vegan lifestyle coach, plant-based chef, and culinary nutrition expert who specializes in helping people feel their very best by coaching them to thrive on a vegan and plant-based lifestyle. Sarah will talk about what foods to eat for great brain health and how to plan healthy meals that include an abundance of delicious foods.
Today's episode features Delaine Eastin, former Chair of the Assembly Education Committee, two term Superintendent of Public Instruction and now, candidate for California Democratic Party Chair. Eastin joins us to make the case for her campaign, acknowledging that unseating current party chair Rusty Hicks will be a heavy lift, but expressing the optimism that is a hallmark of all of her efforts. Eastin also weighs in on the debate over reopening schools, arguing that it not only needs to happen, it needs to happen as fast as possible for the benefit of the state's schoolchildren. She discounts "distance learning," noting that it is not possible for many of the state's children, especially those in lower income households or rural areas with lack of access to broadband. Getting back into class, she argues, is essential: for many kids, "going to school every day is what makes their life work."
MEET OUR GUEST: Sarah Eastin is a Professionally Trained Vegan Hospitality Consultant and Plant Based Chef who helps Restaurants and Hotels in Colorado and beyond fulfill the demand for creative plant-based cuisine. Her services include detailed menu consultation, recipe development, vegan-oriented press and assistance with plant based alternative food sourcing. Since 2018, Sarah has supported restaurants by organizing pop up dinners, conducting training workshops on plant-based culinary arts, providing kitchen-standards consulting and vegan product launches. She is a leader in the Colorado vegan community and manages regional operations for an annual international hospitality event that promotes mainstream restaurants to vegan customers. As a long-time vegetarian, now vegan she struggled for many years to find plant-based options in her community and when traveling. Now that many people are going vegan for their health, the environment and for the animals she recognizes that hospitality services may need some assistance having the best cuisine available in this changing food landscape. She can help your establishment do just that! WEBSITE: https://saraheastinhealth.com/ ----- Never Miss An Episode - WATCH NOW: Pivot! A Free Vegan Business Interview https://veganmainstream.com/category/podcast-pivot/ Subscribe to Pivot! A Vegan Business Interview Series on Soundwise
Ella Eastin, Professional Swimmer, World University Games Gold Medalist, VIS League™ Member, 4x individual NCAA champion, and former Division 1 Swimmer at Stanford University shares her journey in sport through the struggles and triumphs surrounding her nutrition and body image. She openly discusses the barriers she overcame in finding the right way to fuel her body and her journey to forming a positive relationship with her body and sport. Ella reminds us that our bodies are strong and powerful, that we should avoid comparison, lean on our peers and teammates as we learn to love ourselves, and that we must always listen to and appreciate our bodies. “Remember that your body is built for a specific purpose and for the pleasure of playing the game that you love.” - Ella Eastin
PART 1 - Many law enforcement professionals feel their service to their community is a calling - for Melissa she came from a family tradition of law enforcement. Steve loved to help those in need and served with the heart of the good Samaritan. Yet both suffered tremendous stress that took a toll on their mental and physical health - almost to the brink of death for both. Because of the stigma associated with asking for help and especially the fear around a PTSD diagnosis, many police officers suffer in silence. Hear how God brought these long-time friends and partners back together to author a book that provides hope in healing and reminds us that we are never alone in our suffering, especially when we realize that Jesus’s suffering at the Cross was for each and every one of us. Grab a copy of Steve's book, Backup After The Beat at: Backup After The Beat Subscribe to our email list here: OMGP Email List Connect with us at: www.ohmygodpod.com or https://www.facebook.com/groups/ohmygodpod/
Today we sit down for a conversation with Ian Eastin! Ian is a comedic actor, producer, writer, and all around funny guy. We cover his origins in the great state of Wisconsin to settling in LA, by way of Chicago, some lessons on growing up in a small town, being a founder of the sketch comedy duo Dr.Chorizo and his time trying to make it in Tinseltown. Dr. Chorizo: https://www.youtube.com/c/DoctorChorizo/featuredJohnny and TheGreg Linktree: https://linktr.ee/JATGP
Ella Eastin has been at home in Southern California and out of the water for over a month now. At first, like any other swimmer, this was very unsettling, especially given that in January-February she had already taken an extended period out of the water due to health reasons. However, she has established more of a daily routine now and learned to slow things down. Click here to listen and subscribe on Spotify Click here to listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts Click here to listen and subscribe on Podbean Click here to listen and subscribe on Google Click here to listen and subscribe on YouTube Click here to listen and subscribe on Listen Notes Click here to listen and subscribe on Stitcher Originally published on April 23, 2020.
It has been a true pleasure to watch our next guest blossom, mature, and leave her mark in the sport. Kaitlin first met Ella Eastin when she was just nine years old and she has played a small part of her massive career. Ella was special in the pool and out from a very young age and is not done yet. She broke numerous national age group and high school records and began her record-breaking college career at Stanford in 2015. She was a member of three Pac-12 and NCAA championship teams, 12 time national champion and first woman to win four NCAA titles in the 400 IM. Ella is a 20 time All-American, 2018 NCAA Championships Swimmer of the Meet, four American and NCAA records and a long list of other accolades. Host: Kailtin Sandeno Podcast length: 49 mins Sponsor: Hylands Homeopathic Earache Drops For more information, links and resources plus conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World’s Largest Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 25 hosts, 1200+ episodes across 45 shows and a global audience of over 6 million. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.
Jenni Eastin shares her testimony and the heart behind the "Hope Has A Voice" podcast. Jenni is a writer and story-teller that has been published in magazines and devotionals.
Jenni Eastin shares her testimony and the heart behind the "Hope Has A Voice" podcast. Jenni is a writer and story-teller that has been published in magazines and devotionals.
I am joined by Eastin Deverna, the writer of Samurai Grandpa and The Runner from Source Point Press. Instagram, Twitter Intro/Outro Music: Tigerblood Jewel. "Let's Go Go Go."
Danica Eastin stops by to talk to Caitlin and Eric about Britney Spears, questionable Paul Anka lyrics, McCartney's drug years and so much more!
Ella Eastin is currently a member of Team USA and was top recruit out of high school in 2015. Ella was a multi-time NCAA Champion as a Stanford Cardinal from 2016-2019 and became the first woman to win the 400 IM at the NCAA Championships four years in a row. For her phenomenal performance at the 2018 NCAA Championships, Ella was named Female Swimmer of the Year. Post-grad, Ella has competed internationally for the team USA at the 2018 Pan-Pacific Championships as well as the 2019 World University Games and 2019 World Championships. Ella also took part in the inaugural season of the International Swimming League (ISL) as a member of the LA Current. Follow us on Instagram for more great content @ultimateswimmergram!
Jenni Eastin shares her testimony and the heart behind the "Hope Has A Voice" ministry. Jenni is the mother of two miracles, a Christian writer that has been published in several magazines and devotionals. She is the host of the Hope Has A Voice Podcast.
Jenni Eastin shares her testimony and the heart behind the "Hope Has A Voice" ministry. Jenni is the mother of two miracles, a Christian writer that has been published in several magazines and devotionals. She is the host of the Hope Has A Voice Podcast.
Ciera Eastin, famous for voting someone out other than the winner of Blood vs. Water, joins us to discuss Tyson’s chances on Season 40.
In this episode my guest is Eastin Deverna writer of Samurai Grandpa for Source Point Press. We talked about how he came up with the idea for the book. We talked about comic books. It was great having Eastin on this episode. www.justbeingamos.com https://www.facebook.com/justbeingamos/ www.twitter.com/justbeingamos www.twitter.com/eastindeverna www.SourcePointPress.com
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This week, Rob is joined by Ciera Rae Eastin from Survivor: Blood vs. Water, Survivor: Cambodia, and Survivor: Game Changers to discuss everything that happened during episode 7 of Survivor Island of the Idols and go through all the questions the listeners submitted for the podcast.
They say patience is a virtue and life likes to test it. This episode highlights the extreme patience practiced by Ella Eastin, one of the USA’s toughest swim stars and member of the National Team. Ella Eastin discusses a couple of major setbacks that delayed her Olympic swimming dreams and how she is patiently waiting to make her mark on the international long course scene with hosts Kelly Palace and Maria Parker. Subscribe to the Champion's Mojo podcast on YouTube. Leave us a review, too! If you subscribe on YouTube you could win one of our monthly prizes. Champion on's Mojo is also on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Play. More about Ella Eastin Ella Eastin has earned 12 NCAA Titles and in is the first woman to four-peat by winning the grueling 400 IM all of her college years at Stanford University, while helping Stanford win the NCAA overall title for the last three years of her career. Now, Ella Eastin is a professional swimmer, sponsored by Arena, and a member of the LA Current professional swim team. In 2017, in what could be deemed as her breakout long course swim, which qualified her for the World Championship Team, later turned into a disqualification for something known as the “Lochte Rule.” Then in 2018 again when it was time to earn a spot on the 2019 World Championship team, Ella fell ill with Mono and had a sub-par performance at the World Team Trials. But now Ella is healthy and has patiently been waiting to make her first Olympic Team. Episode Topics and Mentions Stanford University Arena LA Current NCAA Degree in Human Biology Nursing Lochte Rule World University Games Delayed gratification Katie Ledecky Simone Manuel Elizabeth Beisel Leah Smith Melanie Margalis Madisyn Cox Steve Furniss Greg Meehan Action Items From the Hosts Kelly - To remember that the goals that I have may not turn out exactly as I want, but I know that some moments will come out of the hard work. Maria - To think, persevere and be patient and know that something good will come if I put good intentions and heart into it. Quote of the Week "Know that what you do today may not show results right away, but in the long run it is going to pay off " - Ella Eastin Have something you want to share with us? Email it to 4championsmojo@gmail.com. Keep up with the show by visiting YouTube, ChampionsMojo.com and visiting the Facebook page, Instagram page, and Twitter page.
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Emily Thomas is a riot! She is funny, flat-out honest, completely relatable, and the host of a wildly successful podcast called the The Struggling Well Project Podcast. In this conversation, Emily covers some of the details that led her into a super-quick decision to get engaged after knowing a man for only one day. She recounts the subtle abuse that led her to feel hostage and the sweet way God met her as she escaped. Emily believes that perfection is nonsense and the peace is only a perspective away. She is funny and deep, and I think you are going to want to follow her and look out for her upcoming online course for moms and women. Connect with Emily Thomas |website | instagram| facebook | Connect with Jenni and Hope Has A Voice | personal website | hope has a voice website | instagram | facebook | patreon | Support the show: | Patreon |
Emily Thomas is a riot! She is funny, flat-out honest, completely relatable, and the host of a wildly successful podcast called the The Struggling Well Project Podcast. In this conversation, Emily covers some of the details that led her into a super-quick decision to get engaged after knowing a man for only one day. She recounts the subtle abuse that led her to feel hostage and the sweet way God met her as she escaped. Emily believes that perfection is nonsense and the peace is only a perspective away. She is funny and deep, and I think you are going to want to follow her and look out for her upcoming online course for moms and women. Connect with Emily Thomas |website | instagram| facebook | Connect with Jenni and Hope Has A Voice | personal website | hope has a voice website | instagram | facebook | patreon | Support the show: | Patreon |
In this episode, I interview Heather Eastin. She is the worship pastor at Plymouth Church (Plymouth, MI). We talked about cultivating an atmosphere of worship and collaborating with a team. You can connect with Heather at the church website www.plymouthnazarene.com You can connect with me on Instagram, Facebook, or LinkedIn www.joanncbastien.com
If fear has kept you from walking forward in your God-shaped dream, this episode will remind you that you're not alone. This conversation with Jenni Eastin will also provide perspective on how to finally move forward even if you can't see the finish line. In this interview, Jenni gives us the assurance that God is in control and that we can trust Him enough to surrender our dreams to Him. She shares two intimate, real-life stories that are her constant reminders of these truths and motivation to share the hope she's found with others. Jenni helps normalize that feeling of wanting to start on your dream but getting stopped in your tracks by the voices that taunt you with doubts about who you are, how God made you and how you have no business dreaming your dream. But, along this journey, she's discovered tools that help her fight back against those voices. One is the permission to start sloppy and another is a redefinition of success. If you've ever tried to run away from the dream God's given you, I hope this interview is just what you need to gain a little perspective and maybe even get started—even if it's a little sloppy. Jenni Eastin is a hope-filled, freedom-fighter set on sharing stories that leave a mark on other's hearts. In everyday life, Jenni gratefully supports and encourages her two children, ages 6 and 10, and has been married to her husband, David, for over 18 years. Jenni has several degrees in special education and behavioral disorders and has most recently earning a PhD from the University of North Texas. You'll find the show notes, links to the resources mentioned, and all the ways to connect with Jenni, here: http://www.merrittonsa.com/podcast/98 CONNECT WITH JENNI: Website || Instagram || Twitter || Facebook MENTIONED ON THE SHOW: Hope Has a Voice podcast by Jenni Eastin #hopehasavoice – tag when you share her podcast on social media The Declare ConferenceAnna LeBaron, The Polygamist's DaughterKat Lee I will not die an unlived life I will not live in fear of falling or catching fire. I choose to inhabit my days, to allow my living to open me, to make me less afraid, more accessible, to loosen my heart until it becomes a wing, a torch, a promise. I choose to risk my significance; to live so that which came to me as seed goes to the next as blossom and that which came to me as blossom, goes on as fruit. Quote from I Will Not Die an Unlived Life: Reclaiming Purpose and Passion by Dawna Markova Get More Involved...Become a Devoted Dreamers Patron. Support the podcast and receive special patron-only benefits. Learn more: https://www.patreon.com/DevotedDreamersPodcast GET CONNECTED: Find your tribe in the Devoted Dreamers Insiders Facebook Group where you can connect with other like-minded women in pursuit of their God-shaped dreams. Leave your review of the show on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or Stitcher Subscribe on Apple Podcasts * Subscribe on Android Some links to products listed here are affiliate links. When you click those and make a purchase, I earn a commission that supports this podcast. Thanks for your support!
Carol Lakota Eastin, of the Illinois Great Rivers Area of the United Methodist Church, shares memories of the 2016 Peg-Leg Flamingo youth pilgrimage to the Standing Rock Reservation, where these young Native American students joined protestors of the Dakota Access Pipeline and gained a greater understanding of their proud heritage. (VOICED BY PROFESSIONAL TALENT) FULL TRANSCRIPT 00:04 When women come together, there's nothing we cannot do. Welcome to the WellSprings Journal Podcast, where you will hear from women who have been called by God into lives that speak grace and compassion, that share pain and anger, and that dance life's joys and laughter. Inspiration to call forth your creative spirit await. Listen now. 00:40 Journey to Standing Rock. Carol Lakota Eastin, Illinois Great Rivers Annual Conference. The following are reflections on the fall 2016 Peg Leg Flamingo Youth Trip to North Dakota, a program of the Native American International Caucus, Northeast region. The decision was made by the leaders to change one full day of our curriculum so the youth could experience the water protection site where thousands of native people of many nations were gathered to pray and protect the water threatened by the Dakota Access Pipeline. It was a three-hour ride from Spirit Lake Ministry Center to visit the water protectors camp at Standing Rock. 01:17 Our bus was filled with Native American youth and leaders who had gathered to make life better. This trip was a deviation from our original plan but seemed to have been pre-ordained. We passed through the police blockade, which tested our intentions and through the Indian Warrior blockade, which tested our spirit. The road led us to the crest of a hill where we saw the camp spread out before us. A sight that would remind us of the former glory of the Dakota people and reveal to us the present glory of all who had gathered to protect the water. Tipis were scattered between tents and campers. Cars in the parking lot were near horses in their corals. Rows of nearly 200 travel flags lined the pathway and the Missouri River running clean made this life possible. 02:03 “Mni Wiconi,” which means water is life, was the rallying cry written on t-shirts and banners. The excitement among us was palpable – eyes big, expectation written on young faces. The hours of preparing prayer tithes had readied us to see our people, but even more to see the Creator among the least of them. One young woman expressed her joy saying, "These are my people. I belong here." Defying old messages of "You are nobody," and "You are different." Two young men proudly held up their tribe’s flag and others prepared prayer cloths to tie to the fences already full from pilgrims who came to pray before us. The smell of sage smoke and the sound of the drum drew us to the center circle where we carried our gifts, the Oneida nation flag, a letter from the chief of the Nanticoke people, greetings from the United Methodist Church, bundles of tobacco and our prayers. 02:59 We were brought to the center of the circle and honored. The elders touching each one of us with a blessing. A grandmother whispered to me, "Welcome home, granddaughter." I was reminded of the unconditional welcome Christ offers us. Time evaporated and it was as if I was my great-grandmother. It was as if the city was transformed to a village. We remembered the former glory of the Great Plains Indians whose villages dabbled this country like spots on horses. We walked a trail to the water's edge and gathered to pray. We tied blue ribbons on each other's wrist, ribbons that marked our promise to protect the water wherever our people live. “Water is life,” we said, and we were joined by some of the people who had been camping here for months. One rode up to the shore in a rowboat and joined us. 03:48 For that time of worship together we were one family. “Mitakuye Oyasin,” the people say. We are all relatives. Its meaning echoed in our hearts. Jesus’ prayer resounded in my mind, “Lord, let them be One.” “Your water is my water,” we remembered. Whatever happens to the water in one place happens to the water in every place because all the water is connected. The water we drink is the same water that was made at the creation of the world. 04:19 Later, we sat in a circle by the fire at the youth lodge. We heard songs and stories from the young adults there while their infant children played at our feet. There songs became our songs and their stories became our stories. We were welcomed there like family. We left them gifts of prayers. I felt my life changing in that one day at Standing Rock. Remembering what the People can do when they pray together. I saw young people's lives being changed. We all left stronger than before, knowing more about who we are and whose we are. We would go back to our various communities and we would stand to protect the water there and we did. Some have stood with signs in Washington, D.C., and others have helped organize at water summit in Minnesota. After all, it's all the same water and the People, we are all one People, and Our God is the giver of the gift of life. 05:15 Post note: The Dakota Access Pipeline is in place. It's like a black snake under the river at Standing Rock. When will it strike? We will see. 05:26 Thank you for listening to the WellSprings Journal Podcast. Be sure to visit wellspringsjournal.org to find more resources for the journey.
Rachelle Buckner Eastin is absolutely amazing! As a child, Rachelle grew up with a great deal of anxiety and felt very shy and insecure. The only place she felt confident was on the ice rink. Everywhere else, she was the shy girl who was too anxious to talk to anyone or be herself because of her belief that she would be judged or would say something dumb. That has ALL changed now! Rachelle now has a very powerful belief system and you are going to want to know how she did it. #rachellepower #beliefcast #tsinspires
When you’re selling yourself, a project, or a technology, at least from a technical perspective, firms want to find a technical implementer that can talk the tech talk but even more importantly be able to relate to those that write the checks. That's what Scott Eastin, owner of Eastin IT Security, would say is his big advantage. Scott can do the technical work, but more importantly, he can get up in front of people, tell some jokes, and try to make things fun when talking about technology or at least not put people to sleep. He says having those types of skills makes it a lot easier to close business. At the end of the day, Scott says if you put on your buyer's hat, that person wants to know if they can trust you to implement this particular technology or if you are someone that they trust and can do business with. Scott says that’s how he’s been able to scale a seven-figure consulting business and what helps him get lots of repeat customers.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the Consulting Success Community today:consultingsuccess.com
When you’re selling yourself, a project, or a technology, at least from a technical perspective, firms want to find a technical implementer that can talk the tech talk but even more importantly be able to relate to those that write the checks. That's what Scott Eastin, owner of Eastin IT Security, would say is his big advantage. Scott can do the technical work, but more importantly, he can get up in front of people, tell some jokes, and try to make things fun when talking about technology or at least not put people to sleep. He says having those types of skills makes it a lot easier to close business. At the end of the day, Scott says if you put on your buyer's hat, that person wants to know if they can trust you to implement this particular technology or if you are someone that they trust and can do business with. Scott says that’s how he’s been able to scale a seven-figure consulting business and what helps him get lots of repeat customers. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Consulting Success Community today: consultingsuccess.com
When you’re selling yourself, a project, or a technology, at least from a technical perspective, firms want to find a technical implementer that can talk the tech talk but even more importantly be able to relate to those that write the checks. That's what Scott Eastin, owner of Eastin IT Security, would say is his big advantage. Scott can do the technical work, but more importantly, he can get up in front of people, tell some jokes, and try to make things fun when talking about technology or at least not put people to sleep. He says having those types of skills makes it a lot easier to close business. At the end of the day, Scott says if you put on your buyer's hat, that person wants to know if they can trust you to implement this particular technology or if you are someone that they trust and can do business with. Scott says that’s how he’s been able to scale a seven-figure consulting business and what helps him get lots of repeat customers. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Consulting Success Community today: consultingsuccess.com
Housing has become a major issue in California's race for governor. With the June primary less than a month away, Matt and Liam dive into each of the candidate's plans to solve our affordability crisis. First, the Avocado of the Fortnight takes Matt to an extremely hot property in San Jose (2:50). Then a discussion of how gubernatorial candidates handled housing questions in this week's debate (6:10). Liam walks us through each of the candidate's plans--Newsom (13:00), Cox (18:00), Villaraigosa (20:00), Allen (23:00), Chiang (25:15), and Eastin (27:00). Finally, a roundtable with veteran political reporters Laurel Rosenhall of CALmatters and Phil Willon of the L.A. Times on how housing has played out in the race for governor. Be sure to check out CALmatters' voter guide (https://elections.calmatters.org/2018/)and Liam's breakdown of the candidate's plans (https://www.latimes.com/politics/essential/la-pol-ca-essential-politics-may-2018-california-s-gubernatorial-candidates-1525972798-htmlstory.html).
Who is Delaine Eastin? She wants to be California's first female governor. Delaine Eastin wants to be California's first female governor. Her main priority? Education. Eastin served as the first female Superintendent of Public Instruction in California history. She also served in the state Assembly. In this interview with Elex Michaelson, she talks about how her parents inspired her, how she broke ground, and what the kids mean to her at Delaine Eastin Elementary School. Following Elex's talk with Eastin, he talks with USC's Dan Schnur for analysis on the governor's race as a whole. ---------- The Issue Is: with Elex Michaelson is California's only statewide political show, broadcast from FOX 11 Studios in Los Angeles. For airtimes and more information, go to TheIssueIsShow.com.
Delaine Eastin Skypes into the studio for an at times pointed, reflective, incisive and surprising interview with Mike and Aaron. Eastin talks about her current run for governor, what she hopes to achieve if elected governor of California and she also offers some surprising and revealing answers about her favorite Republican, the drawbacks of California being effectively a one party state, the mixed legacy of Bill Clinton, a policy she's changed 180-degrees on since starting her public life and her experiences as the state's top education official. She even gives Mike and Aaron a grade. This interview gets deep into her life growing up in San Diego, her first experiences as a woman in politics, her current view of California politics, with some surprising opinions for someone seen as a California Democrat. Her thoughts on high speed rail might surprise you. This is the kind of hour NorCal News Now strives to produce: Informative on a policy level, revealing on a personal one. To find out more, here are our guest's links: https://www.DelaineForGovernor.com https://www.facebook.com/DelaineEastin4CA https://twitter.com/DelaineEastin https://www.instagram.com/DelaineEastin - - - Every week writer and publisher Mike Richman and Democratic political consultant Aaron Haar talk about the news, goings on and political events in Northern California from a distinctly progressive perspective. Our Twitter: https://twitter.com/norcalnewsnow Our Facebook: https://facebook.com/norcalnewsnow
This week my guests are Eastin DeVerna and Ryan Davidson, the writers of Howl, a werewolf comic with an amazing premise. The series is essentially a zombie apocalypse...but with werewolves. It follows Jack Lowe, the only human in a world where everyone turns into a werewolf during the full moon. Even his wife! The comic is illustrated by Dan Buksa, who has delivered some of the best designs for these monsters I’ve seen in years. It’s real scary stuff that’s amplified by the fact that Jack is the only human around. Howl began on Kickstarter and the first three issues have been released. The creators are planning on running another Kickstarter to finish the series in a graphic novel. You can order the first three issues in print or digital format through HowlComics.com. Digital copies can also be ordered on ComiXology. Eastin can be found on Twitter @EastinDeVerna and Ryan can be found on Twitter @RyanGTDavidson. A few quick reminders of other stuff going on. If you like me here, maybe you’ll dig my other non-horror, but still geeky podcast, Raging Nerdon. My co-host BJ Boothe and I have been going through the latest nerdy news and reviewing all the comic book movies out this summer. Check it out at RagingNerdon.com. Also, if you like Funny Book Splatter, be a pal and leave me a positive review on iTunes. That kind of stuff helps the show by appeasing the robot ghost of Steve Jobs. It’s a little known fact that all podcasters have to make regular sacrifices to his techno alter. SUBSCRIBE: RSS | iTunes | Google Play | Stitcher Music by Eric Matyas (www.soundimage.org)
The ASMR talk show hosted by Adam Papagan. This week, actress and musician Shayne Eastin discusses zombies, true crime, and doing opium at prom. Watch Wednesdays 10:05PM pst at Dromebox.com Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ai92I1SvymJ9Urg08CDeQ
Long shot candidate for California Governor, Delaine Eastin accuses Jerry Brown of taking “children’s piggy bank money” and calls President Trump “a thug” during an interview with This Golden State’s Randy Shandobil. While better known gubernatorial candidates focus on the economy, infrastructure and stalling the Trump agenda, Eastin, the former State Superintendent of Public Education is laser focused on schools, schools, schools.
This week we interviewed Ciera Eastin. She left the game in episode 1 of Survivor Game Changers. She's remembered for a couple of risky moves she made back in her first season, and that reputation very much proceeded her for her third attempt. Unfortunately, she was not able to get any traction with her tribe this time and made an early exit providing what appeared to be our first blindside of the season. Listen to this interview to hear how she struggled with the game, which of her tribemates were crushing it or crashing from the start, how she ended up doing that puzzle again and lots more! If you enjoyed this interview, check out our others here: SFP Audio Interviews Past SFP Video Interviews Survivor Fans Podcast Homepage Links for Today's Show Ciera at CBS Survivor Fever: Survivor Game Changers Contact Info: Voicemail: 206-350-1547 Email: joannandstacyshow@gmail.com Survivor Fans Podcast P.O. Box 2811 Orangevale, CA 95662 Enjoy, Jo Ann and Stacy *Image is copyright and courtesy of CBS
"I tell people all the time that I pop pimples for a living, and who knew that I could make a career out of it?" - Teri Eastin Learn more about The Beauty Biz Show at http://www.theestheticianmentor.com/31
Check out Casa Blanca, a group that features vocalist and guitarist Tom Lehrecke and Brad Eastin
Today I'm talking with Jenni Eastin about raising children with learning challenges. We discuss everything from educational opportunities to managing our own expectations as mothers. Whether your child has a learning challenge or not, Jenni has so much wisdom to share with all mothers as we choose to celebrate progress and not perfection. I hope you'll join us for our chat today. In This Episode You'll Hear... The miracle of her family, particularly her two children How to navigate, as a mother, raising a child with learning challenge Advice when receiving any kind of diagnosis General things to look for if you're concerned and hoping for an early intervention How Jenni handled the news about her son and what she prayed for How to advocate for your child Tips on what to say - and not to say - to a parent of a child with learning challenge My favorite recipes this week: Here in the US we celebrated Thanksgiving last Thursday. I made Sweet Potato Casserole and Greeen Bean Bundles and they were a huge hit. Either can be made for your Christmas dinner as well. I also made a quick pot of soup last night because it was a frigid 40 something degrees here in Texas. Tortellini soup is fast, healthy and simple. And it does a great job of warming Texans on the verge of hypothermia. Here are those recipes. Enjoy! Sweet Potato Casserole 1Green Bean BundlesTortellini Soup Eliminate the Overwhelm of Meal Planning Don't miss the Once a Year Plan To Eat Black Friday Weekend (and Monday) sale. You can get a yearly subscription for half price! Just click the image below to learn more. Get your free 30 day trial at PlanToEat.com. Quick Links Jenni's book - The Purest Gift General Information on Learning Differences ADHD Essential Ideas for Parents Video An Experiment in Having a Learning Difference Long-range thinking: 10 ideas for leaving an eternal legacy Teaching Social Skills Love the song in the outro? It's called God Day. It's by Jen Stanbro and you can get it on iTunes by clicking here and check out Jen's site by clicking here. Connect with Jenni Eastin Blog: www.JenniEastin.com Social media:Twitter FacebookPinterestInstagram How to Listen to This Podcast Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes or Stitcher and get the latest episodes as soon as they are available. If you're new to podcasts, click here learn more about them! Click the play button in the post or grab your favorite podcast app and join us for a chat!
Today I’m talking with Jenni Eastin about raising children with learning challenges. We discuss everything from educational opportunities to managing our own expectations as mothers. Whether your child has a learning challenge or not, Jenni has so much wisdom to share with all mothers as we choose to celebrate progress... Read more
This week we interviewed Ciera Eastin. She left the game in episode 10 of Survivor Cambodia. She will be remembered this season as one of the "Three Witches", who stirred the pot that eventually booted Andrew Savage and challenged her tribemates again and again to wake up and "play the game". Listen to this interview to find out what "rookie mistake" hurt her in the beginning of the game, her secret to managing an alliance with Abi, how she'll decide who gets her final vote and more! If you enjoyed this interview, check out our others here: SFP Audio Interviews Past SFP Video Interviews Survivor Fans Podcast Homepage Links for Today's Show Ciera at CBS Survivor Fever: Survivor Cambodia Survivor Links News Archive at Sir Linksalot Contact Info: Voicemail: 206-350-1547 Email: joannandstacyshow@gmail.com Survivor Fans Podcast P.O. Box 2811 Orangevale, CA 95662 Enjoy, Jo Ann and Stacy *Image is copyright and courtesy of CBS
AFTERBUZZ TV – Graceland edition, is a weekly “after show” for fans of USA's Graceland. In this show, hosts Stephen Lemieux and Stephanie Giorgi discuss episode 13 alongside special guests Jeff Eastin (Creator), Erik Valdez (Carlito Solano), and Jamie Gray Hyder (Lucia Solano). From the acclaimed creator of White Collar, Jeff Eastin, comes a new […] The post Graceland S:2 | Jeff Eastin, Erik Valdez, and Jamie Gray Hyder Guest on Faith 7 E:13 | AfterBuzz TV AfterShow appeared first on AfterBuzz TV Network.
AFTERBUZZ TV – Graceland edition, is a weekly “after show” for fans of USA's Graceland. In this show, hosts Stephen Lemieux and Stephanie Giorgi discuss episode 12 alongside special guest, Creator and showrunner Jeff Eastin! From the acclaimed creator of White Collar, Jeff Eastin, comes a new one-hour drama about a diverse group of undercover […] The post Graceland S:2 | Jeff Eastin Guests on Echoes E:12 | AfterBuzz TV AfterShow appeared first on AfterBuzz TV Network.
Jeff Eastin (creator, White Collar and Graceland); Lauren Hissrich (The West Wing, Justice) Victor Fresco (creator, Andy Richter Controls the Universe, Better Off Ted, The Trouble with Normal); Recorded October 14, 2012.
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Remember that horrible movie "Take The Lead" with Antonio Banderas as the dance teacher that saves all the kids lives in the inner city? Probably not. But anyways, we did a spoof on it.
In this week's Popcorn Preview, Tammy & Veronica review the new Spiderman 3 movie with Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst. We also catch up on all the hot internet movie rumors in Hollywood!
This week's Popcorn Preview with Tammy & Veronica features the movies "Vacancy" and "Nanny Diaries". Scarlett Johansson strikes a nerve with Tammy, and Veronica is head over heels for Luke Wilson and Kate Beckinsale's performances. Tune in every Friday to check out the hottest movies of the week.
A young man's trip to the hospital ends in absolute and utter confusion. Oh boy.
Former child actor and international cheek model Peter Todson had it all. Fame. Fortune. Fame. And now it's all gone.
Get ready for some good ole Holiday awkwardness straight from Venice Beach!
Our man Rick takes on Chicago's Jazz Fest. Be-bop-shoo-bop!
Check out the extended version we put together to pitch to the studios. Somebody give us some cash so we can make this thing happen! Yeah!
Two grown men go on vacation, only to discover they've left something at home.
At the country's lowest rated zoo, the only thing keeping the animals from roaming the streets is this rag-tag group of volnteers.
Monsterlieben (aka Monster Love) is the story of a man-beast with the I.Q. of a 6-year old on a quest for true love.
Monsterlieben (aka Monster Love) is the story of a man-beast with the I.Q. of a 6-year old on a quest for true love.
Our lovable hobos are at it again! Down on their luck, Jojo and Beans meet a new friend. But can Boxcar Brad be trusted?
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Monsterlieben (aka Monster Love) is the story of a man-beast with the I.Q. of a 6-year old on a quest for true love.
4DE Nation! We have a great interview today! We talk with "That Soccer Guy Chris," Chris Eastin, who has becoming the 'Go To' kicking cleat expert for many of the NFL's specialists, as well as for college and high school kickers and punters. We cover a variety of topics covering his journey to becoming the 'Go To' provider to NFL and college specialists, the different types of cleats out, and how to properly find the right kicking cleats. Also many fun stories including, what is the most popular NFL kicker cleat that is requested, his top 5 cleat brands ever and his favorite customized cleats that he's ever designed for some of his NFL kicking clients. We think you'll love this conversation.If you'd like a Launchpad KO Block, visithttps://launchpadkickofftee.com/nkrIf you'd like 10% off your order, use promo code: NKRWe hope you enjoy this! If you like this one, please share this on social media, as well as leave us a 5 Star Review on iTunes!If our program is benefiting you and you're looking for a way to support what we do, please consider becoming a Patron Donation Supporter.Thank you and we hope to continue helping you and bringing you something enjoyable to listen to. Submit questions (DM or tag us) and we will answer them on our next podcast!Follow Us (on all social media platforms):4th Down ExperienceEmail: 4thDownExperiencePodcast@gmail.comTweet At Us: TwitterFollow Us: InstagramCo-Hosts:Coach Chris Husby:Tweet At Us: TwitterFollow Us: InstagramAcademy Info: Special Teams Football AcademyCoach Brian JacksonTweet At Us: TwitterFollow Us: InstagramAcademy Info: Team Jackson Kicking
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