Podcast appearances and mentions of Eric Owens

Week 3 of our Culture Shift series, Eric Owens challenges us to see that saved people serve people. Through the example of Jesus, the ultimate servant King, we're reminded that the gospel doesn't just change what we believe—it changes how we live. Jesus didn't come to be served, but to serve, and as His followers, we're called to do the same. Serving means laying down comfort, pride, recognition, and convenience to put others before ourselves. It's not about finding a platform or proving our worth; it's about having our identity so firmly rooted in Christ that we have nothing to prove and nothing to protect. When every member of the church embraces their role and serves faithfully, the whole body becomes stronger, the mission moves forward, and God uses ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things. Saved people serve people.

In this episode of the Family Pet Podcast, hosts Michael and Stephen Shirley interview veterinary cardiologist Dr. Eric Owens, Cardiology DVM | DACVIM. They discuss various aspects of pet heart health. They explore common heart diseases in pets, including mitral valve disease in small dogs and dilated cardiomyopathy in large breeds. Dr. Owens shares insights on surgical interventions, the importance of early detection, and tips for maintaining heart health in pets. The conversation also touches on the emotional aspects of heart health, including the phenomenon of broken heart syndrome in humans.Keywordspet health, veterinary cardiology, heart disease, pet care, pet surgery, mitral valve disease, dilated cardiomyopathy, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, pet heart health, veterinary specialistTakeawaysThe more you know about pet healthcare, the better pet parent you can be.Pet Heart Month is celebrated in February.Common cardiac surgeries are often performed on young dogs with congenital heart diseases.Without treatment, certain heart conditions can be fatal for pets.Mitral valve disease is the most common heart disease in small dogs.Dilated cardiomyopathy primarily affects large and giant breed dogs.Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is a significant concern in cats.Monitoring breathing and signs of distress is crucial for pet heart health.Early detection of heart disease can lead to better outcomes for pets.Broken heart syndrome in humans is known as Takotsubo cardiomyopathy.

Join us this week as Next Gen Pastor, Eric Owens, dives into what is God's design for the family and how our children cant go somewhere spiritually where they are not being led. Pastor Eric ends the sermon with a Next Gen Ministry Map and a visual illustration how we raise up the next generation of disciple makers!

Former Ferrum All-American and 1st year Skipper joins the SBR to discuss his journey to the big leagues, the importance of D3 athletics, and the new legislation being thrown at college baseball.

On this show we were joined by former Major League Baseball player, and new Ferrum Head Baseball Coach, Eric Owens, along with former Coach Abe Naff and Carter Chitwood, to talk to Eric about his journey that brought him back home. There are stores from his days at Ferrum College, the MLB, Tony Gwynn, plus his plan for the future for Ferrum Baseball, and so much more. Baseball is officially BACK in Ferrum, and we were glad to be a part of it.Support the Show.

“So the LORD commanded us to observe all these statutes, to fear the LORD our God for our good always and for our survival, as it is today” (Deuteronomy 6:24).It is clear to us that today's world is filled with problems. Satan, as the “ruler of this world” (John 12:31; 14:30) has succeeded in diluting the minds and corrupting the hearts.Meanwhile, God has been active in providing answers and solutions to today's ills. He gives us the wisdom we need in order to succeed and even prosper. Sadly, many people see the Bible as an old, antiquated, out-of-date collection of worthless nonsense. Yet to those willing to invest in a study of the Bible will soon realize the timeless wisdom it contains. The book of Psalms is appropriately classified as one of the “Wisdom Literature” books. Indeed, such a classification fits. This year's study of the Psalms taps into this divine and eternal wisdom. It is a study that shows how modern man can benefit from this ancient source.What Moses told the Israelites applies. What God gives us is “for our good” and “for our survival.” Also notice the last clause “as it is today.” God gave them those commandments years ago, but the benefits of following those commandments is for “today.” The book of Psalms is a book that will help us and help us today. The Bear Valley Lectures is a work of the Bear Valley Bible Institute International, under the oversight of the elders of the Bear Valley church of Christ in Denver, Colorado. The Bible Institute has been training preachers for work in the Lord's church since 1965 with our graduates working all over the world. For more information about our programs of study visit our website at WeTrainPreachers.com.

In week 3 of our series through James, our Next Gen Pastor, Eric Owens showed us what it means to tame the tongue and gain a wisdom that comes from above.

April 20, 2023 - Equipped Workshop Day 2 7:15PM Keynote Auditorium Speaker    Eric Owens closes out the second day the Equipped Workshop with a wonderful lesson.   *Notes for this session are unavailable at this time and will be added in the future.   Duration 42:38  

Learn more about Daniel Bernard Roumain and Marc Bamuthi Joseph's opera We Shall Not Be Moved and contextual historical elements pivotal to the opera: the 1985 police bombing of MOVE headquarters and the 2011 Pennsylvania education budget crisis which saw the closing of 24 schools within the School District of Philadelphia. Interviews include Philadelphia resident in 1985 Eric Owens, former SDP Principal Otis Hackney, arts administrators and creators Valerie Gay and Nina Ball, countertenor John Holiday, and the composer and librettist - Daniel Bernard Roumain and Marc Bamuthi Joseph. Mike Bolton hosts. To learn more about Mike, visit michaeljbolton.com. Video of Osage Avenue in 2015, the site of the 1985 police bombing can be seen at https://youtu.be/QOANsBbkbpA. News coverage from 1985 can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X03ErYGB4Kk. The Philadelphia Inquirer archive about the bombing is located here: https://www.inquirer.com/move-bombing. The final project of the Hip H'opera program, a series of Oral History videos from those impacted by the themes in We Shall Not Be Moved called The Un/Sung Stories of We Shall Not Be Moved: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpbhbGwbWvNLbpl50NUkvISzeE7sZQG6L

I spoke with 8 year MLB Vet and Blue Jays hitting coach Eric Owens. We talked the bat flip, college baseball, and much more!

CONTENT WARNING: discussions of homophobia and sexual assault. Terrence Blanchard has done it (made Anna and Krista cry) again, this time with his first opera Champion. From the choreography to the gorgeous and heartbreaking performances by Eric Owens and Ryan Speedo Green, the opera was incredibly powerful and moving. The ladies give you their take on it and their thoughts, along with a lengthy discussion of inclusivity (or the lack thereof) in sports.

On this episode we have former MLB utility player Eric Owens.  Eric comes on the show to chat about being a baseball/football player in college, getting drafted, MLB debut, hitting the first ever hit at Safeco Field, transition to hitting coach, facing sidearm pitchers. Brought to you by Jbirdy Baseball Clothing...make sure to give them a follow on social media and check them out at www.jbirdy.caThank you everyone for listening! Geoff Freeborn

@TSU_Tigers Associate Head Athletic Trainer Eric Owens joins the show!

In this episode we were joined by legendary Ferrum Baseball Coach Abe Naff, along with Carter Chitwood and CJ Arrington, to talk about some of the best athletes to grace our corner of Appalachia. We heard stories of recruiting MLB players Eric Owens and Billy Wagner, Chris Warren, Hank Norton, along with Thomas Meeks, some historic names,  deep playoff runs that built legends, and much more. Please like and share, as we certainly appreciate it. http://www.patreon.com/getontaphttps://www.appalachianpodcast.orghttps://www.facebook.com/AppalachianPodcasthttps://twitter.com/GetOnTaphttps://www.instagram.com/theappalachianpodcast/https://www.facebook.com/harwellgriceSupport the show

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In this episode (and at the suggestion of one of our subscribers- thanks Eric Owens at CNUC!) we interview Lewis Payne from the New York Power Authority (NYPA), the largest state-owned utility in the United States. Lewis (Lew) Payne is the Manager ROW/Environmental and a well-respected 30+ year veteran in the Transmission UVM industry. During this thoughtful discussion, Lew discusses his work on a variety of topics ranging from pollinator habitat and IVM, to the way the transmission industry was influenced by the August 14, 2003 Northeast Blackout.We hope that you find this episode of The UVM Podcast insightful. If you have any feedback on the episode or suggestions for topics you'd like us to cover in future episodes, please feel free to get in contact at podcast@utilityvegetationmanagement.com.A big thank you to this episode's sponsor, LiveEO.

"Renewing Our Walk" - CONNECT - 6/24/2022 "The Precious Church of Jesus" Hosted by: Eric Owens and Jonathan Jenkins Special Guests: Steven Ford, Joshua Cantrell, Cameron Freeman, and Eric Garner Follow Us: Subscribe at: https://www.digitalbiblestudy.org Merch: https://shop.digitalbiblestudy.org Facebook: https://www/facebook.com/digitalbiblestudy1 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_oFtSAY5QESpBu6IDp_tvA Rumble: https://www.rumble.com/user/digitalbiblestudy Twitter: @DBsibleStudy

Eric Owens, CEO of E2 Gold, provides an introduction to the company and the Hawkins gold project in Ontario.

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She needs no introduction — but in magazine history, Tina Brown is rightly deemed a legend, reviving Tatler, Vanity Fair and The New Yorker, before turning to the web and The Daily Beast (where I worked for her). Her new book is The Palace Papers. We talked journalism, life and royals.You can listen to the episode right away in the audio player embedded above, or right below it you can click “Listen in podcast app,” which will connect you to the Dishcast feed. For two clips of our convo — on Meghan Markle’s epic narcissism, and why women make the best monarchs — head over to our YouTube page. Having Tina on the pod was the perfect excuse to transcribe our popular episode with Michael Moynihan, who used to work for Tina at The Daily Beast — which also hosted the Dish for a few years. So we’re all old friends. From the Moynihan chat:Andrew: I was talking to Tina Brown about this not that long ago, with the great days of the big magazines in the '80s and '90s. Really, when you look back on that time, it was an incredible festival of decadence and clearly over the top before the fall.Michael: I love Tina. I did a thing — you can look this up — an interview with her, when her Vanity Fair Diaries came out, for The Fifth Column. Just Tina and I sat down and talked for an hour and a half, and it was one of the best things I think we’ve recorded, and got one of the best responses. Because people miss those stories.Perhaps Bill Kristol should check out the clip with Moynihan on how to change your mind on stuff you get wrong:A listener looks back to last week’s episode:Wonderful interview with Douglas Murray, with the two of you riffing off each other with brilliant dialogue. Very warm and affirming as well. I particularly enjoyed your discussion of the religious dimension as one aspect of our present dilemma. I know you would want to provide variety for the Dishcast, but please consider having him on again.Another fan:This was the most memorable episode in a long time (although they are all great). Of course, your dialogue was choir-preaching, and so I need to be careful in avoiding confirmation bias. That said, I found Murray’s elegant way of encapsulating the obvious — which I fail to express myself — truly invigorating. I rewound and listened to many parts several times over. I ordered his book today.Another listener dissents:I find the armchair psychoanalysis regarding ressentiment — as the organizing principle of what is happening in our culture today — to be one of the least compelling arguments made in the episode. Why not go ahead and attribute our perpetual unwillingness in the West to recognize what is great about it to Christianity’s concept of original sin? Or maybe read psychoanalytic literature on why an individual or group of people who are objectively improving might hold onto beliefs of the self or society as rotten? These seem just as likely as Nietzsche’s argument. Ultimately, what a person speculates to be the primary motivator of another person or group reveals a lot. Your speculation that it’s mostly ressentiment suggests you want or need to demonize the CRT crowd. This is tragic given that this is precisely what you and Douglas accuse the CRT crowd of doing. Another listener differs:I don’t agree with everything you and Douglas Murray write, but thank you for talking about the resentment and bitterness that’s driving politics and culture today. It’s gone completely insane. I used to work for a small talent agency, and during the pandemic I coached some actors over Zoom. During the George Floyd protests, one of my clients was up watching the news all night, not getting any sleep. I told her, look, you want to be informed and want to help. But you have to take care of yourself first or you’re no help to anyone. Go to bed and catch up on the news tomorrow. People criticized me for this kind of advice, saying I was privileged, that I just wanted to look away and not examine myself for my own inherent racism, etc. I couldn’t understand why people were being so unreasonable.I’m also a Mormon. After George Floyd was murdered, our ward started to discuss racism. Mormonism has a checkered past when it comes to things like Black men and the priesthood. Or even language in some of the scriptures. These are important conversations that our church needs to have. There were good things that happened, like Black people in the ward shared more about their experiences during meetings. But almost immediately it became weird. The women’s group did a lesson on Robin DiAngelo’s “White Fragility,” for example. We didn’t actually ever talk about the things I was hoping we’d talk about — how Brigham Young stopped Black men receiving the priesthood, for example. We were just told we all needed to acknowledge our white privilege and feel guilty about it. There was a part about redlining. There was no acknowledgment that some of the white people in this ward lived in low-income housing, basically had nothing, and had been stressed even further by the pandemic. It just felt unnecessarily divisive. I have no idea what the Asian members made of this talk, because it basically excluded them. There were so many holes in these theories, but I wasn’t brave enough to point them out.So it was a real relief to hear you and Murray talk about the way these ideas have infiltrated churches. The Mormon thing is typically like, “God wants you to be happy. Live this structured life, show compassion, work hard, love your family, and be happy.” But the DiAngelo ideas felt like, “you can’t even be saved, at least not if you’re white. Some people don’t deserve to be happy; they should only feel guilt.” It was easier to bring in a fad book and talk about property values than to talk about the awful passage in the Book of Mormon where it says dark-skinned people are cursed, but other people are “white and delightsome.” I felt like the second the door opened to have a serious conversation about the church and race, they immediately jumped the shark instead.From a fan of opera and ballet:Douglas Murray mentioned Jessye Norman and how her obituary was racialized. Well, in January of 1961, Leontyne Price made her Metropolitan Opera debut, and she and Franco Correlli received an ovation that was around 50 minutes long ... possibly the longest in Met history, or among two or three longest. There have been so many great black singers at the Met, such as Shirley Verrett, Kathleen Battle (who was loved by James Levine but whose voice I never liked), Eric Owens, Grace Bumbry, and many others. Here’s a snip of Price’s Met debut:Balanchine choreographed Agon (music by Stravinsky), arguably his greatest dance, for Diana Adams (white) and Arthur Mitchell (black) in 1957. They danced the pas de deux, which is an erotic tangle of bodies. Balanchine wanted the black/white tension. Here is a bit of it:And to my beloved Jessye Norman, whom I saw only once, here she is at her best:Another listener rolls out some poetry:I greatly enjoyed your conversation with Douglas Murray. He is fierce! Your mention of Clive James’s “The Book of My Enemy Has Been Remaindered” reminded me of a similarly minded poem from Nina Puro. (I suspect one of them inspired the other.) I LONG TO HOLD THE POETRY EDITOR’S PENIS IN MY HANDand tell him personally,I’m sorry, but I’m goingto have to pass on this.Though your pieceheld my attention throughthe first few screenings,I don’t feel it is a good fitfor me at this time. Please know it receivedmy careful consideration.I thank you for allowingme to have a look,and I wish youthe very best of luckplacing it elsewhere.Shifting away from the Murray episode, here’s a followup from a intrepid Dishhead:I was excited to see my letter published on the violent toll homelessness takes on communities recently. I’ll be listening to the podcast with Maia Szalavitz soon, and I’ve got Johann’s book on harm reduction to read as well. (I loved the episode with Johann, bought his new book, loved it, and stopped being so online for about a week before backsliding ...)Shortly after I wrote that last letter to you, I realized that I wasn’t satisfied with just writing indignant letters about the bloody cost of complacency on homelessness. It’s really the story of Ahn Taylor — a sweet 94-year-old lady stabbed by a homeless man as she was walking in her neighborhood — that made me understand that complaining is not enough.So I’ve started a non-profit, Unsafe Streets, to take on this challenge. It’s sort of a “Take Back the Night”-style public safety crusade. It’s early days still, but we have a website, including pages for NYC and San Francisco, a Twitter feed, and a crowdfunding campaign. Next on my agenda is to create a page for Los Angeles, a detailed policy platform, and then to recruit a board and apply for 501c3 status.I’ve been keeping up with the Dish when I can (LOVING the conversation with Jonathan Haidt, and I HIGHLY recommend this complementary Rogan episode.) I’ve been busy with the kids and trying to get Unsafe Streets going in my free minutes.She follows up:I just listened to Maia’s episode, and I am pretty unsatisfied with her proposed solutions. Non-coercive acceptance and decriminalization is fine for people who are using drugs they bought with their own money in the privacy of their home. But public drug use, public intoxication, and the associated “quality of life” crimes (public defecation, indecency, etc.) make public spaces unsafe and uncomfortable for everyone else. Laws against these crimes should be enforced, which means arresting people and taking them to jail or some kind of treatment. Injecting fentanyl and passing out on the sidewalk is a very antisocial and harmful behavior, and should not be “decriminalized.”I agree with Maia that this is a complicated mix of addiction and severe mental illness. But I don’t think the cost of housing argument holds up. (A brief scan of the news will show you that there in fact ARE homeless encampments in West Virginia.) I think she was unfair in her characterization of Michael Shellenberger’s proposal, which includes tons of resources to expand access to and quality of treatment. Overall, Maia’s perspective is very focused on the benefit to the addict, but discounts the costs to the surrounding community. Thanks for keeping a focus on this subject!Another listener looks to a potential future guest:Hello! You invite your readers to submit guest ideas here. I submit Kevin D. Williamson — another nuanced “conservative,” Roman Catholic, Never Trumper, and admirer of Oakeshott. Oh, and he was fired after five minutes at The Atlantic for a previous statement about abortion.Thanks for the suggestion. Lastly, because we ran out of room this week in the main Dish for the new VFYW contest photo (otherwise the email version would get cut short), here ya go:Where do you think it’s located? Email your guess to contest@andrewsullivan.com. Please put the location — city and/or state first, then country — in subject line. Proximity counts if no one gets the exact spot. Bonus points for fun facts and stories. The winner gets the choice of a VFYW book or two annual Dish subscriptions. If you are not a subscriber, please indicate that status in your entry and we will give you a free month subscription if we select your entry for the contest results (example here if you’re new to the contest). Happy sleuthing! Get full access to The Weekly Dish at andrewsullivan.substack.com/subscribe

For the first time in the company's history, the Metropolitan Opera is presenting Verdi's tragic opera Don Carlos in its original five act French version. Set during the period of the tumultuous Spanish Inquisition, this opera boasts a super star cast including Matthew Polenzani, Sonya Yoncheva, Jamie Barton, and Eric Owens. Join lecturer John J.H. Muller as he explores the music and history of this French Grand Opera.

BLE fans rejoice! We have the quick talking, high energy, always laughing, Assistant Hitting coach of YOUR 2015 and 2016 Toronto Blue Jays on the pod this episode, the legendary Eric Owens. Owens was no slouch as a player, logging 9 years in the show along the likes of greats like Tony Gwynn, Barry Larkin, Deion Sanders, Trevor Hoffman and many many more. Following his career, he saw great success as a hitting coach in various organizations like the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Toronto Blue Jays, coaching players like Joc Pederson, Yasiel Puig, Jose Bautista, Josh Donaldson, Troy Tulowitzki, the list goes on and on and on. Also RJ was late for this interview so listen to the first five minutes to hear us light him up. Enjoy!

"The Providence of God" - Part 1 by Eric Owens and Jonathan Jenkins Recording of the 11/19/2021 livestream of the CONNECT Online Bible Study. CONNECT is sponsored by Digital Bible Study and is an interactive video and audio livestream every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings at 7:00 PM ET. T You can find the livestream on all of social media platforms: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/digitalbiblestudy1 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_oFtSAY5QESpBu6IDp_tvA Rumble: https://www.rumble.com/user/digitalbiblestudy

"Understanding Temptation" - (Part 3) with Eric Owens and Jonathan Jenkins Recording of the 11/1/2021 livestream of the CONNECT Online Bible Study. CONNECT is sponsored by Digital Bible Study and is an interactive video and audio livestream every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings at 7:00 PM ET. T You can find the livestream on all of social media platforms: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/digitalbiblestudy1 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_oFtSAY5QESpBu6IDp_tvA Rumble: https://www.rumble.com/user/digitalbiblestudy Podbean: https://digitalbiblestudy.podbean.com/   Follow Us: Subscribe at: https://www.digitalbiblestudy.org Merch: https://shop.digitalbiblestudy.org

"Understanding Temptation" - (Part 2) with Eric Owens and Jonathan Jenkins Recording of the 10/22/2021 livestream of the CONNECT Online Bible Study. CONNECT is sponsored by Digital Bible Study and is an interactive video and audio livestream every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings at 7:00 PM ET. T You can find the livestream on all of social media platforms: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/digitalbiblestudy1 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_oFtSAY5QESpBu6IDp_tvA Rumble: https://www.rumble.com/user/digitalbiblestudy Podbean: https://digitalbiblestudy.podbean.com/   Follow Us: Subscribe at: https://www.digitalbiblestudy.org Merch: https://shop.digitalbiblestudy.org

"Understanding Temptation" - (Part 1) with Eric Owens and Jonathan Jenkins Recording of the 10/19/2021 livestream of the CONNECT Online Bible Study. CONNECT is sponsored by Digital Bible Study and is an interactive video and audio livestream every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings at 7:00 PM ET. T You can find the livestream on all of social media platforms: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/digitalbiblestudy1 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_oFtSAY5QESpBu6IDp_tvA Rumble: https://www.rumble.com/user/digitalbiblestudy Podbean: https://digitalbiblestudy.podbean.com/   Follow Us: Subscribe at: https://www.digitalbiblestudy.org Merch: https://shop.digitalbiblestudy.org

E2Gold Inc. is a publicly traded Canadian junior exploration company committed to unlocking gold potential and growth through exceptional management and technical expertise. Founded in 2020 by father-daughter duo Dr. Eric Owens and Ellie Owens, E2Gold completed an oversubscribed Initial Public Offering in 2020 after a successful initial exploration campaign. Dr. Owens is a seasoned professional with over thirty years' experience in mineral resource exploration. Ms. Owens (B.Sc., M.Sc. geology) is a geologist-turned-lawyer with over 7 years' experience in the industry.

Whether you're in a growth slump or just need an extra boost of confidence and inspiration to scale-up your life, Eric Owens, host of The Daily Mindset, will give you everything you need, and then some. Eric is a veteran of the United States Air Force and of the Cold War. He enjoys veteran guest podcasting and is always seeking guests. Through his own life experiences Eric has influenced many people, Eric shares stories about facing loss, life's struggles, becoming a champion, and setting yourself up for success, with the hope of helping you find your sense of purpose through self improvement. Today's guest is Steven Allison. For those of you who don't know who he is let me tell you a little about him. Steven is an an honorably discharged veteran who served six years in the Army National Guard with the 356 Engineering Battalion, 819th Sapper Company. The Sapper Company's mission was route clearing for other units. Steven Allison is a project coordinator for Q Analysts helping Microsoft collect data and test Hololens technology for Microsoft and the U.S. Army. He can be reached on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/stevenallison3

"Maintaining Your Faith Through Loss" with Eric Owens (Digital Bible Study, Avondale church of Christ) Eric's caring heart provides encouragement to the faithful suffering through hardship. Recording of the 12/10/2020 livestream of the CONNECT Online Bible Study. CONNECT is sponsored by Digital Bible Study and is an interactive video and audio livestream every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings at 7:00 PM ET. The podcast version is uploaded the next day. You can find the livestream on all of social media platforms: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/digitalbiblestudy1 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_oFtSAY5QESpBu6IDp_tvA Rumble: https://www.rumble.com/user/digitalbiblestudy Podbean: https://digitalbiblestudy.podbean.com/   Follow Us: Subscribe at: https://www.digitalbiblestudy.org Merch: https://shop.digitalbiblestudy.org

I am extremely excited to welcome Eric Owens & Lachlan Fontaine to the show. Eric went from playing two sports at a division 3 college in Virginia to 9 years in the big leagues. He was a big league hitting coach for the Toronto Blue Jays and has worked and played alongside multiple hall of fame baseball players. Lachlan is a former member of the Canadian Junior National Team and went on to be drafted by the Seattle Mariners out of high school. He revamped his career after a devastating back injury and is now a position player turned pitcher in professional baseball. Have questions? Shoot us an email at instinctperformance1@gmail.com or send us a direct message on Instagram: ip.performance. Instinctperformance.ca

This is the first in a mini-series of episodes where host Tim Cynova in joined by other white male leaders to discuss their personal and professional journeys as their companies engage in the work to become anti-racist organizations. DAVID B. DEVAN (he/him) joined https://www.operaphila.org/ (Opera Philadelphia) in January 2006 and was appointed General Director of the company in 2011. Since his arrival, David has worked closely with board and administration on strategic planning initiatives and building partnerships within the community and the opera world. David guided the company through a transformative period of innovation that led Opera News to describe it as “one of the leading instigators of new work in the country” and the New York Times to describe Opera Philadelphia as "a hotbed of operatic innovation." Under his leadership and artistic vision, Opera Philadelphia has grown to become a company of international stature and a favorite co-producing partner with companies all over the globe, developing fresh productions of classic works as well as premieres written by today's leading composers. The company has engaged and energized both established and emerging artists, providing opportunities for important role debuts for singers like Lawrence Brownlee, Eric Owens, Nathan Gunn, Stephanie Blythe, Christine Goerke, Leah Crocetto, and Lisette Oropesa. As The Daily Beast recently commented, “Opera Philadelphia has been at the forefront of commissioning new operas with contemporary subject matter and an innovative, genre-blending sensibility to snare a younger audience and revitalize opera for the 21st century.” Key achievements include the establishment of the Aurora Series for Chamber Opera at the Perelman Theater, an extremely popular and highly-subscribed opera series at the Kimmel Center's intimate 550-seat Perelman Theater; the establishment of the nation's first ever collaborative Composer in Residence Program with New York partner Music-Theatre Group, a comprehensive program supported by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, designed to foster the growth of tomorrow's great operatic composers; the creation of the American Repertoire Program in 2011, solidifying Opera Philadelphia's role as a national leader in the creation of new works; and the creation of the site-specific Opera in the City series. Under David's leadership, the company established the annual Festival O in 2017, launching each season with an immersive, 12-day festival featuring multiple operatic happenings in venues throughout the city. Opera Philadelphia also presents additional productions each spring, making it the first U.S. opera company to open a year-round season with a dynamic festival. Under David's leadership, Opera Philadelphia has commissioned or co-commissioned eight new operas, including Charlie Parker's YARDBIRD by Daniel Schnyder and Bridgette Wimberly, and starring Lawrence Brownlee, which has since been staged at The Apollo Theater in New York and Hackney Empire in London; Cold Mountain, based on the best-selling novel by Charles Frazier and written by Jennifer Higdon and Gene Scheer, and co-commissioned with The Santa Fe Opera; and Breaking the Waves by Missy Mazzoli and Royce Vavrek, based on the film by Lars von Trier, which has since been staged at Beth Morrison Projects' PROTOTYPE Festival and was named Best New Opera of 2016 by the Music Critics Association of North America. As immediate past Chair of the Board of Directors for the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance and a member of the Opera America board, David is privileged to serve in a city with rich and diverse cultural roots. He continues to work tirelessly to make opera as an important part of our community. TIM CYNOVA (he/him) wears a multitude of hats, all in service of creating anti-racist workplaces where people can thrive. He is the Principal of the...

2021 - 08 - 11 - Summer Series - Eric Owens - Self - Control by Buford Church of Christ

E2Gold Inc. is a publicly traded Canadian junior exploration company committed to unlocking gold potential and growth through exceptional management and technical expertise. Founded in 2020 by father-daughter duo Dr. Eric Owens and Ellie Owens, E2Gold completed an oversubscribed Initial Public Offering in 2020 after a successful initial exploration campaign. Dr. Owens is a seasoned professional with over thirty years' experience in mineral resource exploration. Ms. Owens (B.Sc., M.Sc. geology) is a geologist-turned-lawyer with over 7 years' experience in the industry.The company is committed to delivering shareholder value through growth of gold resources on its Northern Ontario properties. Focusing on their flagship Hawkins Project, E2Gold has re-invested shareholder funds back into the ground by completing geophysical surveys, trenching, and commencing local and regional mapping campaigns. The company's May 2020 seed financing raised over $500K for exploration activities and “$3.4M through its December 2020 initial public offering.

Whether you're in a growth slump or just need an extra boost of confidence and inspiration to scale-up your life, Eric Owens, host of The Daily Mindset, will give you everything you need, and then some. Eric is a veteran of the United States Air Force and of the Cold War. Through his own life experiences Eric has influenced many people, Eric shares stories about facing loss, life's struggles, becoming a champion, and setting yourself up for success, with the hope of helping you find your sense of purpose through self improvement. The purpose of this channel is to share amazing true stories of people from all walks of life, and for veterans to have a voice in telling their stories in both military service, and life afterwards.

Whether you're in a growth slump or just need an extra boost of confidence and inspiration to scale-up your life, Eric Owens, host of The Motivation Academy, will give you everything you need, and then some. Eric is a veteran of the United States Air Force and of the Cold War. Through his own life experiences Eric has influenced many people, Eric shares stories about facing loss, life's struggles, becoming a champion, and setting yourself up for success, with the hope of helping you find your sense of purpose through self improvement. Make a better version of you with these 5 Easy Steps...

America, Racism, and the Gospel Episode 4, Released June 24, 2020 On this episode, we present a powerful sermon preached by Eric Owens on June 14, 2020 for the Avondale church of Christ in Decatur, Georgia. We all need to hear this! Link Avondale church of Christ Website We want to hear from you! Email: […]

#70: Relieve Chronic Muscular Pain, What's Fascia? with Eric Owens, Delos TherapyBrief Summary & Guest Bio:Eric Owens is a co-founder of Delos Therapy, where Delos Therapists relieve clients of chronic muscular pain, inflammation, and dysfunction using mechanical pressure to pinpoint muscle tightness, known as “knots” or hyper-contracted fascia, to restore muscle pliability. Eric is also a co-founder of sister company, Delos Robotics, which is a robotics and AI approach to automate Delos Therapy treatments alleviating chronic pain for the masses. He graduated from Midwestern University with a Master's Degree in biomedical science.In today's episode Eric talks about what's wrong with foam rolling and traditional massage, as well as various pain-relief techniques. He teaches us what fascia is, what a healthy muscle should be like, and what to do about it at home and with a practitioner. ** Free Evaluation at Delos Therapy, Chicago (usually $30)Email info@delostherapy.com tell them “Marisa from the Foundation of Wellness Podcast” sent you for free evaluation, any location you want; 20-minute appointment, they'll discuss your condition and history, then 10-15 minutes of a sample treatment (that's almost a full treatment!)Delostherapy.com to choose locations (you may call to schedule, too)>>> Join me inside my new facebook group: “The Foundation of Wellness - a Refreshing Diet & Lifestyle Chat” : facebook.com/groups/FOWpodcastFor professional Inquiries contact host Marisa Moon, marisa@ marisamoon.com;Points of Discussion:- Eric's Father is the original inventor of the Delos Therapy technique, he was a mechanical and electrical engineer looking for solutions to his chronic pain - Muscles in their healthy state are soft, pliable, and spongy (when flexed it should be hard) - Imaging doesn't show differences in muscle states - Direct pressure into the hard muscle is effective - His Father worked on Evander Holyfield and many famous athletes- Pain is complex, multi-factorial. Many causes of pain like neurological, structural, muscular. - In medicine there's not a specialty in muscles and fascia- Patients should seek out multi-modalities for treatment- Most chronic pain has a muscular component that's overlooked- Dense fibrotic tissue in the middle of that muscle won't stretch, it's deep in the muscle- Stretching and foam rolling won't help eliminate muscular pain- What to expect in Delos Therapy Treatments?- Marisa shares her story about using Delos Therapy to treat her Piriformis Syndrome, a knot in the hip/glute muscle causing nerve pain similar to Sciatica- Eric explains Muscle Fascia - Fascia is layered under, and embedded in fat - first layer is superficial fascia - directly below that is fascia profunda - Muscle is wrapped in fascia in many ways - Each tiny muscle cell/fiber is wrapped in fascia to hold them together to make a muscle fascicle - Fascia wraps the muscle fascicle together to make your entire muscle - Muscle Fascia contains 6-10 times sensory nerves than muscle tissue - All pain and proprioception is communicated through fascia to your brain - Everything is moving towards the idea that “repetitive use of muscle tissue causes a fibrosis, a hardening of the tissue inside the muscle; and that pressure directly into it at multiple angles is by far the most effective way to break all that apart”.- How to treat muscle pain and fibrosis? - Foam rolling only affects the superficial layer and hydration - Modern foam rollers have “nubs” on them and suggest that you apply direct pressure instead of rolling - The fibrosis is deeply embedded in that muscle - Targeted pressure is the only way; think “3 dimensional” instead of stretching or massaging, target the fibrotic muscle in every direction - The direction and angle of the pressure are critical - Gliding across like a swedish massage doesn't work- Delos Therapy locations, expansion plans in Colorado and California- Delos Therapy plans for Robotics- Practical At-Home Advice - The Knobble, on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3azUqOj - Theracane or Hook Cane, on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2Ge2iHh - La Crosse Ball, on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2RjbeS1 - Advice for seeking a practitioner - Look up “Rolfing” near you (invented by Dr. Ida Rolf) which is similar to Delos Therapy - Clinical Massage Therapists will usually hold pressure but not often enough; gliding isn't for pain relief- Should you expect relief immediately?- Should you Ice? - Certain inflammation can be good because it is meant to stimulate healing - If it's unbearable or you have something important to do, after therapy you can ice- How much is Stress causing your flare-ups and pain? - Is it coming from the brain? Is your mind telling you the stress is causing pain? - There's an emotional component to pain - The pain came from muscle fibrosis, but is exacerbated by stress- Sleep is absolutely critical for repair - Go to bed and wake up at the same time - Consider a sleep tracker like the Oura Ring- Muscle Health isn't about being stronger, flexible, or having more endurance. Muscle health is about PLIABILITY. It's the core of all of those things. - If you're NOT feeling stiff, do a self-examination: push into muscle tissue checking if tissue is all soft and pliable. If not, work on pliability.Resources:- DelosTherapy.com- Instagram @delostherapychicago: instagram.com/delostherapychicago- Facebook : facebook.com/DelosTherapy- Free Evaluation at Delos Therapy: Email info@delostherapy.com and say “Marisa from the Foundation of Wellness Podcast” sent you- The Knobble, on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3azUqOj- Theracane or Hook Cane, on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2Ge2iHh - La Crosse Ball, on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2RjbeS1 - Oura Ring: https://ouraring.com *** Marisa can be your health coach! It's affordable and motivational as we tackle your health goals and your daily obstacles together. MarisaMoon.com/consultation and schedule your free call. Come to the facebook group ASAP because I'm giving away a free coaching session to two people, but you have to be in the group. “The Foundation of Wellness”, go to Facebook.com/groups/fowpodcast ***>> Looking for Toxin-Free Low-Sugar Natural WINE? Grab your penny bottle of Dry Farm Wines with our affiliate link here: www.dryfarmwines.com/fowpodcast (listen to our episode interview on Natural Wines, episode #60: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/19245890) Marisa's site: https://www.marisamoon.com Instagram: @marisa_moon_ (instagram.com/marisa_moon_)Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/FOWpodcast Podcast Facebook Page: (facebook.com/FoundationofWellnessPodcast) Podcast Instagram: @foundationofwellness_podcast (instagram.com/foundationofwellness_podcast) Intro/Exit Music  - "Ukulele Whistle" by Scott Holmes

In this episode of The Ellis Martin Report, Sprott Global's Rick Rule opines about strong global Australian mining interests, energy metals such as cobalt and their viability with changing battery chemistries, the sustainability of gold as an investment, crypto currencies and his message for the International Mining and Resources Conference in Melbourne October 30-November 2, 2017. Eric Owens of Alexandria Minerals' updates our audience as the company continues to expand zone 4 at Orenada with 10.01 g/t intersects.

In this episode of the Ellis Martin Report we'll visit with Eric Fier of Silvcrest Metals (TSX-V:SIL)(OTC:SVCMF) about their high grade results at the Las Chiaspas Project in Sonora State Mexico. We'll speak with Ivan Bebek and Michael Henrichsen from Auryn Resouces, a premiere company with several projects in Canada and Peru. We will talk about energy with Simon Moores of Benchmark Mineral Intelligence hosting a Cathodes 2017 conference October 8-10th in Newport Beach, California. We'll visit with Patrick Highsmith of Pure Energy Minerals at the Precious Metals Summit at Beaver Creek in Colorado. Patrick and I will discuss lithium and market trends in the space. Ellis chats with Don Baxter of Alabama Graphite about an ever evolving story in the graphite space and with the company. Precious Metals at the Precious Metals Summit in Colorado and the show continues with gold. Alexandria Minerals' Eric Owens joins Ellis with news from their project in Val D'Or Quebec.

In this episode of the Ellis Martin Report we'll talk about energy beginning with an interview with Simon Moores of Benchmark Mineral Intelligence hosting a Cathodes 2017 conference October 8-10th in Newport Beach, California. We'll then visit with Patrick Highsmith of Pure Energy Minerals at the Precious Metals Summit at Beaver Creek in Colorado. Patrick and I will discuss lithium and market trends in the space. Ellis chats with Don Baxter of Alabama Graphite who just returned from a trip to Asia and an ever evolving story in the graphite space and with the company. Precious Metals at the Precious Metals Summit in Colorado and the show continues with gold. Alexandria Minerals' Eric Owens joins Ellis with news from their project in Val D'Or Quebec. We'll wrap the show up this week with Ivan Bebek and Michael Henrichsen from Auryn Resouces, a premiere company with several projects in Canada and Peru.

Ellis heads to Vancouver for the Sprott Vancouver Resource Investor Symposium where he speaks with Eric Owens of Alexandria Minerals (TSX-V:AZX), Gordon Neal of Silvercorp Metals (SVM), Paul West-Sells of Western Copper and Gold (WRN) and Mickey Fulp. Triumph Gold Corp's (TSX-V:TIG/OTC:NFRGF) John Anderson joins the program and Brent Cook gives us his opinion on the market. Pure Energy Minerals'(TSX-V:PE/OCT:PEMIF) Patrick Highsmith updates our audience on The Clayton Valley Nevada and Terra Cotta Project in Argentina. Ellis is a shareholder with Pure Energy Minerals.

Ellis Martin is a shareholder in Pure Energy Minerals (OTC:PEMIF/TSX-V:PE), Lexagene (LXXGF)(TSX-V:LXG) and Alabama Graphite's (TSX-V:CSPG/OTC:CSPGF) He'll speak with principals of all three companies today as well as Eric Owens of Alexandria Minerals (TSX-V:AZX/OTC:ALXDF) describing the company's recent aggressive 30,000 meter gold drill program in Val D'Or, Quebec, Canada.. Paul West-Sells of Western Copper and Gold (NYSE:WRN/TSX:WRN) discusses the company's large copper and gold holdings in the Yukon and Gordon Neal of Silvercorp (NYSE/TSX:SVM) chats with us about market trends and accumulating during a softer market.

Ellis Martin is a shareholder in Pure Energy Minerals (OTC:PEMIF/TSX-V:PE), Lexagene (LXXGF)(TSX-V:LXG) and Alabama Graphite's (TSX-V:CSPG/OTC:CSPGF) He'll speak with principals of all three companies today as well as Eric Owens of Alexandria Minerals (TSX-V:AZX/OTC:ALXDF) describing the company's recent aggressive 30,000 meter gold drill program in Val D'Or, Quebec, Canada.. Paul West-Sells of Western Copper and Gold (NYSE:WRN/TSX:WRN) discusses the company's large copper and gold holdings in the Yukon and Gordon Neal of Silvercorp (NYSE/TSX:SVM) chats with us about market trends and the company's recent revenue report.

Ellis explains why he's become a shareholder i Eureka Resource Inc (TSX-V:EUK/OTC:ERKAF), with gold in the Yukon and British Columbia and Lithium in Nevada. Alabama Graphite's (TSX-V:CSPG/OTC:CSPGF) President Donald Baxter visits with Ellis in Los Angeles to discuss the company's status as the only US sourced Coated Spherical Purified Graphite and high demand for it in the lithium-ion battery. Eric Owens of Alexandria Minerals (TSX-V:AZX/OTC:ALXDF) describes the company's recent aggressive 30,000 meter gold drill program in Val D'Or, Quebec, Canada. Dr. Jack Regan of Lexagene (OTC:LXXGF/TSX-V:LXG) describes the company's proprietary technology used for early and quick detection of airborne and waterborne pathogens that can cause disease or illness in humans, livestock and pets. What once took days or weeks can now take as little as an hour. Paul West-Sells of Western Copper and Gold (NYSE:WRN/TSX:WRN) discusses the company's large copper and gold holdings in the Yukon.

Ellis speaks with Cambridge House International's Jay Martin about the upcoming Metal Writers Conference in Vancouver on May 28th and 29th. Join Ellis there. Gordon Neal of Silvercorp Metals visits with Ellis at the Mines and Money Conference in New York. Patrick Highsmith of Pure Energy Minerals brings exciting news about a strategic alliance on with their lithium project in Clayton Valley South Nevada. Eric Owens of Alexandria Minerals returns to the program to discuss their exciting new gold drill program in Val D'Or Quebec. Yannis Tsitos of GoldSource Mines updates us on the Eagle Mountain Gold Project in Guyana. Ken Berry of Northern Vertex Mining brings us news from the Moss Mine Project in Arizona. Michael Sweatman of Eureka Resources fills us in on gold in the Yukon and British Columbia and lithium in Nevada.

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Opera Philadelphia's Michael Bolton hosts this podcast on the Opera's upcoming production of Verdi's masterpiece. In this edition, he discusses the creation of DON CARLO, the fascinating Spanish family dramatized in the opera,plot synopsis and musical highlights, plus a several insights into the opera with famed bass-baritone Eric Owens, who stars as King Philip II in the production.