Podcasts about everything hurts

Join us as we discuss our old age as well as some of our favorite people on social media (creators and fans alike).  What was your AOL screen name when that was a thing?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/all-the-vibes-with-jimmy-and-derec--6070126/support.

0:00 - Vic's constantly in pain. Everything hurts. Being an explosive collegiate athlete takes a big toll.14:24 - Darren Waller is expected to announce his retirement soon. It makes sense with his burgeoning music career.30:17 - Are you pro or anti the hidden ball trick in baseball? What's the equivalent in other sports?

It's an age-old adage that youth is wasted on the young – you don't know what you've got until it's gone.The aches and pains that start to linger longer as you approach your 30s can feel like a rite of passage.Norman and Tegan explore why this happens, and whether it's inevitable.Got a health question? Shoot us a line @ABCHealth on Instagram, or send a voice memo to thatrash@abc.net.au. We'd love to hear from you!References:Does your body really start falling apart in your 30s? - ABC HealthAge changes in pain perception: A systematic-review and meta-analysis of age effects on pain and tolerance thresholdsDeclining muscle mass is part of aging, but that does not mean you are helpless to stop it

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We hope you all had a fantastic Easter (Holy) week. It's a wonderful time of the year. And super important to Christians. If you don't believe, that's cool, we love you anyway - and thanks for listening, downloading and following! Please hit LIKE and FOLLOW and SUBSCRIBE Well, getting old sucks. That's for sure. As I said in the episode, when you're younger, life is all about Addition. When you get older, it's all about subtraction. And by GOD we are definitely losing it all. Our hair, our memory, or strength, our figure, our health, you name it. So if you are on the backside of 40, this is probably the podcast for you. Thank you for coming back. If you like us - please follow and subscribe. But more importantly, spread the word! Thanks!

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We all have aches and pains as we get older, what hurts on you today?

Alison is joined in the studio by author Josie Shapiro discussing her debut novel Everything is Beautiful and Everything Hurts. This beautiful coming of age story of young runner Mickey Bloom and her determination to achieve her dreams is also a love letter to Auckland. This interview was recorded for Auckland Council Libraries' We Read Auckland festival of Auckland's readers and writers, celebrated 1 - 31 August 2023. Visit aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/WeReadAKL for more details. 'Everything is Beautiful and Everything Hurts' can be borrowed from Bestie collection displays in all Auckland Council libraries or requested from the Auckland Libraries catalogue. Available in multiple formats: https://bit.ly/3YfvsNj

Everything is Beautiful, Everything Hurts – Josie Shapiro  Mickey Bloom: five foot tall, dyslexic, and bullied at school. Mickey knows she's nothing special. Until one day, she discovers running.  Mickey's new-found talent makes her realise she's everything she thought she wasn't – powerful, strong and special. But her success comes at a cost, and the relentless training and pressure to win leaves Mickey broken, her dream in tatters.  Years later, when Mickey is working in a dead-end job with a drop-kick boyfriend, her mother becomes seriously ill. After nursing her, Mickey realises the only way she can overcome her grief – and find herself – is to run again.  A chance encounter with a stranger sees Mickey re-ignite her dreams. The two women form an unbreakable bond, as Mickey is shown what it means to run in the right direction.  The Forgotten Girls – Monica Potts  An unforgettable story of friendship and lost promise in 21st-century America  Growing up gifted and working-class in the foothills of the Ozarks, Monica and Darci became fast friends. The girls bonded over a shared love of learning as they navigated the challenges of their declining town and tumultuous family lives - broken marriages, shuttered stores and factories. They pored over the giant map in their classroom, tracing their fingers over the world that awaited them, vowing to escape. In the end, Monica left Clinton for university and fulfilled her dreams. Darci, along with many in their circle of friends, did not.  Years later, working as a journalist covering poverty, Monica discovered what she already intuitively knew about the women in Arkansas. Their life expectancy had steeply declined - the sharpest such fall in a century. She returned to Clinton to report the story, trying to understand the societal factors driving disturbing trends in the rural south. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today Claire talks to Jesse about Shy by Max Porter, Everything Is Beautiful and Everything Hurts by Josie Shapiro and For They Great Pain Have Mercy on Little Pain by Victoria MacKenzie.

Many people struggle with nerve pain from all kinds of issues. Whether it be neuropathy, nerve damage, or neuralgia, all cause significant discomfort and pain. Whether the problems come from diabetes, chemotherapy, or spinal injury, today's episode will look at whether CBD products might help with nerve pain and which route is best based on which problem you may be having.   Now What?  Start here:   Please leave me a written review here - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cbd-you-helping-christian-women-take-back-their-health-through-natural-remedies/id1655268460 Got episode ideas or questions you want answered on the show?  Leave me a voicemail here - https://www.speakpipe.com/cbdandyou Learn more about us here - https://alararidgefarm.com Limited time offer for 20% discount - bit.ly/cbdandyoushow Like and Follow Us on Fb - fb.com/alararidge Got questions? Email info@alararidgefarm.com NEW PODCAST -- Your Birth, God's Way -- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/your-birth-gods-way-empowering-christian-pregnancy-peaceful-natural-birth-postpartum-education-breastfeeding-help/id1662245078   DISCLAIMER: The statements made regarding our products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The efficacy of these products has not been confirmed by FDA-approved research. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. All information presented here is not meant as a substitute for or alternative to information from health care practitioners. Please consult your healthcare professional about potential interactions or other possible complications before using any product. The Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act require this notice.

Dani DeLuka reviews Everything is Beautiful and Everything Hurts by Josie Shapiro, published by Allen & Unwin

Jenna reviews Everything Is Beautiful and Everything Hurts on Loose Reads. 

Kiwi author Josie Shapiro's award-winning debut explores the pleasure and pain of athletic success.  Everything is Beautiful and Everything Hurts tells the story of Mickey Bloom, an awkward, bullied child who finds freedom and opportunity in running- until she's pushed to the brink. This book awarded author Josie Shapiro the Allen & Unwin Prize for Commercial Fiction. She says she was inspired by the feeling of pushing herself physically through amateur running and wanted to capture that feeling in words. "I wasn't like my character Mickey, I wasn't an amazing, fantastic champion and I was never as fast as she is. But I love that feeling of pushing myself physically."  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Everything Is Beautiful and Everything Hurts by Josie Shapiro. Winner of the inaugural Allen and Unwin Commercial Fiction prize to try to encourage and recognise more local commercial fiction. A very worthy winner - I loved it - about Mickey Bloom who's a shy, awkward, dyslexic kid who doesn't fit in anywhere - and then she discovers running and it's the one thing she's good at. Eventually though, it all wears her don and she gives up, until after the death of her mother when it becomes cathartic. Set against the background of the Auckland marathon it's beautifully done - I'm not a runner, never have been and never will be but I loved it.  The Wager by David Grann. Nonfiction - In 1740, a British Man O' War named HMS Wager set sail in search of a Spanish galleon reputed to be carrying vast amounts of treasure. An initial crew of 250 men set out but after ferocious storms around Cape Horn, running aground off Patagonia, starvation, disease and bitter infighting, only 145 survived – and many more died as one group abandoned the other and both went on to further hardship. Full of fascinating details about the workings of a Man O' War, the miseries of their mission and the trial which came about after accusations of mutiny, it's utterly compelling.  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We welcome special guest Kathleen Rude, author and senior facilitator of the Work That Reconnects (a group process that fosters resilience). Kathleen guides us in accessing our resilience and inner strength, shifting our overwhelm, fear, outrage, and grief in these challenging times into compassionate presence and inspired action. Even though we may feel that we don't have enough or aren't capable enough to make a difference in our troubled world, our “not enoughness” can be just enough to bring about change.

In this episode, Christine Hall will chat with our special guest, Kim Huey. Christine and Kim will help you break down Section I. C. 5. : Mental, Behavioral, and Neurodevelopmental Disorders (F01 – F99) and Section I. C. 6. Diseases of the Nervous System (G00-G99) into more manageable terms. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coding-with-christine-hall/support

“Growing up is not for the weak” “Dont abuse God's grace” “I don't want that stuff inside of me” Thank you to everyone who came and/or supported This is Thirty Live! The podcast begins with a conversation about the highs and lows of celebrating birthdays (9:00). Overcoming depressive states (19:00). The power of the energy you radiate! (26:00). Bullying vs Adolescent Sparring: Michael B. Jordan vs. Lore'l ?! (39:00).

And we're back! This week, Kristen's Berlin fashion moment, treating yourself and your space, and new levels of pain in Spirit Bound! Next week: Spirit Bound CH 19-20 SHOP OUR MERCH: bit.ly/ITTSHOP Send us a fanfiction, a Twilight backstory, etc: intothetwilightshow@gmail.com Download episode transcripts! bit.ly/ITTtranscripts Support us on Patreon! patreon.com/intothetwilight Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts! bit.ly/ittunes Get personal messages and sponsor spots! bit.ly/ITTmerch Where to find us: Cody: twitter.com/codycorrall Ally: twitter.com/alexandriadoes Music by Eli Krauss: twitter.com/elisourkrauss Art by Maddie Padilla: instagram.com/yourghost44

Traumatic brain injury can change your entire relationship with the outside world. That's what happened to Razi, who has sustained multiple concussions throughout his life starting in college, but suffered his worst concussion in 2019, right before the pandemic. When that happened, he was completely knocked out of his normal routine: for months, all he could do was sit in the bathtub with no light, maybe a candle. He likens this experience to going back to the womb. But it also highlighted to him how much the modern world we have built is constantly at war with our bodies and our biology: for example, artificial light is a fairly recent phenomenon in human history, and our almost constant exposure to it is so vastly different from the "natural" light environment we evolved to be in, where the sun shines so many different kinds of light on us throughout the day that our biological clocks have grown to be naturally attuned to. And artificial light has forced us to ignore these biological signals we evolved to have to be able to be productive and entertained long into the night. Another example is being able to travel around in cars and trains: modern transportation is very loud, can go very fast, and for most animals would be a relatively scary and traumatizing experience that we have completely grown accustomed to. It makes you think about how many other things in our daily lives condition us to ignore signals from our own bodies. We will continue this conversation next week in Part 2 of the concussion episode. Links: Razi's Website: https://www.therazy.com/ Music is The Beauty of Maths by Meydän. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/im-the-villain/support

Hey everyone, this week Nicole is joined by her dear friend Kevin Tienkin. They recount the time Kevin was Nicole's shamanic guide through her first mushroom trip. Also, from his perspective as a man who has only been with woman whom is his wife, Kevin espouses his beliefs on marriage, sex and love. Kevin is a sweet, funny man and he'll definitely be coming back because this episode is nice and long and they barely scratched the surface.  Subscribe to Everything Hurts now and then check out Kevin's podcasts, Apocalypse Soon with Eddie Pepitone and Bag Fries.     

This episode is a profile of the public life of Kenyan LGBTQ activist Marylize Biubwa. Marylize uses her social media accounts to dispel myths about women and the LGBTQ+ community. Growing up, she experienced abuse and was eventually sent out of home after coming out to her family. Since then, she has been a loud advocate for women like her.  Donate to Marylize's fundraiser here: https://tinyurl.com/ygxpy6jv.To get inside information about every episode, subscribe to our newsletter here. You will get behind-the-scenes information from Aisha Salaudeen, and find out what the rest of the team is up to. “I Like Girls” is Aisha Salaudeen, Afolabi Adekaiyaoja, Samiat Alamutu, Dorcas Ohwofasa, Dooski, Mo Isu, Ruth Olurounbi and Banggz. This episode is sponsored by Piggyvest.

Welcome back to Everything Hurts. Nicole sends her apologies for missing last week. To make it up to you she brought in the most requested guest, Connor McSpadden. Ramsey Badawi also joins Nicole for a classic EH eppy. This week Nicole discusses lying as a child, phone sex, early porn experiences and a whole lot more.    SUBSCRIBE NOW! IT REALLY HELPS

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Welcome back to Everything Hurts. This week Nicole is joined by comedian and ex Boyfriend, Zach Stein. This is a fun hang between two friends. They get into circumcision (both kinds), how Zach was sucked into sobriety, eating disorders, how old people are mean and of course all you douche bag male internet commentators. Let us know what you think and SUBSCRIBE NOW !! Follow the Show on IG @everythinghurts_podcast Zach @hackStein Nicole  @NicoleBecannon 

Welcome back to Everything Hurts. This episode Nicole is once again supported by the Thai Town Sheik, Ramsey Badawi. Nicole and Ramsey welcome writer, comedian and former roommate of Nicole, John Fahy. This is a very fun show. They discuss Tome Seizmore's Cameo account which prompts Nicole to confess that she is also on Cameo. IF YOU WANT TO HUMILIATE AND HELP NICOLE THAN PLEASE BUY A CAMEO FROM HER RIGHT NOW (but first hit subscribe). They also talk about hearing each other fuck through shared walls, Law and Order: SVU and there is impromptu deep dive on the life of ICE-T. All this and a whole lot more. Follow the show and the hosts on IG at: @Everythinghurts_Podcast @NicoleBecannon @Ramsbad @Johnfahyyouknow

Welcome back to Everything Hurts with Nicole Becannon. Subscribe, like, comment and share, please.    This week Nicole and Tom are joined by comedian Alice Hamilton. They get into a lot of funny shit here but it is mostly a discussion about growing up religious and how much damage that can do to a kid.    Check out Alice Hamilton on youtube and watch Cex Kriminal, her half hour set on all the nasty boys of comedy. 

Welcome back to Everything Hurts with Nicole Becannon. This week we have comedian Matt LeGrande joining us for the full hour. There's lotsa talk about queer sex, drag queens and Nicole's NyQuil addiction. So pop open an energy drink, enjoy the show and like, comment, subscribe you perverts. Follow Matt - @MattElGrande Follow Tom - @TomGossComedy Follow Nicole - @NicoleBecannon Follow the Show - @Everythinghurts_podcast

Here we go, Everything Hurts is back but a little different. Nicole has officially brought in the sexiest little slut in all of podcasting, Tom Goss, as her new co-host/eye candy. More importantly Nicole and Tom are joined by their friend and comedian, Katrina Davis. They get into a lot of great subjects like virginity, tits and choir. All that and a whole lot more. Enjoy and SUBSCRIBE SUBSCRIBE SUBSCRIBE Follow nicole - @nicolebecannon Tom - @TomGossComedy Katrina - @KatrinaSavid The Show - @everythinghurts_podcast

Welcome back to Everything Hurts. First of all subscribe to the show and leave a 5 star review NOW!    This week we have the darling Sameer Suri joining us for what might be the funnest episode thus far. Also, this week includes ERH's first ever phone call. Nicole calls her boyfriend to dispel some insidious rumors about the orthodox Jewish community. Sameer regals us with tales of his recent trip to Ukraine, yes that Ukraine and yes that recent. We also dig into Bollywood, Hollywood and a whole lot more. Follow the show and follow Nicole. 

Because you little pigs have been good here is a special Friday episode of Everything Hurts. This episode Nicole is joined by Davina Joy. Davina discusses all the amazing benefits of piss. Whether you're drinking piss or just wearing piss it really cures what ails ya! Enjoy and subscribe subscribe subscribe!

Welcome to Everything Hurts. America's number one podcast for people who think everyone is mad at them and giant tits. SUBSCRIBE NOW! SHARE NOW! REVIEW NOW! LIKE AND COMMENT NOW! This week I have on my friend, comedian and all around smart guy, Kyle Clark. They get into a lot of topics that you're going to enjoy and of course Kyle shares what's the worst part of being alive to him. Follow Kyle @kyleclarkisrad Listen to Kyle's Podcast Everything is Rad                                                                  Follow the Pod @everythinghurts_podcast Follow Nicole @Nicolebecannon Recorded at Maurice Studios, 2022

Nothing needs a Brighter Side more than heartbreak, so Amber and Ed invited the Heartbreak Kid Nicole Becannon over to talk to us all about it. She should know, she hosts a great podcast called "Everything Hurts." Get into it.

Welcome to Everything Hurts. America's number one podcast for people who think everyone is mad at them and giant tits. SUBSCRIBE NOW! SHARE NOW! REVIEW NOW! LIKE AND COMMENT NOW! This week I have on my friend and comedian Felicia Folkes. Felicia tries to convince me that beauty is not giant tits. Follow Felicia @Felfatale Follow the Pod @everythinghurts_podcast Follow Nicole @Nicolebecannon Recorded at Maurice Studios, 2022

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Vicki's voice is hanging on by a thread, but she's a trooper and is still on air. But what do you when your host has laryngitis? You bump the volume on the mic and the show rolls on. Joining Vicki today is Rep. Mike Gallagher to talk about what the COVID-19 panic dance is doing to people, especially kids. Then it's itinerant co-host Brian Schimming, to talk about the Biden Administration, breaking political news and what Republicans need to be doing. Next, Dan Gainor, Vice President of Free Speech America and Business at Media Research Center, joins us to talk about the controlling nature of Big Tech. Scott Manley, Executive Vice President of Government Relations, talks about the trouble with inflation, supply chains and how it get SO much worse. Plus, Vicki talks more about the FLCCC protocol for treating COVID-19.

WELCOME BACK FOR SEASON 4!! DID YOU MISS US?? Ha, we are back from our little break and are ready to be ridiculous, We are Marcus Bradley Donovan aka the Pasteurized Chef, Damon Dixon, aka CrushingBoo Dixon, Valerie Michelle with 2 "L's" Torres, and James Roderick aka Captian Ranch Lube. The District of Misfits Show goes live tonight around 10'ISH pm!! . TONIGHT'S SPECIAL GUEST is Sarah Rosner, Sarah is the new beverage director at Tabbard. She has over 20 years of experience in restaurant/bartending Sarah also owns Swill Merchants Co, Swill Merchant Co. provides virtual, engaging, and carefully curated cocktail events, hospitality consulting, private classes, spirit tastings, etc. . SwillMerchantsCo@gmail.com. . Join us for another wild and crazy episode, We are Marcus Bradley Donovan aka the Pasteurized Chef, Damon Dixon, aka CrushingBoo Dixon, Valerie Michelle with 2 "L's" Torres, and James Roderick aka Captian Ranch Lube for another episode of The District of Misfits Show tonight around 10'ISH pm!! . WE MIGHT HAVE WOOD WITH "FUCK THAT SHIT!" IF HIS INTERNET DOESN'T SUCK TONIGHT . Wood is @wood1919 on insta. Twitter-WoodisColt /SnapChat Colt-Seavers /Manager Wu-Tang Clan/Inspectah Deck . Colt Seavers . We are the DISTRICT OF MISFITS mofo everywhere . DC As FCK Crushing DC Pasteurized Chef CrushingBoo Dixon @DCASFCKSHOW https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fhashtag%2Fmisfits%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR1n0Y7ummteDcocMKHPyt-0STu6EIgo9ejxZAYEbSYLkLzVXIdJz1EvnnI&h=AT3CxzAWLV5_jOlezo8ZgN8C5X19pAmHUOL7-GJS6CaYb3bkS07y6Og2ddz8kmkXsPG1zScsTeLQbLInNhsiHNjMPt4pmJoH5v9AJFMU2l7bFhglUnEM4GtlXgmus7e6eg&__tn__=-UK-R (https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/misfits) . . DC AS FUCK . https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/dcasfuck?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#dcasfuck) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/dc?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#dc) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/washingtondc?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#washingtondc) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/acreativedc?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#acreativedc) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/igdc?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#igdc) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/gaydc?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#gaydc) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/blackowned?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#blackowned) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/shopmadeindc?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#shopmadeindc) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/dcphotographer?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#dcphotographer) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/pictureoftheday?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#pictureoftheday) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/hospitalityfamily?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#hospitalityfamily) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/covid?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#covid) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/walkwithlocals?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#walkwithlocals) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/dcphotography?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#dcphotography) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/dcist?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#dcist) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/dcbartenders?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#dcbartenders) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/dcbartender?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#dcbartender) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/dmv?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#dmv) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/pastuerizedchef?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#pastuerizedchef) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/standwithsmall?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#standwithsmall) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/dcgogo?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R (#dcgogo) https://www.facebook.com/watch/hashtag/districtofcolumbia?__eep__=6%2F&__tn__=*NK-R...

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The Mavs lost Game 3, which sucks. We talked about some adjustments the Clippers made that helped them win this game. We also talked about what went wrong for the Mavericks and what they need to do in Game 4. (Fair warning: If you’re a Kristaps Porzingis fan, it’s probably best to not listen to this episode. It’s not all Kristaps hate, but I do think that was a key to the loss.)

In this episode, Dr. K and Dr. P talk about the growing pains of pregnancy...literally! Pregnancy is a beautiful journey but comes with its fair share of aches and pains. What is a normal pain of pregnancy versus something more concerning? Dr. K and Dr. P talk about this and some common musculoskeletal pains of pregnancy.Earn AMA PRA Category 1 CME for listening to this podcast!Click Below:Reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and earn AMA PRA Category 1 CMEs here: https://earnc.me/mQlR0A

I am Jose from the Intergalactic Neanderthals Podcast, and i started to train in BJJ. And now everything hurts! Come along as I discuss my training in BJJ at my old age. I get in to my reasons for training, and how the first two months have gone. Thank you for listening

I am Jose from the Intergalactic Neanderthals Podcast, and i started to train in BJJ. And now everything hurts! Come along as I discuss my training in BJJ at my old age. I get in to my reasons for training, and how the first two months have gone. Thank you for listening

Craig talks about getting back into dodge ball, using other people's toothbrushes, and Chris Farley.   The Chris Farley sketches we mentioned: Hidden Camera Commercials - https://youtu.be/VdQKVDUBu2g Herlihy Boy - https://youtu.be/oXyW5w5RRFY   Follow Craig! Twitter - https://twitter.com/craigpconant IG - https://instagram.com/craigpconant/ Merch - https://craigconantstore.com/   Sign up for the Community Service Patreon! Bonus episodes! Exclusive merch! https://patreon.com/craigconant/   For tour information check out http://craigconant.com

Today on the Chronically Healing Podcast I have Christopher Blakeslee on the show! Christopher’s story is truly one you will not want to miss (promise I’m not just saying that!) Christopher has been dealing with chronic illness (interstitial cystitis, fibromyalgia, irritable bowel syndrome, occipital and trigeminal nerve irritation) and chronic pain for 24 years and when I say he’s been through the ringer, I mean it! During the episode, Christopher takes us through his struggle with chronic, excruciating pain and the different things he did to try to heal (or even just manage the pain during that time.) It’s hard to believe the person on the podcast was going through that much pain not that long ago. We talked about the different modalities, medications and failed attempts he had during his healing journey before he was finally able to find things that worked. Christopher is now a health coach and consultant, plus he’s writing a book with the doctor who helped him on his way. I can’t wait for you to hear this story, so listen in and let us know what you think! In today’s episode we chat about: Belinda's story and what brought her to Hawaiian healing Teaching under Tony Robbins and doing fire walks How to best talk to your body so you can heal and live your best life How do you start to change that pattern of speaking to yourself in a negative way Belinda's training in Hawaiian healing as well as her other teachings Hawaiian forgiveness process: "I'm sorry, I love you, I forgive you, Thank you" All about her book, "Find Your Friggen' Joy" and where she came up with the name Cleaning the plaque of your soul Links and things… Christopher's Website Christopher's Instagram Jessie's Instagram Chronically Healing Facebook Group

Allison and Maitreyi talk about the physical impacts of quarantine, why everything hurts, and remind you to stretch! Join the conversation on Twitter and Instagram #BeParticular

Well, the trip to Dallas didn't go anywhere near as well as people dressed in red and white uniforms would have hoped. The Red Wings ended the series with a lopsided 7-3 defeat by the Stars, who were the better team on every level Thursday night. We break down what went wrong (a lot), what went right (a little), and have a serious conversation about what this future is with Jeff Blashill at the helm. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Well, the trip to Dallas didn't go anywhere near as well as people dressed in red and white uniforms would have hoped. The Red Wings ended the series with a lopsided 7-3 defeat by the Stars, who were the better team on every level Thursday night. We break down what went wrong (a lot), what went right (a little), and have a serious conversation about what this future is with Jeff Blashill at the helm. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Everything Hurts.

The Morphy Boys are joined by Travis (@WlkngCntradctn) to talk about the Cassie butterfly book. The Morphy Boys REFUSE to own more than one bottle of blue Curaco. Cassie goes MacGruber early on and quits the Animorphs. She’s losing her humanity. I guess we all are really. Maybe having an existential crisis in an episode description is not the best place, but I dunno. Cassie has a bit of alien in her teeth. The gang teams up on Cassie. But it’s okay! Cassie makes a new friend! A weird little girl with a yeerk in her brain! Cassie is Betty Draper! Or Rachel is! Either way, she snapped! Tyler makes insensitive comments. Travis shares some personal trauma because that’s what this podcast is, really. It’s easy to make a splint for a little girl. Tyler details what it’s like to get a rectal exam. This episode contains a lot of ethical discussions and moral choices. Are you willing to risk everything for your beliefs? Could you give up Chilipop?

HE MIGHT BE STILL ON MARS by Paul Dalzell He Might Be Still On Mars is a thriller set in the latter years of the 26th Century. Mankind has spread out into the rocky planets of the Solar System and the rocky moons of the Gas Giants such as Jupiter and Saturn. Despite light speed and near light speed travel, the number of people emigrating to these new worlds is in the doldrums. This lack of enthusiasm is driven primarily by the savagery of raids by pirate chief, Wilson Black. Powerful politician and scientist, Stella Ling, sends Owen Bone and his Synthetic partner Sandi Shaw on a manhunt for an absconded husband, Freddie Ling. This is camouflage for a plan to eliminate Wilson Black. Owen and Sandi are subject to terrifying injuries and stresses that test what it means to be human and Synth. In overcoming these challenges, they find help in the most unlikely places, leading to a showdown with Black in the frozen remote taiga forest of Siberia. Paul Dalzell has lived and worked in the Asia-Pacific region for nearly 50 years as a fishery biologist and manager. He comes from West Yorkshire, England, and currently lives in Hawaii. His two previous novels, The Last Dream Before You Die and Everything Hurts weave reality and legend about vampires, and feature a retired detective, Jack Bone, who is befriended and helped by a vampire family. Subsequent novels, recently published, are The Friends of Eddy Relish, a modern day thriller, where a failed British actor finds a path to redemption and fame again, as long as he keeps one step ahead of his enemies and Pax Britannica a thriller set in a counterfactual history. The British Empire monopoly on nuclear weapons is challenged by the theft of five atom bombs. Imperial Secret Service Chief, Sir Anthony Raja, summons Mick Doyle to recover the missing weapons, suspected to be hidden in a German gold mine in British New Guinea. https://www.amazon.com/He-Might-Be-Still-Mars/dp/1734605502/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=paul+dalzell&qid=1608315374&s=books&sr=1-1 http://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/newagelitag1.mp3

Welcome to Episode 3 of The Rest Room! In the last episode, we looked at ways to address the barriers that come up when figuring out how to start incorporating movement and exercise into your life. We learned that we need to throw the whole ‘workout’ mentality in the bin, especially if movement is new to you, but we didn’t cover how to get started in really practical, tangible ways. Whether you have little confidence in your body’s ability to do the things that you need (and want!) to do day-to-day, or you struggle to find a way to make movement a sustainable part of your life, this episode is for you! Our aim is to help you find a way to move that feels safe, and that you’re confident you can stick with, even if it needs to be adapted on more challenging days.  There is no doubt that this work is hard. It takes courage, patience and persistence.  I hope this will give you a really tangible place to start thinking about your own movement practice.  Remember, It doesn’t matter how slowly you need to go. If you're consistent, you’ll still be building habits that will hopefully enable you to do what matters in your life. *One thing I forgot to mention in the episode is that when you're figuring out what your "normal" is, it's important to seek help if something new pops up, even if you have learned coping strategies! I talk about this more in the blog post* WORKSHEET DOWNLOAD: http://bit.ly/movementworksheet FULL BLOG POST: http://bit.ly/exercise-chronic-pain TRANSCRIPT: http://bit.ly/RRe3transcript Art: Lucy Dove Editing and music: Amit Rai

2 greats compete after retirement. Jake Paul beating Nate a Robinson feels like racism. Thanksgiving in Covid didn’t slap. Why is Jeffrey lying about being a 3Stacks fan? Is Kevin Hart funny? Mixtape Wayne is over. Derrick got a new TV. Grammys being the Grammys again. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beatsnchill/support

We finally did it! Couch to Rim to River is FINISHED! This episode is our recap of the trip and all of our favorite (and least favorite) moments of our 18 miles in the Grand Canyon. This has a been a fun journey to share with our listeners, and we can't wait to decide what to conquer next. Instagram & Twitter: @workwivespod Superlatives: Sierra - The Mountain GOAT Jared - Mr. Consistent Andres - Fresh out the gate Jacob - MVP Abby - Sasha Fierce Taylor - The Comeback Kid Rim to River Map Canyon Sign 1 Canyon Sign 2 Canyon Bridge Summer Sausage Beyonce Homecoming Justin Timberlake Video Passing Notes Love Letters: Grand Canyon Views New-found confidence Liquid IV Jacob the MVP Biscuits and Gravy Burn Book: Blisters Altitude nausea

A recap of our rough week, me and Kyleigh talk about not being able to go back into Crunch fitness, our emotional trip to the San Diego Air & Space Museum, dining in the Gaslamp Quarter, and a very bad day at the beach. 

Everything Hurts

What do you learn when you fail?  Often we are not prepared to take to our own shortcomings, our mistakes, and our errors. Often we rewrite our own motivations with statements like- Sometimes you win sometimes you lose- Hope to win, expect to lose and live with the resultsBut let's face it - some of our losses cause huge amounts of pain. And often we may be tempted to not feel that way again - so we don't try as hard as we could. Our overriding thoughts become one of not to lose, and to make sure we don't have that pain, we choose to not to place efforts into the win.All of our episodes are available at http://todaysleaders.com.au/Please provide feedback and reviews to help our podcast grow.Check out Think & Grow Business for all of your leadership development needs, if you want an individual or team coaching, build better leadership behaviors in your organization, develop high performing teams, the range of programs at think and grow business will certainly help you. Book your free 30-minute discovery call at thinkandgrowbusiness.com.au.Wherever you are, You are standing Stronger Braver and WiserHave yourself a successful and productive week and remember the golden rule – Don't be an A-Hole

The BigTen cancelled the football season. Recorded on 8/18/2020, so everything might have changed again by the time you listen to this! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

What do you learn when you fail?  Often we are not prepared to take to our own shortcomings, our mistakes, and our errors. Often we rewrite our own motivations with statements like- Sometimes you win sometimes you lose- Hope to win, expect to lose and live with the resultsBut let's face it - some of our losses cause huge amounts of pain. And often we may be tempted to not feel that way again - so we don't try as hard as we could. Our overriding thoughts become one of not to lose, and to make sure we don't have that pain, we choose to not to place efforts into the win.All of our episodes are available at http://todaysleaders.com.au/Please provide feedback and reviews to help our podcast grow.Check out Think & Grow Business for all of your leadership development needs, if you want an individual or team coaching, build better leadership behaviors in your organization, develop high performing teams, the range of programs at think and grow business will certainly help you. Book your free 30-minute discovery call at thinkandgrowbusiness.com.au.Wherever you are, You are standing Stronger Braver and WiserHave yourself a successful and productive week and remember the golden rule – Don’t be an A-Hole

Sit back and relax as we introduce ourselves and tell you about our recent friends trip to the city of brotherly love! From Air BnB porno parties to the Gayborhood, we find out that even though we can party like we’re 20 it doesn’t mean we’ll feel like we are the next day... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The gals discuss volleyball's NCAA tournament win and the sadness that is basketball and football at the moment.

It’s a surprise group therapy session when Megan and Wendi are joined by extra special guest Josh Hayden (@jd_heathen). The trio dissects everything from crippling anxiety and depression to age-appropriate horse fucking PLUS 'Welcome Back Kotter' parody porn!!  Get ready to let yourself soak in a warm, gooey bath of good old fashioned friendship. Pretty please check out (and hopefully join) our Patreon page: http://patreon.com/pfgpod You get extra footage of us screwing around together AND alone! Most importantly, you are helping us pay to produce the show so... thank you!! We love ya!! **Megan Rice** Instagram: @handsomepartybutt BAKED GOODS! @mistersbakeshop ‘ShOuT yOuR AbOrTiOn!’ get your copy here ~~~> www.shoutyourabortion.com **Wendi Starling** Twitter: @wendistarling Instagram: @wendibird82 SEE THIS BITCH LIVE!! Saturday, December 21st 8pm at Zinc Bar gLaMoUrPuSs: glamourpuss47.brownpapertickets.com Follow @funnypainsmovie for updates on what’s happening with the documentary ‘Funny Pains’!!

The boys are joined by Destiny Man Dave Hunt to talk the highs and mostly lows of their sports fandomsOur WebsitePodcast.TooYoungToBeThisOld.comSocial Media@TooYoungToBeThisOld@andysom25@doctorfumblez07@GoodDaveHunt

Have you ever had a day when you woke up and EVERYTHING hurts? What if the pain was just a signal towards a pathway to power? After waking up feeling like a truck had run over me in my sleep, I found a more powerful answer to the question of pain than "just go back to sleep." Alignment is always painful, but on the other side of alignment is POWER. Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brianqdavis12/  Operation Underground Railroad Fundraiser: https://www.facebook.com/donate/490734187998278/  Follow Operation Underground Railroad :https://www.instagram.com/OURRescue/  Questions, comments and requests? Feel free to contact me at brianqdavis@thesaleswar.com  Music Credit: Jeremy Tyler "Undercover"  https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/maybe-youve-felt-this-way/1231973314 

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We’re sad, but we love the Independence, so the show must go on. The Jacks suffered a 1-3 defeat to the Tampa Bay Rowdies on Saturday, but showed a lot of heart in never packing it in. We also talk about Goose’s exclusive* interview with Independence President, Jim Mcphilliamy and what he learned about the future of the club. Lastly, we talked a lot about those ugly jerseys USL is showing off this week. Thank you for listening! Come on you Jacks! Instagram: @talkinjacks Twitter: @talkinjacks Facebook.com/talkinjacks talkinjacks@gmail.com youtube.com/channel/UCU9jg5TvrUmHTkmjHgDCM7w? Music: "Good to Be Alone" by The Bomb Busters, used under Creative Commons --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkinjacks/support

Coach Greg Jones sits down with up-and-coming indie pro wrestler Rebel Kel! With a title on her waist and big goals on her mind, she breaks down the challenges of keeping up with routines on the road, the inner workings of the wrestling biz, and what she's trying to accomplish with her career. It's a behind the scenes good look at the life of professional athlete!

"I felt that not only did we outgrow each other towards the end, but we grew consciously in two separate directions from the very beginning. I felt that I loved too hard and he didn’t catch me when I fell because he wasn’t even in the same metaphorical room."You can probably guess from the episode title, we’re about to dive into some real-talk about break-ups. Yep, we’re going there and don’t worry if you’re happily already flying solo or in a wonderful relationship, this chat is more about you than anything else.

Giving you all an update on week one of my 8-week Master Worlds Training camp. Hello, delayed soreness! Taking my rest day but looking forward to the next few days. Follow me on Instagram at @dr.yasi_fit.

Total Body Meltdown: Where Nothing Works and Everything Hurts describes the current state of health of many of our customers who are trapped in a health care system that is more about the system than about the care. Traditionally, when you are suffering Total Body Meltdown, you are shunted into a system that separates you into body parts, treating each part individually with an FDA-approved drug or surgery. As you will see, we put the “care” back in Health Care with my Total Body ReSet, which is designed to relieve you of the stress of thinking that your Total Body Meltdown is due to a dozen different health conditions; that your genes are malfunctioning; or that you need extensive medical testing; and dozens of drugs and supplements. In Total Body Meltdown and The 65 Reasons Why I’m going to discuss how to ReSet Your Body to its Default Setting of Total Health; The Layers of Illness; The Downward Spiral; and The Sixty-Five Magnesium Deficiencies that are often misdiagnosed as individual diseases. I will also show how each of these symptoms begins at the same starting points – Magnesium Deficiency and Yeast Overgrowth. With a combination of luck, commonsense, and decades of research, I’ve come to these conclusion and managed to implement a protocol that ReSets the body at the cellular level and allows its natural healing power to “be in the driver’s seat."

Total Body Meltdown: Where Nothing Works and Everything Hurts describes the current state of health of many of our customers who are trapped in a health care system that is more about the system than about the care. Traditionally, when you are suffering Total Body Meltdown, you are shunted into a system that separates you into body parts, treating each part individually with an FDA-approved drug or surgery. As you will see, we put the “care” back in Health Care with my Total Body ReSet, which is designed to relieve you of the stress of thinking that your Total Body Meltdown is due to a dozen different health conditions; that your genes are malfunctioning; or that you need extensive medical testing; and dozens of drugs and supplements. In Total Body Meltdown and The 65 Reasons Why I’m going to discuss how to ReSet Your Body to its Default Setting of Total Health; The Layers of Illness; The Downward Spiral; and The Sixty-Five Magnesium Deficiencies that are often misdiagnosed as individual diseases. I will also show how each of these symptoms begins at the same starting points – Magnesium Deficiency and Yeast Overgrowth. With a combination of luck, commonsense, and decades of research, I’ve come to these conclusion and managed to implement a protocol that ReSets the body at the cellular level and allows its natural healing power to “be in the driver’s seat."

Total Body Meltdown: Where Nothing Works and Everything Hurts describes the current state of health of many of our customers who are trapped in a health care system that is more about the system than about the care. Traditionally, when you are suffering Total Body Meltdown, you are shunted into a system that separates you into body parts, treating each part individually with an FDA-approved drug or surgery. As you will see, we put the “care” back in Health Care with my Total Body ReSet, which is designed to relieve you of the stress of thinking that your Total Body Meltdown is due to a dozen different health conditions; that your genes are malfunctioning; or that you need extensive medical testing; and dozens of drugs and supplements. In Total Body Meltdown and The 65 Reasons Why I’m going to discuss how to ReSet Your Body to its Default Setting of Total Health; The Layers of Illness; The Downward Spiral; and The Sixty-Five Magnesium Deficiencies that are often misdiagnosed as individual diseases. I will also show how each of these symptoms begins at the same starting points – Magnesium Deficiency and Yeast Overgrowth. With a combination of luck, commonsense, and decades of research, I’ve come to these conclusion and managed to implement a protocol that ReSets the body at the cellular level and allows its natural healing power to “be in the driver’s seat."

Founder and CEO of Yuk Yuk's Comedy Chain Mark Breslin, and Comedian Kevin Bartini.  Time Code: Mark Breslin (0:49) Kevin Bartini (36:44) Rogowsky and Scheft (1:18:15) HQ Trivia's Scott Rogowsky is now host of DAZN’s baseball show "ChangeUp." Bill Scheft is an American comedy writer and novelist. He is best known for being a staff writer for David Letterman from 1991-2015, during which time he was nominated for 15 Emmy awards. He ran a weekly humor column "The Show" in Sports Illustrated from 2002 to 2005. A collection of his columns, The Best of "The Show", was published by Warner Books in 2005. Scheft is the author of four novels: The Ringer (2002), Time Won't Let Me (2005), Everything Hurts (2009) and Shrink Thyself (2014). Time Won't Let Me was a finalist for the 2006 Thurber Prize for American Humor. Both The Ringer and Everything Hurts have been optioned for film. Scheft is the nephew of the late Herbert Warren Wind, the legendary golf and profile writer for The New Yorker and Sports Illustrated. In 2011, he co-edited and wrote a foreword for the collection, America's Gift to Golf: Herbert Warren Wind on The Masters. Scheft graduated from Harvard College with honors. He was married to comedian Adrianne Tolsch for 26 years before her death on December 7, 2016.

Total Body Meltdown: Where Nothing Works and Everything Hurts describes the current state of health of many of our customers who are trapped in a health care system that is more about the system than about the care. Traditionally, when you are suffering Total Body Meltdown, you are shunted into a system that separates you into body parts, treating each part individually with an FDA-approved drug or surgery. As you will see, we put the “care” back in Health Care with my Total Body ReSet, which is designed to relieve you of the stress of thinking that your Total Body Meltdown is due to a dozen different health conditions; that your genes are malfunctioning; or that you need extensive medical testing; and dozens of drugs and supplements. In Total Body Meltdown and The 65 Reasons Why I’m going to discuss how to ReSet Your Body to its Default Setting of Total Health; The Layers of Illness; The Downward Spiral; and The Sixty-Five Magnesium Deficiencies that are often misdiagnosed as individual diseases. I will also show how each of these symptoms begins at the same starting points – Magnesium Deficiency and Yeast Overgrowth. With a combination of luck, commonsense, and decades of research, I’ve come to these conclusion and managed to implement a protocol that ReSets the body at the cellular level and allows its natural healing power to “be in the driver’s seat."

It's probably no stretch to say that this is the worst start to a season in Colorado Rockies franchise history, and that's because of one thing: expectations. It's also cool that SCIENCE released the first pictures ever taken of a black hole this week because that's pretty much what the 2019 baseball season has felt like so far.FEAR NOT, loyal listener! Things will (maybe?) be fine (or they might not be, actually). We'll discuss some of the reasons the Rockies find themselves mired in a 3-10 start, what is to blame, how to cope with it, and -- most importantly -- some ways perhaps to get out of it. There are still some positive things to look at in the brutal beginning to this year, so we'll put a spotlight on those for a minute, but yeah, everything else feels pretty rough.We'd love to tell you that this is just a blip on the radar screen and all will be well, but the thing about baseball is that you never really know how anything is going to go. That's beautiful when things are going well. It's agonizing when they're not. Still, we'll suffer (and hopefully cheer) through it all with you.Plus we debut a new segment called "Let's Remember Some Rockies" this week, which we thoroughly enjoyed and hope you will, too.It's the 161st episode of the Purple Dinosaur Podcast. Pull it out of the Nintendo and blow in the cartridge and restart it for hopefully a better outcome!

This week, we learned something: A messy, “no-deal” Brexit is likely off the table. This means that Britons can look forward to a slightly less messy, negotiated Brexit – provided that government officials can agree on what that looks like. With Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn in charge of negotiations, reaching that consensus will be tough. Guest: Anne McElvoy, senior editor at the Economist, head of Economist Radio, and host of the chat show, The Economist Asks.  Tell us what you think by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts or sending an email to whatnext@slate.com. Follow us on Instagram for updates on the show. Podcast production by Mary Wilson, Jayson De Leon, and Anna Martin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we learned something: A messy, “no-deal” Brexit is likely off the table. This means that Britons can look forward to a slightly less messy, negotiated Brexit – provided that government officials can agree on what that looks like. With Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn in charge of negotiations, reaching that consensus will be tough. Guest: Anne McElvoy, senior editor at the Economist, head of Economist Radio, and host of the chat show, The Economist Asks.  Tell us what you think by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts or sending an email to whatnext@slate.com. Follow us on Instagram for updates on the show. Podcast production by Mary Wilson, Jayson De Leon, and Anna Martin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa State gets blown out on the road.

Intro Song, Colin James, “Ooh Baby Hold Me”, Miles To Go First Set – Big Harp George, “Internet Honey”, Uptown Cool Scott Sharrard, “High Cost Of Loving You”, Saving Grace Dave Keller, “Let Them Take Your Joy”, Every Soul's a Star Second  Set – Huge WIB set Willa Vincitore, “Everything Hurts”, Choices Niece, “Trouble With A Capital T”, Trouble With A Capital T Ruth Wyand, “Blind Willie McTell”, Tribe of  One Fiona Boyes, “Party at Red's”, Voodoo In The Shadows Gaye Adegbalola, “(You're) Flint Water”, The Griot Third  Set – Paul Oscher, “Work That Stuff”, Cool Cat Kirk Fletcher, “You Need Me”, Hold On David Lumsden and Friends, “You're Ruining My Bad Reputation”, Hues Of Blues Peter V Blues Train, “T Bone Shuffle”, Shaken But Not Deterred Frank Bey, “Cookie Jar”, Back In Business Big thanks to Michael Allen from the Crossroads Blues Gallery for letting me use his great artwork on my web sites!

Ever wake up and feel like you've aged 20 years overnight? This episode is for you. I talk to Physical Therapist and yoga studio owner, Jackie, about how stress and our brains affect our bodies. And, what we can do about it.  Head to ForWhenYou.com for links. Follow along at Instagram.com/fwypodcast Want to contribute a small amount to the show? Visit Patreon.com/ForWhenYou.

Painsomnia the difficulty of falling and staying asleep when dealing with chronic pain is a real challenge for painiacs. Research shows that one of the most important predictors for pain intensity is the number of hours slept the night before. If you sleep poorly, your pain will likely be worse the next day. Years ago, when the pain I live with was at its worst, I was unable to lie down flat in a bed. My back was so rigid and contorted in spasms that In fact, it was so impossible for me to lit flat that I had to get an MRI under anesthesia so that I could fit inside of the MRI machine. I would dread going to sleep at night. Whenever it would get dark, I would tense up and get nervous about the idea of trying to go to sleep. I started to develop simple practices that helped me find comfort, which started to change my sleep habits. In preparation for this episode, I asked some of our Painiac community members to share their personal tips for sleeping well with chronic pain. I hope that this episode offers you some new and creative ways to rest better and sleep well. So grab a cup of tea or a cozy blanket and curl up while we explore the world of sleep.

From 2009: 6. Excuse me… I’m getting a call on the other line. It’s Bill’s publicist. “What? I can’t ask Bill questions about the Letterman show? But I’m in the middle of the introduction right now… I’m doing one of those Top 10 lists… What? You don’t think that’s a very original idea? But I’m already halfway through… Oh, all right. Fine, fine.” Hmm. As I was saying, Bill Scheft is author of a funny novel titled Everything Hurts. The publisher calls it a novel, anyway; reads to

Joie Cheng, author of The Naked Truth: A Woman's Journey to Self-Love, joins Tatiana Berindei to talk about how to start loving yourself when everything hurts. Joie is the founder of Illuminate Your Self Love. She's also a certified professional coach, mentor, healer, and circle facilitator. She is also a trained yoga teacher. Listen in as they [...]

Everything Hurts is the training template that comes free with your Eat To Perform membership, in this podcast we talk about "being anabolic" and how to use EH with other forms of exercise (not just adding more volume)

Bill Scheft has written jokes for some of the most well known people: Actors, Comedians, and even a United States President. He's written several novels including: The Ringer, Time Won't Let Me, Everything Hurts and Shrink Thyself. Bill Scheft was a writer for David Letterman from 1991 to 2015. Support The Paul Leslie Hour by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-paul-leslie-hour

On today's episode I talk to novelist, columnist, and Emmy-nominated television writer Bill Scheft. Bill started his career as a sportswriter and as a stand-up. After twelve years touring, he was hired as a monologue writer for Late Night with David Letterman where he remained for 24 years until the show's conclusion in 2015. In addition to writing for Letterman, Bill also wrote for the Oscars, ESPYs and almost every other major awards show, and he also contributed a popular weekly humor column to Sports Illustrated for a number of years. Bill is also an author, having penned four books: The Ringer, the Thurber Prize for American Humor finalist Time Won't Let Me, Everything Hurts, and his most recent Shrink Thyself, which was published by Rare Bird Books a few years ago. This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes, follow me on Twitter.

Bill Scheft is known for his writing for Late Night and The Late Show with David Letterman. He has written several novels including The Ringer, Shrink Thyself, and Time Won't Let Me. In this episode Bill shares the stories from his career including stories about the late Don Rickles, working on The Late Show, his talented wife Adrianne Tolsch, his band The Truants, his various novels, the new documentary 'Take my nose...Please', and so much more. Later in the episode Bill gives some incredible tips for writers. It has been a dream come true to interview Bill. This is a very funny interview that you won't want to miss.Novelist, columnist, television writer. During the last three decades, Bill Scheft has established himself as a versatile, singular and influential comedic voice.Scheft’s critically acclaimed first novel, THE RINGER (2002), the story of a 35-year-old hired gun softball player whose life changes when he has to take care of his infirm sportswriter uncle, was optioned for film by United Artists, for whom he wrote the screen adaptation. His second novel, TIME WON’T LET ME (2005), chronicled the chaotic resurrection of the prep school garage band The Truants, whose members try to reunite 30 years after learning the album they recorded in 1967 is worth $10,000. TIME WON’T LET ME was a finalist for the 2006 Thurber Prize for American Humor, the nation’s highest honor for literary humor. His third novel, EVERYTHING HURTS (2009) introduced the world to self-proclaimed “self-help fraud” Phil Camp, who accidentally achieved international acclaim writing under the pseudonym Marty Fleck and now tries to seek relief from his unexplained chronic pain through the aid of another self-help guru, Dr. Samuel Abrun. Publishers Weekly raved: “Scheft scewers physical and emotional pain with a mercilessly comic touch and a bit of poignancy.” And Pulitzer Prize-winning author Richard Russo marveled, “How rare it is for a novel to be both hilarious and profoundly moving.”His latest and most ambitious work, SHRINK THYSELF (Rare Bird Books) came out in the summer of 2014. Charlie Traub leaves therapy to try and live a non-psychological life. Which would be great if he could shake his former therapist, who turns out to be, uh, nuts. Despite all unexamined evidence to the contrary, Charlie just may be unable to accept that wherever he goes, there he is.In addition to his long-form fiction, Scheft is widely known for his weekly humor column, “The Show,” which appeared in Sports Illustrated for three years. A collection of his columns, THE BEST OF THE SHOW, was published in 2005. Before coming to Sports Illustrated, Scheft spent two and a half years at ESPN Magazine writing a similar column, called “The Monologue.”Scheft’s love of sportswriting came from his uncle, the legendary golf writer Herbert Warren Wind. In 2011, he edited and wrote the foreword to a collection of Wind’s seminal essays, AMERICA’S GIFT TO GOLF: HERBERT WARREN WIND ON THE MASTERS.After twelve years touring as a stand-up comedian, Scheft was hired as a monologue writer for Late Night with David Letterman where he remained until the show's conclusion in May, 2015. During his 24 years with Letterman, he was nominated for 16 Emmys. Which, ah, means he never won.A frequent creative presence on award shows, roasts and television specials, Scheft wrote for the 1995 and 2005 Academy Awards, was the head writer for three ESPY Awards and has contributed special material to the Emmys, Tonys and Grammys.Over the last 20 years, Scheft has contributed humor essays and short pieces to the New Yorker, New York Times, Esquire, TV Guide, George, Talk, Slate, Modern Humorist, the collections Mirth of a Nation, 101 Damnations, May Contain Nuts, Howl, The Enlightened Bracketologist and a few other places that may or may not exist anymore. He is now a regular contributor to the New York Times Book Review. A 1979 graduate of Harvard College, where he majored in Latin because he “thought the church was going to come back,” Scheft began his professional career as a sportswriter for the Albany Times-Union before he came to the realization, “Hey, what the hell am I doing in Albany?” He moved to New York City in December, 1980.Website: http://www.billscheft.com/Tumblr: http://billscheft.tumblr.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/billscheftTake my nose...Please!: http://www.takemynoseplease.com/The Truants: http://www.thetruantslive.com/Vulture: http://nymag.com/author/Bill%20Scheft/Salon: http://www.salon.com/writer/bill_scheft/

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