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On Today's Show of PreMarket Prep - The reopening trade is ON - Earnings from FUBO, JWN, and more - Is the tide turning on SPACs? Featured Guests: (36:00) Scott Shellady AKA “The Cow Guy” https://twitter.com/ScottTheCowGuy?s=20 On this special edition of PreMarket Prep, Co-Host Joel Elconin and Producers Spencer Israel & Mitch Hoch break down the day's market action heading into the close. Meet the Hosts: Dennis Dick Twitter: https://twitter.com/TripleDTrader?s=20 Joel Elconin Twitter: https://twitter.com/Spus Mitch Hoch Twitter: https://twitter.com/STORYInvestors Spencer Isreal Twitter: https://twitter.com/sjisrael /////MORE STUFF TO CHECK OUT////// Benzinga Premarket Activity newsletter ➡️https://share.hsforms.com/1SoPsxeyZRGaNV52R_Z7CKQ1npzh Free stock market news ➡️ https://www.benzinga.com/ Benzinga merch ➡️ https://swag.benzinga.com/ Join Benzinga’s Free Chat ➡️ https://discord.com/invite/SSAWFYy Live education at Benzinga Boot Camp ➡️ http://bit.ly/BZBootCampFeb Get EXCLUSIVE ACCESS to Benzinga's Premium Products: https://www.benzinga.com/premium-products/ iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/benzinga-tv Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7dA6TuZpPoRDj3YyCPP7dn Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/bztv Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/podcast/benzinga-morning-show TuneIn: tunein.com/podcasts/Business--…nzinga-TV-p1006070/ Google Play: play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#…gd4pry47sjss2n2my Like the show? Keep up with all Benzinga news! Visit https://www.benzinga.com/ to subscribe to our newsletter Visit https://twitter.com/Benzinga to follow us on Twitter Visit https://www.facebook.com/Benzinga/ to like us on Facebook PreMarket Prep is a LIVE stock trading talk show that airs on weekdays from 8-9 am ET on YouTube as well as premarket.benzinga.com/pre-market-show/ Check out our chat rooms to get your questions answered on the show! Disclaimer: All of the information, material, and/or content contained in this program is for informational purposes only. Investing in stocks, options, and futures is risky and not suitable for all investors. Please consult your own
On Today's Show of PreMarket Prep - Reacting to Warren Buffett's annual letter - JNJ's COVID vaccine gets approval - Previewing earnings from ZM and NIO Today’s show is sponsored by Market Structure Edge ➡️ https://marketstructureedge.com Featured Guests: (34:00) Tim Quast, Founder/CEO, ModernIR and Market Structure Edge Twitter: https://twitter.com/_timquast Meet the Hosts: Dennis Dick Twitter: https://twitter.com/TripleDTrader?s=20 Joel Elconin Twitter: https://twitter.com/Spus Mitch Hoch Twitter: https://twitter.com/STORYInvestors Spencer Isreal Twitter: https://twitter.com/sjisrael /////MORE STUFF TO CHECK OUT////// Benzinga Premarket Activity newsletter ➡️https://share.hsforms.com/1SoPsxeyZRGaNV52R_Z7CKQ1npzh Free stock market news ➡️ https://www.benzinga.com/ Benzinga merch ➡️ https://swag.benzinga.com/ Join Benzinga’s Free Chat ➡️ https://discord.com/invite/SSAWFYy Live education at Benzinga Boot Camp ➡️ http://bit.ly/BZBootCampFeb Get EXCLUSIVE ACCESS to Benzinga's Premium Products: https://www.benzinga.com/premium-products/ iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/benzinga-tv Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7dA6TuZpPoRDj3YyCPP7dn Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/bztv Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/podcast/benzinga-morning-show TuneIn: tunein.com/podcasts/Business--…nzinga-TV-p1006070/ Google Play: play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#…gd4pry47sjss2n2my Like the show? Keep up with all Benzinga news! Visit https://www.benzinga.com/ to subscribe to our newsletter Visit https://twitter.com/Benzinga to follow us on Twitter Visit https://www.facebook.com/Benzinga/ to like us on Facebook PreMarket Prep is a LIVE stock trading talk show that airs on weekdays from 8-9 am ET on YouTube as well as premarket.benzinga.com/pre-market-show/ Check out our chat rooms to get your questions answered on the show! Disclaimer: All of the information, material, and/or content contained in this program is for informational purposes only. Investing in stocks, options, and futures is risky and not suitable for all investors. Please consult your own independent financial adviser before making any investment decisions.
Clifford is joined by Drs. Judy Mikovits, Robert Young and Attorney David Mieswinkle to discuss the historical Research efforts of The Carnicom Institute. This discussion took place immediately following a 1st time viewing for all Featured Guests of Part 1. It is strongly encouraged to view Part 1 prior to viewing Parts 2 & 3 in order to better comprehend the significance of this Disclosure. TMT thanks All Who dare enough to care enough to share this information and place it in front of proactive Humanitarians Who possess the desire to effectively advance this Work. We thank All Participants Who courageously appeared in Parts 2 & 3. These are the type of Humanitarians Who the Community should be supporting and amplifying. TMT wishes to thank All at Team Carnicom for The Institutes altruistic contributions to & for Humanity spanning over 2 Decades. Additionally, TMT is most humbled and grateful for the Support of The Carnicom Institute and of course for choosing Our Platform to Present this most compelling Research. Going forward, all future Carnicom Disclosure Efforts will be referred to as The Carnicom Foundation Disclosure Project. The Carnicom Institute is now seeking Support in making a transition from that of a Research Institute to a Foundation. The primary focus will now be on Education and Dissemination of All Work in the Altruistic, non-profit Spirit for which the Institute has established and has always represented. For more information and or to provide Support for this Project, please contact TMT by email at: TransparentMediaTruth@gmail.com Part 1 Overview: https://youtu.be/-ZMleqg5P1c Part 2 Featuring Dr. Carrie Madej: https://youtu.be/B1MP12MCio0
In the final episode of Season 2, we explore the future of sexuality in America and whether or not the Christian faith is able to speak to the changing sexual ethics of the 21st century. We speak with Tiffany, a student working towards becoming a physician’s assistant who is utilizing sex work to pay for her education. We also interview Dan Leal, a porn star/porn producer who has been a major player in the porn industry for 20 years. Finally, we return to many of the experts and scholars we interviewed in previous episodes to get their take on the future of human sexuality and how the church needs to change to remain a relevant force for good. Featured Guests (in order of appearance): Tiffany (name changed to maintain anonymity) Dan Leal Dr. Agustin Fuentes Dr. Melissa Perrin Dr. William Jankowiak Dr. Kate Ott
In episode 5 of Season 2, we explore the roots and impact of clergy sexual abuse. We speak with Larry Antonsen, a leader of SNAP (Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests), who tells us his story of being abused by an Augustinian priest. We once again interview Dr. Melissa Perrin, who specializes in working with victims and perpetrators of clergy sexual abuse. Finally, we speak with Rev. Mark Francis, the President of Catholic Theological Union in Chicago and a member of the Clerics of St. Viator who discusses the vows of chastity and celibacy in contributing to clergy abuse in the Roman Catholic Church. Featured Guests (in order of appearance): Larry Antonsen Dr. Melissa Perrin Rev. Mark Francis
In episode 4 of Season 2, we discuss the treatment of the LGBTQ+ community. We speak with Juan Pablo Herrera who grew up in conservative Christianity and was sent three separate times to conversion therapy. We also discuss the history of homosexuality in the Bible with Dr. Kate Ott, assistant professor of Christian social ethics at Drew University. Finally, we interview Miranda Fanella about the stigma she endured as a result of her relationship with her girlfriend. Featured Guests (in order of appearance): Juan Pablo Herrera Dr. Kate Ott Miranda Fanella
In episode 3 of Season 2, we examine the connection between sex and marriage. We speak with Liz, who was ostracized by her church community for divorcing her husband. We also discuss the history of human sexuality with Dr. William Jankowiak, anthropologist at UNLV and the history of marriage with Dr. Agustin Fuentes, anthropologist at Princeton University. Finally, we are provided a unique window into the open marriage of Doug and Lynn, a couple who have been married for 30 years. Each has a significant other—Doug has a girlfriend and Lynn has a boyfriend. Featured Guests (in order of appearance): Liz (last name redacted to maintain anonymity) Dr. William Jankowiak Dr. Agustin Fuentes Doug and Lynn (last name redacted to maintain anonymity)
In episode 2 of Season 2, we consider the moral connection between sex and life. We speak with Felicia Bruce, who was sexually assaulted as a teenager, and explore how she dealt with the mental, physical and emotional aftermath of that violation. We also interview Dr. Melissa Perrin, a clinical psychologist, who discusses the role of repression in our lives. Finally, we catch up with Dr. Dixon Sutherland, professor of religious studies at Stetson University, who helps us to understand the theology behind the modern abortion debate. Featured Guests (in order of appearance): Felicia Bruce Dr. Melissa Perrin Dr. Dixon Sutherland
In our opening episode of Season 2, we explore the roots of the modern evangelical purity culture. We speak with Linda Kay Klein, the author of Pure: Inside the Evangelical Movement That Shamed a Generation of Young Women and How I Broke Free, about her experiences growing up in purity culture. We also speak with Rev. TC Anderson, a Presbyterian pastor who is attempting to reform the way youth are taught about sex and sexuality in the church. Finally, we interview Dr. Gregory Sapp, professor of religious studies at Stetson University about the historical background of why the church has traditionally been so fearful of anything having to do with sexuality. Featured Guests (in order of appearance): Linda Kay Klein Rev. TC Anderson Dr. Gregory Sapp
Using examples from rural and urban communities, we will talk about how local networks may be used to develop plans and strategies to address environmental justice and sustainability issues. Featured Guests: Romona Taylor Williams, Executive Director, Montgomery Citizens United for Prosperity (MCUP) Robert Fishkin, Executive Volunteer Match, Sharon "Sy" Lewis, Executive Director, Meadows Eastside Community Resource Organization (MECRO)
On Monday August 24th we welcomed NHL Host on Sportsnet and 31 Thoughts the Podcast, Jeff Marek! Jeff is one of the most trusted voices in hockey journalism and respected because he cares about the professionals in sport that he interviews. He prioritizes building relationships with athletes, coaches, GM's and other organizational pros and only wish to seek the stories they want to tell. We were are also excited to have Sydney Large, student at the University of Minnesota & founder of Support Women in Sport (@SupportWSports - Twitter) and recent grad from Brock University & founder of (@sportchat2020), Vince Capano as our Featured Guests! On this episode we chatted about discrimination in sports following the recent misogynistic comments by Mike Milbury and the homophobic commentary from Thom Brennaman. We discussed these topics from both an academic and industry perspective. Our profs, Jeff and our featured guests offered thoughtful analysis leading to profound quotes such as “We need to get to a point where we have an all women's panel and not call it a “women's” panel" and “There is no such thing as sloppy broadcasting if it is not in your unconscious bias” See full topic list below. 1. 31 Thoughts on Jeff Marek 2. Bubbles & Broadcast 3. EsportsTokz: Embracing Innovation During the Pandemic 4. Mike Milbury Comments 5. Thom Brennaman Suspension 6. Support Women in Sports w/ Sydney Large 7. Sport Chats w/ Vince Capano 8. Rapid Fire Q'z Thank you for listening to SportTokz with SportProfz! We would love to hear from you. Let us know your thoughts on our show by submitting a testimonial on our website on the Contact page. Also, check out SportTokz Pod on Apple Podcast to submit a rating & leave a review.
King Warrior Magician Lover – The Archetypes of Mature Masculine The Outer Limits of Inner Truth presents an in-depth interview with and focuses on his book The show features three questioners including previous OLIT Guests Chris Duane & Ryan Brooks. In “King Warrior”, Dr, Moore and his co-author Douglas Gillette explore today’s crisis in masculine identity and describe its two major causes – the disappearance of masculine rites of passage and patriarchy itself. They define the four mature male archetypes – the King (the energy of just and creative ordering), the Warrior (the energy of self-disciplined, aggressive action), the Magician (the energy of initiation and transformation), and the Lover (the energy that connects men to others and the world) – as well as the four immature patterns (Divine Child, Oedipal Child, Precocious Child, and Hero). Moore and Gillette believe the developmental history of every man is, in large part, the story of his failure or success at discovering within himself the archetypes of mature masculinity. Featured Guests is Distinguished Service Professor of Psychology, Psychoanalysis and Spirituality in the Graduate Center of the Chicago Theological Seminary where he is the Founding Director of the new Institute for Advanced Studies in Spirituality and Wellness. An internationally recognized psychoanalyst and consultant in private practice in Chicago, he has served as a Training Analyst at the C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago and is Director of Research for the Institute for Integrative Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy and the Chicago Center for Integrative Psychotherapy. Author and editor of numerous books in psychology and spirituality, he lectures internationally on his formulation of a neo-Jungian psychoanalysis and integrative psychotherapy. His most recent books include THE ARCHETYPE OF INITIATION: Sacred Space, Ritual Process and Personal Transformation; THE MAGICIAN AND THE ANALYST: The Archetype of the Magus in Occult Spirituality and Jungian Psychology, and FACING THE DRAGON: Confronting Personal and Spiritual Grandiosity. He is currently working on a number of books including his DECODING THE DIAMOND WITHIN: Archetypal Structures in the Fragmentation and Integration of Personality. Ryan Brooks – Spartan Racer In addition to running the Sons of Liberty Academy, Chris Duane is the owner and publisher of the websites SilverShieldXChange.com and Dont-Tread-On.me, which are both highly recommended portals of information. A bold and incisive voice in a politically correct world, Mr. Duane is a United States Marine and venture capitalist who became a self-made millionaire by the age of 30, when he walked away from his family’s East-Coast car dealership to become a citizen journalist.
Do you have a dream or an idea about something God is calling you to do, but you’re not sure how to step out into the unknown? Often we sense God calling us to something new, something different… but we are afraid to take those first steps, especially when we don’t know what the outcome is going to be. In our final episode of our Summer Throwback Series, you’ll hear from several of our past guests and find out how they were able to take courageous steps into something new. You’ll hear about their real life experiences as well as glean wisdom and hear their recommendations for how you can take your first steps. Featured Guests on this episode: Tembi Secrist, Episode 83 [3:21] Rachel Pellegrino, Episode 69 [7:19] Merritt Onsa, Episode 47 [12:52] Jocelyn Sams, Episode 54 [19:00] Stefanie Gass, Episode 71 [21:08] Final thoughts from Esther [24:00] I did not include this one in the clips, but I want to point you to Episode 93 if you are experiencing hesitation or doubts about pursuing a dream or calling God has given you. In that episode, I talk about 5 obstacles to pursuing your purpose and give you some encouragement around getting started. Key Quotes from this throwback episode: “It really was hearing God’s voice, stepping out without really knowing what that meant at the time, but trusting that God was gonna take me through.” - Tembi Secrist “I don’t think you can ever lead well without wise counsel.” - Rachel Pellegrino “I needed to wrestle, because otherwise I wouldn’t really need Him.” - Merritt Onsa “A lot of people ‘kinda’ want to do something, but if you are not all in on it, it’s not going to happen.” - Jocelyn Sams “If you have that tug on your heart or that feeling that you need to do ‘a thing’, but you’re not sure how… God already has the plan, He already has the solutions.” - Stefanie Gass Support the podcast Our Merch Store Click here to go to the store and find merch you'll love! If you grab one of the items and share a photo on social media, use the hashtag #leadwithconfidence and/or tag us so we can see it! Tag @estherdlittlefield or @christianwomanleadership on Instagram Tag @estherlittlefield on Facebook Become a Podcast Partner & Receive Bonus Content We have a fun way for you to partner with the podcast and get access to exclusive content. Every month, we add at least 1 bonus clip from an interview or from Holly and I to a special podcast for our partners. You can become a podcast partner for as little as $5/month by clicking here. Connect with Esther and Holly: Esther’s Website Holly’s Website Facebook Group Facebook Page This episode was originally published on estherlittlefield.com/episode110.
How do you respond when you meet resistance to using your gifts as a female Christian leader? What about when you face criticism and challenges to what God has called you to do? All of us will experience resistance, criticism, and challenges as Christian leaders. It’s how we respond and handle these situations that really matters. In this episode of our Summer Throwback Series, you’ll hear from several of our past guests and find out what they have learned in these situations. Plus, you’ll receive practical wisdom that you can apply in your own life as a leader. For the full show notes for this episode, visit estherlittlefield.com/episode108. Featured Guests on this episode: Jenni Catron, Episode 11 [2:55] Esther & Holly, Episode 17 [6:45] Tembi Secrist, Episode 84 [10:15] Jenny Randle, Episode 43 [16:03] Kadi Cole, Episode 60 [21:00] Dr. Shannon Polk, Episode 103 [26:34] Alisa Childers, Episode 96 [29:40] Key Quotes from this throwback episode: “That ambition, that drive, that achiever in me is not all bad. I just have to find the part of it that God is forming and reforming, and not be afraid of it… but to completely shut it down is to not steward that gift that God has given me.” - Jenni Catron “If I am looking for affirmation or value or approval for anything outside of [God’s love], then I’m going to struggle.” - Esther Littlefield “When you are in the middle of the situation, you are aware of things and options and the nuances that not everyone else will be aware of… the most important thing is: if God has called you, you have to go.” - Tembi Secrist “If you are letting other people’s criticism or feedback define you, you’re not going to get anything done.” - Jenny Randle “These are my 2 anchors: I want to be honest about myself and what I’ve done without bragging, and I want to be honoring where I’m not usurping or putting anyone down.” - Kadi Cole “Go where you are celebrated, not where you are tolerated.” - Dr. Shannon Polk “We are doing spiritual warfare in the realm of ideas, and we have to realize that people are going to hate that. We have to see everybody as Jesus sees them, and hope that there’s something we can say that will soften or diffuse so that they can hear what we have to say.” - Alisa Childers Support the podcast Our Merch Store Click here to go to the store and find merch you'll love! If you grab one of the items and share a photo on social media, use the hashtag #leadwithconfidence and/or tag us so we can see it! Tag @estherdlittlefield or @christianwomanleadership on Instagram Tag @estherlittlefield on Facebook Become a Podcast Partner & Receive Bonus Content We have a fun way for you to partner with the podcast and get access to exclusive content. Every month, we add at least 1 bonus clip from an interview or from Holly and I to a special podcast for our partners. You can become a podcast partner for as little as $5/month by clicking here. Connect with Esther and Holly: Esther’s Website Holly’s Website Instagram Facebook Group Facebook Page This episode was originally published on estherlittlefield.com/episode108.
Do you ever struggle to identify, embrace, or use your gifts with confidence? You’re not alone, and this episode will help you reframe your thoughts about embracing your gifts. As Christian women leaders, it’s important for us to embrace our gifts--but how exactly do we do this? In the first of our Summer Throwback Series episodes, we’re sharing clips from several of our past guests around the topic of embracing your gifts. You’ll hear encouraging and challenging words to help you remember some powerful truths about acknowledging, understanding, and using your gifts with confidence. After you listen, make sure to head back and listen to the full episodes with these guests, as these clips are just a small glimpse into the incredible conversations. Featured Guests on this episode: Abby Rike Rockenbaugh, Episode 3 Breshana Miller, Episode 45 Lilah Higgins, Episode 5 Patrice Washington, Episode 51 Rachael Gilbert, Episode 14 Jill McCormick, Episode 7 Key Quotes from this throwback episode: “Whenever I say, ‘Oh I’m not a leader, oh I’m not good enough to do that’, then I’m basically calling God a liar.” - Abby Rike Rockenbaugh “If God has called you to this, and you know this is what you can do--this is how God has blessed you in order to serve other women--there are women who need it.” - Breshana Miller “When you’re trying to build a business off of your skills, and you’re trying to walk in what God has for you, it’s something you don’t really notice, cause it’s super easy for you, and it doesn’t feel like work.” - Lilah Higgins “Even as I was building confidence, there was still that seed of doubt that tried to come in.” - Patrice Washington “The more time I hang out with God… I don’t have the words to express how He shifts something in my heart.” - Rachael Gilbert “When we confuse confidence and competence with pride, that’s a problem. Because God has gifted you with competence, and He’s gifted you with gifts to use and acknowledge. And you don’t do the world any favors when you deny your gifting for the sake of not wanting to be boastful.” - Jill E. McCormick Support the podcast Our Merch Store Click here to go to the store and find merch you'll love! If you grab one of the items and share a photo on social media, use the hashtag #leadwithconfidence and/or tag us so we can see it! Tag @estherdlittlefield or @christianwomanleadership on Instagram Tag @estherlittlefield on Facebook Become a Podcast Partner & Receive Bonus Content We have a fun way for you to partner with the podcast and get access to exclusive content. Every month, we add at least 1 bonus clip from an interview or from Holly and I to a special podcast for our partners. You can become a podcast partner for as little as $5/month by clicking here. Connect with Esther and Holly: Esther’s Website Holly’s Website Instagram Facebook Group Facebook Page This episode was originally published on estherlittlefield.com/episode107.
Featured Guests, Alexander and Dean sit down with us out in Colorado to walk us through a blind taste test of Value Cigars, while also discussing common questions about value sticks. Do you smoke value cigars? What are some of your favorites?
SportTokz with SportProfz is co-hosted by Ryerson University's RTA School of Media professors, Prof Walz (Laurel Walzak) and Prof Joe (Joe Recupero) with recurring Featured Guests, Dan “The Coach” Berlin, Aksel Lielmanis, and Chelsea Vern. The show is produced LIVE via Zoom conferencing call every Monday night at 8pm. For 1-hour we interview/chat with sport pros and profs about their careers and insight on recent sports news, academic research, and advice for students pursuing the business. In the short time we have been operating, we have had an overwhelming response from students and speakers interested in participating such as Toronto Argonauts' GM - Michael 'Pinball' Clemons, TSN's Digital SportCentre - Marissa Roberto, CFL Reporter - Matthew Scianitti, Hockey Insider - Darren Dreger, NHL EBUG - David Ayres, Sportsnet's Jamie Campbell, and Fan590's Scott MacArthur, Jonas Worth from You Can Play, former Pro athlete - Harrison Browne and Brock McGillis and Canadian Curler - John Epping. We record the entire show for our social media platforms to later post highlights of our speaker's expert insight and advice. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @sporttokz To watch our LIVE episodes on Monday nights at 8pm and gain access to exclusive offers & contests, subscribe at www.sporttokz.com Stay tuned for previous episodes to be uploaded which will lead us into our regular scheduled programming.
Featured Guests, Fred Vandermarliere sat down with us at IPCPR 2019 to talk about his and his family's cigar journey and how one dance lead him to winning 50 cigars! Fred talks about the history of how he and his family got connected with Oliva Cigar Co in the first place and why their family dynamics played a huge part in the two companies coming together. ----- Listen on Apple Podcast Here: https://apple.co/2E5iNlZ Listen on Spotify Here: https://spoti.fi/2Y4x7WF ----- Website: https://www.bovedainc.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bovedausa/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/bovedainc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bovedainc/ #Cigars #BoxPress #IPCPR2019
Featured Guests, Christian Eiroa & Tom Lazuka, sit down to talk about all things cigars (and even a little pizza talk).
This is Austin alumni discuss how the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) situation has impacted their lives and livelihoods, and what you can do to support them and others in our community. Featured Guests: Jackie Venson, MusicianFacebook: @jackievenson Instagram: @jackievenson Twitter: @jackievenson Web: jackievenson.com Peter Keller, FRINGE SportFacebook: @FringesportInstagram: @fringesport Twitter: @fringesport Web: fringesport.com Guy Forsyth & Jeska Bailey, MusiciansFacebook: @guyforsythbandInstagram: @guyforsythband & @jeska_bailey_forsythWeb: guyforsyth.com Graham Wilkinson, MusicianFacebook: @GrahamWilkinsonMusicFanPage Instagram: @grahamwilkinsonmusicTwitter: @gwilkinsonmusicWeb: grahamwilkinsonmusic.comYouTube: @undergroundgrahamVanessa Rutkowski, Tigerlily Wellness & AcupunctureFacebook: @tigerlilywellnessacuWeb: tigerlilyacupuncture.com Kristin Finan, Carrying HopeFacebook: @carryinghopeaustinInstagram: @carryinghopeTwitter: @carryinghopeatxWeb: carryinghope.com Barb Steinberg, Teen Life Coach & Parent CoachFacebook: @barbsteinbergLMSWInstagram: @barb.steinberg.parenting.girlsWeb: barbsteinberg.comYouTube: @BarbSteinbergLMSW Gina Chavez, MusicianFacebook: @ginachavezmusicInstagram: @ginachavezTwitter: @ginachavezWeb: ginachavez.com Host, Adrienne HuebnerEmail: thisisaustinpodcast@gmail.com Facebook: @thisisaustinpodcastInstagram: @thisisaustinpodcast & @adrienneinaustin Twitter: @adrienneWeb: www.thisisaustinpodcast.com
THIS EPISODE: On this show, NGO breaks down a story of his first high. THE SHOW: NGO'S EXPERIENCE is a show all about storytelling and experiences. Featured Guests share their most embarrassing, funny,awkward and entertaining life stories. SOCIAL: Follow VONICI RADIO ON INSTAGRAM AND TWITTER: @von_ici --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vonici--radio/message
This live recording took place at the St. Clair Centre for the Arts in Windsor, Ontario on October 20, 2019. Part of the BookFest / Festival du livre Windsor celebrations, the annual Books and Brunch was given over to publisher Marty Gervais, who with wife Donna, started Black Moss Press 50 years ago. Peter Hrastovec is the emcee who introduces Marty, there's a special reading by Elise Gervais, and the authors gathered share stories and celebrate the press. Featured Guests on the podcast: Marty Gervais, John B. Lee, Susan McMaster, Robert Hilles, Marilyn Gear Pilling, Rosemary Sullivan, Bruce Meyer, Laurence Hutchman, and MaryAnn Mulhern.For more information about Black Moss Press and its books, visit the link below.https://blackmosspress.com/
Grim Reaper Gamers hosts a Bi-Weekly Podcast where we talk about Community News, Video Games, Beer and whatever else we feel like discussing. This episode we review the latest DLC for one of the Grim Reaper Gamers most popular games, Destiny 2 Shadowkeep. Featured Guests this episode are ValiantVictory, EzekielJP, AsnPersuasion27 and SonicMage58.Member SpotlightAsnPersuasion27SonicMage58RantDestiny 2's blinding white loading screenGaming and Geek NewsGhost Recon Breakpoint released.The Division 2 Secret Boss undiscovered.Joker MovieMain TopicDestiny 2 Shadowkeep ReviewCommunity InfoNext show recorded on October 21stGRG Facebook Page Follow on twitter!Follow us on InstagramEmail us at ReaperCast@GrimReaperGamers.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Grim Reaper Gamers hosts a Bi-Weekly Podcast where we talk about Community News, Video Games, Beer and whatever else we feel like discussing. This episode we review two of the top games coming out this fall. Featured Guests this episode are Gunny, ValiantVictory, SoulessGrim and EzekielJP!Member SpotlightEzekielJPRantCall of Duty Modern Warfare Beta CheatersGaming ReviewsCall of Duty Modern Warfare BetaBorderlands 3 ReviewCommunity InfoNext show recorded on October 7thGRG Facebook Page Follow on twitter!Follow us on InstagramEmail us at ReaperCast@GrimReaperGamers.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
A Drank with Sammy Sam and Friends.@sammysamla Featured Guests @djcrystalellis @rachelxtrada @sarafergly_ @djcarisma @iitsad @drummer909 @trapstarmex Produced by @innoutmanager
In 2018, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York hosted its annual MET Gala, the kick-off to an exhibit under the same theme. Oh...and the theme for the night? "Heavenly Bodies, and the Catholic Imagination." I mean, was there any chance I WOULDN'T do an episode on it? :) Featured Guests for the episode: Dr. Anne Carpenter, associate professor of theology at St. Mary's College Dr. Jennifer Frey, professor of philosophy at University of South Carolina Elizabeth Lev, art historian in Rome Music for today's episode: Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silent Words by Gerard Moultrie. © 2015 Sarah Kroger. As recorded on Origin (a beauty initiative within FOCUS). All rights reserved. Used by permission. https://focusoncampus.org/beauty/projects --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mystery-manners/support
In the final episode of Season 1, after exploring all the various ways that the Christian faith has fallen short when it comes to defining evil, we ask the question: does Christianity still have something to offer when it comes to our understanding of right and wrong as we enter into a future where organized religion is becoming less and less relevant? We begin by speaking with Lori Jones, a friend of my colleague Rebekah Anderson, who describes the events that compelled her to abandon the church. We also interview Dr. Reza Aslan, the New York Times bestselling author of No God but God and Zealot. Dr. Aslan discusses why the church is in crisis and what the church needs to do in order to survive in our current cultural environment. Finally, we talk with Rich Havard, the founder of the Inclusive Collective, a group that draws on college students from several academic institutions around the city of Chicago, who is in the process of building the church of the future. Featured Guests (in order of appearance): Lori Jones Dr. Reza Aslan Rich Havard
In episode 5 of Season 1, we discuss the idea of corporate sin. Perhaps the greatest corporate sin in which all humans participate is climate change. We speak with Emily Alford, a member of my congregation, who tells her story of how she came to have a deep passion for promoting proper stewardship of our planet. We also interview Dr. Jenny Dunn, research professor in Chemical Engineering at Northwestern University. Dr. Dunn studies emerging technologies, their energy and environmental impacts, and their potential to shift the tide of climate change. Finally, we caught up with Dr. Dixon Sutherland, professor of religious studies at Stetson University, who has spent his career studying the Christian interplay with environmental ethics. Dr. Dixon helps us to understand the theology behind why the evangelical Christian movement is so committed to the denial of climate change science. Featured Guests (in order of appearance): Emily Alford Dr. Jenny Dunn Dr. Dixon Sutherland
In episode 4 of Season 1, we discuss what is perhaps the most cited reason for rejecting God and the church—the atrocity of genocide. We speak with Magda Brown, a survivor of the Auschwitz concentration camp. We also interview Dr. Peter Lourgos, a forensic psychiatrist who studies criminal behavior, who helps us to delve into the psychological roots of what allowed the Holocaust to transpire. Finally, we hear from Rabbi Lisa Bellows, who explores the Jewish reaction to the Holocaust via post-Holocaust theology. Featured Guests (in order of appearance): Magda Brown Dr. Peter Lourgos Rabbi Lisa Bellows
In episode 3 of Season 1, we explore the role of generational sin (the idea that God passes a curse from one generation to the next) in how Christians account for evil in the world. We speak with Jane Treppa and Steve Drey, two people who have had to deal with the tragic repercussions of mental illness in their family of origin. We also sat down with Rabbi Rob Jury to learn about the Jewish take on the Old Testament scriptures that claim God curses our families. Finally, we interview psychotherapist, Samantha Bill, about the psychological science that cause parents to pass both positive and negative behaviors down to their children. Featured Guests (in order of appearance): Jane Treppa Rabbi Rob Jury Samantha Bill Steve Drey
In episode 2 of Season 1, we explore the role of angels and demons in how Christians account for evil in the world. We speak with Dawn Bruce, a member of my congregation, who grew up in a very conservative church. When she unexpectedly became pregnant at the age of 14, the members of her church told her that she was carrying the Devil's child. We also interview Dr. Donald Kaasch about the historical roots of how angels and demons became intertwined in the Christian faith. Featured Guests (in order of appearance): Dawn Bruce Dr. Donald Kaasch
In our opening episode of Season 1, we explore why the story of Adam and Eve has been such an enduring explanation of the genesis of evil in our world. We speak with Francie Taylor, a member of my congregation who grew up believing that everything written in the Bible was literal, factual history. We also interview Dr. Gregory Sapp, professor of religious studies at Stetson University about the historical roots of why modern Christians are so wedded to a literal reading of the Adam and Eve story. Featured Guests (in order of appearance): Francie Taylor Dr. Gregory Sapp
Ignition Point is a show for Aspiring Leaders with Entrepreneurial Minds and Young Professionals looking for Fresh Perspectives. If you’re looking to amplify your mindset, sustain your relentless work ethic, and spark the momentum you need to empower another winning week – you’re in the right place. Every Monday on Ignition Point, join Steven Miller of Decisive Leap to discover the practical actions you can use to take the leap, conquer your week, and achieve your goals. Featured Guests will include thought leaders, culture influencers, and industry disruptors who will share the pivotal moments that helped to shape their journeys while providing insights on how to elevate the awesome work that you do. MUSIC CREDITS Chill Wave by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Regulation, degradation, shaming, blaming - enough! Is it time for sexual liberation yet? We talk a lot about sex but not often enough about pleasure, On today's show we try to make up for that and hear from some bloggers, activists and educators who are practicing very positive consent. Music Featured: Allies And Enemies by Zara McFarlane on Brownswood Music; Free by Ultra Naté. Support theLFShow! Featured Guests and their Podcasts: Jaclyn Friedman Unscrewed; Tina Horn Why Are People Into That ; Ericka Hart Hoodrat to Headwrap: A Decolonized Podcast
Featured Guests on Episode 30 of Supply Chain Now Radio: Jon Slangerup serves as Executive Chairman and CEO of American Global Logistics (AGL). Bill Huber serves as Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for VELUX Group USA, a Danish, privately held, global leader in Skylights and Roof Window Systems. Yovany Jerez serves as National President of HACEMOS, one of the leading B/ERGs with AT&T. And hosts: Will Haraway is Founder & Lead Evangelist at Backbeat Marketing. Will has 20 years of executive experience in B2B Technology Marketing. Scott W. Luton is founder of Supply Chain Now Radio and also serves as Managing Partner for TalentStream.
Big Blend Radio's Happy Hour show celebrates the Willamette Valley Wine Country in Oregon, known for producing elegant Pinot Noirs, crisp Chardonnays, and striking Rieslings! Featured Guests include: - Big Blend travel writer Linda Kissam ‘Food, Wine & Shopping Diva’ (pictured)- Morgen McLaughlin - Executive Director of the Willamette Valley Wineries - Taylor Pfaff - CEO of Left Coast Estate in Rickreall, Oregon (pictured). See Linda's Willamette Valley Wine story here: https://blendradioandtv.com/listing/tasting-willamette-valley-wine-country/Featured music is “Willamette Fog” from the album “Parting Is” by guitarist www.JonDurant.com
Join host and founder of WomenAboutBiz.net, Trina Newby as she shares tools, resources and ways to start and grow your small business. Today,tips and information to start preparing your business strategy for 2019! Also our Featured Guests will be Pam Chatman, CEO of PChatman TV Network!
Featured Guests on www.SimpleEats.com. A quick simple eats recap for the week, covering the blog and some topics. Are you looking to help support the Simple Eats brand expand? Whether is upgrading gear, traveling to interview amazing people in the industry or just the love you have for the brand. Click this link: anchor.fm/simpleeats to become a monthly supporter. Simple Eaters I love you all. Lets make this world a healthier place to live. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/SEWCT/support
In April of 2018, SCC Supervisor Dave Cortese’s office hosted a firearms and safety summit where over 300 community members came together to talk about – guns. He enlisted ALF’s help in facilitating a participatory dialogue. In the liberal bubble of Northern California, the right conditions for dialogue brought together a surprisingly diverse cross section of gun enthusiasts, NRA supporters, as well as gun reform advocates and antigun activists. The goal? For attendees to leave understanding – and perhaps even building community – with those who had opposing views. Featured Guests, L-R: Supervisor Dave Cortese (Class XXXIII) Walter Wilson, Facilitator and Community Activist Rayna Ritchie, Summit Attendee For more information about ALF's Fellows Experience and Facilitation Services: alfsv@alfsv.org
From Kenya to England and California to Canada, this episode of Big Blend Radio’s Vacation Station Park Travel Show is all about national parks, outdoor adventures, hiking and walking trails, wildlife encounters, conservation and campfire gatherings! Featured Guests include: - Adam M. Roberts “The Compassionate Conservationist” wildlife conservation expert- Glynn Burrows is a family history expert and owner of Norfolk Tours UK- Jim “Palomino” Ostdick is a retired earth science teacher, and avid long-distance hiker, cyclist and author.Music on this episode is “Great Blue Sky” from the album “As Things Could Be” by Evren Ozan.
Energize You and Enhance Your Personal Success! Sybilla Lenz & Laura Novakowski are Featured Guests on AYRIAL TalkTime (AYRIALTalkTime) "When you energize yourself, you'll be more creative, be ready to lead..." Victoria sits down with two powerhouse women, Sybilla Lenz, Founder of Positive Living by Design, Feng Shui Consultant and Laura [...] The post How You Can Enhance Your Personal Success with Feng Shui appeared first on AYRIAL Association of Vetted Lifestyle Consultants.
From Yosemite and the Great Smoky Mountains to the Everglades and Saguaro National Park, this Big Blend Vacation Station' Radio Party is all about national parks, traveling, outdoor adventures, history and photography.Featured Guests include:- John DeGrazio - Founder of YExplore that offers Yosemite National Park Guided Hikes, Tours & Adventures; and Host of the Yosemite Can of Peaches radio show - Otis Harville - Award-winning landscape photographer and fine art printmaker, national park traveler, and author of the new e-book “The Great Smoky Mountains: A Peek Inside"- Sandra Ramos - National Park traveler, road tripper, history geek, photographer and publisher of the NationalParkPatchLady.com travelogue. Plus, Steve Schneickert recalls Hollywood History of National Parks, and featured music is "Loving the Land" by Tucson based singer-songwriter Wally Lawder. This episode was made possible by the National Parks Arts Foundation who provides unique artist-in-residence opportunities within National Parks.
Zero Waste Lifestyle Might not Make it. ? to quote the philospher Guwop. The Squad is Back with 60 Episodes in the Chamber and counting! To mark the occasion we spoke with Ree of Fort Negrita. Fort Negrita has become a definitive source for zero waste, self-reliance, conscious consumerism and eco-tourism. #WasteNotWantNot #DigitalGoodTimes + To Commemorate our 60th episode Digital Good Times would like to invite all of you, our Supporters, Listeners, Collaborators and Featured Guests of the show in the Atlanta Area to come share in a special 1-day only exclusive pop-up shop and day party experience on Saturday, August 13th from 4pm-8pm @ Mammal Gallery. RSVP for more details! https://digipopup.splashthat.com/ - Music Selection - • J∆YLIEN - Hit Me Up / 3AM • THEMpeople - Mercury Rising • STLNDRMS - DIGITAL GOOD TIMES MIX
Kari reconnects with friends who are like a brother, a sister, and mentors all rolled into one. Anna Vocino shares how she has worked through fear, shame, and vulnerability as a voice-over professional, co-host of the Angriest Trainer podcast, comedian, and cookbook author. Vinnie Tortorich, “the other half of the Angriest Trainer podcast,” talks about how podcasting has affected his life. Serena Marie, RD, recommends nutrient-dense breakfasts. Featured Guests and Runners of the Week: Anna Vocino with a “Run By” from Vinnie Tortorich This episode is all over the place! You're going to hear about how fear and shame can get in the way (we're channeling Brene' Brown here, and if you don't know her, you need to run over to her website!), food intolerances, the challenges of writing a book, and how having a podcast is hard and very rewarding work with voice-over artist, comedian, cookbook author, and runner, Anna Vocino. The “other half of the Angriest Trainer podcast”—and the trainer himself—Vinnie Tortorich comes on after our “girl talk” and shares what having a podcast has brought into his life. Serena Marie, RD Go-to, real-food dietician, Serena Marie, RD, talks about great things to eat for breakfast, such as coconut pancakes, Greek yogurt (choose full fat if it comes from a grass-fed cow or choose organic; choose low fat if it's not either of those two), or scrambled organic tofu with spices (vanilla extract, stevia, berries, and silken organic tofu). Gratitude Jar I'm grateful that I have realized the connection when I don't eat well, I don't feel well. Serena is happy that her grocery store is expanding. Links Discussed: www.brenebrown.com www.medicalmedium.com http://icehousecomedy.com/ www.insidequest.com Want to be a part of a community that creates new behaviors and turns them into habits? TRLS is forming a special group in the fall that you won't want to miss! To make sure you're the first one to know the deets, head over to www.therunninglifestyle.com/join, and you'll receive the 11 Strategies to Live the Running Lifestyle. It's really helpful for podcast listeners to leave reviews, because those reviews make the podcast more visible to others on iTunes. Follow these steps to leave a review. Also visit the Support tab on the TRLS site! Launch Apple's Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Write your review! Contact: Anna Vocino: Website: AnnaVocino.com, GlutenFreeAnna.com Facebook: /anna.vocino Twitter: @AnnaVocino Serena Marie, RD: Website: www.SerenaMarieRD.com Facebook: /SerenaMarieRD Twitter: @SerenaMarieRD Instagram: SerenaMarieRD Kari Gormley: Facebook: The Running Lifestyle Show Twitter: @KariGormley Instagram: @KariGormley
Listen to a recorded Periscope broadcast with Kari and Jeff Paladina, who also comes on the show to share his running journey and why he created the running meet up in Mechanicsburg (a suburb of Harrisburg, PA) with the River Runners group. Several runners from the Fleet Feet store in Mechanicsburg are also featured, and they talk about the gift of running and some of their most memorable races and running advice. Dr. Marjorie Dejoie, MD, returns to the podcast to discuss how this winter has affected her running and her sickle cell disease. Serena Marie, RD, talks about when to time your carbs and protein based on your fat-burning or speed goals. Featured Guests and Runners of the Week: River Runners Kari meets up with Jeff Paladina at a local Wegmans in Mechanicsburg, PA, to share some inspiring River Runners runners' stories. Mike: He has lost quite a bit of weight through Weight Watchers and running. His quality of life has greatly improved. “Everything's possible that wasn't possible before,” he says. He used to have a bowl of pretzels before dinner after work, but now he is much more active (swimming, biking, triathlons), and his self confidence has soared. He never wants to forget what it was like to be heavy, so he never wants to go back to that again. His first marathon was 10/10/10 at the Steamtown Marathon. Holly: Her favorite race distance is the marathon, because running 5Ks are hardcore; she did a 50-miler in December, and liked running slower and being able to chat with other runners. She has had to keep her weight in check and to properly hydrate in order to be able to run longer distances. For anyone thinking about running, she recommends working on your mental strength. She admits, “I never toe a starting line now without thinking I'll get a PR [personal record].” Katie: Her husband started running because of her running. He ran cross country in high school, and this time around is a total new experience. She was always after him to work out with her, but through running, they've been able to spend more time together and have met some great people. It gives them something to do together after work and to feel more excited about the area that they live in. Katie was never a runner, but last year they signed up for a 5K and haven't stopped since. Kathy: Her favorite/most memorable race is a half marathon in China, which was her second half marathon! She had to bring her own water to the race. Her first marathon was the Harrisburg Marathon, which was great, because there were so many people associated with the River Runners along the course. She ended up qualifying for the Boston Marathon at that marathon. Jeff: His top tip is for being aware of lyme ticks is making sure to use socks and long sleeves or a repellent (like oregano oil) to protect yourself and remembering to check yourself once you get home for ticks. Jeff and Kari walked together during the Harrisburg meet up, and they talked a lot about Lyme disease. Michelle: She co-founded the Facebook group once they found a need on their long runs for company and safety. For example, they do the Pennsylvania Farm Show Milkshake Run and then head over for milkshakes. Having an extended running family really keeps you motivated. Shelly: She has been running for eight years, and the strangest thing she's seen while out running is a man aiming at her and her dogs with a gun. One of her best memories is the Entenmann's Town of Islip Great South Bay Run half marathon in Long Island, NY, where her goal was to finish in under three hours despite the brutal wind, and she did it! She won a Side Stitch by Ginny headband at the TRLS meet up. Brad: His new favorite marathon is the Sketchers Performance Los Angeles Marathon, but he has run the Walt Disney World Dopey Challenge since 2009 every year, the Bank of America Chicago Marathon, the TCS New York City Marathon, and so on. The crowds were so generous, and the amount of food was amazing. He was in awe of the Students Run L.A. His advice would be to have fun and enjoy the Disney races—just run for the experience! He has completed twenty-five marathons! Marni: She just ran the Marine Corps Marathon, and she thought it was tough. She got injured during her training, but she did her best under her circumstances. The Blue Mile is so inspiring. She highly recommends this race as a destination race. She used to run every now and stuck to the treadmill too much and didn't know anything about proper training. Finally, she did Couch to 5K with her husband, and her training felt much easier. The program is only nine or ten weeks, so she suggests sticking with it for that long to give it a chance. She questions, “What have you lost if you don't like it?” Michelle: She runs with several groups, and she's been doing the Fleet Feet Boston training program. She used to train at the Fleet Feet Columbus, OH group before she came to PA. She thrives on running schedules and being told what to do. This will be her third Boston Marathon. She encourages any runner to watch the Boston Marathon. Jeff Paladina Jeff decided to have a group run with Kari because the running community is incredible in Harrisburg, and he wanted an excuse to throw a party! Originally, Jeff took a picture of a Pittsburgh Starbucks mug and asked Kari to come run in Pittsburgh. Kari messaged back and forth with Jeff on Facebook, because she knew she would be in Jeff's neck of the woods for the Big Kahuna's swim meet. He got involved with his running community because he had children in travel sports, which took up a lot of his time. It made training very difficult. One of his friends started a purely Facebook-driven group called the River Runners, and he can post on the group his pace and distance to meet up with fellow runners. Eventually, he started running with more and more people, and they became a second family to him. They support each other in their victories or throughout injuries, and it's an amazing fraternity. At first, the running was primary for him and the social aspect was secondary, but now they're at least equal. He's excited when the group gets new runners, because he loves connecting with them and learning about them. Every single person shows up on race day with a story, and we're all there together for a common purpose. Not while on the run, some of his favorite moments, including one friend was unemployed for awhile, and the group raised $1,700 for him and threw him a surprise party. He PRed by thirteen seconds at the Via Marathon (in Allentown, PA), and he didn't realize his running friends would be there. They brought megaphones and spread out along the course. His friend Marni jumped in the race around Mile 20, which was amazing. Some of his favorite PA races include the Pittsburgh Marathon, the Richard S. Caliguiri City of Pittsburgh Great Race, and the Capital 10-Miler, the Harrisburg half marathon, and the Harrisburg Marathon (the last two are like “runner holidays”). He shares how listening to Vinnie Tortorich talk about no sugar and no grains has helped his running. He had heard Vinnie on the Marathon Training Academy podcast and cut out all artificial sweeteners and dropped about fifteen pounds. In 2014, he had run the Pittsburgh Marathon in about 4:45, and he ran the Sugarloaf Marathon in 4:10 last year. He started with diet changes, and now he trains harder because he's excited about his performance. He's part of the Fleet Feet training program for speed work and long runs. For someone who's looking for words of encouragement, don't worry about your pace or that you're not “fast enough.” Running groups have people at all different paces. Joining a group will change your health and your life forever. Just-in-Time Jabra Last chance this month! Jabra, a TRLS sponsor, is giving away a pair of Pulse or Coach earbuds in March! Sprint over to Jabra.com/TRL and sign up for the TRLS email list at therunninglifestyle.com/join to enter to win. This month's winner will also get a thirty-minute Skype chat with Kari. She loves the Pulse model because of the five different ear bud sizes/fits, the in-ear heart rate monitoring, and the ability to sync the earbuds to other running apps or use the Jabra app. Marjorie Dejoie, MD Marjorie Dejoie, MD, joins Kari to update listeners on her running and how her sickle cell disease affects her running journey. She was featured on “Using Exercise, Nutrition, and Mindfulness to Attack Sickle-Cell Disease” (Episode 102). Marjorie is training for a 5K run with a fifty-member group on April 8 and for the Blue Cross Broad Street Run on May 1. This winter has been quite challenging on Marjorie's health, especially because of the fluctuating weather temperatures. Spikes in temperature, precipitation, and humidity are also triggers. The quality of the air changes drastically with up-and-down temperatures. She's done a lot of indoor runs when she's had to taper, and she tries to always keep moving. What you put into your body (an anti-inflammatory meal plan) and what your mindset is (positive) will strengthen your immune system. She surrounds herself with people like Kari who won't let her stop or slow down. Marjorie is taking a class right now with Deepak Chopra and Dr. Wild Divine on biogenetics. Even though we're genetically coded, it doesn't be we are fated to be that way. To attend this type of Deepak Chopra online course, go here. Use the power of continual positive thinking. You're not going to just change someone's mind right away, but what you can do is engage them in a different conversation (how you speak and the examples that you use). Reminder: The April Book Club book is 168 Hours: You Have More Time Than You Think by Laura Vanderkam. Announcement: On Sunday, April 17, Kari and Marjorie will be at Philadelphia Runner for an all-women's event at 9 a.m. EST in the Center City location to focus on how to construct a vision board (specifically the components that you should be aware of when constructing a vision board). Attendees will make their own vision boards. org is Marjorie's web site, which stands for Marjorie's initials and the following: Make A Difference FITness Measured Ability During Functional Integral Training Medicine Actively Delivered For Individualized Treatment Serena Marie, RD Serena Marie, RD, chats with Kari about a frequent request Periscope question (@SerenaMarieRD) about fueling for your fat/weight-loss goals versus athletic performance goals. Have your eye on one prize—either fat loss or performance. If you are increasing metabolism and insulin sensitivity to burn fat through sprints, hill repeats, and so on, do your workouts on a lower-carb day. Concentrate on depleting glycogen stores that way you're utilizing the stored sugar in your muscles, and once your body uses the glycogen, it will pull energy from fat stores next. Post-workout, your muscles are asking for sugar, but you didn't replenish it with sugar if you're looking to decrease fat, so your body will use body fat to fuel your recovery. Someone who is performance oriented and wants to recover ASAP might want to have a small carb snack before a workout. After a workout, consume 20–30 grams of lean protein and pair it with at least 25 grams of carbs. They key is to pair the two together. Food journaling could come in handy to figure out how many carbs you need post-workout to feel your best. Level 2 of the Shake Yo' Sugar Habit challenge focuses on people who want to train hard and receive a personalized macronutrient distribution breakdown. Serena can tell you how many grams of carbs to consume per day and at what time of the day. Gratitude Jar (Woot! Woot!) This week, Serena is grateful for her running club (the South Brooklyn Running Club). She's happy that she took the plunge and finally went! Kari is grateful that the Fleet Feet store in Mechanicsburg, PA, gave her the opportunity to come chat about the 11 Strategies to Live the Running Lifestyle. She's also grateful for all of her fellow runners. Tweet Kari (@KariGormley) to share what you're grateful for, join the TRLS mailing list and hit Reply, or e-mail Kari@TheRunningLifestyle.com. Next week, Dr. John Ratey talks about sugar and depression. Serena Marie, RD, talks about the nutrition aspect from what Dr. Ratey shares. Contact: Dr. Marjorie Dejoie: Website: MadFit.org Serena Marie, RD: Website: www.SerenaMarieRD.com Facebook: /SerenaMarieRD Twitter: @SerenaMarieRD Instagram: SerenaMarieRD Kari Gormley: Facebook: The Running Lifestyle Show Twitter: @KariGormley Instagram: @KariGormley
Runners of the Week and featured guests, Tom Kreider and daughter Kristen, give pre- and post-race stories/reviews of their recent Disney races in January 2016. Serena Marie takes off her registered dietitian hat and reviews Sparkle Skirts, alongside dear TRLS friend Tracy Slayton. Kari also chats with Serena and shares her fun weekend meet up experience. Featured Guests and Runners of the Week: Tom and Kristen Kreider Tom Kreider, top individual donor to Kari and Serena's Action for Healthy Kids campaign to run the Chicago and NYC Marathons, joins his daughter Kristen to talk about their recent pre- and post-Disney race experiences. The Lay of the Land In 11 days, they completed seven races (71 miles total) around Disney World, a Disney Cruise Line, and Disneyland—all nonstop—and received a whopping 13 medals! In Disney World, they attended January marathon weekend and ran the Dopey Challenge, which consists of the following: Thursday: 5K Friday: 10K Saturday: Half marathon (~25,000 runners) Sunday: Full marathon Most run to experience the atmosphere of the parks, and Tom says it's a “really nice four-day party.” Tom and Kristen ran the half two years ago, and last year they ran the Dopey Challenge. In the marathon, you run through all four parks that include some special challenges: You can choose to ride the Expedition Everest roller coaster (around Mile 12.5) in the Animal Kingdom. When you run through Epcot and the World Showcase, you can stop at the various kiosks and pick up beverages (around Mile 25). The marathon starts around 5:30 a.m. (with corrals from A–P and waves that start every five minutes). The 16-minute-per-mile maximum pace allows for stops to take pictures with characters or ride Everest. There are water stops about every mile and a half, and at every single water stop there are lines of Porta-Potties. Cruise Experience On Monday morning, they went to Disney Cruise Lines at Cocoa Beach/Port Canaveral for a four-day cruise. On Wednesday, they stopped at Castaway Cay for a 5K race (~800 people registered), which is a special race for those who ran Marathon Weekend. Participants receive a 5K race medal, along with a special challenge medal. Disneyland Friday of that week, they leave the cruise to fly over to Disneyland for the Rebel Challenge. The Star Wars: Light Side—which is a 10K on Saturday and a half marathon on Sunday. Once they complete the challenge, they receive the Coast to Coast medal as well. Part 1: Before the Race Before the race, Kristen was most looking forward to the cruise itself and also the half marathon, because Tom and Kristen ran their first half marathon together. Kristen's biggest concern was transportation due to closed roads while she cheered Tom on. Tom's concern was not getting on the cruise ship in time for a good massage appointment (because that's a MUST after so much racing). Tom talks about dialing back his pace which led him to a better mindset and feeling better physically. Part 2: After the Race Tom and Kristen sum up their experience in a couple words: work and logistics (traveling for 12 days straight) They loved the races, meeting up with people, and the following: The race expos The race start. which is highly organized, great announcers (like Rudy Novotney and Creigh Kelley), there's a DJ/music, they show videos, and so on. For example, at the Star Wars half they had Stormtroopers, and the race announcers were in costume! The water stops were well stocked, along the course they have characters, high school marching bands, and the like. Best magical moment: Kristen and Tom at the end of the Castaway Cay 5K (gentle was their mantra for that race). The pain after running the Dopey Challenge wasn't as bad as after the entire trip for Tom. They traveled with about 80 people who were part of the Mickey Milers that focus on runDisney races. Only about 200 people did all seven races. For the Dopey Challenge, the bus transportation from the resorts started at 3 a.m. They got up around 3:30 a.m. and were on the bus by 4 a.m. They walked about half a mile to the start corrals, and they got to their corral around 5 a.m. The race started at 5:30 a.m., and every corral start time was separated by two to three minutes. They started around 20 minutes The half marathon course ran through the Magic Kingdom and finished in Epcot. The full marathon ran through the Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, ESPN Wide World of Sports (around Miles 18 and 20), Hollywood Studios, and Epcot. Jeff Galloway was on the cruise ship and talked to Tom and Kristen about TRLS. runDisney had an official event on the ship where Jeff was presenting. When the Mickey Milers had an awards ceremony (with a special Mickey Milers medal), Jeff put medals on their necks. Top tips/inside scoop from Tom: Running all four races in Orlando is a logistical planning exercise. Getting up at 3 a.m. four mornings in a row and then performing on the race course is tough, and you don't get a lot of time in the parks. Disney challenges will sell out within minutes, so get on the e-mail list. Registration always happens on a Tuesday at noon, so be prepared and log in with your Active.com account all ready to go! Registration is typically nine months before the race. Races are pricey, but they're first class (Dopey was $695; Rebel Challenge was ~$350; Castaway Cay challenge medal was $60; $1,600–1,800 for the cruise room). Tom used a company called Mouse Fan Travel to plan the trip. Top takeaways from Kristen: Supporting a race is almost more annoying than running it, because it was stressful (transportation, logistics with timing). Don't forget your nutrition! Oh, and get the pot roast mac and cheese from The Friar's Nook—it'll change your life! The registration for the Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend is March 15. Sparkle Skirts Review Serena Marie, RD, and the #1 fan of TRLS, Tracy Slayton, review Sparkle Skirts! At the Jeff Galloway Race Weekend, Tracy picked out a Sparkle Skirt for Serena. Serena's take: She is obsessed! She isn't an exclusive skirt wearer, but she owns some running skirts, and this brand (and particularly the Sparkle Skirt Swing model) by far knocked it out of the park. The design is adorable with a little flare. The spandex shorts didn't ride up, and they were the perfect length. Tracy: At the JG 13.1 race, she got two of them, and she now owns six Sparkle Skirts. She loves the coverage, a zippered pocket in the waistband, and the thicker waistband. You can wear it either forward or backward (with the pocket in the front or back respectively). Tracy has the Swing model that has a little flounce and a bit more coverage. The Sparkle Skirt Facebook fans are so loyal and excited about the brand. Kari met Leah and Tom, the owners, in Atlanta, and she loves their mentality and the fact that the skirts come in a variety of sizes. The shorts don't ride up, she loves the larger pockets, that it's American made, and that you can put them over capris or running tights in colder weather. Kari has the Slim model in blac Since you have so much space in the pockets, you could bring along some real-food fuel like Serena Marie RD's RaceRice. Ingredients 1 cup cooked rice (prepared with salt) 3 Tablespoons egg white 2 Tablespoons powdered peanut butter (PB2) 1" ginger root minced (optional- will make it VERY gingery tasting)Directions Form 12 small balls (a little larger than quarters). Flatten slightly so they're disc shaped. 2. Spray a pan with coconut oil over medium high heat 3. Cook for about a minute per side. They shouldn't fall apart when flipped. 4. Carry with you in a plastic baggy & pop 3 every 45 minutes! Per 3 race rice cakes (counts as 1 starchy grain) Calories 66 Carbs 13gm Protein 3gm Fat 1gm Kari and Serena Updates and Misc. Kari admires Serena's “guns” (from lifting), and Serena updates Kari on her HIIT workouts. Kari talks about her Harrisburg, PA trip, the Big Kahuna's swim meat, and her meet up with Jeff Paladina at Fleet Feet Sports (thanks to Fred and Shelby Joslyn!). Kari shares all about her injury—her heel was hurting, and her hip and hurt still hurt. She went to a physical therapist, and her whole right leg went numb all of a sudden. There might be an MRI in her future. The feedback that Kari got during her PA trip include the following: the show is positive, optimistic, and Serena is like Kari's younger sister. Jeff Paladina paired Kari up with a walker during the meet up. Question for Serena: What are the benefits of oregano oil? Sneak peek: Kari chats with Dr. Ratey on an upcoming habit: They talk about what's going on with him, that he feels we're at a tipping point to gut health, brain health, to meditation, to being outside, and so on. They also talked about the Shake Yo' Sugar Habit challenge. In an upcoming episode, Kari interviews eight runners from the Harrisburg running club (the River Runners group), and she interviewed the founders of the group, along with an interview with Jeff Paladina. Kari gives an update on her Shake Yo' Sugar Habit challenge experience. In the challenge, Serena has a real-food approach, but she also includes some of the standard American diet nutritional sciences approach to translate into real food. She examines the fruits (melons, berries, citrus fruits) that you can have larger portions of versus fruits like mangoes, apples, and bananas, because those foods are higher in water and fiber content and lower in fructose content. Don't forget to join the TRLS Facebook group! Two days after Luke Puskedra took fourth place in the Olympic Marathon Trials, his seven-month-old daughter was diagnosed with cancer. Check out the Go Fund Me campaign. Jabra Don't forget that Jabra, a TRLS show sponsor, is giving away a pair of Pulse earbuds this month, so head over to Jabra.com/TRL and sign up for the TRLS e-mail list at therunninglifestyle.com/join to enter to win. March's winner will also receive an exciting thirty-minute exclusive Skype call with Kari. She loves the Pulse model because it's wireless, has superior sound quality, and includes in-ear heart rate monitoring. The winner of the February drawing is Erica Barton. Congratulations, Erica! Next week, Kari and team talk about February's book of the month, Better Than Before: What I Learned About Making and Breaking Habits—to Sleep More, Quit Sugar, Procrastinate Less, and Generally Build a Happier Life by Gretchen Rubin. Listeners Tracy Slayton and Foti Panagakos, along with Kari and Serena, will talk about their tendencies so that you can better understand the concept. Contact: Tom Kreider: Website: TomsMagicalTravel.com Twitter: @tomsmagical Facebook: /TomsMAgicalTravel Intagram: @tomsmagicaltravel Serena Marie, RD: Website: www.SerenaMarieRD.com Facebook: /SerenaMarieRD Twitter: @SerenaMarieRD Instagram: SerenaMarieRD Kari Gormley: Facebook: The Running Lifestyle Show Twitter: @KariGormley Instagram: @KariGormley
On this episode of Wide Open Radio, host Courtney Lambert talks with Brian Klock of Klock Werks in Mitchell, South Dakota. Klock Werks has graced the pages of pretty much every motorcycle magazine on stands and you've surely handled his products at some point. From their full line of parts - including the infamous Flare Windshield, to custom motorcycles to salt flat racing - the Klock Werks Krew is well respected and earning a lot of notoriety. Courtney will ask Brian about his start in the motorcycle industry, the moves he made to get where he is now, his involvement with the Hamsters, and where he sees himself, his business and his family in 5 years. Listeners will also hear about upcoming Featured Guests who make up January's killer line-up. Don't miss out! Listen live Thursday January 14, 2016 at 7pm Eastern, or tune in to the podcast anytime after the live broadcast via wideopenradioshow.com
Bonus episode! This very special episode of SOC was recorded during our live show at Penguicon 2015. Travis and Devin were invited to Penguicon as Featured Guests and presented SOC at a panel. We had special guests BluRaven Houvener and Trico Lutkins, with special field reports by Ben K.
In this episode of EXPRESS YOURSELF - Reflections...A Year In Review: DearJames™ celebrates his 1-Yr. Anniversary on the air by looking back at the first 45 shows and topics he covered.From the Power of Series... to Mental Health Matters: Passion & Purpose to Victim or Participant DearJames' underlying message has been and remains one of Self-Empowerment, Surrender and Self-Love.Whether taking your calls LIVE: where you Tell It Like It Is: And Then Hear What DearJames™ Has To Say: to sharing the mic with impassioned Featured Guests who willingly share their time, talent and expertise: You the listening audience have been the reason: The Gift.In reflecting on the messages of the past: the Universe illuminates our pathway forward.It's "All in the playing:" so says the incomparable Shirley MacLaine.So, Lets Play this year of Reflection together. Call in with what you Loved, What you want to hear or discuss in the future: and as always: what may be on your mind...that you need the Universe's help in sorting out.
Call-In Number: 858-815-2333*** Tune in this evening, Sunday, January 12, 2014, for the latest episode of Playtime With Sandra Radio with your hostess, Sandra LONDON of Live&Grind. FEATURING LIVE Erotica Current Events Independent Music Sandra London Erotica Live Featured Guests and Callers ***Call-In line open to Featured Guests and Callers from 830pm Pacific Time during LIVE Playtime With Sandra Radio broadcasting
Discussion hosted by Eric Jafari (IPIN Global) about the apparent return of bank liquidity, how it has returned, the availability and/or lack of in different parts of the world as well as the impact on the Eurozone. Also, changes to Basel III and shadow-banking and, perhaps most importantly – is this new found liquidity here to stay? Featured Guests: Merzak Kaddour - Clydesdale Bank Edward Horn Smith - Arc & Co Andrew Fowler - Union Hanover
In 2009, Miami/Ft. Lauderdale ranked dead last in the nation in percentage of volunteers and volunteer hours. The organization addressed it head on with the creation of the Special Teams Program, a unique volunteer organization that enlists and mobilizes the services of the community with the Miami players, staff, and alumni. The program offer hands-on services to communities and families in partnership with social, civic, and charitable organizations, particularly in times of emergency. To date, the program has 3,204 volunteers that have logged 43,835 of community service, making them the most impactful group of its kind. Members of the awesome leadership team behind this one-of-a kind program, join us to shed light on how organizations can leverage the team's expertise and resources for their special events. Featured Guests: Leslie Nixon, Manager, Volunteer Programs | Twan Russell, Director of Youth Programs | Jason Jenkins, Director of Media Relations May is National Foster Care Month so we'll wind down the show with a spotlight on how the Special Teams Program has connected with The Heart Gallery of Broward County to help promote the adoption and enrichment of children in care.
In 2009, Miami/Ft. Lauderdale ranked dead last in the nation in percentage of volunteers and volunteer hours. The organization addressed it head on with the creation of the Special Teams Program, a unique volunteer organization that enlists and mobilizes the services of the community with the Miami players, staff, and alumni. The program offer hands-on services to communities and families in partnership with social, civic, and charitable organizations, particularly in times of emergency. To date, the program has 3,204 volunteers that have logged 43,835 of community service, making them the most impactful group of its kind. Members of the awesome leadership team behind this one-of-a kind program, join us to shed light on how organizations can leverage the team's expertise and resources for their special events. Featured Guests: Leslie Nixon, Manager, Volunteer Programs | Twan Russell, Director of Youth Programs | Jason Jenkins, Director of Media Relations May is National Foster Care Month so we'll wind down the show with a spotlight on how the Special Teams Program has connected with The Heart Gallery of Broward County to help promote the adoption and enrichment of children in care.
We will talk about different industries and how they perceive completion and equate it with beauty. We will talk about self identity, self love and the moment when most young women question their beauty. We will discuss ways to promote self empowerment and enlightenment within certain industries that revolve around color complexion. The guest will let you know who they are, what they've gone through in their journey to success within their career. Featured Guests are: 1. Tifffany Motivational Speaker & actress www.notjustabadgirl.com 2. Amanda Furdge Teacher Poet Model Activist http://amandafurdge.blogspot.com/2010/03/amanda-r-furdgecakes.html 3. Dartesia Pitts Attorney and Activist http://www.facebook.com/pages/Chicago-IL/DAP-Law-Group/112039409448?ref=ts 4. Coco Luv On Air Personality http://thecocoaluvchronicles.blogspot.com/ 5. Nellie Nichelle Model http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=203404056&ref=ts Conversation B will feature 1. Prima Journalist and professional curator http://www.iblog126.com/ 2. Nikki Lynette Artist & Model http://www.nikkilynette.com/ 3. Demii Lobo On Air Personality Singer http://www.myspace.com/demilobomusic 4. Mikko Monro Model and Motivational Speaker improv/sketch comedian at The Second City http://www.facebook.com/mikkomonro
The Black Folk Hot Spots Weekly Radio Show is about spotlighting Black Folk in business- set up to give 4-5 Urban Professionals a chance to tell the world about their business in a 15-20 minute informal, relaxed, interview format, if you would like to be featured- become a member of BFHS http://blackfolkhotspots.ning.com and make it known- as we will pick at random some businesses we think people should know about on a weekly basis. Call in at 347-989-8992 or Log in http://www.blogtalkradio.com/gioperation and learn about their services, events and plans for the future and ask questions about their businesses.Also LIKE our Fan page on FB -http://www.facebook.com/BlackFolkHotSpots or our website http://www.blackfolkhotspots.com.The Featured Guests this week are...Bahiyah Shabazz -the Founder and CEO of Shabazz Management Group, LLC, a personal development-consulting firm based in Merrillville, Indiana. As an entrepreneur, author, speaker, and coach, she’s recognized as an expert in financial and business needs. http://www.bahiyahshabazz.comChaundra Smith -The Founder and CEO of Naturally Me, Naturally Me is based upon the belief that ‘what you put ON your body is just as important as what you put IN your body’. That is why Naturally Me products are 100% natural and certified vegan. There are no sulfates, parabens, or petroleum in Naturally Me’s Products. http://www.naturallymestore.comJerome Lynch -The Founder and CEO of Top Notch Hats, Founded in Gary, Indiana by Jerome E. Lynch in 2009 from a 10 year vision. Top Notch Hats sells only the finest hats and men's accessories. Top Notch carries Dobbs, Stacy Adams, Kangol, Biltmore, Bailey, and more! http://www.topnotchhats.com and a couple of Special Invited Guests- Wil Wavvy of http://relationshipplaybook.com and Felecia of F.O.B. Inc - The graphic girlBlack Folk Hot Spots Radio is hosted by Ryan Hodge and Co-hosted by Vee Holman http://flashynista.ws (The Website Ppl)Our Business is You
The Black Folk Hot Spots Weekly Radio Show is about spotlighting Black Folk in business- set up to give 4-5 Urban Professionals a chance to tell the world about their business in a 15-20 minute informal, relaxed, interview format, if you would like to be featured- become a member of BFHS http://blackfolkhotspots.ning.com and make it known- as we will pick at random some businesses we think people should know about on a weekly basis. Call in at 347-989-8992 or Log in http://www.blogtalkradio.com/gioperation and learn about their services, events and plans for the future and ask questions about their businesses.Also LIKE our Fan page on FB -http://www.facebook.com/BlackFolkHotSpots or our website http://www.blackfolkhotspots.com.The Featured Guests this week are...Bahiyah Shabazz -the Founder and CEO of Shabazz Management Group, LLC, a personal development-consulting firm based in Merrillville, Indiana. As an entrepreneur, author, speaker, and coach, she’s recognized as an expert in financial and business needs. http://www.bahiyahshabazz.comChaundra Smith -The Founder and CEO of Naturally Me, Naturally Me is based upon the belief that ‘what you put ON your body is just as important as what you put IN your body’. That is why Naturally Me products are 100% natural and certified vegan. There are no sulfates, parabens, or petroleum in Naturally Me’s Products. http://www.naturallymestore.comJerome Lynch -The Founder and CEO of Top Notch Hats, Founded in Gary, Indiana by Jerome E. Lynch in 2009 from a 10 year vision. Top Notch Hats sells only the finest hats and men's accessories. Top Notch carries Dobbs, Stacy Adams, Kangol, Biltmore, Bailey, and more! http://www.topnotchhats.com and a couple of Special Invited Guests- Wil Wavvy of http://relationshipplaybook.com and Felecia of F.O.B. Inc - The graphic girlBlack Folk Hot Spots Radio is hosted by Ryan Hodge and Co-hosted by Vee Holman http://flashynista.ws (The Website Ppl)Our Business is You
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