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WOW. This week we have the pleasure of brining you a special and unique conversation with 'Finesse Foreva' Co-founder & Russ Millions' Manager, SK.In typical Past, Present, Future fashion, SK opens up on tough topics, with a view on inspiring others; one thing is certain, he inspired both the host, Lawrie Wilson, and team behind the camera.Topics include:- Passing of father and how SK coped- Finesse Foreva origins - The empty feeling after smash-hit 'Body' went NO.1 in the charts- Community work- Much, much moreHaving sat down with SK for 40 minutes, and now having been in constant contact with him since filming, we wanted to express that SK is a very special professional, but more importantly, a special person, and you will see this when watching; thanks SK.Feedback is always welcomed and valued, so please do let us know what you think by commenting, and be sure to like and subscribe too.- DiSCOVERY's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/discovery_rapp/?hl=en- SK's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/skmb30/?hl=en- Host's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawriewilson/?hl=enThanks - DiSCOVERY

In the third episode of our opioid use disorder series, we explore therapy, sponsors, and return to use with our patient TJ and Expert Dr. Chan. Share your reactions and questions with us at  Speak Pipe. We might feature you on a future episode!=== Outline ===1. Introduction (0:00)2. Chapter 9: Therapy (individual vs group) (3:29)3. Chapter 10: Sponsors (17:33)4. Chapter 11: Return to Use (21:40)5. Conclusion: (34:39)=== Learning Points ===While resources such as group therapy, NA, and other 12-step programs are not for everyone, they can be important tools to offer our patients. Sponsors can often relate to a patient's struggles with opioid use disorder more authentically than we can as their providers. While a sponsor may not be for everyone, they can be invaluable to walk alongside some patients on their journey. Return to use is hard, both for patients and providers. We must accept that return to use is part of the disease of addiction, and this is not an excuse to pull back on medication treatment or to give up on our patients.=== Our Expert(s) ===Dr. Carolyn Chan is an academic hospitalist at Yale New-Haven Hospital with interests in medical humanities, quality improvement, and addiction medicine. You can reach her on twitter @CarolynAChan. Dr. Lisa Sanders, MD, FACP, associate professor of medicine (general medicine) and author of the popular Diagnosis column for the New York Times Magazine offers her media expertise to the PCP team as a production consultant for the podcast.=== References ===SAMHSA's National Helpline: https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helpline=== Recommended Reading ===Buresh M, Stern R, Rastegar D. Treatment of opioid use disorder in primary care. BMJ. 2021 May 19;373:n784. doi: 10.1136/bmj.n784. PMID: 34011512.Alexander GC, Stoller KB, Haffajee RL, Saloner B. An Epidemic in the Midst of a Pandemic: Opioid Use Disorder and COVID-19. Ann Intern Med. 2020 Jul 7;173(1):57-58. doi: 10.7326/M20-1141. Epub 2020 Apr 2. PMID: 32240283; PMCID: PMC7138407.Hoffman KA, Ponce Terashima J, McCarty D. Opioid use disorder and treatment: challenges and opportunities. BMC Health Serv Res. 2019 Nov 25;19(1):884. doi: 10.1186/s12913-019-4751-4. PMID: 31767011; PMCID: PMC6876068.=== About Us ===The Primary Care Pearls (PCP) Podcast is created in collaboration with faculty, residents, and students from the Department of Internal Medicine at the Yale School of Medicine. The project aims to create accessible and informative podcasts for furthering the medical education of residents and clinicians in early stages of their careers. Building on the work of other medical education podcasts, Primary Care Pearls includes contributions from patients themselves, who have the autonomy to share their own experiences of how their primary care physician directly impacted the quality of their care.Hosts: Nate Wood, Maisie Orsillo, Addy FeibelLogo and name: Eva ZimmermanTheme music and Editing: Josh OnyangoProducers: Helen Cai, Addy FeibelOther Background music: Slynk, Astron, Nathan Moore, Dream-Protocol, Emmit Fenn, and ArcadiaInstagram: @pcpearlsTwitter: @PCarePearlsListen on most podcast platforms: linktr.ee/pcpearls

Join Guy Clarke and Paul Gorst as they react to Liverpool being held to a 2-2 draw with Fulham on the opening weekend of the Premier League season. The pair analyse the manner of the performance down in the capital before touching on the impact of Darwin Nunez who scored and assisted on his league debut. Plus, with Thiago getting injured they debate whether or not Jurgen Klopp will have his hand forced in the transfer window to bring another option in midfield in. Enjoy.Get exclusive podcasts direct to your inbox every week for FREE by joining the Blood Red Club. Sign up at http://www.bloodredpodcast.co.ukWatch and subscribe to our Blood Red videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BloodRedLiverpoolFCJoin our Blood Red podcast group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1656599847979758/

Here I offer a guided meditation designed to allow one to hear sounds free from their source and then to feel into the body beyond the concept of body. When we hear sounds in this way, we step away from the natural tendency to objectify our world of sound. Likewise, When we drop below any concept of "body", we may feel into the ever changing flow of energy and experience our body with a sense of freedom and curiosity. Meditation can be challenging at times. Occasionally we may experience things which surprise as a result. If you have any questions or concerns in regards to this, or other meditation practices, please feel free to message me through my website: www.suchsweetthunder.org I have been practicing meditation for 36 years and has been successfully teaching meditation worldwide since 2009, giving talks, facilitating retreats, and have authored two books. I have received formal training in Theravada, Mahayana (Tibetan, Zen,) and Vedanta meditation techniques as well as Trauma Sensitive Mindfulness, MBSR, Neuroplasticity, and Buddhist Psychology. I teach from a secular voice and I am passionate about bringing timeless wisdom teachings to people of any faith, belief system, or tradition. If you find these podcasts helpful please consider making a donation: PayPal.me/suchsweetthunder May All Benefit

Today's word of the day is ‘East Africa' as in my month-long trip took place there. Today's show is about my trip. What I saw. What I did. What I felt. I hope you enjoy hearing these stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Home for Horny Monsters: A Gargoyle With A Fetish - Abella isn't like other gargoyles. Mike Has A Dilemma.  (part 5)By  writerannabelle.  Listen to the Podcast at Steamy Stories. Mike gazed at the shy creature in wonder, finding himself once more in a predicament. With Tink, it had been about protecting her from the unknown, a risk he had taken for the greater good. Now, however, it was about his own salvation. Abella had a muscular, almost reptilian build to her. “You would do that for me?” He asked.“It is my duty,” Abella said, her voice a whisper.“It may be your duty, but I don't believe in making others do what they don't want to do. I would rather risk the lightning than feel like a bag of shit every time I look in the mirror.”Abella muttered something that was lost to another blast of thunder.“I didn't catch that,” Mike told her.“It's not that I don't want to,” Abella whispered. “It's that I'm afraid that you won't.”“Wait, what?” Mike could tell he was missing a piece.“I have a…” Abella sighed. “The other gargoyles thought I was weird because I have a human fetish.”Mike almost laughed, nearly broke that stillness between them. A human fetish? Was that like a reverse furry?“A human fetish.” Mike said, and Abella nodded.“It's why I came here. I enjoy being around humans and interacting with them, something that is forbidden in the outside world. Gargoyles are a terrible species, content with killing for fun. They are very territorial, and last I heard, many were either wiped out by man, or in hiding as statues. I don't wish such a life upon me. I enjoy the smile on a child, or the way a human woman tosses her hair. I like how smooth and soft your skin feels, and…”“Have you ever been with a human in that way?” Mike asked, kneeling next to her.“No.” Abella stared into the distance. “I've been too afraid to try it. How does one go about finding a man who can see me as enough of a human woman that the rest of my body doesn't bother him?”“That's easy.” Mike stroked Abella's stony curls, tilting her face toward his. “You see, I struggle with being around my own kind, and I'm rapidly discovering that what I like is outside the norm.” He pressed his lips to hers, marveling at how hard they felt beneath his. Pulling back, his eyes met hers. “There's a storm coming, you know.”He let his hands run along the edges of her wings, pulling them away from her body to reveal naked flesh beneath. Her breasts were smooth, yet strangely supple. Her lack of nipples threw him for a moment, but her breath seized in her chest as he squeezed her stony breasts. Even with all his strength, he was only able to compress them slightly beneath his fingers.“This is okay?” She asked him, stroking his stiffening cock through his pants.“It is,” he answered, running his hands down to her hips. She didn't have a belly button either. Sometime later, he would ask her more about gargoyles anatomy. For now, he kissed her stone skin, grateful for the little sighs she made. He had no way of knowing if she could even feel them otherwise. He explored her body with his hands, marveling at the musculature of her thighs.Thunder boomed again in the distance. Mike looked back, watching the thunderheads building. “You know, I would ordinarily be in favor of doing this slower, but do you mind if I hurry things up a little?”Abella was panting. “You'll have to be on top. I might crush you, otherwise.”Fair enough, Mike thought, spreading her legs with his hands. The folds of her vulva formed a triangle instead of a normal slit. Tracing his fingers along the edges, he found that the stone was softer here, like thick leather. Abella fumbled with the zipper on his jeans, gasping as his dick sprung free of his fly.“I've never seen one so close before,” she told him, stroking it experimentally.“Just… don't squeeze it so hard, okay?” Abella nodded, relaxing her grip. He licked his fingers, running them around her creases in a search pattern. Her vagina was also triangle shaped, and it took some effort to slide two fingers into her- he was grateful to discover that she was very wet just inside her folds. He had no idea how he was going to fuck her without some sort of lubrication.“Please,” Abella begged him. “I want to feel a human dick inside of me. Do it!”Mike pulled his fingers free. Her bodily fluids were dark, like oil, and smelled like black licorice. He gave himself a few strokes and pressed his cock against her opening, marveling at how it unfolded for him as he pushed into her.“Oh. Oh. OH!” Abella trapped Mike with her muscular legs, pulling him in tight as she rubbed herself with her hand. She tugged at her folds, revealing a ruby clitoris the size of a Robin's egg. Mike stared at her as she did all the work, using her wings as a lever to lift her hips and lower them. He did his best to thrust into her, but she had him pinned in place.“Loosen your grip,” he said, slapping her thighs to get her attention. Abella ignored him at first, but finally caught on when Mike let out a grunt of pain. She was crushing his hips, her stony legs bruising the skin on his sides. She slowed the pace, allowing him room to maneuver.“This is so hot,” she whispered, touching his chest with her free hand. “I can feel how warm your skin is when you're inside me, Mike. Human beings are so warm, and so soft, and-Nngh!” Her teeth clenched and she bucked against him, slamming the cliff with her back and scattering tiny rocks with her fluttering wings. Her excitement drove him closer to the edge, and he put his hands on her smooth breasts, pummeling her as hard as he could. He pulled all the way out, teasing her triangular slit with the head of his cock briefly before pushing back in. Every time he did it, Abella gasped for air as his balls slapped against her cold buttocks.“Oh shit!” Mike tensed, and then came. His eyes wide, he felt it, a sudden shift in energy between them. Abella pulled him close, gasping and muttering in French as he went limp in her arms.Tiny drops of rain pelted his face. He was laying between her breasts, a stupid smile on his face. She was running her fingers through his hair.“Did it work?” He asked her, catching his breath.“Only one way to find out,” she told him. He pulled free of her, watching her vagina close up, trapping all of his semen inside her. She stood, her wings cast defiantly into the stormy wind that was barreling down on them in the distance. She jumped from the ledge, wings spread wide, circling out over the valley.Mike fumbled with his pants, zipping them shut as she returned.“We must hurry,” she informed him, flapping her wings so that she hovered above him. “I am already weakening.”“Let's do this, then.” He grabbed her ankles, and she clutched his wrists gently with her feet. Pulling him out into the sky, she beat slow, lazy circles as they climbed, the cliff's edge becoming visible once more. Once they were high enough, she soared toward the greenhouse itself, a distorted wall of glass that climbed into the sky until it disappeared from view. The Mandragora vines were moving about a different part of the cliffs now, still searching for its prey. They shot overhead the Mandragora, crashing through one of the previously broken panels. Abella and Mike crashed into the yard, tumbling head over heels until they came to a rest, both of them staring into the darkening afternoon skies of Earth.Firing Squad“Ow, fuck!” Mike winced as Naia inspected the large bruise forming above his hip bone where Abella had squeezed him with her stony thighs. The Mandragora plant had actually injured him less than the gargoyle had, surprisingly enough. Save for some scrapes on his hands (well, and not being eaten), he was fine.“Yeah, that will sting for a while.” Naia placed a kiss on it. “You had me so worried! I've never seen the Mandragora do that before. You're going to need to feed it pretty soon.”“Yeah, that's right. Meat and cheese and wine. We're going on a picnic next Wednesday.” Mike informed her.“Oh, really? I think that's a great idea,” Naia said. “She'll love that!”“Wait, the plant…” Mike felt a cold sweat break out on his forehead, even though he was standing naked in the fountain. “It can…it can…”“I'm just kidding, goofball. The Mandragora can't leave the greenhouse.” Naia glanced over at Abella. She sat in the water, her wings pulled close to her body, watching the tiny water spheres circle the fountain, glowing with their own inner light. The sun was setting on the other side of the house, and the garden was cast into darkness, save for Naia's magic spheres. “You need to be more careful, Abella. Mike isn't made of steel.”“I know,” Abella grumbled, flicking the water with her finger. “Felt really good though.”“That part I get,” Naia agreed. “And I'm grateful you got to him before he was eaten. None of this would have happened if you hadn't picked that little cubby to hole up in.”“I was tired of washing off bird shit,” Abella said, popping a bubble with her talon. It reformed on the other side of the fountain. “If I had known Emily was going to croak, I wouldn't have come down here. It wouldn't have mattered if the Mandragora hadn't broken loose.”“And that's the peril of living here,” Naia agreed. “The Mandragora wouldn't have broken out if Tink had spotted the cracked windows. Tink wouldn't have slept for so long if a new guardian had been selected in a reasonable amount of time. I'm actually kind of worried about what other surprises await us as we discover more of the house. I can't imagine that the Mandragora is the only potential danger.”“There's an easy solution,” Abella said. “We need to make sure that someone is with him at all times. Currently, any time he is outside the house, he is under my care.”“You can come inside,” Mike offered. “There's no reason for you to be out here.”“There is, actually. I'm a living statue-not only am I likely to damage the interior of the house, but my kind hates being indoors. I come inside only for emergencies.”“Oh.” Mike sat on the edge of the fountain. The water was warm, heated by Naia's magic. “If guardianship is so important, then why didn't Emily have something set up in advance?”Naia shrugged, her greenish-blue hair shifting along the curves of her breasts. She was wearing her simple gown currently, which Mike actually preferred. It gave her some wonderful cleavage to look at. “It seems like there was a reason, but it's been gobbled up for me. I remember arguing about it with her, but there are definitely gaps.”“Which means it involves another monster.” Mike frowned at the water. “It seems like inheriting this home in itself is like a trial of sorts. If I'm not qualified for the job, something could kill me.”Naia and Abella exchanged looks. “Someone with him at all times,” they both said.“Well, that just means Tink needs to stick with me when I'm indoors,” Mike said.“Anytime you go exploring, anyway. Currently, you've restricted your explorations to out here, and unless you go back in the greenhouse, you should be fine.”‘And I need to feed the Mandragora, apparently. Any other plants living in there I should worry about?“Naia shrugged, but Abella nodded.“Yes, actually. The forest inside the greenhouse is an extension of the house. The plants being grown in there are there for a reason. Think of it like a little herb garden, but with spell components. A wizard would kill for access to it- I imagine that there are things in there that might even be extinct in the wild.”“Wait, wizards? Those are real too?” Mike looked to Naia, who just rolled her eyes at him.“Yeah, I guess that makes sense.”“They aren't as prevalent in those pigwarts books,” Naia told him.“Hogwarts,” Mike corrected her.“Whatever. Last I heard, the wizards of this realm were extremely limited in number. Less than forty total since Merlin sealed away magic for humans. Maybe one person a century figures out how to do magic, and usually the others track him down and kill him.”“Holy shit.” Mike shook his head. “That's insane.”“Now you know why monsters and magic items are so coveted. For some, it's the only way to gain any true power.” Naia tilted her head at Abella. “Gargoyles are impervious to most normal means. Neither blade nor flame can scratch their hides, and they are extremely strong. There are few places in the world that could protect you from a gargoyle attack. With just Abella at your side, you could have your enemies killed with little fear of recourse.”“Well, not that I really do that now,” Abella added. “I'm bound to the house. Unless such a task involves the long term protection of this place, I can't fly very far from here without feeling a strong urge to return.”“So, if I was in trouble a mile from here, you would come for me?” Mike asked.“If I knew you were in trouble, potentially. It would need to be a situation dire enough that I knew your chances of survival were slim.” Abella shrugged, her stony breasts shifting. “I'm more like a bouncer than anything else.”“How do you know what a bouncer is?” Mike asked.“Please. I'm not that sheltered.” Abella popped another bubble. “I have a people fetish. I watch lots of TV.”“Outside?” Mike asked.“Emily would leave the window open for me sometimes,” Abella said. “It's not like I need sleep or anything.”“Aren't you supposed to be watching the house?” Mike asked.“Gargoyles have phenomenal hearing,” Abella told him. “If it's quiet enough, I can hear a heartbeat from twenty feet.”“Whoa.” Mike said.“Speaking of which, Tink is looking for you. I can hear her calling your name.” Abella informed him.“She's probably worried. I've been gone all day.” Mike walked in the back door listening carefully. He heard noise from the kitchen, and found Tink digging through a junk drawer full of random crap.“Hey there.” Tink jumped at the sound of his voice. Her body was covered in dirt and grime, and even cobwebs. “Where have you been?”“Checking pipes,” Tink informed him, beaming a smile. “Easy fix.”“What are you looking for in there?” Mike asked.“Tink look for money.”“Why do you need money?”The doorbell chimed, echoing through the house. Mike stared at Tink, who stared back.“Who is that?” Mike asked.“Pizza.” Tink replied, scratching at a greasy smudge on her face.“How did you order a pizza?”“Tink use magic screen. Type in pizza.”Mike stared at the little goblin, mouth open. “My laptop was locked. How did you get in?”Tink tapped the goggles on her head. “Tink order extra good pizza.” The door chimed again. Mike grabbed his hair in frustration, then pointed at Tink“Stay out of sight. We'll have the internet talk later.” Tink shrugged, walking out of the kitchen. Shaking his head, he ran to the front of the house, opening the door. Holding pizza in one hand and a two liter of soda in the other was Dana. Her hair was pulled back into a ponytail, and tonight she wore a tight white top under her black jacket. The jacket was unzipped, revealing a large pair of breasts that had been forced together by a dark black bra that peeked out along the edges of her neckline, the same breasts that had sent him into Naia's tub in the first place.Mike's mouth went dry.“Hey!” Dana said, handing over the pizza. “How are things?”“Um, good?” Mike took the pizza in one hand. Dana was all smiles for him, and he felt that familiar nervousness hit him, a wave of anxiety across his whole body. “Uh, I didn't, um, expect you so fast. Let me grab my wallet.”“Yeah, sure.” Mike backed into the house and was dismayed when Dana followed him inside“Whoa, this place is spooky!” Dana looked around at the furniture, which was still covered with white sheets. She pointed just off to the side of the stairs. “Does that Grandfather clock actually work?” She knelt down to examine the pendulum. The back of her pants slid down, revealing that she wasn't wearing any underwear. Dana opened the door of the clock, her jacket sliding up to reveal a tattoo along her lower back.“I, um…” Where had that clock come from? He couldn't concentrate, staring at Dana's exposed ass. “I'll be right back.” He ran into the kitchen. Tink was busy staring at his laptop computer, which she had unlocked again. “Don't touch anything on there,” he told her, setting the pizza down on the table. Grabbing his wallet, he walked back out to the main room to find Dana giving the pendulum inside the clock a push.The entryway filled with the soft sounds of moving gears. The old clock's second hand started moving around the face of the clock. Dana's face lit up in excitement. “That is so cool!” She declared.“You like clocks or something?” Mike asked. He held out a twenty, unsure what the total was.“Oh yeah. I'm going to school for mechanical engineering. I love stuff like this.” Dana took the money from him and dug into her pockets for change. Upstairs, Mike heard a loud splash in the bathroom. They both looked up.“What was that?” Dana asked.“Bad pipe. Trying to get it fixed is all. Go ahead, keep the change,” Mike told her.“Are you sure? Thank you!” Dana's face lit up, and she hugged Mike. Her breasts were soft, pushing against his chest, and Mike felt a shiver as his body redirected blood flow to his dick. “Oh, shit, I'm so sorry!” She said, her face turning red as she backed away, stuffing the money in her pocket. “I don't normally do that, it's just that you've been very generous, and I needed extra money for my car payment, and you're so cu-“Dana's mouth slammed shut, her face glowing brighter. "I'm sorry, I just-thank you.”“It's okay. I remember what it's like, working my way through school. I'm doing pretty well now, so just trying to pay it forward.” He stepped around her, opening the door. Dana stepped out onto the porch and Mike would have left her there, but Cecilia was sitting on the swing, gazing out into the yard. Mike walked onto the porch, keeping Dana from looking at the banshee. “So tell me more about your major.”“Not a lot to tell. Class during the day, labs on weekend mornings. I have this gig to help make ends meet with student loans and such. I'm the only girl in my program, so I deal with a lot of creeps.” Mike stayed just ahead of her, walking down the path to her car, hoping she wouldn't look back. Cecilia seemed quite content on her swing, her hair fanning out around her as if she was storing up a massive charge. “Hey, if you need an extra hand fixing stuff around here, I would love to help out. My dad worked construction when I was growing up, so I'm pretty handy.”“I'll keep that in mind.” They were at her car now, the glowing Pizza Palace marquee on her roof. She seemed reluctant to leave, but gave him a wave, the light from her GPS casting an eerie light on her face as she drove away. Mike let out a huge sigh, then ran back up the steps to the house. Cecilia wasn't sitting anymore-instead she was staring inside the living room window.“Something is happening,” she informed him.“What's happening?” Mike asked. Cecilia shrugged. You're the Check Engine Light of the Damned, Mike thought to himself. He walked inside, staring upstairs and then toward the kitchen. Choosing the kitchen, he found Tink sitting at the table, clicking through websites on his laptop while eating her ill-gotten pizza.“We need to have a quick chat about… what the hell are you eating?” He was standing behind her, and Tink tilted her head up and back.“Tink order best pizza,” she informed him, holding up a slice for his inspection. Pepperoni, sausage, and pineapple adorned the top. The soda she had picked was orange, most of which was gone already. Only two slices of pizza were left in the box.“You really are a little monster, aren't you?” Mike flicked a piece of pineapple off.“Tink find good stuff on magic screen,” Tink informed him. Looking over the top of her head, he saw that she was on Amazon and currently had nearly a hundred items in his cart. He leaned past her and opened it up to see what she was buying.“Tink!” He shouted, seeing that his total was in the thousands. “What do you think you are doing?”“Tink see good stuff for fix house.” She opened her mouth wide, dropping an entire piece of pizza in. She licked the grease off her fingers. “Tink has job to do.”“Okay, I see we're going to have to talk about this right now.” Mike closed the laptop, eliciting protest from Tink. “The magic screen is off limits for the time being. Now I want you to-”A loud thud caused the light hanging above the table to sway from side to side. Tink slid her goggles on, and they both stared at the ceiling.“What was that?” Mike asked.“Tink not sure.” She touched the side of her goggles, rotating a dial Mike had never noticed. “Water in ceiling.”“Oh fuck.” Mike remembered the splashing noise from before. Running toward the stairs, he slid to a stop when he saw that the Grandfather clock was no longer there. “Fuck!” Running up the stairs, his feet squished on wet carpet as he neared the bedroom door. Shoving it open, he heard running water splashing the bathroom floor. “Naia?”“It's about fucking time!” Naia appeared, splashing water everywhere. “I've been shouting this whole time.”“I didn't hear you,” Mike told her. “The door was closed.” Tink slammed into Mike from behind, staring at the floor. “What's wrong?”“There's a fire elemental loose,” Naia told him. “Nasty little shit was sniffing around up here. I was trying to snuff him out, but he got away.”“What does it look like?” Mike asked. Walking into his room, he saw tiny scorch marks all along the wall. Looking closer, he saw that they were foot prints.“Like a lizard,” Naia told him. “Mike, it isn't something from the house. It got in somehow, and it was laying low.”“For what reason?” He asked, looking under the bed.“To kill goblin husband,” Tink hissed, looking all around the room. She hit a hidden button on her goggles and several mechanical arms sprouted, each one with a different covered lens. Flicking them into place, she knelt by the door of the room.“Wait, to kill me?”“Possibly. This one was sniffing around like it was trying to find a place to hide. If it wanted to, it could just burn the whole house down, but they are great for assassinations.”“That doesn't make sense,” Mike said, checking the window, but it was locked from the inside. He heard stomping above the room, followed by the sight of gray claws on the rain gutter. He opened the window up. “Abella, have you seen anything leave the house?”“No. I don't know how it got in, either.” Abella leaned over the edge of the house. “If you chase it outside, I can take care of it.”“But where did it come from?” Mike asked. “Did it come in with the pizza girl?”“It was here long before that.” Naia informed him. “It must have come in with you earlier today.”“But that doesn't…” he thought back to the spark he felt when he had taken the paperwork from Elizabeth. “Tink, check the trash downstairs.”“Tink go look.” The goblin grabbed a towel, dunking it in the bath. Wringing it out, she rolled it up, cracking it like a whip. “Mike stay here.”“Like hell I will.” Mike dunked his own towel. “I'm coming with you.”“You both need to be careful,” Naia said. “If it touches you, it may just immolate you to nothing but ash.”“Fantastic,” Mike muttered, following Tink out into the hall. Tink was walking down the hall, her eyes intent on something he couldn't see.“Tracks everywhere,” Tink informed him. “Upstairs, downstairs. Elemental go in most rooms, but come back out.” Turning to go down the stairs, Mike noticed the wardrobe at the end of the hall. Walking toward it, he made to turn the latch.“No tracks there,” Tink told him, yanking on the band of his pants. “We go look downstairs.” Mike followed her, holding his towel ready as they stepped into the living room. Moving into the kitchen, Tink opened up the trash can. Reaching in, she pulled free what was left of the folder from Elizabeth. “Fire elemental come from here.”Mike didn't have to ask how she knew. The folder was burnt. Looking into the can he saw the nest of ashes at the bottom. The elemental started as a spark, and he wondered if throwing away the offer had triggered it to burn and grow. “Okay, so what now?”Cecilia's loud wail carried through the house, sending shivers up Mike's spine. Tink covered her ears, frowning in the direction of her cries. Running toward the noise, they made it past the stairs and into one of the sitting rooms in the front of the house. Cecilia stood just outside the window, her mouth stretched wide and one hand pointing at the ceiling. Up above, Mike saw the angry creature standing on the ceiling, hissing in response.Mike and Tink walked further into the room as Cecilia drifted through the walls, her shrieks rising in volume. Mike put fingers in his ears, his eyes on the angry red lizard on the ceiling. It looked like it was made of lava, the air around it shimmering from the sheer heat of its skin. Its eyes blazed like fiery coals, hissing at Cecilia. It leapt off of the ceiling, passing straight through the banshee and colliding with the carpet. Spinning in place, leaving scorch marks on the hardwood, it spotted Mike.“Oh shit!” Mike yelled, raising his towel as the lizard came at him. It left a fiery trail on the floor, the hardwood burning up beneath it. It launched itself at him, and Mike dodged out of the way, letting it collide with a piece of furniture behind him. The white sheet burned up beneath it, the chair underneath igniting. The elemental burned its way through springs and fluff, the chair igniting, but the flames remaining local. Uncertain how to proceed, Mike watched the chair from the side, squatting down to see beneath it.The elemental charged him, crossing the space in a second. Leaping for his face, it was knocked out of the air by the fast crack of the wet towel from Tink. The elemental missed, crashing into the table behind Mike. Mike, acting fast, unfurled his towel and scooped up the elemental inside. It shrieked, steam rising from the towel.“Fuck!” Mike shouted, dropping his bundle from Hell. It was too hot to carry. Cecilia grabbed the bundle with both hands, spinning in a circle and launching it through the window. The glass shattered, the elemental and towel landing in the front yard.“Quick!” Mike and Tink ran outside, where Cecilia met them. The wet bundle looked like an angry steamed dumpling, rolling around in the yard as the elemental fought its way free. Mike grabbed the towel from Tink. “Is there a hose out here?” Mike asked.“Tink find.” She leapt over the railing, running along the side of the house. Mike held up the towel like a blanket, going the long way down the front steps. Staying off to the side, he watched the elemental squeeze free, scorching a circle in the grass and growing in size.“Tink!” Mike cried, the lizard now the size of a large dog. It ran at him on its hind legs, letting out a high pitched shriek. He saw Tink off to the side, wrestling with a house that had too many kinks in it.A thousand pounds of stone slammed into the elemental from above, grabbing it around the neck. Flames licked at Abella's stone skin, but the fire wasn't hot enough to bother the gargoyle. Clutching the elemental in her talons, Abella lifted into the sky, crossing over into the backyard. Mike and Tink ran back through the house and into the garden in time to see Abella fighting the angry elemental above the fountain.“Naia!” Mike shouted, the nymph appearing directly below Abella. She waved her hands, forming intricate patterns in the air as a wall of water formed around the fountains perimeter. Abella landed in the fountain, holding the fire elemental in place as Naia made the walls crash in. The fountain steamed, the elemental desperately fighting through the waves that kept catching it and pushing it back toward the middle.Abella pinned the elemental in place, the water in the fountain beginning to boil. Naia ran around the edge of the fountain, coaxing more water up from below. The garden filled with steam as the elemental unleashed its magic attempting to boil off the water and escape. Abella's face was a mask of anger, her teeth bared at the threat beneath her as it shape shifted, an amorphous being determined to survive. Mike and Tink could only watch helplessly as the air became too thick with vapor to see.Several minutes passed, the noise dying down. A cool breeze sucked the steam away, revealing Abella crouched in the middle of the fountain, a tiny glowing ember trapped beneath her hand. Naia nodded at the gargoyle, and Abella crushed it with her fist, extinguishing its light.“Holy shit,” Mike muttered. Abella collapsed in the fountain, breathing hard. Mike hopped in, the warm water soaking his pant legs to help her stand. The gargoyle was covered in soot marks across her stony body. She sat in the cool water, breathing hard.“That was no simple fire elemental,” she told him. “He was almost too hot for me to hold onto.”“She's right,” Naia added, kneeling by Abella's side. She ran her hands gently over Abella's skin. “Whoever summoned that creature has use of some powerful magic.”“We know where it came from.” Mike explained what he and Tink had found in the trash can. “The fact that it came from the trash and didn't just attack me when I walked in the door means something, but I have no idea what. The Society clearly wants this house, otherwise they would have just burned the place down. Ideas?”“I'm thinking this was partially a scouting affair,” Abella said, holding up a blistered palm. Naia summoned a streamer of icy water to wash across it. “The elemental needed to see who was here first. I'm sure they have ideas, but it would be a bad idea to just attack without knowing who and what. I saw it in wars all the time.”“You've been in wars?” Mike asked.Abella nodded. “Usually I used forts or castles as a hiding place. I loved watching the people below, and nobody questions another statue on the roof of a church. I have seen my share of sieges. My guess is that they sent in the elemental to scope out the territory and then kill you if possible.”“If I die, that's it. It was hard enough to find me, and as far as I know, I have zero family left anywhere.” Mike shook his head. “I almost sold the place anyway, but the will stipulated that I had to come and see it first, and could only sell when full ownership transferred, which takes a few days. I die, it's only a matter of time before the Society gets this place, and then they get to you.”“Who are they?” Naia asked.Mike looked at Tink, who sat on the edge of the fountain.“Let's find out.”to be continued. By  writerannabelle for Literotica

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This episode is the 4th in Madness Cafe's 4-part series on #endgunviolence. Join in as Raquel and Jennifer speak with Caia DeLaVergne, a 2020 Everytown Survivor Fellow, Virginia Moms Demand Action volunteer, and a graduate student working towards her joint MBA/MACC. During her freshman year of college, in 2015, Caia was shot in the head. Listen as Caia talks about how that, and the resulting loneliness, led her to a life as a "lazy activist". How to reach Caia:Instagram and Twitter: @imasurvivooorMentioned in this episode:- *The HEB Foundation - https://thehebfoundation.org/ - "Healing, evolving and building communities one family at a time."- *Violence Interrupters - https://www.violenceinterrupters.org/ - "Violence Interrupters focus on high level gang mediation and stopping retaliations."(* Moms Demand Action community partners)- Hope Charitable Foundation - https://hopecharitable.org/ - "Changing the fabric of our inner city and the world beyond, one child at a time."- Bipartisan Safer Communities Act - https://www.everytown.org/what-is-the-bipartisan-safer-communities-act/- “Returned citizens” - https://thenationalreentrynetwork.org/- Cure the Streets - https://www.naarcdc.com/cure-the-streets-naarc- Text BOLD to 644-33 to tell the Senate to pass gun safety laws - Text SURVIVOR to 644-33 to get in touch with survivor communitiesLet Raquel and Jennifer know what you think about this and other episodes of Madness Cafe on IG @madnesscafepodcast or by email at madnesscafepodcast@gmail.com,And don't forget to rate and review the show wherever you listen!Thanks for listening and responding!

Connecting with others can be such a foreign concept to the guys, to the point that one of the few times it happened, they've now made an entire mini-sesh episode out of it. As Tiler continues to question the purpose of this show, Ryan speaks of a time when he actually felt connected to a stranger. Getting hit on by your therapist, death perception, and horse steroids... but for people! They are THOSEGUYSYOUHATE!

Cardinals Broadcaster John Rooney talks with Tom Ackerman about the loss of legendary broadcaster Vin Scully.

Alex Kirry and Mitch Harper go through the biggest NFL news of the day. Follow UnRivaled on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook for more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mets pitcher Jacob deGrom speaks to the media after making his 2022 debut on Tuesday against the Nationals.

In divorce we have Fear, we need Courage, we go through Adaptation to changing circumstances, and we need techniques for Communication to deal with the settlement.   All three of our guests, Brian Bushway, Jaimee Kadish, and Brandon Shin were born sighted and now blind. The messages they have to share are inspirational, practical, and myth-shattering.   They still have relationships, too. Access to the visual world is one thing, but relating to the emotional world is another. Visual impairment brings a different perspective to life. We see in another way, through hearing, primarily, and through touch.   Find reasons to be hopeful. Hope brings us the future.   How we face challenges is common to everyone.   Eco-location means image with sound. Blindness causes people to see their environment differently, as do people going through divorce. Neuroscientists say that we can adapt to challenges.   See with sound.   Grief and drama go along with being blind. Cry. The transition to blindness is an Emotional Roller Coaster, as is divorce. Brandon lost friends while losing his eyesight. Felt sorry for himself, grieved more, and then met Brian as a mentor for eco-location and went through a transition to living life differently.   Light and sound work from the same principles. There are characteristics of sound; sound is different depending on the shape and size of the object. There is an Acoustic vocabulary that takes over. Neuroplasticity is engaged. People's brains can change according to what we have to work with.   Preparing for mountain biking, Brian started by walking, then running, then using his body to address and react to the sound of his environment as he moved through it.   Shattered all preconceptions about what he could do in life once he mastered biking.   All three of our guests started doing things they never thought were possible.   Physical versus emotional blindness.   Jaimee Kadish, “You can't experience courage if you don't deal with fear.”  Grief for Jamie is a constant, so she uses it to overcome fear. Jamie works with fear and used it as an opportunity to grow.   Brandon deals with fear by quoting Mike Tyson's coach, “Fear can cut you or it can move you forward in life.” Fear is necessary to grow.     If Jamie is resistant to things that feel uncomfortable, it creates a space between Jamie and all other emotions. If you push away the things that don't feel good, you can't really appreciate the things that do feel good, or the things that do feel good don't come to you as much. Jamie goes back and forth with sight; she is not 100% blind 100% of the time. But she chooses to close her eyes and to purposefully do some things, like dancing, unsighted.   Feeling to know as opposed to seeing to know. Know who we are and how we fit in life.   “People use the mirror to confirm insecurities,” Brian. “I broke free from the mirror!”   “Vision is being constructed in the mind,” Brian stated. “The brain can stop constructing visual information. Vision is then the picture we construct in our minds.”   Brian focuses on people's essences. He can sense people. A visually impaired person judges people by their gate, how they walk, their shoes.   “The breath and voice are the windows to the soul,” Brian continued. The breath and the voice is coming from the inside out.   People don't have control over their vision. They are distracted by the bright shiney objects. Brian trains sales people with their eyes closed.   How do you decide who you want to be around? Brian invests in people who want to be of service to others. I get to know people to see if those people want to invest in others.   Listen to your gut. I want to hear people talk. I only ask a few questions so that I give people a platform to let them talk without interruption. What do people project, not visually but philosophically; how do they think? How do people see the world and want to function in the world?   Communication in mediation is key. Communication is a personal and spiritual mirror of ourselves. I can see my own reflection coming off of another person. We listen to the physical world for eco-location; we can become a better listener in relationships.   What if we all closed our eyes when speaking to each other, can we have deeper relationships with each other? Having a different physical issue is a tool to determine who is right for us and who isn't. Adaptability and imagination are necessary to be resilient.   Creativity is a result of spiritual imagination. The roadmap is yours to determine. Am I willing to stand in uncomfortable places, uncomfortable moments, which leads to character attributes. Can't compare the future to the past or we can't be hopeful for the future. This is the process of growth.   We all have insecurities: Find friends, find partners to date, what I have to bring to life is the development of my passions and interests. I went from being the care receiver to the care giver. Finding creative ways to serve the people around him is one of Brian's missions.   Jamie:  Courage and faith, “Are we going to be a victim or a student of this situation? If a student, we can develop a deeper understanding of what we're capable of.”   Brandon: “The best creative product is found through suffering. Creativity has different forms, one being resourcefulness. Lean into the thing you're afraid of and deal with it. You've blinded yourself by the thing that you're afraid of: FIND YOUR BLIND SPOTS AND THRIVE!   Find your blind spots.   #fear #blindness #courage #eco-location #trust #relationships #perseverance #personalchallenge #imagination #adaptability #communication #acousticathletics #creativity #mountainbiking #neuroplasticity   Acoustic Athletics Team Bios   Brian Bushway: Acoustic Athletics Co-Founder   As a pioneer of human echolocation, Brian Bushway mastered the ability to “see with sound” in his late teens, was recognized as the World's Best Totally Blind Mountain Biker in his early twenties, and spent the next fifteen years providing perceptual training for athletes, teams, individuals, and organizations around the globe. Brian is a globally recognized keynote speaker, Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DIA) leader, Certified Orientation & Mobility (O&M) Instructor, employment accessibility director, TV and film production advisor, musician, technology consultant, and entrepreneur.   Most recently, Brian has launched Acoustic Athletics, a performance and development company that offers cognitive, sensory, and perceptual augmentation programs for elite athletes with his business partner Thomas Izdebski. In addition to working with professional athletes and blind students from all backgrounds, Brian also serves as a teacher of sighted mobility instructors on the use of FlashSonar™ (a specialized form of Active Echolocation) and Perceptual Navigation strategies. He designs and implements perceptual development plans for each client, and serves families by offering informational counseling and emotional support. But his impact doesn't end there. He has helped them create blind mobility programs and education courses on FlashSonar™, Perceptual Navigation, and family coaching. Brian's presentations about FlashSonar™ have also been showcased at the Museums of Science and Industry in Chicago and Oregon.   Brandon Shin   Brandon Shin, born and raised in Los Angeles, California, is a third generation echolocation student under the tutelage of Brian Bushway. Diagnosed with Optic Nerve Atrophy at age ten, Brandon lost most of his vision by the age of twelve. Passionate about martial arts and combat sports, he competed in fencing during high school winning third place against sighted opponents. Brandon studied in various martial art disciplines such as MMA, JKD, FMA, Jujitsu, etc. Today, he is an avid Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner who regularly innovates and experiments with his echolocation and perceptual skills to be more functional for martial arts. He enjoys being in the mountains, especially during the winter when the air is cool and when snow is regularly in the forecast. On his spare time, Brandon enjoys music and shooting guns with his uncles.   Jaimee Kadish- Acoustic Athletics Movement Specialist   Born and raised in Los Angeles, Jaimee is a Movement Specialist with a lifelong passion to teach.  Starting her career in pursuit of professional dance, Jaimee studied classical forms of ballet and modern dance while attending numerous arts programs and received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance from California State University, Long Beach. After being diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa, Jaimee switched her focus from performance to physical literacy, allowing her to dive deep into the relationship between anatomy, movement and understanding how the body works, how it works in motion, and the role of foundational movement in physical fitness.  Jaimee pursued her Associate of Arts in Early Childhood Education then entered the preschool classroom where she continued to develop her practice of using movement to help children learn and grow. In her role as a Certified Pilates Instructor (BASI) and Personal Trainer, she works with private clients in Los Angeles.  In her role as Movement Specialist with Acoustic Athletics, Jaimee accurately analyzes clients' movement patterns, identifies overactive/underactive muscle groups and compensations, and creates tailored training programs to enhance creative and functional movement.   www.acousticathletics.com   My Blind Coach- Relationship/Communication Coaching Instagram: myblindcoach Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MyBlindCoach Website:  www.myblindcoach.com Acoustic Athletics Instagram: AcousticAthletics Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AcousticAthletics Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-h5Y_i65SZx1EWwzHXE-8Q Website: www.acousticathletics.com   Brian Bushway Instagram: BrianBushway Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brian.bushway.3/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnSsNx-Ql3WNNcSULXdTbug Website: www.brianbushway.com

Hannah Phillips Mollenkamp 2022.7.31 Hammered & Nailed --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gilead-chicago/support

In this episode, we are joined by team members Bobbi Pickard and Chloe Whalley. During this powerful discussion, these employees reflect on previous experiences they've had where they didn't feel welcomed, followed by moments where they felt embraced by their colleagues and a company's culture. Tune in as we learn more about these resilient employees, the challenges they have faced on their journey to self-acceptance, and bp's efforts to continue growing a more inclusive workplace. Please be aware, there is reference to suicide in this episode, which may be upsetting to some people.

we wanted to do our 2nd (I think?) book review and we all recently finished the first book in the Red Rising series, Red Rising. includes a spoiler-free discussion at the beginning before we chat about everything from the characters and the world to Pierce's writing style and our thoughts on specific moments and themes. thanks for listening, watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyDf4ZP_nOMa75J5WNSTqA

Our Kickass Boomer of the Day is Laura Eiman. She was overweight, newly divorced, without direction and unemployed 20 years ago until she began studying the mindset of Olympic athletes, Navy Seals, and Greek philosophers. As a result, she has developed a unique mental toughness program to overcome negative attitude, lack of direction and life threatening sugar addiction once and for all.  Join me in this episode and learn why Laura is a Kickass Boomer! 

Daryl Ruiter with the breaking news on Judge Sue L. Robinson. Sources say parties have been informed that Deshaun Watson should be suspended for six games. Daryl Ruiter with the very latest with Ken Carman and Anthony Lima. Listen to The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima weekday mornings 6-10am on Sports Radio 92.3 The Fan and the Audacy App!

Today's story is about getting started in business, going back, and starting again… It's a beautiful example of how you can just get started where you are and work through what you need as you go – there's no perfect business plan or path. Marie-Lauren is a jeweler making her way in the world with her brand MLR. In this chat we talk about working through huge change, doubting the “right” next career move, leaning back into your known comfort areas when you're trying something new, struggling to make decisions on what to do next and stepping into bridging roles to get yourself to the next step. I love how honestly Marie-Lauren shares, there's so much we can all learn from each other's stories as at the core, we're all going through slightly different versions of the same thing – starting over. Follow MLR on insta And check out MLRs websiteSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sligo Rowing Club's Brian Colsh chats with Austin O'Callaghan after his bronze medal for Ireland at the World Under-23 Rowing Championships in Italy.

Sineád O'Neill of Killybegs has given a very honest interview of her ordeal, after her attacker was yesterday jailed for 17 years for rape, assault and coercive control. Sineád says she actually felt shame at becoming a victim, and that although she knew her life was in danger, she could not do anything

Humans of AI: Stories, Not Stats is an interview series with AI researchers to get to know them better as people. We don't talk about AI or their work or the stats of their life like what college they went to. They share what they think about, what they are insecure about, what they get excited about. They share the stories of their day-to-day life. In [S2 Re-sliced] Humans of AI: Stories Not Stats, we have collated answers from all Season 2 guests to the same question. All thanks to the efforts of Varshini Subhash and Mukul Khanna! All interviews in the series are available at http://humanstories.ai. They were recorded between February and June 2021. The host is Dhruv Batra, an Associate Professor in the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Tech and a Research Director at Facebook AI Research (FAIR). Find out more about him here or follow him on Twitter. The guests are Devi Parikh, Ray Mooney, Danny Tarlow, Kyunghyun Cho, Roozbeh Mottaghi, Judy Hoffman, Andrew Fitzgibbon, Georgia Gkioxari, Akshara Rai, Subbarao Kambhampati, Adriana Kovashka, Aaron Courville, Yonatan Bisk, Sasha Rush, Stefan Lee, Felix Hill, Pushmeet Kohli, Carlos Guestrin, Charles Isbell, and Yejin Choi. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/humanstoriesai/message

With Jerry filling in for Gio this week, C-Lo has the updates and starts with the Mets beating the Yankees 6-3. Escobar thought it felt like a World Series. We also hear from Aaron Boone, Edwin Diaz and Buck Showalter. Giancarlo Stanton hits the IL prior to the Mets game. deGrom has another rehab start today. 

AS7 finalist Shea Couleé joins for a deep kiki about the buzziest episode of the season, revealing her true thoughts on the Variety Show challenge's three-star prize, Monét X Change's decision to bring Trinity The Tuck to the finale instead of Jaida, fan reactions to the moment she won, and — of course — her perspective on who really hooked up with Monét. Catch Quick Drag on Twitter Spaces live Tuesdays at 3:00pm ET / 12:00pm PT @EW Get more of Entertainment Weekly's ‘Drag Race' coverage at ew.com/dragrace Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“It's like trying to go into like a dark cave with a rope attached to you so that you can find your way back and then losing that the end of the rope.” Producer: Whit Missildine Episode Summary: Following a tumultuous upbringing, a woman begins confronting the complexities of her identity and self-destructive tendencies, when all of a sudden, devastating bouts of Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder begin to consume her life. Social Media:Instagram: @actuallyhappeningThis Is Actually Happening Discussion Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/201783687561039/ Website: www.thisisactuallyhappening.com Content/Trigger Warnings: suicidal ideation, domestic abuse, self-harm, mental illness, PMDD, explicit languageWondery Plus: All episodes of the show prior to episode #130 are now part of the Wondery Plus premium service. To access the full catalog of episodes, and get all episodes ad free, sign up for Wondery Plus at https://wondery.com/plusSupport the Show: Support The Show on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/happening Shop at the Store: The This Is Actually Happening online store is now officially open. Follow this link: https://www.thisisactuallyhappening.com/shop to access branded t-shirts, posters, stickers and more from the shop. Intro Music: "Illabye" – TipperMusic Bed: “Cylinder Four/Five” – Chris Zabriskie ServicesIf you or someone you know is struggling with the effects of trauma or mental illness, please refer to the following resources. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255 National Alliance on Mental Illness: 1-800-950-6264National Sexual Assault Hotline (RAINN): 1-800-656-HOPE (4673)Crisis Text Line: Within the US, text HOME to 741741See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Mom rage is real. Have you ever let out a primal scream in your kitchen? Felt the urge to drop everything and sprint out the front door? Dr. Becky and fellow psychotherapist Anna Mathur are right there with you. And they're fired up to tell a new story about what this anger means: Mom rage is a sign of unmet needs. In this week's episode, the two share a raw, real conversation on parental rage—exploring how shame, self-blame, and societal expectations of selfless parenting run many of us, especially mothers, into the ground. They share thoughtful reframes on what it means to be a “good parent,” along with practical strategies on how to check-in with your needs before you burn out. Remember: When you show up for yourself, you're showing up for your family, too. Join Good Inside Membership: http://www.goodinside.com Follow Dr. Becky on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drbeckyatgoodinside Sign up for our weekly email, Good Insider: https://www.goodinside.com/newsletter Pre-order Dr. Becky's upcoming book, Good Inside: A Guide to Becoming the Parent You Want to Be, at goodinside.com/book or wherever you order your books. Today's episode is brought to you by the following sponsor: Outschool's online learning platform has over 150,000 live interactive classes—it's the perfect way to keep your kids engaged in learning and fun all summer. And because there are classes every single day of the week, from morning to night, you can schedule your kid's classes to work around your schedule. Go to www.outschool.com/goodinside and use the code DRBECKY to get a $20 credit towards your first class.

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You don't hear Leigh Matthews more passionate than this. A must-listen for footy fans.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

During the October 2021 general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Primary General President Camille N. Johnson spoke to members about pondering their own personal narrative and allowing Christ to direct their story. Little did she know that six months later, her own narrative would shift as members worldwide sustained her as the Church's new Relief Society general president, effective Aug. 1. In this episode of the Church News podcast, President Johnson talks about allowing the Savior to be the “author and finisher” of her story — and the individual stories of all. The Church News Podcast is a weekly podcast that invites listeners to make a journey of connection with members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints across the globe. Host Sarah Jane Weaver, reporter and editor for The Church News for a quarter-century, shares a unique view of the stories, events, and most important people who form this international faith. With each episode, listeners are asked to embark on a journey to learn from one another and ponder, “What do I know now?” because of the experience. Produced by KellieAnn Halvorsen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this special edition NRLW star Karina Brown shares her reaction to the boycott of seven Manly Sea Eagles' players, who are protesting over a special jersey designed to promote inclusivity in society. The full episode will be available soon but we just wanted you to hear this sneak preview right away. And if you don't immediately recognise the name Karina Brown, she felt the spotlight shine brightly on her, when a photo of her kissing her girlfriend on the field went viral in 2018. It just so happened that her girlfriend was playing for NSW and she was playing for Queensland, and they just finished a State of Origin battle.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

75 Hard is a big challenge and it took me awhile to give it a go. But my approach and intention behind it helped me get through in my first go. Feeling the best I've felt! Register for my new kaupapa '4 Weeks For You' using this link - the first intake starting the first week of August. https://ranzrewiri-coaching.teachable.com/p/4-weeks-for-you As always use 'PLANTINGEEDS' at checkout when shopping at YOUKNOW Clothing - https://youknow.co.nz/ Hope you enjoy!    

Még mindig full ingyenes, mindenhonnan egy időben elérhető adás. 00.00: Chinese paddlefish?! Kihalt! 02.05: Gyeperedetet elemezgetek. 03.50: Robotbirkák a robotfűnyírók ellen. 07.10: Fű után ayahuasca. 08.10: Vegyvédelmi Anett beayahuascázott. 11.10: „2012-ben Ecuadorbann  jéártam, gondoltam, beayahuascázok...” – Bede Márton korabeli leírása a szerző Dél-Amerika blogján. 13.10: Hej, amigo, ayahuasca, vamos! 19.30: Schultes és Burroughs. Egy drága könyv az etnobotanikáról. 23.40: Szerintem ez jó hír, hogy ez terjed Magyarországon. 25.00: Tíz éve ebből a sztoriból élek! 28.30: Az ispánozás betöltötte hivatását. 29.50: FGC: Fuck Gun Control. 31.30: BREAK. Itt ráléptünk a konnektor kapcsolójára, leállt a pult, elszállt öt perc, lemaradtak a Kalasnyikov helyet drónnal lövöldöző dél-szudáni marhapásztorokról. 32.20: Minden hülye lehet újságíró; magas presztízzsel bíró hülye – Angliában. 35.30: Lesz-e még UP-ból politikus? 36.00: Feltörekvő újságírók: Julius Caesar. 38.00: Xenophón, most ingyen! 40.20: Így írják ma píszí módon Artaxerxészt. 44.00: Busaízvita 2; nem gyűlölöm alapból az iszapos mellékízt. 49.30: Hallottad Uj Péter KRESZ-tanfolyamos történetét? Beszarsz! 54.00: Tuvalu vagy Liechtenstein a kisebb? TheTrueSize.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I felt left out… Left behind… Then this happened ❤️❤️ The Neville Goddard Podcast

The study group goes on an adventure in a hot air balloon, with disastrous and embarrassing consequences. We stay largely on task as we talk about it, except for the part about making a Tinder profile for Mike. Ben thanks Zuck. Mike thanks everybody but Zuck.

In our latest episode in our series on wellness, we speak with Jacqueline Olds, a Harvard Medical School associate professor of psychiatry, and Ashley Kirsner, founder of Skip The Small Talk, a group that aims to help people connect and have meaningful interactions.

A few weeks back we asked if you wanted to share your beliefs about abortion. Your stories. Why you believe what you believe. We asked, did it ever change? What informed your stance? And what would you want other people to know about *why* you think what you think? This is the second set of audio diaries from The Roe Series. We're still looking for more submissions, so if you'd like to share your beliefs, we'd be honored to include them. To contribute yours, call 407-494-0350. Your identity will be kept anonymous. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wegottatalkwithsonni/support

Hope you are well. A lot has changed for me in a positive way since we last connected. Far too long for an email but again my gratitude for the membership. Finding THEM very helpful. Wondered if this could be covered in a podcast or maybe I should ask on the webinar? 6 weeks ago I found myself effortlessly signing up for online dating 9 years post divorce. I've had no other relationship since the divorce as bringing up kids, working full time and caring for elderly relatives and just didn't think I had the capacity to look or take on someone else. My husband had been unfaithful so I was also very scared of getting hurt again. In the 6 weeks of online, I've have two conversations by message leading to nothing as both ghosted me but then unexpectedly connected with someone last week and had a couple of dates. Felt very comfortable and there was a strong physical connection. Plenty of chat back and forth before we met and in between but now little. I'm feeling like a love sick teenager, with every What's App notification, wondering if it's him, wondering why he's reading messages but taking a day to reply, why wasn't in touch sooner given we had a lovely time, he was keen and he was a gentleman. Did I read the signals wrongly?  I'm feeling rejected and a bit confused. I wanted to be open and clean in my communications but online dating seems to be a game that has to be played and I'm not sure of the rules so may have been too much too soon. It was lovely to have male company and attention again and I unexpectedly thoroughly enjoyed myself. Having withdrawn myself for so long I don't want to retreat again but also don't want to be feeling this needy. Wondered your perspective. I know you talk of your experiences. 

0718 This Event Changed How We Felt About About FBI And Gov WHY TWA 800 by Kate Dalley

You have seen all the undercover cop's movies, and shows. However, do you know how is it like in real life?In this episode, Tom Hardin, codename, Tipper X, was once a junior trader in a hedge fund and was involved in insider trading. But, he got caught, and the FBI recruited him, and have him wear body wire as many as 52 times, to help them build all the cases around insider trading.Listen to this episode, where Tom shared his story on how he was involved in insider trading, how he got recruited as an FBI "Body Wire", and how he turned his life around after the FBI exposed him as TipperX on the front page of the newspaper!Visit Notepd.com to read more idea lists, or sign up and create your own idea list!My new book Skip The Line is out! Make sure you get a copy wherever you get your new book!Join You Should Run For President 2.0 Facebook Group, and we discuss why should run for president.I write about all my podcasts! Check out the full post and learn what I learned at jamesaltucher.com/podcast.Thank you so much for listening! If you like this episode, please subscribe to “The James Altucher Show” and rate and review wherever you get your podcasts:Apple PodcastsStitcheriHeart RadioSpotifyFollow me on Social Media:YouTubeTwitterFacebook

If you've ever been stuck, you know that something needs to shift and really change before you can move through it.  But what happens when you can't see your way out? You will definitely not want to miss this episode; it will resonate with so many. It is insightful in many ways, and you will begin to see from this that certain ingredients in the mind are needed for transformation. And also, there are certain things that - if we do them with our mind - will keep us stuck in the old ways of thinking and in old patterns. Today's volunteer has been feeling stuck and has a beautiful heart. He is a wonderful human being, and the changes he needs to make are common changes that others need to make in their own lives. Brandy found herself stuck in certain places on her healing journey as well. And as Brandy works with him, you might be surprised as to what comes up…. If you've ever felt stuck or know someone who seems very stuck in life, I strongly recommend listening to this episode, taking the powerful insights from it, and implementing them in your own life. Additional links and resources:  Email contact: support@brandygillmore.com Website: https://brandygillmore.com Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/brandy.gillmore/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/brandygillmore/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BrandyGillmore Training: https://brandygillmore.com/healing TEDx Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dEbqRYqY_0

Joy Reid leads this episode of The ReidOut with the toxic stench of political violence that we have experienced here in America, now also being felt by our friends in Japan, as that country's longest-serving prime minister has been assassinated. Also in this episode, we cover how the January 6th committee has finally heard from the man who had a front-row seat to Donald Trump's effort to steal the election--Pat Cipollone, former White House Counsel. Plus, President Joe biden is now using the power of his presidency to help women get access to the health care they need, as Republicans race to ban abortion. We discuss the potency of the president's efforts with a doctor on the front lines of attempting to protect women's reproductive freedoms. All this and more in this edition of The ReidOut on MSNBC.

On this week's episode, Corinne and Krystyna examine the ups and downs of grief and help a listener whose boyfriend moved across the country to be with her… and then totally ignored her. Today's Guys We Fcked guest is comedian ONIKA MCLEAN. The trio discusses the aftermath of being raised by teen parents, tumultuous self-improvement journeys, the parts of religion that are BS, and getting lapped by a 103-year-old woman at the pool. 103-inch (give or take)commentary from Mike Coscarelli. Pre-Sale Tickets for C and K at the Center Stage Theatre (Atlanta-September10th) on sale starting at 10 AM  Use code "dumbb"  https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0E005CD7E3394359 WATCH THE GWF COMEDY SPECIAL -- "OUR SPECIAL DAY" -- FOR FREE: https://www.youtube.com/guyswefcked Donate To An Abortion Fund  https://www.thecut.com/article/donate-abortion-fund-roe-v-wade-how-to-help.html Follow Onika MClean  IG/Twitter: @Onikacomedy Follow Guys We Fucked on IG/Twitter/TikTok: @guyswefcked Follow Corinne Fisher on Twitter/IG: @PhilanthropyGal (And follow Corinne's store on IG @PerfectlyCenteredStore) www.corinnefisher.com Follow Krystyna Hutchinson on Twitter/IG: @KrystynaHutch www.krystynahutchinson.com Follow Mike Coscarelli on Twitter/IG: @MikeCoscarelli  THIS WEEK'S FEATURED MUSIC: Sir Sueno Song 1- Faded Flores Song 2- All This Time  https://open.spotify.com/artist/6ZXAX52MGSRtxzOC1Cw4VU?si=HmVlJGHsRGSibHlrPSlP4Q See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.