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Our waiting list has grown during the past several months – not surprising during this time of unprecedented anxiety and confusion. It’s why we’ve just launched a mentor recruitment campaign we’re calling 50 For Fall. Our goal is to recruit 50 mentors (or more) before September 22.Since most of the kids on our statewide waiting list are boys, we really need male mentors. We especially need male mentors of color because a lot of those waiting list kids happen to be boys of color. If you think you’d like being the catalyst that helps change a young person’s life for the better, you might be the perfect mentoring candidate. Or, maybe you have a friend, family member or business associate who’d make an inspirational mentor.Mentoring is fun, doesn’t take much, time and doesn’t require special qualifications. And, as one of our current mentors recently said, “It’s the most rewarding experience ever!”To find out more, go to: www.nbbbs.org.For those who weren’t able to tune in to Andy Fleischmann’s interview on NBC Connecticut’s late morning news program at 11:45 a.m., here’s an opportunity to view it now by clicking on the link below. In the 4-minute interview, Andy talks to news anchor Kevin Nathan about Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters and about the organization’s new 50 For Fall recruitment campaign – designed to persuade 50 male volunteers from the communities Nutmeg serves to step up and become Big Brothers to boys in need of an inspirational friend, sounding board and role model to help those boys realize their great potential.

On this week’s episode of This Week’s Episode, with the new season of Doctor Who dropping mystery after mystery, the gang tries to make sense of it all, and gets caught up in the hype in the process. In the top of the show, Kris finishes off Dragon Prince and Brisco County Jr., Eavn continues his love affair with Bob’s Burger (singular) and Karen prepares to say goodbye to The Good Place. This week’s episode Doctor Who - 2 Weeks (S01E01) Next week’s episode Miracle Workers - Spyfall (S12E01) Show Notes Patrick Stewart Invites Whoopi Goldberg to Join STAR TREK: PICARD Season 2 Odi-Wan Delayed? Jon Favreau Confirms The Mandalorian Season 2 For Fall 2020 ‘Law & Order’ Finally Set for Streaming Debut on NBCUniversal’s Peacock A Refreshingly Honest Talk With The Witcher's Creator 'Locke & Key': Inside the Beloved Comic's Decade-Long Path to Netflix Social Stuff PITAthon 2019 Support us on Patreon Geekade Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube Twitch Website Contact Us

Lilach Dekel-Avneri is a director, curator, translator, and dramaturg. For Fall 2019, Dekel-Avneri was a visiting artist at the USC School of Dramatic Arts thanks to support from the Israel Institute, an independent, nonpartisan, non-advocacy organization that advances rigorous teaching, research and discourse about modern Israel in partnership with leading academic and cultural institutions.

For Fall 2019, our Cru talk theme has been, "Did God actually say...?" (referenced from Genesis 3:1).- Did God actually say, "Preach at all times, and if necessary use words"?- Did God actually say, "You deserve all that you desire"?- Did God actually say, "You do you"?- Did God actually say, "Do not judge"?- Did God actually say, "I can do ALL things, through Christ who strengthens me"?In this week's talk, Cru Staff Deanne shares several key ways that our sexuality intersects with our spirituality and how the Bible addresses sex in three main areas.BONUS: Speaker Intro, audience Q and A, worship songs with Adele, Keegan, and Cassi.Credit for comments and content mentioned by Juli Slattery and the AuthenticIntimacy.com website: - https://www.authenticintimacy.com/resources/5656/you-can-be-single-sexual- https://www.authenticintimacy.com/resources/13879/272-from-sexual-exploitation-to-freedom-harmonys-story- https://shop.authenticintimacy.com/collections/passion-pursuit-study/products/passion-pursuit-workbook

British Designer Christopher Bailey's winning forumla for Burberry is creating collections that are rooted in reality but are always cool. For Fall 2009 is a contradiction between strong and soft, keeping the focus on the trenchcoat. "This is a moment for thoughtful fashion" Bailey explains. Featuring Lily Donaldson, Mario Testino and makeup artist Wendy Rowe.

British Designer Stella McCartney keeps making such gorgeous clothes to go out in. For Fall she goes back to her roots combining menswear with feminine touches of lace. Check out her celebrity packed front row.