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Thanks for listening to the Southern Ground Hunting series, Local Legends. This week's legend is none other than Jeremy Aron of the "Do It Yourself Hunter". Jeremy hails from the great state of Mississippi and is no stranger to big public land bucks. As a matter of fact, you may have seen him on the outdoor channel years ago or even on his YouTube channel where he posts recent hunts. If you're familiar with Jeremy, you probably have noticed that he is always hunting new states, and also always being successful in those states. Not only that but he's doing it on public land. For Jeremy, it's all a part of his system and it should come as no surprise that someone with his resume in the whitetail woods would have a system for their success. In this episode, Jeremy lays out the things that he's doing that he feels sets him apart from other hunters, even in places where the hunting pressure on public land can tend to get high through the month of November. Make sure you follow along with Jeremy and his partner, Daniel, on their YouTube channel "Do It Yourself Hunter". Become a SGH Patron:https://www.patreon.com/SouthernGroundHuntingOur Partners:Spartan Forge - Use the code “southernground” at www.spartanforge.ai to save 25% on your membershipTethrd - www.tethrdnation.comNucanoe - www.nucanoe.comSkre Gear - Use the code “southernground” at www.skregear.com to save 15% on your purchase Southern Ground Hunting is powered by Simple Cast.

Thanks for listening to the Southern Ground Hunting series, Local Legends. This week's legend is none other than Jeremy Aron of the "Do It Yourself Hunter". Jeremy hails from the great state of Mississippi and is no stranger to big public land bucks. As a matter of fact, you may have seen him on the outdoor channel years ago or even on his YouTube channel where he posts recent hunts. If you're familiar with Jeremy, you probably have noticed that he is always hunting new states, and also always being successful in those states. Not only that but he's doing it on public land. For Jeremy, it's all a part of his system and it should come as no surprise that someone with his resume in the whitetail woods would have a system for their success. In this episode, Jeremy lays out the things that he's doing that he feels sets him apart from other hunters, even in places where the hunting pressure on public land can tend to get high through the month of November. Make sure you follow along with Jeremy and his partner, Daniel, on their YouTube channel "Do It Yourself Hunter". Become a SGH Patron:https://www.patreon.com/SouthernGroundHuntingOur Partners:Spartan Forge - Use the code “southernground” at www.spartanforge.ai to save 25% on your membershipTethrd - www.tethrdnation.comNucanoe - www.nucanoe.comSkre Gear - Use the code “southernground” at www.skregear.com to save 15% on your purchase Southern Ground Hunting is powered by Simple Cast.

Movie 'POWDER' Commentary by David Hoffmeister - Online Movie Workshop.The awakening classic movie 'Powder (1995)' was chosen for this week's movie workshop. In the movie, the main character “Jeremy” is a shy boy with a gentle heart and a telepathic mind, and the ability to heal others. Yet Jeremy hides in the basement for most of his life, afraid to be seen, because the world is afraid of what it cannot understand, label, and categorize. Powers and abilities of the mind that go beyond accepted norms, as well as appearances that stand out, are both judged harshly. Yet, the development of powers, abilities, and appearances that defy traditional explanations are natural phenomena as the mind evolves beyond limiting beliefs. For Jeremy as for the rest of us, the greatest desire of our hearts is to go home, to go back to the Source of our Being.Listen to David's extraordinary commentary on this classic movie and the workshop themes after the movie.If you are interested to know more about the All Day Movie Workshops and how to participate, here is more information: https://circle.livingmiraclescenter.org/acim-online-movies.The online movie workshop was recorded on May 22, 2021, in Living Miracles Studio in Quantico, Chapala, Mexico.

For Jeremy and Apollo.This tale concludes our three part tale and wraps up Season 4.We pick up where we left off in Part 2, with Victoria suffering the effects of the destruction of The Piper's Flute. After freeing the children captured and caged by the evil man, Victoria remained behind, trapped sacrificing her freedom to overcome the dark enemy that nearly destroyed the lives of so many. But, Victoria has helped many, and they are unwilling to let her remain trapped.Written by Daniel FoytikCast (in order of appearance):Victoria Bigglesworth-Hayes: Amber CollinsNarrator: Graham RowatSpecial Agent Jackie Ellis: Francesca MeauxTom: Daniel FoytikThe Waitress: Cynthia LowmanThe Piper: Pearse O'ByrneGet your copy of The Lift, 9 Stories of Transformation Volume One – now available on Amazon.Art: Amber CollinsScore: Nico Vettese, We Talk of Dreams A 9th Story Studios Production | Foytik, Lowman, Collins, VetteseListen and Subscribe: iTunes | TuneIn | StitcherTHEMES:The Lift Opening Theme MusicComposed and Recorded by Kimberly Henninger and Shawn Parke of Henninger-Parke Musiccathedralsounds.org"Victoria's Music Box, (Victoria's Theme)" and The Lift Closing Theme MusicComposed and Recorded by Nico Vettese of We Talk of Dreams www.wetalkofdreams.comFX:Sound FX: freesound.org, audioblocks.comAUDIO RECORDINGSound Design by Daniel Foytik, 9th Story Studios: www.9thstory.comProducer/ Creator: Daniel FoytikProducer/ Co-Creator, Story Editor: Cynthia LowmanExecutive Producers: Amber Collins, Nico Vettese, Nelson W. PylesVisit The Lift: Facebook | TwitterThe Lift and all characters, places, and situations are property of Daniel Foytik, Cynthia Lowman, 9th Story Studios, LLC and may not be used in any form without their permission.

In this episode that does everything but stink, your hosts are joined by Jeremy Lloyd (Dark Tower Radio, RF4RM) to take a trip back to the 90's and relive the first season of the classic cartoon; The Critic.  For Jeremy and Jarrad who grew up with this cartoon, it is a hilarious trip down memory lane and for Melissa who is viewing the show for the first time; it was love at first sight.  Sit back, put the rear in your ear, get ready to boogie with Baby '37 and listen to these 3 hosts spend 3.5 hours breaking down each episode of the 13 episode first season and laugh their asses off quoting some of their favorite jokes. You'd swear this was the "I Love Franklin Sherman" Podcast. Be sure to subscribe to Dark Tower Radio wherever you find your podcasts!

This Kitchen Design Essentials episode has special guest, Jeremy Gates from Gaia Construction chat with Frances about some of the key mistakes people make when embarking on creating a new kitchen – and not really understanding the impact of these decisions. Jeremy shares his vast experience as a carpenter and builder on how to avoid mistakes when designing your kitchen, and how a builder can really assist you to meet expectations if engaged early on in the process. A very insightful discussion for getting your kitchen right.   SHOW NOTES Jeremy Gates Managing Director of Gaia Construction joined Frances in this episode to discuss kitchen design and mistakes, from a builder’s perspective. The biggest oversight that creates problems for builders from a kitchen design perspective; When somebody has a concrete floor and it’s difficult to get the plumbing in, or there will be damage to the current floor. If you put it in a induction cooktop, and depending on what your fuse board, you may need to upgrade it.  Communicating you have a water point for the  fridge Anything can be done but the implication is the cost. Being informed allows you to make the right decisions that matter to you. When designing kitchens, builders look at it from the practicality point of view and how it can be constructed. The best way to approach designing your kitchen Decide on a budget as it often decides which direction the kitchen is going to be. What are the finishes? Have you got a young family? How are you going to use the kitchen? Is it the hub of the home? Do you do lots of cooking? What are the appliances you want in there? Have a look  friends kitchens and what may also work for you. Work out on the appliances you need Do you need a wine fridge? Coffee machine Steam oven Double oven Cooktop size Think about storage and make sure everything is in the right place Engage with an expert Get people on your job that are going to share the journey with you, that put your priorities first. If you want something that they don't really think works properly, that's fine. Understand their reasoning, so you can make the right decisions. They need to listen and really understand what you're trying to achieve because it is your kitchen, not theirs. The best time to engage a builder Engage with a builder early on so you can start seeing realistic costs compared to your budget. It's good to have an idea about what's realistic in terms of what your expectations are. Avoid building a kitchen without joinery design The cabinet maker’s job is to build what is drawn. To do their job properly it has to be drawn properly as joinery drawings, so it’s easy to review, quote accurately, and adjust if needed. The drawings are essential to provide details such as drawer handles, depth of our drawers, exact measurements, and materials. Best way to work with a builder For Jeremy, the first meeting is at no charge. Once you engage the builder it will be for a fixed fee treat your builder as a professional. Ensure they are qualified, and consider their vested interest when giving advice. Things that clients can do at the detriment to themselves and the end result They design the kitchen themselves and end up paying They under-capitalise in their kitchen, which is just as bad as over capitalising! Eg. Not making the best use of space in your kitchen. Not being aware of products that are available, that can improve the design, functionality, durability, and aesthetics of the kitchen. Number one tip for those who want to renovate or build a new kitchen Find a designer and a builder that have the same priorities as you. Somebody who is on the same journey with you and your kitchen. You have to be comfortable with the people you're working with. You've got to keep focused on the fact that it's your journey and that you are able to relate to the people on your team. If you don't actually get along with them or relate to them, you're never going to get the proper outcome anyway. Learn more about Gaia Construction and Jeremy’s Services here Available Services Overwhelmed by the amount of decisions that need to be made when creating stylish, functional and durable Kitchen? What materials to select, what colours go with eachother? We offer several different kitchen design packages to assist with your kitchen design – be it a makeover, renovation or new kitchen. Click the link here to find more. If you’re thinking about renovating or building your own “Forever Home”, get in touch with Frances directly, by booking a chat with her.   Related Resources: A Beginner's Guide to Reading Building Episode 14: Forever Home LIVE- Joinery Drawings and Why Do Them Early On Episode 30: Kitchen Design Essentials -Kitchen Design Layouts and Location Episode 31: Forever Home LIVE- Styles - and how a brief determines the outcome The five building stages What you need to know before you build The building stages and what to expect  

Today was a special delight because i had an opportunity to record a podcast with Jeremey and his daughter Nea. Together they each shared what their fears are and thoughts on how they handle their fear. For Jeremy its a visceral memory of when he shattered his teeth bike riding as a young boy and for Nea it’s a dark night camping when owls would hoot in the night. They are also creating their own amazing podcast based on stories that Jeremy used to tell Nea before bedtime called The Land of Atheria which you can check out here: Website: http://www.thelandofatheria.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thelandofatheria Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/landofatheria/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/landofatheria and listen on Apple Podcast / iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-land-of-atheria/id1497980850

This week’s conversation is with Jeremy Jones, an accomplished filmmaker, entrepreneur, environmentalist and snowboarding pioneer.Jeremy is widely regarded as one of the most legendary big mountain riders and explorers of all time.Named a National Geographic “Adventurer of the Year” and ten times voted “Best Big Mountain Rider of the Year” by Snowboarder Magazine, Jeremy has starred in over a hundred snowboard movies and videos worldwide, including his highly acclaimed, foot-powered snowboarding trilogy Deeper, Further and Higher.He is the founder and CEO of award-winning Jones Snowboards, dedicated to the development of the highest quality backcountry snowboards and accessories.In 2007, Jeremy founded Protect Our Winters, a global cause uniting the winter sports community against climate change and was recognized in as a Champion of Change by President Barack Obama.In this conversation we discuss passion, risk, and managing stress.For Jeremy it comes down to understanding what the end goal is but not getting caught up in it.------Please support our partners!We're able to keep growing and creating content for YOU because of their support. We believe in their mission and would appreciate you supporting them in return!!To take advantage of deals from our partners, head to https://www.findingmastery.net/partners where you'll find all discount links and codes mentioned in the podcast.

Jeremy Floyd was born and raised on the South side of Chicago, is a person who refuses to quit, aspires to inspire others, and hopes to make as many people possible smile in the process. Jeremy is someone God brought from self-hatred and big mistakes to finding purpose realizing God can take broken vessels and make us whole through Jesus Christ. Listeners on the show today will be challenged and inspired to walk away from fear and motivated to step into their God given purpose in this life. Introduction to Jeremy Floyd (3:00) Jeremy moved from Chicago to Minneapolis in 2009. He has a twin brother that passed away at age 13 and another brother six years older than himself. His life has been the epitome of never giving up. Having faced abuse, brokenness, and deep grief, Jeremy learned from a young age to be a fighter. Growing up amidst the chaos he also realized that he could distract himself and others with laughter. Light in Dark Places (4:30) God will still allow good to come out of dark places. Our gifts can be used and cultivated in the darkest of times! Jeremy has done a lot of suffering in life and through the trials it taught him that sometimes we have to fight, claw, scrape, get down and dirty before we will rise up again. His Ways, Not Our Ways (5:45) God is intertwined in every single detail of our lives. Through the years of suffering Jeremy went through in life, he came to a place where he was ready to surrender fully to God. Jeremy did not want to know God based off what others would tell him, rather he was desperate to know God for himself. Becoming A Son (6:30) There are over 7 billion people on this earth, and how amazing is it that God would be mindful to each of our hearts!  Jeremy shares God seems to be making up the time now for what he didn’t have with his dad growing up. True Identity (8:00) True identity comes from God. As we discover who God is, we discover who we are. Going hand in hand, as we discover who we are in Christ, giftings are also discovered within! A Quest For True Love (11:00) Jeremy searched for true love in places like drugs, sports, alcohol, self image, and sex for a long time. In his adult years he came to a point where he knew that he needed God more than anything else in this life. A Deep Cry (12:30) God is always in pursuit of us, He will answer our cries. God is Good (14:30) God is good and he always will be good. Jeremy desires to live the rest of his life helping people believe again and finding their true purpose. Find What Matters (14:30) As believers we are created to go against the grain of the culture. We are born to live for the Kingdom of God. What are you doing for the kingdom? A Strong Voice (17:00) Carrie takes a moment to thank Jeremy for being a strong voice, helping pave a path for others to follow. The Solution (18:00) Jeremy believes the only way many issues will get resolved today is by turning back to Christ. There is a difference between saying that you are a “Christian” and living ones life out as a believer. Wrestling (21:00) After fighting back and forth being frustrated with God and wondering why he’s had to go through so much suffering in his life, Jeremy remembers a voice saying “I can’t take something from you that you never wanted to give up”. In that moment Jeremy said “I surrender” and believed in his heart God could take a weak yes and turn it into a strong yes. The Pursuit (22:30) Carrie elaborates on the importance of knowing God based off personal experience rather than the experience of others. We are not meant to ride on the coattails of other people and unfortunately there are people in the church who have yet to receive this revelation. It wasn't until Carrie was challenged to go and share her faith to the world that she realized this for herself too. Rise Up Church (24:45) God is not a genie in a bottle, He is worthy of our full hearted pursuit and devotion. God is loving, but there are also things God hates. Everyday we are in a spiritual warfare, it is time for the Church to stand back up! Walk Unchained (29:00) Jeremy has chosen to embark on a walking journey from Minneapolis, MN to Santa Monica, CA starting June 1st, 2019. He will launch from the adult teen challenge center and the entire walking experience journey will be recorded. To follow along on the journey click HERE. The Vision (30:00) Jeremy had a dream of walking across the states since he was 10 years old but knew he wasn't old enough to go quite yet. At age 13 his twin brother passed away and knew that his parents for sure would not allow him to walk after that either, for they didn't want to lose another child. Fast forward years later, this past fall Jeremy found himself in his car praying and worshipping, and in that time received a vision from God revealing his calling and reminding him to do the walk across the states. Moving Forward, Looking Backwards (32:45) Often times God will prepare us for future endeavours without ourselves realizing it. Jeremy reflects back and sees how often he walked to places and had often asked himself “why do I have to walk so much”. Now he reflects on those past experiences and realizes there was always significance to it. Childlike Wonder (33:00) We were created to open our hearts to God. We were made to believe God could use broken people like ourselves to do mighty things in this world today! Known (36:30) In order to know our true selves, purpose, and giftings, we need to come close to God because he created us in the first place. For Jeremy, He discovered that he loves to make people smile and help people operate in their purpose. When he is making people smile and helping, that is where he feels most alive. Find Your Purpose (39:00) Jeremy cannot imagine dying and not doing what He was created to do. This walk is the start of a lifelong journey empowering and inspiring others to latch onto God and to find out what their purpose in this life is too. In this time of walking he will be making stops at rehab centers, youth homes, vlogging, and sharing the raw and real moments of everyday life on the ground. It’s going to be an amazing journey and we hope you choose to follow along too! CONNECT with Carrie Robaina by clicking here. CONNECT with Jeremy Floyd by clicking here. FAITH SHOP Grab your cool She Walks In Truth gear at our new Faith Shop! RATE & REVIEW  Rate and review She Walks In Truth on iTunes by clicking here. JOIN THE AFTER PARTY Connect with Carrie and other sister friends who listen to the show by joining the after party in our She Walks In Truth private group on Facebook by clicking here. In the group we chat about the episodes and support one another on this journey called life!  

For Jeremy it's the Tri-Tip... For Jeremy it's the buzz... But it would be nice to get a straw for your drink every once in awhile.

Welcome To The Ecommerce Uncovered Podcast In this episode of the Ecommerce Uncovered Podcast Jeremy welcomes back co-host Paul to discuss the 15 key things to consider for your online business for peak season. For Jeremy and Paul peak season is Q4 from Cyber Week to Christmas and the season is expanding. Jeremy and Paul discuss why planning early is essential to success and why speaking to your customers and carriers prior to peak can give you a headstart in the industry. Understand that changes to systems and processes must be tested and inplace before you get into your peak season and that organic growth should be factored in your plan. Jeremy talks about the need for an organised Carrier pick up, schedule and volume capacity and why managing your staff resources and employee morale has an effect of your business's reputation. Understand the need for inbound and outbound goods forecasting and how to ensure your internal systems work for the volumes you are expecting during peak. Find out why warehouse space can be crucial to success, when planning for incoming and outgoing stock and why you must always have contingencies in place to make sure any problems you incur during peak season are resolved quickly, Key Takeaways Start To Plan Now - A sufficient plan in place to handle to peak volume Carriers - Logistics for your carriers Staff Resource - Have you got enough staff to deal with the increase in volume Identify The Current Weaknesses In Your Operation Inbound Goods - Ensuring you have the goods available for peak Outbound Process - Ensure its streamlined, scheduled and forecasted Planning Your Space - Prepare enough space to deal with demand Problem Solving Channel - An efficient way of solving any issues Consumables - Ensuring smaller items such as labels are in stock Promotion Planning - The offers your running Systems - having the hardware and software in place for a busier period and why you should always stress test the systems Disaster Recovery Contingency - Plans for systems failure Prior Years - Lessons learned during past peaks Weather - Consider how the weather could affect your business Returns Policy - Processing returns after peak slows down BEST MOMENTS "If you get behind you might never catch up" "During peak season every little things helps" "Have a really slick, easy to learn process so you can drop in extra resources" "Everything will be put under pressure and strain during a peak season and it's the weak areas that will break first" "There's a chain reaction when you start to move stock, all those things have to be harmonious in order to succeed" VALUABLE RESOURCES www.ecommerceuncovered.co.uk www.corefulfilemt.com ABOUT THE HOSTSPaul Burns and Jeremy Vernon are Directors of eCommerce fulfilment business Core Fulfilment, with a decade of experience providing fulfilment services to leading brands such as Disney and WWF. Paul and Jeremy's mission is to make eCommerce fulfillment as simple as possible, to help businesses grow, and to provide the highest level of service, irrelevant of order volumes. For Paul and Jeremy is all about people.

Poet, author, blogger, and anti-gentrification activist Jeremiah Moss talks about his writing process and blog-turned-book, "Vanishing New York: How a Great City Lost Its Soul." For Jeremy's video interview on "Vanishing New York: How a Great City Lost Its Soul" and more literature-loving content, visit: http://www.allarts.org/authorimprint Also, book lovers - check out The Great American Read, PBS's new 8-part series about the power of books and the joy of reading. What's America's favorite novel? This series aims to find out. Vote for your favorite book and check out more here: www.thirteen.org/greatamericanread

Universal Harvester (Farrar, Straus and Giroux) Jeremy works at the Video Hut in Nevada, Iowa a small town in the center of the state, the first a in Nevada pronounced ay. This is the late 1990s, and while the Hollywood Video in Ames poses an existential threat to Video Hut, there are still regular customers, a rush in the late afternoon. It s good enough for Jeremy: It s a job, quiet and predictable, and it gets him out of the house, where he lives with his dad and where they both try to avoid missing Mom, who died six years ago in a car wreck. But when a local schoolteacher comes in to return her copy of "Targets" an old movie, starring Boris Karloff, one Jeremy himself had ordered for the store, she has an odd complaint: There's something on it, she says, but doesn t elaborate. Two days later, a different customer returns "She's All That," a new release, and complains that there s something wrong with it: There's another movie on this tape. Jeremy doesn't want to be curious. But he takes a look and, indeed, in the middle of the movie the screen blinks dark for a moment and "She's All That" is replaced by a black-and-white scene, shot in a barn, with only the faint sounds of someone breathing. Four minutes later, "She's All That" is back. But there is something profoundly unsettling about that scene; Jeremy's compelled to watch it three or four times. The scenes recorded onto "Targets" are similar, undoubtedly created by the same hand. Creepy. And the barn looks much like a barn just outside of town. There will be no ignoring the disturbing scenes on the videos. And all of a sudden, what had once been the placid, regular old Iowa fields and farmhouses now feels haunted and threatening, imbued with loss and instability and profound foreboding. For Jeremy, and all those around him, life will never be the same. John Darnielle’s first novel, Wolf in White Van, was a New York Times bestseller, a National Book Award nominee, and a finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book Prize for first fiction, and was widely hailed as one of the best novels of the year. He is the writer, composer, guitarist, and vocalist for the band the Mountain Goats. He lives in Durham, North Carolina, with his wife and sons.

Universal Harvester (Farrar, Straus and Giroux) Jeremy works at the Video Hut in Nevada, Iowa a small town in the center of the state, the first a in Nevada pronounced ay. This is the late 1990s, and while the Hollywood Video in Ames poses an existential threat to Video Hut, there are still regular customers, a rush in the late afternoon. It s good enough for Jeremy: It s a job, quiet and predictable, and it gets him out of the house, where he lives with his dad and where they both try to avoid missing Mom, who died six years ago in a car wreck. But when a local schoolteacher comes in to return her copy of "Targets" an old movie, starring Boris Karloff, one Jeremy himself had ordered for the store, she has an odd complaint: There's something on it, she says, but doesn t elaborate. Two days later, a different customer returns "She's All That," a new release, and complains that there s something wrong with it: There's another movie on this tape. Jeremy doesn't want to be curious. But he takes a look and, indeed, in the middle of the movie the screen blinks dark for a moment and "She's All That" is replaced by a black-and-white scene, shot in a barn, with only the faint sounds of someone breathing. Four minutes later, "She's All That" is back. But there is something profoundly unsettling about that scene; Jeremy's compelled to watch it three or four times. The scenes recorded onto "Targets" are similar, undoubtedly created by the same hand. Creepy. And the barn looks much like a barn just outside of town. There will be no ignoring the disturbing scenes on the videos. And all of a sudden, what had once been the placid, regular old Iowa fields and farmhouses now feels haunted and threatening, imbued with loss and instability and profound foreboding. For Jeremy, and all those around him, life will never be the same. John Darnielle’s first novel, Wolf in White Van, was a New York Times bestseller, a National Book Award nominee, and a finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book Prize for first fiction, and was widely hailed as one of the best novels of the year. He is the writer, composer, guitarist, and vocalist for the band the Mountain Goats. He lives in Durham, North Carolina, with his wife and sons.

Hi there, folks! It's a special episode of GAM featuring topics requested by our darling Patreon peoples. For Annette: what is going on with other Russian peninsulas? For Jeremy: what are good fetishes to build your brand? For Erin: what are some good true crime books / what do we think of Babysitter Club regime change? For Steve: what do we think of rubber chickens? If you are a Patreon person, chances are you have gotten a message recently asking you for ya next topic suggestion. Get on it, folks.