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For Justin, it was third time's a charm to find the perfect IMO.Justin Jordan of FFL Universe tells it all on this Tri-State Trends episode: after spending his early insurance industry years bouncing between underwhelming organizations, he finally brought into the hype and joined Family First Life. Now, Justin shares what it is like to at last be building a team and seeing real rewards for his high-level production!

What does obedient faith look like in your life? For Justin and Cassandra Daggett, serving in the Post-Residency Program with Samaritan's Purse World Medical Mission, it looked like doing medical missions overseas in Kenya—just two years after accepting Christ. In an encouraging conversation from Kijabe, Kenya, the Daggetts speak by Zoom with Kristy Graham. They discuss their testimony, God's prompting to apply to the program, and their family life in Kijabe.

Batman Would Totally Eat The Mona Lisa. Tears For Elderly Fears? That Guy With Speakers Lied. It's definitely not Mego... Actually, it's Mego. Hail Caesar the Fourth. It was a Salad piñata. Phloo the gum across the car. He Needs a Publix Defender! Are Parking Lot speakers Better Than Parking Lot Tacos? I like Wario, he's a dick. Batman In The Red Hood. Do you have the complete history of this mannequin? Are Dave Matthews and his band still a thing? For Justin was an Oily Man and more on this episode of The Morning Stream.

Batman Would Totally Eat The Mona Lisa. Tears For Elderly Fears? That Guy With Speakers Lied. It's definitely not Mego... Actually, it's Mego. Hail Caesar the Fourth. It was a Salad piñata. Phloo the gum across the car. He Needs a Publix Defender! Are Parking Lot speakers Better Than Parking Lot Tacos? I like Wario, he's a dick. Batman In The Red Hood. Do you have the complete history of this mannequin? Are Dave Matthews and his band still a thing? For Justin was an Oily Man and more on this episode of The Morning Stream.

Today on the podcast we are thrilled to have Justin Larson of JML Woodcraft as our guest. Justin is a one man show and a garage workshop warrior who specializes in highlighting the natural beauty of live-edge slabs. In fact, technically Justin only does woodworking part time about 15 to 20 hours a week, but he says if you ask his wife, she'll say he's out there a lot more than that!  The Creative Focus and Origins of JML Woodcraft Right now the focus of Justin's company is unique serving boards and live edge slab desks and tables, but the history behind the company has been in the making for over ten years now. JML Woodcraft actually all started back in 2011, when Justin and his family bought their house and needed some furniture. As Justin says, he had the thought process, like most woodworkers, that he could just build everything they needed so that they could save some money. First he built a farm table and some shelves, then he started getting more advanced. For the first few years he was just building things at home for his family, but then after a while friends and family started wanting the things that Justin was building for their own houses too.  Justin started building furniture for friends and family, and then some of his business minded friends told him that he should start an LLC and start building a fully realized brand and legitimate business. In 2016 Justin started the LLC and opened up his business to go neighborhood wide. The savvy woodpreneur explains how he used Facebook to get the word out and start attracting customers, and once he did, he did everything they requested, he didn't say no to any projects which really got the ball rolling. Then, once he started the LLC, Justin's wife encouraged him to turn their garage into a woodshop. With the work space complete, JML Woodcraft was then able to take on more complicated custom projects.   The Motivation Behind the Business  Steve and Justin talk a bit about the fact Justin has accomplished so much, and even has a 3-month backlog of customers, all while being part-time. For Justin, he says it comes down to the fact he just loves building. The business growing has been incredible for this exact reason. As Justin sees it, the more projects he can do, and the wider of a variety the better. Justin also talks about how building isn't just a creative process, it's also a learning process, each project he does he feels that he learns valuable lessons for the next one. Another learning experience for Justin has been learning not to get burnt out, and setting rules for himself about what kind of projects he works on. He even let go of some pieces of equipment with the understanding that not having the capability for certain things will allow him more projects he truly is passionate about. He says it's all about learning, and finding your way. To see more from JML Woodcraft check out the links below! Instagram: @jmlwoodcraft Facebook: JML Woodcraft   Thank you Uneedainc for sponsoring this episode of The Woodpreneur Podcast.

Today we welcome back a familiar face, For anyone who may not not know who Dr Justin Coulson is, which I don't think there would be many at all, Justin is one Australia's most trusted and respected parenting experts and thought leaders. As a Happy Families expert, Justin has a PhD in Psychology and has written 6 books. He is a four-time bestselling author, an occasional writer for the New York Times, is a TEDx speaker, a consultant to the Australian Government's ‘Raising Children Network' and appears on regular basis in all of Australia's major news outlets for television, radio, and print and is just an all-round top bloke. Oh, and of course is busy a Dad to six daughters. In this chat Justin shares his inspirational tips to help support kids throughout their 2021 school year. Justin also address the interesting topic of the importance of parents giving kids enough freedom with helpful advice how parents can balance that up with keeping kids safe (and staying sane at the same time).  We ask Justin questions including: Why is it important for kids to have a little freedom growing up and how can parents manage this in a safe way? Parents often feel that giving their kids a mobile phone isn't the best idea. What are your thoughts on this? What are the negative implications if we don't give children enough social space and freedom they need to thrive? Do you have any tips for parents who may struggle with friends who have different parenting styles and possibly different levels of freedom for their children? As an ambassador for Spacetalk, could you please tell about your personal use of their products? Why is it so important that we fill children up with positivity and kindness, especially at the start of their day? Why do you think it's important to ensure kids feel they can talk to you about anything relating to school and life in general? For Justin's full article, please go to: https://kiddipedia.com.au/tips-to-support-our-kids-this-school-year-2021/ For further details: Spacetalk website: https://www.spacetalkwatch.com/ Spacetalk FB - @spacetalkwatch Spacetalk IG - @spacetalkwatchaunz Happy Families - https://www.happyfamilies.com.au/ Happy Families FB - @happyfamilies.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As countries worldwide scramble to vaccinate their citizens against the deadly COVID-19 pandemic, governments have to make the uncomfortable calculus of who deserves to get the vaccine right now. The ones who are spreading it the most? The ones in essential high-risk jobs? People over a certain age? That threshold is unclear and hotly contested. With several months to go before vaccines are readily available to any desiring American adult, legislators have to ask The Question: who first? And, as more vaccine becomes available, they will also have to ask whether it is morally justified for the U.S. government to mandate every citizen or every healthcare worker to take the vaccine? If many states mandate every child to be vaccinated against measles, mumps, and rubella, is COVID-19 significantly different?   In August 2020, Justin Bernstein, a philosopher at Florida Atlantic University, co-authored a paper answering precisely this question. And while the state of the world has changed significantly since then, the core question of how governments value their citizens, when, and why remains constant (if you’re curious, the U.S. government places the monetary value of a human life at roughly $10 million). Podcast Editor Josh Wagner sat down with Justin to ask precisely these burning questions. For Justin, vaccines are just like any other vital resource that the government needs to allocate. And, in his mind, while our government has been failing in its mandate to protect public health, it is still the best means we have.    Listen in to find out the answers to these questions and more!   Justin’s website Alexander Guerrero’s blog post about dividing up the United States

One of the biggest fundamentals we talk about on the show is the ability to sell. But, to sell your vision, your idea, is the definition of catapulting your commissions. Our guest today is Justin Breen, who built BrEpic Communications LLC, where he writes clicky stories that highlight you or your business and find the right pitch for multiple media outlets. Justin has clients coming to him, so let’s hear his process and philosophy on sales.    BrEpic is foundationally simple, and Justin believes the formula is the same: you see a problem, you create a solution, solve the problem, create a successful company. He built his PR firm based on how PR firms annoyed him for twenty years. The bigger the problem, the bigger the solution, the bigger the success.    Justin grew his business exponentially using this method--something many people struggle with. Meanwhile, in less than three years and with no business background, he’s working with exclusively the top people in the field. He says if you have the right mindset, it creates the right network, which creates the right opportunities. Therefore, he focuses on improving his mindset first. He only partners with people with three similar attributes to their mindset: visionary, abundance, and investment. People with those attributes are either running a high six to seven-figure business and see their family whenever they want to, they do what they want and they’re good at it, OR they will be that person because they have the right mindset. The difference is that he acts on it.    He identifies visionary, abundant people by the questions he is asked while they talk--if the first questions they ask are related to cost, or if cost comes up too often, they may lack those traits. Once you can find people who can understand where he is coming from, it snowballs into more ideal client avatars. If they don't fit that mold, then they don’t fit in the network. He knows who he is, but he really knows who he is not. Either they are or they aren’t--it’s really that simple. People with the right mindset make the investment, people without make the excuse. Confidence weeds out nonsense. Don’t compromise who you are for the business.    In the end, we have a limited amount of time on earth. For Justin, it only makes sense to work doing what you love, with who you want to work with.   A key aspect to Justin’s success is knowing who he’s not. By collaborating with and listening to peers at the highest level. When you have this mindset, all it does is attract more people who operate there. This creates opportunities in perpetuity.    Justin discusses the Kolbe A Index test. This is the most important test, Justin says, he’s ever taken inside or outside of school. This test is broken into four scores in four categories that analyze your brain strengths. The categories are fact finder, follow-through, quick start, implementer. Each of these aspects offers key insight into what you’re good at, where you can find help, and how you function in an entrepreneurial space. What this assessment does, is it allows you to make adjustments. The object of taking this test is to show you how you can maximize yourself. For example, if you have a high quickstart score, low follow-through, the adjustment would be to hire more people to aid you in getting things done. When you have your team take the test, you can better build an efficient, effective workplace. If you don’t know who you are, you don’t know how to improve.    Justin has a book, Epic Business, out now, is a multi-national bestseller. In his book, he discusses 30 secrets to building your business exponentially and give you the life you want. Every lesson is a chapter--no fluff.    LINKS   https://www.brepicllc.com/   https://brepicbusiness.com/   Justin Breen on LinkedIn

Show Notes 0:00: Justin and Helen return after their longest podcast recording last time and discuss what they’ve been up to. For Justin, that’s reading a lot of J-Novel Club stuff, with Part 2, Volume 4 of Ascendance of a Bookworm still on his mind; meanwhile Helen gives her thoughts on a winter anime show […] The post TheOASG Podcast Episode 117: This is All Just Wild appeared first on TheOASG.

For over two decades Justin Camp was on an upward business track - he graduated from two major colleges, was a Wall Street attorney in New York, then managed a successful Silicon Valley venture capital firm. But a new track emerged when out of a powerful experience with the Lord Justin co-founded Gather Ministries with his wife, Jennifer, and while she created the Loop website for women, Justin built the popular WiRE for Men devotional website and letter. Today's inspiring conversation pulls from that platform as well as Justin's extensive business background. For Justin the ministry to men has become a passion – and a singular devotion. He is writing a series of books focused on men's spiritual growth and discipleship. The first book in the series, Invention, released in spring 2017. Odyssey released in spring 2020, and a third book will release fall 2021. Justin and Jennifer and their three teenagers love traveling, getting lost in new cities and the adventure of exploring the wildernesses of the West.

Out of 743 riders on the World Tour, the highest tier of professional road cycling, only 5 are black. Today’s guest is devoted to changing that. I wouldn’t bet against him.Dubbed ‘the most important bike racer you don’t know’, Justin Williams is an 11-time U.S. National Champion and 14-time California State Road and Track Champion. A rare sprinting talent from the get go, Justin was already crushing criteriums across the state as a teen en route to becoming the Jr. Track National Champ and a member of the U.S. National Team. In 2009 he joined the coveted Trek Livestrong U23 Dev Team. A launchpad to the majors, Justin’s dream of competing on the World Tour was becoming real.However, despite Justin’s skyward trajectory and unbound potential, he quickly became disillusioned with the elitist aspect of the sport. Then he did the unthinkable: he quit.Departing Europe for home, he enrolled in college. Lived a civilian life. And let his bike collect cobwebs. For Justin, it seemed, cycling was over.However, Justin’s younger brother Cory — then making his own cycling waves — had other plans, enticing Justin’s return to the sport through fixie racing culture. Revitalized by this dynamic community, Justin would soon discover renewed purpose on the bike. As an athlete who still had races to win. And ultimately as an advocate on a mission to redefine the sport he loves.Thus was born Legion of Los Angeles: an independent elite cycling team dedicated to increasing diversity & encouraging inclusion in the industry. Translation: a launchpad for badass racers of varying ethnicities and backgrounds who don’t necessarily fit the status quo of the current whitewashed cycling program.Today we explore Justin’s extraordinary story — from his experience growing up in Los Angeles to immigrant parents through his blossoming love affair with the bike.We dissect the sport of cycling and the industry that supports it. What’s great about it. What must change. And how Legion is leading the way by smashing paradigms and setting a new standard when it comes to supporting athletes and promoting inclusivity.Wise beyond his years, Justin is passion in motion. A cycling hero. The embodiment of persistence. And a powerful reminder that what is most important about sport has nothing to do with podiums. Instead, it’s about the journey towards self-actualization. It’s about sharing experience. And above all, the impact you leave on others.The visually inclined can watch our exchange on YouTube. And as always, the podcast streams wild and free on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Equal parts important and entertaining, it was an honor to host this enlightening exchange with an athlete so devoted to positive change. Mad respect.P.S. Thanks Alonso Tal for permission to use your epic action images of Justin. Also, Knox Robinson may or may not have dropped by. Just sayin’.Peace + Plants,Listen, Watch & SubscribeApple Podcasts | YouTube | Spotify | Stitcher | Google PodcastsThanks to this week’s sponsorsBlinkist: Unlimited access to read or listen to a massive library of condensed non-fiction books from self-help, to business, health, and history—all for one low price. Join me and 12 million others gleaning from the best and brightest. Try Blinkist FREE for 7 days AND get 25% off a Blinkist Premium membership at blinkist.com/richroll.Calm: The #1 app for meditation and sleep with 100+ guided meditations covering anxiety, focus, stress, sleep, relationships and more. Plus 7-day and 21-day programs for both beginner and advanced users. Right now, my listeners can get a special limited-time promotion of 40% off a Calm Premium subscription at calm.com/richroll. It includes unlimited access to ALL of Calm’s amazing content. 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When you’re ready to expand the horizon of your active audio experience, go to JaybirdSport.com and use the code RICHROLL20 for 20% off Vista buds.For a complete list of all RRP sponsors, vanity URLs & discount codes, visit Our Sponsors.SHOW NOTES:Connect with Justin: Instagram | Twitter | FacebookLegion of Los Angeles: InstagramBicycling: Justin Williams Is the Most Important Bike Racer You Don’t KnowRapha: This Is Justin WilliamsPeloton Magazine: Human Race: Justin WilliamsBBC: Justin and Cory Williams: The Los Angeles brothers ‘creating cycling superstars’VICE: Athlete’s POV: Fixed Gear Bike Racing with Justin WilliamsSpecialized: The Issue Is: Representation & InclusivityYouTube: This Is Justin WilliamsYouTube: Making The Coolest Team In Pro Cycling: L39ION Of LA & Justin WilliamsSundance TV: Hustle & Motivate: A Williams Brothers Story | SundanceTVOutside: Justin Williams Says L.A. Is a Great City for CyclistsRaw Magazine: Justin Williams and Legion of LA: redefining cycling in AmericaCycling News: Promoting diversity in cycling with Justin WilliamsBlack Cycling: Justin Williams Makes Cycling Cool with L39ION Of LAAmandala: Belizean Justin Williams No. 8 in Top 50 of Cycling News’ most influential people in cyclingCycling: Justin Williams’ Legion of Los Angeles raise $50k for cycling diversity fundNBC: Tour de France 2020 featured one Black cyclist, Kévin Reza — and a disturbing silence on raceI'm proud to announce my new book 'Voicing Change'. To learn more & pre-order now, visit, richroll.com/vcHOW CAN I SUPPORT THE PODCAST? Tell Your Friends & Share Online!Subscribe & Review: Please make sure to review, share comments and subscribe to the show on the various platforms (Apple Podcasts, YouTube & Spotify). This helps tremendously!Patronize Our Sponsors: Supporting the companies that support the show! For a complete list of all RRP sponsors and their respective vanity URLs and discount codes, click the 'Sponsors' tab in the 'Shop' menu.Spread The Word: Help grow our reach by sharing your enthusiasm for the podcast and/or your favorite episodes by posting about it on social media.Thank The Team: I do not do this alone. Send your love to Jason Camiolo for production, audio engineering and show notes; Margo Lubin and Blake Curtis for video, editing and graphics; portraits by Alonso Tal & Davy Greenberg; and theme music by Tyler Piatt. Trapper Piatt & Hari Mathis.Amazon Disclosure: Books and products denoted with an asterisk are hyperlinked to the Amazon affiliate program. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

People have some whacky ways for curing cannabis, but a paper bag ain't the way to do it! When it comes to cannabis, there's a lot that Chip Baker and Justin Jones can agree on. But when it comes to curing your cannabis in a brown paper bag, the two are at odds. To Chip, it's a figment of the past that's best left there, and age old drying technique before the days of plastic bags and bins. For Justin, it's a quick and easy way to finish out the drying process that works for him. This week on The Real Dirt, Justin Jones returns to talk about why he likes the paper bag method, how the cannabis industry has evolved and matured in Oregon, how it compares to Colorado and Oklahoma and more! Roll up a nice hemp/cannabis blend and puff away while you enjoy another great episode of The Real Dirt with Chip Baker!

This week Wesley Cappiello chats with us about leaving it all on the table, the importance of compelling storytelling, being in his dream show, and letting go of perfectionism. Wesley Cappiello is thrilled to be joining Olivia and Fiona on “What’s Your Backup Plan?”! Hailing from Princeton, NJ, he is a recent graduate of MSU's BFA program. Past credits: NYC: A Chorus Line (New York City Center). Tours: A Chorus Line (National and International companies), Gypsy. Regional: Cabaret, A Chorus Line, West Side Story, The Oldenburg Suite (original cast album), Damn Yankees, The Little Mermaid, The Glass Menagerie, This is Our Youth. Endless thanks to family and friends for the never-ending love and support. For Justin. Wesley's Instagram: @wesleycappiello Wesley's Website: www.wesleycappiello.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nabeel Qureshi first appeared on Unbelievable? in 2009 for a dialogue on his conversion from Islam to Christianity with Muslim convert Yahya Seymour. Justin shares this replay of their conversation and reflects on the ministry of Nabeel who died in 2017 from cancer. For Justin’s 2016 interview with Nabeel Qureshi https://www.premierchristianradio.com/Shows/Saturday/The-Profile/Episodes/The-Profile-Nabeel-Qureshi-s-conversion-from-Islam-to-Christianity Subscribe to our newsletter and receive the free Unbelievable? e-book ‘In Conversation With…’ https://resources.premier.org.uk/supportunbelievable/ For more faith debates and extra resources visit http://www.premierchristianradio.com/Shows/Saturday/Unbelievable Social media: Facebook Twitter and Instagram

When we buy a bag of coffee, many of us only see the beans. But to Justin Kagan, owner and roaster of Badbeard's Microroastery in Portland, OR, it's much more than that. For Justin, coffee is about supporting the farmers who grow it and bringing you back to a place deep in your memory - he wants to take you back in time. In this episode, we talk with Justin about his journey in coffee, the impact Mexico had on him, and what he's learnt. 

Show Notes 0:00: Justin and Helen again spend some time to chat about a lot of things over the internet. For Justin though, he talks about officially ending the Winter Anime 2020 season since he didn’t realize Ace of Diamond act II actually was ending. COVID-19 news 9:05: With the pandemic continuing to affect everyone […] The post TheOASG Podcast Episode 98: Not Your Normal Spring Anime Season appeared first on TheOASG.

On this episode of Real Talk University, Andre and Christian sat down with Justin Caballero, who is the founder and CEO of SocialX Events. SocialX is the #1 business and networking mastermind, featuring 7-9 figure entrepreneurs. Not only does the mastermind give people the ability to learn from these moguls, but it allows you to connect with fellow leaders and join a terrific community. He shared a lot of knowledge in the interview, but here are the 3 main takeaways: Always self educate. For Justin, he took matters into his own hands when he decided he wanted to get involved with real estate. In his college years, he took the time to read as many books as he could on the subject to best prepare him for success. To this day, Justin continues to self educate even as he becomes more successful and accustomed to the industry. Take imperfect action. Rather than preparing for years and never just go all in on your passions, learn by experience. You’ll slip up on the way more often than you’d like to think, but you’ll ultimately become a master in your industry if you just get started by taking massive action early on in the process. Send video DMs when reaching out on Instagram. The Instagram DM is a powerful outreach tool, but few people use it to its full potential. Rather than sending a mass DM to 50 different leads in hopes of landing a sale or a connection, tailor a unique video to each person. Granted, it does take longer and you may feel uncomfortable, but the personalized touch goes a long way for your conversion rates. - Start Your Own Podcast TODAY! Are you ready to start your own successful podcast but not sure where to start? You're not alone! This FREE ebook will be the #1 tool to help you launch a world-class podcast in less than 30 days! Download your FREE ebook ($97 VALUE) and start your podcast TODAY! Download Your FREE Copy Here: http://bit.ly/rtuebook - Contact Justin: Instagram: @jcab Website: www.linktr.ee/JCab - Contact The Hosts: Andre: ahaykal1@binghamton.edu Christian: cbonnie1@binghamton.edu Twitter: @realtalkuni Instagram: @realtalkunipodcast Website: https://www.realtalkuni.com/ - Thank you and enjoy!

Characteristically later than intended, here's the conclusion to the previous episode. We both talk about our coming out process. For Justin, it's a fairly organized roadtrip. For Dani, well... it's Dani, so it's more about the journey than the destination. Oh, and we learn that trans people aren't feet. Come along and ride on a fantastic voyage!

May’s Leadership on Main featured Justin Hilton, Senior Administrator for Community Outreach at Kent State University, and was moderated by his fellow Leadership Akron Signature Class 27 classmate, Sherry Neubert Vice President and Chief Information Officer of The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. In this episode, Justin Hilton recapped his life’s journey to success as he shared his primary sources of motivation and how he chose to redesign his life as a result of who he wanted to be, not as the world said he should be. It was through this journey that Justin identified his list of wants, needs, dreams, desires and goals that would be the driving force to achieve this success. At Kent State University, Justin has had the opportunity to work as a professor helping countless students. Later moving into administrative and community work, he has been able to help thousands of people establish their dreams and goals. Justin credits Kent State University as the avenue that has allowed him to help others redesign their lives and see what they can become. For Justin’s life purpose, he chose to define his life in three words: fill found needs. These are the guiding principles that help him continue to be a servant leader in all aspects of his life, and for others he encounters. Full show notes here.

For Justin, the world is better because of you. http://mastersofsome.com/   There was a boy A very strange enchanted boy They say he wandered very far, very far Over land and sea A little shy and sad of eye But very wise was he And then one day A magic day he passed my way And while we spoke of many things Fools and kings This he said to me The greatest thing you'll ever learn Is just to love and be loved in return The greatest thing you'll ever learn Is just to love and be loved in return   This has been The Thirtyest sponsored by Nada, visit  nadaRealty.com/thirtyest for discounts. Buy and Sell with NADA, it’s truly a smarter way to do real estate.   Find all episodes here: www.thethirtyest.com and remember to please Rate, Review, and Subscribe us on iTunes.   If you have a story you'd like us to share, please send us a note to thethirtyest@gmail.com. Find us on instagram @thethirtyest  

Running with Cerebral Palsy Justin Gallegos has always had a different life than most. By the time he was three he still had difficulty learning to walk and was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy (CP). Physical activity and speaking were and have been two of the more challenging aspects of Justin’s life. Justin wasn’t able to participate in P.E. classes throughout elementary school, and has had to work on reducing his speech impediment throughout his life. But CP isn’t the only thing that sets Justin’s life apart from most.  Over the past few years Justin has been busy building quite an impressive resumé for himself. He is studying journalism at the University of Oregon while simultaneously running for their track team and working with Nike to design a special pair of shoes. There seems to be no obstacle too large for Justin. He is now a motivational speaker and professional athlete. It was official when he became the first athlete with CP to sign with Nike, a dream come true for Justin.  And he is not done yet. Tune in to today’s Running for Real podcast or read along to learn more from Justin’s determination and winning spirit where he discusses his love for running, working at Nike (including meeting Phil Knight), and his plan to break into the 2-hour half marathon club. What is Cerebral Palsy? Brain damage, especially while the brain is developing and the child is in the womb, is the cause of Cerebral Palsy. The symptoms include a wide variety of muscle movement challenges. Involuntary movement, abnormal posture, and speech impediments are some of the most common.  As Justin explains it, “It is very a diverse disability.” For some people this means they are paralyzed, for others it means they struggle with speaking and walking. Justin considers himself somewhere in the middle, closer to the high-functioning side. Cerebral Palsy is challenging, but as Justin shows, it is not defining.  You Are Not Your Disability Justin is a wonderful ambassador for being much more than his disability, and running has been a huge factor for helping him come to that realization. When Justin first started running, he was unable to pick up his feet and knees properly, causing his feet to drag. He would fall during his workouts frequently. But slowly, his body grew stronger, and as it did, so did his mind. “I never set out to be a motivational speaker or inspiring to be a pro athlete,” says Justin, “But running really did that for me, in the sense that it changed my mental game and showed me that I’m no different than anyone else.” Running has shown Justin that he can overcome. It has given him the confidence to tackle other impossibilities. This is one of the most beautiful things about running. It is a sport that allows you to improve every day, to work hard on something every day, and it rewards you with determination to live life fearlessly. For Justin and for anyone, running can change your life.  Appreciating the Push When Justin began running cross country and track for his high school, he experienced something new and refreshing. Instead of being told to be careful, he was asked to work harder. He relates that his coach often pushed him to work just as harder or harder than the other athletes. Justin thrived in this environment. Having the trust of a coach to encourage Justin to run faster instead of to slow down, gave him a drive and confidence. Sometimes it is easy to overlook our opportunities because of their difficulty. Justin’s mindset is a wonderful example. Next time you feel overwhelmed with the tasks before you, take a step back and be grateful that you are allowed to take on those tasks. An attitude of gratitude will change your world. Your Only Limit is Your Mind Each of us has challenges that are unique to us. Some may appear harder than others, but Justin’s message is that all of us have limitless potential. “Never forget you are limitless,” he says. You will be happily surprised when you put your heart into your work with gratitude and fearlessness. Like Justin, you too can change the world. What you do matters, so make it count.   Resources: Justin’s Instagram Justin’s GoFundMe Justin’s Twitter Justin’s Video Justin’s Article with Runner’s World Charlie Jabaley’s Instagram   Thank you to Aftershokz and Generation UCAN for being a wonderful sponsor of The Running For Real Podcast.   The award winning headphones which are best known for their open ear listening experience. I have to admit, I was a little skeptical at first, but they absolutely blew me away, they are fantastic and were built for runners! Being able to hear your music as well as your surroundings is great for our safety.   Visit the Aftershokz website using this link for $50 off!   UCAN is back on the Running4Real Podcast as an amazing sponsor! This product have been my go to nutritional product for marathon training and racing when I was getting all of my best times. It gives you a steady energy without the sugar, so there are no sugar crashes! 15% off with coupon code tinamuir at www.generationUCAN.com     Thanks for Listening! I hope you enjoyed today's episode. To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Join the Running for Real Facebook Group and share your thoughts on the episode (or future guests you would like to hear from) Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or Pinterest. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews will really help me climb up the iTunes rankings and I promise, I read every single one. Not sure how to leave a review or subscribe, you can find out here. Thank you to Justin, I look forward to hearing your thoughts on the show. 

Justin Horneker has learned that finding joy in running is key to continuing to run as life evolves. Many college runners struggle with the transition from competitive running to incorporating running as part of life post-college. For Justin, the key to his transition was simple: focus on having fun first. And it has clearly worked for him. Check out the show notes for today's episode at http://DizRuns.com/684 Today's episode of the show is sponsored by: XO Skin Get the best moisture wicking and odor eliminating running gear on the market, from head to toe, at http://xoskin.us. And use code DizRuns at checkout to save 20% on your order! Love the show? Check out the support page for ways you can help keep the Diz Runs Radio going strong! http://dizruns.com/support Become a Patron of the Show! Visit http://Patreon.com/DizRuns to find out how. Get Your Diz Runs Radio Swag! http://dizruns.com/magnet Subscribe to the Diz Runs Radio Find Me on an Apple Device http://dizruns.com/itunes Find Me on an Android http://dizruns.com/stitcher Find Me on SoundCloud http://dizruns.com/soundcloud Please Take the Diz Runs Radio Listener Survey http://dizruns.com/survey Win a Free 16-Week Training Plan Enter at http://dizruns.com/giveaway Join The Tribe If you’d like to stay up to date with everything going on in the Diz Runs world, become a member of the tribe! The tribe gets a weekly email where I share running tips and stories about running and/or things going on in my life. To get the emails, just sign up at http://dizruns.com/join-the-tribe The tribe also has an open group on Facebook, where tribe members can join each other to talk about running, life, and anything in between. Check out the group and join the tribe at https://www.facebook.com/groups/thedizrunstribe/

Everybody struggles with keeping their life organized. Whether it's at home or at work or maybe even in your car, it's tough to keep everything life throws at us together. But when it comes to organizing your health, a steady diet of good food and exercise might be the most challenging thing to organize of all. Or at least Justin Murphy thinks so. He's the founder of iCoach Nutrition in Dallas, and he's been on a mission to change the way people think of nutrition. For Justin, exercise is one of the easier things to manage when it comes to being healthy- it's the nutrition that gets people stuck in the mud. But why is nutrition so tough to manage? What's the secret to keeping it under control? And how's Justin changing the game to keep people happy and healthy? Tune in to find out! Check out Episode 6 of Savvy, Wise, and Organized below and don't forget to follow the page for new episodes every Tuesday! For more on Justin or to learn about iCoach Nutrition, visit his website at www.icoachnutrition.com. To find out more about Tonia, visit her website at www.sortedout.com. And to find out more about Nicole, visit her website at www.nainteriors.com.

GUEST BIO: Justin is co-founder of Test Double, an agency of highly skilled developers on a mission to fix what’s broken in software.  As well as running Test Double, Justin is also an occasional conference speaker. EPISODE DESCRIPTION: Today, Phil is talking to Justin Searls who is the co-founder of Test Double. An agency that embeds their developers into businesses to deliver the software they really need. Their approach includes refactoring legacy code, where appropriate, and mentoring the clients they work with. Justin is also an occasional public speaker. KEY TAKEAWAYS: ­­­ (0.41) – Phil asked Justin to share a bit more information about himself. Justin responded by saying that he is a lifetime consultant, so has worked on many different projects. As a result, he deeply understands how software teams fail. This, in part, inspired him to start Test Double. He realized that he needed to hire developers who were passionate, positive. People who were happy to act as teachers and mentors while fixing company’s software issues. (2.37) – Phil asks Justin to share a unique career tip. Justin explains that following your passions all of the time was not necessarily a good idea, at least in the long-term. He explained that when speaking at universities most students say they want to be games developers. This is understandable, but the market is flooded with games developers. So, many of those who go ahead and follow what they love end up being paid relatively low wages. When Justin started out he resisted the temptation to just do things he liked. He focused on JavaScript testing. At the time only a few other people were doing that. So, they ended up with an almost unique, highly sought-after skill set. Justin focused on what people needed more than what he wanted, which led to a successful career. (5.39) – Justin is asked about his worst career moment. For Justin that happened when he was working for a major financial institution. Many of their transactions had to be confirmed and recorded in writing, so they received around 40,000 pieces of mail every day. It all had to be opened and processed manually. Justin was a key part of the team that put together an OCR style system that would capture all of that data and improve the efficiency of the mail system. On the night of the handover, all of the servers went down. Justin had no internet and because the phones were VOIP no way of communicating with anyone. It turns out a cleaner had knocked a fire extinguisher over in the server room, which pressed the cut out button. It took the firm days to get the old system back online. Then they still had to go through the process of moving to the new system. It was a disaster. That experience showed Justin how important continuous delivery is when switching to new systems. Taking an incremental approach when you can is far safer and more efficient in the long run. (8.56) – Phil asks Justin to share a career highlight. Justin explained that Double Test now employs 40 people all of whom work remotely. Most of them rarely meet each other. However, every now and again they get together at a mentor retreat with their plus ones. Seeing them all together like that, the first time, made him realize that he had played a role in creating a group of people who all respected and cared for each other and were able to pull together as an effective team. For Justin, that was a truly joyful moment, a career highlight. (10.55) – Phil wants to know what excites Justin about the future for the IT industry. Justin starts by saying if you were to ask a group of business leaders about who would be coding in 10 years you would get conflicting answers. Half would say everyone, while the rest would say nobody. He suspects that both sides are right to some extent. Some things will be done automatically, but everyone will end up at least tinkering with code. For example, the Siri shortcuts that have recently been released will allow users to create their own custom workflows. The future of coding is going to be different, which is exciting and brings all kinds of opportunities. (15.36) – Phil asked Justin what drew him to a career in IT. Justin got the bug at a young age. On a school vacation his luggage was lost, which meant that he did not have the clothing he needed to be able to spend time outside. So, he was stuck indoors with just what was in his backpack. That happened to be his homework and a graphing calculator. Using this tiny handheld computer he started to program simple games. That was it, Justin had the IT bug. At that point he realized that coding opened up untold (17.25) – What is the best career advice you have been given? Justin says he was advised to live below his means for as long as possible as a student and after qualifying. He did it for a long time and saved up a lot of money. Doing this gives you the financial freedom to move jobs whenever you want. There is no need to be stuck in a bad job or one where you are not growing your skills. Financial safety is liberating. It makes you a better developer, you are not timid and afraid to speak up or share an idea.  He also said that it is important to work on as a consultant, so you can gain experience, expand your horizons and be a well-rounded developer. (19.53) – If you were to start your career now, what would you do differently? Justin said that he would probably have progressed his career at a slower pace.  He also said he would network more with people who were not from the same race, background, sex or socioeconomic class as him. The fact that he did not make an extra effort to do this at the start of his career meant that he inadvertently ended up with a firm made up almost entirely of straight white men. It is important to attend more meet-ups that include people who are different from you and have a different view of the world. (21.54) – Phil asks Justin what career objectives he is currently focusing on. When Justin and Todd founded Test Double they had to take on roles they had never trained for. Gradually, they are recruiting people to take over some of those processes. Most of the marketing and sales responsibility fell to Justin. So, currently they are developing a marketing and sales funnel that can be handed over and run successfully by someone else. (23.25) – What non-technical skill has helped you in your career so far? Justin said his liberal arts education coursework exposed him to a wide range of subjects. Having to study world religion, philosophy, history, political science and other subjects, helped to make him a more rounded  and curious person. It contributed to his being good at analyzing complex algorithms. Having to absorb such an eclectic mix of information, while studying, made it easier for him to look at things from many different perspectives at once. (24.51) – Phil asks Justin to share a few final words of career advice. For Justin taking time out to observe and really think is important. Being able to control your attention and stay focused is a tremendously marketable skill. He recommends that people read Deep Work by Cal Newport and Hyperfocus by Chris Bailey to learn more about why that is and learn how to build that skill. BEST MOMENTS: (1.22) Justin - "Humans are nothing if not pattern recognition machines. You know, before there was machine learning there was learning, learning." (8.57) Justin - Speaking about implementing new projects Justin said - "If you just like let all that fear uncertainty about pile up into this big two-year event, all you're going to end up with is like, you know, a gigantic pizza party and a lot of pain." (10.55) Justin - "We have, like, mobilized effectively, a very healthy team of people who are then able to go and make other teams more healthy." (16.53) - Justin - "I just saw this tremendous potential for magic for making a computer do what I wanted it to do by dint of just spending enough time in a very tight feedback loop." (19.00) Justin - "If you are financially independent paycheck to paycheck on that job, not just disappearing, you're going to act from a defensive crouch that is more conservative." CONTACT JUSTIN SEARLS: Twitter: https://twitter.com/searls @searls LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/searls/ Website: https://www.testdouble.com

This week we blend the 901 soul with 270 bluegrass notes. I jump on the phone with 2 of the smartest guys I know. Dr. Corey Latta and Justin Patton. Corey has a B.A. in Biblical studies, M.A. in New Testament Studies, M.A. in English, and Ph.D. in Literature. He has taught in Christian higher education and served in ministry for over ten years. Corey writes and teaches on C. S. Lewis, Christian Worldview, Theology and Literature, New Testament Studies, Apologetics, and Biblical Theology. He has published several books, including “Election and Unity in Paul’s Epistle to the Romans,” “Functioning Fantasies: Ideology, Theology, and Social Conception in the Fantasies of C. S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien,” “When the Eternal Can Be Met: The Bergsonian Theology of Time in C. S. Lewis, T. S. Eliot, and W. H. Auden,” “C.S. Lewis and the Art of Writing,” and (forthcoming) “Chasing Adam: A Return to Being Christian.” Corey’s poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction have appeared in several journals. Corey and his wife Jennifer have two sets of twin children, Justice and London, and Augustus and Emma Jane. For Justin it all started with a nutty bar as all great friendships do. Little Debbie’s significant role in our lives aside Justin is an award winning audio engineer, media specialist and professor at Murray State University and lay theologian. Corey, Justin and I tackle the move of culture towards binary thinking, John Cougars Authority Song…sorta,  CS Lewis and the loss of civil discourse, the value of tradition and systems, loss of logic and ad hominem fallacy thinking. So sit back, buckle up and adjust the rearview, the exits for Colliersville and Franklin are just ahead on this weeks episode of Nashville to Memphis. Now that we have figured out how Hitler escaped the bunker and made it to Argentina go and check out Corey at https://www.amazon.com/Corey-Latta/e/B00JHQCIH6  and Justin at http://campus.murraystate.edu/recordingservices/index.html Opening Quote from the 1992 movie Army of Darkness. You should go watch it- https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/army-of-darkness-original-motion-picture-soundtrack/id988870374

EP20: Justin & Aaron FLora - How Two Brothers Are Crushing It In Indianapolis SUMMARY: In this episode of DYB Podcast, Steve interviews Justin and Aaron Flora, owner/operator of Flora Brothers Painting of Indianapolis. Justin and Aaron are brothers who started their company during college and haven’t stopped since. Today, they have grown their business to encompass all things exterior. For Justin and Aaron, the heart of their business is in their clients, always ensuring satisfaction regardless of how big or small the job. -------------- WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: -What it’s like running a company with a fellow family member -How to keep a company culture strong - even with subcontractors -The techniques Justin & Aaron use to go the extra mile for clients --------------   QUOTES: "We feel like we’ve done very well with the stuff that we have. We have a really good core of guys. Our culture is strong." "We take lots of pictures. We make notes. We bring things to a potential client’s attention that they had no idea about." "We know where we need to be profitable." "Surround yourself with good people. Surround yourself with winners. Surround yourself with people that are persistent and have that ‘go get em’ mentality." -------------- HIGHLIGHTS: 07:34 How brothers, Justin and Aaron, decided to start and navigate a business together 18:57 The first year of Flora Brothers Painting 22:52 Why Justin and Aaron use subcontractors over employees and how they keep up the culture 31:40 What customer service looks like and how to exceed the expectations of clients 42:23 How organizational systems and technology help keep the business moving forward -------------- LINKS & RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Flora Brothers Painting Basecamp 3 PEP Paint Estimating Program GroupMe QuickBooks DYB App ADDITIONAL FREE RESOURCES: Join DYB DYB System PDF EP01 9 Steps to Doubling Your Business Part 1 52 Blog Post Ideas PDF YouCanBookMe VIDEO Pre-qualifying Questions PDF Video Testimonial Checklist PDF 3 Steps To Get Leads From FB PDF 11 Interview Questions PDF 9 Ways To Get HOA Work PDF -------------- Connect with Justin and Aaron Flora on Facebook Connect with Steve on Facebook here -------------- Press and hold to visit the page Show Page Notes Thank you very much for joining us today! If you received value, would you take a quick few seconds and leave us a review on iTunes, please?

Today we have Justin Jacobs founder of Refunds Manager.com. He is software developer turned Amazon refunds hero. When I heard about what Justin offers I thought it was a no-brainer to use their company but they obviously only work with sellers who have a certain volume of sales and there is an objection he gets that I did not expect. The reason it is a no-brainer is they charge you nothing upfront and only get paid when they collect funds from Amazon's mistakes. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: [0:50] Jeremy introduces his guest, Justin Jacobs. [2:00] Common errors that Amazon makes. [5:30] Justin talks about how he came up with the idea for Refunds Manager. [8:30] How did Justin get the business started? [14:30] Why Justin and his team tackle older orders first. [16:00] Justin shares some horror stories from some of his clients. [20:00] Building a team and delivering quality customer service. [22:30] Getting the word out and increasing brand awareness. [24:30] What gets people’s attention at conferences? [26:30] How did Justin come up with the cost for his services? [28:00] Justin talks about his love for books. [30:00] Challenges Justin has faced along the way. [32:30] Responding to setbacks caused by Amazon’s policy changes. [36:30] Proud moments on the journey for Justin and his plans for the future. [39:30] Who should connect with Justin’s services? In this episode… Wouldn’t you love to have someone who would go to bat for you and your business? Imagine if there was a service that would comb through your records in order to save you money? Sounds too good to be true, right? It’s not! On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from business leader and entrepreneur Justin Jacobs. Justin and his team at Refund Manager have positioned themselves to service Amazon FBA (Fulfilled By Amazon) sellers by getting them more reimbursements for common but hard-to-detect FBA issues. Listen as Justin shares how he got the idea for Refund Manager, what it took to get the business started, horror stories from their clients, how they get the word out about their services, and much more! You don’t want to miss a minute of this engaging episode! What was it that led you to start your business or take on that risky idea? Did you do it because you had a hunch or was there someone who encouraged you to step out and try something new? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear how entrepreneur and innovator Justin Jacobs came across the idea to that eventually became his company, Refund Manager. Justin says that it occurred to him rather innocently, as he was helping a client with a separate project he was working on. He and his client were going over inventory numbers and saw that what they had in stock didn’t match what Amazon was reporting, this led to the birth of Refund Manager. To hear more about Justin's story, make sure to listen to this episode! How do you get business owners and sellers on Amazon to hand over access to critical data about their company to an outside organization? You have to build credibility, show that the risk is worth it, and prove that you aren’t a threat. These were exactly the steps that business leader Justin Jacobs had to take as he created a new way to save Amazon FBA sellers more money. The common objection he faced as he would pitch his services to sellers is why should they hand over their data to someone who could be their competition? In light of this objection, Justin had to assure his clients and potential clients that neither he or his family would sell on Amazon. Listen to this episode of Inspired Insider as Justin expands on the unique challenges he faced and what he was able to do to overcome them! What is one way that your business can stand out from the rest of the competition in the marketplace today? As much as consumers enjoy premium products and good value, one way to really make a mark and stand out is by providing quality customer service. On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from entrepreneur and business leader Justin Jacobs as he shares why providing great customer service is so important. For Justin, it all comes down to creating an experience that he would want to have as a customer. By providing live customer service, Justin and his team have created a customer experience that they can be proud of. Make sure to listen to this episode to hear more from Justin! They say that you can tell a lot about a person and even an organization by the way they handle adversity. What would people say about you or your organization? Have you faced a difficult or trying time in the past? On this episode of Inspired Insider, Justin Jacobs shares how his company responded when Amazon made a sudden change that impacted their business dramatically. From this experience, Justin and his team had to learn how to respond quickly to save their business. They were successful and they were able to retain most of their clients through this jarring change. To hear more details about the situation and how Justin responded, listen to this fascinating episode! Resources Mentioned on this episode http://www.refundsmanager.com/ Man’s Search for Meaning Sponsor for this episode This is part of the Prosper Show Ecommerce Mastery Series where top Sellers and Experts teach you what really works to boost your ecommerce business. They have an amazing conference with some of the top Amazon sellers and industry leaders. ******************************************* Rise25 is where entrepreneurs of 6,7, and 8 figure businesses come together live and in person every few months to solve their biggest business challenges through this high-level Mastermind group. 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A LITTLE ABOUT KARL TAYLOR WOOD Karl Taylor wood is owned by Justin Steinburg and is Located in Abbotsford, an hour from Vancouver, British Columbia. They offer people kiln dried slabs. Drying the slabs takes 6-8 weeks, which they later sell the rough slabs. No sanding or finishing is done on them but just sold as is. In addition to that, they also do coffee tables, headboards, and are currently starting on table projects. HOW JUSTIN GOT STARTED IN THE BUSINESS A year and a half ago, Justin did a couple of projects for his local church and thought it would be fun and interesting if he would make his own wood to use for projects. He spent some time researching and later on they got the saws and started cutting wood, drying it, and started on some projects. TAKING THE LEAP OF FAITH The research he did, in the beginning, made him realize there was a market for what he was making. It was then that he decided to just get into the business with his brother. They would cut and dry stuff and later put ads on craigslist but there was no response for a couple of months. However, they did not lose hope and it so happened that they suddenly blew up. People started emailing and texting asking about prices and that's when the business really picked up. RUNNING THE BUSINESS AND FUTURE PLANS Working as a graphic designer for his church, Justin is involved in the business for only 3 days a week. Similarly, his brother, who is his business partner, works during the evening hours and on Saturdays. This has been the biggest challenge for them because no one is fully available for the business. In spite of that, they recently launched their website which hopefully will take the business to the other level and make it grow. For Justin, though, it's quite challenging for him to do the sales. He feels he's a more behind the scenes person but it's mandatory for him to do the sales since his brother is mostly absent. Being the artsy person, he grows his skills in different ways by doing online researching and asking knowledgeable people questions, but most of it has truly been trial and error. In future, they're hoping to sell more furniture, and make their own wood which would definitely be money saving. Website: KarlTaylorWood.com Instagram: @karltaylorwood Facebook: @karltaylorwood

The Superfans are back, with recaps of all the weekend action. Let's be real, there's at least a 90% chance the NFC will be represented in the Superbowl by a team with a second year quarterback. Carson Wentz, Jared Goff, and Dak Prescott (in that order) are having their way with defenses from all across the NFL. Can anyone stop them (no). Also, our 49ers fan gets to say his peace on the Jimmy G trade. Trust me, you want to hear that. Neil and Justin are reuinited and it feels so... bad. For Justin at least. We touch on every game from this weekend, so there's no excuse not to listen.  Oh and we got a new sponsor! Email us at nextfanup@gmail.comFollow @nfupodcastOnline at nextfanup.wordpress.com

Movie Meltdown - Episode 369 This week we are joined by our special guest co-host comedian Justin Golak, as we discuss one of his favorite movies - Rocky. We look at not just the movie itself, but also it's impact on pop culture - and just how much we actually remember based on how much Rocky has seeped into the public consciousness. Plus we also look at how this first installment fits into the long-running series that will continue over the next 40 years. And as we discuss Stallone-adjacent characters, we also mention... comedy or baseball, cable the way it used to be, arm wrestling is the thing, reading comprehension, Ghostbusters 2, organized crime, garblyness, it's very different going back and rewatching it now... having not seen it in years, how do you fight you, creating a rig for the scene, the sub-genre of boxing movies, Survivor, escaping Cleveland, music video culture, Cobra, drinking raw eggs, on VHS taped from TV, I want to be better, Thunderlips, being weird and awkward, Over the Top, three pages of dialogue in ten seconds of body language, spattered with training, running with your girlfriend up the stairs, at every turn... he makes a different choice, Copland, going heel, it's essentially an origin story... but you didn't know that if you didn't know there's be sequels, novelizations, outsourcing the property, Apollo Creed, being literal, Irwin Winkler, forceps, Ruskies, office sign dialogue, Batman Begins, this is like a thing everyone will do forever now, losing the right way, getting your hands bloody, that's a real person and all art is drug-fueled from the beginning of time. Spoiler Alert: Spoilers for Rocky... and the entire franchise. You have been warned.  "I'm a huge fan... it's the only thing I geek out about... it's like my Star Wars." For Justin's links, tour dates, etc., go to: http://justingolak.com/ Special thanks to Gallery K, for more info go to: http://www.galleryk.net/

Justin Martyr’s theology was rooted in Scripture. His main task was to interpret Scripture, mainly the Old Testament. In terms of God, he leaned towards Platonic philosophy that taught that God dwells in the regions above the sky and he is not omnipresent. The Divine Logos (Reason) is the means by which the Father (transcendent) deals with His creation. Justin’s Christology included a distinction between the Father and Son that corresponds to the distinction between the transcendent and immanent God. Christ was the Logos or Divine Reason and means of creation. Logos became man and was God and man. Justin’s analogy was, “. . . just as we see also happening in the case of a fire, which is not lessened when it has kindled [another], but remains the same; and that which has been kindled by it likewise appears to exist by itself, not diminishing that from which it was kindled.” Justin’s doctrine of the Logos is the most important aspect of his theology. The Divine Logos appeared fully in Christ but a “seed” of the Logos (logos spermatikos) was scattered among mankind before Christ. Thus, all people possess this “seed” of the Logos. In fact, some pre-Christian philosophers were (according to Justin) “Christians”. For Justin, Christ’s possession of the Logos is similar to the possession of the Logos by others, but in a full degree. Justin’s writings include his First Apology which was written to the Emperor (Antoninus Pius). The fist half is a repudiation of the State’s approach to Christians. The second half is a justification of the Christian religion. His Second Apology is a protest that severe instances of Christian persecutions in Rome are unjustifiable. Justin’s Dialogue with Trypho the Jew is the oldest Christian apology against the Jews. Its three main points are that: 1) Christians claim all of the Old Testament; 2) the Mosaic law was temporary; and 3) Christians are the New Israel. Justin writes concerning the writings of David. Other apologists included Tatian, who wrote the Diatesseron, which is a fusion of the four gospels into one. He eventually was branded a heretic for having gnostic ideas. Meltiades wrote an apology for Christian philosophy. Apolinarius wrote five books against the Greeks and Melito of Sardis wrote to the Jews and an apology to Marcus Arellius arguing that Christianity meant blessing and welfare to the Roman Empire. Athenagoras wrote an apology for Christians around 177 AD disputing incest, atheism, and cannibalism. Athenagoras held a central unity of the Father and Logos. Consider the Epistle to Diognetus. Diognetus was a high-ranking pagan and asked a Christian for information on his faith.

“If you watched me run, you wouldn’t think I was sitting or thinking about sitting.” Justin Whitaker is a writer, a ChiRunner and a Buddhist. For Justin, running is a part of his spiritual practice.

The new year is here. How can you make this year better than the last? For Justin the answer is to make 100 things.

Two guests with different views on the authenticity of the Turin Shroud join Justin to debate following his feature documentary on the Shroud. Alan Whanger has spent decades researching the shroud and believe he has seen images on it that link it to 1st Century Israel. Hugh Farey Iliad spent decades surveying shroud literature and has done to the conclusion it is medieval in origin. For Justin's radio feature ‘The Turin Shroud: a relic of the resurrection?’: http://www.premierchristianradio.com/Shows/Saturday/Unbelievable/Episodes/The-Turin-Shroud-a-relic-of-the-resurrection-Unbelievable For Justin's magazine feature ‘Shrouded in Mystery’: http://www.premierchristianity.com/Past-Issues/2015/April-2015/Shrouded-in-mystery For Alan Whanger: http://people.duke.edu/~adw2/shroud/ For Hugh Farey: https://www.shroud.com/bstsmain.htm For more faith debates visit www.premierchristianradio.com/unbelievable Join the conversation: Facebook and Twitter Get the MP3 podcast of Unbelievable? http://www.kaltura.com/api_v3/getFeed.php?partnerId=618072&feedId=1_jlj47tkv or Via Itunes

WE DID IT!  This week we talk about tainted meat, people at food banks, our baseball picks and Dennis Rodman, people saying God Bless You, dumb party themes and do an over under on 80's Action Movies. Beer:  Super Bock and Alaskan White Songs:  The Vandals and Tame Impalla Baseball Picks  (For Justin to reference in 3 months) Andy:  Angels, Tigers, Blue Jays.  WC  Rays and Yankees.  Dodgers, Red, Brave.  WC  Nationals and Giants Art:  Dodgers, Red, Nationals  WC Giants Cardinals.  Yankees, Angels, Tigers.  WC  Rays and Jays Justin:  Angels, Tigers, Jays  WC  Rays Rangers.  Giants, Reds, Nationals.  WC  Dodgers Braves