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In this Summer Coolers edition of NHL Wraparound, Neil Smith and Vic Morren spotlight one of the most resilient turnarounds of the 2024–25 season: the St. Louis Blues.After a rough start under Drew Bannister, the Blues handed the reins to Jim Montgomery—and never looked back. A remarkable 35-18-7 run followed, including a 12-game winning streak that pushed them into the playoffs. Though their season ended in heartbreak—blowing a two-goal lead in the final minutes of Game 7 vs. Winnipeg—the Blues showed serious promise.With savvy offseason additions, consistent goaltending, and a rock-solid system, the Blues are building a team that no one wants to play against. Montgomery's influence is already turning heads.

In this episode of NHL Wraparound, Neil Smith and Vic Morren turn their attention to the Montreal Canadiens — a team on the rise after breaking back into the playoffs for the first time since their 2021 Stanley Cup Final appearance.The hosts dig deep into Montreal's pivotal offseason, highlighted by a massive trade for defenseman Noah Dobson and the big-ticket extension that followed — 8 years at $9.5M AAV. Is Dobson truly a franchise defenseman? Can he deliver on that contract, especially paired with Calder Trophy winner Lane Hutson?Neil and Vic also explore Montreal's elite prospect pool, including standout names like Ivan Demidov, David Reinbacher, and Jacob Fowler — plus what their development means for the future of the franchise. And with Nick Suzuki, Cole Caufield, and Juraj Slafkovsky continuing to grow, the Habs look poised to become a major threat… but are they ready now?

Part of The Construction Executives Live SeriesIn this episode of Beyond the Practice: Building the Business You Actually Want, we sit down with Pete Fowler, founder of Pete Fowler Construction Services, a firm serving clients across all 50 states with offices in California, Nevada, Texas, Oregon/Washington, and Florida. Pete shares his insights on helping construction business owners discover their “why” and align their operations with their true purpose. We dive into the critical question every owner faces: Should you grow and expand, streamline for simplicity, or maintain the status quo? Pete also discusses strategies to protect your business from the risks of construction litigation, drawing on his extensive experience in construction management and dispute resolution. Tune in to learn how to build a business that reflects your vision while safeguarding its future.In The Zonehttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/in-the-zone/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/episode-45-beyond-the-practice-building-the-business-you-actually-want-with-pete-fowler

Sam Fowler once began a student body president election speech in sixth grade by saying, “I’d like to demonstrate my greatest skill.” Then, he stood there and said nothing. “Listening. That’s right, listening,” were the next words out of his mouth. Since that time, he’s been listening to people tell their stories… and then encouraging them find ways to participate in stories bigger than themselves. He also has had two complementary careers. First, as a pastor, including starting a non-traditional community of faith through partnership with a NASCAR track; and then for the past 17 years working with Boys & Girls Clubs in Idaho and Arizona. Sam continues to touch lives with the organization that’s roots date back to 1860. They have provided a safe haven for more than 3 million youth, giving them an opportunity to discover their great futures. Click here to learn more about the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley: https://www.bgcaz.org/ Original air date: September 4, 2025. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Tuesday, August 26, 2025, at the age of 79, Stan Fowler breathed his last breath and entered into glory. We are thankful for his legacy.This podcast was originally hosted by Grandview's former lead pastor, Bob MacGregor, and elder and theologian, Stan Fowler.In this episode, Jon Cleland (Director of Young Adult Ministry and adjunct professor at Heritage College and Seminary) and Andrew Noble (member of Grandview) are joined by Bob MacGregor to discuss our memories of Stan and his legacy on our church and on theological education in Canada.Visitation and funeral information is available here.As expressions of sympathy, donations to the Stan Fowler Scholarship Fund would be appreciated.

Pete Fowler is a construction consultant, professional cost estimator, President and Chief Quality Officer of Pete Fowler Construction Consultants. Pete received a B.S. in Construction Management from CSU, Chico. He has held certifications from AAMA, ASPE, ICBO, and others. Mr. Fowler has published articles in national magazines, has been invited to speak by the most important groups in the building industry, and has composed and delivered hundreds of educational programs on building inspection & testing, estimating, quality & construction management, project management, and claims & litigation. Pete has experience with successful expert witness testimony, including Federal Court. -- Critical Mass Business Talk Show is Orange County, CA's longest-running business talk show, focused on offering value and insight to middle-market business leaders in the OC and beyond. Hosted by Ric Franzi, business partner at REF Orange County.

Central Coast surfer Molly Picklum has been crowned the 2025 surfing world champion in a thrilling final in Fiji. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thriving in Uncertainty: Leadership, Learning, and Performance Science with Dr. Carla FowlerIn an unpredictable world, leaders and professionals need more than strategies—they need resilience, adaptability, and insight. In this episode, host Josh Elledge sits down with Dr. Carla Fowler, Founder and Managing Director of THAXA®, to explore how high performance, deliberate learning, and science-backed leadership approaches can help individuals not just survive, but thrive in uncertainty.Mastering Learning and Leadership in UncertaintyDr. Carla Fowler brings a unique perspective, combining human biology, immunology, medicine, and over a decade of executive coaching to offer a research-backed approach to performance and learning. She emphasizes that adult skill acquisition is a marathon requiring both engagement and rigor, with fun and motivation playing a crucial role in long-term success. Leaders must balance immersive, playful learning with targeted, high-impact methods for urgent challenges.Equally important is reframing uncertainty as a source of opportunity rather than stress. Dr. Fowler explains that while uncertainty is inevitable, our perception and response define the outcome. By carving out time for continuous learning and deliberately shifting from reactive to proactive thinking, leaders can leverage ambiguity to drive growth and innovation.Finally, deliberate thinking and internal control are essential for effective leadership. Dr. Fowler underscores the importance of creating intentional moments for reflection, practicing self-awareness, and reclaiming control over one's decisions and priorities. This allows leaders to operate from a proactive mindset, rather than being driven by external pressures or constant mental chatter.About Dr. Carla FowlerDr. Carla Fowler is the Founder and Managing Director of THAXA®, combining expertise in human biology, immunology, and medicine with over ten years of executive coaching experience. She helps leaders and professionals apply performance science to thrive under uncertainty, fostering both personal and organizational growth.About THAXA®THAXA® is a performance science and executive coaching firm dedicated to helping leaders develop practical skills, resilience, and self-awareness. The company provides research-backed strategies to improve decision-making, learning, and leadership effectiveness in complex and unpredictable environments.Links Mentioned in This EpisodeTHAXA® WebsiteDr. Carla Fowler on LinkedInKey Episode HighlightsDr. Fowler emphasizes the importance of balancing fun and rigor in learning, embracing uncertainty as a growth opportunity, practicing deliberate reflection, and reclaiming internal control to lead effectively. Leaders can apply these insights immediately by scheduling focused learning, prioritizing tasks aligned with their goals, and developing skills to transform ambiguity into advantage.ConclusionNavigating uncertainty requires more than reactive strategies—it demands intentional learning, self-awareness, and proactive leadership. Dr. Carla Fowler's insights provide a roadmap for leaders to cultivate resilience, improve decision-making, and harness the power of performance science for both personal and professional growth.

This is the final episode in the series. It has been my personal pleasure to learn about Fowler's Stages of Faith alongside all of you. Understanding these stages is not about labeling or judging, but it is about recognizing the dynamic nature of our spiritual lives. I encourage you to reflect on your own journey using Fowler's model. Where do you see yourself in these stages? How might you better understand them? Thanks for joining me, and I'd love to hear your thoughts on this series.

In this episode, co-host James Miille speaks with the CEO behind his software secret. For years, James has used a digital tool to organize the interactions he's made in his career as an artist, helping him transform different kinds of relationships into sales. CRMs – if you're not familiar with the acronym, you will be by the end of this episode. Guest: Andy Fowler, CEO and co-founder of Nutshell For more information on applying to The Superfair as well as recordings of this and all of our past episodes, visit www.thesuperfair.com.IG: @thesuperfair, @theartistbusinessplanIG: @nutshellcrmEmail questions and comments to abp@thesuperfair.com.Hosted and Executive Produced by James Miille and Alexander MitowSenior Producer: Parth Shah

In this podcast, we return to Fowler's Stage Five, conjunctive faith. There are scriptures that help us see the accepted and appreciated paradox in this stage. There are certainly pros and cons to this stage, and some potential pitfalls, if we stay in this stage too long. Join me this week to discuss these ideas and explore what a community of people in stage five might look like.

Originally Recorded July 9th, 2025Dai Le is currently serving as the federal member for Fowler, New South Wales.About Dai Le: https://daile.com.au/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit musicallyspeaking.substack.com

Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac react to ESPN NFL Senior reporter Jeremy Fowler reporting yesterday that Atlanta Falcons right tackle Kaleb McGary will miss time on the apparent leg injury he suffered Wednesday, per his source, who also added that the exact timetable was not immediately known, but for now he's out of the lineup. Mike, Beau, and Ali also explain why they think that Fowler reporting McGary will miss time this year is really not saying much.

HR1 - Elijah Wilkinson getting valuable reps at right tackle tonight is worth injury risk In hour one Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac react to ESPN NFL Senior reporter Jeremy Fowler reporting yesterday that Atlanta Falcons right tackle Kaleb McGary will miss time on the apparent leg injury he suffered Wednesday at practice, per his source, who also added that the exact timetable was not immediately known. Mike, Beau, and Ali also explain why they think that Fowler reporting McGary will miss time this year is really not saying much. Then, The Morning Shift crew discusses if now starting right tackle for the Atlanta Falcons Elijah Wilkinson should play in the Falcons' preseason finale against the Dallas Cowboys tonight, and explain why they think he should play and get some reps at right tackle. Ali, Mike, and Beau also talk about what else they'll be watching out for tonight in the Falcons' final preseason game. The Morning Shift crew also previews the two week zero games that are happening tomorrow in college football including farmageddon between No. 17 Kansas State taking on No. 22 Iowa State at home. Mike, Beau, and Ali also react to the SEC officially announcing they're moving to a nine game conference schedule next season, explain why they think the College Football Playoff selection committee using new enhanced metrics is a big part of why the SEC is finally going to play a nine game conference schedule, and then The Morning Shift crew closes out hour one by diving into the life of Ali Mac in Ali's Mac Drop!

Wil speaks with longtime Schedulefly customer and Chicago restaurateur Pat Fowler. The conversation covers Pat's unexpected path into hospitality, the risks he took to buy his first restaurant, and the challenges and opportunities facing independent restaurants today. They discuss economic pressures like rising costs, changing consumer habits, and competition from large chains, but also highlight the enduring value of authentic hospitality, community connection, and innovation. Fowler shares how his frozen pizza line became an unexpected new revenue stream and how social media and storytelling are now key to connecting with guests. Wil and Pat reflect on the realities of entrepreneurship, the importance of caring staff, and the resilience required to thrive in a difficult industry.Key Takeaways Industry Inspiration – Listening to fellow restaurateurs' stories can provide therapy, motivation, and a reminder that no one is alone in facing industry challenges. Pat's Origin Story – He pivoted from a failed finance/insurance career to hospitality, fell in love with the business, and ultimately bought his first restaurant using a credit card cash advance. Entrepreneurial DNA – Owning a restaurant requires risk-taking, thick skin, and comfort with constant problem-solving; outsiders often underestimate the difficulty. Economic Pressures – Rising food and labor costs, consumer belt-tightening, and shrinking margins make survival harder, especially against well-capitalized chains. Community & Hospitality – Independent restaurants remain vital because they provide authentic human connection and serve as anchors in their communities. Frozen Pizza Pivot – During COVID, Pat turned his restaurant's signature pizza into a frozen product, which grew into a wholesale business and new revenue stream. Tech: Double-Edged Sword – Some tools (like text-based marketing or Schedulefly) are genuinely helpful; others, often pushed by outsiders, miss the mark. Social Media Storytelling – Sharing authentic stories and featuring staff builds customer loyalty and emotional connection to the restaurant. Staff Culture – Today's workforce needs a strong “why” and meaningful engagement; great service still drives repeat business even more than food or atmosphere. Resilience & Adaptability – The restaurant business always faces cycles of challenge; those who keep innovating and focusing on guest experience endure. The Future of Service – As automation grows in fast food, demand will rise for intentional, human-centered full-service dining experiences.

This podcast, about Fowler's Stage 5, will be a two-part podcast. This week, we will talk about key characteristics of stage 5 and how they impact our relationships and our lives. We will also examine Erik Erikson's developmental stage 7, Stagnation vs. Generativity, to see how they complement each other. There is much to learn about ourselves, faith, spiritual maturity, and development, and it can be found by looking into these development theories.

Welcome to Season 3, Episode 7 of A Friend for the Long Haul - A Long Covid Podcast! In this week's conversation, I am joined by Steph Fowler, LCPC, CADC, who you may remember from Season 1, Episode 11. I love this description from the bio on Steph's website: "Other things to know: among my many identities, I am multiply-neurodivergent, chronically ill and disabled (Long COVID ‘20), an INFJ, ex-vangelical, and recovering perfectionist. In The Before Times, I enjoyed kickboxing, running, cosplay, karaoke, travel, cat cafes, and live lit/storytelling. Nowadays I enjoy gardening, nature, writing, photography, LEGO, subversion, and all things macabre." Steph is one of those people who always makes me things about things in a different way, and we wanted to chat about the challenges of building and sustaining community when everyone is navigating different levels of stress, grief, and physical limitations.You'll hear us discuss:The emotional toll of community splintering within the COVID-conscious and long COVID communities.Practical strategies for emotional management, including the importance of practicing pauses and asking for consent before unloading stress.How to build trust and safety in groups by establishing clear shared values and embracing compassion for others' different experiences.Navigating relationships and setting boundaries around personal COVID-19 risk and accommodations.Personal reflections on shifting identities, redefining determination, and coping with the profound grief of loss—both of health and relationships.Places to find Steph!Substack: https://misfitmentalhealth.substack.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/misfit.mental.healthTime Magazine: What to Do if Your Doctor Doesn't Take Your Symptoms SeriouslyPBS News Weekend: The COVID pandemic's lingering physical and mental toll, five years laterIf you'd like to support this one-disabled-woman-produced podcast, check out my Bonfire shop. Items bought in the shop support the renewal of my Zoom license for recording. Many items co-support other chronically ill friends. I also have an  Amazon Storefront and I'll get a few pennies if you purchase your everyday items through the links in my storefront. I also have an Amazon Wishlist of fun treats and practical needs for our family this autumn.Don't forget to like, subscribe, follow, and share A Friend for the Long Haul! And if you're feeling extra generous, leave a review. Your support helps get this in front of more earballs and helps me bring more episodes. You can listen to the Long Covid Theme Songs playlist on Spotify. Thank you!

Rev. Mark E. Fowler from the @tanenbaumcenter joins us this week and discusses his journey from a Presbyterian upbringing to […] The post Exploring Interfaith with Reverend Mark E. Fowler appeared first on Queer Theology.

This is an encore episode as I believe we cannot stress the significance enough for this type of testing to confirm the effects of a myocardial bridge on the patient. The more that's known, the more likely it is that the proper course of treatment can be taken. If you missed it the first time, don't miss it this time. This is a must listen episode.Unlock the secrets of properly understanding and diagnosing myocardial bridges with insight from Dr. Jeffrey Fowler, a leading interventional cardiologist at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Our conversation promises to illuminate the often perplexing process of diagnosing these cardiac anomalies and their impact on heart function. Through the lens of minimally invasive procedures and advanced imaging techniques like coronary CT angiograms, Dr. Fowler demystifies why myocardial bridges are not always the main culprits behind chest pain and the definitive testing now being done to ascertain the significance of the myocardial bridge.We're going to explore the intricate world of invasive testing, as we detail the provocative testing process used to evaluate myocardial bridges, their severity and their contribution to angina, or chest pain. Dr. Fowler explains how starting with an empiric trial of medications can lead to more invasive procedures like heart catheterization if necessary. Learn about the steps of the provocative test and the role of acetylcholine in testing for endothelial dysfunction and vasospasm, with reassurances about the safety and reversibility of these tests. This episode is our first on the detail and best practice for diagnosis of the bridge through the provocative test we've heard so much about. It's meant for the education and knowledge for both patients and professionals, enhancing understanding of the nuanced approaches in relatively rare process of diagnosis.Celebrate the spirit of collaboration among cardiology experts as Dr. Fowler shares the necessity of communication and advice. He's consulted with many others along the way including Dr. Shaw at Yale and Dr. Tremmell at Stanford, highlighting real-world case studies like that of patient David Vollmer. Join me in this compelling narrative of breakthroughs and dedication in the realm of cardiac care, and discover how ongoing advancements promise a brighter future for patients everywhere.You can email Dr. Fowler directly at: fowlerja@upmc.eduTo reach Dr. Fowler call 412-647-6000 and ask for him specifically. Or you can visit the hospital website HEREYou can learn more about the Microvascular Network in the link HEREChapter Summaries:(00:00) Understanding Myocardial Bridge Diagnosis ProcessInterventional cardiologist explains use of coronary CT angiogram to detect and manage myocardial bridges in chest pain cases.(10:04) Invasive Testing for Heart ConditionsDiagnosing and treating myocardial bridges through coronary CTA and provocative testing, including an empiric trial of medications and invasive procedures.(22:05) Collaboration in Myocardial Bridge DiagnosisLeading cardiologists collaborate to refine best practices for treating myocardial bridges, using personalized approaches and expert insights.(27:47) Imaging and Diagnosis of Myocardial BridgeAcetylcholine, dobutamine, cold saline, and adenosine are used to assess endothelial and microvascular function in chest pain and exertional symptoms.(37:07) Complex Testing and Treatment OptionsEvaluating myocardial bridges using diagnostic tests to guide surgical interventions, while balancing personal wellness in a high-stakes medical career.(49:16) Cardiac Surgeon Discusses Myocardial BridgesDr. Bonnati's unroofing procedure for David at UPMC, with insights from Dr. Fowler and upcoming perspectives from Dr. Bonatti, enriched by David's journey.

Today we're going back to the classics. It's an adaptation of H.G. Wells' classic story, The Time Machine. The episode, originally broadcast on CBS's "Escape" series in 1948, follows the protagonist, Fowler, and his inventor friend, Dudley, as they journey over 100,000 years into the future. They discover a world inhabited by two distinct human species: the gentle, childlike Eloi who live above ground, and the subterranean, cannibalistic Morlocks who prey on them. This may be the only version you ever hear that features two time travelers together, a sharp departure from Wells' original story. But it's an adaptation that allows more dialogue, something they probably felt was needed for the dramatized version. Visit our website: https://goodolddaysofradio.com/ Subscribe to our Facebook Group for news, discussions, and the latest podcast: https://www.facebook.com/groups/881779245938297 Our theme music is "Why Am I So Romantic?" from Animal Crackers: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KHJKAKS/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_MK8MVCY4DVBAM8ZK39WD

Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for the BMW Championship and best outright ticket for the Danish Golf Championship -Reviewing Memphis featuring sound from Justin Rose, Tommy Fleetwood, Scottie Scheffler -Rickie Fowler sig. event points situation, hearing from Fowler on performance in Memphis -Ryder Cup scenarios featuring sound of Cantlay discussing Ryder Cup hopes and Keegan's dilemma -Discussing top 7 on odds board at Caves -1 matchup, 1 t10 -1 BMW outright (40/1) -Sleeper, 2 FRL, 2 lineups, scoring -Best Bet -Danish Golf Championship outright (35/1) Will Doctor opens with energy, introducing the BMW Championship at Caves Valley as week two of the FedExCup Playoffs and recapping a dramatic Memphis finish where Justin Rose, at 175–1 odds, claimed his 12th PGA Tour title by birdieing four of his last five holes to beat J.J. Spaun. Rose described his win as stoic, marked by determination and calmness, admitting that focus on execution muted his joy in the moment. Tommy Fleetwood, seeking his first PGA Tour win, led after 54 holes but faltered, finishing second; he emphasized gratitude for fan support and the importance of learning from close calls. Scottie Scheffler briefly shared the final-round lead but lost nearly 1.5 strokes putting on Sunday, missing the playoff by one. Key FedExCup changes saw Kitayama, Cauley, Fowler, Vegas, and Poston move into the top 50 while Potgieter, Spieth, Knapp, Clark, and Martin dropped out. Fowler, who finished T6, knew roughly a top 10 was needed and edged Chris Kirk by one shot to advance. Doctor defended Fowler against criticism over sponsor exemptions, blaming reduced field sizes for controversy, and highlighted that Memphis drew 3.6 million viewers, the best since 2018. Doctor's betting card suffered as Scheffler's Sunday putting cost multiple wagers. Brad Payne, caddying for Scheffler, noted good putts simply didn't fall, while Scheffler praised Spaun's grit. A win came via Jacob Bridgman over Potgieter, but Xander Schauffele, Wyndham Clark, and Harris English underperformed. On the European Tour, a bet on Christopher Broberg failed as Grant Forrest prevailed. Ryder Cup standings for Team USA show locks in Scheffler, Spaun, Schauffele, Henley, DeChambeau, English, and Thomas, with Morikawa, Bradley, McNeely, and Novak on the bubble. Contenders like Young, Cantlay, and Goderup remain in play. Cantlay endorsed Bradley's inclusion if he were captain. Team Europe's locks include McIlroy, Rose, Fleetwood, McIntyre, Hatton, Straka, Lowry, Oberg, Hovland, and Fitzpatrick, with Højgaard and Wallace vulnerable; Jon Rahm will take a spot, and others could qualify with strong finishes. Caves Valley's redesign features rebuilt greens, narrowed fairways, and lengthened holes, now a par 70 over 7,600 yards. Doctor reviewed top contenders: Scheffler's form remains strong despite a caddie change, McIlroy's driving accuracy is a concern, Schauffele and Thomas struggle with consistency, Fleetwood and Oberg offer solid form but questionable value, and Cantlay's price is too short given recent results. This week's picks include Fowler over Lowry, Sam Burns for a top 10, Matthew Fitzpatrick outright at 40–1, and Denny McCarthy as sleeper top 10. First round leaders are Scheffler and Burns. The DraftKings lineup features Young, Burns, Fitzpatrick, Fowler, McCarthy, and Novak, with Scheffler as best bet for top American. Doctor also tips Sami Välimäki to win the Danish Golf Championship at 35–1, citing improved iron play and consistent driving and putting. For the latest on the world of golf, follow Doc on X @drmedia59 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for the BMW Championship and best outright ticket for the Danish Golf Championship -Reviewing Memphis featuring sound from Justin Rose, Tommy Fleetwood, Scottie Scheffler -Rickie Fowler sig. event points situation, hearing from Fowler on performance in Memphis -Ryder Cup scenarios featuring sound of Cantlay discussing Ryder Cup hopes and Keegan's dilemma -Discussing top 7 on odds board at Caves -1 matchup, 1 t10 -1 BMW outright (40/1) -Sleeper, 2 FRL, 2 lineups, scoring -Best Bet -Danish Golf Championship outright (35/1) Will Doctor opens with energy, introducing the BMW Championship at Caves Valley as week two of the FedExCup Playoffs and recapping a dramatic Memphis finish where Justin Rose, at 175–1 odds, claimed his 12th PGA Tour title by birdieing four of his last five holes to beat J.J. Spaun. Rose described his win as stoic, marked by determination and calmness, admitting that focus on execution muted his joy in the moment. Tommy Fleetwood, seeking his first PGA Tour win, led after 54 holes but faltered, finishing second; he emphasized gratitude for fan support and the importance of learning from close calls. Scottie Scheffler briefly shared the final-round lead but lost nearly 1.5 strokes putting on Sunday, missing the playoff by one. Key FedExCup changes saw Kitayama, Cauley, Fowler, Vegas, and Poston move into the top 50 while Potgieter, Spieth, Knapp, Clark, and Martin dropped out. Fowler, who finished T6, knew roughly a top 10 was needed and edged Chris Kirk by one shot to advance. Doctor defended Fowler against criticism over sponsor exemptions, blaming reduced field sizes for controversy, and highlighted that Memphis drew 3.6 million viewers, the best since 2018. Doctor's betting card suffered as Scheffler's Sunday putting cost multiple wagers. Brad Payne, caddying for Scheffler, noted good putts simply didn't fall, while Scheffler praised Spaun's grit. A win came via Jacob Bridgman over Potgieter, but Xander Schauffele, Wyndham Clark, and Harris English underperformed. On the European Tour, a bet on Christopher Broberg failed as Grant Forrest prevailed. Ryder Cup standings for Team USA show locks in Scheffler, Spaun, Schauffele, Henley, DeChambeau, English, and Thomas, with Morikawa, Bradley, McNeely, and Novak on the bubble. Contenders like Young, Cantlay, and Goderup remain in play. Cantlay endorsed Bradley's inclusion if he were captain. Team Europe's locks include McIlroy, Rose, Fleetwood, McIntyre, Hatton, Straka, Lowry, Oberg, Hovland, and Fitzpatrick, with Højgaard and Wallace vulnerable; Jon Rahm will take a spot, and others could qualify with strong finishes. Caves Valley's redesign features rebuilt greens, narrowed fairways, and lengthened holes, now a par 70 over 7,600 yards. Doctor reviewed top contenders: Scheffler's form remains strong despite a caddie change, McIlroy's driving accuracy is a concern, Schauffele and Thomas struggle with consistency, Fleetwood and Oberg offer solid form but questionable value, and Cantlay's price is too short given recent results. This week's picks include Fowler over Lowry, Sam Burns for a top 10, Matthew Fitzpatrick outright at 40–1, and Denny McCarthy as sleeper top 10. First round leaders are Scheffler and Burns. The DraftKings lineup features Young, Burns, Fitzpatrick, Fowler, McCarthy, and Novak, with Scheffler as best bet for top American. Doctor also tips Sami Välimäki to win the Danish Golf Championship at 35–1, citing improved iron play and consistent driving and putting. For the latest on the world of golf, follow Doc on X @drmedia59 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week in If You Mark In Your Bible; Josh and guest Austin will look at 2 Timothy 3:10-17We look forward to sharing new episodes EVERY TUESDAY (August-December)!https://linktr.ee/iymiyb?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=0d7a0387-1b92-46dd-b269-fb20acd2d51cCHECK OUT IF YOU MARK IN YOUR BIBLE Social Pages and more!

TITLE: Righteousness Is Profitable – 2 Timothy 3:10-17 w/Austin FowlerThis week in If You Mark In Your Bible; Josh and guest Austin will look at 2 Timothy 3:10-17We look forward to sharing new episodes EVERY TUESDAY (August-December)!https://linktr.ee/iymiyb?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=0d7a0387-1b92-46dd-b269-fb20acd2d51cCHECK OUT IF YOU MARK IN YOUR BIBLE Social Pages and more!

**There seems to be some feedback that I cannot hear on the recording until I have uploaded the podcast. My apologies for the poor quality. I will find the problem and have it resolved by next week.______________________________Join me this week for another episode about faith journeys. James Fowler's stage four is the Individuative-Reflective Faith. This stage can be difficult because it creates, dissonance, requires work and can strain relationships. The journey of faith is dynamic. It's a process of continuous growth, learning, and deepening connection to what gives your life meaning. Embrace the questions, seek wisdom, and trust that the very act of engaging with your beliefs, even when it feels like uncharted territory, is leading you toward a more authentic, resilient, and fulfilling life.So, let's enjoy the ride.

VLOG Aug 11 Class action on 26 Federal Plaza conditions, Judges Woods now Kaplan: https://matthewrussellleeicp.substack.com/p/ice-beat-extra-by-26-federal-plaza Crypto Reggie Fowler wants out. UN useless - new @USUN Deputy as SG @AntonioGuterres bans Press, litmus test. [& no Maxwell unsealing: https://patreon.com/posts/maximum-maxwell-136234069

From Melbourne to Canada to the U.S., Austin Fowler's journey took him from quantum computing labs to global philanthropy. Inspired by Opportunity InternFrom Melbourne to Canada to the U.S., Austin Fowler's journey took him from quantum computing labs to global philanthropy. Inspired by Opportunity International's “hand up, not hand out” approach, he's building bridges between resources and the unbankable—transforming potential into prosperity at scale.00:28 – About Austin Fowler Austin Fowler is the Founder and CEO of Stairway Invest.

Ruthann Fowler Melzer, Carmen's mom, joins Carmen to talk about the people through the years who saw things in her that she didn't and helped her to become more than she would have been otherwise.  Social media expert Chris Martin, author of "The Wolf in Their Pocket," talks about people behind a new app called Quittr that seeks to help young men kid the porn habit.  He also addresses the rise of AI friends and the concerns they raise, especially for young people.  Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Listener discretion is advised due to the sensitive nature of these cases. This week's episode explores two heartbreaking cases of missing children from Pittsburgh — Mary Ann Verdecchia and the Fowler twins. In 1962, 10-year-old Mary Ann Verdecchia vanished near her home and has never been found, despite decades of investigation. And In 2016, Allegheny County's Office of Children, Youth and Families (CYF) directed Pittsburgh police to remove all six of Patricia Fowler's children from her home. Four were placed safely in protective custody—yet after several weeks, officials discovered that her 17-year-old twins Ivon and Inisha, were missing and had not been seen in years.

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This week, John is joined by Erik Fowler, Executive Director for the San Diego Brewer's Guild. They discuss the state of the San Diego local brewery scene, the changes and new additions coming to the brewing community, and more!To learn more,SD Beer WebsiteSD Beer News ArticleGood Pressure Brewing InstagramGood Pressure Brewing Co.To contact John Olsen,619-855-1151John@TheSanteeGuy.comJohnOlsen.comJohn Olsen RE Facebook Santee Update Facebook 

Welcome to this week's podcast. Have you ever sat in a pew, a Bible study, or a family debate and thought: ‘Do I actually believe this—or am I just repeating what I've been told?' If so, you're not alone. Today, we're unpacking James Fowler's Third Stage of Faith—where many of us get stuck… but there is a way forward.Imagine faith like a ladder. Stage 1 is the toddler clinging to fairy-tale images of God. Stage 2 is the kid who thinks Noah's ark had two giraffes. But Stage 3? That's where most of us camp out—sometimes for life.This week, I will discuss the key characteristics, give examples of what it looks like in the "real world," quote scripture, and tell you about the research on spirituality. It's a good one. Leave me some comments and let me know what you think.

In today's episode, I'm joined by Harrison Fowler, founder of RVF International, a relocation service helping young adults teach English in Spain. We talk about Harrison's personal journey moving abroad, what it's really like to teach in Spanish schools, and how you can move abroad to Spain to teach English. We also dive into practical advice on:Choosing the right visaOvercoming language barriersNavigating Spanish bureaucracyHarrison shares the step-by-step process his company uses to help thousands of people move abroad successfully—and why most of them say it's the most life-changing decision they've made.Whether you're in college or a young professional considering a gap year, this episode will help you understand if teaching in Spain is right for you—and how to make it happen.Check out RVF International if you'd like support in moving abroad to Spain to teach English: https://rvfinternational.com/teach-abroad-in-spain/You can also find out more about RVF International at the links below:Instagram | TikTok | YouTube

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming healthcare diagnostics, with some of the most promising breakthroughs happening in cardiology. Structural heart disease affects millions and frequently goes undiagnosed in its early stages, leaving patients vulnerable to serious complications. One such condition, severe aortic stenosis, often remains unnoticed until it becomes life-threatening—carrying a two-year mortality rate worse than many cancers if left untreated. As AI tools become more accurate and accessible, they offer a vital opportunity to detect these conditions earlier and improve outcomes across the board.So, can AI actually help cardiologists catch what they might otherwise miss—and what does that mean for the future of diagnostic care?On this episode of I Don't Care, host Dr. Kevin Stevenson sits down with Don Fowler, President of Echo IQ USA, to explore how Echo IQ is using AI-driven decision support to aid cardiologists in identifying structural heart diseases like aortic stenosis. They discuss how the tool works, why AI won't replace doctors, and how it could level the playing field between rural clinics and top-tier academic centers.Key highlights from the conversation…AI as an assistant, not a replacement: Fowler emphasizes that Echo IQ's AI tool doesn't replace physicians—it enhances their diagnostic capabilities, particularly for hard-to-spot cases like low-flow, low-gradient aortic stenosis.Equity in diagnosis: The technology helps address diagnostic disparities, particularly for women and rural populations, by providing consistent, phenotype-based analysis drawn from the world's largest echocardiographic dataset tied to mortality.Workflow integration is key: For AI to be adopted widely, it must fit seamlessly into existing clinical workflows. Echo IQ is designed to run within a cardiologist's normal environment, minimizing friction and improving efficiency.Don Fowler is a seasoned healthcare executive with over 35 years of experience leading global sales, marketing, and commercial strategy in medical imaging and diagnostics. He served as President and CEO of Toshiba America Medical Systems and spent more than two decades at Siemens Healthineers, holding key leadership roles including VP of Global Sales and Marketing for the MR business. Currently President of Echo IQ USA, Fowler is known for driving enterprise value through strategic execution, building high-performance teams, and serving as a trusted advisor across the healthcare and private equity landscape.

-FedEx Cup scenarios -Discussing top 10 on odds board at Sedgefield -2 matchups -1 t10, 1 t20 -3 outrights (22/1, 70/1, 100/1) -600/1 sleeper outright -Scoring, lineups, best bet -50/1 Utah Championship outright ⛳ FedExCup Bubble Drama: Players like Rickie Fowler, Grillo, Mitchell, Kirk, and Bezuidenhout need strong showings to secure playoff spots (0:37–48:10).

-FedEx Cup scenarios -Discussing top 10 on odds board at Sedgefield -2 matchups -1 t10, 1 t20 -3 outrights (22/1, 70/1, 100/1) -600/1 sleeper outright -Scoring, lineups, best bet -50/1 Utah Championship outright ⛳ FedExCup Bubble Drama: Players like Rickie Fowler, Grillo, Mitchell, Kirk, and Bezuidenhout need strong showings to secure playoff spots (0:37–48:10).

The Context of White Supremacy welcomes the return of Dr. Angelyn Spaulding Flowers. A professor and coordinator of the Crime, Justice, and Security Studies Program at the University of the District of Columbia, Dr. Fowler is classified as a black female. She's one of the few black researchers who's written about the US scourge of mass casualty school shootings. Dr. Flowers helped Gus and C.O.W.S. listeners establish a superb foundation for understanding school shootings in the US (and the world?). On this, her third visit, we'll discuss her 2025 publication, White Christian Nationalism in the United States: A Rising Tide Sinks All Boats - which examines the critical role of the Religion of White Supremacy to better understand the thought, speech, actions and emotions of many people classified as White. A crucial component of this bias and an indispensable component of the current White Supremacist zeitgeist is the fear of White Genetic Annihilation. White Jesus has ordained the System of White Supremacy and everything must be done to ensure White genetic survival & White domination - which may be one and the same. Dr. Flowers and Gus had a grand exchange on role of White Women in the System of White Supremacy and her supposition that black males engage in systemic oppression of black females. #WhiteJesus #INVEST in The COWS - http://paypal.me/TheCOWS Cash App: http://cash.app/$TheCOWS

Send us a text Journalist Lilly Fowler's column for the South Seattle Emerald, “Masked Men Are Detaining People. When Will Washington's Leaders Protect Us?”, raises serious concerns about transparency, accountability, and civil liberties in the context of immigration enforcement by ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) officers. Her outreach to key figures like Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell, Police Chief Shon Barnes, and Governor Bob Ferguson—and their response—highlights the political sensitivity and complexity surrounding immigration enforcement in sanctuary jurisdictions like Seattle.Find Lilly's Column at: https://southseattleemerald.org/voices/2025/07/22/masked-men-are-detaining-people-when-will-washingtons-leaders-protect-us Read: https://southseattleemerald.org/voices/2025/07/22/masked-men-are-detaining-people-when-will-washingtons-leaders-protect-us Read: https://nieman.harvard.edu/mark-trahant-wins-the-2025-i-f-stone-medal-for-journalistic-independence/ Read: https://www.24thstreet.org/blog/2025/1/17/letting-go Read:https://www.amazon.com/Harbingers-January-Charlottesville-American-Democracy/dp/1586424017 Read: https://www.mapresearch.org/2024-dei-report "Dismantling DEI: A Coordinated Attack on American Values"https://www.forbes.com/sites/conormurray/2025/01/07/these-companies-have-rolled-back-dei-policies-mcdonalds-is-latest-to-abandon-diversity-standards/https://www.chronicle.com/package/the-assault-on-dei Chronicle of Higher Education https://www.courts.wa.gov/appellate_trial_courts/supreme/bios/?fa=scbios.display_file&fileID=gonzalezRead: https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/obituaries/chinatown-international-district-activist-matt-chan-dead-at-71/Hear Rick Shenkman on the BBC Radio Program Sideways:https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001xdg0Read: https://www.thedailybeast.com/i-stuck-with-nixon-heres-why-science-said-i-did-itRead: https://www.washcog.org/in-the-news/your-right-to-knowRead: https://www.seattletimes.com/opinion/the-legislatures-sunshine-committee-has-fallen-into-darkness/Read: https://www.cascadiadaily.com/2024/f...

Welcome to this week's episode, where we explore ideas about the Mythical-Literal stage of James Fowler's Second Stage of Faith. In this phase, individuals often view their beliefs through a concrete, narrative lens, embracing the stories and symbols of their faith as absolute truths. It's a stage characterized by a strong reliance on tradition and the communal aspects of belief, where the world is understood through myths, rituals, and the teachings of faith leaders.Understanding this stage is essential because it lays the groundwork for how individuals interpret their experiences and navigate their spiritual journeys. It highlights the importance of storytelling in shaping one's identity and belief system, serving as a bridge to deeper levels of faith development. Join us as we delve into this pivotal stage, exploring its significance in personal growth, community dynamics, and the broader context of faith development.

(00:00-29:06) Doug wants to do this program for another 20 years. Whataburger. Rest in peace to the queens. Timmy Two Gloves. Do you like a good burger? RIP Ozzy Osbourne. The sought after Erick Fedde start. Audio of Oli Marmol on the Gashouse Gang on KMOX talking about wanting McGreevy to stay on the big league team. Apathy is a real problem. They picked a lane and haven't stuck to it. Marmol in job saving mode. Mount Rushmore of Aaliyah songs.(29:15-44:07) We're gonna let people air some Cardinal grievances. Little Dutch Boy is first up. Did the 06 and 11 World Series change the team's mindset? Overrating prospects or having them come into their own after they leave the organization. Spending money poorly: i.e. Sonny Gray, Fowler, Cecil, etc.(34:17-54:30) Did the Cardinals ruin downtown or did downtown ruin the Cardinals? The Cardinals made downtown. Nobody hits Bradley Blaylock.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, Alison and her guest discuss the inspiring journey of Angela Fowler, CEO of Real Life Access, who shares her experiences as a blind accessibility consultant. She emphasizes the importance of making technology accessible and addresses the misconceptions businesses have about compliance versus user experience.Angela advocates for collaboration in the accessibility sphere and personal empowerment for individuals facing challenges. They also explore the tailored services offered by Real Life Access to promote inclusivity in digital and physical spaces, reinforcing the need for a more accessible world.HIGHLIGHTS:19:05 Advice for Overcoming Struggles21:40 Understanding Accessibility in Business25:00 How to Connect with Angelaconnect with Angela:Website & SocialsSPONSOR:Cellev8Discount code: THEALISONK2024ALISON'S LINKS:Website | Facebook | Twitter | InstagramGET MY FREE 4 part Pop-up Podcast SeriesJOIN Borderless Hybrid Innovators FB GroupINNOVATION AVENUE: Fitness and Self-Care Revolution

In this episode of The Member Engagement Show, we talk with Bettina Fowler, Senior VP of Customer Success at Higher Logic to get the very best of her popular session at Higher Logic's annual Super Forum conference, “45 Ideas in 45 Minutes.” Bettina has been involved in customer success at Higher Logic for 11 years and has tons of great insights from working with customers on implementation, member engagement, and marketing strategies. Kelly chats with her about quick and easy ways to level up the way in which associations and nonprofits serve their communities. Topics covered include: Top things to check regularly and make sure you didn't miss in your platform setup. Tools and strategies associations can easily use to improve member engagement. The features in your platform that you might not even know about or might be underutilized. Are you maximizing AI functionalities in your community management? All the reasons not to fear upgrades to your platform.   Helpful Links: Higher Logic customers can access the full Super Forum session recording in the Higher Logic User Group (HUG).

Welcome to this week's podcast. We will be exploring human spirituality and personal growth. Today, we're discussing the work of theologian and psychologist James Fowler and his influential Stages of Faith development.Fowler's theory isn't just about religious belief; it offers a profound look at how we construct meaning in our lives, from childhood through adulthood. Understanding these stages is crucial for fostering spiritual maturity, as they outline how our understanding of faith transforms, influenced by cognitive growth, emotional maturity, and life experiences. This journey of faith development is also deeply intertwined with our mental well-being. A healthy progression through these stages can contribute to a more integrated sense of self and a resilient outlook, while challenges within these stages can impact mental health. In this episode, we'll lay the foundation by focusing on Stage One: Intuitive-Projective Faith. This stage typically occurs in early childhood, roughly between the ages of three and seven. It's a fascinating period where imagination reigns supreme, and a child's understanding of faith is heavily influenced by the moods, actions, and stories of the significant adults in their lives. I hope you enjoy.

Throwback  Title: Mule Deer Hunting on the Wasatch Front with Kip Fowler   Show Notes: A Southern Utah native, Kip now lives and hunts in Northern Utah, along the Wasatch Front. Backpacking bow hunting in the high country is one of his specialties, and he shares some of his advice for how to improve your hunting game.   Kip was always worried about becoming too reliant on technology, but there came a point when he realized that it was actually holding him back and it cost him a prize deer. That's when he started to look for tools that would make the hunt easier, and he shares some of his adaptations.   It's so easy in bowhunting to get discouraged, especially when you have moments where you get so close, but then something goes wrong. “Really successful bowhunters are constantly trying to eliminate the things that could go wrong”, says Kip. And they stick with it.   A lot of bowhunters will spend tons of time practicing their shot, testing their equipment, and planning their hunt. But they'll forget to try out the food they're going to eat ahead of time, and that can lead to some seriously unpleasant surprises out in the backcountry. Don't forget to test your food, and your body's reaction, before you head out.   Pictures can help you remember a hunt, but they don't tell everything. Kip and I both have journaled some about our hunts, and the details we recorded are so much different and more helpful than just looking at pictures.   If you loved this podcast, don't keep us a secret. Like us, share us, and leave us a review so that we can keep bringing you hunting stories from some of the greatest experts in the backcountry.   What's Inside: When water sources and feed sources are an important part of the hunt. Where is it easier to hunt mule deer: the desert or the high country? Why mental fortitude is going to help you on the hunt. How nail polish, sharpies, and other hacks can help you make small improvements.     Mentioned in this Episode: Days in the Wild on itunes Days in the Wild on Podbean Phoenix Shooting Bags   Short Description: As a lifelong bowhunter, Kip Fowler has some tips to take your bowhunting to the next level. In addition to telling some great hunting stories, Kip focuses on some of the smaller details today that can add up and make your bowhunting experience more successful and enjoyable.   Tags: Utah hunting, mule deer hunting, hunting on the Wasatch Front, improve your bowhunting, bowhunting technology, bowhunting tips and tricks, bowhunting hacks

Carlton Davis and who stays/goes at safety On this episode of the Greg Bedard Patriots Podcast, Greg and Nick discuss the potential impact of Carlton Davis on the Patriots' defense and break down the safety depth chart, discussing who will make the roster. 0:00 ⏰EPISODE TIMELINE⏰ 0:27 What's a fair grade for Patriots' offseason? 5:04 Where does Patriots' skill position talent rank? 6:51 Best teams from past 25 years 9:45 Fowler ranking Top 10 in every position 12:16 PrizePicks 13:51 Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, YouTube, and/or Spotify 14:27 Bedard's Breakdown: Carlton Davis 19:11 Comfortable with Davis backup options? 20:41 Who makes the cut at safety? 23:46 Who starts out of Hawkins, Peppers, Dugger, and Woodson? 26:51 Who's more likely to get cut: Pettus, Hawkins, or Epps? 27:42 Subscribe to Patriots Press Pass on YouTube! 28:03 Where does Patriots secondary rank in NFL? 29:26 Thanks for watching! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this special episode of The Burn Podcast, we bring YOU three powerful conversations from champions who've thrived at the highest levels of professional sports—and continue to lead with impact beyond the game.We start with Bennie Fowler, Super Bowl Champion and the last player ever to catch a pass from Peyton Manning. Bennie shares unforgettable stories from playing with both Peyton and Eli Manning—and offers a powerful reminder about the company YOU keep. He talks about how being surrounded by the right people, including his close friend Draymond Green, helps keep him locked in on greatness. Their 10-person group chat is built on healthy competition—who's working out, who's striving for more—and that daily accountability fuels their motivation to keep growing.Next, we sit down with Larry Hughes, 14-year NBA veteran, St. Louis legend, and lifelong friend. Larry's story is rooted in purpose—his devotion to family, his relentless work ethic, and his mission to give back to the community that raised him. This conversation is a mix of joy, resilience, and deep gratitude.Finally, Chris Pronger joins us from his home for an unforgettable discussion. NHL Hall of Famer. Olympic gold medalist. Stanley Cup Champion. But his story goes far beyond the accolades. Chris opens up about the battles behind the scenes—injuries, sacrifice, and the mental toughness it took to sustain greatness over an 18-year NHL career.This episode is packed with raw stories, world-class mindset, and actionable takeaways to help YOU dominate in YOUR life and business.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/5wvlPYjIyT0