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Catherine Macora has been a Consecrated Woman of Regnum Christi for 28 years. The Consecrated Women of Regnum Christi form part of a Society of Apostolic Life based in Rome, Italy. With centers around the world, the Consecrated Women dedicate their lives to announce God's word and bring His love and mercy to others through various forms of evangelization projects, education and mission work.   From Austin, Texas, Catherine graduated from University of Texas at Austin and worked in public relations and marketing in Houston, Texas and London, England for 10 years before discovering her call to be consecrated.  During her consecrated life she has worked in Regnum Christi schools in Spain and the USA. She has also worked with youth and Youth Missions. She has given spiritual guidance and formation to all ages but predominantly young adults and married women. Catherine spent many years caring for her elderly parents before they were called to their eternal rest. In 2023, Catherine completed a Master's Certificate in Christian Wisdom at Holy Apostles College & Seminary and taught a scripture class at the School of Pastoral Leadership and Evangelization located at University of St. Mary of the Lake in Mundelein. Currently, Catherine resides in the Chicago community, offering spiritual guidance, spiritual formation retreats and supporting local parish ministries.   https://consecratedwomen.org

From Austin, Texas, Chrisophe Jean, Captain Wright, and Jake Ricca join the show for today's episode. They talk about getting hit on by Uber drivers, Jake Ricca's lunch lady heritage, and everyone does their best Michael Good impression.Thanks again to Jake, Captain, and Christophe for coming back on the show. Check them out at their links below for more funny stuff and catch them live in Austin or on the road.Christophe Jean is on Instagram @chrisjeanofficial and hosts the Rough Week Show podcast. Captain Wright is on Instagram @captain.wright and has live comedy out on YouTube as well. Jake Ricca is on Instagram @jakericca and has a podcast with fellow Florida comic and former guest, Joe Censabella, called Cup of Jokes.Also check out "Get Good" on Jake Ricca's YouTube featuring Christophe, Joe, and a bunch of other Orlando comics.As always, find Michael Good on Instagram @michaelgoodcomedy and on Twitter @agoodmichael. Check out the show on YouTube and follow the official Instagram page @morninggoodpodcast.This podcast was produced by Paxton Fleming, you can find him on Instagram @yaboypax 

On this episode of the MLS Aces Podcast, Tom & Jason sit down to chat:All 14 Western Conference clubs heading into the 2024 MLS season!From Austin, to Minnesota, to Vancouver... Tom & Jason go in-depth (as much as they can) about everything you need to know for each clubThank you for checking out this episode of the podcast! Please make sure to check out the MLS Aces on social media below:-Twitter: @MLSAces @TomSweez @JasonVevang-YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnT5toQsfppgnfCrsAcF3gg-Website/Articles: www.mlsaces.com-Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/MLSAcesSupport the show

Episode 143: From Austin to Black Rock The Burning Man 2023 Pre-playa Planner with Monday and Maria Gotay Arash is joined by Monday and Maria Gotay to geek out about Burning Man 2023. Monday, a member of the Placement Committee for Burning Man, and Maria, co-leading the massive art project called 1000 Hands, share their anticipation and excitement for the upcoming “Big Burn.” This special annual episode is a must-listen for burners on their way to Burning Man, as Arash, Monday, and Maria exchange ideas on how to make this year's Burn unforgettable with art projects they're eager to see and valuable survival tips. This episode was produced by Kim Loop and recorded in Austin, Texas mariagotay.com artislandatx.com 1000handsart.com burnernetwork.org burnerpodcast.com/roadtrip2023

From Austin, TX, voice teacher & professional artist, Sydney Burris shares what it means to come back to the music that nurtures her “inner child," how she encourages singers to find their true selves, and what led her to create a cartoon series with her band. You can also watch our interview on YouTube. REFERENCES & SOURCES: Sydney Burris Website @singingwsydney on Instagram Goons Band @goonvibesonly on Instagram Goons The Cartoon @goonscartoon on Instagram Don't forget to follow & leave a review! Got any questions or things you'd like to discuss on the podcast? Book your FREE 15-minute virtual cafecito with me on my website or send me a message on Instagram! https://www.mvcperformance.com Follow @mvcperformance on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook & YouTube MUSIC: "Cafecito with the Coach" Theme Music by Melissa V. Cartwright © 2022 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/melissa-v-cartwrigh/support

From Austin, ImpactAlpha's Dennis Price joins host Brian Walsh to discuss Texas's surprising role as the U.S.'s leader in clean energy – and how the oil-pumping state might still wrest defeat from the jaws of victory. Plus, the headlines. Check up on this week's Agents of Impact Call at impactalpha.com/calls --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/impact-alpha/message

From Austin, ImpactAlpha's Dennis Price joins host Brian Walsh to discuss Texas's surprising role as the U.S.'s leader in clean energy – and how the oil-pumping state might still wrest defeat from the jaws of victory. Plus, the headlines. Check up on this week's Agents of Impact Call at impactalpha.com/calls --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/impact-alpha-briefing/message

Are you looking for a fun and educational book to teach your children about American history? Look no further than "Calvin the Coolest President," the new children's book written by Austin and Stephanie Petersen. Join Brian Nichols as he interviews the couple about their new book and how it can inspire young minds. As a married couple with a shared passion for limited government and freedom, Austin and Stephanie Petersen have been working hard to spread the message of liberty. From Austin's Libertarian presidential campaign in 2015 to their current work with AP4LibertyShop.com and their new children's book, the Petersens are dedicated to creating value in the libertarian movement. Their new book, "Calvin the Coolest President," is a fun and educational way to teach children about American history. Based on the life of Calvin Coolidge, the book is generated using ChatGPT and contains factual information about the former president. The illustrations in the book were created using an AI tool called MidJourney, which gives a unique depiction of Coolidge. The Petersens hope that their book will help parents and educators educate children on the importance of American history and inspire young minds to learn more. As Austin explains, "We want to create something that not only teaches children about American history but also inspires them to want to learn more and be curious about the world around them." Join Brian Nichols as he talks to Austin and Stephanie Petersen about their new children's book and how it can be a valuable tool in teaching young minds about American history. Don't miss this episode of The Brian Nichols Show and be sure to grab a copy of "Calvin the Coolest President" for the young readers in your life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stan Hall of the Gas South District joins us to talk about the upcoming speaker series. Plus... Rising country superstar  Zach Bryan is bringing his Burn Burn Burn North American Tour to Gwinnett County in May. The singer, who has hits with "From Austin," "Heading South" and "Something in the Orange" is coming to Gas South Arena on May 15. Fans can register for the chance to purchase  tickets via Fair AXS at www.axs.com/zachbryan. After the Fair AXS registration period concludes on January 29 at 10 p.m., AXS will work to ensure any suspicious, fraudulent, and/or duplicated registrations are removed, tour officials said. Fans who are randomly selected to purchase tickets will be notified via email, starting on Feb. 13, with all pertinent information for them to complete their purchase, subject to availability.  Tickets will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis and an invitation email for the chance to purchase tickets does not guarantee tickets will be available.  Tickets purchased through AXS cannot be transferred or resold for profit. If a fan can no longer attend a show, tickets can be sold on the Zach Bryan AXS Marketplace for face value to another fan. There can be little argument that the COVID pandemic of the last few years forced a lot of folks to become more acquainted with their own homes, where they found themselves spending more and more time. It is for that reason that the home renovation and design industries stayed healthy while many other businesses struggled. With that in mind — and with spring right around the corner — could there be a better time for the 25th annual North Atlanta Home Show? Set for Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Gas South Convention Center in Duluth, the North Atlanta Home Show will bring more than 160 exhibitors to the area for a comprehensive collection of products, services, displays and experts that covers just about everything related to home improvement. Levine added that with the expansion of the convention center now complete, there will be even more opportunities for patrons to be dazzled by the array of options. Last year's home show attracted some 7,000 visitors and Levine said he can see even more attendees this time around. The home show is produced by Marketplace Events, North America's largest presenter of home, garden, holiday and bridal shows. Levine said just every show produced thus far in 2023 — including Oklahoma City, Dallas, Washington, Kansas City, Austin, Salt Lake City and several Canadian cities — has seen an uptick in visitors.  Suwanee resident and Southern Company Gas/Nicor Gas Director of Corporate Safety Brian Thomas was the recent recipient of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity — Alpha Upsilon Lambda Chapter's Martin Luther King, Jr. Legacy Award for Governmental and Military Service. Thomas began his military service in 1988 as a member of the Alabama National Guard while attending Alabama A&M University, where he earned a degree in Business Administration. During his military career, he served in many roles including Safety & Occupational Health Officer, AMEDD Recruiter, Medical Battalion Administrative Officer, S-1, Deputy Military Personnel Officer and Recruiting Commander. In 2009, Brian deployed to Afghanistan with the 135th Sustainment Command as the Human Resources Operations Branch OIC. He retired from the Alabama Army National Guard Active/Guard Reserve program as a Major, after 26 years of service in November 2014. In August 2014, Thomas joined Southern Company — Nicor Gas' parent company — as a Senior Safety & Health Specialist with the Georgia Power Company. He began with Southern Company Gas in 2017, as the Senior Safety Compliance Specialist, and was later promoted to Safety Manager. Currently, he is the Director of Corporate Safety for Nicor Gas in Naperville, Illinois In this role, he is responsible for providing strategic leadership and directing programs two ensure compliance in the areas of occupational safety, motor vehicle safety, process safety and industrial hygiene. Thomas currently resides between Suwanee and Plainfield, Illinois with his wife of 26 years, Shirlinda Nelson Thomas. Founded in 2014 to positively impact the lives of foster children and young adults in economically challenging situations, Lawrenceville-based Because One Matters seeks to provide hope, dignity, empowerment, mentorship and economic opportunity to young people from disadvantaged communities. Because One Matters fulfills its mission in a host of ways, including celebrating the birthdays and graduations of its clients, a Home for the Holidays program, foster care emergency supply bags, college internships and scholarships, school supplies (including laptops) and mentorship programs for middle and high school students. One of the agency's main initiatives is its Wrapped In Love clothing closet, which provides foster, kinship, adoptive and underrepresented families in Gwinnett and Walton counties the opportunity to obtain new and gently used clothing items, toiletries and everyday essentials. Wrapped In Love also gives duffel bags with essential items to children entering foster care for the first time. According to the Because One Matters website, Wrapped In Love has found a permanent home at 480 North Perry Street Suite H, in Lawrenceville and representatives from Because One Matters, Wrapped In Love and the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11:30 a.m. on February 7. Braselton recently announced that Sandy C. Weinel is the city's new Public Works Director, succeeding Ken Robbins, who has retired. Weinel most recently served as the town's director of roads and stormwater as well as serving as the town engineer. After earning a bachelor's degree at the University of South Florida, she worked as a construction inspector, contract administrator and local government planner. She holds certifications as a professional engineer, floodplain manager and from the Georgia Soil and Water Conservation Commission She has worked for the town twice, originally starting in 2018. For more information be sure to visit www.bgpodcastnetwork.com   https://www.lawrencevillega.org/  https://www.foxtheatre.org/  https://guideinc.org/  https://www.psponline.com/  https://www.kiamallofga.com/  https://www.milb.com/gwinnett  https://www.fernbankmuseum.org/  www.atlantagladiators.com          See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rising country superstar  Zach Bryan is bringing his Burn Burn Burn North American Tour to Gwinnett County in May. The singer, who has hits with "From Austin," "Heading South" and "Something in the Orange" is coming to Gas South Arena on May 15. For more information be sure to visit www.bgpodcastnetwork.com   https://www.lawrencevillega.org/  https://www.foxtheatre.org/  https://guideinc.org/  https://www.psponline.com/  https://www.kiamallofga.com/  https://www.milb.com/gwinnett  https://www.fernbankmuseum.org/  www.atlantagladiators.com      See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You've probably seen the meme: Texas cities as depicted by different versions of Matthew McConaughey. Dallas: the Tuxedoed McConaughey. San Antonio: the sexy, cowboy-hat wearing McConaughey. Austin: the weird, strung out, hippie-fied McConaughey — and Houston? Houston is the slick, confident, coat-and-tie wearing McConaughey driving a fine, Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring. (Ok, alright. Some Houstonian probably made that meme.) The point is, every Texan believes their city to be the best Texas city, and their rival city to be the *worst.* So! Join the City Cast Houston team as they grade all the big Texas towns (which are all inferior to Houston!): From Austin, to Waco, to Lubbock, to Dallas, to San Antonio.... And! Be sure to sign up for our morning newsletter - you can find it here! It will make you a better Houstonian, no matter which Texas city you love to hate! We're also on Twitter! Follow us at @CityCastHouston Finally, if you're ever feeling vocal, you should leave us a voicemail (or text!) It's +1 713-489-6972.

A meager but reliable meteor shower should be at its best in the hours before sunrise tomorrow. There won't be any moonlight to interfere with the show, so it's worth a look. The Eta Aquarid shower is spawned by Halley's Comet. As the comet orbits the Sun, it loses grains of rock and dirt. Earth flies through this trail of debris twice a year — in May and October. When it does, some of the comet dust rams into Earth's atmosphere. The debris is moving at about 150,000 miles per hour, so the particles quickly vaporize. That produces the glowing streaks known as meteors or shooting stars. The meteors all enter the atmosphere from the direction of the star Eta Aquarii — hence the shower's name. They can fly across any part of the sky, though, so you don't have to look toward Aquarius to see them. But the shower is best after Aquarius rises, around 4 a.m. Eta Aquarids are best viewed from the southern hemisphere. That's because Aquarius climbs higher across the sky, and it's in view longer before sunrise. Here in the United States, the view gets worse as you work toward higher latitudes. From Austin, there are about two and a half hours of good viewing time, with a peak of perhaps a dozen meteors per hour. From Seattle or Milwaukee, though, the viewing window lasts only about one and a half hours, with almost no meteors in view. Still, occasional bright ones do zip across the sky — bright sparks from a comet.  Script by Damond Benningfield Support McDonald Observatory

Claire Zagorski works in harm reduction and co-hosts the Drug Futurisms Podcast.  From Austin, Texas, Claire joins Aaron on the Peace On Drugs Podcast and they talk about the war on drugs, harm reduction, and underground safe-injection sites and the medical staff that risk their careers and freedom by working at them.  They also talk about the misinformation about fentanyl that has spread so much fear that it actually is costing lives.  

Originally recorded September 3, 2021. We're still here! In episode eight, Coach Mike chats with recent graduates Eliza Fisher, and Yash Sarda who are both starting off their careers and post college lives. Eliza and Yash have been friends since high school, joined Texas Taekwondo together, and were both part of Texas Taekwondo's championship team in 2019. What rec sport club did they almost join before finding a home at Texas Taekwondo? What type of uber-nerdy-cool careers are these two doing these days? Find out! From Austin, Texas, Eliza Fisher started her martial arts journey as an undergraduate at the University of Texas at Austin with Texas Taekwondo, from 2018-2020. During her time she held various leadership roles such as the Social Coordinator, Volunteer Coordinator, and the Kicks for Kids program lead. Some of her notable achievements as a competitor include winning gold at the 2019 NCTA Championships and the 2019 USA Taekwondo Nationals. She currently resides in Austin working in computational linguistics/natural language understanding development. From Austin, Texas, Yash Sarda started his martial arts journey as an undergraduate at the University of Texas at Austin with Texas Taekwondo, from 2018-2020. Some of his notable achievements include placing at the 2019 NCTA Championships and becoming the first student to earn a Kukkiwon under Texas Taekwondo. He currently resides in Alexandria, Virginia working as a machine learning engineer while pursuing a master's degree with the University of Texas at Austin. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/texastaekwondo/message

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!! From Austin, Sydney, Tobias and Harper --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-struggles-we-grow-from/support

 You know him. You love him. Tracy Simpson is on KVRE in the mornings from 6-10 am. He joins us today as we talk about how serendipity provided an opportunity to jump on the campus radio station in Austin at the University Of Texas. From Austin to Little Rock to Dallas to Los Angeles, Tracy has worked in radio/tv broadcasting and voice acting, but along the way, he's ventured into business, too - including the water business with Willie Nelson. Tracy's love of family compelled him to return to his roots in Hot Springs, which led him to KVRE in Hot Springs Village. Family is important. And fun. We had fun talking with Tracy and hope you have fun watching or listening to our conversation. • Join Our Free Email Newsletter • Subscribe To The Podcast Anyway You Want • Subscribe To Our YouTube Channel (click that bell icon, too) • Join Our Facebook Group • Tell Your Friends About Our Show!

Bryson starts his career in comedy doing skits on hip hop albums, and hosting or hyping live hip hop shows. We discuss how he carved out a path to the comedy clubs, and his trial attempts at music along the way. We get some GREAT insight to the world of doing comedy, and the ladder you have to climb, positions you have to play, and also how you develop material. Thanks for listening! @_brysonbrown @youaintheardofus Intro from- Side Steppin/ Track- I'm From Austin, Bryson Brown

The fellas are back to enlighten and if your Eli with his mic then also scare lol.. It is a part 2 to Wrastling and we bring in rob and erik to help us geek out about the attitude era, You know that time in which wrestling was the hottest its ever been. From Austin 3:16 to do you smell what the Rock is cooking to Suck it and team extreme. On the other end was WCW and they had the nature boy and sting and the Luchadores and Goldberg and THE NWO. The fellas go through there own nostalgia about that 90's era, Erik makes it known that Hulk Hogan is a douche and Goldberg blows. Eddie talks his love of the Undertaker and Baish talks a tad about the Rock, Milhouse and Eli sitback and listen as we just let go on this awesome walk down memory lane. Special shout out to Mick foley for the sacrifice he and his body made for us to say holy shit when we watched his matches. The guys also choose their fav finisher, match, faction and if they would be a heel or baby face, there were also reviews of the movie Hook and the video game Pokemon Red & Blue, which Eli gushed over and we cringed at lol. So sit back and enjoy all the awesome and sexyness with our wrastling journey.... HAppy Bday to the people in our lives Be better not for others but for yourself, The most expensive thing in the world is trust, it can take years to earn and a matter of seconds to lose

Episode 34 Introvert to Onstage with Steven EnglishI met my guest Steven English on LinkedIn and we connected right away.  From Austin, TX and sober for 3 ½ years, Steve was a leader in engineering and over the years became a trainer, coach and speaker. Steve works with Introverts to help them be more successful in an extroverted world.As a former engineering manager, he knows both the hard and soft side of leadership. Throughout his 22 years in engineering, Steven also served as a trainer to Fortune 500 organizations as well as influencing and managing company-wide change management activities. Steven is an ICF Professional Certified Coach, a trained Facilitator along with Founder of multiple Toastmasters public speaking clubs. Steven specializes in helping introvert leaders find their voice so they can communicate and leave a positive impression without having to pretend. Steven has served over 100 one on one coaching clients in addition to corporate clients such as BlackLocus (Home Depot Innovation Lab), James Edwards and Companies, and Austin Pallet Company. He holds a MS in Materials Science and a BS in Physics.You can find Steve on LinkedIn and at www.stevenenglish.netReady to make changes in your career and personal life? Learn more about my Recovery@Work program, by clicking HERE.Thank you for listening and being a part of a supportive community to help people with solid recovery step into leadership. If you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review the show HERE through Apple Podcasts, or HERE if you're an Android user, and help us spread the word about this inspiring free content. Take the Quiz HERE to find out what animal best represents your leadership style and get on the mailing list so you don't miss an episode!Check out our FREE resources here: Emerge Leadership Academy Are you ready to create your best future in a job that is blended to your purpose on earth?Schedule a free consultation with me today and let's get you going again:https://Maureenrg.youcanbook.me Connect with me:Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/emergentleadership/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/emergeleadership/Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/mrgmentor/LinkedIn - http://www.linkedin.com/in/maureenrossgemmeYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/emergeleadershipacademyClubhouse - Join the Recovery@Work club and follow me @maureenrg.

From Austin, TX now in New Orleans, the Amazing Squirrel Queen talks about her release "January" and most importantly...squirrels! Check it out on all streaming platforms!

Earl's not here this week to gloat about his prediction, so Jacob and Seth are able to get down to business and talk about the San Antonio match. There were a lot of positives and plenty of reasons to be excited for the matches coming up. From Austin's banger to the MLS plans for the future, we have jam packed episode for you to consume this week. Also, Stephen A. sucks. Find out more at https://somosmas.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-166b1c for 40% off for 4 months, and support Somos Mas.

Our aim, here at the SprySpace Podcast, is Social Media for Good. Our theme for the month of June is Musicians Using Social Media for Good. This week Lacey and Chad welcome Datri Bean, who is a composer, singer and multi-instrumentalist. From Austin, TX, Datri calls her music Southern Fried Jazz, which Lacey is TOTALLY INTO. Songs for a lazy afternoon on the porch.

Do you want to identify which are the best and worst markets to buy and invest in in 2021? In this episode of Note Night in America, Scott Carson talks with Nicholas Gerli, the CEO of Reventure Consulting where he helps investors of all sizes identify their opportunities. From Austin to Atlanta, join the conversation on where you should be putting your money. With COVID-19 still present in the world, investing in the right markets can get tricky. Learn Nicholas's secret tactic for identifying different markets - the real estate “Holy Trinity” of investing – as well as how to measure a market's economic growth, real estate security, and housing shortages.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join Note Night in America community today:WeCloseNotes.comScott Carson FacebookScott Carson TwitterScott Carson LinkedInNote Night in America YouTubeNote Night in America VimeoScott Carson InstagramWe Close Notes Pinterest

On today's episode of The Sales Evangelist, Donald is joined by Austin McCulloh, consultant and founder of Austin McCulloh Advising. Austin shows people how to prospect virtually, whether using LinkedIn, Facebook, or other methods to take advantage of online opportunities. During his professional career, he's learned that what's between your ears is your biggest obstacle, not who's in front of you. Overcome your mental challenges. None of us are perfect, so stop trying to live up to an impossible standard. Some salespeople spend an hour researching before a main call only to get a prospect voicemail. How much excitement and energy do you have now to make that next call? Have a counsel or advisor around you - people you can bounce ideas off. Especially those better than you. Read The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz to understand and overcome your own self-limiting beliefs. Develop a process. Some salespeople feel out a sale as it goes because they believe that's what a successful salesperson can do. In actuality, a developed sales process is what brings confidence and success.  A big pro of virtual prospecting: You can look at and update a google doc while maintaining eye contact with a prospect. What are some of the things salespeople tell themselves that prevent success? The belief that age prevents success. Those new to an industry or career often think they can't work with someone older than themselves. From Austin's firsthand experience, people genuinely don't care about your age. They care about how competent you are and doing what you say you're going to do. Read anything by Ed Mylett - Competence comes from doing what you say you're going to do.  Austin tips to keep himself motivated: He writes down what he needs to do each day and keeps track of it quantitatively, meaning he can clearly measure his completion percentage. Some days the percentage will be higher than others. But if you consistently control what you can on a day-to-day or week-to-week basis, you're going to be a more competent person.  Austin's advice for the new or incoming salesperson: If you already have the job, figure out if it's the job you want to have. If you don't believe what you're selling, it's going to be tough.  People stereotype right off the bat. So whether it's not having the proper clothing or the right look, don't put yourself at a disadvantage right away. Want to connect with Austin? Find him on LinkedIn and his company website. If you are interested in more sales stories, you can talk to Donald directly. Reach him on LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook about any sales concerns.  This episode is brought to you in part by Skipio. Are you sick of crickets? As a salesperson, the pain of reaching out with phone calls or emails and not receiving a response is real. But all text messaging is not created equal. 85% of people prefer text over email and phone calls because they want to engage in a conversation, not listen to bots. Be more like people and start having conversations that end in the conversions you want. Try Skipio at www.Skipio.com. This episode is brought to you in part by NetHunt CRM. NetHunt CRM is a sales automation tool that lives inside Gmail. It covers a full set of features to manage leads, nurture customer relations, monitor sales progress, and automate sales and marketing workflows. With native-like Gmail and  G Suite integration, you can access your CRM data, launch bulk email campaigns, and set up automated sequences from the comfort of your inbox. NetHunt helps move leads down your sales funnel and never lets a valuable prospect go untouched. NetHunt CRM offers TSE listeners a 40% discount for the first three months along with free user training and a dedicated Customer Success Manager with any pricing plan. Try NetHunt CRM today at https://nethunt.com/tse.

It's part one of our second annual whacky as hell Super Bowl live stream and suffice it to say, it goes off the rails and keeps going that way. From Austin misidentifying Keenan Thompson to talks about an Only Fans, much more is said beyond breaking down Pat Mahomes aka The Lamb vs Tom Brady aka The GOAT. And you're going to love it all.

Another show, another amazing guest. The boys are joined on this one by LA Chargers starting RB, Austin Ekeler, and no topic is left untouched. From Austin's mental approach to the game, to the Chargers no Head Coach, to his new gaming group & foundation, The Charity Stripe tackles it all. We hop you enjoy this one as much as we do, and of course...hit ya free throws!intro/outro: "All of The Lights" Kanye West Remix

On the 6th episode of Movie Changeup - "Forgotten" Movies, Johnny Doop (2-0) and Bobby Mitchell (2-0) go head to head pitching reboots to 7 movies everyone has "forgotten" about. However, they have 7 rules they must follow. One rule per movie, and they can't use a rule more than once. The first person to 4 points wins. Joe Fricke and Tristan Mayer serve as judge/host. Movies 1. Despite All My Rage (2002) 2. The Doop (1993) 3. From Austin, With Love (2001) 4. Geldesevere Rising: The Age of The Gnome Prince (2011) 5. In the Cold of the Day (1970) 6. Link Skywalker (2003) 7. Off The Track (1991) Rules 1. One must star Vin Diesel 2. One must have a twist ending 3. One must be a movie only you will like 4. One must be cast as a 1980s movie 5. One must include a character made famous by Harrison Ford 6. You must resurrect an actors career for one 7. One must include a Nick Saban cameo

Since the pandemic hit in March, 15,000 Texans have died of COVID-19 — and 400,000 Texans have registered to vote. From Austin, politics reporter Jeremy Wallace discusses the effect those two numbers might have on the outcome of the November election. Read: Texas shatters voter registration records again as Trump-Biden election draws closer Connect with Jeremy Wallace.   Support the show: https://offers.houstonchronicle.com/?offerid=125&origin=newsroom&ipid=podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From Austin, Texas, it's a special bonus episode of Talking Feds. Harry Litman, Joyce Vance, Matt Miller, Asha Rangappa and Mieke Eoyang talk about the state of politics, the president and the law while producer Jennie tries to to get queso on the mic cables. It's a free-wheeling discussion in the back room at Cisco's in East Austin, so sit down and join us!

Pack your bags and check in. This episode, Jake & Jake talk all things travel! From Austin and Boston to Los Angeles and New York City, the boys talk future travel plans and destination spots they want to see next.

In the past few months I’ve been traveling like a maniac! From Austin, TX to Vale, CO over to Scottsdale, AZ and I’ll be off to Los Angeles in just a few short weeks. And as I am sure you know, traveling is STRESSFUL. It’s awesome and exciting and I love it, but it can also single handedly kill your health groove and momentum, if you let it. Believe me, I see it all the time in people I work with, and I’ve also experienced it myself. Fortunately, it doesn’t have to be this way! With a little strategy, you can travel your heart out and keep your health in check. All you have to do is listen to this week’s podcast with former actor, fitness trainer and founder of Open Sky Fitness, Rob Dionne. And don’t forget to share this awesome info with all the wanderlusts in your life.

On this Episode... From Austin's own Funktastic "Bakbonz"... Les Fisher and Kelly Doze... Too much fun was had on this episode... Any time I can get "Bakbonz" in the Studio, you know its going to be a GREAT time... Much Love and Enjoy ;)  

Janice Lynn Park, the daughter of a Marine, grew up in Southern California within a mile of Disneyland. Her first of many union jobs was as telephone operator for Pacific Bell. As a young single mom of a four day old baby and a 4-year old, she began attending University of California, San Francisco School of Nursing to earn her BS; then attended Cal State Northridge in the Public health education graduate program. In 1992 she started a new life in Anchorage, Alaska, joining her future husband where he had found work doing water treatment on the North Slope. She took nine days pulling a trailer to drive the Alaska Highway—just herself, a small child and a cat.   Mike Siegel: My career has been in public service, as a school teacher, civil rights lawyer, and advocate for communities left out of the political process. I am running for Congress to make sure we have a safety net that protects every American, and to restore common decency to our federal government. I was born into a union household - my mother was a welder at a Caterpillar factory, a member of the machinists union, and was on strike against unsafe working conditions when I was in the womb. I have spent my life surrounded by working people, by people of all backgrounds, and by people willing to dedicate their lives to fighting for the greater good. Through my candidacy, I seek to unite the various communities of the 10th Congressional District who are thoroughly unrepresented by the current Congressman. From Austin to Houston, Bastrop to Prairie View, we all deserve to have our voices heard.

On this Episode... From Austin's own "Dancyr" and "Stupid Drama"... The man, the myth, the legend... Nathan Olivarez is live in the Studio for a fun filled episode that was nothing but a good time... Besides Nathan being in the house, we get a call from a good friend of the podcast... Jim, the owner of The Texas Mist, who gives an update on what's going on and coming up at the club... Enjoy ;) 

From Austin, this week's guest is Strange Mother y'all! We talk about venn diagrams, how they named their band, wrestling, the music scene in Austin, and more! Show Notes Ghormeh sabzi @slug.city Party World Rasslin' 21st Street Co-Op Strange Mother - Blueberry for NPR's Tiny Desk See Strange Mother in Austin at Cheer Up Charlies on August 3rd What We're Listening To? Jordan Rakei Harry Styles - Harry Styles The Reign of Kino Arcade Fire - Everything Now Japanese Breakfast Parcels Parcels & Daft Punk - Overnight TOBACCO Kendrick Lamar - Damn The Chronic 2001 Wipers Parquet Courts - Light Up Gold Darkthrone The Pillows Number Girl Zazen Boys What're You Listening To? Email us and let us know! Listen to Strange Mother on Spotify Follow Strange Mother on Facegram Follow Strange Mother on Instagram Support Strange Mother on Bandcamp Featured Song "Intended For (Snoopy)" from Young Buck EP by Strange Mother Follow @dftapodcast on Facebook Follow @dftapodcast on Instagram

From Austin, TX, this big hearted boss from the lone star state shares with you how to create a business that is SIMPLE, automated and geared toward the mission of giving back.   After opening 18 retail stores by the age of 22, she learned from all those positive and negative experiences what works and what doesn’t work in life and business. She translated what she learned during that experience to translate into her online business and clients.   “If we over-complicate business, we get into that fear mode and resistance.”   If your mission is to give back, don’t wait until you are making money and feel like you can “afford” to give back, it starts now as a habit.   Click here to download her Simple Sales Funnel Formula http://kerrysheppard.com/formula My mission is to provide you with killer content. Please submit questions and suggestions to ac@amycannatta.com and maybe you and your idea will be featured on the podcast! For more information about coaching with me or to book a strategy session, please visit my website at www.amycannatta.com

From Austin to NYC we covered the cast and crew behind the new Starz production of Neil Gaiman's American Gods which premieres April 30th. This podcast episode features Orlando Jones, Yetide Badaki, Ricky Whittle, Neil Gaiman, Bryan Fuller, Michael Green, Pablo Schreiber, Jonathan Tucker and Kristin Chenoweth. Featuring hosts Kyndal and Valerie Edited by John Bauer and Jamie Broadnax Music by Purple Planet

On this episode.... From Austin's own original band "LITZBOMB"... Chris Litz and JR Pena stop by the studio to get me up to date on everything in the world of LITZBOMB... Straight off their show from SXSW Heart of Texas Rockfest... We get into a ton of old stories from back in the 90's and Chris and JR promoting their upcoming show April 1st, at The Texas Mist... Plus a call in from the owner of the Texas Mist, Jim Daeng Ostrander.... Enjoy :)  

From Austin, Texas, I'm Christopher Schmitt and on this episode, I'm joined with Nick Pettit. Nick is a teacher at Treehouse, an online web education company. He is also an independent virtual reality (VR) game developer. On November 15th, he releases his first major game called “Neptune Flux,” which can be experienced on VR headsets like the Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and PlayStation VR. There are also non-VR variations of the game that can be played on PC, Mac, and PlayStation 4.

From Austin, Texas, I’m Christopher Schmitt and on this episode, I’m joined with Nick Pettit. Nick is a teacher at Treehouse, an online web education company. He is also an independent virtual reality (VR) game developer. On November 15th, he releases his first major game called “Neptune Flux,” which can be experienced on VR headsets like the Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and PlayStation VR. There are also non-VR variations of the game that can be played on PC, Mac, and PlayStation 4.

From Austin, Texas, I’m Christopher Schmitt and on this episode, I’m joined with Nick Pettit. Nick is a teacher at Treehouse, an online web education company. He is also an independent virtual reality (VR) game developer. On November 15th, he releases his first major game called “Neptune Flux,” which can be experienced on VR headsets like the Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and PlayStation VR. There are also non-VR variations of the game that can be played on PC, Mac, and PlayStation 4.

From Austin, Texas, we talk with Arianne Stiles, ½ of Environments for Humans. Environments for Humans produces over a dozen of virtual front-end and UX design conferences every year as well as the first web builder conference for CSS, CSS Dev Conf, which is coming up this October in San Antonio, Texas.

From Austin, Texas, we talk with Arianne Stiles, ½ of Environments for Humans. Environments for Humans produces over a dozen of virtual front-end and UX design conferences every year as well as the first web builder conference for CSS, CSS Dev Conf, which is coming up this October in San Antonio, Texas.

From Austin, Texas, we talk with Arianne Stiles, ½ of Environments for Humans. Environments for Humans produces over a dozen of virtual front-end and UX design conferences every year as well as the first web builder conference for CSS, CSS Dev Conf, which is coming up this October in San Antonio, Texas.

Ian Moore, From Austin, Texas, returned to the basement and this time he brought with him exclusive songs and his band, The Lossy Coils! We discussed where creativity comes from, interesting rhyming styles, and how confidence is affected when you're sensitive to your art. At the beginning of the episode, after an awkward intro, you'll hear a recording from Ian's first visit explaining and playing his song "Battlelines" which was the first song played live for the show!  Find Battlelines on Itunes Find Ian on his Website/Facebook/Twitter You can find all links and more information at www.fromabasementintulsa.com

From Austin to New York with a stop in Houston just long enough to podcast. Sully & Steve recap their trip to MondoCon and talk about their must-sees/must-haves for New York Comic Con (Oct 8-11). We also snuck in a little nerdy news, including information on our latest giveaway.

From Austin, TX, Harmontown is live from the Liberty Tavern and SXSW. Bonus audio from the Q & A following the premiere of the "Harmontown" documentary. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

DUBSTEP.FM ARCHIVE - 2012-02-16 - Bong Rips And Bass Mad Classy And friends From Austin

The show goes on the road. From Austin, the usual gang and a special guest talk about the Chelsea match and what may lie ahead for the rest of the season