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From Last week, we dive into DOGE and all the money they found being wasted. We evaluate Trump and how he has jumped in to help make changes.

Tom Fox takes things in a different direction today as he cross-posts Episode 1 of an exciting new podcast series entitled "From Last to First: The John Aceti Story." In this podcast series, Tom Fox tells the story of one of Kerrville's most interesting residents, John Aceti, who has lived a life well-lived. What is the measure of a man? What is a life well lived? Tom has often thought about those questions, and with John Aceti's help, he had the opportunity to explore them through John's amazing life. Spry and vibrant at 93, Tom met John after he had published his 7th book in 92. As he got to know him and his life story, he wanted him to share his amazing and inspiring journey from Niagara Falls in the 1930s to his current life in the Hill Country of Texas. Overcoming a humiliating incident at age 8, John was the first in his family to go to college, served in the Air Force, became a teacher and the principal, and retired from his first career. In his second career, he and his wife traveled internationally and ended up in Kerrville, Texas, where John began another career as an author. Join Tom on this fascinating journey From Last to First with John Aceti. From Last to First is an inspiring podcast that shares how difficult events in childhood can shape one's professional career. Host Tom Fox visits with guest John Aceti, who talks about growing up in Niagara Falls, New York, working as a shoe shiner for tourists, and his family values of education. In a heartfelt conversation, John opens up about a third-grade traumatic experience that impacted him for years. He also shares how he overcame it and became a teacher, using his experiences to help his students. Listeners will be captivated by the engaging dialogue and inspirational story that reminds us of the importance of perseverance and resilience. Join Tom and John each week for their next conversation in this must-listen podcast. You can check it out here.

From Last week “Help Wanted” to this week “Qualifications” who can be a leader in the church? We have all seen our fair share of bad or ill qualified leaders in our place of business, causing heart ache, strife, and frustration. Well, the churches are no different in many ways. Unqualified people leading causing all the same heart ache, strife, and frustration. How can this be? And why in the church? This Sunday Pastor Troy will explain exactly what are the “Qualifications for Leaders in the Church”. Moreover, he will discuss what the Bible says the leader's reputation, home, and children should be like when leading in the church. This week we will continue in our study of Titus, we will be in Chapter 1:6 Our online pre-service starts at 10:50am (videos and slide images of the church happenings) followed by the service at 11am. In person services are at 9 and 11am. The Children's Church/Ministries are available for the 11am service. LIC info CCLI4322855-01-4824 2BRXN1KDB1SCFPIJ #56004

In this this Episode we talked again to the Amazing Uprising Podcast host from the Talking with Steve podcast Steviebug20. And we touched on Some topics. From Last week as well. As some nee topics so if you would Likee to hear more on this Tune in next time to the Mystic From the Redzone

“From Last to First” - Matthew 20:1-16, 9.20.20

“From Last to First” - Matthew 20:1-16, 9.20.20

From Last to 1st Place State Champion! What it takes to qualify for AO Finals! Sleep AdvicePeriodization in Fitness Aggressive Actions = Success

Jayanti is the founder  of Purnabramha. Purnabrahma is The largest Maharashtrian restaurant chain under women leadership. She is also Managing Director of Manaswini foods Pvt.ltd. FROM LAST 7 YEARS Purnabrahma has REACHED UP TO AROUND 30M PEOPLE around the world. A passionate entrepreneur, Ted X speaker. Jayanti has conceived the idea of Purnabramha to provide not just authentic Maharashtrian food to its guests but is also on a mission to create 5000 franchise owned by Women -all over the world.You can connect with Jayanti at  www.purnabramha.comPlease send me your feedback, any topics you would like me to cover, any concerns and questions at showupwithpriyanka@gmail.comYou can follow me atFacebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Show-Up-With-Priyanka-Podcast-103190054621506Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/priyankakhandalkar/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/priyanka-khandalkar-265bab18/If you are looking into launching your own podcast - check out this course which I went through to launch my podcast in 28 days to Top 60 rated show on Itunes 'Entrepreneurship category'. This is my affiliate link to sign up for the podcast course : https://aff.podcastprofitlab.co/17187/60011

Adrian's gone on a game playing spree! From Last of Us Part 2 to FF14, Destiny 2, and Borderlands 3, he's on complete lock down when it's come to gaming. Did we mention he finally finished Final Fantasy 7 Remake? Probably not, but he did. But the main game this week is Last of Us 2, and no worries, it's spoiler free. Plus, we got loads of news to cover! So get ready for a super-sized episode of the Unknown Games Podcast! 1. Intro 2. Games We Play: Last of Us Part 2, Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn, Destiny 2 3. New Pokemon Snap, EA Play Recap, Apex, and Sonic News 4. Closing Announcements Send us a voice message, give us a shout on Twitter @UGP_cast, or subscribe and leave a review on iTunes^^ YouTube & SNS links: http://streamerlinks.com/ugp_cast Music Credits from OC Remix: Opening: Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars "Super Mega Ultra Pipe House" by DDRKirby(ISQ) Ending: Pokémon Diamond Version "Knowing Your Roots" by Arceace --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ugpcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ugpcast/support

Trauma in Swimming Lessons part 2/3: What does it look like? In the first three episodes of the podcast we begin to tackle the topic of trauma, crying and forceful teaching techniques. In this episode we speak with Alina Graham and Shannon Townsend. Acknowledge the emotion Manage the behaviour Teach the fear Alina Graham: www.allaboutaquatics.com.au Shannon Townsend: www.aquatic.glennie.qld.edu.au   From Last week: Professor Darryl Higgins: Director, Institute of Child Protection Studies Mel Nelsin: www.melsaqua.com.au  

Wes Craven! Myself and John Engell discuss Wes' filmography and his impact on us, the film business and the horror genre! We dive into most of his films and his talk his death and Johns shares his story on how he obtained a Craven stationary pad note! From Last house to Scream 4! we get it all! VIVA LA CRAVEN!

The views expressed on air during The Regular Season Sportscast do not represent the views of the RAGE Works staff, partners or affiliates. Listener discretion is advised. Show Notes “Best of The 99” With episode 100 vastly approaching TRSS has a library to share and ridiculous moments they cannot hide. From Last 3 Outs to the great interviews, TRSS is ready for the next 100. On this episode: The Best of the Worst Interviews with: Alain Moussi Brian XL Christopher Roach Hank Flanders Brother D and Cousin  Juni And Tons More!!!!

Dr. Eric Schneider is Senior Vice President for Policy and Research at the Commonwealth Fund. Stephen Morrissey, the interviewer, is the Managing Editor of the Journal. E.C. Schneider and D. Squires. From Last to First - Could the U.S. Health Care System Become the Best in the World? N Engl J Med 2017;377:901-4.

  From Last to First with The Real Kathy Lee On this episode, I have the pleasure of chatting with my dear friend, Christy Montes. Christy is the homeschooling mother of four girls and works as a naturopath, serving others through her gift in the industry of natural medicine. Both Christy and I share our […] The post From Last to First with Christy Montes appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Spreaker Live Show #56 for April 27th, 2016Our Topics This Week: How To: Spreaker Play and Download Metrics with Rob GreenleeShow Duration: 22 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Spreaker Blog Posts at http://Blog.Spreaker.com:- How To: Auto-Ducking on Spreaker Studio - plays audio from episode SLS51- 3 Green Podcasts for Earth Day - April 22nd, Last Friday - The Green Divas Radio Show, - Clean Green Talk Show, - Green is Good- Spreaker is sponsoring New Media Europe! London June 18-19th T-Shirt Winning Comments from: Allan Tépper, Director, TecnoTur LLC and CapicúaFM, Contrib, ProVideo Coalition magWe got some feedback from a More follow up on the launch of the Google Play Music Podcast area.. more follow up on the mobile recording on Android Hi Rob, Like many, I submitted my active show CapicúaFM to Google many months ago and was happy to see it go live. I want to clarify about the download capabilities of the app as it stands now, because even Google Play Music’s own product managers have undersold this feature.The Google Play Music app for Android has always had a feature in the settings that restricts it to getting content when on WiFi to save on bandwidth, and I have always had it set that way. As soon as our shows became searchable in the Play Music Android app. I searched for a show and as soon as I clicked to subscribe each show, it immediately asked me if I wanted to download the three latest episodes. In both cases, I said yes. I don’t know whether that pop-up question comes to all, or perhaps only to those who had previously set the app only to get content when on WiFi. What I can definitely affirm is that for me, it gave me the option to download the most recent three episodes, and did so, since at the end I got a notification saying that those three episodes were downloaded. So no, we can’t yet specifically download specific episodes older than the most recent three. However, by setting the preferences only to get content when on WiFi, and then subscribing to a show, it will then automatically download new episodes when on WiFi. That’s not perfect, but it’s not terrible either.-------------------------------------------From Last week’s mobile recording episode about android-- here is Allen’s feedbackYes, the iRig Pre offers phantom power. I am extremely familiar with this and several other preamp/A-to-D converters from IK Multimedia (and other manufacturers) after reviewing them for ProVideo Coalition magazine. However, the two microphones mentioned by your guest from Single Gender (if I recall the them correctly) are both dynamic microphones and don't need phantom, and I wouldn't recommend using a Y-XLR cable in a situation where you needed phantom power. The two dynamic mics she are RE-20,RE-27 using are very good, and don't require phantom. If someone really wanted to connect two XLR mics which require phantom power to an Android, the simplest solution would be the iRig Pro DUO (also from IK Multimedia), which I have for review, but haven't yet published the review. It accepts up to two XLR mics, and can output phantom to each. It also works with iOS, Mac or Windows. To use it with Android, it includes the special USB OTG cable, which ends in micro USB. However, one must verify that the Android phone or tablet supports OTG. Mine fortunately does, but not all do. If you need it, I can send you a link to Android devices that support OTG.--------------------------------------------I thought you’d like to know that I featured your Spreaker Studio for desktop in my recent live webinar The new radio, and in the Castilian (aka "Spanish") version of the same webinar (done a different day), La nueva radio.I made a point-by-point comparison between the free Spreaker Studio for desktop and the US$395 Hindenburg Journalist Pro, which I use to produce most of my shows (and audio for other projects). There are many more things in common than you might think between these two apps:- Both are available for both Mac and Windows.- Both can accept multiple USB mics simultaneously. (Spreaker Studio combines them, live style, while HJP records them on independent tracks.)- Both can integrate with Skype for interviews or co-hosts.- Both can play effects live, although only HJP allows caller/co-host allows to hear the effects as they are played live.- Both can record, although HJP offers the choice of sampling rate, including 48 kHz if desired (something I covered in detail in the open letter I sent to you), while currently, Spreaker Studio for desktop will only record 44.1 kHz.- Only Spreaker Studio App is designed for live broadcast too, in addition to recording.- HJP is also a complete multitrack editor, while Spreaker Studio is not designed to be an editor.- Both are localized in multiple languages, including Castilian (aka “Spanish”), and I included screenshots of each program in Castilian. I didn’t do that in the English version of the webinar.Detailed Show Notes:Let’s Dive into “Spreaker Play and Download Metrics” - What is rather unique in the podcasting space is a very open and transparent view on total show/episode Plays & Downloads - What is a Play? Download? On Spreaker?- TTSL (Time Spent Listening is also counted (Divided into total Play count) usually for SLS is average of 15 minutes per play. Downloads is not counted in TTSL yet.- Most shows on Spreaker get more plays than Downloads- "Play Details" are Daily Episode Bar Graph that shows distribution by “On-Demand”, “Live” and “Download”. On-Demand are streamed per request via Spreaker website/apps and includes plays from iHeartRadioLikes - episodes, Sources = all the 40-50 play sources- Top Countries - Mostly USA, UK and Canada, Top Cities: Listeners locations- Breakdown by episode: Plays, Downloads, Likes - Sort order by: Most Popular, Most Recent- Demographics - Male / Females - 13-17, 18-24, 25-34, 35-44, 45-54, 55+ Spreaker Links:http://Adore.fmhttp://blog.spreaker.comhttp://SpreakerLiveShow.comhttps://Spreaker.comSend Questions and Comments to:Twitter: http://twitter.com/spreaker using #SpreakerLiveTwitter: http://twitter.com/robgreenleeTwitter: http://twitter.com/alexeum Tech Support: support at spreaker.com

Spreaker Live Show #56 for April 27th, 2016Our Topics This Week: How To: Spreaker Play and Download Metrics with Rob GreenleeShow Duration: 22 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Spreaker Blog Posts at http://Blog.Spreaker.com:- How To: Auto-Ducking on Spreaker Studio - plays audio from episode SLS51- 3 Green Podcasts for Earth Day - April 22nd, Last Friday - The Green Divas Radio Show, - Clean Green Talk Show, - Green is Good- Spreaker is sponsoring New Media Europe! London June 18-19th T-Shirt Winning Comments from: Allan Tépper, Director, TecnoTur LLC and CapicúaFM, Contrib, ProVideo Coalition magWe got some feedback from a More follow up on the launch of the Google Play Music Podcast area.. more follow up on the mobile recording on Android Hi Rob, Like many, I submitted my active show CapicúaFM to Google many months ago and was happy to see it go live. I want to clarify about the download capabilities of the app as it stands now, because even Google Play Music’s own product managers have undersold this feature.The Google Play Music app for Android has always had a feature in the settings that restricts it to getting content when on WiFi to save on bandwidth, and I have always had it set that way. As soon as our shows became searchable in the Play Music Android app. I searched for a show and as soon as I clicked to subscribe each show, it immediately asked me if I wanted to download the three latest episodes. In both cases, I said yes. I don’t know whether that pop-up question comes to all, or perhaps only to those who had previously set the app only to get content when on WiFi. What I can definitely affirm is that for me, it gave me the option to download the most recent three episodes, and did so, since at the end I got a notification saying that those three episodes were downloaded. So no, we can’t yet specifically download specific episodes older than the most recent three. However, by setting the preferences only to get content when on WiFi, and then subscribing to a show, it will then automatically download new episodes when on WiFi. That’s not perfect, but it’s not terrible either.-------------------------------------------From Last week’s mobile recording episode about android-- here is Allen’s feedbackYes, the iRig Pre offers phantom power. I am extremely familiar with this and several other preamp/A-to-D converters from IK Multimedia (and other manufacturers) after reviewing them for ProVideo Coalition magazine. However, the two microphones mentioned by your guest from Single Gender (if I recall the them correctly) are both dynamic microphones and don't need phantom, and I wouldn't recommend using a Y-XLR cable in a situation where you needed phantom power. The two dynamic mics she are RE-20,RE-27 using are very good, and don't require phantom. If someone really wanted to connect two XLR mics which require phantom power to an Android, the simplest solution would be the iRig Pro DUO (also from IK Multimedia), which I have for review, but haven't yet published the review. It accepts up to two XLR mics, and can output phantom to each. It also works with iOS, Mac or Windows. To use it with Android, it includes the special USB OTG cable, which ends in micro USB. However, one must verify that the Android phone or tablet supports OTG. Mine fortunately does, but not all do. If you need it, I can send you a link to Android devices that support OTG.--------------------------------------------I thought you’d like to know that I featured your Spreaker Studio for desktop in my recent live webinar The new radio, and in the Castilian (aka "Spanish") version of the same webinar (done a different day), La nueva radio.I made a point-by-point comparison between the free Spreaker Studio for desktop and the US$395 Hindenburg Journalist Pro, which I use to produce most of my shows (and audio for other projects). There are many more things in common than you might think between these two apps:- Both are available for both Mac and Windows.- Both can accept multiple USB mics simultaneously. (Spreaker Studio combines them, live style, while HJP records them on independent tracks.)- Both can integrate with Skype for interviews or co-hosts.- Both can play effects live, although only HJP allows caller/co-host allows to hear the effects as they are played live.- Both can record, although HJP offers the choice of sampling rate, including 48 kHz if desired (something I covered in detail in the open letter I sent to you), while currently, Spreaker Studio for desktop will only record 44.1 kHz.- Only Spreaker Studio App is designed for live broadcast too, in addition to recording.- HJP is also a complete multitrack editor, while Spreaker Studio is not designed to be an editor.- Both are localized in multiple languages, including Castilian (aka “Spanish”), and I included screenshots of each program in Castilian. I didn’t do that in the English version of the webinar.Detailed Show Notes:Let’s Dive into “Spreaker Play and Download Metrics” - What is rather unique in the podcasting space is a very open and transparent view on total show/episode Plays & Downloads - What is a Play? Download? On Spreaker?- TTSL (Time Spent Listening is also counted (Divided into total Play count) usually for SLS is average of 15 minutes per play. Downloads is not counted in TTSL yet.- Most shows on Spreaker get more plays than Downloads- "Play Details" are Daily Episode Bar Graph that shows distribution by “On-Demand”, “Live” and “Download”. On-Demand are streamed per request via Spreaker website/apps and includes plays from iHeartRadioLikes - episodes, Sources = all the 40-50 play sources- Top Countries - Mostly USA, UK and Canada, Top Cities: Listeners locations- Breakdown by episode: Plays, Downloads, Likes - Sort order by: Most Popular, Most Recent- Demographics - Male / Females - 13-17, 18-24, 25-34, 35-44, 45-54, 55+ Spreaker Links:http://Adore.fmhttp://blog.spreaker.comhttp://SpreakerLiveShow.comhttps://Spreaker.comSend Questions and Comments to:Twitter: http://twitter.com/spreaker using #SpreakerLiveTwitter: http://twitter.com/robgreenleeTwitter: http://twitter.com/alexeum Tech Support: support at spreaker.com