Podcasts about Fuller

Meditating on the women in 2 Samuel 17, Mark Labberton speaks about the often unseen and under-appreciated “minor characters” who speak the truths which shape and direct our lives. Mark Labberton is the Clifford L. Penner Presidential Chair at Fuller Seminary. This was recorded at Fuller's virtual All-Seminary Chapel on May 11, 2022.

It’s time for a nerdy cross-over podcast episode. Tripp is joined by Pete Enns of The Bible for Normal People, and they have a bunch of fun trying to lure you to take a one-question survey that just happens to be God-Ordained. We also discuss Pete’s recent blog post on adaptive Christianity, the God of the… Read more about Pete Enns: Adaptive Christianity & the God of the Bible

Consultant Charlotte Fuller talks about the path and necessary skills to becoming consultant who helps clients with digital transformation.

Tripp and Tony connect after their spring family outings and share stories before Tony gives some quality guidance for the Fuller Family’s upcoming trip Rome. Things we discuss… Plans for Theology Beer Camp & how to dominate the God-Box go HERE and signup for an invite to Beer Camp tickets Tony shares about his time with… Read more about EuroTripp’n Tony

Activating Your God Cells

From the Appendix of The Gospel Worthy of All Acceptation - Discussion between Fuller and Alexander Mclean.

I interviewed Jem Fuller. Jem has lived a colorful, global life. From barefoot backpacker to corporate leader, fire-dancer and traditional tattooist, a kindergarten teacher to motorcycle courier, masseuse and reflexology to laborer and travel consultant. Presently, Jem spends his time as a partner and father, coach, facilitator, and retreat leader. He is the author of the recently published book, The Art of Conscious Communication for Thoughtful Men, and can be seen delivering his TEDx talk on YouTube. Jem is a powerful guide who believes conscious communication is important. Authenticity is key. Radical self-acceptance of the past and present is vital for opening up future potential. Abundance is a mindset that brings much better experiences of being and therefore, much better results. Connection/immersion with nature is important. Leading with love is important. Balance is important. The quality of your relationships determines the quality of your life; nurture them. Jem's life mission is to help people create habitual perspectives and practices that bring ease, flow, and success. I encourage everyone to buy his book and follow him and be transformed by his insights. Everyone has a story, and this is his story. Below are the sites that house his work. https://jemfuller.com/ (https://jemfuller.com/) https://www.facebook.com/jemfuller.me (https://www.facebook.com/jemfuller.me) https://www.linkedin.com/in/jemfuller/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jemfuller/) https://www.instagram.com/jemfuller/ (https://www.instagram.com/jemfuller/) https://twitter.com/JemFuller (https://twitter.com/JemFuller) https://linktr.ee/jemfuller (https://linktr.ee/jemfuller) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lxeRsIi1S0 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lxeRsIi1S0) Visit our Threads of Enlightenment store: https://threads-of-enlightenment.myshopify.com/ (https://threads-of-enlightenment.myshopify.com/) We shop worldwide to find some of the highest-quality and some limited hard-to-find products online for you. We work closely with many suppliers to get the lowest prices. Enjoy our store!!!!!!.

I love hanging out with Diana Butler Bass. She doesn’t hate hanging out with me, so we decided to do monthly live hangs with our supporters called Ruining Dinner. Each time we get together, we discuss whatever is happening in the public square at the intersection of religion and politics. This episode is a little taste… Read more about Diana Bass: Shall the Fundies (Keep) Winning?, Abortion, and Black Holes

This week, Jackson is headed into the jungle to chat with two of the stars from the WILDEST new dating series "Love In The Jungle" on Discovery Plus. Austin Nogiec and Lynsey Fuller are among the singles competing to find their mate through physical connection alone, meaning they can't talk! As they compete in gruesome physical challenges rooted in animal mating rituals, these singles send home a new member of the pack each week until the top two alpha's are left. Only the strong survive in the jungle! Check out the first two episodes of this hot new dating show currently streaming on Discovery Plus! New episodes are released every Sunday. Follow us on social media!Instagram: @realitytalkpodcastTweet with Jackson and get all of the reality TV scoop!Austin Nogiec (Koala)Instagram: @austinnogiecLynsey Fuller (Tiger)Instagram: @lyns_full

All theology is NOT good. There is real deal Bad Theology and it kills. Practical theologian and one of my new favorite podcast guests, Leah Robinson is here for a nerdy party. Dr. Leah Robinson is Associate Professor of Religion at Pfieffer University. You should also follow her on twitter. In this conversation we discuss… how to… Read more about Leah Robinson: Bad Theology & Jager Bomb Fountains

A lot of discussions around asset or inventory management, mobility, connectivity, cloud-access, etc… revolves around work and processes taking place within four walls, but field-based workers need the same kind of tech, too! This week, Versona System's Dan Fuller is here to help us look for opportunities for rugged hardware, barcodes, RFID, enterprise devices, and more for businesses who operate in remote areas or are consistently on the go. What's the pitch for purpose-built versus consumer devices? What does asset management look like in the field? It's the episode that just wants its refrigerator fixed!   #VARValue - How does Versona assist VARs with driving mobility solutions to field-based customers? Are there any devices that you're excited to show off?   Versona Tool Management eBook   TEConnecting with us: Dan - No battery BLE tagging Dean - More interesting info from the UFO files John - 9 Innings '22   Talk to us! Twitter - @TEConnectPod Email - TEConnect@bluestarinc.com Send us your topic ideas! - https://www.bluestarinc.com/us-en/landing-pages/podcast-topics.html   Sponsored by: Elo M50 Mobile Computer Zebra Workforce Connect

Yes, there are some people who are shyer.  However, today I talk about how to stop holding back.

Combination skin is characterized by skin that may be oil in some areas, but dry or normal in others. It is effectively a ‘combination' of different skin types. Although establishing skincare practices for this skin type may sound difficult, Apsara has multiple DIY remedies and product recommendations for individuals to use in an effort to combat both blackhead eruptions and issues that come with taking care of combination skin.   In this episode of the podcast, Sheetal will share with you a simple home remedy to balance out combination skin. The remedy prominently features Fuller's Earth (also known as Multani Mitti in Hindi), nutmeg powder and tomato juice. Fuller's Earth acts as a detoxifier which also reduces the appearance of blackheads and whiteheads, and decongests clogged pores. On the other hand, nutmeg has anti-inflammatory, skin-pacifying properties while tomato juice is an important source of vitamin C – an anti-oxidant which aids in free radical damage repair. The remedy can be used once a week and should be followed up with an adequate toner, serum or lotion afterwards. In addition to the remedy, the Neem Facial Cleanser is designed to balance out combination skin and like all Apsara products, contains no harsh chemicals. Take the skin quiz to help us find the best Apsara products for your skin type or concern. If you're listening on iTunes, make sure to subscribe and review us. We are also on Spotify! Follow us for tips, remedies and information. Your feedback will help us make your experience with Apsara even better! If there are topics or questions you would like us to discuss, please let us know in the comment section below. If you need hair or skincare advice from an expert, fill out this and we will send you a response as soon as we can! Go natural. It is good karma!

Jonathan Tran reflects on his family's story of immigrating from Vietnam to the States, the costs of the American Dream, and the church's status as pilgrims without a home. Jonathan Tran is associate professor of philosophical theology and George W. Baines Chair of Religion at Baylor University. Recorded at Fuller's APA Heritage Month Chapel on May 4, 2022.

Such a lovely world —if it weren't for the people!Let's get rid of them.* * *In the last segment on Precepts & Putin, I finally got around to asking what all these ethical and political issues have to do with Design thinking, pointing out that even such large-scale dilemmas are subject to analysis and problem definition, with design intent being the underlying premise. What kind of intent rationalizes waging war, visiting death and destruction upon fellow human beings? What is the intent behind the design of the defense of Ukraine? Which of these is worthy of admiration and emulation?Usually we ascribe good intentions to those programs of action designed to yield the greatest good for the greatest number. And usually the politicos profile their cause in those terms. But it seems that the majority of actions ostensibly taken on behalf of something greater than ourselves, upon closer examination, reveal the same old group of benefactors benefitting from corruption and graft, with other groups, such as draftees, conscripted or mercenaries, suffering the negative consequences. Not to mention innocent civilians. Designing around such human faults is the central problem of government.Hypothetical solutions to international tensions include designing governing systems that will meet the needs of the populace without requiring the acquisition of goods and services, revenue and resources, from others, especially against their will. Setting aside the human motives in prosecuting a war of aggression, which may range from relatively rational impulses, such as gaining access to seaports and land bridges, to fantasies of power and glory, or myths and cultural memes. Self-sufficiency seems to be a worthy aspiration that has fallen by the wayside in a world-around pursuit of ever-greater consumption and materialistic lifestyles. The age-old question of how much is enough, manifested in traditional Zen monastics as limited to seven possessions, and in Design as the self-sustaining systems of minimal life support on the International Space Station. The question of reliability of the replenishment of supplies through a Russian-sponsored program came up as a sideshow of the Ukraine debacle.So it is self-evident that Design as a problem-solving process has limitations. In cases of widespread madness, which is a known issue in history, but even more acute in an age of global interconnectedness through the internet of satellite-supported mobile media, the most we can do is design our personal response to the continuing crisis. In doing so, we may come up with an approach that has scalability, in other words that is widely adaptable by others. Hunkering down in basements and fortified buildings is the last-resort option we witness the survivors in the cities of Ukraine that are under siege. But we are all under siege, whether we recognize it or not.During the Cold War we were told that the Soviet Union not only posed the threat of nuclear Armageddon, but actually had designs on invading the USA. I would try to imagine what that would be like. The logic of invading and trying to control something as sprawling and ungovernable as a whole country escapes me. It is now clear that even a small country like Ukraine is not going to be a pushover.But in the absence of an aggressive incursion ever materializing — knock wood — we are still facing homegrown takeovers of the political system by factions that may not preserve the precious freedoms we have come to take for granted. Behind that wave of anxiety recycling at a frequency of every two years or less — the endless election campaign — we have the threat of another pandemic. And looming over all, on the not-too distant horizon, the emerging, relentless cataclysm of climate change. On what planet do you have to live, to decide that now would be the perfect time to wage a war?Instead of throwing up our hands in despair, let's consider the Design approach.As designers, we are trained to approach development of the new in a systematic way, usually for a client group with fairly clear goals and objectives. One of the fundamental principles of applied design is that we focus our efforts on altering the environment, rather than attempting to alter the people directly, or for that matter, the various members of client organizations. Design stops short at the edge of psychology, or management training, although those systems are also subject to design, in a sense.Another important principle is that the design process works best when conducted as a dialog, or an evolutionary group process. Methods have evolved for gathering and integrating input from large numbers of “stakeholders” or end-users into the design of any program. In fact, this was the topic of my Master's thesis at the Institute of Design. Executed well, this approach generally results in more satisfactory, long-lived solutions than an “ivory-tower” approach, where a strong individual or subgroup develops and dictates decisions on design intent with little or no input from the folks they are trying to effect, the end users and purchasers of the product or service.The process necessarily proceeds in phases, which, while not truly distinct and separate, have rather logical starting and ending points. These are usually defined as something like the following:Phase I — Problem DefinitionPhase II — Concept DesignPhase III — Design DetailingPhase IV — Prototyping & Beta-testingPhase V — Production & DistributionWe might be well-advised to look at our daily Zen practice in the light of these phases. While the design of anything new involves creative intuition, insight, and other immeasurable attributes, the process inevitably cycles through some version of these stages, with measurable results based on acceptance of the target market segments. Of course, the whole project often goes “back to the drawing board” — nowadays the computer interface — again and again, for revisions and re-development. In fact, the design process can be said to never be truly final, as it is responsive to ever-changing conditions and needs. This open-ended viewpoint may be frustrating to those who long for instant closure. In that, it is like zazen training. Design is akin to the Zen outlook, which regards nothing so dependable or “given,” as change. Let's look more thoroughly at the first phase, Problem Definition.The word “problem” has a somewhat negative connotation. Because in the business environment we generally want to emphasize the positive (business can be a somewhat paranoid context), we tend to use the word “opportunity” instead. Or we will refer to it as “Project Definition.” For our purposes, let's stick with “problem,” at least for now.What, exactly, is the “problem”? Why do we want, or feel we need, to establish a Zen Center, for example? Why not just practice alone, assuming we've decided we want, or need, to practice? We can point to many teachings of the Ancestors which admonish us that the “real” Zen is not the province of the loner, but is to be found in the “marketplace” in concert and interaction with our fellow beings. We can also point to the practical, enlightened self interest aspects of forming a sitting group: the social and psychological support of the group for the individual, and the sharing of responsibilities, as well as understanding.As we discussed at length in the “Priest & Householder” segment of the podcast, dana, the practice of generosity, includes providing the conducive environment for practice. Part of that aspect of being truly conducive to Zen practice is the respected tradition of face-to-face training, which has been set aside during the last two years of enforced isolation and social distancing owing to the covid pandemic. As in any creative process, it is natural to challenge any assumptions, including that the in-person form of training may not be necessary. So the stressors around the social dimensions of training — in any area of endeavor, including Zen — become a salient factor in redefining the problem of personal practice.The haiku poem at the beginning of another segment reads:Dharma and KarmaDharma trumps karma,but it is not an escape —Consequences comeSome would fault Zen or Buddhism for failing to adequately address larger issues, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse: Pestilence, War, Famine, and Death, “…given authority over a quarter of the earth, to kill with sword, famine, and plague, and by means of the beasts of the earth…” Revelations chapter 6, according to Wikipedia, our current Bible, or Tower of Babble, depending on your viewpoint. Add to that the causes and conditions of climate change, covid, and access to nukes, and you have the devil not only in the details, but consequences on a global scale. Great timing for waging a war. But it is not the fault of Zen Buddhism that we are facing these disasters. In fact, Buddhism teaches this very Dharma lesson, that karma is not individuated but collective. We share karmic consequences of the decisions of our leaders, however benighted. It is their very lack of dharma that is the problem.It is possible, from the perspective of Design, to anticipate problems caused by human ignorance and willfulness resulting in interventions in the predictability of natural processes, such as climate cycles. It is within the realm of possibility that we can design and build personal sanctuary to survive the worst that Mother Nature can throw at us, in her efforts to bring about a rebalancing of the planetary forces that we have trifled with for the sake of short-term profit, ephemeral power, and self-aggrandizement. For example, some tried and true approaches can limit the impact of weather upon our domiciles. Such as earth berm housing, covering the shelter with layers of earth to protect and insulate the interior from the elements. Use of unconventional building materials and joining systems can result in earthquake- and hurricane-proof construction, as one of the members of our former affiliate in Charleston, SC specialized in. He and friends rode out Hurricane Hugo in 1989 in one of his buildings, which didn't lose so much as a shingle. Homes in the direct path of blowtorch-like tornadic winds face a different dilemma, but clearing surrounding forest, controlled brush fires and the like, as Native Americans performed as stewards of the forestland, can mitigate the damage.Individual householders can take these drastic steps to protect themselves and their properties, if they have the wherewithal and perseverance. Survivalists have historically built bomb shelters and taken other extreme measures, including arming themselves to the teeth, in preparation for the worst dystopian futures imaginable. But the cost is enormous, both in resource investment, and quality of life.On the other hand, persuading large groups of people, and governments, to forego their wasteful and indulgent lifestyles for the sake of practical adaptation to predictable outcomes of depleting and wasting resources for the sake of short-term goals, is, to say the least, a known issue.The design of government, in the context of a world economy, where every functioning component is increasingly interdependent with every other — another familiar Buddhist principle — is another seemingly intractable problem. It is the “tragedy of the commons” writ large, where so-called leaders of local government gain power running on platforms of populism or nationalism, playing to the weakness of the people who want to believe that their lives and fortunes are independent of those of the rest of humanity around the globe.It is apparently even a daydream in the eye of the wealthy that they, or their heirs, can escape Earth to settle another globe, such as Mars, in due time. This is where science fiction meets fantasy. And reality is left to take the hindmost, along with the Devil. Disposable planets.On yet the other hand, we could adopt a stoic stance of resignation in the face of seemingly insolvable problems, doing what we can on a very local level to prepare for the worst. R. Buckminster Fuller, affectionately referred to as “Bucky,” called his approach “comprehensive anticipatory design science.” The idea is to anticipate emerging problems, causes and conditions — including human survival — on a more comprehensive basis, as predicted by “world-around” trends in resources, technology and behavior. And then, turning the trick, come up with solutions that we will be ready and able to deliver, when everyone else finally recognizes the problem. If it is not already too late, that is.Fuller also had an interesting take on politicians and their role in this recurring dilemma. Paraphrasing, he said that we turn to the politicians for answers. But if they had any answers they wouldn't be politicians. They would be out doing something positive, rather than doing their utmost to maintain status quo for themselves, their sponsors, and their constituents.The latest example is the late Orrin Hatch, who just passed into his next cycle of “rebirth into the cycle of creation of suffering for ourselves or for others,” the last line of the Loving Kindness Sutra. His belief system as a lifelong member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints would not allow that notion. A United States Senator from Utah from 1977 — the year we incorporated Atlanta Soto Zen Center — to 2019, Hatch's 42-year tenure made him the longest-serving Republican U.S. Senator in history. Whether that record of feeding at the trough is worthy of emulation I leave to your discretion.But I urge you to recognize that none of this would surprise Buddha. His teaching was described as his tongue, wide and long. There is nothing so outrageous as to be outside its all-inclusive embrace.* * *Elliston Roshi is guiding teacher of the Atlanta Soto Zen Center and abbot of the Silent Thunder Order. He is also a gallery-represented fine artist expressing his Zen through visual poetry, or “music to the eyes.”UnMind is a production of the Atlanta Soto Zen Center in Atlanta, Georgia and the Silent Thunder Order. You can support these teachings by PayPal to donate@STorder.org. Gassho.Producer: Kyōsaku Jon Mitchell

The Tennessee Titans need help at wide receiver and Will Fuller could be a perfect fit. Why would he be a match and is it realistic the Titans could target him? Tyler goes into a Rowland's Rant to explain why he thinks it should happen.  Next, time to continue the roster review as we examine the Titans Defense! What needs still remain and what free agents could make sense at each spot? Tyler goes position by position to discuss just that!! Follow Tyler on Twitter @TicTacTitans Follow the show on Facebook @LockedOnTitansPod Subscribe to the Locked On Titans YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/LockedOnTitans Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A familiar face may be returning to the Stockdale Independent School District. Following interviews April 19, 20, and 26 during special called meetings, the district's board of trustees chose former Stockdale Superintendent Paul Darilek as the lone finalist to replace Daniel Fuller, according to Interim Superintendent Roxanne Moczygemba. Fuller tendered his resignation March 23 and joined the Sweeny ISD April 1. Darilek was Fuller's predecessor, and served as Stockdale superintendent from 2010-2017. He left Stockdale to lead the Industrial ISD near Victoria. Trustees have offered Darilek the superintendent's position. However, he now has to observe a statutory 21-day waiting period...Article Link

I'm are fortunate to be joined by Lyle Fuller in today's podcast. In the episode we discuss the impact that Name, Image, Likeness policies being adopted by state activities associations around the country could have on high school sports. Fuller is a practicing attorney who graduated from Duke University in 2000. He is also a broadcaster and longtime Idaho high school sports fan in Preston. BREAKDOWN 2:00: Idaho Activities Association adopts NIL policy 4:35: Why does Idaho have a policy? 5:52: Ohio considering NIL rules 10:30: How might high school athletes profit off their NIL? 12:30: Benefits and issues that could come from NIL 15:00: Will Idaho athletes get NIL deals? 16:50: How much money makes an NIL deal worth it? 18:25: Will this impact communities with multiple schools? 21:50: What do you think NIL looks like in 5 years? 27:30: Duke basketball talk with a Duke graduate 30:30: How good was the boys basketball in the 4A South East Conference?

As observed by Aldag and Fuller (1993), the groupthink phenomenon seems to rest on a set of unstated and generally restrictive assumptions: The purpose of group problem solving is mainly to improve decision quality Group problem solving is considered a rational process. Benefits of group problem solving: variety of perspectives more information about possible alternatives better decision reliability dampening of biases social presence effects Groupthink prevents these benefits due to structural faults and provocative situational context. Groupthink prevention methods will produce better decisions An illusion of well-being is presumed to be inherently dysfunctional. Group pressures towards consensus lead to concurrence-seeking tendencies. According to Janis, decision-making groups are not necessarily destined to groupthink. He devised ways of preventing groupthink: Leaders should assign each member the role of "critical evaluator." This allows each member to freely air objections and doubts. Leaders should not express an opinion when assigning a task to a group. Leaders should absent themselves from many group meetings to avoid excessively influencing the outcome. The organization should set up several independent groups working on the same problem. All effective alternatives should be examined. Each member should discuss the group's ideas with trusted people outside of the group. The group should invite outside experts into meetings. Group members should be allowed to discuss with and question the outside experts. At least one group member should be assigned the role of devil's advocate. This should be a different person for each meeting.

Jem Fuller is the author of The Art of Conscious Communication for Thoughtful Men and talks with Teresa about the ego, the reality we create, and how pausing improves the mind.

Energy of Love becomes a Magnet

Do you have any questions about homeschooling 6th–8th grade? Join HSLDA Educational Consultants LaNissir James and Carla Fuller for a Q&A episode all about the middle school years! As veteran homeschool moms, LaNissir and Carla help answer parents' most-asked questions, like:  What kind of testing should I do for my middle schooler?  I'm feeling stuck with my curriculum—what should I do?  What do I do if my child is “behind” academically? How should I prepare my middle schooler for high school? 

Dennis Lin on a comfortable Manny Machado, if the Padres can afford to trade Eric Hosmer, the good problem of too much starting pitching, Luke Voit's struggles, CJ Abrams future & why upcoming schedule will tell a lot.

I heard Dr. Ryan Burge on the Crackers & Grape Juice podcast, started following him on twitter, and knew I wanted to have him on HBC. We had a very fun time! After listening, you will want to check out his new book 20 Myths about Religion and Politics in America. Ryan P. Burge is… Read more about Ryan Burge: Myths about Religion and Politics

Who drives fashion trends and what are they all about?

Craig Fuller stops by The Business Brew to discuss the freight recession. Craig made news when his organization, FreightWaves, wrote an article forecasting a freight recession. Craig's initial call discussed the trucking sector, but China's lockdowns may create a freight recession throughout the freight industry. This was a fun conversation. It's a must listen if you are interested in the freight and logistics markets. Craig is great on the mic. We hope you enjoy the discussion. Craig Fuller is CEO and Founder of FreightWaves, the only freight-focused organization that delivers a complete and comprehensive view of the freight and logistics market. FreightWaves' news, content, market data, insights, analytics, innovative engagement and risk management tools are unprecedented and unmatched in the industry. Prior to founding FreightWaves, Fuller was the founder and CEO of TransCard, a fleet payment processor that was sold to US Bank. He also is a trucking industry veteran, having founded and managed the Xpress Direct division of US Xpress Enterprises, the largest provider of on-demand trucking services in North America. Fuller also owns Flying Magazine. This episode is brought to you by Bastiat Partners, a boutique investment banking firm. See https://bastiatpartners.com/. Detailed show notes below. Please leave us a rating in your favorite podcast player. Album art photo taken by Mike Ando. Please see www.mikeando.com. Thank you to @mathewpassy (on Twitter) for the show production. Please leave us a rating in your favorite podcast player! Detailed Show Notes Open - Intro to freight 11:20 - The state of US inventory levels 19:30 - Will the freight market become very "choppy" for a while? 24:27 - Will the US onshore or nearshore the supply chain? 40:25 - What is it like to move JB Hunt's stock? 47:30 - Is Old Dominion impacted by the freight recession? 52:00 - How did Craig get into freight and trucking? 58:40 - What you should think about as a consumer. 61:30 - How is there oversupply in the trucking market with a trucking shortage? 68:18 - The commonalities between different markets. 72:10 - JB Hunt, and intermodal's, strength 83:40 - Craig's media career 85:30 - The dollar strength 87:30 - What motivated Craig to write 95:00 - Aftershow talk

Kenzie Elizabeth and Mallory Ervin sit down to talk Living Fully, pain avoidance, finding joy in the life YOU choose, adversity & finding and living the "fuller life".    NY LIVE SHOW TICKETS: https://bit.ly/3vk2u2k   THE OH KIND: https://www.instagram.com/theohkind/ SHOP MERCH OUT NOW: https://shop.dearmedia.com/collections/ilysm SECRET FACEBOOK PAGE: https://bit.ly/2zEx3BM JOIN OUR GENEVA GROUP CHAT: https://links.geneva.com/invite/ab361e92-0405-41ad-9e12-b17b592365bc JOIN THE MAILING LIST: https://bit.ly/2uumkus Kenzie's Channel: https://youtube.com/kenzieelizabeth Kenzie's IG: https://bit.ly/298RzRn Kenzie's Twitter: https://bit.ly/2RdtJsE ILYSM IG: https://bit.ly/2vlwxXy   ILYSM YOUTUBE: https://bit.ly/2UQ8DUj   Mallory: https://www.instagram.com/malloryervin/   Mallory's book: https://malloryervin.com/living-fully-book   Visit Greenchef.com/iloveyou130 and use code iloveyou130 to get $130 off, plus free shipping Visit Macys.com/giftfinder to make this Mother's Day an especially memorable one Visit Fleurandbee.com and use code ILOVEYOU to get 20% off Produced by Dear Media

Mike Fuller made the trek from Brooklyn to our studio in Asbury Park.  We talked about his love of music and how he finally decided to step onto the stage.   From his first memory of music in his home, his first guitar, and his upcoming solo shows, Mike is ready to take on whatever our post-pandemic world offers.https://www.mikefullersounds.comhttps://www.instagram.com/mikefullersoundsMike Fuller YouTubeMike Fuller Spotify

On this episode of Flashbacks, Jessica is joined in the studio by Victoria Fuller, a former playmate and friend, who teaches Jessica and the listeners about NFTs, the Metaverse & all the other new waves of the future!

In this episode, I chat with longtime friend, Chef Razia Sabour. Recently being seen on Discovery Plus' "The Great Soul Food Cook Off," Celebrity Chef Razia Sabour shares how she has navigated a career in catering for over 10 years, while being a wife and mother. Even with her long list of celebrity clients such as Tyler Perry, David Tutera, Gabriel Union (and more), Chef Razia's inner work takes center stage. Chef Razia gives a testimony of how self-care has sustained her through the years, along with strong ties to family, and her deep passion for soul food. (S2 - E11) Guest Info. www.fullerfood.com

The mission of God needs a family to complete it. Brett Fuller, Senior Leader of Every Nation Grace Covenant churches in the US, examines what early disciples of different age groups were called to emphasize in 1 John.

Dr. William Greenway returns to the podcast to talk about his most recent book, Reasonable Faith for a Post-Secular Age: Open Christian Spirituality and Ethics. Bill is Professor of Philosophical Theology at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. I absolutely loved the book and had a complete blast in this conversation. If you missed it you will want to… Read more about William Greenway: Reasonable Faith for a Post-Secular Age

It was great to catch up with Manitoba folk/alt-country/roots singer-songwriter Fuller Hull!We talked about the one-year anniversary of his debut solo record, navigating the music business during a pandemic, future plans for live shows (with an emphasis on rural Manitoba, and a whole lot more. Want more Fuller Hull? Hear him on episode 570 from March 2021. This episode brought to you by our pals at Devine Shirt Company! Huge thanks to everyone who supports the podcast on Patreon! You can help out for as little as $1 a month if you like the show and want to throw some change in the guitar case! You can also throw a one-time tip via Buymeacoffee. As always, if you like the podcast, please tell a friend or 20! Rate and review on your podcast player of choice! Word of mouth is still the main way Witchpolice Radio reaches new ears. Thanks for listening!

Emily White is a former lawyer turned writer. She is the author of Lonely, Learning to Live With Solitude. She has written for the Daily Mail, the New York Post, the Huffington Post, and The Guardian. Her latest book is called Count Me In: How I Stepped Off the Sidelines, Created Connection, and Built a Fuller, Richer, More Lived-in Life.In this episode, Eric and Emily discuss how to deal with loneliness and strategies for finding belonging.But wait – there's more! The episode is not quite over!! We continue the conversation and you can access this exclusive content right in your podcast player feed. Head over to our Patreon page and pledge to donate just $10 a month. It's that simple and we'll give you good stuff as a thank you!Emily White and I Discuss How to Deal with Loneliness and…Her book, Count Me In: How I Stepped Off the Sidelines, Created Connection, and Built a Fuller, Richer, More Lived-in Life.Understanding loneliness and the difference between depression How “social depression” lifts when you connect with othersBelonging is feeling welcome and neededHow it takes time and effort to find belongingFinding belonging in something you valueThe difference between public belonging and private belongingEmily White links:Emily's HomepageTwitterExplore the science behind weight loss and partner with your healthcare provider for a healthy approach to your weight management, visit truthaboutweight.comWhen you purchase products and/or services from the sponsors of this episode, you help support The One You Feed. Your support is greatly appreciated, thank you!If you enjoyed this conversation with Emily White, you might also enjoy these other episodes:How to Become Unlonely with Jillian RichardsonCommunity and Connection in an Online World with Emma GannonSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We're thrown back into the past this fortnight, with Viking vengeance movie The Northman (11:24) and time travel veteran Doctor Who's Legend of the Sea Devils (25:18). Fuller shownotes at ModerateFantasyViolence.com

Craig Fuller is the Founder and CEO of FreightWaves, the leading provider of global supply chain market intelligence and news. Prior to FreightWaves, Craig was the founder of TransCard, a major provider of fleet fuel and debit cards. He is also the CEO of FLYING Magazine, the world's most widely read aviation magazine. Previously, Fuller founded the Xpress Direct division of US Xpress, the leading provider of on-demand expedited truckload services. On this episode, Chris and Craig discuss how the geopolitical landscape impacts supply chains and why we'll never go back to where we were in a post-covid world. They chat USA vs China - and the implications we're likely to experience going forward, the American consumer and supply chains and how technology impacts better and more efficient supply chains. Enjoy! Follow Chris on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/FortWorthChris  Follow Chris on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/chrispowersjr/  Subscribe to The Fort on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuJ32shRt8Od3MxMY-keTSQ Follow The Fort on Instagram: www.Instagram.com/TheFortPodcast (01:23) - Craig's Background in Supply Chain & Transportation (04:36) - FreightWaves (08:46) - How would you explain what a supply chain is? (15:42) - What's happening in the global supply chain right now? (25:05) - Thoughts on China (35:16) - What does China's activity mean for America long-term? (45:20) - Is there any way we go back to the old relationship with China? (46:32) - What's the best option for America if we completely pull out of China? (49:40) - Should we expect supply chain issues for the foreseeable future? (51:48) - Do we even have the labor in America if we wanted to bring manufacturing back from China? (55:21) - Predictions For The Future of China (1:00:40) - What's the most dominant form of supply transportation? (1:01:57) - Why are the ports so congested? (1:06:26) - Is the world going to become more challenging for small businesses as the global supply chain evolves? (1:09:57) - Is what's happening in China arguably the largest implication in where the world goes? (1:10:41) - What interesting data do you have that is a predictor of where we are today? (1:17:27) - Is it cheaper for a consumer to get a product in person or have it delivered to them? (1:22:02) - The consumer trend favoring experiences over products (1:24:27) - Inflation Predictions (1:26:36) - Is there any breakthrough tech that excites you right now? (1:31:34) - Final Thoughts

Kevin Doi reflects on the story of Esther and what it teaches of defying patriarchy, reclaiming agency, and the witness of women in the story of redemption. Kevin Doi is a Fuller Seminary chaplain. Recorded at Fuller's All-Seminary Chapel on April 20, 2022.

Jack discusses how you can spark and harness imagination at your nonprofit.

Why Stay Christian? A growing number of people are asking this question. My friend Brian McLaren has a new book coming out exploring it. Today we get to hear John Cobb’s response. At 97 years old, John has a lot of wisdom to share. This episode is an invitation to an upcoming online class, Christianity in… Read more about John Cobb: Why Stay Christian?

Lindsie of Sew Busty Community is back and is now sharing her research on making 7 inch full bust adjustments on patterns. Her research is being shared on the Sew Busty Community and Lindsie wants anyone who has to do these adjustments to have a look at the blog posts she's sharing with the sewing community for free. Make sure you listen to Lindsie's earlier podcast from July 2021. SewOver50 intersects with all communities. SewOver50 where we are so over ageism. Make sure you listen to your SewOver50 friends in our SewOver50 podcast archive. Sew Organised Style features people who freely support the sewing community. You're welcome to be a podcast guest by contacting us via DM on Instagram. If you are able, consider supporting this podcast through our patreon account. Every podcast is free.

In January 1990, 19-year-old Ashley Reed was new to Dallas, Texas, having moved there only months before with her mom and young brother. Making new friends wasn't difficult for Ashley, but it was winter and the process going a little slower than it would in summertime, perhaps. On the 13th, she was thrilled when she called her mother to tell her a man had asked her on a date. The man's name was Robert, and he was a cowboy type. Robert was tall and handsome to boot. He was also the last person to see Ashley Reed, who disappeared that night, never having called her mother to check in as promised. When the body of a Waco woman was found in a Southeast Dallas County Gravel pit 2 years later, many began theorizing a serial killer was responsible for Ashley's disappearance. If you have any information about the disappearance of Ashley Fuller Reed, please call the Texas Missing Persons Clearing House at 800-346-3243.Please donate to help get #JusticeForLeonLaureles at gofundme.com/f/leon-laureles-private-detective-and-memorialYou can help get #JusticeForBrittanyMcGlone by contributing to the reward fund by calling the Wood County Crime Stoppers at (903) 850-9060.You can support gone cold and listen ad-free at patreon.com/gonecoldpodcastFind us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram by using @gonecoldpodcast and on YouTube at: youtube.com/c/gonecoldpodcastThe Dallas Morning News, the Texas State Historical Society online, the City of Mesquite online, Texas Monthly's December 1998 article “The End” by Gary Cartwright, Radford University Department of psychology's Kenneth Allen McDuff timeline (Rorey Senger, Emily Healy, and Rachel Binsky), and the book Murderers Among Us: Unsolved Homicides, Mysterious Deaths, and Killers at Large by Hugh Aynesworth and Stephen G. Michaud were used as sources for this episode.#WhereIsAshleyFullerReed #Dallas #DallasTX #DallasCountyTX #Texas #TX #GoneCold #GoneColdPodcast #TexasTrueCrime #TrueCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #Podcast #ColdCase #UnsolvedMysteries #Missing #Murder #BroomstickKiller #Disappearance #Vanished

Jem Fuller is a leadership, resilience and communication coach.  He's also a speaker, author and facilitator. He's also an all round legend of a bloke. We shoot the breeze today about a bunch of things us humans are all pondering, seeking answers for and aiming to overcome. Where do we find our purpose? (is it in the sock drawer?)  How do we form a sense of identity? What does it take to overcome hardship and how can we be better prepared for it? I enjoyed this chat! SPONSORED BY TESTART FAMILY LAWYERS Website: www.testartfamilylawyers.com.au  JEM FULLER Website: www.jemfuller.com  TIFFANEE COOK Linktree:  https://linktr.ee/rollwiththepunches/ Website: www.rollwiththepunches.com.au LinkedIn:  www.linkedin.com/in/tiffaneecook/ Facebook:  www.facebook.com/rollwiththepunchespodcast/ Instagram:  www.instagram.com/rollwiththepunches_podcast/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/tiffaneeandco   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Dominic Crossan joins me and Diana Butler Bass to discuss a bunch of questions and topics from Jesus De/Constructed class members. This is the live stream of the QnA. s   Previous Visits from Crossan to the podcast Render Unto Caesar Resurrecting Easter with John Dominic Crossan John Dominic Crossan on the First Christmas From Jesus'… Read more about The Bible, Violence, & Our Future: John Dominic Crossan & Diana Butler Bass

On the heels of our interview with author Jack El-Hai, who teaches physicians creative writing as an outlet, we have pediatrician, speaker and sci-fi writer Dr. Teresa Fuller. Dr. Fuller received both her M.D. and Ph.D. at Howard University and has been a practicing pediatrician in the Maryland area for more than 20 years.     In addition to full-time pediatric practice, Dr. Fuller has been a contributing health writer for The Baltimore Times and Demand Media. She is the author of Change 1 Thing: A Doctor's Guide to Permanent Weight Loss, Disease Prevention and a Lifetime of Incredible Health.   She also writes medical thrillers that teeter on the edge of science and science-fiction. She wrote her first novel, Time of Death: The Next Pandemic, way before this pandemic, so you'll hear the story of how she came up with the idea and shopped it around, had it rejected, and finally published. She recently released her second novel entitled The Marked: Extinction which is a young adult sci-fi thriller. We discussed her foray into writing, how she comes up with stories, develops characters, and manages to keep it a hobby, not another to do on your list. 

Joe, Natasha, and Tia are joined by Victoria Fuller for a beautifully chaotic catch-up. Victoria tells the crew all about her trip to Coachella, shares her favorite fashion moments from the weekend, and gives a firsthand account of what really went down at the Revolve Festival. Then she reveals whether she'd be open to taking a trip to “Paradise” this summer and exactly how a man can get her attention. Plus, Joe, Natasha, and Tia discuss the biggest stories this week in Bachelor Nation and answer fan questions. Don't forget to rate and subscribe so you never miss an episode! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Victoria Fuller has always been an artist, from the time she grew up in Santa Barbara, CA. and during her time as a Playboy Playmate where she was the centerfold in 1996 and in the year 2000. Victoria became the only artist ever licensed by Playboy. She traveled as a bunny and a professional artist in galleries around the world. Victoria became reality royalty after the Amazing Race, Girls Next Door, Kendra show, Celebrity Fear Factor, Battle of the Network Reality Stars. And she ran a licensing company called American Pop.After Hugh Hefner passed away along with the onset of Covid, Victoria needed to use her creative talent to survive. She found NFTs in 2017 and formed Gatefold Labs in 2021.As Founder and CEO of Gatefolds, she is following her dreams of transcending art into a global ecosystem and leaving no bunny behind as she shares their bond while helping them control their Intellectual Property with blockchain technology.What is the process of going from canvas to a digital asset like an NFT? Feel free to get granular here.Do you feel pressure or empowerment as the only artist with the trademark to produce the Rogue Bunnies?How are you using this niche to reinvent the playmates?All these ladies are modern day entrepreneurs. Their lives likely do not resemble that Playmate era, how are they using this new platform? Is it complimenting their personal businesses?I understand you are onboarding each and every one of them, this is a different job than being the artist or the Founder and CEO of Gatefolds, do you like this part?In the NFT world, we talk about road maps and utilities. Can you share your overall goals, if there is a social good component and any perks for those that purchase an NFT Rogue Bunny?We will be having a Launch Party with all the Rogue Bunnies together on April 15. Presale 15 and sale 17. It will be streamed Live on the Tiatro Network on the BitcoinSV Blockchain. It is a rare opportunity to see all the NFT Bunnies, hear their stories and party virtually with them. What is the date for our Launch party?? How many Rogue bunnies will come?Tickets will be made available, follow us to enjoy a rare opportunity to bridge the Web3 world with the most sought after ladies on the planet!Gatefolds WebsiteVictoria Fuller on TwitterHolly Shannon's WebsiteZero To Podcast on AmazonHolly Shannon, LinkedinHolly Shannon, InstagramHolly Shannon, ClubhouseTiatro Sign up for Launch Party!YouTube Channel#Enterprise #socialmedia #community #oneofone #marketing #Bitcoin #Crypto #tech #Coach #nft #Podcast #equity #forthepeople #Ethereum #token #mentor #network #metaverse #blockchain #web3 #Gatefold #Reality #HughHefner #Bunny #IP #IntellectualProperty #Playmate #trademark #wallet #superrare #common #minting #currency 

Debi Yu preaches on Uzit, the wife of Job, and on the importance of both lament and perseverance in the face of deep suffering. Debi Yu is the admissions recruiter and advisor for Fuller's DMin and DGL programs. Recorded at Fuller's All-Seminary Chapel on April 13, 2022.

We're very excited to welcome special guest Nick Fuller of iTherapy on today's podcast. Tune in as he & Allison discuss the low hanging SEO fruit most therapists can do on their own, beginner steps for SEO, & link-building tips. Sponsored by: Money Nuts & Bolts  TherapyNotes™ To learn more about today's guest, visit https://abundancepracticebuilding.com/podcast/diy-seo-for-your-practice/

No one has ever turned down more Maxx (@KFANFIGHTS), so we talk to him about Europe, his childhood, working at Deja Vu, starting in radio, Chad Abbott's amazing interviewing skills, working with the guys, Pro Wrestling, MMA, the Wolves, and being a girl Dad. Hell, the KKK even makes an appearance. 

Shane and Nikki are both parents to four kids and love it (almost all the time). Through their personal and professional experiences they've realized how desperate parents are to do the best for their kids. It's just that sometimes we find ourselves in moments or situations that scare us or catch us off guard. There are constantly times we feel unsure of what to say or how to handle something that comes up with our kids. Out of their desire to see parents flourish they created helpful, practical, shame-free, and efficient courses to prepare you for some of the most challenging moments parenting can throw your way. Nikki has been a Licensed Mental Health Counselor working with children, teens, adults, and families for 15 years. She also works for LEAPT training play therapists and is an adjunct instructor for Mental Health and Social Work masters students. She is passionate about walking with and helping families and believes the family unit is where we first learn to belong and how to navigate the world. Shane Fuller has an MDiv and is working on his MA in Mental Health Counseling. Having four kids with his incredible wife, Brynn, really got him interested in learning everything he could about parenting. What he loves about working with people and creating resources is helping parents feel more sure of themselves. Ultimately, he wants as many parents as possible to be at peace with themselves and how they've chosen to lean into the hard stuff in life. Show Notes: www.thedadedge.com/friday46