Podcast appearances and mentions of gary arnold

Gary Arnold, CEO of Astral, on the results: Revenue was higher, but cost pressures saw profit fall markedly. Bianca Botes, Citadel Global, on how managing rand volatility could be a competitive advantage. Niki Giles of Prescient Fund Services on umbrella funds and how they can help smaller companies with the complexity of staff retirement needs.

EPISODE TITLE:"EVP Messages from Beyond: Gary Arnold's Tracfone Phenomenon – Typical Skeptic #1950"

Gary Arnold is a married father of 2 who resides in Oxford, Pennsylvania. He currently works in academia as a writing instructor. His interests are travel, fine dining, hiking, fishing, fossil hunting and raising exotic pigeons. He is also a paranormal experiencer who has created two short documentaries about his continuing investigation of EVP. Gary has been featured on The Nashville Country Television Network, in newspapers & most recently, he hung out with and shared forensic data with Discovery channel's "Real Life Indiana Jones" - Joshua Gates. Gary interacts almost daily with ethereal entities who claim to be "alien" & "otherworldly," and tonight; he will share his experience.

On this episode of Embracing Erosion, Devon sits down with Gary Arnold, a seasoned go-to-market leader with a unique blend of experience across sales, product, and product marketing. Gary built and led the global product marketing function at PayPal and GoDaddy, and has served in sales leadership roles at Amazon and CardTapp, where he was the Chief Revenue Officer. They dive into marketecture building, how to measure platform success (vs revenue-based, siloed product KPIs), how he scaled a nascent product marketing function at PayPal to a team of 25, how AI is impacting every company's GTM motion including the decline of SEO and the rise of Generative Engine Optimization (or GEO), and much more. Enjoy the conversation!

Nosipho Radebe speaks to Gary Arnold, Group Chief Operating Officer at Astral FoodsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Do you ever feel like you are disconnected from your customers and struggling to drive growth? In this episode, Mark Drager interviews Gary Arnold, a growth leader and recently appointed Chair for the Seattle EXECUTE Mastermind Group, to explore his customer-centric philosophy for business success. Gary has established himself as a versatile leader in customer engagement and value creation.  His career spans roles at tech giants like Amazon, GoDaddy, and PayPal, as well as innovative startups, giving him a unique perspective on driving growth across various business scales. In this episode, you'll discover: Why customer focus trumps competitor analysis and internal capabilities How to maintain customer connection even in large organizations The art of uncovering customer needs without bias or preconceptions Strategies for quantifying and communicating your true value to clients Tactics for overcoming price sensitivity in competitive markets Why constant value reminders are crucial throughout the customer lifecycle How to turn small improvements into million-dollar impacts for clients The power of thinking beyond your product to its wider business impact Techniques for finding unexpected sources of value in your offerings Why engaging customers with no expectations can lead to surprising insights How to balance technical knowledge with clear, value-focused communication The importance of being ready to walk away when value alignment is missing Tune in and prepare to elevate your customer relationships, unlock untapped potential, and drive business growth with Gary Arnold's proven strategies! Follow Mark: LinkedIn: https://hi.switchy.io/markdrager Instagram: https://hi.switchy.io/KcKi Want more free tools? Go to our podcast page at https://hi.switchy.io/KcKe  

Over several years, Gary Arnold has been contacted via his "burner" telephone recordings with EVPs claiming to be from an extraterrestrial source. Since then, he has developed a relationship that enables him to ask questions that are answered even before he can complete the asking. This information has been utilized to assist government agencies in remote viewing, develop their personal understanding of the universe, and even provide winning lottery numbers... twice.Join Gary as he interviews Gary Arnold on how he began this fantastic journey of communicating with voices from beyond.Recordings made by Gary Arnold - https://wearenotalone:81923.medium.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Over several years, Gary Arnold has been contacted via his "burner" telephone recordings with EVPs claiming to be from an extraterrestrial source. Since then, he has developed a relationship that enables him to ask questions that are answered even before he can complete the asking. This information has been utilized to assist government agencies in remote viewing, develop their personal understanding of the universe, and even provide winning lottery numbers... twice.Join Gary as he interviews Gary Arnold on how he began this fantastic journey of communicating with voices from beyond.Recordings made by Gary Arnold - https://wearenotalone:81923.medium.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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On this episode of JSS we are joined by Lottery Winner, Gary Arnold. Tune in to hear Arnold talk with JSS about his communication with extraterrestrial beings and how they guided to his lottery winnings. How does he do it? Are aliens living among us? Let Gary tell you by hitting play!

elitefts Limited Edition Apparel: https://www.elitefts.com/shop/apparel/limited-edition.html            Support and help the Podcast grow by Joining The Crew:  https://whop.com/tabletalkcrew/           In this 259th podcast episode of Dave Tate's Table Talk, Jo Jordan takes a seat.     Jo Jordan joined elitefts in 2007 as an equipped powerlifter. Using DOTS, he is ranked 59th all-time in multi-ply 242, 56th all-time in multi-ply 275, 7th all-time in 275 masters multi-ply 40-44, and 8th all-time in 275 masters multi-ply 45-49. His best lifts at 242 are a 970 squat, 650 bench, 720 deadlift, and a 2325 total. Jo's best lifts at 275 are a 1025 squat, 680 bench, 710 deadlift, and a 2400 total.   Jo has been married for 27 years to his wife, Kim. They have three daughters, Meredith (22), Lynsey (19), and Norah (14). Jo lives in Ormond Beach, Florida, and trains at Perfect Storm Hardcore Training Gym based in Holly Hill, Florida, which is owned by Tommye and Gary Arnold.   Jo's IG: https://www.instagram.com/jojordan_7.0/             ABOUT THE HOST   Dave Tate is the founder and co-owner of elitefts.com. He is the author of twenty books and has logged more than 40,000 hours of training and consulting. Dave is married to elitefts co-owner Traci Arnold-Tate, and they reside in London, Ohio, with their two sons. Personal Credo: Live, Learn, Pass on™.   Dave's IG: https://www.instagram.com/underthebar/?hl=en             SPONSORS         elitefts   If you can put it in a gym bag or load weight on it, we have you covered.     https://www.elitefts.com/   Use Code TABLE TALK for 10% off your first elitefts order.           SUPPORT THE SHOW   All profits from elitefts Limited Edition Apparel, Table Talk Coffee, and Team elitefts Workouts, Programs, and Training eBooks support Dave Tate's Table Talk Podcast. Shop these elitefts items: https://www.elitefts.com/content/table-talk/      Support Dave Tate's Table Talk podcast by joining the crew.  https://whop.com/tabletalkcrew/      elitefts Shop: https://www.elitefts.com/      elitefts IG: https://www.instagram.com/elitefts/        SPONSORSHIP/PODCAST INQUIRIES   For sponsorships or business inquiries, reach out to tabletalkmedia@elitefts.net   For Podcast inquiries, please DM @elitefts on Instagram or email tabletalkguest@elitefts.net     #DDTTTP   #DTTTP   #ddttp

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La victime d'Harold LeBel est Catherine Fournier, mairesse de Longueuil. 13 ans de prison pour Gary Arnold. Agressions sexuelles et voies de fait : un procès pour un flic déchu.  La rencontre Gibeault-Dutrizac avec Nicole Gibeault, juge à la retraite.Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Dr. Gary Arnold sits down with Caroline Kitchens, LRCA parent and Registered Pharmacist, to discuss the growing spread and dangers of fentanyl. 

In the third of three special Halloween episodes this year, we're looking back to our season on the awesome movie year of 1980 to talk about Stanley Kubrick's The Shining. Directed and co-written by Stanley Kubrick (based on the Stephen King novel) and starring Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, Danny Lloyd and Scatman Crothers, The Shining opened to mixed response but has since become a horror classic. The contemporary reviews quoted in this episode come from Janet Maslin in The New York Times (https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/library/film/052380kubrick-shining.html (https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/library/film/052380kubrick-shining.html)), Gary Arnold in the Washington Post (https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/1980/06/13/kubricks-12-million-shiner/1159d306-6c4e-4ba1-b0dd-3f39d3b947e1/ (https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/1980/06/13/kubricks-12-million-shiner/1159d306-6c4e-4ba1-b0dd-3f39d3b947e1/)), and Pauline Kael in The New Yorker. Visit https://www.awesomemovieyear.com (https://www.awesomemovieyear.com) for more info about the show. Make sure to like Awesome Movie Year on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/awesomemovieyear (http://www.facebook.com/awesomemovieyear) and follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/awesomemoviepod (@Awesomemoviepod) You can find Jason online at http://goforjason.com/ (http://goforjason.com/), on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/JHarrisComedy/ (https://www.facebook.com/JHarrisComedy/), on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/jasonharriscomedy/ (https://www.instagram.com/jasonharriscomedy/) and on Twitter https://twitter.com/JHarrisComedy (@JHarrisComedy) You can find Josh online at http://joshbellhateseverything.com/ (http://joshbellhateseverything.com/), on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/joshbellhateseverything/ (https://www.facebook.com/joshbellhateseverything/) and on Twitter https://twitter.com/signalbleed (@signalbleed) You can find our producer David Rosen's Piecing It Together Podcast at https://www.piecingpod.com/ (https://www.piecingpod.com), on Twitter at https://twitter.com/piecingpod (@piecingpod) and the Popcorn & Puzzle Pieces Facebook Group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/piecingpod (https://www.facebook.com/groups/piecingpod). You can also follow us all on Letterboxd to keep up with what we've been watching at https://letterboxd.com/goforjason/ (goforjason), https://letterboxd.com/signalbleed/ (signalbleed) and https://letterboxd.com/bydavidrosen/ (bydavidrosen). Subscribe on Patreon to support the show and get access to exclusive content from Awesome Movie Year, plus fellow podcasts Piecing It Together and All Rice No Beans, and music by David Rosen: https://www.patreon.com/bydavidrosen (https://www.patreon.com/bydavidrosen) All of the music in the episode is by David Rosen. Find more of his music at https://www.bydavidrosen.com/ (https://www.bydavidrosen.com) Please like, share, rate and comment on the show and this episode, and tune in next time for our our previously Patreon-only bonus episode on 1992's A Few Good Men.

In its 8th year, Warrior Blitz is a BLITZTASTIC total team effort spanning families, faculty, staff, and students of all ages.  Here, Dr. Gary Arnold talks x's and o's of the annual celebration supporting non-tuition enhancements with PTF's Event Chair Megan Garrison and President Stacy Knoernschild.  

In the latest episode of Warrior Talk, Dr. Gary Arnold unpacks the six components of LRCA's "Portrait of a Preferred Graduate". He discusses with Dr. Justin Smith why it's important to start with the end in mind as we partner with church and family to disciple our students in the grace and truth of Jesus. 

Dr. Gary Arnold continues his series with interviewing LRCA's educational leaders. In this episode, Mr. Tyler Eatherton, Middle School and Junior High Principal, discusses how equipping students to follow Jesus in the years between elementary and high school is his reason for being in Warriorville!

Episode 92 - Mysteries of EVP and the Paranormal - Spirits, Aliens, or Something Else? This week, we invite Gary Arnold to tell the story of his 5 year journey into his experience and scientific study of EVP. Did the voices really tell him things he couldn't know, predict the results of the Presidential election, or even give him the winning lottery numbers?! Find out in this fascinating episode! Check out Gary's website - https://wearenotalone-81923.medium.com/ and also his documentaries - https://ghostwax.gumroad.com/ ------------------------ Support the show by buying us a coffee! www.buymeacoffee.com/paranormalpod Find all of our social media and our merch store at: https://linktr.ee/pursuitoftheparanormal Share your story or contact us to say Hi! at podcast@pursuitoftheparanormal.co.uk --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pursuitoftheparanormal/message

My greatest pleasure as President and Head of School is experiencing the collaborative force of the Little Rock Christian Academy educational leadership team - Dr. Justin A. Smith (Assistant Head of School and Head of Upper School), Mrs. Ann Chami (Head of Lower School) and Tyler Eatherton (Principal of the Middle School and Junior High). As the wisdom of Ecclesiastes affirms, "A cord of three strands is not quickly broken."    Their collective passion for a Christ-centered, student-loving education is unmatched, second-to-none.    For the next three episodes of Warrior Talk, we will listen to our division leaders share their "why" and their hope for the coming year. Join me on Warrior Talk this week as we hear from a wellspring of love and wisdom, Mrs. Ann Chami.   - Dr. Gary Arnold, LRCA Head of School 

Warrior Talk: The Official Podcast of LRCA returns for the start of the new school year! In this episode Dr. Gary Arnold, LRCA Head of School, introduces our school theme of 10,000 Reasons and what that means for our students, faculty, and parents as we partner together for a new and exciting year!

Technology keeps a business running and the more a company grows the bigger the infrastructure; making IT departments a foundation for any business operations. Executech provides a full range of managed IT services, products, and solutions as a completely outsourced IT support department. Serving many industries and diversifying verticals we were keen to discover more from the Director of Marketing, Gary Arnold. Gary gives us an overview of their marketing channels and his efforts to meet prospects in the right channels and facilitates content discovery. Through SEO, informative content, and website optimization Gary is focused on enhancing that journey of exploration.

"I'm a 54-year-old married father of 2 who resides in Oxford, Pennsylvania. I work in academia as a writing instructor. I'm also a paranormal experiencer going on 4 years this December and have created 2 short documentaries about my continuing investigation of the EVP mystery. I have been the guest on a slew of podcasts, FM radio, The Nashville Country Television Network, newspapers & most recently even got to hang out & share some mind-blowing forensic data with the Discovery channel's Real Life Indiana Jones - Josh Gates. My story: I interact almost daily with ethereal entities who claim to be “alien” & “otherworldly”   Gary Arnold's Links Website  https://rb.gy/2zvr9y Link to videos  https://rb.gy/9r4jqz   #podernfamily #PodcastHQ #podcasting #podcastlove #podcast #spotifypodcasts #Podcaster #podcastjunkie #podcasts #podcastshow #podcasts #newpodcastepisode #podcastinglife #podcastcommunity #newpodcastalert #Aliens #AlienContact #WeAreNotAlone   Michael Glenn Moore's Links In A City Like Yours Linktree:  https://pos.li/2jp891 Email  inacitylikeyours@gmail.com   Intro and Outro music by The Mole People Bandcamp  https://rb.gy/vqqu9a    Ben Shrewsbury(Editor)'s Links Podcast--Two Marks and a Spark  https://pos.li/2jp7pp Linktree  https://pos.li/2jp88u Twitter  https://pos.li/2jp88r  Email  benshrewsbury21@gmail.com   This podcast is part of the S. J. Network;  go to  https://www.s-j-network.com  for more great podcasts and information about publicist Steve Joiner You may reach Steve Joiner here (816)605-4561 or here  stevesjnetwork@gmail.com

Editor's Note: Download the audio version below and click here to subscribe to our newsletter.This week, Mikhail Sagal and Gary Arnold, co-founders of TSRgrow, discuss how they engineer, design and manufacture LED lighting solutions for thousands of operators in the industry. According to Gary Arnold, TSRgrow doesn't just sell lighting, but a total grow solution, which also happens to be the name of the company's product (TOTALgrow Solution™). The company isn't looking for customers but partners in cannabis. They start each relationship by looking at the grower's business plan, figuring out what they plan to produce, how they plan to produce it, and ensuring that the company is grounded properly to achieve those goals. Without the proper preparation, operators can make many costly mistakes real quick.The Total Grow Solution is a platform that combines LED lighting, distributed lighting power, environmental control and monitoring systems, and grow management software. According to Sagal, it's a digital platform that gives operators absolute control. He calls it Lighting as a Platform (LaaP). Sagal has a history in thermal and mechanical product design and engineering. He started the company 13 years ago specifically to get into LED lighting product design and development. Arnold joined the company a year later to help develop a new gold standard in cannabis industry lighting. Networked lighting enables remote or onsite monitoring, which helps TSRgrow maintain a close relationship with clients and stay involved with the configuration. They strive to give cannabis operators a guide to what they should be doing to succeed. They say the industry still has a glaring knowledge gap, but they can help improve consistency, yield and efficiency. This industry will get more competitive, and Arnold says the businesses that will win will have a plan that can change and adapt. Costs will go up, prices of the product will come down, and that will make or break customers going forward. Survival is based on your company's ability to control costs, maximize yield and continue to grow with expansion. Please make sure to like, subscribe and share the podcast. You could also help us out by giving the podcast a positive review. Finally, to email the podcast or suggest a potential guest, you can reach David Mantey at David @cannabisequipmentnews.com.

Gary Arnold is a married father of 2 who resides in Oxford, Pennsylvania. He currently works in academia as a writing instructor. His interests are travel, fine dining, hiking, fishing, fossil hunting and raising exotic pigeons.He is also a paranormal experiencer who has created two short documentaries about his continuing investigation of EVP.Gary has been featured on The Nashville Country Television Network, in newspapers & most recently, he hung out with and shared forensic data with Discovery channel's "Real Life Indiana Jones" - Joshua Gates.Gary interacts almost daily with ethereal entities who claim to be "alien" & "otherworldly," and tonight; he will share his experience.SOCIAL LINKSWebsite: https://wearenotalone-81923.medium.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/GuitarSlawFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/thenephewofunclesam#UFO #Paranormal #Consciousness #UFOTwitter ***************************Beyond The Tinfoil Hat is a weekly podcast brought to you by The Experiencer Support Association. Every week we dive into topics that are deep into the realm of the unknown. Ranging from topics between #ufos, #ghosts, and #monstersThis podcast is hosted by Ryan Stacey and is designed to educate and assist the public in understanding the blend of every phenomenon happening in the world. Our guests often include eyewitness testimony. www.experiencersupport.org

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Gary Arnold - Ghosts, spirits and EVP'sContact or find out more about Gary here :https://wearenotalone-81923.medium.com/Check out Gary's documentary film here : https://ghostwax.gumroad.com/?fbclid=IwAR3V-OaieX6ZXcbKzce4NmO6q-LBHDPz9rl-9nkBmTO3JNYq0hEsVRbx4OMFair use statement : This video uses clips from various sources which are used under fair use for purposes of comedic parody, education and or commentary. Use of these clips is allowable by law and is considered fair use.This video is produced by Spectral International, LLC.Follow Steven Cambian on twitter : @stevencambianJoin our Patreon : https://www.patreon.com/stevencambianDonate by paypal : Send a paypal to TRUTHSEEKERSHOW@GMAIL.COM Any amount you wish.Please include your chatroom user id, and any message you would like me to read on air. We read every paypal message we are sent and thank every person who sends any paypal support. Kari helps with graphics and show production as a contributing producer. Send her some money through paypal for helping out! Send paypals to : realdisclosureadvocate@gmail.comListen to the audio podcast : https://www.spreaker.com/user/14526799Email us : TRUTHSEEKERSHOW@GMAIL.COM#UFOTWITTER #F2B #UAPTWITTER #DAVIDWILCOCK #UFO #DISCLOSURE #ANCIENTALIENS #SSP #SECRETSPACEPROGRAM #TRUTHSEEKERS #STEVENCAMBIAN #ANJALI #AREA51 #ALIENS #BOBLAZAR #GEORGEKNAPP #JOHNLEAR #S4 #AREA51COVERUP #WEAPONIZEYOURCURIOUSITY #UAPREPORT #MYSTERYWIRE #ALIENBASE #F2B #JIMMYCHURCH #DAVIDWILCOCK #ANCIENTALIENS #EDGARCAYCE

Gary Arnold stars in one of the boys favorite found footage films, but that's not the main reason why he is on the show. Gary talks about his new documentaries that explain his newly found phenomenon.   Read more about Gary's works here: https://wearenotalone-81923.medium.com/?p=3f262e782db7   Rent his documentaries here: https://ghostwax.gumroad.com/?_ga=2.10207089.553733759.1639347152-1478220953.1639347152   Films: Fraud (2016), Best Worst Movie (2009), Her (2013), The Blackwell Ghost (2017), Subterranean Séance: The Evidence Speaks, Frog Hollow Rd: The Evidence Speaks...   Hey, we're on YouTube!  Listening on an iPhone? Don't forget to rate us on iTunes!   Fill our fe-mailbag by emailing us at Podcast@TheOverlookTheatre.com    Intro Music by Engineer Randy Reach us on Instagram (@theoverlooktheatre) Facebook (@theoverlookhour) Twitter (@OverlookHour)

On our latest episode of Grow Sessions we speak with TSRgrow cofounders Mikhail Sagal and Gary Arnold about the necessary steps required to build a successful cannabis cultivation business in an episode entitled, “Lighting Strategies and Other Considerations  for a Successful Commercial Cultivation.”The path to a successful cannabis business is not a smooth and easy one. It's full of changing regulations and unforeseeable roadblocks. Join us for a candid and insightful discussion on how to avoid some of these roadblocks and what needs to be considered now to help avoid problems later. Topics include creating a custom-tailored business solution, what is needed to build a successful growing facility, the importance of creating GMP (General Manufacturing Practices) systems that can be expanded without disruption, energy conservation, environmental monitoring, lighting strategies and much, much more.If you are a cannabis grower, owner of a facility or thinking of opening your own cannabis business, you don't want to miss this episode. About TSRgrowTSRgrow is a leading solution provider to the cannabis industry. For over twelve years, this Rhode Island based company has offered horticultural TOTALgrow™ Solutions, best-in-class advanced LED lighting, and industry support to help cultivators achieve the ideal balance of energy and profitability.Developed in cooperation with university and industry leaders, TSRgrow's industry leading advanced LED lighting solutions integrate remote power servers and adaptive light monitoring and control software that is engineered to maximize yields and grow the highest quality crops. Lowest cost to operate targets to maximize energy efficiency, using TSRgrow's Lighting as a Platform™ (LaaP) architecture with remote power servers, environmental monitoring and lighting management solutions.TSRgrow provides end-to-end consulting and essential support services to cultivators. From site planning, design, HVACD, construction, financing and equipment, TSRgrow does more than design and manufacture advanced LED lighting solutions and adaptive software, they also provide integrated capabilities for a TOTALgrow™ Solution.To learn more, visit www.TSRgrow.com or email info@tsrgrow.com.    

Dr. Gary Arnold sits down with Bill Parkinson to discuss the critical influence of Christian grandparenting in the latest episode of Warrior Talk. 

Tradeswork: The Rocky Mountain Mechanical Contractors Association Podcast showcases the skilled trades our society depends on. The men and women of our industry build our skylines, our community, and our future. On the inaugural episode of our show, we welcome Gary Arnold, Business Manager for Denver Pipefitters Local 208,Gary shares his work history and evolution as a pipefitter. He discusses his family history in the business, the many roles he's held, and his current role as an advocate for the industry. Here are some of the questions you can expect to be answered on this week's episode: What types of projects does a pipefitter work on? How has the industry evolved over the last several decades? What is the career path for a pipefitter and what growth opportunities exist in the industry? How much does education cost to become a pipefitter vs. attending a traditional four-year university? What is the earning potential for a pipefitter? What types of skills are most useful for someone considering a career as a pipefitter? This episode is available on podcatchers everywhere. Please rate, review and subscribe. For more information about Denver Pipefitters Local 208, please visit their website. For more information about Rocky Mountain Mechanical Contractors Association, please visit our website.

Warrior Blitz is LRCA's only fundraiser that supports enhancements not covered by tuition and helps kick off our Annual Fund. In the latest episode of Warrior Talk, Dr. Gary Arnold and our PTF leaders preview Warrior Blitz 2021. We are excited for a fun week together on October 25-29!

In our second episode of Warrior Talk since the start to the new school year, Dr. Gary Arnold discusses how LRCA's governance model works and compares it to other independent school models of governance that are out there. We want our new and current families to know how LRCA stays on mission.  

This week's discussion focuses on the cultivation sector of the cannabis industry. Our guests share expert insight into this complex market sector, and share their predictions for the remainder of 2021.

On this episode we have the amazing visual artist, Mark Rogers. His work is mind-blowing. He does these absolutely mesmerizing painting of aliens, wizards, and other strange things. Check out hist stuff on Instagram he is @markrogersart. Seriously, while you are listening to this interview check out his Instagram. This was a great conversation, and I was so happy to talk to Mark. I really admire his work. Also, on this episode we also have Gary Arnold. A man who claims to be able to communicate with otherworldly entities through his $5 TracFone.  Guests: Mark Rogers Gary Arnold Call The Mystery Hotline at 1-888-726-0055. Tell us your mysterious story of the strange, the unknown, and the paranormal. If you have a guest or topic that you would like to hear on this show, please email podofmystery@gmail.com. You can also send any feedback or comments to that same address.   This audio program is copyrighted by me, Jason Rigden in 2021. And is freely available under the Creative Commons 4.0 Attribution License. 

An interview with Gary Arnold. This was a great interview all about Gary's documentary Subterranean Séance, we talk aliens, interdimensional beings, and a whole lot more. Gary has a great insight into the ufological, paranormal world and where the two can sometimes become one. Join me and listen to Gary's experiences. Find all of Gary's links right here. https://gumroad.com/l/pCfas https://wearenotalone-81923.medium.com @GuitarSlaw Thank you for listening I would love to hear from you all. Also please check out our network www.straightupstrange.com and follow at twitter @strangepodcasts Also buy some Merch at TeePublic  Follow me on Twitter- @AussieOddball Facebook- Oz Oddball Email me at - theoddballaussie@hotmail.com Find me where all good podcasts are found I am also on iTunes- The Oddball Aussie -Please rate and review also on the Apple iTunes app and Spotify- The Oddball Aussie You can also find my show on www.greataustralianpods.com Check out Liminal.Earth

Special guest Gary Arnold with shocking revelations about Electronic Voice Phenomenon. Become an ATU Patron or buy the hosts a drink.Music from Youtube Audio Library: Voices by Patrick Patrikios and Forever by Anno Domini Beats. ★ Support this podcast ★

Special guest Gary Arnold with more shocking revelations about Electronic Voice Phenomenon. Become an ATU Patron or buy the hosts a drink.Music from Youtube Audio Library: Voices by Patrick Patrikios.★ Support this podcast ★

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Special guest Gary Arnold with shocking revelations about Electronic Voice Phenomenon. Become an ATU Patron or buy the hosts a drink.Music from Youtube Audio Library: Voices by Patrick Patrikios. ★ Support this podcast ★

Special guest Gary Arnold with shocking revelations about Electronic Voice Phenomenon. Become an ATU Patron or buy the hosts a drink.Music from Youtube Audio Library: Voices by Patrick Patrikios. ★ Support this podcast ★

Whether you have a green thumb or not, you know you need water and light to grow something out of the ground. In cannabis, it's a science, but lighting is important especially when you are growing rows and rows of weed indoors! TSR Grow has a smart grow lighting system that turns that task into a technological platform that is environmentally friendly. Mikhail Sagal and Gary Arnold from TSR Grow are on In The Weeds with Jimmy Young. www.procannabismedia.com

FamilyLife Today® Radio Transcript  References to conferences, resources, or other special promotions may be obsolete. The Team Approach Guests:                      Dennis and Barbara Rainey                       From the series:       Art of Parenting: What Every Parent Needs (Day 3 of 3)  Bob: As parents, it's important that you continue to grow in your relationship with the Lord and in your understanding of Scripture, because Barbara Rainey says you never know when your kids are going to ask you a question that's a stumper. Barbara: I'll never forget—my grandson said to our daughter—he said, “Mom, why do I need to tell God what I did when He already knows?” Those are the kinds of things that parents run into. You've got to teach your children—what it means to forgive; why you need to confess your sin to God—because kids are smart, and they're going to start thinking about that stuff. They're going to press you on it. You have to know why you're going where you're going with your kids.  This is FamilyLife Today for Wednesday, October 31st. Our host is Dennis Rainey, and I'm Bob Lepine. As parents, we don't have to have all the answers to the questions our kids ask us; but we need to know where to find the answers. We'll talk more about that today. Stay with us. 1:00 And welcome to FamilyLife Today. Thanks for joining us. We've been spending time this week talking about: “What's at the heart of parenting?”—what parents need to be thinking about and processing, together, as they raise their children. I'm thinking back to when you first started working through what the Bible has to say about parenting—this was more that a quarter of a century ago— Barbara: Gosh, that's sounds forever. Bob: I know. It does; doesn't it? [Laughter] Right in the middle of— Dennis: I think it is forever. [Laughter] Bob: —in the middle of raising your kids, you took an extended season of time and dug into the Scriptures, and talked to a lot of pastors, and Bible teachers, theology professors. Dennis: —men and women. Bob: You got a lot of input. What is in your book, The Art of Parenting, is a lot of the fruit that came from those conversations, back years ago.  2:00  The thing I love about that is the fact that it's still as relevant today as it was then, because we're talking about things that are eternal—not things that are temporal.  Barbara: Yes.  Dennis: This was created in 1990 and ‘91, prior to radio. Because once radio started—it's daily—I wasn't able to get the time away to be able to do the fresh thinking that I took over a 12-18-month period. But I looked to see if I could condense down: “What's the essence of parenting? What does God want us to do?”—and I found four things. I think He wants us to teach relationships to our children—how to relate to God / how to relate to another sinful, selfish human being. We're preparing our children, someday, probably for marriage. But our kids need to know how to love God and love one another. Secondly, we are establishing and building their character. We're shaping a child, who's wise and not a fool—who knows what's right and what's wrong—how to choose one and not the other.  3:00  Character development is something that God works, over time, in our lives to create. The Bible is full of all kinds of illustrations of this. In fact, I think we take a whole chapter in the book, talking about how God develops character in us. I think we could take a page out of “How God Does That” and apply that to us, as parents; and we do that.  Third is the issue of identity. Keep in mind this was developed in 1990 and ‘91. We talked about how God created us with a spiritual identity: “Who are we?” “What are we to be about?” “Do we have value?” “Do we have purpose?” The answer is: “Yes.” Also, sexual identity. One of the first descriptions of man—in Genesis, Chapter 1, verses 26-28, was that He identified them as male and female. He says that definition three times in a matter of three verses.  4:00 Our sexual and spiritual identity, I believe today, are on the line as never before. Finally, the fourth area is mission: “Why are we here?” “What's our purpose?” These arrows were not designed to stay in the quiver. Children were made to be pulled back on a bow and let go and released to fulfill God's mission for their lives. Bob: Your wife Barbara is joining us this week as we talk about what parents need to keep in mind as we raise the next generation. Barbara, we've talked about the big picture—having the end in mind as you raise your kids. But parents need to also have kind of a working strategic plan for what they're doing. Dennis: Yes. Bob: In fact, this is really the heart of you book. You help parents come up with a short-term strategic plan that needs to be reviewed and updated throughout the parenting years so that you're always thinking: “In the next 12 months, what are the priorities?” 5:00 Barbara: Yes; right. Bob: “In the next 24 months, what are the priorities?” Then come back—revisit that/readdress that—so that you're being intentional as you raise your kids. Barbara: Yes; and that's a big word for us. Dennis and I have always wanted to be very intentional with our kids, and with our marriage, and with our lives; because we think that is what God has called us to do. He hasn't called us just to exist and have fun. He has created us that we would glorify Him, and that we would raise godly children, and that we would have a marriage that would honor Him. That takes intentionality; it isn't going to happen accidently. It's not going to happen just by doing life. You have to make decisions that cause that to happen. As we talk about parenting, you have to begin with the end in mind.  In our book, we write and try to create a vision—try to help parents see the big picture—help them see the wonderful calling it is to be a parent, because it's so easy to get caught up in the messiness of being a parent.  6:00 We are constantly casting that vision; but we're also trying to be very practical and help—you know: “How to make decisions,” “How to work together as a team,” “How to be intentional,” “How to have the right values govern your everyday life, as a mom and a dad,”—so it's both, together. Dennis: And the way we did that was on a date night. We'd get out on a date; and initially—I've got to admit—I was kind of looking for some romantic date nights, [Laughter] where we just had a fun time; because we had six kids in ten years. Ultimately, those date nights became the Vice-president and President hiding away from the kids [Laugher] on a date in a restaurant.  Barbara: They were strategy sessions on how to survive the next week. Dennis: They were! [Laugher] We would look at the calendar—we would look at where we were going. We would review our road map: “Where are we taking them?” “What does this child need?” “What does that child need us to especially work on in his or her life?” Barbara: And sometimes, our dinners were preoccupied by one child that was especially needy at that particular time.  7:00 Dennis: Exactly. Barbara: We didn't always go over all of them.  Dennis: No, no; sometimes, there was no room for romance.  Barbara: Oh, most of the time. [Laugher] Dennis: Okay; most of the time. [Laughter] But Bob, here's the thing—we would use those times to pull back to the big picture and get a clearer road map, going forward, and just say: “What are we doing here? We don't want to be held hostage by comparing ourselves with other families that may be too busy—that don't have the same stuff going on that we have.”  We tried to say: “Lord, here's what You called us to do to make an impact in other people's marriages and families. Help us to not lose our own marriage in the midst of this, but also raise effective children in the process.” Bob: Anybody, who's in the business world, understands a couple of things: First of all, there are some things that are urgent, and there are some things that are important. We usually focus on the urgent and ignore the important—and that's not good.  8:00 Secondly, you understand that, unless you take some time to develop strategic priorities, you can get caught up in the day to day but never be thinking about: “What are our goals or our aspirations?”  You've mapped out in your book, The Art of Parenting, a way for parents to do some concrete, short-term, strategic planning—to get away from the urgent for a little bit and focus on the important. There are seasons, where the urgent is going to dominate—I get that; right?—the house is on fire—you don't think, “Where do we want to go on vacation next summer?” But get away from the urgent for a few minutes and look at the bigger picture—the important.  When parents do that, it's a fundamental shift in their parenting; and all of a sudden, now, they're parenting with a level of intentionality.  Dennis: Here's where our book and the video series, The Art of Parenting™, spells out and takes people through a process where they reduce in writing on a sheet of paper that is called “Your Child's Arrow.” It's actually a picture of an arrow, where you fill out each of the four areas I mentioned at the beginning of this broadcast—  9:00 —relationships, character, identity, and mission—you look at those.  It's interesting—Barbara and I would move from child to child and look at where they needed to be developed. From time to time, every one of them had something of those four things that they needed us to either anticipate an issue that was coming down the pike, or where we needed to give them a little more focused attention to be successful in one of those four areas. Barbara: It seems to me, as I look back on that, that we most often talked about character and relationship issues; because those are the ones that seem to be the ones that we run into, day in and day out, in raising a family. We would talk about: “What are we going to do about lying?” We would talk about: “What are we going to do about hitting siblings?” or “…not respecting your sister's closet?”—you know: “You can't just go in and take stuff.  10:00 “You've got to ask.” There were all of these character/behavioral kinds of things that we were instilling values in. Then, the relationship side we talked about all the time, too; because we had sibling rivalry every day—thousands of times, it felt like, every day. We were teaching over, and over, and over again about being kind; about how to ask for forgiveness; how to say you are sorry / “Will you forgive me?”; how to pray and ask God to forgive you, and why you wanted to. I'll never forget—my grandson said to our daughter—he said, “Mom, why do I need to tell God what I did when He already knows?” Those are the kinds of things that parents run into. You've got to teach your children—what it means to forgive; why you need to confess your sin to God—because kids are smart, and they're going to start thinking about that stuff. They're going to press you on it. You have to know why you're going where you're going in all four of these areas with your kids.  Bob: When your kids hit pre-adolescence and then adolescence, that's where the identity piece starts to really emerge.  11:00 Barbara: Yes. Bob: During toddlerhood and elementary years, you're probably not focused a whole lot on identity. Of course, in these days, it's happening younger and younger with these kids as they start to say: “Okay; who am I?  Barbara: Yes.  Bob: “What did God make me to be? What am I good at? Will I ever be popular? What's my life all about?” This is more subtle than some of the character and relationship issues we deal with— Barbara: That's right.  Bob: —but parents can't just tune this out and think it's going to happen; right?   Barbara: No; and I think probably, in this culture, you need to be more intentional and more aggressive even than we were; because, you know, your kids are hearing it. If you don't know your kids are hearing it, we want to tell you: “Your kids are hearing it. They're aware of it. They may hear somebody say something at school or even at church.”  Bob: You're talking about gender identity. Barbara: We're talking about gender identity issues; yes. I think you have got to be—parents have to be proactive today, even at younger ages, because of what children are being exposed to.  12:00 Bob: Even beyond the gender-identity question, which is huge, every junior high kid is figuring out: “Am I one of the popular kids?” “Am I a jock?” “Am I part of the theater group?” “Am I a nerd?” Barbara: Yes.  Bob: They're coming up with a self-assessment, saying, “Where do I fit into the pack here?” Those can be challenging years for an adolescent. Dennis: They can. I think the adolescent years are where the character begins to emerge and where you're still not done with discipline of your children. Bob: There are a couple other things that you think are vital for moms and dads if they are going to be effective, as parents—one is that they not try to go this alone, just the two of them. They need to be in community with other parents. This is essential; isn't it? Dennis: It is absolutely essential.  Barbara: Yes. Dennis: I think, especially, today with the issues coming at young people, as never before, it takes a village. Bob: Well, I've shared this before—you guys have heard me say this— 13:00 —but we were part of a small group with other parents with kids the same age as our kids. I remember many a Sunday night when we were headed over to our small group, leaving the house and just going, “Okay; they're all going to jail pretty soon,”—[Laughter]—you know—“because they're all just messing up.”  We would get to small group and, somehow, in the conversation that night, we'd learn that everybody else's kids were acting out too.  Barbara: Yes. Bob: And we'd drive home going, “Okay; we're not alone in this.” It just gave us a such a sense of relief.  Dennis: I want to give the shout-out to a principal, who's just a couple of miles up the road from FamilyLife's headquarters—one of the top schools in America. It's called Little Rock Christian Academy. Dr. Gary Arnold courageously stepped up and he said: “You know what we're going to do? We're going to require every sixth grader to go through Passport to Purity™ with their parents.” I thought—when Gary told me that, I thought: “This is the best kind of peer pressure— 14:00 Bob: Yes. Dennis: — “to have 140 sixth-graders—with their mom / with their dad—go through this Friday night-Saturday experience by themselves with their parent. But then, come back to school and begin to talk about it.  Here's a whole class of kids—they're [now] seniors in high school—so they've got other eyes, who know what the content was in that Passport to Purity weekend—the entire class having been through it. I think it's the best kind of peer pressure that's available today.  Barbara: Another thing that we did—that I think was really helpful for our kids and for us—is we knew a lot of people—still do—who are great faith heroes / people who walk with God. When we had the opportunity to bring them over to our house for dinner, we would get the kids around. We'd all sit at the table; and we would just hand it over to our friends and we say, “Tell our kids the story about what happened when you went to Africa,” “Tell our kids the story about…”—whatever—because I wanted our children to hear that faith was real and authentic for people other than Mom and Dad.  15:00 Because it's real easy for kids to think: “Aw, it's just Mom and Dad,” and “They're old, and they're archaic,”—and whatever. If they can hear someone else being in love with Christ, and being excited about walking with Him, then they might go: “Oh, maybe Mom and Dad aren't so dumb after all. Maybe they're on to something.”     That was something that we did. It's an idea that I think a lot of other families can incorporate, just with people who are in your church. There are heroes of the faith in your churches that you can bring over and say, “Tell a story to my kids.” Bob: There's one other essential for effective parenting. This is one of those things that we could say it—and people would go, “Yes, yes; that's one of those ‘Put it on the list, so you can check it off.'” But you guys really feel this is not a cliché—this is a vital part of parenting. Dennis: This is how you do it—Proverbs 24: 3 and 4 says: “By wisdom a house is built, and by understanding it is established.  16:00 “By knowledge the rooms are filled with all precious and pleasant riches.” How do you get the wisdom to build a house?—you cry out to God and you say: “Help! Help! We don't know what we're doing, God.”  We've prayed the prayer of a helpless parent on so many different occasions, because we were brought to our knees around issues we didn't know how to answer/address——didn't know how to tackle. We would pray for the kids; we would pray with our kids. We would pray we'd catch our kids doing what's right and we would catch them doing wrong—all for the purpose of shaping their lives to reflect what God wants to do in their souls.  Bob: We put together a prayer challenge for parents not long ago. Barbara: Yes. Bob: This was as kids were heading back to school; but honestly, this is something you can do at any point in time. We were sending out prayer prompts every day, where a mom or dad would get an email that says:  17:00 “Here's what you can pray for your kids today…”—a 30-day practice—just to try to jumpstart this discipline in the life of parents so that you get into a rhythm of regularly praying for your kids. I know, for a lot of parents, it can feel like: “Okay; I did that. I can check it off the list. Did anything really just happen there?” This is where we got to, by faith, go: “There's a God, who's listening, who's called us to pray / who wants us to pray. This will be good for us and good for our kids.” God hears those prayers and responds to them. Barbara: Yes; and t's important that we pray with our kids, and in front of our kids, and for them; so that they see it modeled. They don't just hear that we do it; but it's something that they participate in, as they're growing up.  When we were writing the book, The Art of Parenting, one of the things I wanted to do was get our children—who are all grown now—I wanted to get their voices in the book; I wanted to get some of their experience in the book, because all of them are married and all of them have kids now.  18:00 I wanted them to kind of say: “What have you learned?” “What are you using that you learned?” “What are you changing that you thought we did terrible, and you're doing it differently?” I wanted their voices to be heard.  We asked our kids to write some stories. One of the ones that came in first—that we still, to this day, delight in—is the story of Dennis praying with the kids when he would drive them to school in the morning. He didn't do it every day, but he did it enough that this one child—our daughter—remembers him praying.  What's so fun about it is that, when we would do this—when we would pray with our kids in the morning before school / when we would pray with them at night—so often, they would give us this, “Oh, do we have to?” kind of a thing. As parents, you think: “My gosh; is this making any difference? Am I getting anywhere?” You just so doubt yourself and second-guess yourself.  But our daughter wrote the story of how she remembered Dad taking them to school in the morning.  19:00 She describes him “Octopus-arm Dad”; because he would have his coffee in one hand, a handful of cereal in the other. Then, he'd be shaving with another hand, [Laughter] and throwing the cereal into his mouth and eating while he was driving all along. The way she described it—it was just this beautiful picture of all the things that were happening in his seat, as he was driving to get to school.  But she said, “I remember he always prayed for us; and he always prayed three things: that God would protect us from evil, and from harm, and from temptation; and he ended all of his prayers with that.” She said, “I remember, at the time, thinking, “Ya, ya, ya—whatever.” But she said, “Now, that I'm a mom, when I take my kids to school every day”—they're in elementary school—“I pray the same words, every day, over my kids; because I know God hears, and I know that's what He wants me to do with my girls.”  It was really encouraging to see, as parents; because we do want to quit and give up, because we don't see results. You're not going to see results quickly like we would like.  20:00 It's not a short-term process. Hang in there; and pray together, as a couple. But pray for and with you kids; so that they can hear it, and see it, and you can model it for them.  Bob: I know your heart for this book and for the video series is that moms and dads will not just read this and go: “That was a good book. That was helpful.” You want this to be a strategic plan. Barbara: Yes. Bob: You want them to begin to implement things in their parenting that are going to have an eternal impact on their children's lives. Dennis: We know it will impact generations— Bob: Right. Dennis: —because that's what children are all about. Bob: Well, we've got copies of your book and the video series in our FamilyLife Today Resource Center. I'd encourage our listeners—if you don't have a copy—or if you know a couple, who have just begun a family / maybe some moms and dads, who've got three or four kids, and they could use a little help—get a copy of the book, The Art of Parenting, and pass it on as a gift to them. You can order from us, online, at FamilyLifeToday.com; or call 1-800-FL-TODAY to order.  21:00 I'll tell you what—better yet—if there are four or five couples that you know in your neighborhood or in your church, why don't you invite them over, have a potluck meal, and then watch session one of the Art of Parenting small group series, and say, “Would y'all like to come back in a couple of weeks and we'll go through Session 2?” Take them through all of this content—it would be a great outreach—a great way to help equip and train the next generation.  Find out more about the Art Parenting small group series kit when you go to FamilyLifeToday.com. You can order that from us, online; or you can call 1-800-FL-TODAY to order. I tell you what—you could invite them over—and the kit includes the movie, Like Arrows, that was in theaters, back earlier this year. Invite them over for a movie night—watch the movie together, and then ask them if they'd like to go through the content from there— 22:00 —maybe a little less threatening; huh? Again, all the information is available, online, at FamilyLifeToday.com; or call to order: 1-800-FL-TODAY.  You know, we think the things we've talked about today—these issues are eternally significant. When we talk about marriages and families, we're not simply talking about how you can all get along better and have a happier family. We recognize there's more at stake here than just happiness. We're talking about the eternal trajectory of your life, your spouse's life, your children's lives.  Here, at FamilyLife®, we want to effectively develop godly marriages and families—not just happy marriages and families—but godly marriages and families. We are so grateful that some you, who are regular listeners, feel as we do—that this kind of conversation is critical. We know that because you have supported us in the past.  23:00 You've made today's program possible, and it's been listened to today by hundreds of thousands of people. On behalf of those who have benefited from our conversation today: “Thank you for your support that has made it possible.”  If you are a long-time listener and you have never become a part of the team that helps FamilyLife Today happen, we'd like you to go to our website, FamilyLifeToday.com, to donate to support this ministry or to become a monthly Legacy Partner. 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