Podcasts about Gateway

[Content Warning: This episode contains references to suicide, mental illness, and sexual assault. Listener discretion advised.] Youtube spiritual guru Teal Swan says she saves lives. Others say she's dangerously death-obsessed. We say she's serving strong “9 Perfect Strangers” villain vibes with a side order of night terrors. But that's just us. We wanted an expert's perspective, so we called on investigative journalist Jennings Brown for this episode to help us understand more about Teal's world. As a senior reporter at Gizmodo, Jennings traveled to rural Utah, the forests of Costa Rica, and smack dab into the middle of Teal's inner circle to understand her teachings and investigate the deaths of some of her followers. His unprecedented access to her group is at the heart of a six part podcast called The Gateway - which we highly recommend as critical listening for anyone wanting to learn more about Teal's whole vibe from a safe distance. He joins us today to talk about the sharp edges woven into her carefully-curated, hypnotic image, and how spiritual hucksters are gaming the algorithm and manipulating people's most vulnerable moments. We also talk to him about his newest Spotify Original podcast series: Revelations which follows a California cult that combines doomsday prophecies and fine wine. And TBH, we get so carried away that we go into extra innings. Enjoy this first episode with Jennings - and we'll be back next week with part two. Support the ALBC Pod: We've made a link where you can support A Little Bit Culty with a one-time, weekly, or monthly contribution. Your support will be repaid in cosmic love and light. To make a contribution, smash this link.Check out our Linktree to sign up for our mailing list. We've got some fun things coming your way soon. It rhymes with “t-shirts.” Okay, it's t-shirts.CREDITS: Production Partner: Citizens of Sound Producers: Will Retherford & Jess TardyTheme Song: “Cultivated” by Jon Bryant co-written with Nygel AsselinHear Ye, Hear Ye: The views and opinions expressed on A Little Bit Culty do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the podcast. Any content provided by our guests, bloggers, sponsors or authors are of their opinion and are not intended to malign any religion, group, club, organization, business individual, anyone or anything. Nobody's mad at you, just don't be a culty fuckwad. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Sandy starts Hour 3 detailing the Avs' record in the city of St. Louis in recent years now that the series moves to the Gateway to the West. He looks at a puzzling quote from Cale Makar this morning about his performance in this series.  He breaks down the importance of getting Mikko Rantanen on the score sheet. He hears from some Broncos in some interesting predicaments roster-wise to hear what they have to say about just that and how they're working to improve themselves. Sandy and Producer Ty look back at the adversity that past championship Avalanche teams have faced in light of the Game 2 loss last night before laying out why the loss of Tim Connelly might not be such a bad thing for the Nuggets. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that 5 to 11-year-olds who got their second dose of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine at least five months ago receive a booster shot. The announcement comes as the U.S. passes the 1 million dead marker, and cases are climbing across the country, including in St Louis.

Starting with two foundational units, the Power and Propulsion Element and the Habitation and Logistics Outpost, Gateway will be a place for Artemis astronauts to call home.

Photo:  Texas - Boca Chica - Starbase  Starbase is the world's first true spaceport located in South Texas, home to SpaceX's next-generation Starship rocket factory and launch pads, and is known as the "Gateway to Mars"  #HotelMars: Starship mission at Starbase. Jeff Foust is editor of The Space Review, thespacereview.com   David Livingston, Space.com https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2022/05/one-year-since-sn15-starbase-lays-groundwork-for-orbital-attempt/ .. Permissions USA - Texas - Boca Chica - Starbase Date | 27 June 2021, 12:39 Source | USA - Texas - Boca Chica - Starbase Author | Alexander Hatley from Spring, Texas, USA Camera location | 25° 58′ 51.84″ N, 97° 11′ 27.52″ W  | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license. You are free: to share – to copy, distribute and transmit the work; to remix – to adapt the workUnder the following conditions: attribution – You must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests the licensor endorses you or your use.

This weeks BNiSD is a little bit different as we bring you a special “Best Of BNiSD”, presenting an episode from yesteryear. Or, a few years ago at least. Tune in as you may have missed this one - Gateway Beers! Whenever we host a guest, we always ask about the beer that made them love beer. So, tune in as the BNiSD crew sits down to dive into our own gateway beers. Tune in as we sample and discuss the stories behind the beers that made us fall in love with the world of great, local, independent beer. Plus, we discuss some of the long lost, out of production local favorites that helped in our beer journey. Also, we dive into another extreme edition of The Scoville Unit. All this plus much more including moms always know best, wearing rings, why a certain beer means more this year than previous years, we discuss a couple lesser known and/or new hops, we sample the new 2020 Capital of Craft IPA and tons more. Tune in to laugh and learn with BNISD! Tune in to laugh and learn in this special “Best of” episode of BNiSD!

S5EP21- Vindication at Last Welcome to Season 5 Episode 21 of the Gateway Geeks Podcast! This time we rejoice at …

Gateway to Joy programs...GTJ-127_What Bugged Me Most and GTJ-128_Being a Fish Out of Water Guests: Margaret Ashmore (About the first time she met Elisabeth) and Valerie Elliot Shepard (life as a child in the jungle.) Theme music by John Hanson. For a wealth of resources visit ElisabethElliot.org. Feel free to leave a review of this podcast wherever you listen.

Today on the Ether we have the Cosmos Hub weekly fireside chat number 15 hosted by Billy.Cosmos with a Gateway conference hackathon recap and updated Cosmos Hub roadmap information. Recorded on May 18th 2022. If you enjoy the music at the end of the episodes, you can find the albums streaming on Spotify, and the rest of your favorite streaming platforms. Check out Project Survival, Virus Diaries, and Plan B wherever you get your music. Thank you to everyone in the community who supports TerraSpaces.

You're about to hear the story of two co-founders; one a social equity applicant from the legacy market, the other, a trader from New York who found the plant through the end of life care for his mother. From their love of early morning walks, complementary skillsets, and not freaking out on the same day, they have become the first vertically integrated social equity participant in Massachusetts. There is A LOT to be said about Cannabis social equity programs across the Country. Many affected by Cannabis prohibition drug laws, with criminal records, don't have the    opportunities to earn the business acumen and financial resources needed to start such an organization in the legal market. This is a story of how this team did it! Things you may learn in today's episode: How NOT to transport a quarter of a million dollars in cash. How to choose a business partner. What a Wareham is. How to lose a physical building. How to fundraise. Hint: It's closer than you think. What a freezer war is and how to win it. The appropriate answer to the age of an instagram account of a 3 year old cannabis business. Finally, what a tremendous amount of patience and perseverance looks like. One thing you will not learn: Throwing a cigarette butt on Mr T's lawn is a very bad idea. No one needs to learn that. We all pity that fool; especially Carl :) Please enjoy our founders journey of starting Massachusetts first Vertically Integrated Social Equity Participant, Trade Roots, with Co-Founder's Carl Giannone & "The Captain" Jesse Pitts Professional Summary: Jesse Pitts: An experienced construction foreman and small business owner who has extensive knowledge of the building codes and amendments here in Massachusetts. A native to our host town, Jesse has deep roots within the community. With an enduring interest and passion for cannabis, Jesse has been a licensed medical cannabis patient and caregiver in Massachusetts since the inception of the program. He has  vast experience in plant cultivation and has recently received a certification in advanced extraction technologies at Havelick & Associates LLC in Golden Colorado. Jesse co-founded The Center For Alternative Life Medicine (C.A.L.M.) out of New Bedford Ma. C.A.L.M. is a not-for-profit entity that was prepared to apply for a medical cannabis license in Ma. C.A.L.M. was acquired and merged with New England Treatment Access (N.E.T.A.) Jesse was a paid consultant and helped co-author N.E.T.A's application. This lead to the company being awarded two licenses.  Jesse is a registered Social Equity Program (SEP) participant. Carl Giannone: After graduating Lafayette College with degrees in Economics & Business, Carl began his career as an equities trader at Heartland Securities/Trillium Trading in 1999. After being promoted to trading desk manager and Registered Principal, Carl left to trade his own account with Schonfeld Securities before building his own desk, first under Assent LLC/Sungard (2006) and then T3 Capital Management/T3 Trading Group (2010).  By 2014, his desk employed over 100 traders in two offices deploying myriad strategies across a range of asset classes. After 17 years of performing roles ranging from trader to risk manager to recruiter to brand manager, Carl left his trading desk (and Manhattan) to work as an independent outside recruiter for a large multinational proprietary trading firm while taking care of an ill parent. As a result of seeing the benefits of medical cannabis first hand (in moderating cancer symptoms), Carl shifted his focus from investments to cannabis. He has been quoted in Bloomberg and on CNBC as well as niche industry publications. He previously held his Series 7, 24, 55, 56, 62 and 63 licenses. Company Summary: “Produced in Mass., not en masse.” As an artisanal purveyor of "Craft Cannabis at The Gateway to Cape Cod," Wareham-based Trade Roots is a locally-owned, operated, and staffed business...

In this episode Woody ends season 10 discussing all 4 #justicefor cases and discusses what to look for in season 11. Real Life Real Crime is executive produced by Jim Chapman and Envision Podcast Studios Denham Springs. #Detective #RealLifeRealCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #TrueCrime #WoodyOverton This weeks Sponsors:  SHOPIFY Click HERE and get a FREE 14 day trial and get full access to Shopify's entire suite of features! JUST THRIVE: Click HERE and use code rlrc at checkout to get 15% off ! Last weeks Sponsors: ROTHYS: Click HERE and get $20 off your first order for rlrc listeners! SIMPLISAFE: Click HERE and claim a FREE indoor security camera PLUS 20% off with interactive monitoring! We ask for the continued support of the Coco family as they go through this next chapter. Please continue to call in tips about Barbara Blount @225-395-1302 or use the TIP button on Real Life Real Crime, the app. Want more episodes? Download our app in the app store or Google Play and listen straight from the app! Follow us on: INSTAGRAM: @REALLIFEREALCRIME, @OVERTONWOODY Twitter: @reallifecrime For Business Inquiries ONLY, please contact: cyndi@realliferealcrime.com RLRC LOVES: LOPA- Woody loves LOPA. You hear him mention it at the end of each episode. Please click the LOPA link and REGISTER. It takes 2 minutes and just 1 donor can save up to 8 LIVES! RLRC has raised thousands of dollars for LOPA. Merakey Gateway is near and dear to RLRC. This transition service provides comprehensive transition training for individuals diagnosed with autism & related orders as they transition into a life of greater independence. Their programs work with the individual to identify personal goals and create a plan to accomplish their dreams. Whether an individual wants to get a job, go to college, or just become more independent, the Gateway team can assist with an individualized pathway to success. The transition plan will include skills related to employment, community life, housing, finances and independent living. Gateway Ink is a social enterprise screen printing business which trains & employs participants as they learn vocational skills. Their Shop Manager and Program Director work together in developing individual training techniques and identifying accommodation needs for the participant to bring into their future careers. Orders placed through Gateway Ink Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we're talking about the very best of the best games that you can play with children, gamers, and everyone in between. Gateway games have been talked to death, so what about games that work as gateways without being specifically designed for adults? Let's dig in.  Acquisition Disorders: Terracotta Army, The Palaces of Carrara (Second Edition At the Table: Marvel United: X-Men If you haven't yet, be sure to connect with us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/boardgamersanonymous), Twitter (http://twitter.com/bgapodcast), and on our website (www.boardgamersanonymous.com). You can support the show as well by donating on Patreon (www.patreon.com/bga) or using our Amazon affiliate link.

Brian "Howie" Howard & Jordan "Beastmode" Allsup look to roundtable tough topics, utilize past failures, & strategize for YOUR future success stories. We hope that this podcast encourages you, motivates you, & sparks a conversation with yourself, peers, & of course US. Please like, share, comment, follow, & subscribe on YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, iTunes, Spotify, Audible, Amazon Podcasts& Google Play.

"No one can avoid negative stuff happening. Negative stuff happens all the time on a lot of different levels, whether I got gum on the bottom of my shoe, or my father died, right? And everything in between. We can't control that. And again, nature is the perfect metaphor for this – being out in the wilderness helps cultivate your ability to stay with your strong, resilient, loving wise self. And to let that core part of you lead." Wendy Rolón This episode is part of a Breathing Wind miniseries titled Inner and Outer Wilderness, hosted by Duncan Cheung. The Inner and Outer Wilderness miniseries explores the wonderment of and between the wilderness out there and within each of us. For this episode, Sarah Davis, founder of Breathing Wind, led the conversation. In this episode, Sarah talks with Duncan and regular Breathing Wind contributor and grief counselor, Wendy Rolón, about compassion for ourselves and others, how they tap into nature's healing powers, and how to work with our inner children.  ​​To find out more about this episode and subscribe to the newsletter, visit the show notes. Connect with us on social media: Facebook Instagram

Supernatural detective Thomas Carnacki investigates the case of a violent haunting in the Hamptons. Originally written by William Hope Hodgson, this adaptation puts a brand new spin on the original king of Paranormal Investigators. For more information visit: www.curiousmatterpodcast.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Supernatural detective Thomas Carnacki investigates the case of a violent haunting in the Hamptons. Originally written by William Hope Hodgson, this adaptation puts a brand new spin on the original king of Paranormal Investigators. For more information visit: www.curiousmatterpodcast.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Supernatural detective Thomas Carnacki investigates the case of a violent haunting in the Hamptons. Originally written by William Hope Hodgson, this adaptation puts a brand new spin on the original king of Paranormal Investigators. For more information visit: www.curiousmatterpodcast.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Supernatural detective Thomas Carnacki investigates the case of a violent haunting in the Hamptons. Originally written by William Hope Hodgson, this adaptation puts a brand new spin on the original king of Paranormal Investigators. For more information visit: www.curiousmatterpodcast.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our conversation this week is with Marni Sclaroff, a life guide whose mantra “Welcome to your wild knowing…I am an inner wilderness guide” embodies her coaching method that helps people to find their way through life. She shares with us how to transform our suffering into something meaningful and beautiful. She strives to help us move away from the conditioning of running from pain and conflict, and see the power in embracing and learning from those experiences.Marni Sclaroff is a life coach, writer, artist and yoga teacher who brings a lifelong passion for living a creative and purposeful life to people all over the world. With over 30 years of experience in the holistic, visual and movement arts, and a Master's Degree in Art Education, she is well-versed in the languages of artistry and transformation. In addition to holding 3 certifications in yoga & having received formal initiation as a practitioner of meditation, she is also a certified Martha Beck Wayfinder Life Coach. Her work is influenced and inspired by earth based spirituality and nature's cycles and rhythms.She is the founder of Yoga.Soul.Magic, an online school dedicated to the practice of yoga and meditation as a path of embodied wisdom and joyful living.We will continue our conversations next week to shed light on the importance of being mindful of your emotions and wellbeing during National Mental Health Awareness Month.(4:30) We start the conversation learning about Marni and her life's work and experiences.(8:10) “Welcome to your wild knowing…I am the inner wilderness guide” – what does this mean and how does she teach others about its importance(11:00) We are often disconnected from our instinctual and intuitive wisdom. How has this happened in our culture?(13:10) What are the most common emotions Marni works with and why does she think this is the case?(16:12) How does Marni help people find their sense of purpose?(20:00) The importance of our emotions that go unaddressed, how they manifest themselves and Jeanie shares her own personal experiences recently.(22:25) A discussion about emotions, how healthy ones flow and unhealthy ones can block and manifest in negative ways(25:00) Why are we not encouraged to explore emotions, especially in our professional lives?(27:25) Finding a balance between healthy emotions and learning how to be productive while exploring the unhealthy ones.(30:16) Techniques that can help you channel your emotions(32:36) Who are the people in Marni's personal life that help keep her grounded, and who does she admire?(37:15) Marni shares her message of how important it is to connect to our inner dignity & each other's. Connect with Marni Sclaroffhttps://www.marnisclaroff.com/ Subscribe: Warriors At Work Podcasts Website: https://jeaniecoomber.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/986666321719033/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeanie_coomber/Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeanie_coomber LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeanie-coomber-90973b4/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbMZ2HyNNyPoeCSqKClBC_w

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Hal talks with Dr. Anil Sharma, Psychiatrist and vice president of the psychiatry department of Dignity Health Northridge; Dr. Laurel Bear, the founder of Gateway to Success; Dr. Suman Radhakrishna, with Dignity Health California Hospital.

Thanks for joining us at Gateway!

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While some promises are immediate, others take patient endurance.

Acclaimed Pitmaster Tim Scheer joins Dane Neal of WGN Radio after recent victories at the National Hardware Show in Las Vegas and just before the Grand Championship WIN at Memphis in May. Tim shares the success of his hot and fast cooking style and the Gateway Drum Smokers he designed and patented. Hear as Tim […]

It's time for the 3rd preview and it's the Frontier League's turn! Nick and Will breakdown the offseason and outlook for each of the league's 16 teams. There's also AAPB opening day and the past week in the ALPB to discuss, including issues over in Staten Island. And a big signing in Indy Ball. You won't want to miss this episode of the Indy Ball Report podcast!Recorded- May 13, 2022Uploaded- May 14, 2022Intro- 00;00-01;48Krause dismissal- 01;48-13;00ALPB this week- 13;00-23;10FL Preview- 23;10-01;41;35Overview- 23;10-25;30Extra Innings- 25;30-32;10Playoffs- 32;10-33;45Teams/Divisions- 33;45-35;352022 News/Info- 35;35-38;30 2021 Recap- 38;30-42;15 East Preview- 42;15-01;14;05 Sussex County- 42;15-46;30 Empire State- 46;30-49;00 NJ- 49;00-53;05 NY- 53;05-57;10 Ottawa- 57;10-01;00;55 Quebec- 01;00;55-01;04;45 TR- 01;04;45-01;08;20 TC- 01;08;20-01;14;05 West Preview- 01;14;05-01;40;50 Evansville- 01;14;05-01;18;35 Florence- 01;18;35-01;21;50 Gateway- 01;21;50-01;25;15 Joliet- 01;25;15-01;27;55 Lake Erie- 01;27;55-01;31;10 Schaumburg- 01;31;10-01;35;03 Washington- 01;35;03-01;38;13 Windy City- 01;38;13-01;41;50 Predictions- 01;41;50-01;47;00Outro- 01;47;00-ENDReferenced episodes are linked in the show notes on indyballreport.com

This is a conversation with Dana El-Kurd, her second time on the podcast. We spoke about a paper that she wrote entitled "Gateway to dissent: the role of pro-Palestine activism in opposition to authoritarianism." We primarily spoke about the role of pro-Palestine activism in pro-democracy movements in the Arab world (with examples from Qatar, Lebanon, Egypt, Syria, Bahrain, the UAE and Saudi Arabia) and also about how pro-Palestine discourse is used to whitewash authoritarianism, especially in the West. Support: Patreon.com/firethesetimes Website: http://TheFireThisTi.Me Substack: https://thefirethesetimes.substack.com Twitter + Instagram @ firethesetimes Recommended Books: عزمي بشارة - المجتمع المدني Joyful Militancy: Building Thriving Resistance in Toxic Times (Anarchist Interventions) by Carla Bergman and Nick Montgomery Queer Palestine and the Empire of Critique by Sa'ed Atshan Contested Modernity: Sectarianism, Nationalism, and Colonialism in Bahrain by Omar Al-Shehabi

This week the Wingwoman is on tour... in Frankie's flat. Since her husband is only in the next room, Charlie feels it's the perfect moment to ask if they're amongst the growing contingent of marrieds who never have sex. And speaking of sex - we're also talking about the sweet scent of nature in May, which is apparently something of a turn on. Plus, Frankie has booked in for a haircut - please, all think positive thoughts, as this usually ends in tears and a ponytail - and is considering trying the chat-free haircut trend. And Charlie's been dealt some karmic retribution... To hear more from us every fortnight, subscribe to the podcast here. Get in touch at thewingwomanofficial@gmail.com Links from the episode: It smells like sex out there - and we seem determined to ignore it - Nell Frizzell, the Guardian Silent Salons: why people are choosing to keep quiet at the hairdresser - Brittney Rigby, the Guardian Too busy to have sex? Here's what you're probably doing instead - Helen Rumbelow, the Times The Inside Man: buying are needn't be scary - here's where to go and how to do it = Jermaine Gallacher, the Evening Standard The woman who killed Roe: Marjorie Dannenfelser's single-minded pursuit of an end to abortion - Kerry Howley, the Cut

Relaunching their journey through cinema, Aaron and Jacob land on Moon, and both are in orbit over Duncan Jones' space oddity.

This week on Gunslinger's Gateway: Surprises abound in the Rifts, but the Dragon's Dance gala is tomorrow, and there's a costume contest to win. Loch, Gil, Roots, Ben, Scatters, Nazar, Breezy, Druzy, and Moonshadow are simultaneously laying low in Serenity Falls and readying their best Angels and Demons for the upcoming masquerade, each wrestling with their own revelations.

Gateway to Joy programs...GTJ-125_Romance and Reality and GTJ-126_A Fire That Never Goes Out Guests: Valerie Elliot Shepard-Going back to Ecuador at age 11 and Kathy Gilbert- EE Suffering, Amy Carmichael, Lars Gren and fire words. For more from Elisabeth Elliot, go to ElisabethElliot.org

Woody finishes the #Justicefor Kim Womack series with part 7. In this episode Woody concludes this series with a call to action. Contact Information Mentioned in this episode: WAFB Channel 9 News: 1-(800) 324-7875 WBRZ Channel 2 News: (225) 387-2222 WVLA Channel 33 News: (225) 768-9109 FOX Channel 44 News: (225) 769-0044 West Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office (Sheriff Thibodeaux) (225) 638-5400 La State Police Investigations 1-(800) 434-8008 La Attorney General's Office (225) 326-6705 #Justicefor and Real Life Real Crime are executive produced by Jim Chapman and Envision Podcast Studios Denham Springs. #JusticeforKimWomack #RealLifeRealCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #TrueCrime #WoodyOverton This weeks Sponsors:  ROTHYS: Click HERE and get $20 off your first order for rlrc listeners! SIMPLISAFE: Click HERE and claim a FREE indoor security camera PLUS 20% off with interactive monitoring! Last weeks Sponsors: SHOPIFY Click HERE and get a FREE 14 day trial and get full access to Shopify's entire suite of features! We ask for the continued support of the Coco family as they go through this next chapter. Please continue to call in tips about Barbara Blount @225-395-1302 or use the TIP button on Real Life Real Crime, the app. Want more episodes? Download our app in the app store or Google Play and listen straight from the app! Follow us on: INSTAGRAM: @REALLIFEREALCRIME, @OVERTONWOODY Twitter: @reallifecrime For Business Inquiries ONLY, please contact: cyndi@realliferealcrime.com RLRC LOVES: LOPA- Woody loves LOPA. You hear him mention it at the end of each episode. Please click the LOPA link and REGISTER. It takes 2 minutes and just 1 donor can save up to 8 LIVES! RLRC has raised thousands of dollars for LOPA. Merakey Gateway is near and dear to RLRC. This transition service provides comprehensive transition training for individuals diagnosed with autism & related orders as they transition into a life of greater independence. Their programs work with the individual to identify personal goals and create a plan to accomplish their dreams. Whether an individual wants to get a job, go to college, or just become more independent, the Gateway team can assist with an individualized pathway to success. The transition plan will include skills related to employment, community life, housing, finances and independent living. Gateway Ink is a social enterprise screen printing business which trains & employs participants as they learn vocational skills. Their Shop Manager and Program Director work together in developing individual training techniques and identifying accommodation needs for the participant to bring into their future careers. Orders placed through Gateway Ink Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Theophile Bruguier was a fur trader who moved south out of Monreal after a stint as an attorney in Quebec before his fiancé died. He became friends with Chief War Eagle of the Yankton Sioux. We call him Chief, but he left the Santee rather than have a bloody fight over who would be the next chief. The Santee were being pushed down from the Great Lakes area of Minnesota and Wisconsin by the growing Ojibwe and were pushing further and further south. There are two main divisions of the Sioux people: the Dakota and the Lakota. There are two main ethnic groups of the Dakota, the Eastern, sometimes called the Santee and the Western, or the Yankton. After the issues with the his native Santee, he was welcomed by the Yankton, where he had two wives and seven children.  Chief War Eagle then spent time with the white people moving into the area in greater and greater numbers. They even went to war and he acted as a messenger for them in the War of 1812 and then became a messenger for the American Fur Company and a guide along the Missouri. After the war, he was elected a chief and helped negotiate peace treaties. He married two of his daughters off to Theophile Bruguier, who he sailed the Missouri with on trips between St Louis and Fort Pierre in the Dakota territory.  The place where Theophile settled was where the Big Sioux and Missouri rivers meet. Two water ways for trade made his cabin a perfect place to trade, and the chief died a couple of years later and was buried in what we now call War Eagle Park, a beautiful hike above Sioux City. His city. Around the same time, the Sioux throughout the Minnesota River were moved to South Dakota to live on reservations, having lost their lands and war broke out in the 1860s.  Back at the Bruguier land, more French moved into the area after Bruguier opened a trading post and was one of the 17 white people that voted in the first Woodbury County election, once Wahkaw County was changed to Woodbury to honor Levi Woodbury, a former Supreme Court Justice.  Bruguier sold some of his land to Joseph Leonais in 1852. He sold it to a land surveyor, Dr. John Cook, who founded Sioux City in 1854. By 1860, with the westward expansion of the US, the population had already risen to 400. Steamboats, railroads, livestock yards, and by 1880 they were over 7,000 souls, growing to 6 times that by the time Bruguier died in 1896. Seemingly more comfortable with those of the First Nations, his body is interred with Chief War Eagle and his first two wives on the bluffs overlooking Sioux City, totally unrecognizable by then. The goods this new industry brought had to cross the rivers. Before there were bridges to cross the sometimes angry rivers, ranchers had to ferry cattle across. Sometimes cattle fell off the barges and once they were moving, they couldn't stop for a single head of cattle. Ted Waitt's ancestors rescued cattle and sold them, eventually homesteading their own ranch. And that ranch is where Ted started Gateway Computers in 1985 with his friend Mike Hammond.  Michael Dell started Dell computers in 1984 and grew the company on the backs of a strong mail order business. He went from selling repair services and upgrades to selling full systems. He wasn't the only one to build a company based on a mail and phone order business model in the 1980s and 1990s. Before the internet that was the most modern way to transact business.  Ted Waitt went to the University of Iowa in Iowa City a couple of years before Michael Dell went to the University of Texas. He started out in marketing and then spent a couple of years working for a reseller and repair store in Des Moines before he decided to start his own company. Gateway began life in 1985 as the Texas Instruments PC Network, or TIPC Network for short. They sold stuff for Texas Instruments computers like modems, printers, and other peripherals. The TI-99/4A had been released in 1979 and was discontinued a year before. It was a niche hobbyist market even by then, but the Texas Instruments Personal Computer had shipped in 1983 and came with an 8088 CPU. It was similar to an IBM PC and came with a DOS. But Texas Instruments wasn't a clone maker and the machines weren't fully Personal Computer compatible. Instead, there were differences.  They found some success and made more than $100,000 in just a few months, so brought in Tedd's brother Norm. Compaq, Dell, and a bunch of other companies were springing up to build computers. Anyone who had sold parts for an 8088 and used DOS on it knew how to build a computer. And after a few years of supplying parts, they had a good idea how to find inexpensive components to build their own computers. They could rescue parts and sell them to meatpacking plants as full-blown computers. They just needed some Intel chips, some boards, which were pretty common by then, some RAM, which was dirt cheap due to a number of foreign companies dumping RAM into the US market. They built some computers and got up to $1 million in revenue in 1986. Then they became an IBM-compatible personal computer when they found the right mix of parts. It was close to what Texas Instruments sold, but came with a color monitor and two floppy disk drives, which were important in that era before all the computers came with spinning hard drives. Their first computer sold for just under $2,000, which made it half what a Texas Instruments computer cost. They found the same thing that Dell had found: the R&D and marketing overhead at big companies meant they could be more cost-competitive. They couldn't call the computers a TIPC Network though. Sioux City, Iowa became the Gateway to the Dakotas, and beyond, so they changed their name to Gateway 2000.  Gateway 2000 then released an 80286, which we lovingly called the 286, in 1988 and finally left the ranch to move into the city. They also put Waitt's marketing classes to use and slapped a photo of the cows from the ranch in a magazine that said “Computers from Iowa?” and one of the better tactics for long-term loyalty, they gave cash bonuses to employees based on their profits. Within a year, they jumped to $12 million in sales. Then $70 million in 1989, and moved to South Dakota in 1990 to avoid paying state income tax. The cow turned out to be popular, so they kept Holstein cows in their ads and even added them to the box. Everyone knew what those Gateway boxes looked like. Like Dell, they hired great tech support who seemed to love their jobs at Gateway and would help with any problems people found. They brought in the adults in 1990. Executives from big firms. They had been the first to Mae color monitors standard and now, with the release of Windows they became the first big computer seller to standardize on the platform.  They released a notebook computer in 1992. The HandBook was their first computer that didn't do well. It could have been the timing, but in the midst of a recession in a time when most households were getting computers, a low cost computer sold well and sales hit $1 billion. Yet they had trouble scaling to their ship hundreds of computers a day. They opened an office in Ireland and ramped up sales overseas. Then they went public in 1993, raising $150 million. The Wiatt's hung on to 85% of the company and used the capital raised in the IPO to branch into other areas to complete the Gateway offering: modems, networking equipment, printers, and more support representatives.  Sales in 1994 hit $2.7 billion a year. They added another support center a few hours down the Missouri River in Kansas City. They opened showrooms. They added a manufacturing plant in Malaysia. They bought Osborne Computer. They opened showrooms and by 1996 Gateway spent tens of millions a year in advertising. The ads worked and they became a household name. They became a top ten company in computing with $5 billion in sales. Dell was the only direct personal computer supplier who was bigger.  They opened a new sales channel: the World Wide Web. Many still called after they looked up prices at first but by 1997 they did hundreds of millions in sales on the web. By then, Ethernet had become the standard network protocol so they introduced the E-Series, which came with networks. They bought Advanced Logic Research to expand into servers. They launched a dialup provider called gateway.net.  By the late 1990s, the ocean of companies who sold personal computers was red. Anyone could head down to the local shop, buy some parts, and build their own personal computer. Dell, HP, Compaq, and others dropped their prices and Gateway was left needing a new approach. Three years before Apple opened their first store, Gateway launched Gateway Country, retail stores that sold the computer, the dialup service, and they went big fast, launching 58 stores in 26 states in a short period of time. With 2000 right around the corner, they also changed their name to Gateway, Inc. Price pressure continued to hammer away at them and they couldn't find talent so they moved to San Diego.  1999 proved a pivotal year for many in technology. The run-up to the dot com bubble meant new web properties popped up constantly. AOL had more capital than they could spend and invested heavily into Gateway to take over the ISP business, which had grown to over half a million subscribers. They threw in free Internet access with the computers, opened more channels into different sectors, and expanded the retail stores to over 200. Some thought Waitt needed to let go and let someone with more executive experience come in. So long-time AT&T exec Jeff Weitzen, who had joined the company in 1998 took over as CEO. By then Waitt was worth billions and it made sense that maybe he could go run a cattle ranch. By then his former partner Mike Hammond had a little business fixing up cars so why not explore something new.  Waitt stayed on as chairman as Weitzen reorganized the company. But the prices of computers continued to fall. To keep up, Gateway released the Astro computer in 2000. This was an affordable, small desktop that had a built-in monitor, CPU, and speakers. It ran a 400 MHz Intel Celeron, had a CD-ROM, and a 4.3 GB hard drive, with 64 Megabytes of memory, a floppy, a modem, Windows 98 Second Edition, Norton Anti-Virus, USB ports, and the Microsoft Works Suite. All this came in at $799. Gateway had led the market with Windows and other firsts they jumped on board with. They had been aggressive. The first iMac had been released in 1998 and this seemed like they were following that with a cheaper computer. Gateway Country stores grew over 400+ stores. But the margins had gotten razor thin. That meant profits were down. Waitt came back to run the company, the US Securities and Exchange Commission filed charges for fraud against Weitzen, the former controller, and the former CFO, and that raged on for years. In that time, Gateway got into TVs, cameras, MP3 players, and in 2004 acquired eMachines, a rapidly growing economy PC manufacturer. Their CEO, Wayne Inouye then came in to run Gateway. He had been an executive at The Good Guys! and Best Buy before taking the helm of eMachines in 2001, helping them open sales channels in retail stores. But Gateway didn't get as much a foothold in retail. That laptop failure from the 1980s stuck with Gateway. They never managed to ship a game-changing laptop. Then the market started to shift to laptops. Other companies left on that market but Gateway never seemed able to ship the right device. They instead branched into consumer electronics. The dot com bubble burst and they never recovered. The financial woes with the SEC hurt trust in the brand. The outsourcing hurt the trust in the brand. The acquisition of a budget manufacturer hurt the brand. Apple managed to open retail stores to great success, while preserving relationships with big box retailers. But Gateway lost that route to market when they opened their own stores. Then Acer acquired Gateway in 2007. They can now be found at Walmart, having been relaunched as a budget brand of Acer, a company who the big American firms once outsourced to, but who now stands on their own two feed as a maker of personal computers.

Excited to have one of my Biohacking Heroes join me on the Podcast! In this episode, Freddie has Bob Troia join him on the show to discuss how to optimize health and wellness. Bob, commonly known as “Quantified Bob,” is a New York City-based technology entrepreneur, biohacker, and self-quantification geek focused on the intersection of data-driven citizen science, health and wellness, human performance, longevity, and personal optimization.Bob shares his self-experimentation including success and failures through his website with the goal of inspiring others to better health. This show will cover extended fasting, Peptides, PEMF, resonant frequency therapy, and more. There's a lot to unpack in this episode, so stay tuned!HIGHLIGHTS[02:37] Gateway to self-experimentation[13:24] Measurement, documentation, frequencies, and the science behind[21:06] Modern technologies applied to ancient wisdom[33:09] Increased level of awareness through Biohacking events[40:00] Energy behind the actionUPGRADE YOUR WELLNESSClaim your free toxicity consult through this LINKAMD Ion Cleanse: https://calendly.com/ioncleanse/detoxCellcore - https://freddiesetgo.com/favorites/cellcore/ My favorite BindersLightPath LED https://lightpathled.com/?afmc=BEAUTIFULLYBROKENDiscount Code: beautifullybrokenCelsius Network Website - https://celsiusnetwork.app.link/180498afa2My Fav CRYPTO BankingBioStrap:https://biostrap.com/order-evo?ref=freddiekimmelp My Favorite Recovery TrackerThe Phoenix: www.getmyphoenix.com/beautifullybroken Code: beautifullybrokenDry Farm Wines: http://www.dryfarmwines.com/freddiesetgo 1 Penny Bottle of Dry FarmRe-Origin: https://re-origin.com/?ref=18 Limbic Loop Retraining for Chronic IllnessDiscount: BEAUTIFULLYBROKENRe-OriginCONNECT WITH BOBBob's website - https://www.quantifiedbob.com/Bob's Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/troia/CONNECT WITH FREDDIECheck out my website and download “The Beautifully Broken Buyer's Guide” - https://freddiesetgo.com/Join my membership program -https://www.buymeacoffee.com/freddiesetgoInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/freddiesetgo/

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On the last day in Jordan, TruNews host Rick Wiles sits down for an exclusive interview with Dr. Talal Abu-Ghazaleh. Dr. Talal is one of the most respected and influential businessmen in the Middle East. He speaks with Rick about World War 3, the New World Order, and Global Government. Rick Wiles. Airdate 5/6/22.Holy Land Day 1: Ancient Roman City and Elijah's Mountain - https://www.spreaker.com/episode/49569185Holy Land Day 2: The City of Aqaba and the World's Oldest Church - https://www.spreaker.com/episode/49573636Holy Land Day 3: Wadi Musa, Moses' Spring, and the Gateway to Petra - https://www.spreaker.com/episode/49587574Holy Land Day 4: Explorations at Ancient Petra - https://www.spreaker.com/episode/49599828Holy Land Day 5: From the Dead Sea to the Mosaic Churches of Madaba - https://www.spreaker.com/episode/49630066Holy Land Day 6: The Journey from Mount Nebo to the Jordan River - https://www.spreaker.com/episode/49644875Holy Land Day 7: The Revelation Church City of Philadelphia, Today's Amman - https://www.spreaker.com/episode/49660019Holy Land Day 8: Matthew 24 and the Refuge City of Pella - https://www.spreaker.com/episode/49681755

Guests...Kathy Reeg, President of the Elisabeth Elliot Foundation with a quick comment on the incredible notion of Elisabeth going to live with the Aucas. John Hanson, composer of the theme music for this podcast talks about that, as well. And we hear a short excerpt from Jim Elliot's sermon on the Resurrection and Jonah. Gateway to Joy programs today...GTJ-123_Irreducible Minimum and GTJ-124_Meeting My Husbands Killer Visit the ElisabethElliot.org website for much more from Elisabeth.

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