Podcast appearances and mentions of George Elliott

Grindvíkingar og aðrir landsmenn minntust þess um helgina að ár er liðið frá rýmingunni í Grindavík og þann 16.nóvember 2023 tókum við viðtal við Huldu Jóhannsdóttur leikskólastjóra í Grindavík sem lýsti þessu áfalli en hún var í sömu stöðu og aðrir í Grindavík, þurfti að yfirgefa heimilið sitt með hraði og óvissan mikil. Hulda skrifaði á þessum tíma færslu á facebook sem vakti athygli en þar talaði hún um að það þyrfti að huga að börnunum og einnig að starfsfólki grunn- og leikskóla. En hvernig hefur þetta ár liðið hjá Huldu og hvernig líður henni í dag? Við töluðum við Huldu í þættinum í dag. Svo var það lesandi vikunnar, en í þetta sinn var það Sólveig Ólafsdóttir sagnfræðingur og verkefnastjóri hjá Menntavísindasviði HÍ. Sólveig sagði okkur frá sýningum um Frú Guðríði og séra Hallgrím Petursson sem hún er að vinna að fyrir nýopnaða menningarmiðstöð á Hvalsnesi og svo kom hún að handritsgerð að sjónvarpsþáttaröðinni Hvað var í matinn. En fyrst og fremst sagði hún okkur auðvitað frá því hvaða bækur hún hefur verið að lesa undanfarið og hvaða höfundar og bækur hafa haft mest áhrif á hana í gegnum tíðina. Solveig talaði um eftirfarandi bækur og höfunda: Barrokkmeistarinn e. Margréti Eggertsdóttur Ljóðmæli - Veraldlegur kveðskapur Hallgríms Péturssonar Dótarímur e. Þórarinn Eldjárn Jarðljós e. Gerði Kristnýju Innanríkið e. Braga Ólafsson Helga í öskustónni, Bangsímon, Kapítula, safn Halldórs Laxness, Jane Austen, Virginía Woolf, George Elliott, Karen Blixen, Simone de Bevoir, Charlotte Bronte og Gertrude Stein Tónlist í þættinum Reykingar / Stuðmenn (Lag og texti Valgeir Guðjónsson og Sigurður Bjóla) Constant Craving / K.D. Lang (K.D. Lang & Ben Mink) UMSJÓN GUÐRÚN GUNNARSDÓTTIR OG GUNNAR HANSSON

Woman of the Hour starts out with a deliciously trash concept: a woman (Anna Kendrick) goes on a dating show where one of the three bachelors is a serial killer. But it takes a serious turn when almost every man in sight fails as a human being — except for George Elliott. We talk this episode about how to be a real man. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With Corpus Christi celebrated recently and the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus coming up, I reached out to Fr. George Elliott of CAST and Catholic-Link to discuss his book “Behold, It is I”, published by TAN Books. Fr. George and I worked together for a time when I was a writer for Catholic-Link. You can find those resources here. Behold, It is I: Scripture, Tradition, and Science on the Real PresenceAuthor: Fr. George Elliott & Stacy Trasancos, PhDYou can buy the book here!Father George Elliott, priest of the Diocese of Tyler, Texas, and author of the book 'Behold, It Is I', joins Will Wright on Good Distinctions. They discuss the book, which explores the biblical basis, tradition, and science behind the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist. Father Elliott wrote the book to provide a concise and understandable resource for Catholics who believe in the Eucharist and engage in conversations about their faith. The book has received positive feedback from Catholics who were struggling with their faith in the Eucharist and from those who regularly speak to non-Catholics about their faith. Father Elliott and Will also discuss the concept of Eucharistic miracles and the mystical nature of the Eucharist. The conversation explores the problem of Catholics not fully understanding or believing in the real presence of the Eucharist. The book discussed in the conversation anticipated the Eucharistic revival happening in the Church and is a great help to those who wish to understand the Eucharist better. The importance of scripture, tradition, and the Magisterium in understanding the real presence is emphasized. The joy and fulfillment of the priestly life, particularly in offering Mass and hearing confessions, are highlighted. The conversation also touches on the topic of vocational discernment, emphasizing the need for prayer and developing a relationship with God.Takeaways* Father George Elliott wrote the book 'Behold, It Is I' to provide a concise and understandable resource for Catholics who believe in the Eucharist and engage in conversations about their faith.* The book has received positive feedback from Catholics who were struggling with their faith in the Eucharist and from those who regularly speak to non-Catholics about their faith.* Eucharistic miracles are not meant to provide scientific proof of the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist, but rather to deepen our faith and remind us of the infinite mystery of the Eucharist.* The Eucharist is a mystical experience that unites us with the divine and is more real than our everyday experiences.* The book explores the biblical basis, tradition, and science behind the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist, providing evidence and explanations to strengthen our belief in this sacrament. There is a problem of Catholics not fully understanding or believing in the real presence of the Eucharist.* The book discussed in the conversation aims to address this issue and contribute to the Eucharistic revival happening in the Church.* Scripture, tradition, and the Magisterium are essential in understanding the real presence of the Eucharist.* The priestly life, particularly in offering Mass and hearing confessions, brings joy and fulfillment.* Vocational discernment requires prayer and developing a relationship with God.KeywordsFather George Elliott, Behold It Is I, book, Eucharist, real presence, Catholic, faith, conversation, Eucharistic miracles, mystical, Eucharist, real presence, Catholics, understanding, belief, book, Eucharistic revival, scripture, tradition, Magisterium, priestly life, joy, fulfillment, Mass, confessions, vocational discernment, prayer, relationship with GodThanks for listening to Good Distinctions! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.gooddistinctions.com

There are so many messages about food in our culture which can create conflicted emotions about eating and nourishment. Oftentimes it impacts not only how we eat, but also how we feel about ourselves and our bodies. On today's episode, Dr. Karen Nelson is joined by George Elliott, a registered dietitian here at Melrose. Together they will discuss intuitive eating, a helpful tool that can support both eating disorder recovery and a healthy lifestyle. 

Fr. George Elliott has tips for discerning your vocation and Fr. Chris Alar offers hope to those grieving the loss of a loved one to suicide. What are some heterodox positions that are challenging the historic teaching on the nature of Christ's Resurrection body? We explore it with Dr. Jim Ware.

Fr. George Elliott has tips for discerning your vocation and Fr. Chris Alar offers hope to those grieving the loss of a loved one to suicide. What are some heterodox positions that are challenging the historic teaching on the nature of Christ's Resurrection body? We explore it with Dr. Jim Ware.

We sit down with Fr. George Elliott, priest of the Diocese of Tyler and pastor of “Catholic Nacogdoches” to discuss what it means to have a parish that is focused on building disciples. We talk about how his parish is helping people through a discipleship pathway, how they are forming parish leaders, and how this model of discipleship has impacted how they do marriage formation for engaged couples and accompaniment for college students.     Show Notes:  Book recommendation: Made for Mission: Renewing Your Parish Culture by Tim Glemkowski  Learn more about "Catholic Nacogdoches" by visiting www.catholicnac.org  Learn more about Witness to Love by visiting www.witnesstolove.org   

George Elliott joined the U.S. Army National Guard when he was just sixteen because he told recruiters he was seventeen. Before turning twenty, Elliott would be in Korea, serving as a driver for troops and supplies. His duties took him into the intense fighting near a critical airport, Heartbreak Ridge and other engagements.In this edition of "Veterans Chronicles," Elliott shares what it was like being under fire while shuttling troops and equipment to the front lines and being near a strike on train that sent deadly shrapnel flying everywhere. He also describes the intense fighting and heavy toll of the fighting at Heartbreak Ridge and the explosion that shattered his eardrum.

Michael New breaks down last night's pro-life setback in Kansas, John McGreevy tells the story of the early years of the Jesuit order, Fr. George Elliott offers some practical tips for discernment, and Lawrence Feingold unwraps the mystery of the Eucharist.

Fr. Mitch welcomes Dr. Stacy Trasancos and Fr. George Elliot to talk about the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist. They make their observations based on Scripture, Catholic tradition, and scientific investigation.

With Jeff Smith, Steve Strope and Cam Benty Presented by ARP Project X is the longest-running magazine project car and Car Guy Cam Benty sits with its original patron, George Elliott. The transformation and fame of the yellow 1957 Chevrolet is traced from a driveway project car to a horsepower test mule and its rebirth by Chevrolet. George shares a few secrets of Project X including it being stolen and recovered and what the car's original color actually was, hint, it's not yellow. The most recent version of Project X is the controversial EV swap performed before SEMA 2021 with an electric motor from GM. While fitting with its ‘test mule' heritage, it was a move that has made many die-hard hot rod fans groan.  Visit www.arp-bolts.com for all of your engine fastener and hardware needs. Subscribe to Classic Truck Performance, All-Chevy Performance, and Modern Rodding magazines and the rest of In the Garage Media's content at www.inthegaragemedia.com. Checkout performance shocks and coilovers from Aldan American and use the discount code CARGUY10 for 10% off at www.aldanamerican.com For more automotive videos and TV shows, visit Auto Revolution at www.autorevolution.tv Get the parts and gear seen on our videos www.amazon.com/shop/autorevolution Watch episodes on Amazon Prime and Tubi TV www.amazon.com/v/autorevolution

Did you know Catholics believe that at every mass, when we celebrate Holy Communion, the bread and wine become Jesus' Body and Blood? Why do we believe this? Where is the biblical, historical and scientific evidence? On today's episode of "What Is Truth?" I sit down with Fr. George Elliott to discuss his book "Behold It Is I: Scripture, Tradition, and Science on the Real Presence." We look at the biblical evidence for the Catholic view of the Eucharist (Holy Communion) beginning in the Old Testament all the way through the New. We then discuss how the witness of the earliest Christian teachers show the Church believed the Eucharist to be Jesus' Body and Blood. We end the episode by looking at the case of a Eucharistic Miracle from Buenos Aires to see what science might have to say about this Catholic doctrine. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did!If you have any questions, please email me at pilatewhatistruth@gmail.comFr. George's Book:https://tanbooks.com/products/books/miracles/eucharistic/behold-it-is-i/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwz7uRBhDRARIsAFqjulnsw1ciINZWw8KLQFDU78H0JajBOvggelTpjqC4IQpN_N4mPWyrfZcaAhqNEALw_wcB

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Movies with George (Dune) w./ George Elliott by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

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Movies with George (The Power of the Dog) w./ George Elliott by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

DR. STACY TRASANCOSThe Data from the Eucharistic MiraclesIn writing her latest book with Fr. George Elliott, Behold It is I: Scripture, Tradition, and Science on the Real Presence (Tan Books), Stacy Trasancos had to look deep into the data from the investigations of Eucharistic miracles. What she found was surprising and, at times, disappointing. In a commitment to the truth, she will present the data from the three miracles she studied: Lanciano, Bolsena, and Buenos Aires. Ultimately, she argues for the limits of science and the certainty of faith in Jesus Christ.MSGR. EUGENE MORRISAt the Church's Foundation: the Lord's Real PresenceHoly Mother Church teaches us that the Most Holy Eucharist is the source and summit of the Christian life (Catechism of the Catholic Church #1324). This means that Christian spirituality flows from the Most Holy Eucharist (the source) and so Christian actions should be directed towards Him (the summit). At the heart of this profound assertion is the Church's consistent teaching regarding the Real Presence of Our Lord in the Most Blessed Sacrament.

On this episode, Dr. Karen Nelson is joined by George Elliott, a registered dietitian at Melrose.  The holidays can be a difficult time of year for anybody but for those recovering from an Eating Disorder, this time of year can be incredibly volatile-- with constant stress, triggers, and expectations. Together, Karen and George share their expertise on how to get through this time of year.Click here for a transcript of this episode

Movies with George (No Time To Die) w./ George Elliott by Hannah Williams and Sunaina Born on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Movies with George (No Time To Die) w./ George Elliott by Hannah Williams and Sunaina Born on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

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Movies with George (The Beta Test) w./ George Elliott by Hannah Williams and Sunaina Born on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Movies with George (Lamb) w./ George Elliott by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

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Movies with George (Schumacher) w./ George Elliott by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Qian Julie Wang's unforgettable memoir, Beautiful Country, belongs on the shelf next to modern classics like Educated by Tara Westover, When I Was Puerto Rican by Esmeralda Santiago, The Glass Castle by Jeanette Walls and Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi. Qian Julie joins us on the show to talk about capturing the universality of childhood (no matter how difficult the details), facing down shame in order to tell the truth and more. Featured books: Beautiful Country by Qian Julie Wang, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou, Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt, Minor Feelings by Cathy Park Hong, Detransition Baby by Torrey Peters and Middlemarch by George Elliott. Produced/Hosted by Miwa Messer and engineered by Harry Liang. Follow us here for new episodes Tuesdays and Thursdays.

A new book from Lauren Groff is always a hit with us, from her early novels, The Monsters of Templeton and Arcadia, to her massive 2015 bestseller, Fates and Furies, and her story collections, Delicate Edible Birds and Florida. We can't get enough of her gorgeous sentences, evocative details, and the worlds she conjures. We'll follow Lauren anywhere, and now that includes a 12th Century Abbey; her fabulous new novel, Matrix, is out today, and it's our September Barnes & Noble Book Club selection. Lauren joins us on the show to talk about how the past and present collide in Matrix, her love of research, the joy of reading, and more. Featured books: Matrix by Lauren Groff, Mariette in Ecstasy by Ron Hansen, Middlemarch by George Elliott and Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes. Featured poets and writers: Emily Dickinson, Anne Carson, James Salter, Dennis Johnson, Grace Paley and Alice Munro. Produced/Hosted by Miwa Messer and engineered by Harry Liang. Follow us here for new episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.

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Movies with George (The Mole Agent) w./ George Elliott by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

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Robin Oliveira got started writing her first book after she saw a ghost – yes - quite literally! Hi there I'm your host Jenny Wheeler and today Robin talks about the unusual visitation that prompted a lot of questions, and tells what she'd do differently if she was starting out all over again. Six things you'll learn from this Joys of Binge Reading episode: Why she is obsessed with '19th century glass ceilings'How not listening to the discouragers worked for herThe holy delight of  exploring Civil War archivesThe public and private face of writingThe most common questions readers askThe authors she admires most Where to find Robin Oliveira:  Website: http://robinoliveira.com/ Facebook: @AuthorRobinOliviera What follows is a "near as" transcript of our conversation, not word for word but pretty close to it, with links to important mentions. Jenny:   Beginning at the beginning – was there a “Once Upon a Time” moment when you decided you wanted to write fiction??  And if so what was the catalyst for it? Author Robin Oliveira Robin: I don't have a moment that I can put my finger on in terms of thinking that I needed to be a writer, or I wanted to be a writer. I meet a lot of writers that say they absolutely wanted to be a writer from the moment they knew what books were. For me, I was a reader. I loved books. I spent my childhood reading, I spent a lot of my adulthood reading in my private time. It was after I had my children - I was a registered nurse, and I stayed home when they were young. I thought I could either go back to nursing, or I could try to write a book. When my son went off to kindergarten, that was when I started to try to teach myself how to write. I finally ended up at the community college program and then the University of Washington extension here in Seattle. They have a lovely program for writers. So it was a gradual process, but mostly I became a writer because I loved books. My Name Is Mary Sutter Jenny: Yes. And what made you choose historical fiction as your genre? You were attracted to that area obviously? Robin: I'm very drawn to the 19th century.   I'm very fond of authors like Jane Austen and George Elliott, so that was part of it. But I think the other thing is that I was drawn into historical fiction by the first character I ever wrote. As odd as it sounds, she appeared to me one day. This has never happened to me before or since. But I was dusting my dining room when a woman in a 19th century dress appeared to me. She was seated at a trestle table looking through a microscope, and she had medical books behind her. I started to investigate what person, what woman of that era would be doing in that. I just learned that women became conditioned out of their experiences in the Civil War. So then my first book was set in 19th century America. I learned so much about the era that I just wanted to learn more, so I kept setting my books there. American Civil War nurses Jenny: That's such a remarkable experience that I'd just like to focus on it for a moment. Had you been reading anything about Civil War nurses or had anything particular in your mind related to that when this vision appeared? Robin: No, absolutely not. I knew very little about the Civil War, but I am a registered nurse so there's that association. But I knew practically nothing about the American Civil War. I knew very little about the 19th century when I started and had that particular moment. Jenny: Was it a frightening moment? Robin: No, it's just one of those things - a quick apparition and then it was gone. It led me down this path to write the story of women who became physicians in the Civil War, which is a story that had not yet been told in American history. Nurse with Civil War wounded Jenny: Yes, it's marvellous - absolutely marvellous. So your heroine in that first book was Mary Sutter. I'm sure she was a fictional character.

Tonight's special guest is George Elliott from Portland, Oregon, managing director of Actor's Actor Studio. After the death of local sex trafficking victim Ashley Benson, George wrote the play “Lost in the Shadows” when he learned how rampant sex trafficking is in Portland. He says, "As the owner, managing director, and principle teacher of Actor's Actor Studio & Workshop I believe in the imagination of our young performers; it is the key component in driving the creative process. The imagination will stimulate and trigger deep roots into the mind, body, and soul, while helping to bring forward fresh, independent, and disciplined behavior. My job is to facilitate this journey and encourage people to open up and experience the human plight on multiple levels, conditions, and circumstances." At Actor's Actor Studio & Workshop George says he wants to "elevate the artist as human beings through the practice of self-love, self-respect, and self-awareness; that is called discipline." This discipline may well be one of the best things for survivors. He explains, "I believe that actors can be trained to stay present in the moment (the now). In doing so, he or she can begin the process right where they are and expand from there. Ordinary humans can respond in extraordinary ways when exposed to creative paradigm shifts: Those moments when you can no longer fit into the small space of existence you once occupied. The artist is transformed by moment-to-moment expressions of true honesty and a renewal of mind, body, and spirit."