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Hiiii GGB!   this week we have our GIRLS ON! ALLY YOST AND ASHLEY HETHERINGTON!   We love these girls sooo much. Their pure and firey love for Jesus is so inspiring. We talked all things Jesus, hearing the voice of God, moving across the country, rejection, insecurity & what to look for in a husband.   we love you so much. Jesus loves you more. -Ang & Ari   NOCD https://learn.nocd.com/ggb   MIRACLE MADE Upgrade your sleep with Miracle Made! Go to https://trymiracle.com/GGB and use the code GGB to claim your FREE 3 PIECE TOWEL SET and SAVE over 40% OFF.   JOIN US ON GGB+

Clemmie Perry - Founder & Director, Women of Color Golf & Girls On the Green Tee joins Wize and Mathis LIVE from FEATHER SOUND GOLF COURSE.

This week Mike is joined by old podcasting pal Jennferatu (The Losers Club, Girls On the Boys, Psychoanalysis, Dread Central, Bloody Disgusting) to talk about the twin headed beast that is slaying all at the box-office right now: Bsrbie and Oppenheimer. Along with speculating why these two movies are more connected than they appear on the surface, and why they're resonating with audiences at the moment, we talk about the themes of masculinity and patriarchy as portrayed in each movie. We discuss the search for identity in both movies and the moral crises addressed in Oppenheimer. We also wonder why Christopher Nolan, for all his genius, (still) struggles to write women. It was great sitting down to talk to Jenn about movies for the first time in a long time, and we hope you enjoy this discussion.   (If you dug Oppenheimer and want to dig further into the story, or want to hear more from the perspectives of the victims of the atomic bombing, Mike suggests the following: BOOKS AMERICAN PROMETHEUS, FALLOUT: THE HIROSHIMA COVER-UP & THE REPORTER WHO REVEALED IT TO THE WORLD, FIVE DAYS IN AUGUST: HOW WORLD WAR II BECAME A NUCLEAR WAR FILM THE DAY AFTER TRINITY, BLACK RAIN, HIROSHIMA, HIROSHIMA NAGASAKI AUGUST 1945)

Rachel Belmont is a really fast, talented ultra-runner with wins at Badwater Cape Fear and Skydive 100, an adventurous spirit with over 200 skydives and now add wingsuiting to that.  (Is that a word?)  She has an awesome story and is only 26 years old.  She really believes in getting out there and living!  I think you will enjoy listening to Rachel and her infectious positivity!  She's raising money for Girls On the Run, so click the link below and help her make a difference with her running!@_skyrnr_SoleMate | GOTR Maricopa & Pinal Counties (gotrmc.org)

Sophie from Girls On the Ball, The Mail's Kathryn Batte and 90min.com Ali Rampling look back on an action packed week with debates over red cards, is Arsenal's season over? A Leicester revival and the craziness of the Championship. Plus a preview of the International week which is upon usSubscribe via all good podcasting platforms Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Girls On The Run is a program that empowers the next generation of women by using the power of running.Elementary and middle school-aged girls learn physical and social-emotional skills that help them face challenges as they grow up.The GOTR curriculum is research-based that focuses on the developmental milestones appropriate for the ages of each program; Girls On the Run (grades three through five) and Heart & Sole (grades six through eight).In This Episode:Jill Eid, Executive Director, Girls on the Run ChicagoAngelica Cabrera, Development Associate, Girls on the Run ChicagoDenise Sauriol, CoFounder, Girls on the Run Chicago & Coach (Run For Change)Grant Kane, GOTR Coach & SoleMateItzel Rivera, Heart & Sole MemberLucy Stanley, Girls on the Run MemberIncludes research from: Maureen R Weiss, Professor Emerita, Psychology of Physical Activity, University of Minnesota This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit milesforchange.substack.com

Richard Clapton began his recording career in 1974. Australia was still in the vice-like grip of the cultural cringe. He plunged into the “deep water” and legends like Skyhooks and Paul Kelly, Cold Chisel, INXS, Midnight Oil, and hundreds of others, followed in his wake. Clapton's songs are still omnipresent on the radio to this day, his records charting the political landscape of the nation and the turbulent lives of two generations. Clapton grew up in Sydney in the 1960s before hopping a plane for London, and then later to Germany, where he wrote a first album, Prussian Blue (1973) which was one of the first major Australian “singer-songwriter” albums. Fast track to 1975, Clapton had the critics on side but his label at the time, Festival Records, insisted on a hit single. However, it was the song they picked as a B-side called “Girls On the Avenue” that reached #1 on the national charts and put Clapton at the top of his class. Like Americans Jackson Browne and Bruce Springsteen, Richard Clapton developed a sound based on melodic rock while his lyrics were poetic musings on his state of mind or the state of the nation. In 1980 he released the searing Dark Spaces, an indictment on the meanness and mendacity that would blow through the 1980s. Ten years after his first release, Richard Clapton was a tribal elder to whom younger artists like Jimmy Barnes, INXS and Cold Chisel turned as a mentor. INXS asked Clapton to produce their second album, Underneath the Colours, and they became firm friends. They, and Cold Chisel, returned the favour on Clapton's The Great Escape album with INXS drummer Jon Farriss going on to produce The Glory Road album. Few records of that time captured the roller coaster ride of the late 1980s as well as Glory Road. These albums brought Clapton's melodic gifts and his love of electric rock & roll into lockstep. In the 1990s Richard continued to write and record and tour and his 1990s songs reflect a hard-won maturity. Indeed, Richard counts 2003's Diamond Mine as amongst his best albums – and the critics unanimously agreed. In 1999 Richard Clapton was inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame. In 2014, his first memoir “The Best Years of Our Lives” was published by Allen and Unwin. The book connected with people of all generations because it was not only a story of Clapton's journey, but it also documented the story of the lives of thousands of fans who had travelled the same road. Young people – fascinated by how it was “back in the day” also became a new generation of fans. The book continues to flourish through “word of mouth”, resonating with so many people in so many ways Richard Clapton has never been rich. He has never had the pleasure of passing through life in a luxurious rock star bubble. In a career that now spans over 40 years he has battled everything from bad managers and capricious record companies to debt, taxes, personal tragedy and a thousand room service dinners. The fact that he's come through it all with his sanity intact surprises all who know and love him.

Episode 11: Candice McIntosh is the Executive Director of Girls On the Run of the Flint Hills. Her strong sense of values has come from being a military “brat,” embracing new cultures and adapting to new life situations. Drawn to Girls On the Run by her desire to help girls discover their full potential, much of her work has focused on developing and expanding the program to make lifelong changes in the girls she serves.  Candice's 14 years of volunteer management experience and non-profit fundraising have helped her expand the program over the last six years throughout the Flint Hills region. Through her work she wants to make it possible for girls to recognize the vast inner power they possess to build rich lives with unlimited possibilities. 

Welcome to another episode of the Your Good News Podcast!This week, I am thrilled to be joined by Rachel Malkusak with Girls on the Run DC. Girls on the Run is a nonprofit aiming to "creat[e] a world where every girl knows and activates her limitless potential and is free to boldly pursue her dreams." This shows up in two different programs - one for girls in Grades 3-5 and one for girls in Grades 6-8. The tools that these young girls are learning pays dividends; and in this episode, we run through how DC chapter aims to help young women.Timestamps: [2:34] Rachel's good news - 16 years strong of Girls On the Run. [3:20] What happens in the program? [5:16] How have you seen the girls change over the course of the program? [6:57] Do the girls have to come in with an understanding of how to run? [8:47] Are there other aspects of goal setting other than the physical goals? [10:21] How the group is providing access to anyone who wants to participate. [11:44] How can people get involved and help out? [13:24] Has going virtual changed how you will work the program in the future? [18:31] Spring 5k and a fundraising event. --Links & Resources:Transcript: https://otter.ai/u/sL4OiiFk02ThTBgFClsndouBg6o Let's Connect!To engage with the host, visit her Instagram via @KatherineGettyCheck out her website at https://www.yourgoodnewspodcast.com/To engage with the guest, visit their Instagram via @GOTRDC or via their website at https://www.gotrdc.org/Please subscribe, rate, review and share this episode on Apple Podcasts! 

Another awesome Podcast with Karen & Traci, they start off with Gene Adams an expert in switching healthcare plans during Open Enrollment, Find out why WellCare is THE way to go. Next we go on a bikeride to support our Armed Forces, Diane & Kevin Delson with "Ride For The Red" will tell you how to join in, Dr. Tony O'Donnell with excellent health tips as we approach the Flu Season and we finish the podcast with essential information for landlords and renters on checking property that benefits land owners and renters.  Great information and a lot of fun too with Girls On the Air!

Dr. Mark Lepore with his update on The Covid Variant, Jim Duran talks about the work The City Center does for homeless families in Ventura County and Spence's push-up challenge, Dr. Tony O'Donnell with Health & Welfare guidelines plus Ventura Rotary members Rob Van Nieuwburg & Brenda Allison debut a beautiful book of photos that is "everything Ventura"! Another great podcast from Girls On the Air!

Today is a seriously cool moment as I am sitting down to talk with women's soccer icon Carli Lloyd. I played soccer growing up, so I've admired Carli as an athlete for so long. I get the chills remembering all the times I watched her and the USWNT in awe. For episode 168, we talk about everything from how she deals with unsolicited feedback and the haters to the way she's managed her recovery from a tough knee injury a few years back. She also offers advice on the importance of self belief, gives us some insight into her mostly organic diet — we were actually connected by her sponsor at Gone Rogue Protein Snacks — AND can't forget her stellar book and podcast recommendations. SOCIAL @carlilloyd @emilyabbate @hurdlepodcast OFFERS Tracksmith | Do some good (and look good, too). Head to Tracksmith.com/hurdle and use code "HURDLE" at checkout. Tracksmith is donating 5 percent from every purchase to Girls On the Run, and you'll get free shipping, too! Beam | Go to BeamTLC.com and use code "HURDLE" at checkout for 15 percent off. Daily Harvest | Head to dailyharvest.com to get $25 off your first box using the code “HURDLE” at checkout. Get in on the journaling challenge by signing up for the Weekly Hurdle, here. JOIN: THE *Secret* FACEBOOK GROUP LEAVE ME A VOICE MESSAGE! Whether you just want to say hi or have a question you want to ask, I'd love to hear from you! Bonus: Your listener question could be answered in an upcoming episode of the show! P.S. No topics are off limits. Reminder! Hurdle book club is meeting this coming Monday night, July 19, at 8 p.m. ET! Click here to register. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hurdle/message

What if I told you there were simple things you could do TODAY to get healthier that require little-to-no effort? I get it, change can be tough. But thanks to Dr. Jonathan Leary, CEO and founder of Remedy Place, we have insight into some of the must-try techniques to level-up your health. From hydration strategies to breathing techniques, the goal is to integrate new practices into your routine that you can UPKEEP. SOCIAL @drjonathanleary @remedyplace @emilyabbate @hurdlepodcast Get in on the journaling challenge by signing up for the Weekly Hurdle, here. OFFER Tracksmith | Do some good (and look good, too). Head to Tracksmith.com/hurdle and use code "HURDLE" at checkout. Tracksmith is donating 5 percent from every purchase to Girls On the Run, and you'll get free shipping, too! JOIN: THE *Secret* FACEBOOK GROUP LEAVE ME A VOICE MESSAGE! Whether you just want to say hi or have a question you want to ask, I'd love to hear from you! Bonus: Your listener question could be answered in an upcoming episode of the show! P.S. No topics are off limits. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hurdle/message

Going to therapy, especially for the first time, can be mega intimidating. I'm connecting with Dr. Amanda Fialk of The Dorm to answer your frequently asked questions, including: What are the different types of therapists? What do the letters after someone's name mean? What should you know before you go? How often should you go to therapy? How much does it cost? Are there different methods? ... and so much more! SOCIAL @thedormcommunity @emilyabbate @hurdlepodcast OFFERS Tracksmith | Do some good (and look good, too). Head to Tracksmith.com/hurdle and use code "HURDLE" at checkout. Tracksmith is donating 5 percent from every purchase to Girls On the Run, and you'll get free shipping, too! Athletic Greens | Head to AthleticGreens.com/hurdle to get a year's receive the FREE D3/K2 wellness bundle with your first purchase. JOIN: THE *Secret* FACEBOOK GROUP SIGN UP: Weekly Hurdle Newsletter ASK ME A QUESTION: Leave me a voice message, ask me a question, and it could be featured in an upcoming episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hurdle/message

When I laid out the content for this week, there was no doubt in my mind that I A. Wanted to talk about run culture and B. Would need to do that with Knox Robinson. For his second appearance on the show, I'm chatting with the runner and writer about how run crews came to be and what he took into account when co-founding Black Roses NYC. We also chat about how runners around the country can get more involved locally, the difference between run crews/collectives and training groups (hint: culture), and discuss that even in groups — it really starts with the individual. SOCIAL @firstrun @emilyabbate @hurdlepodcast MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Run Week: Getting Through the Crappy Runs With Aisha Praught-Leer Run Week: How to Master the Long Run With Coach Jess Movold Run Week: How to Start (And Stay!) Running With Jess King OFFERS Tracksmith | Do some good (and look good, too). Head to Tracksmith.com/hurdle and use code "HURDLE" at checkout. Tracksmith is donating 5 percent from every purchase to Girls On the Run, and you'll get free shipping, too! JOIN: THE *Secret* FACEBOOK GROUP SIGN UP: Weekly Hurdle Newsletter ASK ME A QUESTION: Leave me a voice message, ask me a question, and it could be featured in an upcoming episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hurdle/message

Once a week, I get a message or email from a listener asking me "how do I start?" Today, I'm addressing this with Jess King of Peloton, an old friend of mine and a newer Tread instructor. We're chatting about everything from the importance of buying the right gear and finding community to the value of a run/walk approach (and more!). SOCIAL @jesskingnyc @onepeloton @emilyabbate @hurdlepodcast MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Run Week: Getting Through the Crappy Runs With Aisha Praught-Leer Run Week: How to Master the Long Run With Coach Jess Movold OFFERS Tracksmith | Do some good (and look good, too). Head to Tracksmith.com/hurdle and use code "HURDLE" at checkout. Tracksmith is donating 5 percent from every purchase to Girls On the Run, and you'll get free shipping, too! JOIN: THE *Secret* FACEBOOK GROUP SIGN UP: Weekly Hurdle Newsletter ASK ME A QUESTION: Leave me a voice message, ask me a question, and it could be featured in an upcoming episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hurdle/message

Time flies when you're on the move. Today for Run Week, I'm sharing the biggest takeaways that I've learned from 13 years (!) of running, from the importance of the right gear to the good things about the bad days — and so much more. MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Run Week: Getting Through the Crappy Runs With Aisha Praught-Leer Run Week: How to Master the Long Run With Coach Jess Movold SOCIAL @emilyabbate @hurdlepodcast OFFERS Tracksmith | Do some good (and look good, too). Head to Tracksmith.com/hurdle and use code "HURDLE" at checkout. Tracksmith is donating 5 percent from every purchase to Girls On the Run, and you'll get free shipping, too! JOIN: THE *Secret* FACEBOOK GROUP SIGN UP: Weekly Hurdle Newsletter ASK ME A QUESTION: Leave me a voice message, ask me a question, and it could be featured in an upcoming episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hurdle/message

Welcome to Run Week on Hurdle! In celebration of global running day on Wednesday, June 2, I’m bringing five back-to-back episodes dedicated to the sport that changed my life. For today’s episode, I’m chatting with Aisha Praught-Leer, she’s a professional middle-distance runner for Puma, a world finalist, and olympian, and seriously one of the kindest, most down to earth interviews. She’s been on the show before, but this time around we’re chatting about the bad runs. That’s right — the days where your head’s just not in the game. We cover how to navigate that icky feeling and when to call it quits. Aisha shares so many actionable tips that I found myself using during Sunday nights Orchard Street Runners race. Hope everyone had an excellent Memorial Day weekend! SOCIAL @aishapraughtleer @emilyabbate @hurdlepodcast OFFERS Tracksmith | Do some good (and look good, too). Head to Tracksmith.com/hurdle and use code "HURDLE" at checkout. Tracksmith is donating 5 percent from every purchase to Girls On the Run, and you'll get free shipping, too! JOIN: THE *Secret* FACEBOOK GROUP SIGN UP: Weekly Hurdle Newsletter ASK ME A QUESTION: Leave me a voice message, ask me a question, and it could be featured in an upcoming episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hurdle/message

Welcome to Run Week on Hurdle! In celebration of Global Running Day on Wednesday, June 2, I’m bringing five back-to-back episodes dedicated to the sport that changed my life. That’s not an exaggeration. As many of you know, I started running back in college with a half-mile every single day for a summer. Over the years, that half mile became a mile, that mile became a 5K, and well — now I’m a nine-time marathoner and certified run coach via the United Endurance Sports Coaching Academy. I know we have a lot of runners in the Hurdle community, and I made it pretty clear at the start of season 6 that my goal is to cover all areas of wellness. But, I couldn’t let this week go by without doing something special. I’m super amped about the line-up of guests this week kicking off with Jess Movold. She’s known by many as a coach for Runner’s World, based here in New York, and a long-time friend of mine. Today we are chatting about the long run, what it is and how it can differ in length depending on your goals, how to do it better, strategies that you can implement on this particular workout to better slay your next race, and so much more. She’s also got a pretty rough first marathon story to share with all of you, which includes and unfortunate incident with some white shorts (you may be able to guess where this one is going.) SOCIAL @runnersworldcoach @jessmovold @emilyabbate @hurdlepodcast OFFERS Tracksmith | Do some good (and look good, too). Head to Tracksmith.com/hurdle and use code "HURDLE" at checkout. Tracksmith is donating 5 percent from every purchase to Girls On the Run, and you'll get free shipping, too! JOIN: THE *Secret* FACEBOOK GROUP SIGN UP: Weekly Hurdle Newsletter ASK ME A QUESTION: Leave me a voice message, ask me a question, and it could be featured in an upcoming episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hurdle/message

YOU GOT THIS! Words spoken by Sami Kader through his platform Sami's Circuit. The positive messaging delivered by the Roseville Native has been heard by tens of thousands of kids in over a 100 schools in the greater Sacramento area. When the Covid Pandemic hit last March, all that Sami had was gone. Pivot. In addition, Sami and his wife Megan (of 9 years) had lost their child. While the moment was heavy, the message was simple. YOU GOT THIS! NEVER GIVE UP! Messages that Sami said thousands of times were now being directed his way. This is only a sliver of what is a very powerful message that comes your way today.In today's episode of Experience the Buzz, Host Steve Buzzard spends time with the creator of Sami's Circuit."Sami is the man. There is a reason that schools across California are instituting Sami's Circuit into their curriculum. It truly represents everything a kid needs when it comes to self-worth, kindness, movement, and exercise. It's the GREAT combination!"  Our conversation hits THREE areas:  Segment ONE

Ariel goes "Under The Sea"; while we get our first visitors at the campfire.  GuestsOur guests Electricia and Chona hosts of Two Girls On a Bench - The Podcast. Follow her on Twitter @2GirlsOnaBench and on Instagram @2girlsonabench, or Listen to more 2 Girls On a Bench https://pod.link/1350600309.  Find Us Online  Website: https://www.dtfstories.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dtfstories Twitter: https://twitter.com/dtfstories Facebook: https://facebook.com/dtfstories  Join Our Discord!!  Discord: https://discord.gg/zWnH4upJCm  Support The Show!  www.dtfstories.com/support  CreditsHost:  Lloyd Warrington - Twitter: @WeAreMASSK  Creators:  Ariel Cooksey - Twitter: @MalicePodcast Chad Brockbrader - Twitter: @CasterOfPod  Producer/Editor/Engineer: Dick CabezaIntern: Dana The Intern  Distribution:The PodFix Network  About UsWhat happens when you take three people,  put them inside a Secret Government Agency and give them access to the largest collection of folklore, fairytales, and legends that have (n)ever existed?  Down To Folk is manufactured by M.A.S.S.K. The Ministry of Augmented Something Something, and a K.  **Down to Folk is a work of comedy fiction.  The views and opinions related within should be taken as such, and are not the views and opinions of the creators, writers, or performers.  No children were harmed while creating this podcast, although, a few deaths have occurred, but that 'twas the Wendigo I reckon.**   ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Lucas and Patti welcome Lindy Morris from Girls On the Run.

On this week's Bachelor recap, Marni and Chris give Bachelor Matt James the one-two punch. He is leading the girls on creating a false sense of intimacy with them but then only makes a play for the emotionally unavailable ladies. Marni points out the pink and red flags she sees on the show and offers advice on how to spot them in your dating life.   Key takeaways from this episode:  Realize your self-worth or value How to pick yourself up after a breakup How to identify a guy who is leading you on Rejected by a guy? It means nothing about who you are Watch out for guys who create a false sense of intimacy   Low Self-Worth = Overcompensation  [1:48] Some of the ladies seem to have forgotten that this experience is essentially a ‘dating’ game. It appears they are overcompensating for their limiting beliefs about what they deserve. Many believe if they get sent home it is a reflection of their self-worth or value.  In reality, it doesn't matter how awesome you are, if there is something that isn't working you may not be maximizing your opportunities. The women who will make it to the end are the ones who don't make mistakes because it is a competition.  Never feel like you were not enough for someone. You may not be the person for them but you ARE enough.  Chris asks Marni about the process of shaking off rejection. Understanding that some ladies are just naturally emotional, Marni says, “If you are the puddle on the floor person it is important to start looking at your patterns. Do you give all your power away to men all the time? Consider the core beliefs creating your feelings of not-enoughness. Do you have abandonment issues?”  You are enough!    So Many Pink and Red Flags on the Bachelor [17:47] During the show, Heather does a pizza box dance. Her makeup was perfect. Chris says she was putting on a show just for the camera and the audience. Matt immediately gave the cold shoulder to the girls he was talking to and only paid attention to Heather. His actions and words don't mix. Matt has a pattern of physically removing himself from the ladies. Pink flags abound. Matt James is attracted to the emotionally unavailable gals. The girls are trying to be vulnerable, but he is just a guy that leads women on.  Advice for the girls who are trying to figure Matt out, he may not be worth your time. Marni says he is a F*c$boy. If a guy seems too good to be true and he doesn’t share anything about himself, move on.   That type of guy can be nice. They are not purposefully malicious but they know how to get ladies to keep running back to them. Women can become emotionally attached because they get a shot of oxytocin and it creates a feeling of intense intimacy.    Is Matt James Leading the Girls On? [36:01] Chris says no matter how hard ABC is trying to sell Matt as Prince Charming it is not working. Matt is just another emotionally unavailable guy in a pretty package. Even Matt's Instagram followers ask him why he is so boring on the show.  Marni says Matt doesn’t seem to be looking for love, just an increase in followers. She doesn’t believe any relationship he gets into will last very long. He is like a computer and just wants to be liked.   Make a Connection: Visit Our Website Join Our Dating Den Facebook Community Here! Learn how to attract your perfect equal...watch our latest training here! Interested in working with us? Book a Breakthrough session at DWDVIP Get a Free Coaching Session with Marni on Our Podcast - Sign up Here to Be a Guest On Our Show Download a Complimentary Copy of our Book - How to Find a Quality Guy Without Going on 200 Dates

#92 - The pre-teen ages for girls is a critical time. Many feel left out and don't have many friends. Girls On the Run helps these girls find a place of their own through running. Girls on the Run of the Bay Area Program Director Natalie Langsdorf explains the important role the organization can play in a girl's life, not only opening her to the wonderful world of running, but providing other skills they may miss in their every day lives. All the information for Girls on the Run, as well as everything for the show is on the website at: www.martharunstheworld.com If you have any comments, questions and ideas for future shows, please email me at: martharunstheworld@gmail.com

This week, Stacy, Amber, Shannon, and Natalia are discussing books centered around the world wars. Books mentioned in this episode include: Karen Robards, The Black Swan of Paris Charles Todd, A Duty To the Dead (Bess Crawford #1) Ellen Marie Wiseman, The Orphan Collector Pam Jenoff, The Kommandant's Girl (The Kommandant's Girl #1) Aimie K. Runyan, Girls On the Line Thomas Keneally, Schindler's List Susan Elia MacNeal, Mr. Churchill's Secretary (Maggie Hope #1) Amy Harmon, From Sand and Ash Kristin Harmel, The Book of Lost Names Jacqueline Winspear, The Care and Management of Lies Ken Follett, Fall of Giants (The Century Trilogy #1) Lynn Austin, If I Were You You can always contact the Book Bistro team by searching @BookBistroPodcast on facebook, or visiting: https://www.facebook.com/BookBistroPodcast/ You can also send an email to: TheBookBistroPodcast@gmail.com For more information on the podcast and the team behind it, please visit: http://anchor.fm/book-bistro.

“...Be Grateful...I learned to have gratitude for the things I had normally taken for granted...I feel it's important to give back what was given to me.” -Lori Edison Riggles - While out on a long run one afternoon, the unthinkable happened, Lori was struck by a distracted driver. What happens nexts is nothing short of miraculous. Lori Edison Riggles share her story of recovery, and ultimately triumph. In April 2016, Lori was in a coma, in November she ran her first marathon, the New York City Marathon. She now has aspirations to qualify for the Boston Marathon.  Lori is a life long runner, sixth grade school teacher, coach and mentor through Girls On the Run and of course, a wife and mom. **** Host, Coach Pilar Arthur-Snead, www.themindfulrun.com, @vphotoblogger_themindfulrunner*** Your generous support of the show will benefit Achilles International Runners, www.achillesinternational.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pilar-arthur-snead/support

Mike Calvin is joined on the women’s football podcast by journalist Anne Marie Batson, Sophie Downey, of Girls On the Ball and former England and Arsenal captain Faye White.After England’s defeat to Germany on Saturday, is Phil Neville’s tenure under threat? As Spurs play host to Arsenal at White Hart Lane, what can we expect from the big showpiece this weekend? Who can win the Champions League? Also 750 pubs across UK will be showcasing a feast of women’s football on BT Sport this weekend as this podcast was brought to you from London’s Red Lioness in Liverpool Street. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In honor of Zombieland: Double Tap, we asked our friends how they would spend the zombie apocalypse. 2 Girls on a Bench, The Cabinet Podcast, The Cinema Guys, The Film Flamers, Invasion of the Remake, Penance RPG, & Ryan L. Terry join us for All The Horror 2019. What is All The Horror/This Episode? - Top of Show RLTerry Entry + Analysis - 3:46 Cinema Guys Entry + Analysis - 8:30 2 Girls On a Bench Entry + Analysis - 14:35 Penance RPG Entry + Analysis - 23:20 Film Flamers Entry + Analysis - 30:04 Invasion of the Remake Entry + Analysis - 32:32 Cabinet Pod Entry + Analysis - 39:15 Our Feeble Answers - 42:46 Tell Us Your Plan/PLEASE LEAVE US 5*’S - 45:01 What’s Next From MMO/Words of Wisdom - 46:15 Ryan L. Terry - @RLTerry1, rlterryreelview.com The Cinema Guys - @thecinemaguys, wearethecinemaguys.com 2 Girls On A Bench - @2GirlsOnABench, podfixnetwork.com Penance RPG - @penancerpg, penancerpg.com The Film Flamers - @TheFilmFlamers, FilmFlamers.com Invasion of the Remake - @InvasionRemake, invasionoftheremake.libsyn.com The Cabinet Podcast - @thecabinetcast, thecabinetpodcast.com This is our second year and third entry into the All The Horror podcast series. Last October, we did a show on slasher movies, and then for February’s Women In Horror Month, we reviewed Mary Harron’s American Psycho. You can find those episodes in our back catalog, and you can follow this tremendous collaborative event @AllTheHorr18 on Twitter, where you can link to their website, buy some great merchandise (with all proceeds going to charity) and find the 31 days of horror podcasts, writings, and artwork from this and past October(s). For this year’s entry to the ATH podcast series, we wanted to do something in honor of Zombieland: Double Tap. The sequel releases this weekend, and we plan to review it in full next week as a movie event. But for today, we had 7 shows or podcast personalities send us clips on how THEY would spend the zombie apocalypse. The results are hilarious & entertaining, terrifying & soul shaking, sincere & sincerely troubling, and most importantly, everything we hoped for when we came up with the idea. Thanks to all who collaborated on this episode with us. 6 of them are podcasters including The Cinema Guys, 2 Girls On A Bench, Penance RPG, The Film Flamers, Invasion Of The Remake, and The Cabinet Podcast, and Ryan L. Terry is a blogger / film critic. Do please make sure to seek out all of their great work via the twitter handles & websites above, and do please rate all our shows 5 stars on Apple Podcasts if you have a few moments. A sincere thanks for your support. Finally, and most of all, have some fun sending us YOUR plan for how YOU would spend the zombie apocalypse. We’ll gladly read some of your responses on the show. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter, and we are on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. You can subscribe / rate / review / like / share / & listen to us on iTunes, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Tune In, Spotify, and just about wherever you listen to podcasts. When reality sucks, keep watching movies with us. We’re Mike, Mike, & Oscar!

INTRO -Jay goes to a comedy show with some hecklers. -Dave gets spied on by his phone company. WHAT'RE YOU WATCHING -Dave finally saw Anna and the Apocalypse and now it will played every Christmas around here. -Jay re watches Bohemian Rhapsody and some other Academy Nominated films. -The Bros are both disappointed by season 3 finale of True Detective. MOVIE NEWS -A Quiet Place 2 is officially announced. Jay and theorize on what it could be about. -Kevin Feige confirms Marvel's Black Widow solo film will NOT be rated R. -Yahya Abdul-Mateen II (Black Manta) has been cast in the Jordan Peele lead Candyman remake. -No more pre-release user reviews for Rotten Tomatoes amidst the Captain Marvel comments. LISTENER QUESTION -Dave and Jay break down their thoughts on the Oscars, the winners, the losers, the merits of not having a host. -Twitter responds to Dave letting the Bros know what films got snuffed and what films should've been nominated. 5 MIN(ish) REVIEW (SPOILER-FREE) -Dave has a 5 min review of How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World. CRAFT BEER REVIEW -Brought to you by BLOWFISH hangover cure. Use promo code SMBFISH for 15% off your order. -Indie Pod spotlight for 2 Girls On a Bench Podcast.  -All new craft beer reviews. TOP 5 -Jay and Dave go through their 5 favorite movie endings.  -Reach out to us @SuperMoviePod on Twitter and let us know what you favorite movie endings are.  -Check out the rest of the great shows on the PODFIX Network. Thanks for listening. Please consider leaving us an iTunes review. It helps the show grow and helps others find us. If you are enjoying the podcast, check us out on PATREON and for $1 a month you can get additional SMB content. CHEERS!  

Joining us today to help kick off our first  E⚡️P interview is Gina Lichte () Executive Director of Girls On the Run of KC.   Gina grew up as a small town farm girl from Lexington, Missouri. As a young girl, Gina always knew that not one specific thing was meant for her. She has always been educated through role models around her that the world is endless. Whatever you want to do, you can do it regardless of sterotypical roles.  In this interview listen to find out how Gina’s passion for learning transcends years later into helping educate young girls today the same thing she was brought up to believe.  Girls on the run () is a non-profit organization that serves 4,500 girls a year in the Kansas City area by inspiring girls to be joyful, healthy, and confident using a fun experienced based curriculum which creatively integrates running.  This program is a 10 week curriculum that starts in the spring ends in the fall. In this program GOTRKC teaches girls skills about themselves like how to be confident, how to be a better friend with others, and how to use their voice. The Organization also teaches them how to be a better global citizen by teaching them how to give back to the community and be accountable all the while learning through running and actives. At the end of the season they have a huge celebration with a 5K run.   

In this episode Stacy, Jen, Shannon, Sara and Natalia discuss some of the books they are most anticipating, which come out in November. The books in this episode are: Grace Burrowes, My One And Only Duke: From Rogues to Riches, book 1 Liane Moriarty, Nine Perfect Strangers Victoria Thompson, City of Secrets: Counterfeit Ladies, book 2 Christina Feehan, Leopard's Run: The Leopard People, Book 11 Vi Keeland, Hate Notes Wendy Webb, Daughters of the Lake Euginia Kim, The Kinship of Secrets Julia Quinn, The Other Miss Bridgerton: Roguespy, book 3 Ilona Andrews, Diamond Fire: Hidden Legacy, Book 3.5 Marissa Meyer, Arch Enemies: Renegades, book 2 Aimie K. Runyan, Girls On the Line Louise Penny, Kingdom of the Blind: Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, book 14 Adriana Trigiani, Tony's Wife J.T. Geissinger, Ache For You: Slow Burn, book 3 Maria V. Snyder, Navigating the Stars You can always contact the Book Bistro team by searching @BookBistroPodcast on facebook, or visiting: https://www.facebook.com/BookBistroPodcast/ You can also send an email to: TheBookBistroPodcast@gmail.com For more information on the podcast and the team behind it, please visit: http://anchor.fm/book-bistro.

All The Horror Intro: What’s hashtag AllTheHorror? - 2:20 Our Project / If You Were a Horror Movie Slasher - 3:19 Sir Kills Alot from the In Poor Taste Podcast- 5:09 https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/in-poor-taste/id967695198?mt=2 Evil Otto from The Cabinet Podcast - 10:13 https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-cabinet-podcast/id1354277138?mt=2 The Ski Pole of Death from Invasion of the Remake Podcast - 17:13 https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/invasion-of-the-remake-podcast/id1033745504?mt=2 Tina Tyranny from the Movie Geek & Proud Podcast - 23:38 https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/movie-geek-proud-a-movie-podcast/id1376962157?mt=2 Peacock and The Pool Shark from Besotted Geek Podcast - 27:52 https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-besotted-geek/id1134664669?mt=2 The Snackster from 2 Girls On a Bench Podcast - 38:00 https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/2-girls-on-a-bench-the-podcast/id1350600309?mt=2 Outro / State of the Pod - 44:07 We’re Mike, Mike, and Oscar, and we’re here to do what we do best, comment on the ingenious entertainment given to us by the tremendously talented. This is why we structure our year long movie podcast around the Academy Awards. It’s also why we love to review our favorite series like the MCU, Mission Impossibles, Conjuring Universe, and the Halloween Franchise. Finally, it is exactly why we planned this episode around the creative submissions from our fellow podcasters. We asked them each to invent a slasher movie persona, and they did not disappoint. All The Horror is 31 days of Halloween themed podcasts, and we’re thrilled to share our feed and our show with such a fantastic group. Big thanks to... In Poor Taste, The Cabinet Podcast, Invasion of the Remake, Besotted Geek, Movie Geek and Proud, and 2 Girls on a Bench. They made us laugh, made us think, & made us think twice about ever messing with any of them. If you’re coming over to us from another All The Horror podcast, then we hope this is a fun way to introduce ourselves. If you’re one of our fans, and we just introduced you to these other 6 podcasts, then we recommend you begin clicking on their feeds to further enrich your pod listening lives. We certainly have and will continue to do so. Bottom Line: this episode proved we’re all kindred spirits here, and we had a blast doing a combined show for such an awesome project like All The Horror. You can find all our shows on iTunes. Do please review & 5 star us on there when you get the chance. These ratings will help us all grow our audiences organically, and we certainly appreciate it. As for us at MMO, you can also find the show on Soundcloud, Stitcher, Tune In, Google Play, and nearly everywhere you can listen to podcasts. We are Mike, Mike, and Oscar on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and at Gmail. We are at MMandOscar on Twitter, where we’re most active. Finally, do get ready for our website, mikemikeandoscar .com. We are nearing a launch date. Thanks for another record breaking month. When reality has sucked, you’ve been watching movies with us. We couldn’t ask for a better audience. Thank you.

Clemmie Perry started playing golf in 2013 and is turning her passion into a national movement to make a difference in the lives of women & girls through the sport of golf. In 2014, she started Women of Color Golf (WOCG), and Girls On the Green Tee (GOTG-T), which are programs designed to increase and facilitate minority participation in the sport of golf for women and girls. In four short years, they have introduced over 350 minority women & girls to the basic fundamentals of golf in the Tampa and St. Petersburg, Florida Bay area & Washington, D.C. https://uploads.fireside.fm/images/1/1ea879c1-a4a2-4e10-bea4-e5d8368a3c7a/SCS6Cu_B.jpg The mission of these programs is to encourage and promote individuals to learn the benefits of golf, provide organized golf clinics, participate in recreational golf activities, fitness workshops and mentoring opportunities. The mentoring program, Girls on the Green Tee (GOTG-T), is designed for girls ages 10 -17, answering the ever present need for strong, accomplished, and resilient female role-models. WOCG & GOTG -T seeks to create a spark of interest and inspiration in the game of golf. This inspiration is then turned into action by connecting the women and girls to our golf community through golf instruction, activities and events. The Women of Color Golf (WOCG) and Girls on the Green Tee (GOTG-T) programs have grown into a national recognized, community-based program, with recent recognition by former President Barack Obama, as a U.S. White House Champion of Change for After School Extra Curricula Enrichment for Marginalized Girls. WOCG has been featured in Forbes, Ebony, Black Enterprise, Golf for Her, Professional Golf Association (PGA) magazine, the African American Golfer’s Digest and several local Tampa Bay TV and radio broadcasts. To learn more about Women Of Color Golf, go to their website http://womenofcolorgolf.org/ and social media feeds: Twitter: @Womenofcolorglf (https://twitter.com/Womenofcolorglf) Facebook: @womenofcolorgolf (https://www.facebook.com/womenofcolorgolf/) Instagram: womenofcolorgolf (https://www.instagram.com/womenofcolorgolf/) YouTube: Making a Difference: Women of Color Golf (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlRftBRZopg) Special Guest: Clemmie Perry - Founder & Director, Women of Color Golf & Girls On the Green Tee.

Shayne Elwell is an elementary teacher at Haper Creek school and coach for an amazing organization called "Girls On the Run".  Her incredible story actually begins with what an extraordinary teacher, mother, wife, coach and mentor she is.  When she was diagnosed with a mjor cancer situation at a young age she decided to embark on a journey that would change her life.  This is an interview about that.  Listen close to the advice she has for all of us.