Podcasts about glassell

JOY to the world--the Lord is come! Let earth receive her King! Join us on this third Sunday of Advent as we continue this pattern of anticipation.

We are entering a season of anticipation: Advent is here! Join us as we find Refuge together.

It's Christ the King Sunday! It's the final week in the current lectionary calendar, but what if what seems like "The End" is just a new beginning? Join us as we find Refuge together.

We are so excited to share another Sunday morning with you! Join us as we find Refuge together.

Did you enjoy your extra hour of sleep? We sure did! Join us this morning as Pastor Nicky brings the word.

Our series on Job is coming to an end, and we'd love for you to join us to hear what God has to say!

Where do you go and where do you turn when things go bad? We peer into Job 38 for a biblical perspective on pain.

God can handle whatever you bring Him! Join us as we continue on in the story of Job as He brings his qualms to God.

This week Refuge is up in Carpinteria Beach camping! Hear as Brenton shares a quick word of encouragement with our online crowd. See you next week!

We are back from our family camping trip and are so excited to be home! Join us as we return to family and community in Orange this morning.

Pastor Brenton is back from Chicago! Join us as we seek the heart of God together.

Sticks and stones will break my bones, but words will never hurt me…right? Maybe not…Today Pastor Nicky leads us through some words of wisdom from James.

Brenton shares a quick devotional about Sabbath and what it means to truly rest. Our prayer is that you have a restful Labor Day Weekend and we look forward to seeing you next week!

Where is your dwelling place? Join us this morning as Pastor Nicky takes us through 1 Kings and shares about God's dwelling place!

Join us as we seek the heart of God as a community together! Pastor Brenton will be leading us through James this morning, so you won't want to miss out.

Join us as we seek after the heart of God! Pastor Brenton will be bringing the word today, followed by a time of community and tacos after service. Whether it's virtually or in-person, we are so glad you are joining us today!

Refuge Youth takes over Sunday morning service which means youth leaders lead worship, games in service, hearing stories from youth, and a word from one of our Youth Pastors Jon! Come ready and expectant! It's going to be a great Sunday here at Refuge!

In this episode, we talked to our good friend Dillan Witherow about Washington, his old band, producing his friends (like Lizzy McAlpine/Laufey), lo-fi beats, poverty, Alaskan log trucks, great musicians (like Ariel Shrum/Nicholas Veinoglou/Bad Snacks), good listening, the chip on our shoulders, analog gear, label pirates, meeting Bon Iver, beer can shakers, his new project Glassell (with Josh Jacobson), and his recently released record "Before Sunrise". Discord: discord.com/invite/3EbvrZReVX Patreon: patreon.com/talkinglion Shirts: sleepinglionmusic.com/store

Since 1992, two homeowners in California have been communicating with an entity through Polaroids. Join us, as we dive into the story of John Huckert and John Matkowsky. We'll discuss how the communication with the spirit started, how it evolved over time and even though being thoroughly investigated how it has never been unequivocally debunked.   

“The times they are a’changing,” however slowly, when it comes to drug policy in the United States. Across the nation, states and municipalities are reassessing often punitive laws governing the use of illicit substances. What has been the human cost of the “war on drugs?” How has it impacted disadvantaged communities? What has been the effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on drug use? And what steps should the new Biden Administration do to help foster a more humane and just approach to drug use? This episode has two guests. The first is Dr. Katharine Neill Harris, the Alfred C. Glassell, III, Fellow in Drug Policy here at the Institute. On March 11, Dr. Neill Harris testified about federal drug policy before the U.S. House Judiciary Committee. The second guest is Dr. William Martin, the Harry and Hazel Chavanne Senior Fellow in Religion and Public Policy and Director of the Institute’s Drug Policy Program. Dr. Harris and Dr. Martin have recently co-authored a policy brief titled “Drug Policy Priority Issues for the Biden Administration.” It is available on the Baker Institute website.

This week we have something HUGE up our sleeves! Comedian Alfred Robles joins us to talk sports, what he's up to and tells stories about his old stomping ground! If you're a NELA native this episode is for you!

The May 25 death of George Floyd in police custody triggered one of the most massive series of protests in U.S. history. Around the country, hundreds of thousands have marched for police accountability, law enforcement reform, and a dismantling of systemic racism in the nation writ large. What is the role of the war on drugs in deadly interactions between the police and citizens? Has it had a disparate impact on African Americans and other communities of color? Are there policies we can institute that will lead to less deadly and more equitable outcomes? This episode features Dr. Katharine Neill Harris. She is the Alfred C. Glassell, III, Fellow in Drug Policy at the Baker Institute and the author of a prescient institute blog dated June 8 that highlighted the role of the drug war in the deaths of George Floyd and others.

This week Diego and M.O. talk about how Bobby Bonilla is the ultimate finesse king, Makur Maker going to an HBCU, song you can't skip when it plays, another Forensic Files story, NFAC and much more!!! Put your comments in the comments or hit us on the email at wesomeplayas@outlook.com or call the batline at (916) 538-4190 and leave text or voicemails #WeSomePlayas #WSP #DubDollaSignP #PlayasClubAlumni #AudioDopeKingpins #SilverSurferWave Instagram: @wesomeplayasTwitter: @wesomeplayasCash App: $WeSomePlayas --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wesomeplayas/message

On this episode of A Circle in a Square, Alex chats with Marni Regan, the owner, operator, and head designer of A Garden Bouquet in Orange. A Garden Bouquet is a full-service florist that just opened a flower stand on Glassell and Maple right outside of The Filling Station. Marni's joy for flowers came from her college job at Fashion Island, and she continued to dabble in her passion as a hobby by creating floral arrangements for family and friends. After pursuing a career in interior design for 20 years, Marni decided to go back to her first love and open a flower shop in Newport Beach. After her business became a wild success in Newport, Marni decided she needed a change of scenery. She sold the flower stand and moved her family to Hawaii!  After almost a year of soaking up the Hawaiin sun rays, Marni felt homesick and decided to move back to her hometown of Orange. When she visited the Plaza, she loved the feel and sense of community in Old Town Orange but noticed there was a need for a flower stand. She noticed there wasn't anything like it in the area and felt like it would be the perfect addition to this cute area. She went to work and partnered with The Filling Station to become the first official street vendor in Orange! She hopes her business paves the way for other companies to become street vendors in our quaint little community. We've got merch! Buy Old Towne Orange merchandise, tees, mugs, hats, clothes and more!https://shop.iheartoldtowneorange.com/BECOME A PATRON AND GET COOL STUFF!Do you enjoy #CircleSquarePodcast? Then please consider supporting us on Patreon. We've got 2 easy levels to show your support, and both involve a super cute custom-made sticker! Join us today.https://www.patreon.com/iheartMarni Regan, Owner and Head Designer of A Garden Bouquet:Website: https://agardenbouquet.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/agardenbouquet/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/agardenbouquet/Follow I Heart OTO On Social Media!Website (Sign Up for our Newsletter): http://iheartoldtowneorange.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IHeartOldTowneOrange/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iheartoldtowneorange/ Thank you, everyone, for listening! Leave us a comment and share our podcast with your friends!Produced and Hosted by: Alex McDermottProduced and Edited by: Marshall ScottPodcast Recorded in Orange, CaliforniaAll Rights Reserved.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/iheart)

Vaping has hit the headlines    Dozens of deaths have been attributed to its use.  What is vaping?     How dangerous is it?   Does it pose a special health hazard to teenagers?   Is vaping useful for people seeking to quit smoking?   And what public policy approach should we take towards it? This episode has two guests.   Dr. Bill Martin is the Harry and Hazel Chavanne Senior Fellow in Religion and Public Policy and Director of the Baker Institute’s Drug Policy Program.  Dr. Katharine Neill Harris is the Alfred C. Glassell, III, Fellow in Drug Policy here at the institute.    They have recently published a paper, “Vaping: Clearing the Air.”  It is available at the Baker Institute website.

Joel Jerome recently released singles "It Will Feel Good To Die" (video: https://bit.ly/2WOQpiI) and "There's Nothing Here To Bother You Anymore" (https://bit.ly/32lIBWU). His sound is described as "psychedelic folk pop." Jerome previously fronted the indie pop band Dios (Malos). He has also produced bands like Cherry Glazerr, L.A. Witch, The Buttertones, and many others.  (originally published on the Records of Mass Production podcast)

In the last five years, we’ve seen a proliferation of body cameras for police officers.  They are seen by many as an important tool in ensuring accountability by discouraging misconduct – up to and including unjustified shooting of suspects – by police personnel. But could there be a negative side effect? Specifically, could we see an increase in minor drug arrests among officers who feel compelled to act once a camera captures an interaction with an offender?  What can be done, if anything, to limit the impact of body cams on increasing arrest rates?  This episode’s guest is Dr. Katharine Neill Harris.  She is the Alfred C. Glassell, III, Fellow in Drug Policy at the Baker Institute.  

Dancing Your Life ~ Corinna Stoeffl Radio Show You might think that this is a strange question. We all need money. Needing money says nothing about loving or hating money. What believes do you have that, being aware of them, would allow you to see where you are? How would changing these believes impact the amount of money you have? Born to be a glamorous globetrotter, raised in oil patch opulence, educated in New York City, and finished with a big dose of reality as a struggling single mom. Today Curry Glassell is a global progressive powerhouse putting people, ideas and money together to create positive lasting change.  As a provocative, multi-faceted change agent, Curry is a dynamic producer, author, speaker, philanthropist, and art-loving mother of two who always seeks to promote her personal mission to make everyone feel valued, with every project - and person - she touches.  The ambitious, engaging Houstonian is propelled by both a substantial talent for connecting people; as well as a compelling back story, which underpins Curry’s desire to help others experience profound joy in their adult lives, by shifting habitual thinking so they can make more satisfying choices in the future.  Curry Glassell’s progressive world view is informed by early experiences in Texas, Manhattan and Boston. While the glitter and gold of girlhood looked warm and beautiful to outsiders, reality was far different inside the chilly Glassell bubble. Later, when she found herself a divorced, deserted and desolate single mom of two young boys, she pivoted and took total charge of her own life to forge a courageous new path-- supercharged with a passion for conscious change and personal empowerment.  It is easy to remember how to pronounce her slightly sassy name, which is more than fitting for her dual coast soul.  info@curryglassell.com   https://www.curryglassell.com ~ More About Dancing Your Life with Corinna Stoeffl ~  I love to watch ravens dance on the wind, the stronger the wind, the more fun they seem to have. What if we danced our lives? What do I mean with that? How much fun and ease can we have in our lives? How much intensity would we allow ourselves to experience? How much elegance would we enjoy? What could change if we were in communion with others, with animals and plants, with the earth? What if nothing had significance? It is not that I know all or have answers to any of those questions above. I am curious, I like to explore, I will even jump if necessary in order to find out. Would you like to join me on that exploration? On this journey, I will use the tools of Access Consciousness®, the conversations we have and my love of looking at something from all different angles (what I jokingly call mental gymnastics.) I invite you to a lighthearted and fun exploration of all of life. http://beinginawareness.com/ http://www.facebook.com/BeinginAwareness Corinna@BeingInAwareness.com https://change-made-easy.mn.co To get more of Dancing Your Life, Corinna Stoeffl, be sure to visit the archives page for replays of all her shows here: https://www.inspiredchoicesnetwork.com/podcast/dancing-your-life-corinna-stoeffl/  

Jeanne Jones is a painter from Houston, and works in her studio in the Silos within the Sawyer Yards Arts District.  She is currently a part of the Glassell school Block program where she continues to thrive and grow as an artist.  Her flower paintings are a favorite subject and are beautifully rendered.  Working large, the flowers seem to ... Read More --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The nationwide trend towards removing or lowering penalties for marijuana use and possession is gaining momentum.  22 states have passed some form of decriminalization.   Even conservative Texas is considering legislation that would sharply reduce penalties.   What are the benefits of liberalizing our laws on marijuana?   Are there any downsides? This episode’s guest is Dr. Katharine Neill Harris.  She is the Alfred C. Glassell, III, Fellow in Drug Policy at the Baker Institute.  

Full show notes at whatelseispossible.com In the first episode of the What Else Is Possible Show, Megan Hill is joined by her Access Consciousness colleague, Curry Glassell. Megan describes Curry as one of the most phenomenal creators in the world, and Curry puts it down to being the question “what else is possible?”. This question can change your whole day. When there is drama or trauma, you can get to enthusiasm and possibility to get out of it a lot easier. If you have a problem, know what you can change it. On today’s podcast: Asking the questions to reset your day Realizing that you are the source of creation with your life Being acknowledged as a person It’s never too late or too early to create your life Right Riches For You Links: Megan on Access Consciousness Megan on Facebook Megan on Twitter Megan on YouTube Curry on Facebook Curry on Twitter Curry on LinkedIn Curry on Instagram Curry on YouTube Curry’s website In the first episode of What Else Is Possible, Curry Glassell talks to Megan Hill about asking the Access Consciousness questions to live your best life possible. “What else is possible?” and “how does it get any better than this?” are tools which have transformed lives, and can help you too. Download the full show summary with all the tools here: www.whatelseispossible.com

Joseph Havel is a world-renowned artist who lives and works in Houston, Texas. In addition to his studio practice, Joseph is Director of the Glassell School of Art and its acclaimed Core Residency Program. Originally from Minnesota, he obtained his BFA from the University of Minnesota and his MFA from Penn State. Joseph is best known for his ever-changing body of work which consists mostly of sculptures, but also drawings. His artwork has been exhibited extensively worldwide and he is part of the permanent collections of many of the world’s top art institutions, including The Whitney Museum of American Art, The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Le Centre Pompidou, The Ministry of Culture – Paris, The Menil Collection and The Museum of Fine Arts – Houston. He has received numerous awards, including a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship, a Louis Comfort Tiffany Fellowship, the Dallas Contemporary’s Texas Legend Award and Texas State Visual Artist of the Year. He is represented by a number of galleries, including Talley Dunn Gallery in Dallas and Hiram Butler Gallery in Houston.I recently sat down with Joseph in a private viewing room at Talley Dunn prior to a recent opening where we discussed growing up in Minnesota, conceptual art, white shirts, the Glassell School, the state of change in San Francisco and avoiding boxes.

Joseph Havel is a world-renowned artist who lives and works in Houston, Texas. In addition to his studio practice, Joseph is Director of the Glassell School of Art and its acclaimed Core Residency Program. Originally from Minnesota, he obtained his BFA from the University of Minnesota and his MFA from Penn State. Joseph is best known for his ever-changing body of work which consists mostly of sculptures, but also drawings. His artwork has been exhibited extensively worldwide and he is part of the permanent collections of many of the world’s top art institutions, including The Whitney Museum of American Art, The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Le Centre Pompidou, The Ministry of Culture – Paris, The Menil Collection and The Museum of Fine Arts – Houston. He has received numerous awards, including a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship, a Louis Comfort Tiffany Fellowship, the Dallas Contemporary’s Texas Legend Award and Texas State Visual Artist of the Year. He is represented by a number of galleries, including Talley Dunn Gallery in Dallas and Hiram Butler Gallery in Houston.I recently sat down with Joseph in a private viewing room at Talley Dunn prior to a recent opening where we discussed growing up in Minnesota, conceptual art, white shirts, the Glassell School, the state of change in San Francisco and avoiding boxes.

Tens of thousands of Americans are dying every year from opioid-related causes — as many as from gun violence or car accidents. Opioid addiction has become a major public health crisis and an important political issue. What are the origins of the opioid epidemic, and what should we do to address it? In this episode, Katharine Neill Harris, the Alfred C. Glassell, III, Fellow in Drug Policy at the Baker Institute, discusses the history of the opioid crisis and explores possible policy solutions.

Full show notes at whatelseispossible.com In the first episode of the What Else Is Possible Show, Megan Hill is joined by her Access Consciousness colleague, Curry Glassell. Megan describes Curry as one of the most phenomenal creators in the world, and Curry puts it down to being the question “what else is possible?”. This question can change your whole day. When there is drama or trauma, you can get to enthusiasm and possibility to get out of it a lot easier. If you have a problem, know what you can change it. On today’s podcast: Asking the questions to reset your day Realizing that you are the source of creation with your life Being acknowledged as a person It’s never too late or too early to create your life Right Riches For You Links: Megan on Access Consciousness Megan on Facebook Megan on Twitter Megan on YouTube Curry on Facebook Curry on Twitter Curry on LinkedIn Curry on Instagram Curry on YouTube Curry’s website In the first episode of What Else Is Possible, Curry Glassell talks to Megan Hill about asking the Access Consciousness questions to live your best life possible. “What else is possible?” and “how does it get any better than this?” are tools which have transformed lives, and can help you too. Download the full show summary with all the tools here: www.whatelseispossible.com

My friend and personal financial inspiration, Curry Glassell, has one of the most incredible financial transformation stories I've ever heard. Since her father was a billionaire, Curry never had a shortage of financial abundance as a child. She grew up, left home, and struggled as a single mother. Now she leads her own empire as a financial coach. These transitions - from rich and hating it, to difficulty and struggle, to finally taking hold of her own finances and owning her own empire - informed her highly acclaimed programs. Listen Now About Our Speaker Born to a wealthy oil tycoon, raised in oil patch opulence, educated in New York City, and finished with a big dose of reality as a struggling single mom, today Curry Glassell is a global progressive powerhouse putting people, ideas and money together to create positive lasting change. Curry is a dynamic producer, author, speaker, philanthropist, and art-loving mother of two who always seeks to promote her personal mission to make everyone feel valued, with every project-- and person-- she touches. The ambitious, engaging Houstonian is propelled by both a substantial talent for connecting people; as well as a compelling back story, which underpins Curry's desire to help others experience profound joy in their adult lives, by shifting habitual thinking so they can make more satisfying choices in the future. Curry Glassell's progressive world view is informed by early experiences in Texas, Manhattan and Boston. While the glitter and gold of girlhood looked warm and beautiful to outsiders, reality was far different inside the chilly Glassell bubble. Later, when she found herself a divorced, deserted and desolate single mom of two young boys, she pivoted and took total charge of her own life to forge a courageous new path-- supercharged with a passion for conscious change and personal empowerment. Get More From Our Speaker Shop Curry's highly acclaimed program, I'm Rich and Getting Richer, at the Real Raw You shop now! ==================================== Did you enjoy the podcast? Please leave us a 5-Star iTunes Review! Get more from Jeneth: Pick up Jeneth's book, Falling in Stilettos on Amazon