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MEMBERSHIP and Gift Memberships! (Get AD FREE Shows & Bonus Content) MERCHANDISE! REFER-O-MATIC! Sign up, share widely, get rewards. It's that easy!   Air Date 12/12/2020 Today we take a look at the prospects for Biden's foreign policy looking forward which seems to be mostly looking backward to an era of American over-confidence and self-ascribed "exceptionalism" that may never have been warranted, the fact of which becomes clearer with every passing year, something people living outside the US have known for decades. Be part of the show! Leave us a message at 202-999-3991 or email Jay@BestOfTheLeft.com  Transcript EPISODE SPONSORS: GROUND.NEWS/BEST Want to advertise/sponsor the show? Details -> advertisecast.com/BestoftheLeft SHOW NOTES Ch. 1: State-Sanctioned Killers: As Trump Expedites Executions at Home, Biden Builds Team for Wars Abroad part 1 - Intercepted with Jeremy Scahill - Air Date 12-9-20 As Biden builds his Cabinet, his national security team is looking a lot like a replay of the Obama-Biden militarist coterie. Biden’s nominees include notorious hawks who were central to the genocidal war in Yemen andthe weapons sales to Saudi Arabia. Ch. 2: What if the U.S. Just Didn’t? Part 1 - What Next - Air Date 12-10-20 America has an opportunity to take a back seat and embrace global collaboration, Peter Beinart discusses. Ch. 3: Check Your Blindspot - Air Date 12-12-20 The Ground News app features The Blindspot which highlights news stories that just aren’t being covered by one end of the political spectrum or the other so I use The Blindspot to quiz contestants on theirs. Ch. 4: State-Sanctioned Killers: As Trump Expedites Executions at Home, Biden Builds Team for Wars Abroad part 2 - Intercepted with Jeremy Scahill - Air Date 12-9-20 As Biden builds his Cabinet, his national security team is looking a lot like a replay of the Obama-Biden militarist coterie. Biden’s nominees include notorious hawks who were central to the genocidal war in Yemen andthe weapons sales to Saudi Arabia. Ch. 5: Why Biden Can't Go Back to the Foreign Policy Status-Quo w/ Stephen Wertheim - The Majority Report w/ Sam Seder - Air Date 12-2-20 Sam hosts Stephen Wertheim deputy director of research and policy at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, to discuss Joe Biden's foreign policy appointees and why the president-elect should resist the Washington establishment. Ch. 6: What if the U.S. Just Didn’t? Part 2 - What Next - Air Date 12-10-20 America has an opportunity to take a back seat and embrace global collaboration, Peter Beinart discusses. MEMBERS-ONLY BONUS CLIP(S) Ch. 7: A Trap? Why Assassination of Top Iranian Nuclear Scientist Could Tie Biden’s Hands in Future Talks - Democracy Now! - Air Date 11-30-20 Iran’s top nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was assassinated Friday while driving on a highway outside Tehran. Iran accuses Israel of orchestrating the killing, which is the latest in a string of assassinations targeting Iranian scientists VOICEMAILS Ch. 8: Fan of Outlander - Cara Ch. 9: Jacobite Uprising/Confederacy Episode - Marc from London (Scotland Originally!) FINAL COMMENTS Ch. 10: Final comments on why it's ok to watch Outlander MUSIC (Blue Dot Sessions): Opening Theme: Loving Acoustic Instrumental by John Douglas Orr  Voicemail Music: Low Key Lost Feeling Electro by Alex Stinnent Activism Music: This Fickle World by Theo Bard Closing Music: Upbeat Laid Back Indie Rock by Alex Stinnent   Produced by Jay! Tomlinson Visit us at BestOfTheLeft.com SUPPORT THE SHOW Listen Anywhere! Check out the BotL iOS/Android App in the App Stores! Follow at Twitter.com/BestOfTheLeft Like at Facebook.com/BestOfTheLeft Contact me directly at Jay@BestOfTheLeft.com

Jeff Fishel is a charming, hospitality professional who leads with his heart.  Though he describes himself as a bald, country kid from North Carolina, he has a passion for city life, industry, and philanthropy. If you combine those enterprises with his endless thrist for knowledge, you get an extremely diverse gentleman who tends to put others' well-being ahead of himself -- for better or worse. Let him inspire you with his flair for storytelling, and his innate desire to uplift others through wisdom and role modeling.  Follow Jeff here: @Jeff_C_FishelFacebook - Jeff FishelFollow me, Nicholas, on Instagram, for more motivational content and a sneak peek into my daily activities:@TeacherinyourpocketYouTube Channel To purchase one of my books, please view the links below:For Bright Bored & Disruptive StudentsFor Tired Frustrated Angry Morose TeachersFor all other bookings, requests, comments, and contact information, please visit my website.

Barn session Make-O-the-Days, Slappy Days, Seize the Seconds, SOTY, Madness, Fabiana, Alright, OK with Elijah Berle and Gilbert Crockett, and on and on and on… Join the discussion in the Barn Burner Crew FB group AUDIO VERSION: VIDEO VERSION: SPONSORS: Amazon Old Dude Skate Co. Next For Me AdamandEve.com – use promo code SK8 Intro/Outro/Ads(...) The post Skatosis 181 – Can’t Go Back appeared first on Skatosis - An Obsession with Skateboarding.

Courtney speaks with Alaina Newell, creator of the podcast "The Fourth Wall," as part of the video series “We Can’t Go Back.” In this insightful episode, Courtney and Alaina discuss Newell's podcast and its inception, and they confront the contradiction of theatrical safe spaces (and its severe lack of brave spaces). Candidly, Alaina admits that she has approached her participation in the field with compassion, but that compassion has not always been reciprocated, highlighting deeply-rooted institutional racism. One commonality that is very present in this episode is how and why Courtney and Alaina have both created their respective brave virtual spaces—their podcasts—in which BIPOC artists' voices must be centered, amplified and celebrated. Lastly, Courtney and Alaina discuss what is being done, what could be done and what must be done to dismantle systemic white supremacy within arts and cultural institutions. And how leading with anti-racism and amplifying Black voices—and hearing and listening to those voices—is essential to unifying and strengthening the field.

Ladies in garage meet the ladies in the ring. Wrestling is much more than dramatic storylines with rehearsed moves, it has given the opportunity to marginalized groups and created cultural icons. Learn a little about its importance throughout south of the border while listening to an all ladies playlist. - Sandy Edmunds. Come See About Me-Denise and company. Boy, What'll You do Then?-They Pussycats. You Can't Stop Loving Me-The Debs. My Best Friend -The Pleasure Seekers. What a Way to Die-Silky and The Shauntungs. He's a Fink-Darby Sisters. Go Back to Your Pontiac-Judy Brown. I'm Such a Fool

Next Don Lorenzo Show @ [ODC LIVE](https://odc.live/) : 2020-11-13 / 21:00-23:00 ! ❤️ Thanks and full support to all artists playlisted for your music ! ❤️ ARÕMA, Deepti Gupta - Ukiyo Darksidevinyl, Tomy Wahl - Paradise m.age.project - City Of Dust Aril Brikha, Ian Urbina - Wanita Menangis Julien Jabre - Cavalcade DJ Gregory - Afromobile Polo & Pan - Pili Pili Loco Dice - Ya Free Just Move Gene Farris - Soul Food Fabrizzio Alarcon - Ghetto Fonky - Original Mix Lebedev (RU), B.JINX - Won't Go Back Tilman, Rhode & Brown - Could Weave A Memory Rufus Gibson - Down In The Point Alan Fitzpatrick, Patrice Rushen - Haven't You Heard (Butch Remix) Agrume, Naux - Dom Nidiou Mr. Oizo - Flat Beat Daft Punk - Around the World Azzido Da Bass - Dooms Night (Timo Maas Remix) Joyce Muniz - Deeper the Soul (Huxley Remix) Ian O'Donovan - Sun (Panthera Krause Remix) Panthera Krause - Genki Girl Digitalism - Promises - Extended Mix Kim Wilde - Cambodia [Matt Pop Extended Version] Fort Romeau - a far reaching light Eduardo De La Calle - New Neoliberal Ideas Loco Dice - Ya Free Just Move Joeski - I Miss You Xavier Desandre Navarre - Akzak Song - Viadanse Fattoumi/Lamoureux Fort Romeau - the wind as it took her Hurlee - La Jeune Nuit - Original Mix Turan Disco - Kathmandu (Zoltán Re-Edit) Mehmet Aslan - Comme il faut

Sunday, November 8th - 11am “Don’t Go Back”, Hebrews 12:18-29, Pastor Wayne Cofield Online giving now available. To give please visit: www.whitfieldbaptist.com/give For more information or to get in contact with us, please visit www.whitfieldbaptist.com

This episode opens with a discussion with our partners at Creative Generation's Jeff Poulin (Managing Director) and André Solomon (Community Engagement Specialist). An introduction to the podcast's video series, "We Can't Go Back," their dynamic discussion is around systemic racism and anti-racist practices within the fields of arts and arts education addresses the need for systemic restructuring, not incremental spotlighting of these very real issues, in order to make true change happen. And this discussion is not just theoretical. No. It's a discussion about intentional steps that both Jeff and Courtney are taking to actually make change an action, not wish, by cultivating liberated spaces and standardizing abolitionist teaching practices that decenter whiteness and honor the stories of artists who are Black, Indigenous and People of Color. The second half of the podcast is a fascinating conversation between Courtney and two giants in the fields of arts and arts education: Adia Tamar Whitaker, Artistic Director of Àse Dance Theatre Collective; and Toya Lillard, Executive Director of viBe Theater Experience. Together, they discuss concepts like: folklore as it exists in the past, in the present and within the bodies of Black people; the direct connection between art and activism; feeling like a leader but being perceived as a problem; surviving in hopes of thriving. Through questions like: "What are some ways you embed anti-racist practices into your work?" and "What are some actions arts institutions can take to restructure and dismantle oppressive systems and policies that uphold white supremacist constructs?," Courtney, Adia and Toya have a rich and intense conversation about the necessary shifts needed to begin creating liberated and brave spaces for Black women and for all BIPOC artists to exist, explore and create art. Final thought: What is the true change you want to see in the world? See it. Say it. Make it. Be it. #Onwards

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There Are Things to Fear - Ten Horror Films to Go Back to On this week's episode of WatchThis W/RickRamos, Mr. Chavez is absent so Mr. Ramos is forced to fly solo and talk "Ten Films That Continue to Scare the Hell Out of Him". Horror, Serial Killers, Thrillers, Chillers, Chainsaws, Sideshows, Monsters & Mad Scientists . . . the Horror Genre has never been one to shy away from doing what is necessary to get the scare. Sit back and take a listen as Mr. Ramos talks ten films that continue to scare the shit out of him. Hope you agree and hope you take that leap into films that you had only heard about, but were too afraid to watch. Questions, Comments, Complaints, & Suggestions can be directed to gondoramos@yahoo.com. Many Thanks for Your Continued Love & Support.

We are so lucky to have not one but three great guests. James Walsh, Pete Kirby and Steve 'Smiley' Barnard.We preview the latest album, You Can't Go Back and play the 13 tracks from it.We discover how the guys recorded this fine album with social distancing and the lengths they went to complete this masterpiece.

Can you get to hell from a storm drain in southern Ohio? Legend claims that a haunted portal called Satan's Hollow that leads straight to hell is located in Blue Ash, Ohio. Satan's Hollow is a series of drainage tunnels, where a group of Satanists used to meet in an altar room, and conduct their rituals. Inside the tunnel/storm drain, there is graffiti on the wall including symbols of the sign of the Devil, 666 and the words “GO BACK” and “HELL LIES AHEAD.” While these tunnels certainly are creepy, they aren’t very big. Aside from the area when you enter the tunnel system, you pretty much have to stay bent over to get through, & they get smaller as you go on.People have heard screams coming from inside the tunnel at night, have seen floating faces, skulls, and apparitions, and some have seen a strange glow flickering from within. There is also supposedly a demon called “The Shadow Man” that waits inside guarding the tunnels from trespassers. In the Altar Room, it is claimed that you can hear strange noises that sound like footsteps rapidly making their way through the shallow film of water that flows everywhere, and the energy in the vicinity changes. Are these storm drains a portal to hell? Join us on episode 99 to hear more about Satan's Hollow!Follow Us:https://www.paranormalpunchers.comhttps://twitter.com/ppunchershttps://instagram.com/paranormalpunchershttps://www.facebook.com/paranormalpunchersSupport the Show:https://www.teepublic.com/stores/paranormal-punchershttps://www.patreon.com/paranormalpunchers

Can you get to hell from a storm drain in southern Ohio? Legend claims that a haunted portal called Satan's Hollow that leads straight to hell is located in Blue Ash, Ohio. Satan's Hollow is a series of drainage tunnels, where a group of Satanists used to meet in an altar room, and conduct their rituals. Inside the tunnel/storm drain, there is graffiti on the wall including symbols of the sign of the Devil, 666 and the words “GO BACK” and “HELL LIES AHEAD.” While these tunnels certainly are creepy, they aren’t very big. Aside from the area when you enter the tunnel system, you pretty much have to stay bent over to get through, & they get smaller as you go on.People have heard screams coming from inside the tunnel at night, have seen floating faces, skulls, and apparitions, and some have seen a strange glow flickering from within. There is also supposedly a demon called “The Shadow Man” that waits inside guarding the tunnels from trespassers. In the Altar Room, it is claimed that you can hear strange noises that sound like footsteps rapidly making their way through the shallow film of water that flows everywhere, and the energy in the vicinity changes. Are these storm drains a portal to hell? Join us on episode 99 to hear more about Satan's Hollow!Follow Us:https://www.paranormalpunchers.comhttps://twitter.com/ppunchershttps://instagram.com/paranormalpunchershttps://www.facebook.com/paranormalpunchersSupport the Show:https://www.teepublic.com/stores/paranormal-punchershttps://www.patreon.com/paranormalpunchers

This podcast will not be all italo disco, but this episode is. Track listing (and where to buy these tracks):  Kano, “Another Life” — Apple Music • Spotify • Amazon Music Vic Trick, “I Want Someone to Love” — Apple Music • Spotify • Amazon Music Dario Delle’Aere, “Eagles in the Night”  Glasses, “Fall in Love Again” Paul Lekakis, “Boom Boom (Let’s Go Back to My Room)” — Apple Music • Spotify • Amazon Music Vivien Vee, “Blue Disease” — Apple Music • Spotify • Amazon Music New Sin, “Black Fantasy” — Spotify • Amazon Music Cristina, “Gimme Love” — Spotify Natasha King, “AM/FM” — Apple Music • Spotify • Amazon Music Scotch, “Disco Band” — Apple Music • Spotify • Amazon Music Sylvi Foster, “Hookey” — Apple Music • Spotify • Amazon Music Daydream, “Baby Baby” Via Verdi, “Diamond” — Apple Music • Spotify • Amazon Music Giusy Dej, “Follow Me” Have a listen to Different Head, a mixtape podcast that made me want to try this one out. This whole thing is put together by me, Drew Mackie. Follow me on Twitter. I'm on Instagram too. Also listen to the Spotify playlist that inspired this podcast. If you have a recommendation for a song you think should be played on the show, hit me up on Twitter or leave me a voicemail by calling ‪(970) 823-4726 — or 970 82 DISCO. I may play your recommendation on a future show. The art for this podcast was designed by Sarah Wickham, who rocks. Check out her art and also buy her stuff. Subscribe: Mixcloud • iTunes • Stitcher • Libsyn • Google Podcasts  Listen to the Spotify playlist that spawned this podcast.

#LegallyClueless Ep82 Join the #LegallyClueless instagram page here: https://www.instagram.com/legallycluelesspodcast/ Here's the #LegallyClueless hotline number: +254768628790 I share a few tips on SELF-DOUBT and I hope they help you. If you have any tips feel free to send them my way! The song of the week is so WONDERFUL! It's by KOJEY RADICAL and it's called "Can't Go Back". I love it so much! Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZCNgXzRq-o On 100 African Stories Brian Babu shares about loosing his parents by the time he was 9 years old, moving in with different families, his identity as a man and his journey into the fashion world. Connect with him here: https://www.instagram.com/brianbabu/

Are you running from God? If we run God will find us. He always knows where we are. He'll probably ask us some questions. We must know where we've been before we can know where we are going. Sometimes we have to turn around and go back before we can go forward. God does want us to move forward. We may have to go through some trouble but God will see us through it. We must submit to God. True biblical submission benefits us.

1. Tom Jones And Jools Holland ~ Good Morning Blues/One O’clock Jump 2. Ha The Unclear ~ Fake Flowers 3. Yello ~ Big Boy’s Blues 4. Angel Olsen ~ (We Are All Mirrors) 5. Rose City Band ~ Morning Light 6. Bruce Springsteen ~ Letter To You 7. Edgar Winter Group ~ Frankenstein 8. Larkin Poe ~ She’s A Self Made Man 9. Jerry Lee Lewis/John Fogerty ~ Travellin’ Band 10. Nicole Atkins ~ Forever 11. Deep Purple ~ Dancing In My Sleep 12. Charlie Parr ~ Ain’t No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down 13. REM ~ (Don’t Go Back to) Rockville 14. Protomartyr ~ Worm In Heaven 15. Miss June ~ Twitch

This was an incredible quarter. So many great releases but I had to whittle down to some of my favorite 20. I will also put together a spotify playlist! Enjoy! www.kmusiceveryday.com www.instagram.com/kmusiceveryday www.twitter.com/kmusiceveryday 1. Cherry Coke - ratherkillyou [00:00] 2. Summer Soul - Junkfood [03:05] 3. Silica Gel - Kyo181 [06:35] 4. Bradystreet - HIGH TIMES [10:41] 5. Skinny Brown, Jayci yucca, TOIL, Han Yo Han - 안돼! 돌아가 (No! Go Back) [13:35] 6. Hoody - Submarine (K) [16:33] 7. Soovi, YunB, Swervy - D.R.E.A.M. [20:16] 8. CIFIKA - Give me time [24:04] 9. Omega Sapien - Ah! Ego [28:05] 10. Woo - Chik Chik Pok Pok Freestyle feat. Jvcki Wai, Simo [30:57] 11. Zene the Zilla - ITX feat. Changmo [33:55] 12. Changmo - Swoosh Flow Remix (Feat. 365lit, ZENE THE ZILLA, Chamane, Paul Blanco, Damndef, Keem Hyo-Eun & Northfacegawd [37:07] 13. Sik-k, BIG Naughty, Woodie Gochild, HOAN, Trade L - DDDD Freestyle [41:35] 14. Khundi Panda - 낙찰 전 용기의 합창단 (Story On Sale) (Feat. DAMYE) [45:02] 15. Tabber - Runners High [49:11] 16. meenoi - Sunbeam [52:31] 17. Crush - Let Me feat. Devin Morrison [55:05] 18. June - Now feat. THAMA [58:11] 19. Youra - Homework! [01:02:00] 20. Sole - Mm Mm [01:05:35]

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Welcome to the Catholic Dirt podcast. This episode is brought to you by: PurpleCircle.io Kajabi.com My Joy Organics Handy Man Today (South Florida ONLY) 754-235-6520 Catholic Dirt was created from the idea that in order to be better Catholic friends, brothers, husbands, and fathers, then it’s about time as men we put in some work and get a little dirty in our faith walk. On this week's Catholic Dirt... Go Back. Just go Back... September 27th, 2020. Resources mentioned and extras: CatholicDirt.com Catholic Charities If you have a story or a comment to share, feel free to drop us a voice mail at podcast.catholicdirt.com, email us catholicdirt@gmail.com, or text DIRT to 305-697-6013. This show wouldn’t be possible without listeners like you. Thank you to those who donate to the show monthly. Thank you to our sponsors and thank you for those of you who consider using them. We couldn't do this without you. We hope you enjoy this episode and may God bless you on your faith walk to being better soil. --- 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/catholicdirt/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/catholicdirt/support

Vivre des retrouvailles avec Sylvie Fréchette, Double médaillée olympique en nage synchronisée, conférencière, auteure, et entraîneuse au Club Neptune Synchro.   Description de l'épisode:   Double championne du monde et championne olympique de nage synchronisée, Sylvie témoigne aujourd'hui, à titre de conférencière et d'instigatrice de projets, de son expérience dans le domaine du sport et dans celui du divertissement créatif. Sylvie a eue une année 2020 remplie de défis. On reviendra sur son passage en politique (plus marquant qu'elle le croit, d'où sa présence dans mon Top Femmes de 2019), et sa résilience en temps de Covid-19. Femmes, politique, athlète, suicide, résilience, santé mentale, changement, médaille d'or, Jeux Olympiques, performance, savoir être. Liens et ressources de l'épisode:   Pour rejoindre Sylvie Fréchette, voici les liens pertinents: Site web de Sylvie Fréchette: https://neptunesynchro.com/ Profil Facebook de Sylvie Fréchette: https://www.facebook.com/SylvieFrechetteOly/ Profil LinkedIn de Sylvie Fréchette: https://www.linkedin.com/in/syfrechette/ Pour retrouver les liens pour me rejoindre: Mon site internet: www.janieduquette.com Ma page Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/janieduquette7/ Mon profil LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janie-duquette-0988855 Mon profil Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janieduquette Mon profil Twitter: https://twitter.com/janieduquette7

Zophar’s Zingers: His First Reply to Job | Job 11:1-20 | ***Click on the "Notes" icon above for a .pdf of the sermon outline*** « Go Back

Three education workers talk about school reopening, and their struggle to protect their health and that of their students. The post Belabored: Is it Safe to Go Back to School? appeared first on Dissent Magazine.

À quatorze ans, Marcia est choisiee par Micheline Lanctôt pour tenir le premier rôle dans Sonatine, film qui a gagné le Lion d'argent à Cannes en 1984. Forte de sa formation universitaire en communication, Marcia travaille depuis vingt ans dans le milieu artistique, à titre de chroniqueuse, recherchiste , conceptrice, scénariste, auteure, comédienne et animatrice, en plus de collaborer à des dizaines d'émissions de télévision Savoir être, prix lâcher, moment présent, simplicité volontaire, espace mental, santé mentale, ouverture, féminisme, amour, relation mère fille, unicité, hors norme, singularité, authenticité, passion, amour, ruptures, amour de soi Liens et ressources de l'épisode: Pour rejoindre Marcia Pilote, voici les liens pertinents: Site web de Marcia Pilote: https://marciacommejelaime.com/ Profil Facebook de Marcia Pilote: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Artist/Marcia-Pilote-362512447160972/ Profil LinkedIn de Marcia Pilote: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcia-pilote-22137068/ Pour retrouver les liens pour me rejoindre: Mon site internet: www.janieduquette.com Ma page Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/janieduquette7/ Mon profil LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janie-duquette-0988855 Mon profil Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janieduquette Mon profil Twitter: https://twitter.com/janieduquette7

Please consider a paid subscription to this daily podcast. Everyday I will interview 2 or more expert guests on a wide range of issues. I will continue to be transparent about my life, issues and vulnerabilities in hopes we can relate, connect and grow together. If you want to add something to the show email me StandUpwithPete@gmail.com Join the Stand Up Community The Following interview is also available to view on my YouTube Page.  Dr. Carroll is a health services investigator with an interest in improving pediatric outcomes. He has led multiple studies to improve adolescent diabetes through the use of information technology. First, he designed, developed, and studied the use of mobile technology to improve type 1 diabetes management in diabetes. Now, he is studying the use of clinical decision support to help primary care doctors better screen for, diagnose, and manage type 2 diabetes in adolescents. In addition, Dr. Carroll is the director of the Center for Pediatric and Adolescent Comparative Effectiveness Research, which establishes infrastructure to improve both comparative effectiveness and patient centered outcomes research at Indiana University. One of the initial projects compares the use of information technology and behavioral contracting to improve type 1 diabetes management in adolescents. Dr. Carroll is also engaged in a project to adapt the Diabetes Prevention Program for families, and a study is being conducted to test its efficacy against other programs in a number of settings. Dr. Carroll is the author of the new book “The Bad Food Bible: How and Why to Eat Sinfully,” which suggests that when it comes to “sinful” eats, people may be misled by nutritional claims based on little substantive research. We discussed his most recent column at the NY Times "Stop Expecting Life to Go Back to Normal Next Year Americans will need to take pandemic precautions well into 2021 — yes, even after a vaccine arrives." https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/15/op... Follow Aaron On Twitter https://twitter.com/aaronecarroll?ref... Subscribe to his You Tube Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/thehealt... Read him at the NY Times https://www.nytimes.com/by/aaron-e-ca... How To Vote In The 2020 Election In Every State. Everything you need to know about mail-in and early in-person voting in every state in the age of COVID-19, including the first day you can cast your ballot in the 2020 election. (FiveThirtyEight / NBC News / Wall Street Journal)* *Aggregated by What The Fuck Just Happened Today? Pete on Twitter Pete On Instagram Pete Personal FB page Stand Up with Pete FB page PLEASE SIGN UP FOR A PAID SUBSCRIPTION 

Description de l'épisode: Le docteur Maryse Guay, directrice du Centre de recherche Charles - Le Moyne - Saguenay – Lac - Saint - Jean sur les innovations en santé, du Campus de Longueuil (département des sciences de la santé communautaire, de l'Université de Sherbtrooke) répond aux questions de Charles Gaudreau en lien avec une future vaccination. Liens et ressources de l'épisode: Le site internet du FM 103,3: www.fm1033.ca Charles Gaudreau: jcegaudreau@gmail.com www.USherbrooke.ca

  Description de l'épisode: Le docteur Maryse Guay, directrice du Centre de recherche Charles - Le Moyne - Saguenay - Lac - Saint - Jean sur les innovations en santé, du Campus de Longueuil (département des sciences de la santé communautaire, de l'Université de Sherbtrooke) répond aux questions de Charles Gaudreau en lien avec une future vaccination. Liens et ressources de l'épisode: Le site internet du FM 103,3: www.fm1033.ca Charles Gaudreau: jcegaudreau@gmail.com www.USherbrooke.ca  

Empezamos tercera temporada de GoBack!! Ya confeccionando por fin nuestras nuevas cuñas aunque estrenamos la temporada con las viejas :) Volvemos con nuestro remember mas particular. Play y enjoy!!!

9/6/2020 | Speaker: Pastor Justin Lester | Series: Special Sermon | Let’s Go Back to Church | Nehemiah 11:1-3

Donald Trump has taken America’s relationship with Europe from bad to worse. Emma Ashford chats with Rachel Rizzo of the Truman Project about the prospects for transatlantic relations.1. Rachel Rizzo Bio. 2. Tom McTague, "Remember the 90s, Don't Long for a Return," The Atlantic. 3. Emma Ashford, "Biden Wants to Go Back to a Normal Foreign Policy. That's the Problem," The New York Times. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Let's Go Back to the Future. Eletrika #30 - Synthwave Dreams O post Eletrika #30 – Synthwave Dreams apareceu primeiro em GameFM » Eletrika.

Join Brad and Tom as they yak about Lincoln Logs, caffeinated beverages, Badfinger, songs about Derek Jeter, vodka, George Harrison (again), Winston Churchill, bricks, terabytes, and, most importantly, if they're any closer to being friends. Relevant links below. Email: bradandtomarefriends@gmail.com Twitter: @bradandtompod   The secret history of Special Brew Bad Manners - Special Brew (YouTube) BADFINGER, THE BEATLES' TRAGIC PROTEGES As Soon As Possible Rocky samples Rod Stewart Millions of genetically modified mosquitoes to be released in Florida The Republic Washington D.C., January 5, 1850 Women’s Roller Derby Has a Plan for Covid, and It Kicks Ass Now Is a Great Time to Go Back to an Old iPod

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Welcome back to another episode of the BKS podcast show hosted by Jon Lockley. We hope everybody out there is staying safe in this crazy world we're experiencing right now. Never fear, we've got your music fix right here. This month, Jon delivers a mix of some Tech House gems. To start us off, he includes his new Acid remix of Lebedev & B.Jinx's track "Won't Go Back." It should be coming out before the end of the year, but you get to hear it here first. As always, if you like what you're hearing, like, share and comment. Enjoy the show! https://www.beatport.com/artist/jon-lockley/71787 https://www.mixcloud.com/jonlockley/ https://www.facebook.com/dj.jonlockley/ https://soundcloud.com/jonlockley https://www.traxsource.com/artist/78129/jon-lockley https://open.spotify.com/artist/7xb3phn50rBDIVAR0uTvxC Tracklist: 1.Lebedev, B.Jinx-Won’t Go Back(Jon Lockley Acid Mix) 2.Kevin Andrews, Jason Chance-Krin 3.Beki M-My Dreams 4.Stefano Mango-Man Go Funk 5.Matthias Tanzmann-Crazy Circus(Paco Osuna Mix) 6.Kevin Andrews-Who Got The Funk 7.CamelPhat ft Cari Golden-Freak 8.Joeski-Like This 9.Steve Hope, Danny(AT)-Music is First 10.Marc Russo, Scotty Boy-Don’t Stop The Funk(Club Mix) 11.Scotty Boy, Lavelle Dupree-House U 12.Block & Crown, DeVante-We Are The Players(Extended Mix) 13.Mendo, Angel Heredia-No Scope 14.Kevin Andrews-Culin

S1 ep 13- Where we are. Where we're from. Where we are going & episode 7B Immigrant Shit Reprise (interlude) life is about accumulation Life is about removal Life is a myriad gumboThrow in what you willTake what is necessary I've been here before So many colors Going for yoursGotta get it for my brother Preacher of peaceBut I needs me my pieceMade alot wrongs I gotta let it beThis world won't stopWe all want alotMamma at Sam's clubI cannot stand forThat any longer This shit is long runGotta get a home runThe homes that we run fromGot me burning lungs upI chase this raceThis skin I face I been on my wayBuild it from the ground upVision that surround usI been throwing years awayI could give it all awayBet you imma hit thoughFrom roaches to rentalsGo find the inspo Ration In this nation That have you hitting pavement Got more love than hate andI still feel low isolate emo tionAnd go for broke manNever againI put that on my rentsTook that from my boyThis art for the coinThe shit that annoyI do it Cause I grew inThe wrong side of lights I don't walk to flyHold on your eyes They meant to expose & I don't got the timeTell you all what I mean If I knew what it meanGet it all with my reachDo you want it meBow and denyYou wow with the liesBut it don't honor the lifeGet you low in the lightWho be looking I been bookingJukingOut and onOn my own in town We don't go for nounsCall it what you willAnd tell it how you feelMy minds effortGot a whole shine specialThe whole 9 levelsWhen you hold out better It's the laws of fireLord if IBreak through Then make roomThe more I hate youThe more you faithfulHands up higher Prayer over riotsDon't do it how you like itThis notion The motion Of more endsGet more friends Get no lensI know when I openI close inIn divineThrough out the timeCut out the vinesStraighten the linesBlock out the shineI don't do it for mineI do it for mindsPreach peace GodAt least we wantLove freedomAnd a whole kingdom Of the slow reruns The lowly sonsWho roll Nissan Don't need nothing Head spinTail wind I won't Set inDevelopment Heaven to holdI cannot goBack in my ways That ain't the cure How I lay And loose my wayAnd go for broke confuse the dayTalk with GodBeen off and onI won't know what you write Show my hands fists gone fightFish don't fry In the kitchen Pay no mindTo they rythmMy beat offOur kingdomLook a lil different Not gonna mention Poppa on tensionMomma don't check inCheck in the counterOpen the mouth upSay nothing Take nothingRules for oppressionMind where you steppingLower the eyesKeep with disguise Don't make anymoreDon't go for the priseFuck kinda life Is thisWe bet(ter) not missWe better then thisPoppa don't worry Skin like curryMind like flurryIn morning Always hurry9-5State of lifeThat make no lifeDon't make those eyesThe day go byAnd they don't mindIt is what isI bet we don't missMissing back homeAnd you can't goStack moneyRack moneyThat moneyHat money That money HarmonyThat moneyAll the things That moneyFreedom timePiece of mindKeep peace in mindBuy that home cross those linesBout that note get all that lifeKids need to prosper Dinning room gossip Need to move over Cards the bulldozer Brake downAnd take downAnd make outWith hate ouchMake a life for the life Of the offspring Getting it right or play or tight You can't all beMellow The morning coffee bellowsPast due bills say helloHell don'tFreeze for no oneIdle minds don't focusMore tensionDon't step in ArenasThat require clean upThe stage is not evenWhen is it ever evenIts not like you identify with edenBack home wasn't no betterStale opportunities take the form of terrorThe cold lumber The low numbersThe slow runnersPace for gracePeg that to faithAnd wash your faceAnd work for futureAnd don't you ruinChances for you and your ilkImmigrant shitImmigrants shiftImmigrants liftsIn search for different In search for better In need of opportunity In need of chanceThere is no romance In assimilation Shed the exoskeleton of motherlandIn the pursuit of accumulation To establish the ground workOf preservation For the offspring For the distant heirs and their generation Save money send it back homeSave your mind attach it to your homeWhy should we atone for chanceBirth plants us in a particular landWe have the free will and choice To uproot and seed life where need be In the pursuit of a fertile and bountiful future Its a new way thinking Pour out the beakerGot more and more reasons To try and get evenWord to my engineerWe be bumping out the fearTrynna figure out the field We wanna live a lilIf our tounges don't taste a meal (mil)Our souls gotta tap the feelsDon't I know itThe mind a oceanI mind my own self Keep me open To my annoyance Where'd I come from what I doGet lost in this maze still think about youThe years are relentless Drown out my checklist Some doors they had closed Still gotta rollTackle these fears Clean out my earsGarbage in gossip Garbage in talk up Meter the outcomeThe words they bout none (nothing)On my mother17 others On my mother There's power in numbersIdeas that I run fromRun from ×2I can't go to nowhere that's no place to be Know what I meanOwn up to lifeHope that I mightThe lawyerThe lone oneLive up to ideasThat become source of fearI chase plansWhose blueprints I dont understand How I build out lifeThat I can't justify It takes alotTo make alot Make salatAnd build a loft Keep ambitions to the skyMy American pieBaked by curried skinAll these cuisines they lure me inDishesWishes This shitVicious CyclesThe tight ropeThe right notesTo keep us in line thoughIs this the life that I've chosen Do you think I could be you for a momentMan come from villageMan came to get itDon't wanna hear itDon't hurt the spirits The sins of my fatherThe blessings of my father's father FartherOur bloodYou call it loveI call it uhDo I live upOr give upTalk to the spirits My orishas Protect this creatureGuide my freedomI want edenThe apple too far from the treeAmerican prism Cuff ambitions No cuffs on leninI won't stop my sentence If you don't stop this sentence This prolonged prison So long to experiment Bind experience Times delirious Times we living inHoodiesVersusHoodVersus Hooded figureFigureIt's aOne in the sameGameConnect fourConnect oneTo gunAnd Many runSo many sonsTo slaughter BarterLifeFor what sounds rightOn Twitter InstaGramGods planGrand design Follow the lineFollow orders Fall off the border That's where we all from Board upBrothels That whore usOut For cloutBlue screens White screensDo you know what I thinkThe American dream so frightening Fried wingsAnd brass knuckles The concrete shuffle Shuttle Darker colored facesShip bodies off to places That have little to know space15 minutes that's a time out15 years for 15 seconds that's a wipe outRecess ain't so sweetAs peanut butter treats The recesses in concrete Shackle us from head to feetBox bodies casket mindsLord probably cast net over timeCapture the 50'sCapture the 60'sCapture the 70'sYou know what those eras singOr sungTunes That plague ruinTombsThat became the wombCradle bodies That hurt nobody I don't love my bodyTell me whyI despise Images who feed my eyes Suckle on irreverence Mother America where is our protection  FOLLOW US ON TWITTER @NIGHTWORLDPODEmail us- nightworldpod@hvbrecordings.comSEASON 1 LOOKING THROUGH THE TUNNEL WILL RUN FROM JUNE UNTIL THE END OF OCTOBER.NIGHT WORLD IS RECORDED AT NIGHT SOUND STUDIOS IN CARRBORO NORTH CAROLINA. Fresh Love, Purple and Blue and Soak are  the instrumentals used in today's episode 13 IS FROM SFRBEATS.COMNIGHT WORLD a PODCAST is written  & performed by Arvid, 8TATE HYE, & Zaf. Glenn Schwartz is our recording engineer. Please leave reviews, subscribe and share this podcast.   

Don't Go Back to the Wilderness

The book of Hebrews was written to a group of Jewish Christians who were experiencing persecution. The struggle was so intense that many were thinking of abandoning Christianity to go back to the way things used to be. The author, however, urges them to continue in the faith. He wants them to go back to school and remember who Jesus is and why He is worth following. Go Back to School with us as we recall the basics of our faith and why we follow the Son.

In March of 2020 when COVID-19 hit, many organizations updated their remote work policies at least temporarily to allow people to work from home. Twitter made headlines in May by announcing that a remote work option would be available to their 5,000+ full-time workforce, forever! 15Five CEO, David Hassell interviews Twitter’s head of HR to discuss what Twitter has learned from making this shift after several months.  Jennifer Christie is the VP of People and Chief Human Resources Officer at Twitter. She leads the global people team and works with the executive management team and board of directors to support the strategic direction of the company. Jennifer oversees talent acquisition and management, diversity and inclusion, people systems and analytics, organizational and performance management, and training and development. Even before COVID, Twitter allowed employees to work remotely as part of their larger strategies around decentralization and Diversity & Inclusion. Now as a fully remote organization, in order to maintain the camaraderie that existed in the office, Jennifer and her team find ways to maintain deep connections between “Tweeps” in the remote space. Additionally, they have shifted their benefits plan to support people’s health and well-being in a new reality where gyms are closed and people need certain staple equipment to be successful at home.  Hopefully, in the next year or so, the health risk will abate and people will begin returning to the office once it is safe to do so. Twitter, like many other businesses, are planning a “return to office” strategy. At Twitter, offices will be available for the people who want to return to a shared physical working space. For now, Jennifer shares how to maintain social and emotional connections without a physical office and why it’s imperative that companies start planning for this readjustment now.  How has Covid created new roles for HR within your organization? Tell us in the comments on the episode page!   Also in this episode: Going fully remote and returning to the office  Helping employees with resources, setting boundaries, and remote benefits “Camp Twitter” - Supporting parents when school and camp are closed Diversity & Inclusion at Twitter - a comprehensive strategy including transparency, and setting goals that optimize for D&I efforts  HR as strategic partner to the Board and the rest of the C-suite   Quotes “If we want to be able to attract and retain this growing employee base that is growing very rapidly, we’ve got to start shifting our culture. We have to shift how we work if we’re going to be inclusive of that work style.” [0:57] “We want to try to engineer a different experience so people don’t feel compelled to come back to the office if they don’t want to because they feel like they’re missing out on something.” [13:33] “I don’t think you can nail inclusion if you don’t have a diverse workforce. Decentralization is a key driver of that.” [27:05]   Links Start With Why by Simon Sinek Washington Post: “Twitter Employees Don’t Ever Have to Go Back to the Office (Unless They Want to)” Keeping Our Employees and Partners Safe During #Coronavirus   Find 15Five online Follow 15Five on Facebook | Twitter | Linkedin  

Back to school will be quite different for families across the United States and the world this year. There aren’t many answers to be had to our questions, yet we must make decisions with the best information that we have at this time. I speak with Dr Brad Jerson, a Pediatric Psychologist in the Division of Digestive Diseases, Hepatology, and Nutrition at Connecticut Children’s and an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine about how we can prepare our kids, and ourselves, for the school year. We discuss the behaviors we can model for our children, how we can talk to young kids about mask wearing, and how to engage kids of all ages in conversation about their fears and anxieties during this time. Concepts discussed in this episode: A Checklist to Help Parents Decide: Send Kids Back to School or Keep Them Home During COVID-19? Is It Safe to Send Your Child Back to School During COVID-19? Advice From Connecticut Children’s Physician-in-Chief Ask a Pediatrician: Is It a Good Idea for My Child With Asthma to Go Back to School or Day Care During COVID-19? 7 Ways to Introduce Your Child to Wearing a Mask Coronavirus and IBD Reporting Database Find Dr Brad Jerson on Twitter and at Connecticut Children’s. Find Amber J Tresca at AboutIBD.com, Verywell, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram. Credits: Mix and sound design is by Mac Cooney. Theme music, "IBD Dance Party,” is from ©Cooney Studio.

Film at 11: Go Back to China (2019)   Stacey saw: Host (2020)   Book IT: The Chris Farley Show (2009) by Tom Farley Jr.  Scroll With IT: Pluto TV has a new 24/7 Star Trek channel for you for free this week!   Read with us: We are making a big change this week. This is the last episode of Too Much Scrolling. Starting Tuesday, August 11, 2020 we will premier a new podcast called Sandwiches at Irregular Hours. It is the book club we’ve always wanted to be a part of. Go to http://sandwichesatirregularhours.com and search for the new show in your podcatcher next Tuesday.   Show Notes: https://bit.ly/tms8420

Welcome back to Keep Beach City Quarantined! This week, we're discussing episodes 11-20 of Season Five of Steven Universe - Lars of the Stars, Jungle Moon, Your Mother and Mine, The Big Show, Pool Hopping, Letters to Lars, Can't Go Back, A Single Pale Rose, Now We're Only Falling Apart, and What's Your Problem. Join us for the live stream every Tuesday night at 5 PM on our Facebook page @marriedtotheideareviews and be a part of the conversation on our chill appreciation fancast.

Sharon Lawrence is on the show this week. She's what I'd call the Therapist for Therapists. She's a best-selling author and a media personality. Sharon is sharing some tips about managing or baggage.7 Things to Keep in Mind When Managing Baggage:1. Know What's in Your Bag2. Clean Out Your Bag Periodically3. Keep Your Bag Organized4. Don't Carry Anyone Else's Bag5. Keep Your Bags to a Minimum6. Know When to Throw Some Bags Away7. Don't Go Back to Being the Bag Person.Listen and enjoy!Sharon LawrenceEmail: sharonlawrence@myselahwellness.comInstagram: @myselahwellnessLatest Book: Balance Boldly!Matters of the Heart PodcastEmail: heart@meticulouslymelissa.com Instagram: @mattersoftheheartpodcast Facebook: Matters of the Heart PodcastWant to have your Heart to Heart letter featured on the podcast, click here. Want to be a guest on the podcast, click here.

Don't you want someone to break into your house and make you breakfast? Story #1 - A 21-year-old guy is facing charges after he decided to do some target practice inside his house . . . shot through a wall . . . and almost hit his neighbor in the shower.  Story #2 - A 12-year-old kid stole a truck, got into a high-speed chase, crashed into a guardrail, and tried to flee on foot Story #3 - Man Breaks Into Home, Cooks Breakfast, Tells Occupant to "Go Back to Sleep"

Don't you want someone to break into your house and make you breakfast? Story #1 - A 21-year-old guy is facing charges after he decided to do some target practice inside his house . . . shot through a wall . . . and almost hit his neighbor in the shower.  Story #2 - A 12-year-old kid stole a truck, got into a high-speed chase, crashed into a guardrail, and tried to flee on foot Story #3 - Man Breaks Into Home, Cooks Breakfast, Tells Occupant to "Go Back to Sleep"

Don't you want someone to break into your house and make you breakfast? Story #1 - A 21-year-old guy is facing charges after he decided to do some target practice inside his house . . . shot through a wall . . . and almost hit his neighbor in the shower.  Story #2 - A 12-year-old kid stole a truck, got into a high-speed chase, crashed into a guardrail, and tried to flee on foot Story #3 - Man Breaks Into Home, Cooks Breakfast, Tells Occupant to "Go Back to Sleep"

Don't you want someone to break into your house and make you breakfast? Story #1 - A 21-year-old guy is facing charges after he decided to do some target practice inside his house . . . shot through a wall . . . and almost hit his neighbor in the shower.  Story #2 - A 12-year-old kid stole a truck, got into a high-speed chase, crashed into a guardrail, and tried to flee on foot Story #3 - Man Breaks Into Home, Cooks Breakfast, Tells Occupant to "Go Back to Sleep"

Charlene Ward, Yolanda Peoples, & Caleetha Jones Talks: Are You Ready for Your Child to Go Back to School?

In today’s late episode, we take PAUSE and reflect on old journal entries/or to do lists and take time to GO BACK and see if we find something meaningful there that we can bring into our present. 13LOVE --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/outspokenpodcast/support

"It’s important not only to empower ourselves, but to empower each other. We are 200% stronger together than we are as an individual in our common endeavors.” Imagine a Post Department where you feel a sense of community and mutual respect. Imagine a Post Department where you are consulted about schedule changes and asked for your input in solving problems. Imagine a Post Producer who allows for flexibility to balance both work and life responsibilities. Imagine a Post Producer who believes you should get paid for every hour you work (yes...even nights and weekends!) and wants you to go home when your work is complete…even if it’s before your twelve hours are up. This is the world that Producer Janace Tashjian has created one show after another during her 30+ year career in the film and television industry, having worked in the past on big name movies such as Avatar and TV shows like Entourage, Shooter, From the Earth to the Moon, Dark Angel, and Ballers (to name just a few). I’ve spent multiple seasons editing shows alongside Janace, so I can say first hand that she runs her departments in a way that allows for everyone to do their best work while also having a life. In fact, every person I meet who has worked with Janace says the same thing: BEST show I have ever worked on. So it’s no surprise that when Janace read my article, Dear Hollywood: We Don’t Want to “Go Back to Normal”she struggled to relate to some of the complaints about long hours, people being taken advantage of, and having no work life balance. In today’s conversation we discuss these issues as well as the ways that Janace creates the positive working environments that so many editors appreciate and love. I hope what you hear today provides a new perspective and a refreshing look at what is possible when we come together and work as a team. Want to Hear More Episodes Like This One? » Click here to subscribe and never miss another episode Here's What You'll Learn: The limiting beliefs we work up in our mind are sometimes inflated to what’s happening in the real world. Becoming your own self advocate is necessary to setting boundaries and for finding the people willing to listen and want to help. The way to release the pressure of saying yes and the fear of being the difficult one to ensure that everyone’s needs are being met and proper expectations are set from the start. The importance of planning contingencies in creating schedules so people aren’t getting burned out. KEY TAKEAWAY: The quality of the questions you ask determines the quality of your life. The core question Janace asks at the start of each project and throughout the process: “What do I need to do to make sure that everyone on my team has what they need to succeed?" Why she sees the Post department (Post coordinator, Post supervisor, PA) and the editors and their assistants as one entity and builds the team to work as one cohesive unit. She expects that everyone on the team supports each other and works towards one common goal to make the best product possible. Her thoughts on the 60 hour work week on call editor classification She believes that there should be communication about the work that is being asked and that flexibility is important for both sides so that life and work demands are met for everyone involved. When it comes to tight deadlines and working overtime, Janace’s motto is: “How can we help each other figure this situation out?” The importance of recognizing and addressing self talk that can be inhibiting your ability to set boundaries. Asking for help is not a sign of personal failure. We now have the opportunity to share concerns and find interventions that will benefit the whole without compromising the results Useful Resources Mentioned: Dear Hollywood: We Don’t Want to “Go Back to Normal.” Normal Wasn’t Working. Ep111: Parenting In a Post-Pandemic Hollywood | with Natalie Boschan, Bari Winter, Yvette Amirian ACE, and Monica Daniel Ep112: On Signing COVID Waivers, Kit Rental Fees, and Working Humane Hours | with Cathy Repola, MPEG National Executive Director Dear Hollywood: It’s Time For An Intervention About The Hours We Work [Change.org Petition Inside] Guest Bio: Janace Tashjian is a producer and production manager, known for Avatar (2009), Ballers (2016 - (2018), Shooter (2017) - (2018), 2 Guns(2013) and From the Earth to the Moon (1998). Show Credits: This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, and the show notes were prepared by Debby Germino and published by Glen McNiel. The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet).

» Read & Share the full article HERE When I published my article Dear Hollywood: We Don’t Want to ‘Go Back to Normal.’ Normal Wasn’t Working I was absolutely floored by the response as I watched it spread like wildfire across social media in all sectors of the entertainment industry. I honestly never thought this message would ever reach beyond my tiny little (windowless) corner of the post-production world. From 2nd assistant directors in Mexico City to makeup artists in North Carolina to corporate video editors in Germany to accountants in Japan, not to mention countless directors, producers, and even actors (Skinny Pete, yo!), I’ve heard from people on all six continents. From marketing to features to advertising to television to documentary, above-the-line and below-the-line, union and non-union alike - the idea of nobody wanting to go back to ’Normal’ clearly struck a nerve. Once again, Hollywood...sorry not sorry. As I said in my interview with Cathy Repola, National Executive Director of the Motion Picture Editors Guild (Local #700): This is not just a union issue. This is a human issue. We all seem to be in universal agreement the way we did things pre-pandemic in the entertainment industry wasn’t working. Since sharing my own list of what I believed wasn’t working, I’ve received hundreds of messages and included many of your personal stories about what hasn’t been working in your lives. (Here’s the full list of the personal stories people have shared with me anonymously). There are countless important issues unique to people’s circumstances that clearly need to be addressed. But regardless of age, gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status or otherwise, there is one fundamental core issue driving the vast majority of the problems in the entertainment industry that needs to be addressed now: The hours we work. Time is the ultimate equalizer. We all have the same 24 hours a day and 7 days per week. And we all universally agree we don’t have enough time to do our jobs properly without sacrificing our relationships, our health, or our sanity in the process (not to mention those who have literally given their lives for the sake of entertainment). Hollywood, it’s time for a much-needed (and overdue) intervention. As I stated in my previous article, for the first time in cinema history we’re no longer “building the plane while flying it,” the plane is in the hangar and we have the opportunity to make significant upgrades. And where we need to start is rewiring the expectations of how many hours per week it really takes to create entertainment (Reminder: We’re not curing cancer). I believe that not only CAN we find a solution to make 45 hours the new standard workweek in Hollywood, but also because of Covid-19 we no longer have any choice; we MUST make 45 hours the new standard. Both our livelihoods and our lives literally depend on it. Want your voice to be heard? Click here to sign the Change.org petition to support a 45-hr week in Hollywood » Read & Share the full article HERE

In case you missed it, my recent article Dear Hollywood: We Don’t Want to ‘Go Back to Normal.’ Normal Wasn’t Working ignited a firestorm of conversation, social media messages, and a barrage of emails (I promise I’m reading all of them!!!) that ultimately became the impetus for this candid conversation with MPEG National Executive Director Cathy Repola. Since 2016, Cathy has been one of Hollywood’s leading voices on labor, working to negotiate and enforce contracts that protect the wages, benefits, and livelihoods of more than 8,000 workers in the post-production industry – including my own. Like so many other organizations, Cathy has been working tirelessly with studio executives and union members alike to come up with a plan to get Hollywood back to work – SAFELY. But how can we do that without putting ourselves at risk? If you haven’t yet read my article (stop this recording right now and go read it!) here are the Cliffs Notes: We’re tired of long hours and unrealistic deadlines that keep us from seeing our families, raising our kids and enjoying our lives. We want to seize this opportunity while Hollywood is shut down to shift the paradigm and restructure our work-life balance. Instead of “going back to normal,” we need to define a new version of normal that works for all of us. Namely, we need to abolish the “standard” 60-hr week Nobody should EVER have to sign liability waivers to return to work We require compensation for our equipment if we’re asked/required to work from home. BONUS: Don’t you dare ask me to provide child care if I have to work from home. Cathy and I discuss each of these topics in-depth in this interview as well as also fielding live questions from the Facebook community that attended this live Q&A. Want to Hear More Episodes Like This One? » Click here to subscribe and never miss another episode Here’s What You’ll Learn: American Cinema Editors, Blue Collar Post Collective, Motion Picture Editor’s Guild and other groups have been fighting for these rights for years and now are finally starting to come together to continue this conversation. Waivers 101: What do they mean? Do you have to sign them to report to work? (Bottom line: Don’t sign anything without giving it to the Guild to read first) How absurd it is that we are fighting for a 10 hour work day!!! KEY TAKE AWAY: More hours do not equal better hours. There is no mandate for the 60-hour workweek for an on-call Union editor. The hours came from the number of hours that the studios were contributing to the pension and health plan. How to create a better balance of work hours with more flexibility to the employee to get the work done on their schedule. Employers and producers are abusing their power if they ask you to trade a weekday off work for an unpaid Saturday or Sunday. KEY TAKEAWAY:  We need to summon the feeling of dread we have about going back to the way it used to be and use it as a catalyst to change. Don’t let employers tell you that they’re doing you a favor by allowing you to work from home. The reverse is true. Burnout comes from a lack of setting proper expectations. What the timetable is for going back to work based on regulations and new COVID guidelines. The way to set boundaries for yourself without being perceived as “the difficult one.” Guidelines for kit rentals and reimbursements for working from home and the timeline for when these will come out. KEY TAKEAWAY: Cathy says, “If we want this business to thrive, we need to start taking care of each other”. The value of the work is more important than micromanaging our time and we need to destroy the culture of the “theatre of work”. The idea that today’s miracle equals tomorrow’s expectation needs to be revised with post-pandemic expectations. Can the editor’s guild have a protected cut the same way the director’s guild does? How we can access the box rental guidelines when the Union releases them. Advice to leave with: We can solve these problems as a larger community. Be involved. Don’t fight this fight alone! Useful Resources Mentioned: Dear Hollywood: We Don’t Want to “Go Back to Normal.” Normal Wasn’t Working. Dear Hollywood: We Create Entertainment For a Living. We’re Not Curing Cancer. Dear Hollywood: We’re Not “Lucky to Be Here”…You’re Lucky to Have Us Our Generous Sponsors: This episode is made possible for you by Ergodriven, the makers of the Topo Mat, my #1 recommendation for anyone who stands at their workstation. The Topo is super comfortable, an awesome conversation starter, and it’s also scientifically proven to help you move more throughout the day which helps reduce discomfort and also increase your focus and productivity. Click here to learn more and get your Topo Mat. Guest Bio: Cathy Repola has served the Motion Picture Editors Guild in several top leadership roles since 1992. Since 2016, she has been the Guild’s National Executive Director, where she is one of Hollywood’s leading voices on labor. Repola helps negotiate contracts and ensure enforcement that protect the wages and benefits of more than 8,000 workers in the post-production industry, including picture and sound editors, re-recording mixers, Foley artists, technical directors and story analysts. The Guild also leads the way in organizing labor within post-production. Motion Picture Editors Guild CineMontage: Journal of the MPEG Show Credits: This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, and the show notes were prepared by Debby Germino and published by Glen McNiel. The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet).