Podcasts about going to extremes

Jesus offers an open invitation for everyone to come and worship him and experience a genuinely transformed life. But sometimes we get in the way others accepting that invitation. Whether intentional or not, our actions, words and attitudes can become a roadblock to others experiencing a life-changing encounter with Jesus. But Jesus doesn't let us leave those roadblocks in place. He calls us to remove the roadblocks so that anyone who wants to can come to him and have new life.

Proverbs 21:1-3 -- The free will of leaders, going to extremes, a relationship with God

This week's topics: Update your iPhone 15 to iOS 17.0.2 Would you fetch an Apple Watch from an outhouse? Guests: Jeff Gamet, Ben Roethig, David Ginsburg, Chuck Joiner, Patrice Brend'amour

This is one of our most extended and complex episodes to date–and for good reason. We have Rebelle Rally founder, Emily Miller, on the podcast for the first time and she has volumes of information to share about navigation, the Rebelle Rally, and driving skills, along with crazy stories about her experiences designing the Rebelle course with the likes of off-road motorcycling legend, Jimmy Lewis.An expert in navigation, Emily provides our listeners with insight and knowledge gained through study and hard-earned experience in various forms of navigation, from traditional paper-and-compass methods to state-of-the-art GPS. Join the conversation, as Emily explains her holistic philosophy when it comes to navigation and teaches proven, race-winning strategies for reading terrain and using primitive and modern navigation tools to find one's way across remote landscapes efficiently and effectively.In this special episode, we also learn all about the Rebelle Rally:  Where is it held? Who can participate? What vehicles are allowed to enter the rally? Emily answers these questions and more about the first and only navigation-based rally to be held within the U.S.Emily also explains the top-secret, “classified” nature of planning the Rebelle Rally and how this has put her and her colleagues into some extreme behind-the-scenes situations. Listen in as she shares some of her best stories, including camping at the epicenter of an earthquake that registered a 7.2 on the Richter scale!

Ever wondered if the humble strawberry pot could be the secret to growing more than just strawberries? Can you relate to tryptophobia, the fear of organic-looking holes arranged in a series? Join us, Kara Buller and Jeremy Wells, as we kick off Season 2 of the Martha Project by delving into the fascinating world of strawberry pots, tryptophobia, and even terracotta aesthetics!Discover the challenges of growing strawberries in small spaces, the importance of soil composition and vermiculite ratios, and the potential risks posed by curious cats knocking over your strawberry pot. But that's not all; we also touch on the historical use of gravel driveways and their perceived "classiness."  So, grab your headphones, and let's dive into this fun and informative episode of the Martha Project!Support the showGmail | jeremywells0@gmail.comInstagram | marthaprojectinstaMusic by Jason ErlenbornProduced by Jason Erlenbornhttps://www.facebook.com/jasofbas/

Alt.Latino host Anamaria Sayre sits down with the experimental, Guatemalan cellist Mabe Fratti to discuss the admiration she's developed for imperfection, finding a musical community in Mexico City and how religion sparked a personal rebellion. Audio for this episode of 'Alt.Latino' was edited and mixed by Robin Hilton. Our show editor is Hazel Cills and our project manager is Grace Chung. Our production assistant is Sofia Seidel. Our VP of Music and Visuals is Keith Jenkins.

Anamaria Sayre sits down with the experimental, Guatemalan cellist Mabe Fratti to discuss the admiration she's developed for imperfection, finding a musical community in Mexico City and how religion sparked a personal rebellion.Audio for this episode of 'Alt.Latino' was edited and mixed by Robin Hilton. Our show editor is Hazel Cills and our project manager is Grace Chung. Our production assistant is Sofia Seidel. Our VP of Music and Visuals is Keith Jenkins.

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Do we really need divorce registries? An article on thecut.com discusses the subject. Armie Hammer's interview with Variety, the age difference between Leo DiCaprio and his new model girlfriend and The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls trip wrapped with rumors swirling about disturbing inappropriate behavior that occurred during filming. LOVE IT:Molly - NY Mag Article "Do You Know How To Behave?" and YouTube TVDeniz: TV Series "Narcos" on Netflix and TV Series "Station 11" on NetflixLINKS: https://www.thecut.com/2023/02/divorce-registries-fresh-starts-registry.htmlhttps://variety.com/2023/film/news/armie-hammer-interview-suicide-sexual-abuse-pastor-1235512611/Follow the podcast on Instagram (@gossipthatsgoodforyou) and TikTok (@gossipthatsgoodforyou). Email the podcast at gossipthatsgoodforyou@gmail.com.  Your support is why we're able do the work to put out the podcast every week. https://plus.acast.com/s/gossipthatsgoodforyou. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Friday December 9, 2022 Jumadi al-Ula 14, 1444   Going to Extremes: The Reality, Dangers, and Form of Israf (Excessiveness).

Courier Newsroom's deputy political editorial director provides an update on races across the country, where the most extreme Republican nominees are having a tough time in most of their campaigns—unless you're a college football star who gets a pass for opposing abortion exceptions for everyone, except the girlfriend you got pregnant. On Friday:  Phil Swanhorst, […]Civic Media

In the first episode of The Martha Project Season 2, Kara and Jeremy discuss Martha Stewart Living Season 2, Episode 1. They jump in to discuss Martha's Strawberry Pots and Jeremy's intense Trypophobia.  A debate erupts about Martha's Shower Curtain and they both marvel at the sugared flower lady who deserves a Pulitzer Prize. A big thank you to our wonderful producer Jason Erlenborn. If not for him, TMP would not exist.  Follow along with us as we watch Martha Stewart Living Episodes atwww.marthastewart.tv Gmail | marthaprojectmail@gmail.comInstagram | https://www.instagram.com/marthaprojectinsta/Producing & Editing by Jason ErlenbornMusic by Jason Erlenbornhttps://www.facebook.com/jasofbas/

The idea and theology of sin is uncomfortable and easier to ignore or downplay. Most would rather label themselves "mistakers" versus "sinners". However Jesus always used the word sin and in fact, raised the bar. Knowing what it would cost to pay the price of sin, Jesus teaches a provocative message to be extreme in our handling of sin.

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From farmer's fields to the high arctic, from your morning cup of coffee to a glass of wine – everything we eat and drink depends on water. In the second episode of our summer mini season, we draw from our past interviews about water scarcity and its effect on our food supply.   We take a look at last year's drought and withered crops on the Canadian prairies, and how melting permafrost in the arctic threatens traditional knowledge about food from the land for the Inuit of Iqaluit. We hear how coffee farmers in Sierra Leone are cultivating the climate-resilient "Stenophylla" species to bring it to market, and how crops like coffee beans and wine grapes are sensitive indicators of climate change -- and changes coming to these industries.   We'd like to hear your thoughts about our show in our What About Water Listener Survey. As a thank you, we will plant a tree through One Tree Planted for each survey our podcast listeners complete.

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Looking for a house cleaner that pays you? Need a new vocation? Well, then you'll want to listen to this week's episode to find out how a British woman is turning in her AARP card for a new life as a dominatrix. Plus, the American woman who faked being pregnant not once, but 3 times. Find out why. And the genius who stole a 70 ton crane and then had to call for help to move it. Then we dive into "Deep Water", the Ben Affleck/Ana de Armas thriller that Anne has been eagerly anticipating. Will it live up to her expectations? And is the water deep? These and so many other questions will be answered! Thank you for listening! anne & crissy --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/crissy-shropshire/message

Coach Kerri and Jason dive into a list of topics to include: -Importance of routine -How periods spent living out of balance help to develop proper balance -Apples to apples comparisons and why we're not so good at them -Non-negotiables -Self-acceptance -Doggos https://linktr.ee/falconnutrition

12 - 9-21 GOING TO EXTREMES (AN OVERNIGHT DRIVE) TO GET THAT XMAS GIFT by Maine's Coast 93.1

One of my favorite Billy Joel songs is titled, “I Go to Extremes.” I'll admit, I'm a big Billy Joel fan, and whenever a song by him is playing, you can bet I'll be singing. But, the lyrics for “I Go To Extremes” are actually counter-productive to your personal growth! Kelly Orchard's Apple A Day is available in books too, with journal pages for you to write your thoughts. Click here to consider purchasing your copy or copies today! https://kellyorchard.com/apple-a-day-books/

Guest: Dr. Kathryn SullivanIntroduction:“To boldly go where no man has gone before” has a great ring to it and it started many a Star Trek episode and movie, but breaking the glass ceiling to boldly go where no woman has gone before can describe our guest today who was: the 1st woman to walk in space, the 1st woman to go to deepest point in space, and the 1st woman to dive to the Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench, the deepest part of the Earth's oceans. These are just a few of her many accomplishments. Today we'll talk about breaking barriers and the amazing career of Dr. Kathryn Sullivan.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

One of my favorite Billy Joel songs is titled, “I Go to Extremes.” I’ll admit, I’m a big Billy Joel fan, and whenever a song by him is playing, you can bet I’ll be singing. But, the lyrics for “I Go To Extremes” are actually counter-productive to your personal growth! Darling I don't know why I got to extremes Too high or too low there ain't no in-betweens And if I stand or I fall It's all or nothing at all Darling I don't know why I got to extremes Managing your life in the middle of the extremes isn’t easy, but achieving a balance is necessary for your personal and professional growth. In psychotherapeutic terms, emotional highs and lows could signify an imbalance and should be treated. If you’ve developed a habit of going to extremes, whether it is going overboard in business, romance or even punishments – it is a good idea to take stock in how extreme you might be. For example, if you are trying to build a business and believe that you must be attached to your phone or email 7 days a week, that could be considered extreme. Or, in romance and relationships – if you believe they should meet all your needs and know exactly what you want; it is time to let that extreme go. Take a break and let go of going to extremes! Kelly Orchard's Apple A Day is available in print! Four in the series, with an accompanying journal page to track your thoughts and success! https://kellyorchard.com/apple-a-day-books/

Join Katie and I (Christina here) as we reconnect after an election break. We always discuss heavy topics involving inequality in the US in our own fashion with passion and humor. We have a ton to talk about so we dive right into the 2020 election, voter suppression being alive and well and the fatigue that can bring on at the moment. With the election, BLM and COVID 19 still looming it's getting everybody down and it can all be overwhelming. It's okay to not know everything but it's never okay to stop growing into a better human.

As we navigate this "new normal" which includes pandemics, economic uncertainty, political thrash and just plain 2020 chaos, Tracey & Allyn discuss what it means to shift from going to extremes in our work to finding balance.  The RM space has been a magnet for big ideas, big change and big projects.  What does it look like to focus on "good enough" and still feel successful.

HOUSEKEEPING: Had a lot of wild news roll through Spokane last week. If you haven't subscribed to the RANGE Newsletter, you really should. SHOW NOTESWestern States Center's Kate Bitz joins us to talk about the ever-percolating threat of white nationalism, it's roots stretching back to the founding of our nation and the settling of the Inland Northwest, why it's such a uniquely pernicious problem here, and how this history of hate might affect the election and how a Biden victory might embolden extremists the way the Clinton presidency did. Stay safe, y'all, take care of each other this week, and oh yeah:IN CASE OF ELECTION FUCKERY, CLICK HERE(Election protection hotline)GOOFSI'm walkin' here!Sometimes there's a [person], and I won't say hero, because what's a hero?Tiger repelling rock

When I'm exhausted it's ALL or NOTHING. It's time to consider other options...

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In this episode, we mentioned the following resources:Inquire about coaching with Maria here.Evelyn Tribole & Elyse Resch, co-authors of Intuitive Eating.Christy Harrison and her podcast, Food Psych.Health Coach & Dream Manager, Amy Marzluff (@amarzluff on Instagram).Health Coach & Barre Instructor, Simi Botic (@simibotic on Instagram).Katie Dalebout and her podcast, Let it Out.Ellen Satter and her definition of “normal eating.”Out of the Grey and my namesake coffee blend, Emily's Joy.Shout out to favorite flower delivery brand ever, Bouqs!

We speak to Nick Middleton, the bestselling author of "Going To Extremes", about what life is like in the hottest, coldest, wettest and driest inhabited places on earth. Nick presented "Going To Extremes" on the National Geographic Channel which is also highly recommended.

We all struggle with pride at times, even though it may manifest differently in each person. This teaching will encourage you to pursue humility, which is attractive to God. Learn practical steps to cultivate humility in your life as you work to...

The Topic Tuesday is a response to a question by Christopher M, who asks for an explanation about best stats equating to the best driving cars, and why is this untrue? Daniel W. in San Francisco has a debate of extremes, from commuting to track warrior usage. Social media questions include discussion about OEM dashcam integration, Todd’s comfort side of the spectrum of sacrifice, and why aren’t pop-up headlights around anymore? ‘American Original,’ the Corvette film is streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Blu-ray on Amazon, and also rental on Vimeo. Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes, the Everyday Driver show on IMDB and Amazon Prime, and write to us with your Topic Tuesday discussions and podcast debates at everydaydrivertv@gmail.com or everydaydriver.com. Many thanks for listening and tell a friend!

Our weakness presents a prime opportunity for God to showcase His strength. One biblical definition of weakness is "lack of strength to restrain corrupt desires." This teaching will encourage you to rely on God as a source of strength to "turn...

Wisdom and folly are ultimately discerned by our response to a situation. How do you respond when truth comes to you? We get to choose whether to adjust ourselves or adjust the truth. This message will encourage you to make wise choices that have...

As medical technology continues to extend life spans, very little thought is given to the quality of those added years, or to what someone who is severely infirm but not terminally ill might need to feel fulfilled. In the February issue, Ann Neumann delves into the phenomenon of “mercy killings,” in which a man ends his spouse's life once an illness has compromised her quality of life, and attempts suicide afterward. Not far from the house she grew up in, Neumann discovered the story of Philip and Becky Benight, two aging people in love who, after pushing against a system of care that disempowered them, decided to end their lives together. Their story is not unique; there are hundreds of so-called mercy killings each year in the United States, but our health care and legal systems have yet to catch up to the needs of the aging. In this audio essay, Philip Benight talks to Neumann and Violet Lucca, web editor of Harper's Magazine, about his singular bond to Becky, the various institutions that sought to help but only hurt them, and the legal fallout of their actions. Read Neumann's story here: https://harpers.org/archive/2019/02/going-to-extremes-elderly-assisted-suicide-caregivers/

We all need a healthy balance of faith and common sense in order to navigate life well. Understanding the difference helps you approach situations and decisions with boldness and confidence. In this message, we talk about how to grow in both areas,...

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Kelly Morgan, Ph.D., a health and fitness professional and motivation expert, owns Tsirona health coaching where she helps busy women determine the most efficient and effective ways to reach their health goals without wasting time and money. She has recovered from anorexia, gained too much weight in a time of stress, and lost the weight to get to a happy place. View the Show Notes, Guest Bio and Description at http://triumphandtiaras.com. Learn more about Suzanne at https://suzanneproksa.com.

Kelly Morgan, Ph.D., a health and fitness professional and motivation expert, owns Tsirona health coaching where she helps busy women determine the most efficient and effective ways to reach their health goals without wasting time and money. She has recovered from anorexia, gained too much weight in a time of stress, and lost the weight to get to a happy place. View the Show Notes, Guest Bio and Description at http://triumphandtiaras.com. Learn more about Suzanne at https://suzanneproksa.com.

When faced with a scrappy challenger, it's not hard for established brands to lose sight of their core customers, especially if they're in a highly competitive market. These situations usually arise when an established brand starts to lose market share to a buzzworthy upstart. When that happens, a company's leaders might debate whether they should change course to chase a new competitor or try to reconnect with the brand's base. Sarah Robb O'Hagan, CEO of the indoor cycling company Flywheel Sports, knows this scenario well. More than five years ago, she helped turn around PepsiCo's multibillion-dollar Gatorade brand when she was president of the sports drink's division. She went on to serve as president of the high-end gym operator Equinox before taking the helm at Flywheel Sports. Sarah, who's also the author of Extreme You: Step Up, Stand Out, Kick Ass. Repeat, shares her experiences in this episode, including her views on what it takes to connect with customers. 

Boy do we have a special treat for you Reis-guys and Reis-gals today! Russ pulled some of his Hollywood strings and landed an interview with TV director Michael Lange, whose credits include #MustHearTV mentions such as "Going To Extremes" and "Diagnosis Murder." That's right, the man directed Dick Van Dyke. Enjoy!

Dan Rhodes joins Jon Buscall to look at fans' extreme reactions players and the club. Whether it's good or bad or decidedly OTT, some fans just can't control their reaction. What impact does this have on players? the team? And can data and stats show us a different story? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Human Rights Consortium Speaker: Paul Mobbs A review of the Government's policies on unconventional gas in Britain, and how these fit into the greater issue of resource depletion and growth. Experience from around the world indicates that both th...

Human Rights Consortium Speaker: Paul Mobbs A review of the Government's policies on unconventional gas in Britain, and how these fit into the greater issue of resource depletion and growth. Experience from around the world indicates that both th...

Goes beyond taking note of the effects of the kingdom of darkness, to addressing the characters behind all the destruction.

Goes beyond taking note of the effects of the kingdom of darkness, to addressing the characters behind all the destruction.

From bizarre trends to dangerous challenges, the digital age bombards teens with harmful ideas. In today's show, Mark Gregston and Wayne Shepherd tackle the rise of extreme behaviors influenced by media, the alarming prevalence of self-harm, drinking, sexual promiscuity and drug use. They also share valuable strategies for parents to intervene effectively, build trust and guide their teens through these turbulent times. Join us as we explore how to foster a culture of respect and understanding in your home! For more ideas on building connection, check out our FREE e-course, "Bridging The Gap With Your Teen." Enroll at bit.ly/bridging-the-gap-courseParenting Today's Teens is a part of the Christian Parenting Podcast Network. To find practical and spiritual advice to help you grow into the parent you want to be visit www.ChristianParenting.org