Podcasts about good eye

On the Saturday May 16, 2026 edition of The Richard Crouse Show we’ll meet Jess Gibson. She is a Canadian-born writer (daughter of Margaret Atwood and the late Graeme Gibson), art historian with a Yale PhD, who has lived all over the world. Her first book "The Good Eye" is already generating buzz as a sharp, original, and "bewitching" debut. The stories explore themes like perception vs. reality, the limits of what we "see," betrayal, revenge, and everyday life tilting into the strange or magical. Then, we get to know Nick Fradiani. He rose to national fame in 2015 as the winner of Season 14 of American Idol. His debut album Hurricane featured the hit single “Beautiful Life,” and he has since built a thriving independent career with albums like Past My Past, multiple tours, and heartfelt original music. He is currently bringing Neil Diamond to life in A Beautiful Noise – The Neil Diamond Musical, now playing at the Princess of Wales Theatre in Toronto until June 7. See Mirvish.com for more details.

On the Saturday May 16, 2026 edition of The Richard Crouse Show we'll meet Jess Gibson. She is a Canadian-born writer (daughter of Margaret Atwood and the late Graeme Gibson), art historian with a Yale PhD, who has lived all over the world. Her first book "The Good Eye" is already generating buzz as a sharp, original, and "bewitching" debut. The stories explore themes like perception vs. reality, the limits of what we "see," betrayal, revenge, and everyday life tilting into the strange or magical. Then, we get to know Nick Fradiani. He rose to national fame in 2015 as the winner of Season 14 of American Idol. His debut album Hurricane featured the hit single “Beautiful Life,” and he has since built a thriving independent career with albums like Past My Past, multiple tours, and heartfelt original music. He is currently bringing Neil Diamond to life in A Beautiful Noise – The Neil Diamond Musical, now playing at the Princess of Wales Theatre in Toronto until June 7. See Mirvish.com for more details.

Fatigue, insufficient sleep, natural aging process- These are some of the most common causes for dark circles under the eyes. Join me on this week's Tuesday Podcast as I dive into the causes, treatments, and expert insights surrounding this common concern. Furthermore, find out how to achieve brighter & refreshed-looking under-eyes so you can stop feeling as tired as you look!

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You can find a direct link to this podcast on YouTube here https://youtu.be/9jOHs9RoNWwThis is the podcast's second instalment of the Blue Earth Summit. In this inspiring episode of For the Love of Weather, meteorologist hosts Gemma and Aisling take listeners to the Blue Earth Summit, where conversations about weather, climate, creativity, and the future of our planet take centre stage. They speak with Laura Tobin, meteorologist and weather presenter for ITV's Good Morning Britain, who shares how weather forecasting is about far more than just predicting rain. It's about making complex science easy to understand, building trust with audiences, and using that platform to help people better understand climate change and the increasing frequency of extreme weather. Laura shares her personal stories—from witnessing the dramatic impacts of warming glaciers in the Arctic, to finding hopeful ways individuals can make positive climate choices in everyday life. Gemma and Aisling loved talking to Laura and wish that they had more time with her! You can find Laura on Instagram here https://www.instagram.com/lauratobinweather/?hl=en-gb Next up, Ben Peers from Good Eye . Ben is a creative entrepreneur who is steadily building a community of creatives to use their ideas and experience to make a positive change. When Gemma and Aisling spoke to Ben, it was the beginning of the Good Eye journey. Five months on and Ben is already making a positive change, bringing a community of people together to harness their ideas and skills for good. We are excited to see what is in store for the future of Ben and Good Eye. You can find out more information about Ben and Good Eye here: https://benpeers.com/ https://wemadethis.co.uk/blog/2026/03/good-eye/ The last guests are Pegah Souri and Jennifer Cheveaux from the Nippon Foundation-GEBCO Seabed 2030 Project. They talk us through the aim of mapping the entire ocean floor by 2030, reminding us how much of our planet remains unexplored and the benefits it would bring such as predicting the impacts of Tsunamis. You can find more information on Seabed 2030 here: https://seabed2030.org/ Across every conversation, one theme stands out: the challenges are huge, but solutions exist — and we all have a role to play. We really hope you enjoy this episode of the podcast, and leave loving the weather just a little bit more. This material from this episode was recorded in October 2025. If you want to hear a little more weather and climate chat - please hit subscribe, like and share with a friend. You can follow us on social media - @fortheloveofweather You can subscribe on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@ForTheLoveOfWeather You can find a direct link to the podcast https://youtu.be/9jOHs9RoNWw

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If you think fashion buying success is about having a "good eye"? Think again. After 25 years in the industry, managing over $120 million in annual budgets and hiring more than 100 fashion buyers, Elisabeth Mac Hale reveals why the buyers who get promoted are the ones who master commercial thinking.In this episode, you'll discover: • Why "good taste" actually holds back buying careers • The 4 critical lessons every buyer needs to learn about building credibility • How to shift from aesthetic thinking to strategic business thinking• Practical steps to prove your commercial impact (not just product selection skills) • Real examples of how to evaluate products through both creative AND commercial lensesWhether you're a buying assistant wanting promotion or a junior buyer ready to step up, this episode challenges everything you think you know about building a successful buying career.Key Takeaways: ✓ Commercial skills beat creative instincts every time ✓ Document your wins—prove impact, not just effort✓ Learn to separate useful feedback from noise ✓ Promotion-readiness = skills demonstrated consistently over time ✓ Your personal taste is the starting point, not the endpointReady to transform from someone with good taste to a strategic business contributor? Learn more about the Thrive in Fashion course https://designdirectiveme.com/online-fashion-buying-courseTake the Fashion Buyer Skills Quizhttps://learn.designdirectiveme.com/fashion-buyer-ready-quiz#fashion buying, #merchandising, #career development, #commercial skills, #fashion business, #retail buying, #fashion industry

In this episode, we hear Jesus talking about having a "good eye" which is being a generous person. We are reminded that if our eye is good our whole body will be full of light!

In this episode we move on into Luke 11:29-36 where Jesus talks to the growing crowds about the sign of Jonah as well as the lamp of the body. From this passage, we talk about the humility of both the Ninevites and the Queen of the South. As we allow this passage to speak to us today, we addressed the importance of always coming humbly to Jesus for the next step, rather than operating on our own assumptions and expectations.

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Matthew 6:19–24, Proverbs 22:9, 1 Timothy 6:17–18 In this episode, we hear Jesus' words about treasure and our eye…..huh? At first, it can sound confusing — what do our eyes have to do with treasure? But Jesus is teaching us how to see clearly: to treasure God above money and things. Kids will understand: Money and things aren't bad — they can be tools to help others. What matters most is how we see them and how we use them. A “good eye” sees the truth: God is more beautiful and precious than anything money can buy.

"A Good Eye" - Sermon by Pastor Robert Gianserra - Luke 11:33-54

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First of the Month recordings finally return with Andy and Brendan! in high spirits for this Friday episode. With the calendar turning to August, a lengthy debate about month rankings breaks out before the two turn to Jordan Spieth's latest comments ahead of the Wyndham Championship. Spieth is looking forward to a big 2026 season despite being a 2025 Ryder Cup hopeful and Andy questions what reasonable expectations are for this "guy" moving forward. At the Women's Open, Charley Hull had some enlightening comments on the golf ball and why she doesn't watch golf on television. With the Western Am going on, Brendan shares some notables for those watching the weekend broadcast. PJ quizzes Andy and Brendan on Happy Gilmore 2 cameos, leading to some confusion from those who have already watched the film. In Golf Advice, questions about tournament play and asking for access to private clubs set Andy and Brendan off. There are also some intermittent updates on the Wyndham Championship throughout this episode.

The person who has an eye to bless the poor with his bounty is blessed by God. Have a Good Eye to Do Good to the Suffering. The song "Give Me Your Eyes" by Brandon Heath is quoted in the end of the sermon and then played afterward.

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It can only be the last who will be first, because the reward of the kingdom is entirely of grace.

It can only be the last who will be first, because the reward of the kingdom is entirely of grace

It can only be the last who will be first, because the reward of the kingdom is entirely of grace.

It can only be the last who will be first, because the reward of the kingdom is entirely of grace

What is the nature of the rewards of the kingdom? Matthew 20:1–16 prepares us for the sermon in the morning public worship on the coming Lord's Day. In these sixteen verses of Holy Scripture, the Holy Spirit teaches us that the rewards of the kingdom are given not by merit, but by grace. The sermon explores the parable of the vineyard workers, illustrating that receiving grace from God is not earned through merit or labor, but freely given according to His benevolent will. Drawing from Matthew 20, the message emphasizes that God's goodness is the source of reward, even for those who begin late, contrasting this with the offense of those who believe they are owed recognition for their efforts. Ultimately, the sermon reveals that true blessing lies in recognizing God's generosity and accepting His gift, distinguishing between the external call to the gospel and the internal, effectual calling that leads to salvation, concluding that many are invited but few are truly chosen.

What is the nature of the rewards of the kingdom? Matthew 20:1–16 prepares us for the sermon in the morning public worship on the coming Lord's Day. In these sixteen verses of Holy Scripture, the Holy Spirit teaches us that the rewards of the kingdom are given not by merit, but by grace. The sermon explores the parable of the vineyard workers, illustrating that receiving grace from God is not earned through merit or labor, but freely given according to His benevolent will. Drawing from Matthew 20, the message emphasizes that God's goodness is the source of reward, even for those who begin late, contrasting this with the offense of those who believe they are owed recognition for their efforts. Ultimately, the sermon reveals that true blessing lies in recognizing God's generosity and accepting His gift, distinguishing between the external call to the gospel and the internal, effectual calling that leads to salvation, concluding that many are invited but few are truly chosen.

In today's episode of The Root Cause Medicine Podcast, we dive into the role of nutrition in maintaining good eye health with Dr. Rudrani Banik. You'll hear us discuss: 1. The 30 nutrients that keep your eyes healthy 2. Macular carotenoids for eye protection 3. Why you need more than beta-carotene for healthy eyes 4. How to reduce eye strain and blue light exposure Dr. Rudrani Banik is a Board-certified Ophthalmologist and Neuro-Ophthalmologist with fellowship training and expertise in Functional Medicine. Skilled in ophthalmic surgery and Botox, she specializes in treating headaches and migraines. Dr. Banik is also the author of three books on eye health and nutrition: "Beyond Carrots: Best Foods for Eye Health A to Z," "Dr. Rani's Visionary Kitchen: Over 200 Recipes For Healthy Vision," and "Dr. Rani's Plant-Based Visionary Kitchen: Over 130 Plant-Based Recipes for Healthy Vision." Order tests through Rupa Health, the BEST place to order functional medicine lab tests from 30+ labs - https://www.rupahealth.com/reference-guide

Jeanne shares her story of healing her trauma through truth as we discuss her memoir Good Eye, Bad Eye. She has lived her life as a monocular since the age of two, and has worked as a journalist and psychotherapist.  Her insights into her personal healing journey are valuable for anyone.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stories-of-vision-loss--5626029/support.

Jesus instructed His disciples to have a "good eye" and not a "bad" one. What was he talking about? He is using what would have been familiar language to His first listeners. They knew exactly what He meant. Listen and find out for yourself! You may be pretty surprised.Julie Coleman

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Thursday September 19, 2024 Idea: The eye of desire is in every person and God gives us a choice to use it to seek light or darkness, while helping us to choose light. for full notes: https://www.cgtruth.org/index.php?proc=msg&sf=vw&tid=3061

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In today's episode of The Root Cause Medicine Podcast, we dive into the role of nutrition in maintaining good eye health with Dr. Rudrani Banik. You'll hear us discuss: 1. The 30 nutrients that keep your eyes healthy 2. Macular carotenoids for eye protection 3. Why you need more than beta-carotene for healthy eyes 4. How to reduce eye strain and blue light exposure Dr. Rudrani Banik is a Board-certified Ophthalmologist and Neuro-Ophthalmologist with fellowship training and expertise in Functional Medicine. Skilled in ophthalmic surgery and Botox, she specializes in treating headaches and migraines. Dr. Banik is also the author of three books on eye health and nutrition: "Beyond Carrots: Best Foods for Eye Health A to Z," "Dr. Rani's Visionary Kitchen: Over 200 Recipes For Healthy Vision," and "Dr. Rani's Plant-Based Visionary Kitchen: Over 130 Plant-Based Recipes for Healthy Vision." Order tests through Rupa Health, the BEST place to order functional medicine lab tests from 30+ labs - https://www.rupahealth.com/reference-guide

At the game I sat next to a true Twins fan named Alex who gave me the lowdown on various players and yelled the right things — “Looked good to me!” at the ump who'd called a strike a ball and “Good eye!” at a Twin who let Ball 3 go by and “Throw him the meatball!” at the opposition pitcher who had an 0-2 count on a Twins batter.It was a big pleasure, the proximity to genuine fandom. I'm old and out of touch. I paid $45 for a Twins cap: in my mind, it should've been $5. The Kramarczuk's bratwurst stand doesn't take cash, only credit cards. I don't get it. What country is this? But I bought one, with kraut and mustard, and it was good as ever. I'm not used to the raucous music blaring every half-inning though it thrilled the row of girls ahead of us who stood up, hips shaking, arms waving. I come from the era of intense silence. I may be the only person in the ballpark who remembers the fall day in 1969 when Rod Carew got on base with a double, took a big lead, stole third, and the fans sat transfixed in silence, knowing he might do it, wishing he'd do it, praying, and then he did it — he took a daring lead off third and dashed home and slid under the tag and we jumped up and yelled, “YES!” We didn't need the Stones' “Jumpin' Jack Flash” to rouse us, the feat of stealing home was enough. I can still see it in my mind, his perfect timing, the headlong slide. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit garrisonkeillor.substack.com/subscribe