Podcasts about great grandparents

CORRECTION:(ST LUKE 8:5) (1 CORINTHIANS 14:20 BRETHERN, BE NOT CHILDREN IN UNDERSTANDING: HOWBEIT IN MALICE BE YE CHILDREN, BUT IN UNDERSTANDING BE MEN.)THIS PODCAST TAUGHT ME ALOT. "THE CHILDREN OF THE kingdom"-THE kingdom OF HEAVEN-GOT CAST OUT BECAUSE THEY WERE "CHILDISH""OFFENSIVE"-&-BECAUSE OF INIQUITY, WHILE BEING "UNSKILLED IN THE WORD OF RIGHTEOUSNESS". ON THE OTHER HAND-"THE CHILDREN OF THE KINGDOM OF GOD"-GREW ON TO BECOME-NO MORE "SERVANTS" "BUT SONS"-"HEIRS OF GOD"-"JOINT HEIRS WITH JESUS CHRIST"-"THE CHILDREN OF THE kingdom"-THE kingdom OF HEAVEN"-OF THE GOSPELS OF YESTER-YEARS-"EXEMPLIFIES"-THE CHILDREN OF THE kingdom-THE kingdom OF HEAVEN-OF TODAY-SUFFERING AS LITTLE CHILDREN-TO GET IT RIGHT WITH GOD-IN CHRIST JESUS. WHILE DEBATING AND POSTURING THEMSELVES-AS TO DEMONSTRATE SUPERIORITY-AND THEREBY DEFINING-"WHO IS THE GREATEST?" IN THE kingdom OF HEAVEN-WHOSE HERITAGE-WHOSE PEDIGREE-AND-WHOSE ANCESTERY-WHOSE INTERPRETATION OF THE BIBLE-"WHOSE EDUCATION"-"WHOSE CLIMB TO THE TOP-"SO CALLED"- WAS THE MOST REWARDING"-"WHO DID IT BY-THEMSELVES?"-"THEY STARTED IN THE SPIRIT-BUT NOW WAS MADE PERFECT IN THE FLESH?"(GALATIONS 3:3)-WHOSE GRANDPARENTS"-AND-"GREAT-GRANDPARENTS"-HAD IT ALL RIGHT-&-WHO ELSE HAS IT ALL WRONG-&-NOT REALIZING-"A BROTHER OFFENDED IS HARDER TO BE WON THAN A STRONG CITY"-(PROVERBS 19:18)-MY GRANDPARENTS HAD MAJOR LEAGUE PROBLEMS--WE HAVE EVEN MORE PROBLEMS NOW-WITH "SOCIAL MEDIA"-"A.I."-THE ENVIRONMENT-GUNS-OFFENSES-INIQUITY-WHORISHNESS-AND THE LOVE OF MANY WAXING COLDER-JUST TO NAME A FEW-WE NEED MORE OF GOD IN CHRIST JESUS NOW-JUST AS OTHER GENERATIONS NEEDED JESUS CHRIST THEN--&-THOSE DESIRING TO LIVE W/O JESUS CHRIST CAN EXPECT LIFE TO GET EVEN WORSE-GOD IN CHRIST JESUS HAS A WAY FOR ALL MANKIND TO COME TOGETHER-&-THEY ALL CAN KEEP THEIR MEMBERS-AND-THE SAME LETTER HEADS-WITH THE CHURCH CURRENT TITLE ON IT-(IF THEY COME TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE TRUTH-(NEW CREATURES ARE NEW CREATURES)-THE GATHERING OF THE BODY WILL BE UNDER "GOD-IN CHRIST JESUS OUR LORD"-AND-NOT UNDER "ANOTHER MAN"-OR ANOTHER ORGANIZATION-"IF SO WHERE IS IT AT"-IT BETTER SURELY HURRY-UP-WHEN WE FIND THAT UNITY-WE WILL THEN FIND THE HEALING WE ALL NEED IN THE HOUSES OF PRAYER-WE ARE ALL BROKEN PIECES-OF A PERFECT BODY OF JESUS CHRIST-I CAN LIVE WITHOUT MY FOOT-BUT, I WOULD RATHER HAVE IT-I CAN LIVE WITHOUT MY ARM-BUT, I WOULD RATHER HAVE IT-NONE OF US CAN LIVE TOO LONG WITHOUT JESUS CHRIST-AS THE HEAD OF THE BODY-THE BODY WE ALL REPRESENT-THE BODY OF CHRIST CAN COME TOGETHER-WHILE WE ARE WORKING THE WORKS-OF THE APOSTLES-AND JESUS CHRIST HIMSELF BEING THE CHIEF CORNERSTONE-FOR THE SAKE OF OUR SOULS-AND FOR THE SOULS OF OUR CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN-AND OUR COMMUNITIES-WE NEED TO SEEK SOMETHING GREATER THAN WE HAVE ALREADY-SEEING THE GATES OF HELL IS NOT SUPPOSED TO PREVAIL-WHILE HELL SEEMS TO BE KICKING HARD AT THE GATE-IN AND OUT OF OUR CHURCHES-NOTICE HOW I SAID OUR CHURCHES-WE NEED TO GIVE THE HOUSE OF PRAYER BACK-TO WHO SHEDDED ITS BLOOD FOR IT.-WE NEED TO DEDICATE AND REDEDICATE OUR LIFE BACK TO GOD IN CHRIST JESUS-WHO SHEDDED HIS BLOOD FOR US"-"WE NEED A NEW LOVE"-A LOVE FOR CLEANLINESS-A LOVE FOR TRUTH-A LOVE TO DO RIGHT BY GOD IN CHRIST JESUS-KIND OF THE WAY SOME RALLY BEHIND PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES-AND-MAYBE WE SHOULD-THE LORD CHOOSES THE LEADERS-AND-WE COULD USE SOME OF THAT ENTHUSIASM FOR THE LOVE AND MERCY OF GOD IN CHRIST JESUS-"THE LORD WORK IS FINISH"-WE CANNOT EVER REST ON OUR LEES.ENJOY THE PODCAST MEN AS TREES C.D. MINISTRIES.ORG-"CHRISTIAN DEVELOPMENT"-

In this captivating episode of Wine Time Fridays, Shelley and Phil share a delightful conversation with Andrew Gerow, one of the tri-founders of Tirriddis, who takes us on an educational journey! Tirriddis is making waves with their sensational sparkling wines, and in today's discussion, we delve deep into the fascinating world of sparkling wine glasses and their evolution over the years. Phil unveils a pair of Coupe Glasses from his Great Grandparents' wedding day in 1916, adding a century-old touch to the conversation. If you're a sparkling wine enthusiast, this episode is a must-listen, as we dive headfirst into the intricacies of sparklers. From sparkling glasses and riddling racks to wine renditions, we even explore unexpected topics, including a curious mention of Marie Antoinette's breasts. #HappyFriday! #ItsWineTime! #Cheersing #Yummm #SparklingWineGeeks #TirriddisTriFounders #SparklingWineGeeks #TirriddisTriFoundersWines this episode:2023 Base wine (not available)Blanc de Blanc in Tirage (not available)Blanc de Blanc R.4Brut Rose R.4 2022 Rider Family Vineyard Sparkling Pinot Blanc Barrel Fermented Blanc de Blanc R.3 ($37 at the winery)Demi-Sec Blanc de Blanc R.2 ($27 at the winery)Demi-Sec Rose R.1 ($28 at the winery)Visit https://www.tirriddis.com to see all of the amazing sparklers that Tirriddis has to offer! Or head down to Bottle Joy and grab a bottle to enjoy tonight!A HUGE thanks to our sponsors: Rivaura and Coeur D'alene FRESH!Rivaura: Producing some of the best wines Idaho has to offer, Rivaura now has a tasting room in Coeur d'Alene! Visit https://rivaura.com for more information or simply call, 208 667-1019!Coeur D'alene FRESH: Experience the warmth of winter at Coeur d'Alene FRESH, your exclusive private venue wine bar!   Located in downtown Coeur d'Alene, FRESH wine bar is a place to meet friends, relax and just be Coeur d'Alene. Reach out to Marla at 208-676-8933 via call or text.The CDA Gourmet Wine Word of the Week - Coupe GlassesA coupe glass, also known as a champagne coupe or saucer glass, is a stemmed glass with a wide, shallow bowl and a flat base. It is typically used for serving champagne and sparkling wines. CDA Gourmet: Located in Midtown Coeur d'Alene, CDA Gourmet offers a diverse mix of flavor enhancing product as well as the tools to make  every meal a special event. Visit https://www.cdagourmet.com for more information or  call 208-551-2364. CDA Gourmet: Your kitchen elevated.Mentions: John Bookwalter, Edward Holmes, Sam Lange, Sarah & Mark Lathrop, Lola Wine Lounge, Liberty Lake Wine Cellars, Beverly's Restaurant, Joe Fulcher, Andrea Robinson, M.S., Jared Funk, Saviah Cellars, Ethan Lillis, Domain Chandon, Wine O'Clock Restaurant, Bottle Joy, Joy & Curt Grady.Some Wines we enjoyed this week: Lyndenhurst Spottswoode Cabernet Sauvignon, High Note Malbec and Elsom Cellars Syrah.Please find us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/WineTimeFridays), Twitter (@VintageTweets), Instagram (@WineTimeFridays) on our YouTube Channel, https://www.youtube.com/@winetimefridays and on Threads, which is @winetimefridays. You can also “Follow” Phil on Vivino. His profile name is Phil Anderson and will probably “Follow” you back! Check out all of our current sponsors by visiting our Wine Time Fridays Resource Page by visiting https://winetimefridays.com/wine-time-fridays-resources/© 2024 Wine Time Fridays - All Rights Reserved

When you live at the beach, you don't really get to enjoy all the seasons and some great grandparents in Orange County, California created some special moments for their grandkids! They live in the mountains and brought a truckload of snow so their grandbabies could play in it and have snowball fights! VIDEO: https://www.wdjx.com/great-grandparents-drive-truckload-of-snow-to-their-grandkids-at-the-beach/

Great Grandparents were preppers before prepping was cool. They just called it life. Their reason was to be prepared for the winter I order to live until they could harvest from the garden. We talk about some of the things they had to do, but more importantly we discuss some of the reasons the younger generations are resistant to prepping, and less inclined to be prepared. Please share this podcast with your friends, family, and on social media accounts. Here's the link:  https://www.practicalprepping.info/podcast If you would like to have the expanded notes on today's episode, along with the links mentioned in the episode, you'll find them at practicalprepping.info/438Would you start your Amazon shopping from our website?  Click here.If you find value in the podcast, would you be willing to give back a little?You can do that one of two ways (or both).(1) Buy Us A  Cup of Coffee --->  CLICK HERE          OR(2)  By starting your Amazon shopping from our website? --->  CLICK HERE                (We earn from qualifying Amazon purchases)Contact us:Practical PreppingWebsite: www.practicalprepping.infoEmail at info@practicalprepping.infoOur Sponsors:Magic Mind Productivity Shotshttp://www.magicmind.com/practicalpreppingUse discount "prepper"Contingency Medical - resource for antibioticshttps://contingencymedical.com/practical ProLine Digital Grouphttps://www.prolinedigitalgroup.comEmail: info@prolinedesigns.usAURA - Your total online protection against identity theft , and for VPN.Jim Curtis Kniveshttps://www.facebook.com/JimcurtisknivesEmail Jim:  j.curtis7mm@yahoo.comWebsite design and hosting by ProLine Digital Group.Podcasts Copyright 2023, P3 Media Group, and Practical Prepping Podcast

This Podcast Is Episode 551, And It's About Recognizing The Value Of Construction Contractors In Our Daily Lives I was taking a moment to reflect on the challenges for the Pilgrims coming to America. They decided to make the journey with no guarantee of success. To build homes, plant crops, and take care of animals. Then, later, everyone chose to move West by wagon train, horse, or on foot. I am grateful for them! I think about my Grandparents and my Great Grandparents. What was life like when they were children? Where did they come from, and how did they get to where they were? The family's oral history seems so inadequate. My father shared so much, but now it looks like so little. Be glad for the simple things we take for granted: Going to the grocery store, deli, or restaurant for dinner Living indoors with electricity and indoor plumbing Driving a car Crossing the water on a bridge or ferry Modern times. I am all for living in the city with the gas station and grocery store just down the street. I appreciate reliable electricity, and tree contractors trim powerlines year-round to help prevent outages. I am grateful for the linemen who repair power lines during a storm so we have electricity.     Please note: The offer does not apply to Outsourced Accounting, Bookkeeping Review, or any Consultation and Training products; you can, however, use it to purchase any course or monthly subscription classes in Construction Accounting Academy   Thank You, Contractors, for going to work so the rest of us can stay home safe.    Thank you to the road crews, police, firemen, linemen, tree crews, plumbers, and electricians who work when the news says "Stay Home" and to all the other contractors and emergency services I have not mentioned. Contractors Make Our Lives Better Contractors build and maintain the things that make our lives better. They built the factories where the factory workers work. The rancher and farmer, whom you don't think about as contractors, construct and repair buildings and fences and maintain equipment. They learn to be jacks of all trades, raise crops and animals, and battle the elements. Heat, wind, rain, snow, forest fires, or grass fires – they see it first—the more remote their location, the more diverse their skills.    Why did you decide to become a Construction Contractor? Fast money, easy work, few hours, or all those reasons? Yes, contractors can make much money in this industry. Fast, however, is a relative term. Definition of Fast Money Collecting a job deposit is designed to lock down the job and buy materials. While using your client's money to start the project is always a good idea, that doesn't mean you have money to party heartily, buy a bunch of tools, or buy that brand-new truck you want.  The money will fly out of the checkbooks with everyday business expenses without extra help.  If you spend your job deposits in this manner, you get into a cycle of "Borrow from Peter to pay Paul." (author unknown) This was a favorite phrase of the '60s and '70s. What do I mean? Using the deposit from the next job to pay for expenses from the last job is a slippery slope to financial disaster. Another common phrase is "Leverage Is Great Until The Stick Breaks."  It's like a child's game of musical chairs. When the music stops, someone is without a chair. The same thing happens when the economy turns, as in 2008. Contractors thought (and hoped) the recession would be a slight dip and everything would return to normal by the summer of 2009. That is not what happened for most construction contractors.  Some construction contractors had lots of work in the pipeline unaffected by the recession. Many were overconfident and thought other contractors had a hard time because they "just didn't know how to run a business." Unfortunately, those same contractors were badly hurt when their pipeline of jobs ran out. Definition of Easy Work Easy work is any job that you know how to do quickly. Preparing Thanksgiving dinner for twenty or more is a simple task for a chef. However, it might be impossible for a college student living in a dorm or shared apartment. Definition of a Few Hours Yes, construction contractors can work a few hours every day. Usually, they work twelve hours or more every day of the week. It is only a few hours to: Take the call Schedule the appointment Meet the client Create the bid Present the bid Collect the deposit Schedule the work Make a material list Pick up the materials Coordinate any employees Go to the homeowner's house or job site As you begin the job: Think, plan, and do the work. Watch out for children and pets. Answer the homeowner's questions. Be polite and make small talk as needed. Keep working at a pace that compensates for any time spent watching out for children and pets or chatting with the homeowner. The homeowner expects work to be completed on time or ahead of schedule, no matter how many interruptions you or your employees have.  End of the day – Clean up the job site so it is ready for use this evening or clean and ready for work tomorrow. Pick up all your tools and materials (mobilize and demobilize) Meet with the homeowner to discuss the rest of the project. Assure them all is going well. Make notes of possible change orders or add-ons. Do not forget to price out change orders. Homeowners remember that unless you agree to a price reduction in writing, you are not obligated to reduce the price. The increase in scope is never forgotten. You Promised To Do [fill in the blank]. If you think any changes are omitted, wait; you will hear a grownup impersonating a preschooler wanting a cookie. Water on the stone is an understatement.   Like most Construction Contractors, you feel like you are waving the money as it goes by. Rest assured, it is true in Washington State, where contractors collect and pay sales taxes. The tax money is just moving through the checking account. Borrowing State and Federal tax money is very bad.  The same applies to payroll taxes, except the company must make a company match for Social Security and Medicare, pay state unemployment insurance and state worker's compensation, and obtain a contractor's license, contractor's liability insurance, bond, and other specialty licenses. The business of being in business as a construction contractor involves: Keeping track of a lot of paperwork Filling out and filing government forms Paying taxes  Financials are essential for filing annual federal taxes, whether you are a sole proprietor, LLC, or S-corp. The individual reports are for the benefit of the construction contractor. Are you making money? Which job? – Did you like that particular type of job? Do you go into any job knowing it will barely break even?  Are you passing out business cards or flyers to the neighbors of your current or past jobs? Are you driving long distances between jobs? Final thoughts You couldn't change yesterday; you could only review it and think about what you could do today. And how can you have a better tomorrow? Tiny changes can make a big difference. Sometimes, taking a pause is the right decision to make. Money makes the world go round. It is hard to buy gas or groceries with hope and a promise. It is not unreasonable to expect to be paid for your work. Contractors like you bring value to everyone's life you touched. I am rooting for your success and wish you and yours the best in everything that comes your way. PS  We offer free resources to help you save time and money that you can download and print now.  About The Author: Sharie DeHart, QPA, co-founded Business Consulting And Accounting in Lynnwood, Washington. She is the leading expert in managing outsourced construction bookkeeping and accounting services companies and cash management accounting for small construction companies across the USA. She encourages Contractors and Construction Company Owners to stay current on their tax obligations and offers insights on managing the remaining cash flow to operate and grow their construction company sales and profits so they can put more money in the bank. Call 1-800-361-1770 or sharie@fasteasyaccounting.com  

Music is in Donna's blood. Her music legacy goes back to her Great Grandparents. Donna is an award winning troubadour who plays all across the US, UK and the Caribbean. She has some amazing stories and songs.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/songwriter-connection/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

What do you do when you are committed to seeing your children live for Jesus but do not feel supported by those around you?  In fact, what if those who should be among your greatest advocates in parenting mock you for seeking to honor Christ as you raise your children?  In this episode, we discuss what every influencer of the next generation must keep in mind when they find themselves in the crosshairs of the world's derision simply for seeking to transmit an authentic faith in Christ. Show Notes:   Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://m.youtube.com/@thedeeprootedpodcast   Subscribe on Apple Podcast:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-deep-rooted-podcast/id1550127745   Like us on Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/thedeeprooted?mibextid=LQQJ4d   Check out our website: www.thedeeprooted.com   Email us: info@thedeeprooted.com   Vern L. Bengtson, Families and Faith: How Religion is Passed Down Across Generations (New York: Oxford University Press, 2013), 19; see also chapter 5, "The Unexpected Importance of Grandparents (and Great-Grandparents)."    

This new episode contains the raw & unfiltered thoughts of your host Kay Hill; who's been fighting to get back into his basic life routine let alone grasp hold of his life's purpose once again. After dealing with losing his guardians(Great Grandparents), he's faced many internal challenges. Daily battles against negative thoughts, grief, and even alcoholism have pushed him away from many important things in his life. Losing friends, jobs, and healthy business opportunities He still stands to tell his story. IG: motivationtosucceedpod --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tariq-k-hill/support

The return. Speaking about my Great-grandparents. A lazy episode, but a start!

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Senior minister Tim Roberts looks at the important role the 'grandparent' generation plays in the church family and the legacy of faith they have to hand down.

In this episode, Chris and Ryan chop it up about antiquing, resolutions, and much more.Support the show

00:00 - Good Morning 00:08 - Emails 02:27 - Sponsors 04:35 - Amud Beis 10:50 - Amud Aleph 28:07 - Amud Beis 45:57 - Have a Wonderful Day -- Today's shiur is sponsored אן סגולה כתורה ואן תומכיה כיעקב ויעל Lock & Jeff Rosner: Leilu Nishmas Yosef Simcha Chaim z'l ben ybl'c Shlomo Yehuda & Dr Avrum Epstein: In memory of my dear departed loved ones included in my recent yom tov yizkors​ & לע״נ זכריה בן משה ,לע״נ בּצלאל בן משה & Kreymerman family: To my wifes grandfathers neshamah on the yortsait. Baruch ben Leib & Shlomo Grumet: For yahrtzeit of our brother in law Naftali Rhodes, Naftali Matisyahu Ben Dovid Yosef & לעילוי נשמת אריה לייב בן אברהם דוד & Moishe Cohen: L'zechus my son's Bentzi's Bar mitzvah tonight & מזל טוב to Yisroel & Bella Helpin new Great Grandparents to new Grandparents Chaim & Gayil Helprin from Houston, and new parents Malka & Shalom Solomon of Ramat Eshkol. It a GIRL! --- Turning of the daf Sponsored As a zechus to continue being able to support Torah and to finish Shas with Reb Eli & לרפו"ש ברוך בן שרה לרפו"ש איטה יהודית בת מינדיל להצלחת בנימין בן איטה יהודית

We all have certain childhood memories that stick. For parenting coach Klara Sedlacek, one defining moment was when she was 8 and a stranger found her crying with fear since she'd received a grade her mother was sure to rage over. The stranger walked her home and deescalated her mother, and likely planted the seeds of why this molecular biologist focuses her career on helping strengthen mother's bonds with their toddlers.You will learn:1. Our ancestral histories can have a direct link to our own stress levels.2. There are many interventions outside of traditional therapy that may assist in interrupting intergenerational negative patterns.3. Rather than blaming our parents, we may pursue Extra Resources: It Did Not Start With You by Mark Wolyn.  Dr.  Gabor Mate video here.Connect with Klara and get her freebie at KlaraSedlacek.com.BIO:Kara Sedlacek is a molecular biologist who works with mothers  of toddlers, transforming tensions into connections.Lizbeth's links Support the podcast and Lizbeth's writing for $2 or $5 a month on Patreon HEREOR Buy Lizbeth a Coffee Pieces of Me: Rescuing My Kidnapped Daughters ...

Jeff WitthuhnPeepa's owner & designer, Jeff Witthuhn, has been a Palm Springs resident since 2016. He began his retail career in 1998 when he worked at The Gap. From there he spent twelve years at Express and then moved into a buyers position at The Bon-Ton before moving to Palm Springs and opening up Peepa's.Peepa's is named after Jeff's Great Grandpa, Bud Storch. Bud and his wife Roma were instrumental in raising Jeff. Jeff spent most of his childhood at their house. Bud & Roma had a workshop in their basement where they made wood crafts and home goods in their retirement years. And Jeff always had to be down there with them. So it was decided many years ago, if Jeff ever opened up a store, it would be named in his Great Grandparents honor.Peepa'sNestled in the heart of downtown Palm Springs, California, Peepa's has become a go-to destination for Palm Springs locals and tourists. At Peepa's, they strive to give the best shopping experience in Palm Springs.  They carry a wide assortment of products including mens & women's apparel, art, gift and seasonal goods. At Peepa's they focus on bringing in artists and designers who are independent and/or local. This helps them keep their assortment unique and different. As a gay owned business, they like to especially support other LGBTQ, black and female brand/artists. Their  in store experience is rooted in exceptional customer service, just like the old days! They look at themselves as hosts of the best daily party in Palm Springs. And it's their job to make you feel welcome and comfortable in their store. They enjoy the opportunity to tell customers all the interesting stories about their featured artists and designers too! And they love to learn where you are from and what brings you to fabulous Palm Springs!They play lively, upbeat music from a variety of genres and decades. So one minute you may be bopping to Lizzo and the next minute to Donna Summer. They keep it light, happy and fun! The store is colorful, clean and well merchandised, so its easy to shop. Every visit in Peeps,  you'll discover something new!Jeff lives with his partner Darren in the home they've just remodeled in Palm Springs.Visit and shop Peepa's: https://www.peepasps.comPhoto: Copyright Wilkinson/2022Opening and closing music courtesy the very talented Zakhar Valaha via Pixabay.To contact Wilkinson- email him at BecomingWilkinson@gmail.com

Paul & Liz travel back in time to India 1942 and watch Kamala Khan's Great-Grandparents meet for the first time? But how did they come to flee India? and why was that the last time Aisha, Kamala's Great Grandmother, was ever seen? Find out more by Liking, sharing and subscribing to our channel so you never miss a minute and by checking out The Comic Crush Patreon to help us stay on the air! Oh, and follow Liz on Twitter and on her website.

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Dean Owens"Certainly Dean's pedigree as a performer is never in doubt with Great Grandparents circus owners and performers ranging from Clowns to Lion Tamers . Hear Dean's tell about his amazing family history, and how he found through a family member doing a school project. Dean also talks about his new album Sinners Shrine. The background to some of the tracks on the album including the title track . Again this is another Turn It Up interview you will not want to miss."

So in this episode it's really for my future husband. Your passed on loved ones have been in my energy and here are our messages. Bro I was just as shocked okay. They said our union is protected but don't tell anyone outside the family your plans. Keep manifesting they are working on things in heaven to guide us together in the most natural way ❤️

James retells the story of Duke's great, great grandparents.

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1/22/2022. Five Minutes in the Word scriptures for today, Ruth 4:17-22. Ruth is brought among the ancestors of King David and Christ. This is evidence of God's love for all and points to Christ's non-Jewish heritage. Resources: Enduring Word commentary; Faithlife Study Bible; and/or Matthew Henry Commentary. #Podchaser list of "60 Best Podcasts to Discover for November 2021" #MinutesWord; #dailydevotional. Listen, like, follow, share! Available on Apple podcast; Spotify; Tune-in Radio; iHeart; Goodpods; Stitcher; and many others!! #MinutesWord. Financial support is welcome at https://anchor.fm/esbc-webmaster --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/esbc-webmaster/support

Yesterday Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison was in Scotland, explaining to the world how Australia will stick to its 2015 targets in order to reduce even more carbon. But not everyone is convinced that recycling the Paris Agreement will keep temperatures rising no more than 1.5 degrees. The Understorey team brings us some of the young people protesting outside of the Western Australian Parliament a couple of weeks ago. But not just students and union organisers and grandparents are rising for climate. Understorey brings a British great-grandparent who yesterday addressed world leaders, and put everyone straight, including Scott Morrison, in the nicest possible way. Photo: A Glamorgan

Steve McIntosh recounts more of his weekend, including an event at Bishop Caroll and the start of a tour for his granddaughter Evann. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When host James Lott Jr became a grandparent at 30, by default his mother became a Great Grandparent at 48/49. James Talks about the young Great Grandparent!

In this episode, we explore sleep with Sara Mednick and her book,  Take a Nap! Change your Life:  The Scientific Plan to Make you Smarter, Healthier and More Productive.Key Points from the Episode:Our Great-Grandparents slept alot longer than we doThe average American gets 6.7 hours of sleep on the average weekday.How can we optimize our sleep better, so we can flourish in life more?Other resources:Want to leave a review? Click here, and if we earned a five-star review from you **high five and knuckle bumps**, we appreciate it greatly, thank you so much!Because we care what you think about what we think and our website, please email David@teammojoacademy.com, or if you want to leave us a quick FREE, painless voicemail, we would appreciate that as well.Also, we love to hear book recommendations and other nuggets of wisdom that you care to share.powered by https://www.teammojoacademy.comBe sure to check out our very affordable Academy Review membership program at http:www.teammojoacademy.com/support

It's a MEGA episode of More Math for More People! It's Episode 12 and we have so much to share with you on this National Be Nice, Get Funky and World Teacher's Day. Joel and Misty chat with each of the presenters for the CPM Teacher Conference Pre-Sessions with a Gallery Walk. The CPM Teacher Conference is on February 26 and 27, 2022 so you won't want to miss out! Registration is open now. cpm.org/teacher-conference

Episode 25: Are you a modern-day grandparent? Do you celebrate Gorgeous Grandmothers' Day? Guests: Suzette Perez-Tate and Anissa Delaluz The Book Created by Suzette Perez-Tate and co-authored by Anisa Delaluz, The Grands is a children's book series intended to break stereotypes of what it means to be a grandparent in the 21st century. Today's Grand is active, career-minded, stylish, and tech-savvy while still maintaining the age-old essence of being a grandparent. This series will also feature the role Great Grandparents, Great Aunts & Uncles have in a child's life. Many stories will be told focusing on these intergenerational relationships showcasing a diverse variety of families. The series hopes that many families will see themselves as they read the many adventures of the Grands and their grandchildren! Suzette Perez Tate is a modern-day grandmother from Southern California. She and her husband have a blended family and share five children, 5 grandchildren and a black Labrador named Bentley Boo. Suzette and her granddaughter Charlotte share a special bond. One of the activities they enjoy together is reading. Suzette noticed right away that none of the books she was reading reflected their relationship. For starters, the grandmothers in the stories did not look like her, act like her and many times they were sick or dying, so after working in the telecommunications industry for almost 30 years, she decided to add the title children's book author to her credentials and create a series of books that reflect modern day grandparents. Her co-author is Anisa Delaluz, a post-production manager in the film and television industry. The mother of two sons, she hopes if she becomes a grandmother, she will live up to the standards set by her own super-hero grandmothers. https://www.holidayscalendar.com/event/gorgeous-grandma-day/ Social Media https://www.facebook.com/thegrandsmdg https://twitter.com/thegrandsmdg https://www.instagram.com/thegrandsmdg https://www.linkedin.com/in/suzette-perez-tate-33715a50/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/anisa-delaluz-a289978/ E-Mail thegrandsmdg@gmail.com Buy the Book https://www.amazon.com/Suzette-Perez-Tate/e/B08QZRRD38?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1624511424&sr=1-1 https://www.target.com/p/the-grands-by-anisa-delaluz-suzette-perez-tate-paperback/-/A-83323003 Adventures with Grammy To learn more about the Adventures with Grammy podcast, or to be a guest, visit adventureswithgrammy.com/podcast Please sign up for my monthly newsletter, which is for grandparents who want to make a positive difference in their grandchildren's lives, and for parents who want to ensure that special grandparent bond between their parents and their children. Articles will give you exclusive content I will not share on social media and a heads-up about events, products, and books I think you will find interesting. To sign up, visit https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/7ZleyB4 You will receive a micro-book that provides directions for a super fun activity to do with your children and grandchildren! To learn more about the books, visit adventureswithgrammy.com To buy the personalized stuffed bears, visit etsy.com/shop/adventureswithgrammy #grammyadventure #adventureswithgrammy https://www.facebook.com/grammyadventure http://instagram.com/grammyadventure https://www.twitter.com/GrammyAdventure https://www.pinterest.com/adventureswithgrammy/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtr9e59lIBxSeHJk52jJB3Q https://linkedin.com/in/adventureswithgrammy Music: https://audiojungle.net/user/play_m Let me know your thoughts about the podcast: send a Tweet to @grammyadventure or an e-mail to carolyn@adventureswithgrammy.com!

Who doesn't love a little family drama? Especially when said drama is caused by hidden family secrets? Babies switched at birth. Great-Grandparents hiding a younger life of crime behind a prominent virtuous life. Family secrets are a great way to spice up or develop a plot. Join Robbie and Sarah as they explore family secrets in life and fiction.

This episode covers stories about the oldest members of our family that we personally knew, Eden's Great Grandparents. This episode brings to light some of the most interesting personal stories of our family tree. As appropriate, mom joins us for this episode to represent her side of the family.  It turns out that both mom and dad's ancestral folks that grew up in the early 1900s had experiences that rivaled anything us youngsters could ever contrive. We learn about our glamourous ancestors, divorce, The Depression, gun play, hunting and fishing stories, quirky sayings and ways they all made their way through life's challenges. Many of these stories are about how they overcame obstacles, found ways to survive, and manage to make things better for their future generations. And, upon reflection, we some insight into how life was for people back in the day. Hope you enjoy it. As with all of our episodes, this is a standalone episode, which means that you don't have to listen to any other episode to enjoy this one. We hope you find this short conversation interesting. If you would like to share your comments and questions please …  Email us at DadStoriesPodcast@Gmail.comVisit our website at DadStoriesPodcast.comDownload our podcast from where ever you get your favorite podcastsMusic performed by Bobby and Tom Knutilla. Music written by Bobby Knutilla and Brian Roberts. 

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The lives we lost during the dark days of WWII --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/levi845/support

It's not an April Fool's joke, Abi & Meghan really are back with another minisode! In this week's minisode, Meghan & Abi check in with each other on how parenting has been going lately. They're both feeling a little drained by the pandemic of it all. They also dig into listener feedback on the first half of their conversation with Chaw-win-is. They go over what the GM community shared regarding what role family history/stories plays in their lives and ask some follow-up questions that they'd love to hear your opinions on.They also discuss how their interest in their own family histories has increased as they get older. Abi & Meghan round out the minisode by each sharing a family story about one of their great-grandparents that they are excited to pass onto their own kids. As always, thanks for listening! Please spread the love by sharing Gaining Mom-entum with the people in your life! Follow/subscribe to Gaining Mom-entum wherever you listen to your pods & please feel free to leave a comment/review. (Be sure to turn on notifications so you don't miss an episode!) Follow us on Instagram: @gainingmom_entum Follow us on Facebook: Gaining Mom-entum Podcast Email us: gainingmom.entumpod@gmail.com Music by: Evan Dysart (Follow Dysaart on Spotify and Bandcamp) Artwork by: Catherine Cachia (IG: @catherinecachia, catherinecachia.com)

Folk medicine goes very far back in time where Nature was our very first drugstore. Man and animals depended on plants and herbs to avoid illness and maintain health. Let's take a walk back in time and explore some home made remedies used by our Parents, Grandparents and Great Grandparents! I'll give some recipes for those of you who would like to try making remedies at home!

Folk medicine goes very far back in time where Nature was our very first drugstore. Man and animals depended on plants and herbs to avoid illness and maintain health. Let's take a walk back in time and explore some home made remedies used by our Parents, Grandparents and Great Grandparents! I'll give some recipes for those of you who would like to try making remedies at home!

Folk medicine goes very far back in time where Nature was our very first drugstore. Man and animals depended on plants and herbs to avoid illness and maintain health. Let's take a walk back in time and explore some home made remedies used by our Parents, Grandparents and Great Grandparents! I'll give some recipes for those of you who would like to try making remedies at home!

Lil Nickys Pre-roll Joints with Nick Giordano. Born and raised in Philadelphia, Nick's Great Grandparents opened a Fruit and produce store in the famed Italian Market on 9th st. in South Philly in 1920 Which is still in operation. His Dad and brother are still in the business selling wholesale to restaurants. Nick was an actor in NYC for a long time before moving to Los Angeles about 10 years ago. He has been in the Cannabis industry for the last few years as a frontline salesman, working for a few different brands, selling to dispensaries in the LA area. A few brands Nick is currently selling for are Shoogies (Cannabis-infused cane sugar and Agave), Cannariginals/Emu420 Essentials (Transdermal rubs, and tinctures), Cali Life (Premium Flower), and Hush (infused Pre-rolls, Premium flower, Vapes, and Hush Puppies). Nick is currently launching his own brand of Pre-roll joints called Lil Nickys. The logo pays direct homage to his family roots in the produce business for the last 100 years.

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Today InPerspective with Dr. Harry Reeder October 20, 2020

Today InPerspective with Dr. Harry Reeder October 20, 2020

This week we have a special surprise, a message from Summer's Grandmas. The Savior taught that we should love and learn about our ancestors, so Summer's Grandmas share a story about her Great Grandparents. Shoutout to Grandma Tere and Grandma Connie!

This episode we had special guest as my Dad, "Big Steve" and his girlfriend, Sally join us to talk about my Great Grandparents and what life was for them. Also what being Grandparents in the 1940s and 50s was like. Plus how Pancho Villa influenced my GGPa who lived to be 104, some of his secrets to a long life.

We apologize in advance for this podcast, where we try to discuss the NBA Bubble, Stories about Great Grandparents and Thirst traps!

Our great-great grandparents didn’t use the excuse of the virus to send the country into a Great Recession, or to arrest people for leaving their houses.

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So in these odd days, when we are being strongly reminded of our mortality, there is something, at least for me, comforting in listening to my old 78 records. I haven’t wanted to listen to much music since this all started, and today, when I finally switched on the Hi-Fi all I wanted to do was play some Crackly Old 78s. They remind me of home, even though I don’t know what or where home is anymore. I’ve tried to mix a flavour of what I like, moody Mambo, Rhythm and Blues in it’s original sense, funky old stuff. Even a Cab Calloway weed smokers anthem, yes they had jazz fags in the 30s and 40s, you weren’t the first, your Great Grandparents weren’t even the first! They’re comforting, like food you’ve always loved. That’s why I haven’t played Reggae for this show, I almost don’t want to spoil ‘the good vibes’, and there’s something natural for me, playing some old tunes. If you don’t normally listen to this kind of thing, I urge you to give it a try. I knows you’se gonna likes it.. Daddy O. See you all on the other side when we have the party! In the meantime, perhaps these tunes will help you boogie a little at home. 1. Big Joe Turner - Chains Of Love - Atlantic 2. Willie Bryant with the Tab Smith Septet - Blues Around The Clock Pt 1 - Apollo 3. Don Rendell ‘ Music In The Making’ - Presque Cubain - Vogue 4. Charles Brown and his Band - Sooth Me - Vogue 5. Smiley Lewis - Queen Of Hearts - Imperial 6. Country Jim - Sad And Lonely Blues - Imperial 7. Lord Beginner - England Regains The Ashes - Esquire 8. Cecil Knot & His Joybell Orchestra - When You Come America / Cowhead - MRS 9. Chuck Berry - Too Much Monkey Business - Chess 10. Billy Haley and his Comets - Mambo Rock - Brunswick 11. Lord Invader with The Rupert Nurse Calypso Band- Hurricane Connie - Melodisc 12. Smiley Lewis - The Rocks (with Fats Domino on Piano) - Imperial 13. Lord Kitchener with Freddy Grant’s Caribbean Rhythm - Denis Compton Calypso - Melodisc 14. Anne Cole - In The Chapel - Baton 15. Earl Bostic - Sleep - Vogue 16. Bill Doggett - Ram Bunk Shush - Parlophone 17. Lord Begginer - Caribbean Lullaby - Melodisc 18. Charlie Parker’s New Stars - Stupendous - Parlophone 19. Shirley and Lee - Do You Mean To Hurt Me So - Down Beat 20. Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five - Let The Good Times Roll - Brunswick 21. Les Brown and his Band Of Renown - They Were Doin’ The Mambo - Vogue Coral Series 22. Les Brown and his Orchestra - Triskadekaphobia - Columbia Swing Time Music Series 23. Earl Bostic - Jungle Drums - Parlophone 24. Dan Marino Barreto and his Cuban Orchestra - Yo Ta Namora - His Master’s Voice 25. Cab Calloway and his Orchestra - The Man From Harlem - Brunswick 26. Enrique Aviles and his Orchestra- Tan Sabrosona - Melodisc 27. Earl Grant - Hunky Dunky Doo - Decca / Kentone 28. Smiley Lewis - Down The Road - Imperial 29. Earl Bostic and his Orchestra - I Hear A Rhapsody - Parlophone 30. Edmundo Ross and his Orchestra - Cuban Mambo - Decca 31. Count Basie - Boogie Woogie - Brunswick 32. Stephan Grappelly and his Hot Four (feat Django Reinhardt - Guitar) - Avalon - Decca

In this episode of the Italian Citizenship Podcast hosts Marco Permunian (an Italian citizenship attorney)and content creator Rafael Di Furia talk about some of the specific processes that may come up for a person who wants to claim Italian citizenship through a great grandparent via Jure Sanguinis as an adult. Italian citizenship by descent is a subject that has been covered in the Italian Citizenship Podcast a number of times, but since one of the most common types of claimant would be the great-grandchild of someone who left Italy, we wanted to dedicate a specific episode of the Italian citizenship podcast to this subject.For help with the Italian citizenship process and more information about Italian Citizenship Assistance visit ICA's website:https://ItalianCitizenshipAssistance.comTo contact Italian Attorney Marco Permunian and his team of dual-citizenship experts and attorneys you can use the contact form on the Italian Citizenship Assistance website:http://ItalianCitizenshipAssistance.comTo see more from Rafael Di Furia about life in Italy and life as a dual citizen expat check out his YouTube channel and website:Http://YouTube.com/RafaelDiFuriaHttp://RafaelDiFuria.com

Discussing our great great grandparents and their personal experiences during the Great Depression of 1929-1933 and the Recession of 1937-1938 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/desie-maye/support

In this fast-paced interview, Retired Lieutenant Colonel Valarie R. Austin shares her life lessons on achieving four college degrees and serving in a combat zone while living in a Middle Eastern country with different cultural expectations for "women." In her interview, Valarie discusses her career as a military officer as well as life-after her military service, in particular, pursuing her passion for writing and publishing; speaking to throngs of high school students (and parents) about making smart and informed decisions regarding college, college costs and student loan debt; the difference between an industry, a career and an occupation; and so much more! There is something for everyone in this highly informative and entertaining interview.  Valarie is the author of The Student’s Comprehensive Guide For College & Other Life Lessons, a career and college readiness book, which is available on TrailBlazersImpact.com SHOP page.

Show Description:IDA currently serves as a full-time fiduciary adviser team to several inter-generational families. The families that engage us for this experience typically have three or four generations that they are planning with and for. Their primary goals are to ensure that their values and wealth are transferred far beyond the current generations. By talking about these topics openly and with experts, we strive to make the experience one that allows thought, education, collaboration and for the families to strengthen their financial peace of mind. The IDA adviser team is comprised of four generations itself and is uniquely qualified to understand and communicate to each generation accordingly.In this show you will learn about:· The most important things to focus on financially at this stage of life (approximately ages 65 to 95)· How to start family focused conversations that focus on how you want your values carried on to the younger generations of your family. · Gaining alignment within the family of your intentions. · Identifying the roles of the key decisions makers and communicating clear expectations. · How to fairly transfer your legacy to your different family members and across multiple generations. · How to navigate these conversations with blended families or mitigating risk of spendthrift significant others.

Show Description:IDA currently serves as a full-time fiduciary adviser team to several inter-generational families. The families that engage us for this experience typically have three or four generations that they are planning with and for. Their primary goals are to ensure that their values and wealth are transferred far beyond the current generations. By talking about these topics openly and with experts, we strive to make the experience one that allows thought, education, collaboration and for the families to strengthen their financial peace of mind. The IDA adviser team is comprised of four generations itself and is uniquely qualified to understand and communicate to each generation accordingly.In this show you will learn about:· The most important things to focus on financially at this stage of life (approximately ages 65 to 95)· How to start family focused conversations that focus on how you want your values carried on to the younger generations of your family. · Gaining alignment within the family of your intentions. · Identifying the roles of the key decisions makers and communicating clear expectations. · How to fairly transfer your legacy to your different family members and across multiple generations. · How to navigate these conversations with blended families or mitigating risk of spendthrift significant others.

Hear the story of the White family from the perspective of a family member. Charlie White, great-grandson of James and Ellen will share these stories and unique insights with the purpose of re-acquainting us with the personal side of the White family and destroying some of the myths that surround them. In this presentation you’ll hear about the early religious/conversion experiences of James White and Ellen Harmon and discover how this impacted their lives — and how it applies to our lives. We will also look at their courtship and marriage.

Reading a 1974 Interview from The Valley Voice Newspaper from Middlebury, Vermont. This interview was conducted with My Great Great Grandparents Harry Barrows and Dona Sears Barrows. The interviewer was Liza Williams. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, we explore the perspective that maybe being forgotten is a good thing that can liberate us while we are still alive. We go into detail with an exercise that has you examine what you really know about your parents, grandparents, etc; and the realities of what you will and will not be remembered for. This is intended to be an uplifting exercise. Enjoy! Follow this link to send in your questions and thoughts: http://kathryncolleen.com/studio/community/ You Might Also Like...Being Forgotten – Death’s Gift To The DepartedEp 50 – Perfect Is A Nonexistent Destination But Amazing Is A Blissful JourneyEp 56 – Stage One – Trusting Your RiverEp 59 – Connecting To The Silent ObserverEp 58 – Forms Of Meditation And Prayer – A Simple Menu For Creating Your Own Optimized Routine

Close your eyes. Now think of your family. Your Mom, Your Dad, Your Aunts and Uncles, Grandparents and Great Grandparents. See them in your mind’s eye all in a room looking at you. They are studying every move and action you make. You feel their judging eyes on you all the time. They say they love the way you are but change. They love your uniqueness but conform. They love how you speak your mind but you’re too loud. They love your ambitious drive but don’t be such a go getter. Then to top it all off this royal court brings you the person of THEIR dreams for you to marry and spend the rest of your life with. I know what you’re thinking; my crazy Aunt and Great Grandpa are not going to pick the person I marry and anyways does this even happen in the 21st Century. Surprisingly, arranged marriages are more common than you may think. So do they work? Is that actually a better way than what we currently do? We have answers to these questions in this podcast. On today’s show we interview Devina Kaur to explore her journey from her traditional upbringing in rural India to her self-discovery that lead her to start the Sexy Brilliant Global Revolution. Devina explains how she spent thirty years trying to be the person everyone else wanted but it only resulted in loneliness, depression and confusion. She provides us with an insight most people have never heard about an arranged marriage and how it affected her. Devina has a unique point of view on marriage and dating which she shares in her online courses like the one coming out on February 25, 2019 called “The Power of Being Single.” Growing up in an environment that told Devina she was not good enough in a direct or indirect way made it difficult for her to love the most important person in her life….herself. We can all learn from how Devina uncovered her true self, true meaning and true love so we can all be Sexy Brilliant.www.sexybrilliant.com

Close your eyes. Now think of your family. Your Mom, Your Dad, Your Aunts and Uncles, Grandparents and Great Grandparents. See them in your mind’s eye all in a room looking at you. They are studying every move and action you make. You feel their judging eyes on you all the time. They say they love the way you are but change. They love your uniqueness but conform. They love how you speak your mind but you’re too loud. They love your ambitious drive but don’t be such a go getter. Then to top it all off this royal court brings you the person of THEIR dreams for you to marry and spend the rest of your life with. I know what you’re thinking; my crazy Aunt and Great Grandpa are not going to pick the person I marry and anyways does this even happen in the 21st Century. Surprisingly, arranged marriages are more common than you may think. So do they work? Is that actually a better way than what we currently do? We have answers to these questions in this podcast. On today’s show we interview Devina Kaur to explore her journey from her traditional upbringing in rural India to her self-discovery that lead her to start the Sexy Brilliant Global Revolution. Devina explains how she spent thirty years trying to be the person everyone else wanted but it only resulted in loneliness, depression and confusion. She provides us with an insight most people have never heard about an arranged marriage and how it affected her. Devina has a unique point of view on marriage and dating which she shares in her online courses like the one coming out on February 25, 2019 called “The Power of Being Single.” Growing up in an environment that told Devina she was not good enough in a direct or indirect way made it difficult for her to love the most important person in her life….herself. We can all learn from how Devina uncovered her true self, true meaning and true love so we can all be Sexy Brilliant.www.sexybrilliant.com

Tonight I'm heading all the way down to West Sussex to talk to flower grower, Ben Cross @AlstroemeriaBen We talk about the fact that he's a 4th generation grower at Crosslands Flower Nursery, that was established by his Great Grandparents in 1936 starting on the LSA (Land Settlement Association). We go into the ten years he spent as a Marine Scientist, before the call of home proved too much, and his return to the family business growing Alstroemerias. We talk about the flowers themselves, how they're grown, how the greenhouses are heated, how they're harvested, and how they're sold, with a large proportion of them going direct to florists and farm shops. We discuss the severe challenges he faces as a British flower grower, with a staggering 90% of cut flowers in the UK being imported from countries such as Ecuador, Cambodia, Colombia, and Kenya, and the associated environmental impact that has, and how he's campaigning to raise awareness of the benefits of British flowers.  Ben's incredibly passionate about both his family business, and the British Flower industry, and it was an real pleasure to talk to him and learn more about what he's doing.  Look for 'Crosslands Flower Nursery' on Facebook to see some of the fantastic videos he's putting out straight from the Nursery. Check it out folks..       LONDON MARATHON 2019: As required by Universal law, much like if you're a vegan, if you're doing a marathon, you have to tell people about it. Well I'm doing the London one in April 2019, and I'm raising money for the incredible charity FARM AFRICA. If you want to see more about the AMAZING work they do please visit www.farmafrica.org & if you'd like to sponsor me the link is www.justgiving.com/fundraising/william-evans12 - thank you!   Episode Sponsor:  NFU Cymru - for more information please visit www.nfu-cymru.org.uk   Podcast Partners: Farmer's Guardian. For the biggest range of news and features from across the Ag industry, please visit www.fginsight.com Rock & Roll Farming is proud to be a part of the Farm & Rural Ag Network. To find more great podcasts and vlogs, please visit www.farmruralag.com 

This Podcast Is Episode Number 0191 And It Will Be About Special Thank You To All Contractors This Thanksgiving Holiday The time flies between each of the holidays. It is a time to reflect on the years so far and catch up.    The magical time of year begins with Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas then finally New Year’s Eve. Halloween is a time to see Happy Children out trick or treating. Randal and I go to the local Mall, sit at the Food Court and watch babies, toddlers, and bigger kids enjoy the night of Trick or Treating. Fantastic to see parents dressed up and having as much fun as the kids.   Thanksgiving is when we give Thanks for being an American.   Taking a moment to think back to the challenges for the Pilgrims coming to America. They decided to make the journey with no guarantee of success. To build homes, plant crops, take care of animals. Then later everyone who decided to move West by wagon train, horse or on foot. I am Grateful For Them! I think about my Grandparents, my Great Grandparents (and Randal’s). What was life like when they were children? Where did they come from and how did they get to where they were?   The family’s oral history seems so inadequate. My father shared so much, but now it seems like so little. Be glad for the simple things we take for granted. Going to the grocery store, deli, restaurant for dinner.  Living indoors with electricity and indoor plumbing, a car to drive, a bridge to cross the water or a ferry. Modern Times. I am all for living in the city with the gas station and grocery store just down the street.  Appreciate reliable electricity with Tree Contractors trimming powerlines year around to help prevent outages. Grateful for the Lineman who repair power lines when there is a storm, so we have electricity. Thank You Contractors for going so I can stay home safe.     Thank you to the road crews, police, fireman, lineman, tree crews, plumbers and electricians who go out when the news says “Stay Home” and to all the other Contractors and Emergency Services I have not mentioned. Christmas is the time of Good Cheer. Seeing Lights and smiling children dressed up for pictures with Santa at the nearest shopping mall. Faith that as the year ends; that the New Year will be a better happier, more peaceful time.   Everyone who goes to Times Square and other places around the country and the world to wish in the New Year. The countdown to the New Year is a joy for everyone who participates.  It is ringing in the New Year, New Beginning, New Hope and for some the time to make a Fresh Start.   Contractors Make Our Lives Better Contractors build and maintain the things that make our lives better. They build the factories for the factory workers to work in. The Rancher and Farmer whom you don’t think about being a contractor. The Rancher and Farmer build and repair buildings, fences and maintain the equipment.  Learn to be a Jack of All Trades, raise crops and animals and battle the elements.  Heat, Wind, Rain, Snow and Forest Fires, or Grass Fires – they see it first. The more remote their location, the more diverse the skills.     Why are they so special to me? My Grandfathers – One of Each, One Rancher, and One Farmer. In the city – Most of us only see a piece of their lives at The Fair in the comfort of a well-lit, heated barn with animals behind fences or gates. The Rodeo is entertainment where the Cowboy show off the skills learned in “real life” with real life consequences. At the Farmers Market, we tend not to think about what it takes to grow the food we eat. Especially not a lot of thought when looking at prepackaged meat in tidy rows in the grocery store.   Safe driving this Thanksgiving Weekend. It’s about friends and family. The ones we are celebrating with, those to whom we are not; and finally to those who are with us in spirit only. Most of us (no matter what our age is) watch the Charlie Brown specials with fond memories. Best Wishes To All. I trust this podcast helps you understand that outsourcing your contractors bookkeeping services to us is about more than just “doing the bookkeeping”; it is about taking holistic approach to your entire construction company and helping support you as a contractor and as a person. We Remove Contractor's Unique Paperwork Frustrations We understand the good, bad and the ugly about owning and operating construction companies because we have had several of them and we sincerely care about you and your construction company! That is all I have for now and if you have listened this far please do me the honor of commenting and rating podcast www.FastEasyAccounting.com/podcast Tell me what you liked, did not like, tell it as you see it because your feedback is crucial and I thank you in advance. You Deserve To Be Wealthy, Because You Bring Value To Other People's Lives! I trust this will be of value to you and your feedback is always welcome at www.FastEasyAccounting.com/podcast This is one more example of how Fast Easy Accounting is helping construction company owners across the USA including Alaska and Hawaii put more money in the bank to operate and grow your construction company. Construction accounting is not rocket science; it is a lot harder than that and a lot more valuable to construction contractors like you so stop missing out and call Sharie 206-361-3950 or email sharie@fasteasyaccounting.com Contractor Bookkeeping Done For You! Thinking About Outsourcing Your Contractors Bookkeeping Services? 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Think about it. When was the last time someone asked you how you were doing or how things were going at work and you leaned on this go to answer: Busy! In this episode Sharon shares what happens when we open ourselves up to the possibility of the spontaneous (for her it was a magical trip through Slovakia to discover the hometowns of her Great Grandparents!) as well as strategies for how to shift out of the default habit of “busy.” May you be surprised by what opens up to you in the process. Cheers! Ideas Shared: 5 Strategies for Letting Go of the Busyness Paradigm Stop saying “I’m busy” Name the real issue Gather Data Model ideal behavior Take a break When discussing the power of naming the real issue, I shared an impactful framework I picked up at a conference recently from Juliet Funt at WhiteSpace at Work. Here are her 4 thieves of productivity: DRIVE (Shadow side: Overdrive) Ask yourself: Is there anything I can let go of? 2. EXCELLENCE (Shadow side: Perfection) Ask yourself: Where is “good enough” good enough? 3. INFORMATION (Shadow side: Information overload) Ask yourself: What do I truly need to know? 4. ACTIVITY (Shadow side: Frenzy) Ask yourself: What deserves my attention? Resources and Links: When sharing the importance of gathering data, I recommend this HBR IdeaCast Be A Work-Life Friendly Boss. Hear Scott Behson (author of The Working Dad’s Survival Guide, and professor at Fairleigh Dickinson University) share tips for being a leader who models work life balance. Did you like all those fun facts I shared about vacation on the podcast? That’s the kind of stuff I learned by investing a half-day at that Upside of Downtime 2016 conferencewhich makes the human and business case for taking vacation. If you are interested in learning more, check out the live stream recording. Man, modern technology.

Ellie is lucky enough to have 2 sets of great grandparents alive. She interviews Nana and Papa to find out more about how they grew up, how they met, etc. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adventuringsisterspodcast/support

Find out these 7 things our great-grandparents did better than us and what steps we need to take to bring these back. Plus, a free 14 Day Eat from Your Food Storage/Preparedness Challenge!

They talk about their childhoods in the early 1900s, how they met and their impressions at the times of major events. Fascinating listen.

Kansas City!! I will be rocking your city this Saturday 5/12 at 7Hundred NightClub, I will be opening up for fellow Disc Jockey Dj Cheapshot. Come Check us out and party with us!!! Now Back to the Mix... I've been feeling real Smooth and laid back lately in Life, So I decided to put out this Feel Good Summertime Old Skool Mix for Everybody to enjoy. These tracks arent too popular like the last 2 old skool mixes I put together, But definately head bobbing feel good ones. Check it out for yourself!!! Feel free to share it with your friends, Parents, Grandparents, Great GrandParents, Pets, Co-Workers, Enemies, and The WORLD!!!! Thanks for all the Support.

Former Poet Laureate Ted Kooser remembers meeting "The Great Grandparents" at the train depot. In this video podcast, Ted talks about the sense of history that they brought with them in their "old tools, old words, old recipes, secrets."