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Episode 6: Greg Ryan Greg Ryan carried an unimaginable secret for 54 years. It was one he was embarrassed to share. One that didn't allow him to plan ahead. One that resulted in a life of shame, social stigma and intense mental health difficulties. And one that would eventually lead him into a dark place, and then out again, and inevitably to where he was meant to be. Greg was born without an anal opening, a congenital abnormality known as Imperforate Anus. And it was finding ‘his tribe' that propelled him on a mission to establish the ONE in 5000 Foundation to educate people about the condition and provide support and resources for those with it. Greg is generous and raw and as you will hear, throughout his climb of the mountain, his sense of humour and love for family, friends and the North Melbourne football club has never wavered.    TWO AM I Listen Curiously   Difficult themes* REMINDER: If this episode has raised any issues for you, in Australia you can contact Lifeline by phone on 13 11 14 (24/7); Lifeline via text on 0477 13 11 14 (24/7); Suicide Callback Service 1300 659 467.   CREDITS   Hosts: Jack Riewoldt and Shane McCurry   Thanks to our guest Greg Ryan.   To learn more about Greg: Greg on LinkedIn Greg: Continence Foundation of Australia ONE in 5000 Foundation Rare and Resilient on Facebook Rare and Resilient podcast   Links from this episode: Greg receives Kings Birthday Honour North Melbourne Life Member induction A Secret Life: Surviving a rare congenital condition  The Adventures of Sneaky the Poop Greg sings the North Melbourne song in Times Square     Find TWO AM I on social media here: TWO AM I YouTube TWO AM I Instagram  TWO AM I Tik Tok TWO AM I LinkedIn TWO AM I LinktreeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Whats up everyone!  This is our Tuesday Patreon Teaser! Please subscribe to Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/dopeypodcast   JD sent a fire dopey voicemail! Plus a clip of me, Jeremy and Greg hanging out talking about Greg's sex appeal and smuggling Mushrooms to Ithaca many years ago.  DopeyCon 2024 - DC5/DCV is coming! Who is ready????   Here are AI notes: SummaryIn this episode of Dopey, Dave introduces the Dopey Tuesday episode available on Patreon and promotes DopeyCon tickets. He then plays a voicemail from a former hater who shares a story about smoking maggots. Dave discusses the Patreon Zoom meeting and the attraction people have towards Greg and Jeremy. They talk about their charisma and sexual power, and share stories about their past adventures. The episode ends with a song. KeywordsDopey, podcast, drugs, addiction, dumb shit, Patreon, DopeyCon, lineup, voicemail, hater, smoking maggots, Patreon Zoom, charisma, sexual power, adventures, song Takeaways Dopey Tuesday episodes are available on Patreon DopeyCon tickets are on sale on Patreon Even former haters can become contributors to the show Greg and Jeremy have a certain charisma and sexual power They share stories about their past adventures The episode ends with a song Titles Charisma and Sexual Power The Dopey Tuesday Teaser Song Sound Bites "Join Patreon, buy a ticket to DopeyCon" "I smoked maggots somehow" "Greg is incredibly attracted to people" Chapters 00:00Introduction and Patreon Promotion 03:12Voicemail: Smoking Maggots 13:23Discussion: Charisma and Sexual Power 17:05Story: Bringing a Bag of Drugs 21:04The Dopey Tuesday Teaser Song  

In 2019, Greg Vigdor decided to take a break after working in healthcare for four decades. His plan was to relax for a few months before returning to work. However, the outbreak of a global pandemic threw a curveball into his plans.   During this unexpected pause, Greg dove into a brand-new project. He started writing his very first novel, weaving his expertise from healthcare into fascinating detective stories. The idea was to entertain readers while enlightening them on health policy, the flaws in the American healthcare system, and suggesting ways readers can improve their own health.   In this episode, explore how Greg transitioned his career passion into storytelling. He shares how he embraced this new endeavor head-on, blending his expertise with the art of page-turning stories.   We discussed:   How Greg launched his career as a author writing medical detective stories The surprising part of retirement that left a major loss in his life What Greg discovered about himself through the process of writing two novels (these lessons are so important) How today's healthcare system evolved into fighting a losing battle The common dead ends that people face while trying to get healthcare   Connect with Greg Greg on Amazon:  https://www.amazon.com/author/gregvigdor   Washington Health Foundation: www.washhealthfoundation.org/book-the-theory-of-irv   Artisan Book Review of The Covid Murders:  https://artisanbookreviews.com/2023/09/03/the-covid-murders-by-greg-vigdor

How to Overcome Burnout and Breakdown with Greg GillesGreg Gillies from The Evolved CEO. He's a husband, father of three, entrepreneurial businessman, healer, coach, mentor, business consultant, and intuitive advisor. After 20 years of hustling, grind, success and failures, and climbing the corporate ladder, Greg worked even harder to build his own business. Greg found himself with a lot of materialistic success. And on the outside, everything looked great, but on the inside, he felt like something was missing. He was unhappy, rarely fulfilled, and he spiralled into more confusion about what his real purpose really was. Greg had achieved so much, but still wasn't happy. He was stuck and lost, and to deal with all the stress, pressure and noise in his mind, he worked harder and harder while using alcohol to switch off. Then one day, he hit the lowest point of his life; mentally spiralling into burnout and breakdown. Greg finally surrendered and opened himself up to a different kind of help. This led to a deep internal journey of healing, alignment and spiritual work that completely opened Greg up to His truth and transformed his whole life. By continuing to heal his inner world mentally, physically, emotionally, energetically, and spiritually, he unlocked his intuitive gifts and divine purpose in life. Greg combines his healing, intuitive gifts and advisory services to help CEOs and Founders find their inner truth, peace, alignment, and happiness so that they can expand beyond their business accomplishments, identity and material possessions.In today's episode I discuss these topics with Greg:Greg's backgroundHow his transformation came aboutThe importance of finding YOUR truthFeminine energyEvolving the masculine egoThe power of soul vibrationLeadership - being self-awareThe most important thing Greg has learned in lifeGreg's Book Recommendation

Financial independence is something that people spend decades trying to achieve. For the average American worker, this can be a slow grind, saving a few hundred dollars a month, hoping to be financially free at sixty-five so they can finally enjoy retirement. The problem? You spent three or four decades at a job, waiting to do what you want. If you're going to crack the code to financial freedom, retire early, and live and work on your terms, you might want to follow Greg Cullen's strategy.Greg has been hustling since he was a teenager. He was bringing in a full-time salary at age sixteen after building a sign-spinning business with over a dozen workers. He always knew the key to success was finding smart ways to make more money. So, when Greg was offered a full-time salary, he turned it down for a sales job with no cap on commissions, allowing him to save money at a far faster rate, and reach financial freedom well before the age of thirty.But Greg didn't need some colossal empire of cash-flowing rentals. Instead, he's financially free with only ten units, all of which he bought in under a decade. So how did someone like Greg, without real estate experience, scale his income up so fast? In this episode, you'll learn what Greg did to purchase properties at lightning speed, the Chick-fil-A rule of real estate you should adopt, and how failing is the only successful way to hit financial freedom early.In This Episode We Cover:Why choosing a commission-based job, with uncapped earnings, beats a salary almost alwaysSign spinning and creative ways Greg made big money as a teenagerThe Chick-fil-A real estate rule that all investors should follow when picking a rental property marketCommon investing hurdles and how to deal with massive burnout when trying to make more moneyThe laws of power that every entrepreneur, investor, or employee must know to level upWhat to do when real estate partnerships go wrong and turning a stressful situation into a killer dealAnd So Much More!Links from the ShowFind an Investor-Friendly Real Estate AgentBiggerPockets Youtube ChannelBiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets Pro MembershipBiggerPockets BookstoreBiggerPockets BootcampsBiggerPockets PodcastBiggerPockets MerchListen to All Your Favorite BiggerPockets Podcasts in One PlaceLearn About Real Estate, The Housing Market, and Money Management with The BiggerPockets PodcastsGet More Deals Done with The BiggerPockets Investing ToolsFind a BiggerPockets Real Estate Meetup in Your AreaDavid's BiggerPockets ProfileDavid's InstagramDavid's YouTube ChannelRob's BiggerPockets ProfileRob's YouTubeRob's InstagramRob's TikTokRob's TwitterHear Our Interview with “The 48 Laws of Power” Author, Robert GreeneBooks Mentioned in this EpisodeThe Concise 48 Laws Of Power by Robert GreeneRich Dad Poor Dad by Robert KiyosakiConnect with Greg:Greg's BiggerPockets ProfileGreg's YouTubeGreg's InstagramGreg's TikTokClick here to check the full show notes: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/real-estate-716Interested in learning more about today's sponsors or becoming a BiggerPockets partner yourself? Check out our sponsor page!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Join co-hosts Richard Coyne & Bill Zahller as they interview guests who left successful careers to pursue a different path on the Road Less Traveled Show! In this episode, we spend time with Greg Junge!  Greg is a former admin for his local county government.  While working for the county, Greg started buying single-family homes.  Along the way, Greg realized he need to make a change so he became a realtor.  Since then, Greg has continued investing in real estate and now buys and sells cash-flowing businesses. A bit more about Greg: Greg has been a real estate investor since 2012, focusing on several niches within real estate and lending. Greg was a full-time real estate professional for 6 years, and now he is focused on buying cash-flowing businesses to fuel his real estate investing passion. Greg is also a #1 Best Selling Author of “Success Habits of Super Achievers”, and has another book scheduled to release in early 2023.   Contact Greg:  Website: sevenfigurecapital.com Email: greg@sevenfigurecapital.com Facebook: GregJunge Book: Success Habits of Super Achievers   Contact Bill Zahller Phone: 828-275-5035 Email: Bill@ParkCapitalPartnersLLC.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/billzahller   Contact Richard Coyne Phone: 404-245-9732 Email: Richard@ParkCapitalPartnersLLC.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/richardjcoyne   If you would like to learn more about: How Park Capital Partners connects investors with passive income-generating opportunities through real estate, Our Park Capital Value-Add Fund (a 506c fund), Our latest multifamily acquisitions, or The Park Capital Partners Foundation, Inc. (a 501(c)3 non-profit).   Please contact Park Capital Partners LLC in the following ways:  Website: ParkCapitalPartnersLLC.com Email us: info@ParkCapitalPartnersLLC.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ParkCapitalPartners/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/park-capital-partners-llc/   Music by Aliaksei Yukhnevich/Jamendo. Audio and Video production by Kerry Webb.   If you would like to be a guest on our show and have a “path change” story, please reach out to Richard at Richard@ParkCapitalPartnersLLC.com.  We would love to chat with you!

Are you wondering how you can have the cash ready for your down payment? In this episode of Selling Central Florida, we're sharing part 2 of our conversation with Greg Tucker where we talked about down payments, the Landis Program, and how it helps people buy their dream homes. There are many amazing programs out there that can help you get the home you want by assisting with the down payment depending on your circumstances and unique needs. Not every program is right for every person, but it's important to know your options. In this episode, Greg goes through different programs that you could use to get the perfect home for you under contract. He also shares what the Landis program is and how to know if you qualify for this amazing program for home buyers. If you're tired of renting, Landis may be just the program for you. It purchases the home for you and allows you to get a higher-paying job so you can purchase it back from Landis. It truly is a unique and amazing opportunity for many home buyers. In today's episode, we discuss: ● Different types of loans and down payments ● Programs available for lower down payments ● The down payment you should aim for ● What Landis is ● Qualifications to utilize this program ● The process of pre-approval There are so many programs available to you, don't let the down payment hold you back from pursuing your dream home! If you are interested in any of these programs or how Greg can help you, make sure to contact him here! If you like the show, please subscribe and leave a review. This helps us get more listeners and help more people. You can also follow us on Instagram and send a DM if you want to connect! If you know anyone who would love or appreciate our work, please share it with them! It helps us so much. If you would like to search for available homes in central Florida or check your home value, you can use our services for free at sellingcentralfloridapodcast.com. You can also email us at sellingcflorida@gmail.com! Resources Visit Greg's website Follow Greg on Instagram Mortgage Calculator Quotes “It's never too soon to start talking to a lender, that's for sure.” -Greg “Greg is going to look at every angle, every corner, and turn over every rock to find the best product for you.”

Unpack and heal your trauma with Greg.  He helps people feel the pain to be able to metabolize it.  Can we create our own trauma?  Why do we hide our trauma?  Greg speaks to relationships with others being so important.  Greg works with people to connect to their inate wisdom.  These notes will never be able to clearly define Greg's own wisdom and the wonderful responses to the questions I ask him.  Listen from start to finish to hear those in-depth answers to questions I asked that were not so simple to find an answer to.Being able to feel some really hard things needs to be done slowly, and that is a part of healing.You can reach Greg at https://www.gregwieting.com or at https://www.prismamethod.comMore about PRISMA:The PRISMA Course is the owner's manual and roadmap for mental, emotional, and spiritual health. An online community offers travel companions, guided meditations are the built-in GPS and a self-care energy medicine foundation training is the vehicle needed for a lifetime of healing.This is an arc of transformation to heal the anxiety and depression rooted in trauma. More about Greg:Greg is most compelled by the intersection of all things leadership, healing, purpose, and performance.He loves to discuss the bridge between entrepreneurship and spirituality and how leadership can be used as a healing force for good. Greg is also interested in exploring the state of mental health in America and why we have a sick-care, not a healthcare system that's in crisis. And he brings a unique take on how to effectively heal the trauma that underlies anxiety, depression, and chronic pain without chasing or suppressing symptoms.Greg can geek out on neuroscience, energy medicine, and mindfulness making it practical, relevant, accessible, and fun. :)Support the show

Nothing good will ever happen to you if you never leave your house. 如果你永远不出门，好事决不会发生在你身上。 Before my evening flight back to Barcelona, I also booked several cooking classes making pizza, tiramisu and pasta, as well as a walking tour in downtown Rome. Luckily, the classes connected seamlessly. I had a full schedule and I made several friends who I still keep in touch with till this day. 在回去巴塞罗那的晚上班机之前，我在罗马市区预定了几堂制作Pizza、提拉米苏、和意大利面的课程，还有一个在市中心的徒步之旅，幸运的是这些课程都连接的天衣无缝呢，让我一整天都行程滿滿的，而且还交了几个至今我们还保持联系的朋友。 That was the end of my journey in Europe. I had so many beautiful memories and had seen most of the cities I was eager to visit. I had met the people I wanted to meet and also got together with some friends before I went back to Taiwan.  这就是我在欧洲旅行的终点了。我拥有好多美丽的回忆，还看到了许多我曾经渴望拜访的城市。在我回台湾前还见了许多我一直想见又和一些朋友重逢。 After I got back to Taiwan, I had some quality time with my family and then I was figuring out where I would like to go after I had some much-needed rest. Then the pandemic hit. A lot of my friends in Europe were suffering from the sudden change in their lives and restrictions on things that previously seemed normal. I only talked to a few of my hosts briefly however they seemed quite low and there was a point at which it felt like the world was ending. At this time, a lot of people in Europe and other countries died from this horrible disease and many more were stuck on their computers and within their homes for weeks on end.  回到台湾后，我和家人共度了一些美好的优质时光，然后在我充分休息正要计划着下一站要去哪里的时候，新冠肺炎的大流行蔓延各地。我在欧洲的朋友都因为这个在他们生命中的突然转变和生活受到的限制而受苦着。我仅仅和几个曾经接待过我的沙发主人说话，然而他们都心情低落也感觉世界好像就要灭绝了。因为在那个时候，在欧洲和许多国家有许多人死于这个可怕的疾病，还有许多人待在家里被电脑给困住不知道多久了。 Now in hindsight, I am really glad I took the trip. I really am. Though it was hard and I was exhausted from the trip, I followed my heart, and I didn't waste time. Otherwise I wouldn't have been able to create so many beautiful stories to tell. I saw so many beautiful sights and scenery however I was most interested in the people who lived there. At this point, I don't know when the world will be normal and safe to travel again. It's very possible that we will have to continue to travel with caution and socially distance from people we meet from now on. Back when I was traveling, these ideas never crossed my mind.  现在我回头看，我真的很高兴那时我启程了。虽然路途很辛苦，我也精疲力竭，但我一路跟随着我的心所以也没有浪费时间。不然我就不会有机会制造和说这么多美丽的故事。我看到了许多美丽的风景，然而我最有兴趣的还是住在那里的人。此刻，我并不清楚何时这个世界会回归正常并能够再度旅行。也很有可能从此之后，我们必须要继续小心的旅行着并保持社交距离。而这些是我在旅行的时候，从来没有想过的。 I was used to flying all the time, and I even created a brand for myself called Fly with Lily. However, the train made it so easy to travel to nearby countries. The eurail ticket was also a money saver too and I took 56 rides with a two month pass, which came to around 900 euros.  我以前总是不停的到处飞，我甚至开创了一个品牌叫做「和Lily一起飞」。然而，这个火车旅行让我们可以更方便的到邻近的国家去旅行。环欧火车的通票也非常的划算，让我省了不少钱，在两个月的旅程中，我用900欧元搭乘了56趟火车，和横跨了10个国家呢。 At the end of my journey, I saw how far I had come from when I first thought about the idea of traveling around Europe by train. These thoughts developed after a conversation with my good English friend in Barcelona, Greg, who suggested that train travel was a great way to leave a smaller carbon footprint than flights and was more environmentally friendly. He had lived in Sweden for almost twenty years and even shared that some Northern Europeans advocated “Flight Shame”.  He jokingly told me that maybe I should stop encouraging people to “fly” since I was building my personal brand “Fly with Lily”.  Over the years while I was traveling around the globe, I became more aware of the impact of my actions on the place I lived in and I felt inspired by Greg to try this new approach for myself. When we can travel again, I would love to try more train journeys in different countries and continents. My experiences convinced me that this method of travel is not only more environmentally friendly but that there are so many exciting adventures to be had. At the top of my list is traveling around China by train, experiencing the many sides of this vast country and sharing what I see with my loyal listeners.  在旅行的最后，我终于能看到从一开始有这个想要用火车旅行的想法是如何一路支持我美梦成真。这些想法在我和我在巴塞罗那的英国好朋友，Greg的建议下而促使了行动，Greg在瑞典居住了将近二十年的时间，有次他告诉我北欧正在进行一个叫做“飞行耻（Flight Shame) ”的活动，说火车旅行比飞机旅行更要能减少碳排量还能更环保。他开玩笑地告诉我或许我应该要停止鼓励人去“飞”。在这几年的环球旅行中，我的确更有意识到我的行为是如何影响我居住的地方。而且我也被Greg给鼓舞到了，并也想要尝试用新的方式来影响地球。如果我们又可以开始旅行了，我会想要在更多不同的国家和大陆进行更多的火车旅行。我的经验也让我更加确信这样的旅行方式不仅更环保，还可以创造更多的冒险经验。在我的愿望清单上，中国会是我未来最想要用火车来旅行的国家，也希望可以用这样的方式看到这个广大国家的更多不同面向，并且和我重视的听众们来分享我所看到的。 从我的英语旅行英語训练营摘录（客房服务） I can't lock the door. 我的門鎖不住。  The light in my room is not working. 我房間的燈壞了。  The toilet doesn't flush. 馬桶不能沖水。  Could you check it out please? 麻煩你們來看一下好嗎？  Could you fix it? 你能修好嗎？ 

In Episode 101 we get another Greg, Greg and Mitch Show in the books. The three of us flew to Washington DC for Police Week to teach a grappling seminar. Truth is we were underwhelmed by the attendance and enthusiasm from the Law Enforcement community. The lobby was filled with cops drinking beers and hanging out, but not many wanted to spend a few hours honing their skills and becoming more capable! Regardless, we had a great time with the people that did attend and if one little tip or trick helps them out one day, the seminar was a success! Additionally, I hadn't kicked it with Mitch and Greg together for a little while and it was some much-needed bonding time! Like Mitch said during this trip; “I'm glad we got to nurture our friendship this weekend!” Please enjoy episode 101 of the Endless Endeavor Podcast. --- Connect with me Instagram: @granderson33 Website: www.theelectricnorth.com for podcast apparel and gear Email: gregandersonpodcast@gmail.com Linktr.ee: https://linktr.ee/Granderson33 Connect with Greg Lapin Instagram: @greglapin Connect with Mitch Aguiar  Instagram: @the_mitch_show Episode resources: LMNT https://drinklmnt.com/endlessendeavor for a free variety sample pack just pay $5 shipping here in the US Bio Pro + https://bioproteintech.com/bioidentical-alternative-to-human-growth-hormone coupon code ENDLESS saves $30 Cured Nutrition https://www.curednutrition.com coupon ENDLESS 10% Off If you enjoy the show, make sure to give the Endless Endeavor Podcast a rating via your favorite audio platform OR on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCieFsr26t9cyPDKMbLQJzXw/featured!

Voices In My Head (The Rick Lee James Podcast) - Episode 470 - Have You Heard About Greg?   Greg O'Brien and Rick Lee James   Greg O'Brien, producer and star of the documentary “Have You Heard About Greg?” Have You Heard About Greg? (HYHAG) puts a human face on the most terrifying disease of Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. The heart of the story is the resilient spirit of the O'Brien family that has already lost several family members in their fight against Alzheimer's. Greg O'Brien, a lifelong award winning investigative reporter, was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's at the age of 59 and has committed his QTR (Quality Time Remaining) to getting people talking about this quiet killer and increase the research funding. This is a unique cinematic journey through Alzheimer's with Faith, Hope and Humor featuring an array of dedicated experts who have joined the fight who will hopefully inspire you to get involved. There are over 6 million people living in the US who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's/Dementia. The goals of the film are to get people talking about a far more impactful and much more damaging quiet pandemic that threatens to destroy the US health care system along with millions of lives by 2050. This threat is real. Web Links: Film Web Site: https://www.hyhag.com/ Amazon Affiliate Book Link to Greg's Book (On Pluto: Inside the Mind of Alzheimer's): https://amzn.to/3KozURG ----more---- Ukraine Relief Below are some trusted organizations that you can partner with to meet needs of refugees from Ukraine and around the world. Fred Heumann's Article in Christianity Today: https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2022/february-web-only/ukrainian-christians-church-worship-songs-war-and-peace.html Serve Ukraine Web Link: https://actintl.givingfuel.com/serveukraine Nazarene Compassion FB: https://www.facebook.com/nazcompassion Caritas does great work in Crisis: https://www.caritas.org/2022/02/carit... Mercy Corps is fantastic: https://www.mercycorps.org/blog/human... A local Ukrainian non profit that has been serving traumatized children for years: https://voices.org.ua/en/ Alliance for a New Immigration Consensus Tell your Senators you support meaningful bipartisan immigration reform  Urge President Biden Not to Leave Behind Persecuted Afghans  Project Alpha  Afghan Advocacy Resources  Protecting Ukrainian Refugees  https://alinoorani.org/   Rick Lee James Official Web Site https://www.RickLeeJames.com Shine A Light In The Darkness - The Latest Single From Rick Lee James  Get The Single: https://rickleejames.hearnow.com/shine-a-light-in-the-darkness Music Video:   Rick Lee James Playlist on Spotify: https://t.co/S7nCRl0xqa Just for fun Sign Petition For Weird Al Yankovic Super Bowl Halftime Show  https://chng.it/FgrK2kFZ

Voices In My Head (The Rick Lee James Podcast) - Episode 470 - Have You Heard About Greg? Greg O'Brien, producer and star of the documentary “Have You Heard About Greg?”Have You Heard About Greg? (HYHAG) puts a human face on the most terrifying disease of Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. The heart of the story is the resilient spirit of the O'Brien family that has already lost several family members in their fight against Alzheimer's. Greg O'Brien, a lifelong award winning investigative reporter, was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's at the age of 59 and has committed his QTR (Quality Time Remaining) to getting people talking about this quiet killer and increase the research funding. This is a unique cinematic journey through Alzheimer's with Faith, Hope and Humor featuring an array of dedicated experts who have joined the fight who will hopefully inspire you to get involved.There are over 6 million people living in the US who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's/Dementia. The goals of the film are to get people talking about a far more impactful and much more damaging quiet pandemic that threatens to destroy the US health care system along with millions of lives by 2050. This threat is real.Web Links:Film Web Site: https://www.hyhag.com/Amazon Affiliate Book Link to Greg's Book (On Pluto: Inside the Mind of Alzheimer's): https://amzn.to/3KozURG Ukraine ReliefBelow are some trusted organizations that you can partner with to meet needs of refugees from Ukraine and around the world.Fred Heumann's Article in Christianity Today: https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2022/february-web-only/ukrainian-christians-church-worship-songs-war-and-peace.htmlServe Ukraine Web Link: https://actintl.givingfuel.com/serveukraineNazarene Compassion FB: https://www.facebook.com/nazcompassionCaritas does great work in Crisis: https://www.caritas.org/2022/02/carit...Mercy Corps is fantastic: https://www.mercycorps.org/blog/human...A local Ukrainian non profit that has been serving traumatized children for years: https://voices.org.ua/en/Alliance for a New Immigration ConsensusTell your Senators you support meaningful bipartisan immigration reform Urge President Biden Not to Leave Behind Persecuted Afghans Project Alpha Afghan Advocacy Resources Protecting Ukrainian Refugees https://alinoorani.org/Rick Lee James Official Web Sitehttps://www.RickLeeJames.comShine A Light In The Darkness - The Latest Single From Rick Lee James Get The Single: https://rickleejames.hearnow.com/shine-a-light-in-the-darknessMusic Video:Rick Lee James Playlist on Spotify:https://t.co/S7nCRl0xqaJust for funSign Petition For Weird Al Yankovic Super Bowl Halftime Show https://chng.it/FgrK2kFZ This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rickleejames.substack.com/subscribe

Pushing Daisies: "Girth" Greg Leatherman (of It's Super Effective and Very Random Encounters podcasts, and writer of Glitter Hearts) joins to talk about a layered Halloween episode exploring both literal and metaphorical ghosts -- including a fire-spewing ghost horse. Find more from Greg: Greg on Twitter: @whitewing | It's Super Effective: pkmncast.com | Very Random Encounters: vre.show | Glitter Hearts RPG: leatherman.games/games/glitter-hearts Contact Gimmicks: Email: gimmickspodcast@gmail.com | Twitter: @gimmickspod | Instagram: @gimmickspod | Derek on Twitter: @DerekBGayle Theme song: "Swift Electric" by Cyberbear | Creative Commons Attribution 3.0

What a great chat with Greg Maxwell, he is the author of The Complete Chondro and The MORE Compete Chondro. He is back in the game, now breeding Ball Pythons. But of course we get into his incredible history of Green Tree python breeding as well. ***Sponsored by Boss Rat *** www.bossrat.co.uk UK LEADING SUPPLIER "Quality is never an accident!" www.instagram.com/greg_maxwell_reptiles/ www.instagram.com/vivid_skin_reptiles/ Buy The More Complete Chondro: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Complete-Chondro-bestselling-manual-keepers/dp/0976733455 #greentreepython #gtp #Chondro #morphtalk #gregmaxwell #vividskinreptiles #morphtalkpodcast #ballpythons #pythonregius #ballpython #ballpythonmorphs #royalpython #snakes #pythonbreeders #reptiles #chondros

Greg is a renowned physiotherapist and chiropractor and is well known for reconciling biomechanics with pain science, which, coincidentally, is the name of his course! We talk about pain, the nuances of it, and the potential simplicity in helping people with pain minimise suffering and disability. Ready to arm yourself (pardon the pun!) with actionable strategies for assessment and treatment to use immediately in the clinic to improve patient outcomes and quality of life? Come learn with me in The Complete Shoulder Online Course. Connect with Jared and Greg: Greg can be found on Twitter at @greglehman Jared on Instagram: @shoulder_physio Jared on Twitter: @jaredpowell12 Watch the full conversation on Youtube here. Disclaimer These terms and conditions apply when you listen to The Shoulder Physio Podcast.

Episode 1: This week, Greg Junge is our amaaaazing guest! Belinda talks about what she has done lately to bring her best, and Kurtis shares a delicious rooibos chai tea!   Here is a little bit about Greg: Greg has been a real estate investor since 2012 and a Realtor® since 2015. He's originally from Long Island, NY and currently lives in Phoenix, Az with his wife Mandy and their dog Buster. He enjoys reading, personal development/mindset, anything real estate investing related, staying active, travel, and sports. He received his Bachelor's degree from the University of Arizona in Business and Communication, and his Masters degree from Northern Arizona University in Project Management. He's a #1 best-selling co-author of Success Habits of Super Achievers, which features stories from Darren Hardy, Brian Tracy, Mark Victor Hansen, Denis Waitley, Jon Assaraf, Robert Helms, and Kyle Wilson (the 18 year business partner of Jim Rohn). Greg holds an international real estate portfolio and is actively syndicating Residential Assisted Living facilities in Phoenix. His goal is to help other investors passively invest their money to create cash flow (now), and wealth (now and later) through Real Estate Investing. Episode 2: This week, Dr. Rebekah Hannon is our amazing guest! Guest Host Ryan talks about what he has done lately to bring his best, and Kurtis shares a delicious coffee! Here is a little bit about Rebekah: Dr. Rebekah Hannon is a full time Adult Education teacher with the Aiken County Adult Education program in Aiken, SC. She is a 2006 graduate of Lander University with a BA in Political Science. She also holds a Master's in Education in Divergent Learning (2008) from Columbia College and is a 2020 Ed.D. graduate of the University of South Carolina in Curriculum and Instruction with Online Technology Emphasis. Dr. Hannon began her teaching career as a secondary high school social studies teacher where she taught for 12 years. She has taught in multiple schools throughout the state of South Carolina. Dr. Hannon has taught part time with the Aiken County Virtual Academy for the last 7 years, she currently serves as a part time curriculum specialist for the South Carolina Department of Education Adult Education department.  She served as a Google Certified Trainer for Digital Literacy this past year and is busy currently teaching an educational technology graduate course with Augusta State University. A more personal look, Dr. Hannon works as a Senior Tax Analyst for HR Block during tax season and is a real estate investor  of residential townhomes.  She currently resides in Aiken, SC.   Episode 3: This week, Shannon Grissom is our fabulous guest! Kurtis talks about what he has done lately to bring his best, and Belinda shares a tasty beverage! Here is a little bit about Shannon:   Shannon Grissom Artist Statement I'm woo woo. No two ways about it.  I create in the 5th Dimension. Whether I paint a traditional portrait or a band of sock monkeys, my work has always contained a spiritual component. It's not enough for me to get a likeness of the subject. I won't stop until the spirit of the subject leaps off the canvas and speaks to you. No matter what life offers, the intention of all of my creative expressions, is that they focus on the good. Background I was a late bloomer. I didn't discover painting until I was 33! Once I finally realized I wanted to be a professional artist, I was hooked and driven. I'd get up early each day to paint for a few hours before the start of my day job. This demanding schedule was worth the effort. By 1999, I was able to leave my day job and began to create art as a full-time business. And thus began the amazing ride... At 44 I began production of the television series, Give Your Walls Some Soul. The inspirational how-to painting show grew from an audience of one station to over 50 stations across the country. It was seen in over 10 million households, winning numerous awards. It is still airing today. At 46, I published my children's book Monkey Made of Sockies. From that book came a line of licensed merchandise, a coloring book, and the popular Monkey Made of Sockies golf club headcovers that have been carried on tour by several LPGA pros. Today I am an award-winning artist, television producer/host, author, and songwriter. My artwork is licensed and sold globally, and I just launched an online art school "Painterly." So many people have helped me along the way and I am truly grateful. It is my mission to give back by supporting others on their journey.   Episode 4: BYOB By Self Advocating with Trigeminal Neuralgia with Belinda Gravel In today's episode, the hosts talk about what they have done recently to bring their best and enjoy a tasty beverage during the interview. Here's a little bit about today's guest: You know her, you love her! Belinda Gravel is the cohost of the BYOB show.  She has had trigeminal neuralgia for over 15 years.  In today's episode, she is sharing her journey with us.

This week we discuss work friends and the increasing similarities between Jovany and Greg, and we continue to stan Ms. Janelle James.

  This week, Greg Junge is our amaaaazing guest! Belinda talks about what she has done lately to bring her best, and Kurtis shares a delicious rooibos chai tea!   Here is a little bit about Greg: Greg has been a real estate investor since 2012 and a Realtor® since 2015. He's originally from Long Island, NY and currently lives in Phoenix, Az with his wife Mandy and their dog Buster. He enjoys reading, personal development/mindset, anything real estate investing related, staying active, travel, and sports. He received his Bachelor's degree from the University of Arizona in Business and Communication, and his Masters degree from Northern Arizona University in Project Management. He's a #1 best-selling co-author of Success Habits of Super Achievers, which features stories from Darren Hardy, Brian Tracy, Mark Victor Hansen, Denis Waitley, Jon Assaraf, Robert Helms, and Kyle Wilson (the 18 year business partner of Jim Rohn). Greg holds an international real estate portfolio and is actively syndicating Residential Assisted Living facilities in Phoenix. His goal is to help other investors passively invest their money to create cash flow (now), and wealth (now and later) through Real Estate Investing. Thanks for joining us for the first episode in season 2 of the show!  Please subscribe, rate, and review the show!

Greg Reid is an Award-Winning Author, Keynote Speaker, Film ProducerFor over 25 years, Greg has inspired millions of people to take personal responsibility to step into the potential of their greatness and, as such, his life of contribution has been recognized by government leaders, a foreign Princess as well as luminaries in education, business, and industry.Mr. Reid has been published in over 100 books including 32 best-sellers in 45 languages.Greg Reid is known best for being Founder of - Secret Knock A Forbes and Inc. magazine top-rated event focused on partnership, networking, and business development.Important Topics • Why did he choose T.T.E. as his acronym • The book that he is currently working on called "The Secret of Happiness"• Different layers of happiness coming from different perspectives• How to open an adult conversation• What “the most valuable lessons we learn are the easiest ones to apply” means• How is Secret Knock different than other networking groups• On the Oscar nominated film “Wish Man”• What is his favorite room - and why!• How mentoring youth became his calling and in what areas does he do it• What actions he currently focuses on • How is he a “Force For Good” in the worldQuotes“Everyone you meet knows something you don't know.”“Happiness is a subtractive equation not an addition one.”“Happiness is a moving target and is different to each person.”"A dream written down with a date becomes a GOAL. A goal broken down into steps becomes a PLAN. A plan backed by ACTION makes your dreams come true." “Where could we be tomorrow by taking action of kindness today.”“How you play games is how you play life.”“How you run your phone is the way you run your life.”Connect with Greg:Greg's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gregsreid/Greg's Website: https://gregreid.com/Secret Knock™: https://secretknock.co/Other links and resources:Free Gift from Diane (5 Moves to RESET Your Power) - https://ResetYourPowerGift.comFree Gift from Diane (Life RESET Quiz) - https://LifeResetQuiz.comBANKCODE - https://MyBankCode.com/VictoryDiane Halfman's website - http://www.DianeHalfman.comWant to know more about yourself?Some people ask me how to RESET their life.Some people ask me how to be more sensual.Others are wondering how to make more money.How to be more successful.How to start a business.All of these questions and more are what I answer in my programs!Come see me at http://www.DianeHalfman.com

Tucker Shelton has studied and taught yoga for over a decade. He has also studied 200 hours of Thai Yoga Massage in Chiang Mai, Thailand and has a Masters with Honors in Contemplative Religious Studies and Sanskrit Language from Naropa University in Boulder, CO. While Tucker has taught and studied throughout the United States and around the world, from New Zealand to India to Mexico, he currently lives in Asheville, NC. We talk about Tucker's upbringing in the Episcopal church and how he eventually found a deeper connection to ritual through practicing and teaching yoga. We compare the meaning behind yoga to other religions and discuss how he presents and identifies as a queer person on his yoga mat. Tucker also helps us begin to unpack what the word "yoga" really means and how the practice of yoga is often misappropriated in our culture today. Tucker identifies as gender non-binary and uses he, she, and they pronouns interchangeably. Find Tucker at tuckeryoga.com and on Instagram @tucker_yoga. For Reflection: How do you balance the masculine and feminine within yourself? Resources: On cultural appropriation,Tucker mentioned two influential teachers: Dr. Shyam Ranganathan and Anusha Wijeyakumar. Tucker also recommends visiting, https://decolonizingyoga.com, https://www.offthematintotheworld.org, https://yogainaction.org New to yoga? Here are a few resources from Greg Greg recommends. On the physical benefits of yoga, visit webmd.com. For a look at yoga's spiritual roots, read The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali (Translation and Commentary by Sri Swami Satchidananda). For a deeper dive into the practice and poses of yoga, read Yoga: The Spirit and Practice of Moving Into Stillness by Erich Schiffmann. Out Loud is a podcast by and for queer people of faith in the South. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram, and join our mailing list for updates. Support the show financially by becoming a Patreon member, or by leaving a one-time donation on our website. Hosted and Produced by Greg Thompson. Follow Greg on Instagram @itsgregthompson. Theme music by JP Rugierri. Recorded in Richmond, VA.

Nothing good will ever happen to you if you never leave your house. 如果你永远不出门，好事决不会发生在你身上。Before my evening flight back to Barcelona, I also booked several cooking classes making pizza, tiramisu and pasta, as well as a walking tour in downtown Rome. Luckily, the classes connected seamlessly. I had a full schedule and I made several friends who I still keep in touch with till this day.在回去巴塞罗那的晚上班机之前，我在罗马市区预定了几堂制作Pizza、提拉米苏、和意大利面的课程，还有一个在市中心的徒步之旅，幸运的是这些课程都连接的天衣无缝呢，让我一整天都行程滿滿的，而且还交了几个至今我们还保持联系的朋友。That was the end of my journey in Europe. I had so many beautiful memories and had seen most of the cities I was eager to visit. I had met the people I wanted to meet and also got together with some friends before I went back to Taiwan. 这就是我在欧洲旅行的终点了。我拥有好多美丽的回忆，还看到了许多我曾经渴望拜访的城市。在我回台湾前还见了许多我一直想见又和一些朋友重逢。After I got back to Taiwan, I had some quality time with my family and then I was figuring out where I would like to go after I had some much-needed rest. Then the pandemic hit. A lot of my friends in Europe were suffering from the sudden change in their lives and restrictions on things that previously seemed normal. I only talked to a few of my hosts briefly however they seemed quite low and there was a point at which it felt like the world was ending. At this time, a lot of people in Europe and other countries died from this horrible disease and many more were stuck on their computers and within their homes for weeks on end. 回到台湾后，我和家人共度了一些美好的优质时光，然后在我充分休息正要计划着下一站要去哪里的时候，新冠肺炎的大流行蔓延各地。我在欧洲的朋友都因为这个在他们生命中的突然转变和生活受到的限制而受苦着。我仅仅和几个曾经接待过我的沙发主人说话，然而他们都心情低落也感觉世界好像就要灭绝了。因为在那个时候，在欧洲和许多国家有许多人死于这个可怕的疾病，还有许多人待在家里被电脑给困住不知道多久了。Now in hindsight, I am really glad I took the trip. I really am. Though it was hard and I was exhausted from the trip, I followed my heart, and I didn't waste time. Otherwise I wouldn't have been able to create so many beautiful stories to tell. I saw so many beautiful sights and scenery however I was most interested in the people who lived there. At this point, I don't know when the world will be normal and safe to travel again. It's very possible that we will have to continue to travel with caution and socially distance from people we meet from now on. Back when I was traveling, these ideas never crossed my mind. 现在我回头看，我真的很高兴那时我启程了。虽然路途很辛苦，我也精疲力竭，但我一路跟随着我的心所以也没有浪费时间。不然我就不会有机会制造和说这么多美丽的故事。我看到了许多美丽的风景，然而我最有兴趣的还是住在那里的人。此刻，我并不清楚何时这个世界会回归正常并能够再度旅行。也很有可能从此之后，我们必须要继续小心的旅行着并保持社交距离。而这些是我在旅行的时候，从来没有想过的。I was used to flying all the time, and I even created a brand for myself called Fly with Lily. However, the train made it so easy to travel to nearby countries. The eurail ticket was also a money saver too and I took 56 rides with a two month pass, which came to around 900 euros. 我以前总是不停的到处飞，我甚至开创了一个品牌叫做「和Lily一起飞」。然而，这个火车旅行让我们可以更方便的到邻近的国家去旅行。环欧火车的通票也非常的划算，让我省了不少钱，在两个月的旅程中，我用900欧元搭乘了56趟火车，和横跨了10个国家呢。At the end of my journey, I saw how far I had come from when I first thought about the idea of traveling around Europe by train. These thoughts developed after a conversation with my good English friend in Barcelona, Greg, who suggested that train travel was a great way to leave a smaller carbon footprint than flights and was more environmentally friendly. He had lived in Sweden for almost twenty years and even shared that some Northern Europeans advocated “Flight Shame”. He jokingly told me that maybe I should stop encouraging people to “fly” since I was building my personal brand “Fly with Lily”. Over the years while I was traveling around the globe, I became more aware of the impact of my actions on the place I lived in and I felt inspired by Greg to try this new approach for myself. When we can travel again, I would love to try more train journeys in different countries and continents. My experiences convinced me that this method of travel is not only more environmentally friendly but that there are so many exciting adventures to be had. At the top of my list is traveling around China by train, experiencing the many sides of this vast country and sharing what I see with my loyal listeners. 在旅行的最后，我终于能看到从一开始有这个想要用火车旅行的想法是如何一路支持我美梦成真。这些想法在我和我在巴塞罗那的英国好朋友，Greg的建议下而促使了行动，Greg在瑞典居住了将近二十年的时间，有次他告诉我北欧正在进行一个叫做“飞行耻（Flight Shame) ”的活动，说火车旅行比飞机旅行更要能减少碳排量还能更环保。他开玩笑地告诉我或许我应该要停止鼓励人去“飞”。在这几年的环球旅行中，我的确更有意识到我的行为是如何影响我居住的地方。而且我也被Greg给鼓舞到了，并也想要尝试用新的方式来影响地球。如果我们又可以开始旅行了，我会想要在更多不同的国家和大陆进行更多的火车旅行。我的经验也让我更加确信这样的旅行方式不仅更环保，还可以创造更多的冒险经验。在我的愿望清单上，中国会是我未来最想要用火车来旅行的国家，也希望可以用这样的方式看到这个广大国家的更多不同面向，并且和我重视的听众们来分享我所看到的。**参与我为期6个月的口语训练营参加每日的直播课程/旅行英语训练营/早起训练营，请到我的公众微信账号IFLYCLUB，回复：训练营，报名最新一期的训练营课程。****本系列会将中英的版本分开录制，想要进行更深入的英语听力学习或训练，可以听伴随在中文版本的下一集。得到本集节目的中英文文本，预定环欧火车旅行的资讯和网站，当时的照片和影片甚至路线图，请关注公众微信IFLYCLUB，回复文字“环欧火车29“

Nothing good will ever happen to you if you never leave your house. 如果你永远不出门，好事决不会发生在你身上。Before my evening flight back to Barcelona, I also booked several cooking classes making pizza, tiramisu and pasta, as well as a walking tour in downtown Rome. Luckily, the classes connected seamlessly. I had a full schedule and I made several friends who I still keep in touch with till this day.在回去巴塞罗那的晚上班机之前，我在罗马市区预定了几堂制作Pizza、提拉米苏、和意大利面的课程，还有一个在市中心的徒步之旅，幸运的是这些课程都连接的天衣无缝呢，让我一整天都行程滿滿的，而且还交了几个至今我们还保持联系的朋友。That was the end of my journey in Europe. I had so many beautiful memories and had seen most of the cities I was eager to visit. I had met the people I wanted to meet and also got together with some friends before I went back to Taiwan. 这就是我在欧洲旅行的终点了。我拥有好多美丽的回忆，还看到了许多我曾经渴望拜访的城市。在我回台湾前还见了许多我一直想见又和一些朋友重逢。After I got back to Taiwan, I had some quality time with my family and then I was figuring out where I would like to go after I had some much-needed rest. Then the pandemic hit. A lot of my friends in Europe were suffering from the sudden change in their lives and restrictions on things that previously seemed normal. I only talked to a few of my hosts briefly however they seemed quite low and there was a point at which it felt like the world was ending. At this time, a lot of people in Europe and other countries died from this horrible disease and many more were stuck on their computers and within their homes for weeks on end. 回到台湾后，我和家人共度了一些美好的优质时光，然后在我充分休息正要计划着下一站要去哪里的时候，新冠肺炎的大流行蔓延各地。我在欧洲的朋友都因为这个在他们生命中的突然转变和生活受到的限制而受苦着。我仅仅和几个曾经接待过我的沙发主人说话，然而他们都心情低落也感觉世界好像就要灭绝了。因为在那个时候，在欧洲和许多国家有许多人死于这个可怕的疾病，还有许多人待在家里被电脑给困住不知道多久了。Now in hindsight, I am really glad I took the trip. I really am. Though it was hard and I was exhausted from the trip, I followed my heart, and I didn't waste time. Otherwise I wouldn't have been able to create so many beautiful stories to tell. I saw so many beautiful sights and scenery however I was most interested in the people who lived there. At this point, I don't know when the world will be normal and safe to travel again. It's very possible that we will have to continue to travel with caution and socially distance from people we meet from now on. Back when I was traveling, these ideas never crossed my mind. 现在我回头看，我真的很高兴那时我启程了。虽然路途很辛苦，我也精疲力竭，但我一路跟随着我的心所以也没有浪费时间。不然我就不会有机会制造和说这么多美丽的故事。我看到了许多美丽的风景，然而我最有兴趣的还是住在那里的人。此刻，我并不清楚何时这个世界会回归正常并能够再度旅行。也很有可能从此之后，我们必须要继续小心的旅行着并保持社交距离。而这些是我在旅行的时候，从来没有想过的。I was used to flying all the time, and I even created a brand for myself called Fly with Lily. However, the train made it so easy to travel to nearby countries. The eurail ticket was also a money saver too and I took 56 rides with a two month pass, which came to around 900 euros. 我以前总是不停的到处飞，我甚至开创了一个品牌叫做「和Lily一起飞」。然而，这个火车旅行让我们可以更方便的到邻近的国家去旅行。环欧火车的通票也非常的划算，让我省了不少钱，在两个月的旅程中，我用900欧元搭乘了56趟火车，和横跨了10个国家呢。At the end of my journey, I saw how far I had come from when I first thought about the idea of traveling around Europe by train. These thoughts developed after a conversation with my good English friend in Barcelona, Greg, who suggested that train travel was a great way to leave a smaller carbon footprint than flights and was more environmentally friendly. He had lived in Sweden for almost twenty years and even shared that some Northern Europeans advocated “Flight Shame”. He jokingly told me that maybe I should stop encouraging people to “fly” since I was building my personal brand “Fly with Lily”. Over the years while I was traveling around the globe, I became more aware of the impact of my actions on the place I lived in and I felt inspired by Greg to try this new approach for myself. When we can travel again, I would love to try more train journeys in different countries and continents. My experiences convinced me that this method of travel is not only more environmentally friendly but that there are so many exciting adventures to be had. At the top of my list is traveling around China by train, experiencing the many sides of this vast country and sharing what I see with my loyal listeners. 在旅行的最后，我终于能看到从一开始有这个想要用火车旅行的想法是如何一路支持我美梦成真。这些想法在我和我在巴塞罗那的英国好朋友，Greg的建议下而促使了行动，Greg在瑞典居住了将近二十年的时间，有次他告诉我北欧正在进行一个叫做“飞行耻（Flight Shame) ”的活动，说火车旅行比飞机旅行更要能减少碳排量还能更环保。他开玩笑地告诉我或许我应该要停止鼓励人去“飞”。在这几年的环球旅行中，我的确更有意识到我的行为是如何影响我居住的地方。而且我也被Greg给鼓舞到了，并也想要尝试用新的方式来影响地球。如果我们又可以开始旅行了，我会想要在更多不同的国家和大陆进行更多的火车旅行。我的经验也让我更加确信这样的旅行方式不仅更环保，还可以创造更多的冒险经验。在我的愿望清单上，中国会是我未来最想要用火车来旅行的国家，也希望可以用这样的方式看到这个广大国家的更多不同面向，并且和我重视的听众们来分享我所看到的。**参与我为期6个月的口语训练营参加每日的直播课程/旅行英语训练营/早起训练营，请到我的公众微信账号IFLYCLUB，回复：训练营，报名最新一期的训练营课程。****本系列会将中英的版本分开录制，想要进行更深入的英语听力学习或训练，可以听伴随在中文版本的下一集。得到本集节目的中英文文本，预定环欧火车旅行的资讯和网站，当时的照片和影片甚至路线图，请关注公众微信IFLYCLUB，回复文字“环欧火车29“

Nothing good will ever happen to you if you never leave your house. 如果你永远不出门，好事决不会发生在你身上。Before my evening flight back to Barcelona, I also booked several cooking classes making pizza, tiramisu and pasta, as well as a walking tour in downtown Rome. Luckily, the classes connected seamlessly. I had a full schedule and I made several friends who I still keep in touch with till this day.在回去巴塞罗那的晚上班机之前，我在罗马市区预定了几堂制作Pizza、提拉米苏、和意大利面的课程，还有一个在市中心的徒步之旅，幸运的是这些课程都连接的天衣无缝呢，让我一整天都行程滿滿的，而且还交了几个至今我们还保持联系的朋友。That was the end of my journey in Europe. I had so many beautiful memories and had seen most of the cities I was eager to visit. I had met the people I wanted to meet and also got together with some friends before I went back to Taiwan. 这就是我在欧洲旅行的终点了。我拥有好多美丽的回忆，还看到了许多我曾经渴望拜访的城市。在我回台湾前还见了许多我一直想见又和一些朋友重逢。After I got back to Taiwan, I had some quality time with my family and then I was figuring out where I would like to go after I had some much-needed rest. Then the pandemic hit. A lot of my friends in Europe were suffering from the sudden change in their lives and restrictions on things that previously seemed normal. I only talked to a few of my hosts briefly however they seemed quite low and there was a point at which it felt like the world was ending. At this time, a lot of people in Europe and other countries died from this horrible disease and many more were stuck on their computers and within their homes for weeks on end. 回到台湾后，我和家人共度了一些美好的优质时光，然后在我充分休息正要计划着下一站要去哪里的时候，新冠肺炎的大流行蔓延各地。我在欧洲的朋友都因为这个在他们生命中的突然转变和生活受到的限制而受苦着。我仅仅和几个曾经接待过我的沙发主人说话，然而他们都心情低落也感觉世界好像就要灭绝了。因为在那个时候，在欧洲和许多国家有许多人死于这个可怕的疾病，还有许多人待在家里被电脑给困住不知道多久了。Now in hindsight, I am really glad I took the trip. I really am. Though it was hard and I was exhausted from the trip, I followed my heart, and I didn't waste time. Otherwise I wouldn't have been able to create so many beautiful stories to tell. I saw so many beautiful sights and scenery however I was most interested in the people who lived there. At this point, I don't know when the world will be normal and safe to travel again. It's very possible that we will have to continue to travel with caution and socially distance from people we meet from now on. Back when I was traveling, these ideas never crossed my mind. 现在我回头看，我真的很高兴那时我启程了。虽然路途很辛苦，我也精疲力竭，但我一路跟随着我的心所以也没有浪费时间。不然我就不会有机会制造和说这么多美丽的故事。我看到了许多美丽的风景，然而我最有兴趣的还是住在那里的人。此刻，我并不清楚何时这个世界会回归正常并能够再度旅行。也很有可能从此之后，我们必须要继续小心的旅行着并保持社交距离。而这些是我在旅行的时候，从来没有想过的。I was used to flying all the time, and I even created a brand for myself called Fly with Lily. However, the train made it so easy to travel to nearby countries. The eurail ticket was also a money saver too and I took 56 rides with a two month pass, which came to around 900 euros. 我以前总是不停的到处飞，我甚至开创了一个品牌叫做「和Lily一起飞」。然而，这个火车旅行让我们可以更方便的到邻近的国家去旅行。环欧火车的通票也非常的划算，让我省了不少钱，在两个月的旅程中，我用900欧元搭乘了56趟火车，和横跨了10个国家呢。At the end of my journey, I saw how far I had come from when I first thought about the idea of traveling around Europe by train. These thoughts developed after a conversation with my good English friend in Barcelona, Greg, who suggested that train travel was a great way to leave a smaller carbon footprint than flights and was more environmentally friendly. He had lived in Sweden for almost twenty years and even shared that some Northern Europeans advocated “Flight Shame”. He jokingly told me that maybe I should stop encouraging people to “fly” since I was building my personal brand “Fly with Lily”. Over the years while I was traveling around the globe, I became more aware of the impact of my actions on the place I lived in and I felt inspired by Greg to try this new approach for myself. When we can travel again, I would love to try more train journeys in different countries and continents. My experiences convinced me that this method of travel is not only more environmentally friendly but that there are so many exciting adventures to be had. At the top of my list is traveling around China by train, experiencing the many sides of this vast country and sharing what I see with my loyal listeners. 在旅行的最后，我终于能看到从一开始有这个想要用火车旅行的想法是如何一路支持我美梦成真。这些想法在我和我在巴塞罗那的英国好朋友，Greg的建议下而促使了行动，Greg在瑞典居住了将近二十年的时间，有次他告诉我北欧正在进行一个叫做“飞行耻（Flight Shame) ”的活动，说火车旅行比飞机旅行更要能减少碳排量还能更环保。他开玩笑地告诉我或许我应该要停止鼓励人去“飞”。在这几年的环球旅行中，我的确更有意识到我的行为是如何影响我居住的地方。而且我也被Greg给鼓舞到了，并也想要尝试用新的方式来影响地球。如果我们又可以开始旅行了，我会想要在更多不同的国家和大陆进行更多的火车旅行。我的经验也让我更加确信这样的旅行方式不仅更环保，还可以创造更多的冒险经验。在我的愿望清单上，中国会是我未来最想要用火车来旅行的国家，也希望可以用这样的方式看到这个广大国家的更多不同面向，并且和我重视的听众们来分享我所看到的。**参与我为期6个月的口语训练营参加每日的直播课程/旅行英语训练营/早起训练营，请到我的公众微信账号IFLYCLUB，回复：训练营，报名最新一期的训练营课程。****本系列会将中英的版本分开录制，想要进行更深入的英语听力学习或训练，可以听伴随在中文版本的下一集。得到本集节目的中英文文本，预定环欧火车旅行的资讯和网站，当时的照片和影片甚至路线图，请关注公众微信IFLYCLUB，回复文字“环欧火车29“

Nothing good will ever happen to you if you never leave your house. 如果你永远不出门，好事决不会发生在你身上。Before my evening flight back to Barcelona, I also booked several cooking classes making pizza, tiramisu and pasta, as well as a walking tour in downtown Rome. Luckily, the classes connected seamlessly. I had a full schedule and I made several friends who I still keep in touch with till this day.在回去巴塞罗那的晚上班机之前，我在罗马市区预定了几堂制作Pizza、提拉米苏、和意大利面的课程，还有一个在市中心的徒步之旅，幸运的是这些课程都连接的天衣无缝呢，让我一整天都行程滿滿的，而且还交了几个至今我们还保持联系的朋友。That was the end of my journey in Europe. I had so many beautiful memories and had seen most of the cities I was eager to visit. I had met the people I wanted to meet and also got together with some friends before I went back to Taiwan. 这就是我在欧洲旅行的终点了。我拥有好多美丽的回忆，还看到了许多我曾经渴望拜访的城市。在我回台湾前还见了许多我一直想见又和一些朋友重逢。After I got back to Taiwan, I had some quality time with my family and then I was figuring out where I would like to go after I had some much-needed rest. Then the pandemic hit. A lot of my friends in Europe were suffering from the sudden change in their lives and restrictions on things that previously seemed normal. I only talked to a few of my hosts briefly however they seemed quite low and there was a point at which it felt like the world was ending. At this time, a lot of people in Europe and other countries died from this horrible disease and many more were stuck on their computers and within their homes for weeks on end. 回到台湾后，我和家人共度了一些美好的优质时光，然后在我充分休息正要计划着下一站要去哪里的时候，新冠肺炎的大流行蔓延各地。我在欧洲的朋友都因为这个在他们生命中的突然转变和生活受到的限制而受苦着。我仅仅和几个曾经接待过我的沙发主人说话，然而他们都心情低落也感觉世界好像就要灭绝了。因为在那个时候，在欧洲和许多国家有许多人死于这个可怕的疾病，还有许多人待在家里被电脑给困住不知道多久了。Now in hindsight, I am really glad I took the trip. I really am. Though it was hard and I was exhausted from the trip, I followed my heart, and I didn't waste time. Otherwise I wouldn't have been able to create so many beautiful stories to tell. I saw so many beautiful sights and scenery however I was most interested in the people who lived there. At this point, I don't know when the world will be normal and safe to travel again. It's very possible that we will have to continue to travel with caution and socially distance from people we meet from now on. Back when I was traveling, these ideas never crossed my mind. 现在我回头看，我真的很高兴那时我启程了。虽然路途很辛苦，我也精疲力竭，但我一路跟随着我的心所以也没有浪费时间。不然我就不会有机会制造和说这么多美丽的故事。我看到了许多美丽的风景，然而我最有兴趣的还是住在那里的人。此刻，我并不清楚何时这个世界会回归正常并能够再度旅行。也很有可能从此之后，我们必须要继续小心的旅行着并保持社交距离。而这些是我在旅行的时候，从来没有想过的。I was used to flying all the time, and I even created a brand for myself called Fly with Lily. However, the train made it so easy to travel to nearby countries. The eurail ticket was also a money saver too and I took 56 rides with a two month pass, which came to around 900 euros. 我以前总是不停的到处飞，我甚至开创了一个品牌叫做「和Lily一起飞」。然而，这个火车旅行让我们可以更方便的到邻近的国家去旅行。环欧火车的通票也非常的划算，让我省了不少钱，在两个月的旅程中，我用900欧元搭乘了56趟火车，和横跨了10个国家呢。At the end of my journey, I saw how far I had come from when I first thought about the idea of traveling around Europe by train. These thoughts developed after a conversation with my good English friend in Barcelona, Greg, who suggested that train travel was a great way to leave a smaller carbon footprint than flights and was more environmentally friendly. He had lived in Sweden for almost twenty years and even shared that some Northern Europeans advocated “Flight Shame”. He jokingly told me that maybe I should stop encouraging people to “fly” since I was building my personal brand “Fly with Lily”. Over the years while I was traveling around the globe, I became more aware of the impact of my actions on the place I lived in and I felt inspired by Greg to try this new approach for myself. When we can travel again, I would love to try more train journeys in different countries and continents. My experiences convinced me that this method of travel is not only more environmentally friendly but that there are so many exciting adventures to be had. At the top of my list is traveling around China by train, experiencing the many sides of this vast country and sharing what I see with my loyal listeners. 在旅行的最后，我终于能看到从一开始有这个想要用火车旅行的想法是如何一路支持我美梦成真。这些想法在我和我在巴塞罗那的英国好朋友，Greg的建议下而促使了行动，Greg在瑞典居住了将近二十年的时间，有次他告诉我北欧正在进行一个叫做“飞行耻（Flight Shame) ”的活动，说火车旅行比飞机旅行更要能减少碳排量还能更环保。他开玩笑地告诉我或许我应该要停止鼓励人去“飞”。在这几年的环球旅行中，我的确更有意识到我的行为是如何影响我居住的地方。而且我也被Greg给鼓舞到了，并也想要尝试用新的方式来影响地球。如果我们又可以开始旅行了，我会想要在更多不同的国家和大陆进行更多的火车旅行。我的经验也让我更加确信这样的旅行方式不仅更环保，还可以创造更多的冒险经验。在我的愿望清单上，中国会是我未来最想要用火车来旅行的国家，也希望可以用这样的方式看到这个广大国家的更多不同面向，并且和我重视的听众们来分享我所看到的。**参与我为期6个月的口语训练营参加每日的直播课程/旅行英语训练营/早起训练营，请到我的公众微信账号IFLYCLUB，回复：训练营，报名最新一期的训练营课程。****本系列会将中英的版本分开录制，想要进行更深入的英语听力学习或训练，可以听伴随在中文版本的下一集。得到本集节目的中英文文本，预定环欧火车旅行的资讯和网站，当时的照片和影片甚至路线图，请关注公众微信IFLYCLUB，回复文字“环欧火车29“

Nothing good will ever happen to you if you never leave your house. 如果你永远不出门，好事决不会发生在你身上。Before my evening flight back to Barcelona, I also booked several cooking classes making pizza, tiramisu and pasta, as well as a walking tour in downtown Rome. Luckily, the classes connected seamlessly. I had a full schedule and I made several friends who I still keep in touch with till this day.在回去巴塞罗那的晚上班机之前，我在罗马市区预定了几堂制作Pizza、提拉米苏、和意大利面的课程，还有一个在市中心的徒步之旅，幸运的是这些课程都连接的天衣无缝呢，让我一整天都行程滿滿的，而且还交了几个至今我们还保持联系的朋友。That was the end of my journey in Europe. I had so many beautiful memories and had seen most of the cities I was eager to visit. I had met the people I wanted to meet and also got together with some friends before I went back to Taiwan. 这就是我在欧洲旅行的终点了。我拥有好多美丽的回忆，还看到了许多我曾经渴望拜访的城市。在我回台湾前还见了许多我一直想见又和一些朋友重逢。After I got back to Taiwan, I had some quality time with my family and then I was figuring out where I would like to go after I had some much-needed rest. Then the pandemic hit. A lot of my friends in Europe were suffering from the sudden change in their lives and restrictions on things that previously seemed normal. I only talked to a few of my hosts briefly however they seemed quite low and there was a point at which it felt like the world was ending. At this time, a lot of people in Europe and other countries died from this horrible disease and many more were stuck on their computers and within their homes for weeks on end. 回到台湾后，我和家人共度了一些美好的优质时光，然后在我充分休息正要计划着下一站要去哪里的时候，新冠肺炎的大流行蔓延各地。我在欧洲的朋友都因为这个在他们生命中的突然转变和生活受到的限制而受苦着。我仅仅和几个曾经接待过我的沙发主人说话，然而他们都心情低落也感觉世界好像就要灭绝了。因为在那个时候，在欧洲和许多国家有许多人死于这个可怕的疾病，还有许多人待在家里被电脑给困住不知道多久了。Now in hindsight, I am really glad I took the trip. I really am. Though it was hard and I was exhausted from the trip, I followed my heart, and I didn't waste time. Otherwise I wouldn't have been able to create so many beautiful stories to tell. I saw so many beautiful sights and scenery however I was most interested in the people who lived there. At this point, I don't know when the world will be normal and safe to travel again. It's very possible that we will have to continue to travel with caution and socially distance from people we meet from now on. Back when I was traveling, these ideas never crossed my mind. 现在我回头看，我真的很高兴那时我启程了。虽然路途很辛苦，我也精疲力竭，但我一路跟随着我的心所以也没有浪费时间。不然我就不会有机会制造和说这么多美丽的故事。我看到了许多美丽的风景，然而我最有兴趣的还是住在那里的人。此刻，我并不清楚何时这个世界会回归正常并能够再度旅行。也很有可能从此之后，我们必须要继续小心的旅行着并保持社交距离。而这些是我在旅行的时候，从来没有想过的。I was used to flying all the time, and I even created a brand for myself called Fly with Lily. However, the train made it so easy to travel to nearby countries. The eurail ticket was also a money saver too and I took 56 rides with a two month pass, which came to around 900 euros. 我以前总是不停的到处飞，我甚至开创了一个品牌叫做「和Lily一起飞」。然而，这个火车旅行让我们可以更方便的到邻近的国家去旅行。环欧火车的通票也非常的划算，让我省了不少钱，在两个月的旅程中，我用900欧元搭乘了56趟火车，和横跨了10个国家呢。At the end of my journey, I saw how far I had come from when I first thought about the idea of traveling around Europe by train. These thoughts developed after a conversation with my good English friend in Barcelona, Greg, who suggested that train travel was a great way to leave a smaller carbon footprint than flights and was more environmentally friendly. He had lived in Sweden for almost twenty years and even shared that some Northern Europeans advocated “Flight Shame”. He jokingly told me that maybe I should stop encouraging people to “fly” since I was building my personal brand “Fly with Lily”. Over the years while I was traveling around the globe, I became more aware of the impact of my actions on the place I lived in and I felt inspired by Greg to try this new approach for myself. When we can travel again, I would love to try more train journeys in different countries and continents. My experiences convinced me that this method of travel is not only more environmentally friendly but that there are so many exciting adventures to be had. At the top of my list is traveling around China by train, experiencing the many sides of this vast country and sharing what I see with my loyal listeners. 在旅行的最后，我终于能看到从一开始有这个想要用火车旅行的想法是如何一路支持我美梦成真。这些想法在我和我在巴塞罗那的英国好朋友，Greg的建议下而促使了行动，Greg在瑞典居住了将近二十年的时间，有次他告诉我北欧正在进行一个叫做“飞行耻（Flight Shame) ”的活动，说火车旅行比飞机旅行更要能减少碳排量还能更环保。他开玩笑地告诉我或许我应该要停止鼓励人去“飞”。在这几年的环球旅行中，我的确更有意识到我的行为是如何影响我居住的地方。而且我也被Greg给鼓舞到了，并也想要尝试用新的方式来影响地球。如果我们又可以开始旅行了，我会想要在更多不同的国家和大陆进行更多的火车旅行。我的经验也让我更加确信这样的旅行方式不仅更环保，还可以创造更多的冒险经验。在我的愿望清单上，中国会是我未来最想要用火车来旅行的国家，也希望可以用这样的方式看到这个广大国家的更多不同面向，并且和我重视的听众们来分享我所看到的。**参与我为期6个月的口语训练营参加每日的直播课程/旅行英语训练营/早起训练营，请到我的公众微信账号IFLYCLUB，回复：训练营，报名最新一期的训练营课程。****本系列会将中英的版本分开录制，想要进行更深入的英语听力学习或训练，可以听伴随在中文版本的下一集。得到本集节目的中英文文本，预定环欧火车旅行的资讯和网站，当时的照片和影片甚至路线图，请关注公众微信IFLYCLUB，回复文字“环欧火车29“

Nothing good will ever happen to you if you never leave your house. 如果你永远不出门，好事决不会发生在你身上。Before my evening flight back to Barcelona, I also booked several cooking classes making pizza, tiramisu and pasta, as well as a walking tour in downtown Rome. Luckily, the classes connected seamlessly. I had a full schedule and I made several friends who I still keep in touch with till this day.在回去巴塞罗那的晚上班机之前，我在罗马市区预定了几堂制作Pizza、提拉米苏、和意大利面的课程，还有一个在市中心的徒步之旅，幸运的是这些课程都连接的天衣无缝呢，让我一整天都行程滿滿的，而且还交了几个至今我们还保持联系的朋友。That was the end of my journey in Europe. I had so many beautiful memories and had seen most of the cities I was eager to visit. I had met the people I wanted to meet and also got together with some friends before I went back to Taiwan. 这就是我在欧洲旅行的终点了。我拥有好多美丽的回忆，还看到了许多我曾经渴望拜访的城市。在我回台湾前还见了许多我一直想见又和一些朋友重逢。After I got back to Taiwan, I had some quality time with my family and then I was figuring out where I would like to go after I had some much-needed rest. Then the pandemic hit. A lot of my friends in Europe were suffering from the sudden change in their lives and restrictions on things that previously seemed normal. I only talked to a few of my hosts briefly however they seemed quite low and there was a point at which it felt like the world was ending. At this time, a lot of people in Europe and other countries died from this horrible disease and many more were stuck on their computers and within their homes for weeks on end. 回到台湾后，我和家人共度了一些美好的优质时光，然后在我充分休息正要计划着下一站要去哪里的时候，新冠肺炎的大流行蔓延各地。我在欧洲的朋友都因为这个在他们生命中的突然转变和生活受到的限制而受苦着。我仅仅和几个曾经接待过我的沙发主人说话，然而他们都心情低落也感觉世界好像就要灭绝了。因为在那个时候，在欧洲和许多国家有许多人死于这个可怕的疾病，还有许多人待在家里被电脑给困住不知道多久了。Now in hindsight, I am really glad I took the trip. I really am. Though it was hard and I was exhausted from the trip, I followed my heart, and I didn't waste time. Otherwise I wouldn't have been able to create so many beautiful stories to tell. I saw so many beautiful sights and scenery however I was most interested in the people who lived there. At this point, I don't know when the world will be normal and safe to travel again. It's very possible that we will have to continue to travel with caution and socially distance from people we meet from now on. Back when I was traveling, these ideas never crossed my mind. 现在我回头看，我真的很高兴那时我启程了。虽然路途很辛苦，我也精疲力竭，但我一路跟随着我的心所以也没有浪费时间。不然我就不会有机会制造和说这么多美丽的故事。我看到了许多美丽的风景，然而我最有兴趣的还是住在那里的人。此刻，我并不清楚何时这个世界会回归正常并能够再度旅行。也很有可能从此之后，我们必须要继续小心的旅行着并保持社交距离。而这些是我在旅行的时候，从来没有想过的。I was used to flying all the time, and I even created a brand for myself called Fly with Lily. However, the train made it so easy to travel to nearby countries. The eurail ticket was also a money saver too and I took 56 rides with a two month pass, which came to around 900 euros. 我以前总是不停的到处飞，我甚至开创了一个品牌叫做「和Lily一起飞」。然而，这个火车旅行让我们可以更方便的到邻近的国家去旅行。环欧火车的通票也非常的划算，让我省了不少钱，在两个月的旅程中，我用900欧元搭乘了56趟火车，和横跨了10个国家呢。At the end of my journey, I saw how far I had come from when I first thought about the idea of traveling around Europe by train. These thoughts developed after a conversation with my good English friend in Barcelona, Greg, who suggested that train travel was a great way to leave a smaller carbon footprint than flights and was more environmentally friendly. He had lived in Sweden for almost twenty years and even shared that some Northern Europeans advocated “Flight Shame”. He jokingly told me that maybe I should stop encouraging people to “fly” since I was building my personal brand “Fly with Lily”. Over the years while I was traveling around the globe, I became more aware of the impact of my actions on the place I lived in and I felt inspired by Greg to try this new approach for myself. When we can travel again, I would love to try more train journeys in different countries and continents. My experiences convinced me that this method of travel is not only more environmentally friendly but that there are so many exciting adventures to be had. At the top of my list is traveling around China by train, experiencing the many sides of this vast country and sharing what I see with my loyal listeners. 在旅行的最后，我终于能看到从一开始有这个想要用火车旅行的想法是如何一路支持我美梦成真。这些想法在我和我在巴塞罗那的英国好朋友，Greg的建议下而促使了行动，Greg在瑞典居住了将近二十年的时间，有次他告诉我北欧正在进行一个叫做“飞行耻（Flight Shame) ”的活动，说火车旅行比飞机旅行更要能减少碳排量还能更环保。他开玩笑地告诉我或许我应该要停止鼓励人去“飞”。在这几年的环球旅行中，我的确更有意识到我的行为是如何影响我居住的地方。而且我也被Greg给鼓舞到了，并也想要尝试用新的方式来影响地球。如果我们又可以开始旅行了，我会想要在更多不同的国家和大陆进行更多的火车旅行。我的经验也让我更加确信这样的旅行方式不仅更环保，还可以创造更多的冒险经验。在我的愿望清单上，中国会是我未来最想要用火车来旅行的国家，也希望可以用这样的方式看到这个广大国家的更多不同面向，并且和我重视的听众们来分享我所看到的。**参与我为期6个月的口语训练营参加每日的直播课程/旅行英语训练营/早起训练营，请到我的公众微信账号IFLYCLUB，回复：训练营，报名最新一期的训练营课程。****本系列会将中英的版本分开录制，想要进行更深入的英语听力学习或训练，可以听伴随在中文版本的下一集。得到本集节目的中英文文本，预定环欧火车旅行的资讯和网站，当时的照片和影片甚至路线图，请关注公众微信IFLYCLUB，回复文字“环欧火车29“

Shandy is back with your recap of Episode 9 of Katie Thurston's season of The Bachelorette!Thanks to our sponsors!Visit http://www.hellotushy.com/SHANDY for 10% off and free shipping on your Hello Tushy bidet!Visit http://www.grove.com/SHANDY for a free natural product starter set with your first order!Sharleen is a veteran Bachelor recapper, having recapped for 7 years (!) on her blog, All The Pretty Pandas, and for Flare magazine, since her own appearance on Season 18. Andy, meanwhile, has never watched a full season (this is no joke—he even fast-forwarded through most of Sharleen's own season). But, being married to the "Recap Queen", even he has gleaned a thing or two. Hear Shandy break down Season 17 of The Bachelorette with Sharleen's insider perspective, Andy's unfiltered male perspective, and Shandy's combined analytical minds. If you have a relationship question, write us at: dearshandy@gmail.comSubscribe and watch the episodes on YouTube! https://bit.ly/SubscribeDearShandyFollow us!Dear Shandy - https://www.instagram.com/dearshandySharleen Joynt - https://www.instagram.com/sharleenjoyntAndy Levine - https://www.instagram.com/machinelevineSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/dear-shandy/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

On the show today is Greg Digneo. Greg is the founder of Content Guppy and previous content marketer at Time Doctor where he focused on their annual conference, Running Remote.I wanted to bring him on because he took traffic to Running Remote from 0 to 10,000+ visitors per month as a one-person marketing team. You'll hear about how to use welcome emails to seed content ideas, an SEO strategy that takes just 30 minutes each day, and the 7 step content development strategy he follows for every client.More on Greg: Greg on Twitter contentguppy.com Mentions:SEO Case StudySponsored by SavvyCal — SavvyCal is a new scheduling tool that prioritizes the recipient's scheduling experience. If you're okay with sending out a generic link that forces the recipient to jump through a few hoops to meet with you, SavvyCal probably won't be a good fit for you. But if you care about providing an enjoyable experience for anyone booking a meeting with you, they're worth checking out. Create a free account at savvycal.com/eim and also get your first month of a paid account free by using the code EIM.

This week's storytellers are One-woman stunt show Martika, Sketch Improv Comedian Greg Triggs, Mario the Maker Magician, and mentalist Jonathan Pritchard. Here's what you'll hear this episode. Martika shares some touching experiences doing driveway shows during the pandemic, Greg shares a heartwarming moment with a 90 year old woman while performing at Disney World, Mario shares about a child juggler who opened his show and a special moment that meant so much to Mario, and Jonathan shares a couple fond memories having worked with The Amazing Randi.   Martika: Heartwarming experiences performing during the pandemic The first story is told by Martika, an international variety entertainer based in Kansas City, MO. and is the C.E.O. of KC Entertainment Services, LLC. Having left a career as a veterinary technician more than ten years ago, she's toured the world solo, performing fire art stunts, escapes, and other sideshow danger acts. In fact, she's Kansas City's only woman sword swallower, and the only one woman show of this kind in the Midwest! She also teaches a variety of workshops in these disciplines establishing her even further as an expert. In her story, Martika tells about some heartwarming experiences she's has while performing driveway shows during the pandemic.  Here's where you can find out more about Martika:  Martika's Website:  https://themartikashow.com/ Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/themartikashow/ Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/martikamd   Greg Triggs: Reminicing About Adventurers Club & Streetmosphere Performing at Disney World The second story is told by Greg Triggs, a show director, writer, and improv sketch artist who's appeared with top sketch comedy troupes like The Brave New Workshop in Minneapolis and the Who, What, and Warehouse at Disney's Comedy Warehouse at Walt Disney World in Orlando. In this story, Greg reminices about his times performing at the world famous Adventurer's Club and as a streetmosphere character both at Walt Disney World. Here's where you can find out more about Greg:  Greg's Website http://www.gregtriggs.com/ Broadway's Next Hit Musical http://www.broadwaysnexthitmusical.com/   Strategic Entertainment NYC http://www.strategicentertainmentnyc.com/    Mario the Maker Magician: A meaningful experience from a young juggler that opened for him The third story is told by Mario the Maker Magician, who's zaney family magic and hand built robotics have have garnered him an appearance on Sesame Street and a residency with Maker Magazine doing a fun digital live show for families. You may have also seen some of his crazy awesome magical robotic short videos on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter. In his story, he tells about a meaningful moment from a young juggler that opened for him at a fair. Here's where you can find out more about Mario:  Mario's Website: http://www.mariothemagician.com/ Mario's Instagram: @mariothemagician  www.instagram.com/mariothemagician   Jonathan Pritchard: Remembering The Amazing Randi The final story is told by Jonathan Pritchard, a mentalist, author, speaker, and trainer who focuses on the power of applied psychology helping businesses improve their marketing, sales, and delivery. In his story, Jonathan recalls some fond memories having worked with James "Amazing" Randi. Here's where you can find out more about Jonathan: Jonathan's Website:  http://jonathanpritchard.me/   Elite University:  http://elite.university   Game of Imagination:  http://gameofimagination.com/     Share Your Own Stories!  Do you have comments, suggestions, or want to share your own stories? Drop me a line! performerstories@gmail.com   Exclusive Content!  Would you like exclusive content nobody else will hear? Consider supporting the shown on Patreon. You'll get the full interviews with each performer as I record them that includes all their stories all in one place with all the chat in between!   Facebook Group Come hang out in our Facebook Group! Click here to join and jump in the conversation!

Greg Anderson discusses strategies he leans on to support his mental health after spending a decade in the Special Operations/Para-Military community with 14 overseas deployments. Support your sleep with MYOXCIENCE’s Klean Hemp, L-theanine, Magnesium and Inositol by blend: https://bit.ly/2RGLsKr Save with code sleep at checkout to save 17% Video Greg made that cost him his job: https://www.instagram.com/tv/B_0t-MLJlbA/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Connect with Greg: Greg's jiu jitsu Gym: https://www.theelectricnorth.com Endless Endeavor Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/endless-endeavor-with-greg-anderson/id1520461765   0:00 Intro 05:27 Mental Health right now 08:38 Social Isolation and depression 11:07 Blasts and blast overpressures 22:25 Imposter Syndrome 28:52 The video that got Greg Fired 57:00 The state of Censorship 01:01:03 Greg did a 10 day fast to start the year. It kicked his butt. 01:06:25 Once you realize that you can fast for days at a time, you don’t mind missing a meal. 01:08:35 A study of people asthma found that doing 12 days of alternate weekday fasting cut the need for asthma medicines. 01:10:05 To compliment alternate day fasting, athletic people would be advised to eat high protein (keto/carnivore). 01:10:55 Our ancestors ate locally seasonal and we could too. 01:11:42 What your long-ago ancestors ate influences the efficacy of your diet. 01:14:05 Refined carbs and the combination of refined carbs with fat are not found in nature. 01:18:50 Big food wants us to believe in the power of calories rather than carbohydrates. 01:22:40 Masking to prevent viral spread in non-healthcare settings does not have strong support data. 01:24:41 It is healthy to question everything. Who is paying the expert? 01:25:45 Schools have your child for 6 hours a day and exert a great influence. 01:29:14 The majority of people who go through gender reassignment at a young age regret it later. 01:36:06 Cold thermogenesis is a good stress that favorably affects the immune system. It causes mitochondria within your fat cells to enrich. 01:38:29 Try to stay in the cold shower as long as you can. Listen to your body. Make a cold shower part of your routine. 01:52:03 You should be taping your mouth to enhance your sleep. Some experts say that you should tape your mouth during exercise. 02:02:19 In disease, your genetics load the gun, but your environment pulls the trigger. 02:07:46 antibody testing: Use the IGG to SARS COVI2. The decay of the antibodies is different for everyone. Mike had his done through Lab Corp. 02:10:19 Memory T-cell immunity has been shown to last 18 years so far. This immunity can cross over to viruses in the same family.

Greg has over 25 years experience in commercial and residential real estate law. He dedicates a significant portion of his time speaking to attorneys, CPAs, escrow officers, real estate agents/ brokers and investors on the many ways to improve investment returns through IRC Section 1031. His exchange presentations are practical and feature many real-life exchange scenarios to illustrate a wide range of investment and tax strategies. On this episode, Greg breaks down the 1031 exchange as it pertains to selling land. He and Kasey present a scenario to walk through each step in the process of creating the best possible investment returns through Section 1031. Enjoy! (0:36) - What is a 1031 Qualified Intermediary? (2:42) - The 1031 Exchange (5:53) - Market Capitalism (6:48) - Scenario: What a 1031 Exchange is and what it does (18:23) - applications to primary residences (19:46) - The importance of timelines (25:20) - Negative surprises on money you reinvest  (26:12) - Having a great broker team for Land Rich and Cash Poor folks (29:26) - What point is the seller taxed on the gain from our scenario? (32:48) - What landowners should know about the new administration’s tax plan www.1031taxreform.com/takeaction (35:08) - Conservation Easements  (40:18) - What does a qualified intermediary do? (44:59) - Wrap up (46:56) - Where to learn more about 1031 Exchanges and connect with Greg Greg's Contact: (866) 266-1031 Greg@apiexchange.com www.apiexchange.com Land Broker Insider is produced by Straight Up Podcasts

Greg and Tonia talk about the dos and don'ts of adding music to YouTube video projects. He talks about using the YouTube audio library. He shares his experience of losing his YouTube channel after 10 years. He says protect yourself and get proper authorization in using material especially music. Links Greg mentioned: Website: http://onlinelocalvideo.com/ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtxs6XcdErMS-UoJn3Hx2Ug More about Greg: Greg helps businesses who are tired of wasting money marketing online, so they can leverage their investment of the content they already created, using proven solutions to achieve success and get even more customers. Using the top internet powerhouses of traffic, video and reputation. Ways to Support and Grow with Us: Subscribe and Become a Financial SUPPORTOR: https://bit.ly/37qE8pO Coffee With T Clothing and Apparel Store: https://teespring.com/stores/coffee-with-t #ConfidentStrides #coffeewitht #toniatyler #strideflowcreate Our featured video podcast "Coffee with T" on Confident Strides is a 20-minute conversational interview on different topics ranging personal development to business strategy and entertainment to foster empowerment in others. We believe everyone has story to share. By creating this platform, people can share their wisdom and insight, gain exposure and allow their voices to be heard. At Confident Strides, we believe that if you strengthen the core of an individual, other domains to include relationships and vocation will flourish as a natural byproduct of that empowerment. Connect with COFFEE With T via Confident Strides: WEBSITE: https://confidentstrides.com/ Like the Coffee With T Facebook Page: https://bit.ly/2Uh5xVk Watch on YouTube: https://bit.ly/2Zv4jJJ Share with us: What was one of your favorite takeaways from today's show? Thanks for listening. Before we go, show some love by leaving us a review. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/confidentstrides/support

It's Christmaaaaas! Time for Brad & Stu to look at who's been naughty & nice in the 2020 gamescape. From the heights of Lonely Mountains: Downhill to the depths of Cyberpunk 2077's debut, the world is set to rights. Yule love it! ___________________________________ Support us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/mentalhealthg... Buy us a Coffee https://ko-fi.com/mentalhealthgaming Let us Support you on Discord https://discord.gg/N4vF9x7 Follow us on:- Twitter - http://bit.ly/2S0xLU1 Facebook - http://bit.ly/3bd3dWR Youtube - http://bit.ly/2OuW7mS Soundcloud - http://bit.ly/39aPUVa Twitch - https://bit.ly/3kaye24 Need Mental Health Support? Safe in Our World - https://safeinourworld.org/

Bless Bless and Greg Greg join forces on Games Daily today to talk about Fortnite's next season, if sandwiches should have condiments on both slices of bread, and more! Time Stamps - 00:00:00 - Start 00:08:08 - Housekeeping DC FanDome is SATURDAY, and we’re treating it like Greg Miller’s personal E3. Greg and the Kinda Funny crew will be on twitch.tv/kindafunnygames all day long reacting to the panels for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, WB Montreal’s game, the Snyder cut, and every other DC movie. It all starts at 10 am PT, so don’t miss it! We’ve partnered with Gamers Vote! https://www.gamers.vote/ Thank you to our Patreon Producers: Mohammed Mohammed & Black Jack The Roper Report - 00:12:00 - Marvel’s Fortnite? 00:22:00 - Delaying Avengers? - Best Friends Q:Lenny Kravic 00:28:15 - Fortnite’s Apple Event, James Batchelor @ GIB 00:39:00 - Halo TV didn’t affect Halo Infinite, Jonathan Dornbush @ IGN 00:41:45 - Fall Guys Season 2 Tease 00:44:45 - Major Iron Man VR Patch 00:47:25 - Crysis on PS4, Xbox One, EGS 0049:50: - DoorDash 00:51:30 - Out today 00:55:11 - Squad Up:Graham(PSN) - Gramthelamb 00:57:00 - You‘re Wrong Next Week’s Hosts: Monday: Blessing, Tim Tuesday: Blessing, Andrea Rene Wednesday: Tim, Whitta Thursday: Blessing, Imran Friday: Blessing, Imran

- Verse of the Day: Psalm 91- Special guest - Greg - Greg's technical difficulties- Ben Franklin - 25th State- Vilma Bardauskienė, Lithuanian long jumper- Jeremy wins? - Greg begs to differ- Carl meeting Greg - Quarantine Questions for Greg- Greg plays I'm Weird, the game.

This one is 60% podcast, 40% complaining about the DIY scene. Rent, buy, or stream The Real Will Wood on Amazon Prime VideoSend your questions to lifeintheworldtocome@gmail.compatreon: lifeintheworldtocomediscord: discord.gg/QMWMGPNinstagram: @lifeintheworldtocomeintro/outro music: "We Are The Hellhounds" by The Taxpayers

In this episode, I am joined by Greg Greenberger, Partner Program Specialist at Signavio. Greg is with me to discuss how to formalize an appropriate budget for your partner strategy, and what KPIs to focus on at each stage of growth. To view documents mentioned, enroll in the course Greg teaches a class in >>> Why should you listen to Greg? Greg is building and managing Signavio’s partner program – creating the incentives and enablement to help scale and ramp-up their team as well as enabling strategic partners. He has done this numerous times over multiple verticals dealing with Global budget allocation for partner programs. Here’s what you will learn about in this episode: Larger impacts on budget like Licenses, MDFs, Certifications, Kick-back, Discounts… Budgeting for software like PRMs, LMSs, Account Mapping … Who’s budget is each requirement going to come from? How KPIs change from months 0-6, during traction and then at scale… As well as setting correct budget and KPI expectations with leadership. This was requested by one of our partner programs course students, so you can find the visuals mentioned in this episode at learn.partnerprograms.io in the course on how to build an agency-focused partner program.

Welcome to Golf Talk Live! Tune in Thursday at 6:00 PM Central Joining me this week on the Coaches Corner Panel: Jon Decker & Pete Buchanan. Later in the show I'm joined by special guest: Greg Ortman, Ph.D., PGA, Golfologist More on Greg: Greg has served the golf business as a player, educator, lecturer and coach nearly four decades. After a successful 4-year collegiate playing career assisting the Slippery Rock Golf Team to a second-place finish in the NCAA Golf Championship in 1979 he turned professional and successfully competed on various golf tours during the 1980's. A near-miss (one-shot) to qualify for the 1988 US Open sent him in the direction of teaching and coaching. In 1990 he became the Director of Golf Instruction at world-renown Woodlands Golf Academy at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort where his research into biomechanics and proprioception established himself as one of the top innovative golf instructional schools at that time. Join us LIVE Thursdays 6:00 - 8:00PM Central http://www.blogtalkradio.com/golftalklive Or listen on these social media platforms:  iTunes , Stitcher, Tunein, Castbox, TalkStreamLive & Spotify.

What if I told you that just about everything you think you know about wealth and prosperity is WRONG? That the platitudes you hear about ‘following your passion’ and ‘turning thoughts into things’ are, at best, misleading and may be sending you down the wrong path? So, what is it that the super-wealthy and successful understand that you and I do not? What separates a millionaire from a billionaire? And what lessons can we learn from the stories of today’s most iconic figures? Serial entrepreneur Greg Reid is a bestselling author, keynote speaker and filmmaker. Tapped by the Napoleon Hill Foundation to continue the Think and Grow Rich legacy, Greg has had the good fortune to sit down with the most successful contemporary leaders and learn how they persevered through challenging times and capitalized on unexpected opportunities. He has been named one of Entrepreneur magazine’s Top 5 Keynote Speakers and Entrepreneur of the Year by the United Nations’ Novus Summit, among many other awards and honors. Today on the podcast, Greg joins Oliver to turn conventional wisdom on its head and share the secrets he learned from interviewing the most successful people in today’s world, including Steve Wozniak, Evander Holyfield and Ferruccio Lamborghini. He explains why people in the 100 Million Dollar Club tend to be unhappy (while billionaires are content) and discusses what’s wrong with ideas like ‘thoughts are things’ and ‘pursue your passion and the money will follow.’ Listen in for Greg’s insight on turning obstacles into opportunity and learn how to apply the lessons of the wealthy to find success in YOUR life! Key Takeaways [0:06] The greatest lessons Greg learned interviewing today’s iconic figures Most important attribute = perseverance Turn obstacles into opportunities [4:23] Why ‘follow your passion and the money will follow’ is a lie Look for and capitalize on unexpected opportunity THEN use the money to finance your passion [9:10] Why people with hundreds of millions are unhappy Grinding to hit magic #, no work-life balance [12:47] What Greg learned from the Lamborghinis Create product, good or service people will save for [14:55] The value in partnering for joint ventures Do more of what feeds you Sell to few who find applications [17:49] The concept of CPC Clues, patterns + choices Accountability for everything that happens [19:29] Greg’s secret to writing a bestseller Don’t write it (partner w/ top ghostwriter, editor) Work strengths, hire weaknesses [22:14] The lessons Greg learned from Re/Max founder Dave Liniger Prove yourself right (vs. proving others wrong) Follow the knowing and DO NOT QUIT [28:04] Greg’s top takeaways from interviewing Evander Holyfield Hold yourself to higher standard Don’t focus on pain [32:43] Greg’s take on the idea that ‘thoughts are things’ 64K thoughts/day, most are ANTs Thoughts backed by ACTION become things [34:46] What Greg is investing in at present Real estate, crypto and his businesses (feature film, pharma) Invest in self with experiences [38:59] Greg’s approach to adventure trips Follow successful actions of others Seek counsel before run with bulls, climb Kilimanjaro Connect with Greg Greg’s Website Greg on Facebook Greg on Twitter Greg on Instagram Greg on LinkedIn Greg on YouTube Books by Greg Connect with Oliver Big Block Realty Oliver on Facebook Oliver on LinkedIn Resources Three Feet from Gold: Turn Your Obstacles into Opportunities by Sharon L. Lechter and Greg S. Reid Wealth Made Easy: Millionaires and Billionaires Help You Crack the Code to Getting Rich by Dr. Greg Reid Stickability: The Power of Perseverance by Greg S. Reid The Millionaire Mentor: A Simple Way to Get Ahead in Your Work and Life by Greg S. Reid Dave Liniger Jahja Ling Evander Holyfield Thoughts are Things: Turning Your Ideas into Realities by Bob Proctor and Greg S. Reid Grant Cardone John Schwartz

Yes, mostly Greg just wants sympathy - but he also has a point to make! Condensed History Gems podcast is a bi-weekly podcast hosted by Greg Chapman, juggler and comedy entertainer from Condensed Histories (@condensedhist) and Jem Duducu, history writer of HistoryGems (@historygems). Each week we have a half hour discussion episode, as well as a shorter ‘Fast 5’ episode featuring one of the two. Subjects range through history, from pirates to Saxons, Vikings to Victorians, and Romans to the Cold War! Find out more about the podcast at www.condensedhistories.com/gems You can also discover Jem's books at http://bit.ly/JemDuducu You can find out about Greg's Steampunk webseries The Last Airship at www.thelastairship.com, and his conservation shows at www.curiosaquatica.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Greg Wolf (3rd Leg Greg) who is the Vice President of Street Laced Marketing and the In-Arena Host for the Tampa Bay Lightning called into Hoppe Hour. He talked about how he got his nickname, the Tampa Bay Lightning, and how Tampa has grown as a city over the years.

Welcome to Golf Talk Live! This week starts with another great "Coaches Corner Panel" John Hughes - PGA Master Professional , President/North Florida PGA Section, 2013 PGA of America Horton Smith Award Recipient, Golf Tips Magazine - Top 30 Instructor. Peter Egazarian - PGA & TPI Teaching Professional -Traconic Golf Club. Head Men's Golf Coach - Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, Founder - Northeast Golf Performance, Member - The Proponent Group. Paul Kaster - Golf Coach, Dir. of Instruction - Forsgate Country Club. Recognized by Golf Digest as one of The Best Teachers in New Jersey for 2017/18, selected by U.S. Kids Golf one of 2017’s Top 50 Kids Teachers. Later, special guest: Greg Thorner - Owner, Break30 - The Improvement Movement. More on Greg: Greg worked for years in Asia for David Leadbetter Golf Academy, mainly in Shanghai. Named by Asian Golf Times - 2003 Asian golf instructor of the year. Greg started focusing on short game because as he says “I absolutely love it”. Grew up on a course in Michigan with no range. “All I could do was chip and putt”. My heart said teach short game, my business mentors said get a niche. But mostly my students said I want to score better! LIVE Thursdays 6:00 - 8:00PM Central www.blogtalkradio.com/golftalklive Listen to Golf Talk Live on iTunes.com , Stitcher.com  & Tunein.com

For the final AMA, Cool Greg interviews Greg Miller. Let's see what happens, fam!

Greg Weich has coached five Footlocker Finalists and this weekend his girls team will compete at the Nike Cross Nationals.  In this interview Greg talks about individualizing training for athletes, training athletes on minimal mileage, what he learned from Joe Vigil. Greg is one of the featured coach in Season 1 of High School Running Coach. Check out the site for tons of free coaching advice from coaches like Greg Greg is a great coach and a great person, so this interview was a treat to record (note: it was recorded two years ago at the Boulder Running Camps).

This episode's guest is Dr. Gregory Haff. Greg is an Associate Professor and Course Coordinator for Strength and Conditioning within the School of Medicine and Health at Edith Cowan University.  Greg is also the current President of National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). Dr. Haff is one of the top published sport scientists in modern times and has recently co-edited the 4th edition of the NSCA's Essentials of Strength & Conditioning, and also was co-author along with Tudor Bompa for the 5th edition of Periodization.  On this episode Greg and I discuss: - Greg's background and influences - What does the term Periodization mean to Greg - Greg's thoughts on John Kiely's writings on Periodization  - We discuss what Greg sees as a Holy Grail issue in Periodization - Training Residuals - Why Greg believes Strength Development is Fundamental  - Training Compatibility of Alactic-Aerobic Qualities  - Greg and I have a great discussion on Energy System Development The audio on this episode is shaky. I do apologize. I had recorded a number of episodes back to back and I did not know the audio recordings where coming out so poorly.  I will have Dr. Haff back on again with much better audio quality. Anyway for now, Enjoy. Stay Strong, RB Show Sponsor: To get INSTANT ACCESS to almost 20 hours of World Class online video Strength and Conditioning Information go to upmentorship.com 

Kenn Edwards invites Greg Sahadachny of The Debatable Podcast and All The Pieces Matter back to SLGTTP to catch up with one another and discuss their experience at the live Comedy Bang! Bang! show in Washington DC, Kenn's first standup show opening for an established comedian (Brooks Wheelan), the current state of Trump America, and combating the difficulty of separation between the virtual world and the real world we live in, and a variety of other topics though all the ins and outs that connect everything else. It's a delightful conversation with two podcast hosts who love sharing airtime. Follow @TheKennEdwards & @mistergreggles.

Greg Barth has re-invented and re-launched his life. Starting with fitness he has gone from an average 40 year old, to a fitness trainer who has recreated how he looks, eats and feels.In this episode Greg and Thom talk about going from average to great by focusing on thoughts and actions. Greg works in the software industry, but is a wonderful example of an entrepreneur who is growing a successful business on the side.Tune in and be inspired by Greg Barth. http://www.getfitwithgreg.com

Happy Saturday all! Great hour covering some new music and oldies — Bruce, Kitten, Together Pangea, Springbok Nude Girls, aKING and Arcade Fire to name a few… Rufus joined me later in the show and even told stories of nearly getting arrested in Tokyo! Enjoy and seeya next Saturday! Greg & Greg

Fun hour of great South African tunes leaning a little heavy on some reggae…. enjoy some Bob Marley, Spingbok Nude Girls, Robin Auld, eVoid and Slackstring… Enjoy and see you all next week! Greg & Greg

Quick Episode Summary: Intro First Things Podcast promo On the Libsyn blog Big Picture Science Promo About Holiday Podcasts Australian Podcasters JB Lopez feedback Airspeaker promo Rob, Greg and Elsie conversation The Apple event + The State of Podcasting Libsyn4 Talk with Greg Greg answers questions from our Facebook Page Feedback including Powerpress Question with special guest Dave Jackson NMX Conversation! We're going! Featured Podcast Promos + Audio First Things Podcast Big Picture Science AirSpeaker JB Lopez from Random JB Musings Jonathan from ForeignFilmcast.com Dave Jackson from The School of Podcasting Oz Podcasts Newest Articles on the Libsyn Blog and Podcasting Links The Spooktacular Podcast Brew Rockin' Libsyn Podcasts: Premier Punditry Big Podcast Data From Todd Cochrane From 4400 Shows Collaborative Halloween Episode! Rockin' Libsyn Podcasts: Torg Stories R.I.P. Enhanced Podcasts in GarageBand and Updates to Podcasts App Your Podcast Elevator Pitch in 140 Characters Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Elsie Our SpeakPipe Feedback page! Leave us feedback :) R.I.P. Enhanced Podcasts in GarageBand and Updates to Podcasts App Big Podcast Data From Todd Cochrane From 4400 Shows Ask our developer thread on Facebook The podcast Greg listens to: WTF @ TFW Podcast New Media Expo

Quick Episode Summary: Intro First Things Podcast promo On the Libsyn blog Big Picture Science Promo About Holiday Podcasts Australian Podcasters JB Lopez feedback Airspeaker promo Rob, Greg and Elsie conversation The Apple event + The State of Podcasting Libsyn4 Talk with Greg Greg answers questions from our Facebook Page Feedback including Powerpress Question with special guest Dave Jackson NMX Conversation! We're going! Featured Podcast Promos + Audio First Things Podcast Big Picture Science AirSpeaker JB Lopez from Random JB Musings Jonathan from ForeignFilmcast.com Dave Jackson from The School of Podcasting Oz Podcasts Newest Articles on the Libsyn Blog and Podcasting Links The Spooktacular Podcast Brew Rockin' Libsyn Podcasts: Premier Punditry Big Podcast Data From Todd Cochrane From 4400 Shows Collaborative Halloween Episode! Rockin' Libsyn Podcasts: Torg Stories R.I.P. Enhanced Podcasts in GarageBand and Updates to Podcasts App Your Podcast Elevator Pitch in 140 Characters Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Elsie Our SpeakPipe Feedback page! Leave us feedback :) R.I.P. Enhanced Podcasts in GarageBand and Updates to Podcasts App Big Podcast Data From Todd Cochrane From 4400 Shows Ask our developer thread on Facebook The podcast Greg listens to: WTF @ TFW Podcast New Media Expo

Life Poured Out: Week 1, By Greg Greg McCormick (9/1/13) by LifeSpring Bible Church