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211 - Henry Paul (the Outlaws, Blackhawk) In episode 211 of “Have Guitar Will Travel”, presented by Vintage Guitar Magazine, host James Patrick Regan speaks with singer and guitarist with both Outlaws and Blackhawk, Henry Paul. In their conversation Henry discusses how he keeps the two bands material straight often touring with both band on coinciding dates. Henry takes us through his musical upbringing talking about his hero's early on and gives us insight as to what the music scene was like in Tampa in the ‘60's and early '70's having bands like Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman's nearby and going to see the Beatles at Shea Stadium. Henry takes us through the formation of the Outlaws and what it was like to be band with a huge hit “Green Grass and High Tides”. Henry talks about his retirement and having his son taking the band over and what it's like touring in his 70's with his son in the band. Henry discusses moving to Nashville in 1990 ahead of the masses. Henry describes his guitar travels starting at a young age playing Gibson and Martin's and eventually getting a white Gibson ES 330 like his hero Richie Furay. Henry also talks about Gurian guitars one of his favorites. Henry tells us a bit about his car collection. Henry finally tells us about his book “the Last Outlaw” that's available now and why he's written it. To find out more about Henry you can go to his website: henrypaul.com Please subscribe, like, comment, share and review this podcast! #VintageGuitarMagazine #HenryPaul #TheOutlaws #JamesPatrickRegan #GibsonGuitar #theDeadlies #GibsonES330 #Blackhawk #haveguitarwilltravelpodcast #HGWT #theLastOutlaw #GreenGrassandHighTides #LynyrdSkynyrd #tourlife Please like, comment, and share this podcast! Download Link

This episode comes to us from independent journalist Scott Gurian. In the Nørrebro neighborhood of Copenhagen, there's a small building with a garden and wooden seats. At first glance, it looks like some sort of neighborhood cafe, but it's actually the Menneskebiblioteket or Human Library, where the "readers" and "books" are people having deeply personal and intimate conversations about topics that might normally be considered off-limits or taboo in polite society. The library is staffed by volunteers whose life stories and experiences mean they face some sort of stigma, whether it be due to their ethnicity, religion, orientation, occupation, disability, or social status.Gurian visited the Human Library and produced this episode for his award-winning documentary-style travel and culture podcast Far from Home. Since its beginning in Denmark, the Human Library concept has now spread to more than 80 countries on 6 continents. You can visit the library's Facebook page to find out about upcoming library events near you.Find all four seasons of Far from Home where ever you listen to podcasts.  ABOUT THE SHOW The Making Peace Visible podcast is hosted by Jamil Simon and produced by Andrea Muraskin. Our associate producer is Faith McClure. Learn more at makingpeacevisible.orgSupport our work Connect on social:Instagram @makingpeacevisibleLinkedIn @makingpeacevisibleBluesky @makingpeacevisible.bsky.social We want to learn more about our listeners. Take this 3-minute survey to help us improve the show!

From August, 2020: As the Podcast celebrates its second anniversary Tim gives Michael the chance to share his heart for raising boys and girls.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Perhaps in no previous time has it become more obvious that boys are struggling. Their mental health challenges have become severe. Boys are behind girls in education and maturation. Screen time and social media have become an affliction. Many of our sons grow up courting violence. Many others live in quiet desperation. While arguments about the politics of masculinity abound, there is little help today for parents, schools, and communities to raise, educate, and nurture boys. In this podcast we interview Michael Gurian, PhD talks about how to connect with our boys and addresses differences in the neurology and overall psychology of our boys to better understand their needs.Michael Gurian is a marriage and family counselor in his thirty-fourth year of private practice (michaelgurian.com) and the New York Times bestselling author of thirty-six books. The Gurian Institute, which he cofounded in 1996, conducts research internationally, launches pilot programs, and trains professionals (gurianinstitute.com). Dr. Gurian has a new book out "Boys: A Rescue Plan" that delves further into this topic: https://a.co/d/2NmJdnY Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Having #ADD or #ADHD is a gift, not a curse. Hear from people all around the globe, from every walk of life, in every profession, from Rock Stars to CEOs, from Teachers to Politicians, who have learned how to unlock the gifts of their #ADD and #ADHD diagnosis, and use it to their personal and professional advantage, to build businesses, become millionaires, or simply better their lives.  Our Guest today is Dr. Jeffrey Gurian, a well known “Renaissance Man.” He is a doctor, motivational speaker, comedy writer, performer, director, author, producer and radio personality. Dr. Gurian spent 20 years on the board of The Association for Spirituality and Psychotherapy, 12 years at NYU as a Clinical Professor in Oral Medicine and Pro-Facial Pain, and 25 years as a Cosmetic Dentist. Dr. Gurian specialized in treating headaches and the physical symptoms of stress, using “Energy Healing” as his modality, with a technique he developed called “STAR Therapy.” He also developed a method to stop stuttering that he successfully used to get rid of his own stutter. On top of his doctoral pursuits, Dr. Gurian boasts a long-standing career in comedy, and has worked with some of the biggest comedy stars from the last 20 years. Dr. Gurian is also the author of eight books and is a regular motivational speaker.    Enjoy!    [You are now safely here]   00:00 - Thank you again so much for listening and for subscribing!!   01:00 - Introducing Jeffrey.   03:01 - I've been busy with #ADHD.   04:29 - #ADHD makes you better at what you do.    05:33 - ADHD and #stuttering.    06:17 - Overcoming fear and tackling his stutter.    09:01 - Neurodivergent problem-solving.    11:07 - Sensitivity and neurodivergence.    11:50 - Healing the wounds that affect your decisions.    Connect with Jeffrey on: Instagram: @jeffreygurian Youtube: Comedy Matters TV Visit Jeffrey's comedy website: comedymatterstv.com To stop your stuttering today, visit: stopstutteringnowgurian.com   If you haven't picked up a copy of my book The Boy with the Faster Brain yet, it is on Amazon and it is a number #1 One Bestseller in all categories! Click HERE or buy your copy at https://amzn.to/3FcAKkI. My link tree is here if you're looking for something specific: https://linktr.ee/petershankman.

In today's episode I had the honor of speaking with the one and only Dr. Jeffrey Gurian (www.comedymatterstv.com). Dr. Gurian is an ADHD "doer." He shares his brilliant technicolor journey as a physician, award winning comedy writer, best selling author, and mental health advocate.    Dr. Gurian is the perfect example of what is possible when an ADHD'er sees their omnipotential underneath the noise of a very brilliant, albeit very noisy ADHD mind.   About Dr. Jeffrey Gurian:   I'm one of the only doctors ( and ADHD sufferers) with a long-standing career in the comedy world. Spent 20 years on the Board of The Association for Spirituality and Psychotherapy, 12 years at NYU as a Clinical Prof. in Oral Medicine and Oro-Facial Pain, and 25 years in practice as a Cosmetic Dentist. When I was tested for ADHD the doctor said to me that I must have had to work 10 times as hard as everyone else, which was true. However I managed to graduate at the top half of my class, #54 out of 126 students. I face tremendous confusion and fears but never let them stop me, which is what inspired me to write my Happiness Series of books. I have 8 books now. Five on comedy (one with Chris Rock), and 3 on Happiness, mindset and changing negative thinking to positive thinking.

Hello, and welcome to number 145. This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Scott Gurian, a journalist, adventure traveller, podcaster, and reporter. Scott joined me to discuss his adventures on the Mongol Rally, visiting Chornobyl, witnessing an Ayahuasca Retreat in Peru, and more. I begin the episode by asking how Scott got interested in travel and where his early journey took him. One of the stories was about Mexico but not Cancun for Spring Break. We also talk about Scott's podcast, Far From Home, which is a travel podcast that immerses the listener in the travel experience. I have a clip from Scott's Ayahuasca Retreat embedded in the episode.Scott is a fantastic storyteller, podcaster, and journalist, and his stories are captivating. I absolutely love his podcast work, as you really feel part of the journey. Below are some of the links to get acquainted with Scott's work. This is a fantastic episode to get those travel juices flowing! Enjoy. Be inspired!Scott GurianWebsite - https://scottgurian.comFar From Home Podcast - https://farfromhomepodcast.orgSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/6WalvlyPNBaqhm8geyEGRf?si=a0e95f04082e4340Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/far-from-home/id1091969414Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/farfromhomepodcastFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/farfromhomepodcastPatreon Shout-OutThanks to Laura Hammond for supporting this podcast. She does so by purchasing a monthly membership on my Patreon. You can support me, too, by checking out the details below!Winging It Travel PodcastWebsite - https://www.wingingittravelpodcast.comWinging It Travel Podcast YouTube ChannelWeekly travel episodes, interviews and Vancouver.YouTube - HereWinging It Travel Podcast CreditsHost/Creator/Writer/Composer/Editor - James HammondProducer - James HammondPodcast Art Design - Swamp Soup Company - Harry UttonContact me - jameshammondtravel@gmail.com Social Media - follow me on:Instagram - wingingittravelpodcast - https://www.instagram.com/wingingittravelpodcast/TikTok - wingingittravelpodcast - https://www.tiktok.com/@wingingittravelpodcastFacebook - Winging It Travel Podcast - https://www.facebook.com/jameshammondtravelReview - Please leave a review and rating wherever you get your podcasts!Support My Podcast - MembershipsPatreon - HereBuy Me A Coffee - HereSupport My Podcast - Affiliate Links If you click one of the below to book something, I get a tiny commission, which helps the podcast.Use Revolut - HereBook Your E-Sim With Airalo - HereBook Hostels With Hostelworld - HereBooking.com - Here Book Experiences With Viator - HereDiscovery Car Hire - HereBook Buses With Busbud - HereBook Trains With Trainline - Here Travel Insurance with SafetyWing - HereBook Flights With Expedia Canada - HereBook Hotels with Hotel.com - HereBook Hotels With Agoda - HereBook Hotels With Trivago - HereBook Accommodation With Vrbo - HereBooking Events With Ticketmaster - HereMerch Store - Here Buy my Digital Travel Planner - HereThanks for supporting me and the podcast! Happy travels and listening!Cheers, James.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/winging-it-travel-podcast--4777249/support.

#103 - When Scott Gurian, a journalist with a knack for embedding himself in the marrow of the world's less-trod paths, tells the story of the Mongol Rally, you can't help but lean in closer. I had the pleasure of peeling back the layers of Scott's 11,000-mile trek in a vehicle that's barely more at home on the vast steppes than a fish on a bicycle. His voice brings the landscapes alive, from the UK to the heart of Mongolia, regaling us with the kind of cultural exchanges that turn travelers into storytellers and storytellers into the sort of friends who make the global seem local.As Scott and I chatted he found himself reflecting on his own transformation from an adventure-averse high schooler to a globe-trotting journalist. The discussion meandered through the backstories that shape a journey, like reporting on Mexico's Zapatista movement and the brotherly bond forged over 18,000 miles of open road. Scott's stories aren't just pins on a map; they're reminders that the world is wide, and the roads we choose can change us, challenge us, and charge us with tales worth telling.Our conversation took unexpected turns, as all great journeys do, touching on Scott's personal quests—from seeking a healing stone in Peru to the introspective throes of an ayahuasca ceremony. He shares his ongoing aspirations and the cultural connections that continue to beckon him across continents. And for those of you with itching feet, Scott's insights are a siren call to embrace the spontaneous, the serendipitous, and the frankly astonishing warmth and hospitality that can be found in the unlikeliest of places. So, wherever you are, buckle up and let's hit the road with a true maestro of the map, Scott Gurian.You can find more about Scott and his podcast Far From Home by visiting www.farfromhomepodcast.org or checking out his Instagram @farfromhomepodcast.Please give me a follow on Instagram @journeywithjakepodcast.  I would love to connect with you.Visit LandPirate.com to get your gear that has you, the adventurer, in mind. Use the code "Journey with Jake" to get an additional 15% off at check out.

On today's podcast I speak with photographer Drew Gurian. Drew has worked with clients such as Masterclass, Rolling Stone, Adobe, and Adidas to name a few. In this interview I speak to Drew about his early days working as an assistant for Joe McNally and Danny Clinch. I also speak to him about his approach to portraiture as well as some of his most memorable shoots. Use Promo Code "Banter" for 2 months free at www.picdrop.com www.drewgurian.com @drewgurian

AGD Podcast host George Schmidt, DMS, FAGD, talks with Jeffrey L. Gurian, DDS, known as the “Doctor of Happiness,” and one of the only dentists with a long-standing career in comedy, about surviving a career in dentistry utilizing positive thinking and humor. Dr. Gurian, who is the keynote speaker for this year's AGD scientific session, has performed and worked with some of the biggest stars in comedy, from Rodney Dangerfield, Joan Rivers, and Andrew “Dice” Clay to Bill Burr, Nick Kroll, and John Mulaney. He is a motivational speaker and bestselling author on happiness, mindset, and changing negative thinking to positive thinking. In this podcast, he explores some of the topics he'll cover in July, such as balancing a dentistry career while staying connected to your “inner child” and creating your own “happiness center.”

When you think about a CPA, you usually don't think about marketing; you think about a numbers person. But, on my way home every day, I see a billboard at Beltline and the Tollway with this man's name, and I said, "I need to meet this guy." Peter Gurian, with Gurian CPA, is in the studio today.

The rule issued last month from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services reduces wait times to within one week for many standard Medicare Advantage prior authorization decisions. It does not go far enough, said Nicole Fallon, VP of managed care public policy or LeadingAge, noting that prior authorization decisions should only take a couple of hours. She and her colleague, Mollie Gurian, VP of home-based public policy for LeadingAge, pointed out that they also are pushing for MA prior authorizations to cover patients across their post-acute care journeys, including 30-day home health episodes. They also are striving for payment adequacy, as many MA plans pay only 60% or 80% of Medicare fee-for-service rates. Among other changes, they are hoping for the shedding of the statutory noninterference clause that prohibits CMS from telling plans how to pay. Despite the challenges ahead in reforming MA, Fallon and Gurian believe MA has introduced positive healthcare reforms, such as supplemental benefits, and CMS and lawmakers are asking the right questions to continue to improve the private Medicare benefit.Follow us on social media:Twitter: @McKHomeCareFacebook: McKnight's Home CareLinkedIn: McKnight's Home CareInstagram: mcknights_homecareFollow LeadingAge on social media:Twitter: @LeadingAgeFacebook: LeadingAgeLinkedIn: LeadingAge

Nesse episódio, Ludmyla (a IPAcondriaca) e Leandro (o Degustador de Histórias) recebem Gabriel Gurian e Rafael Afonso (do Comer a História) para falarmos sobre a história da cerveja na América do Sul. Você vai descobrir que a história da cerveja na América do Sul começou bem antes da colonização e como essas bebidas eram feitas. Falando de Brasil Colônia, você vai entender quais foram as influências trazidas pelos espanhóis, portugueses e povos africanos e como o álcool foi um recurso para o processo de escravização que aconteceu por aqui. Aproveitamos para falar sobre o milho e o lúpulo. Curtiu essa conversa, aproveite para ouvir a nossa conversa com o João Daniel sobre a cerveja na história das civilizações: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3vGu9QBdkOd28eDrPOo9yK?si=1d07d4092c974e97 Derrube alguns mitos históricos sobre cervejas, o Sergio Barra detonou diversos: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5yS3CrdjK7TBl9h0VjhB1U?si=e694505e9be74fc1 Apoie o nosso trabalho virando um Mecenas do Surra de Lúpulo: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://apoia.se/surradelupulo⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Conheça nossos Mecenas Empresariais: Cerveja da Casa ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.cervejadacasa.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Cervejaria Uçá ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.cervejariauca.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Iris Pay ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.irispay.com.br/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Prussia Bier ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠http://www.prussiabier.com.br/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Viveiro Van de Bergen ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://vandebergen.com/⁠⁠

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On The Other Side of Midnight, Frank kicks off the show joined by comedian Jeffrey Gurian as they discuss a number of topics from happiness to Gurian's heart attack. Frank moves on to discuss a police raid at a Kansas newspaper. Tony Award winning actor John Rubinstein joins the show to discuss his portrayal as Eisenhower in a new play. Frank also does his weekly commendations. Following, Frank talks with Dr. Andrew Selepak on the effect social media has on mental health and its prominence. In the final hour, Frank discusses the latest on the Hawaii fires, the Hunter Biden investigation, his weekend plans and much more. Listen today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scott Gurian calls being a journalist a vocation rather than a career. Journalism is rarely a 9 to 5 profession but he tries to go even further by focussing primarily on stories that get him and his audience out in the field and into the middle of the action, from trailing the Zapatista Indians across Mexico to interviewing rioters while choking on tear gas in Quebec, waking up at 4am to speak with tourists making a sunrise pilgrimage to Cambodia's Buddhist temples, or sleeping on a couch in a shelter with storm victims in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.He is the host and producer of “Far from home”, an immersive, first-person, documentary-style travel and culture podcast that aims to take listeners outside their comfort zones and bring them along on unexpected adventures and chance encounters with interesting people around the world. On past episodes, he has driven 18,000 miles from the UK to Mongolia and back, visited Iran as an American tourist, wandered through abandoned buildings in Chernobyl, and participated in a hallucinogenic healing ceremony in Peru.Before launching his podcast, he worked for nearly two decades as an interviewer, reporter, editor, and producer, covering everything from breaking news to features, investigations and documentaries, on topics ranging from politics to arts and culture.https://scottgurian.com/

Join Matt Drinkhahn on the Eternal Optimist podcast as he interviews Steve Farber, who shares his journey from buying and selling his first Gurian guitar to becoming a successful business leader. Steve emphasizes the importance of diversity in business and how it can lead to better decision-making and customer service. He shares his philosophy of eternal optimism, which means having a positive lens over everything and believing that everything will be fine. Steve also talks about his book, The Radical Leap, which emphasizes the importance of love as a competitive advantage in business. He even treats listeners to a song on his guitar. He discusses his work as a consultant and trainer in leadership development, helping companies put love into practice in measurable ways. This episode encourages listeners to consider how they can incorporate love into their business practices for positive change.In This Episode, You'll Learn:00:00:00 - Positive Impact: Inspiring Stories and High Performance Coaching with Matt Drinkhahn00:05:22 - Moving for Family: Challenge and Adventure00:10:01 - Coping with Trauma and Finding Support after Growing Up Without a Mother00:14:15 - Overcoming Challenges and Finding Purpose00:17:24 - Music as a Creative Expression: A Journey of Integration00:22:18 - Unplanned Path to Leadership and Success00:27:09 - Putting Love First in Business: The Radical Leap00:32:16 - New Management Takes Over Bankrupt Company00:34:03 - Shipping Company's Policy: Barges Must Be at Least 75% Full to Sail00:37:07 - Expertise in Love: Bringing Out the Human Dynamic in All Industries00:38:37 - Validation and Power of Optimism in Discussion00:43:34 - Embracing Diversity in Business for Success00:46:50 - Reunited with Long-Lost Guitar After 30 Years00:51:05 - Dramatic Story of Ashes and Phoenixes00:54:41 - Daily Audio on Extreme Leadership: Two Minutes of InspirationLinks And Resources:The Radical LeapWebsiteSteve Farber on LinkedInThanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to Eternal Optimist? Have some feedback you'd like to share? Connect with us on iTunes and leave us a review!

In this fascinating podcast, Dr. Michael Gurian, New York Times Best Selling author, breaks down the differences between boys and girls brains and how it shifts everything we do with out children - how we connect, how we teach, how we understand developmental milestones. Based on more than thirty-five years of research in brain science, education, and practical parenting, this keynote traces how a child's learning and social-emotional mind grows, how girls and boys learn and grow differently, how acculturation influences them, and how crucial school success has become to life success. When we understand the differences, it changes our perspective on child-rearing altogether! Do you want to learn more about child brain development or understand how to parent in a way that fosters brain development? ICP offers a 90 min e-course "Making Sense of Child Brain Development" that will help with this and more! Take 30% OFF with code BRAINCOURSE30 by visiting https://instituteofchildpsychology.com/product/making-sense-of-child-brain-development/ You can also watch this workshop as part of our membership!  Podcast listeners can take 40% OFF their annual membership (or $19.99/m). Get your 7-Day Free Trial today!  

On this week's podcast, we're joined by two instrument-making legends, Michael Gurian and Dick Boak. Gurian was of course the namesake founder of Gurian Guitars, while Boak famously worked at Martin Guitars for four decades. Michael and Dick recently co-authored the Fretboard Journal's first standalone book, 'An Instrument Maker's Guide to Insanity and Redemption.' It's a compilation of off-beat and behind-the-scenes stories from dozens of instrument makers and repair people. Included are entries by George Gruhn, Kathy Wingert, Joe Glaser, Bob Taylor, Linda Manzer, and others. During our chat, the duo talks about how the book project came together, the recurring themes found amidst these various luthiers' tales, why instrument makers need to have a great sense of humor, and so much more. In addition to talking about the book, we also hear about the instruments Michael and Dick are currently working on,  including the all-spruce guitar that Boak recently built. Michael shares stories from the old days of wood buying in New York City and tells us about how he just reunited with one of his old clients, Paul Simon.  It's a great chat with two acoustic guitar innovators. Order the Gurian / Boak book here:  https://shop.fretboardjournal.com/collections/all/products/pre-order-an-instrument-makers-guide-to-insanity-and-redemption Register for our 2023 Fretboard Summit here:  https://fretboardsummit.org/ Our podcast is sponsored by Retrofret Vintage Guitars; Deering Banjos; Peghead Nation (use the promo code FRETBOARD and get your first month free or $20 off any annual subscription); Izotope (use the coupon code FRET10 to save 10% off their plug-ins); and Stringjoy Strings.

Welcome to Travel Matters, and the two interesting conversations with two unique content creators. This one was also recorded at TBEX Asia in Phuket, Thailand. Meet Scott Gurian from Far From Home Podcast and Maria Haase from San Diego Explorer. Scott mentioned his podcast where he met a Medicine Man in Peru and went to an ayahuasca ceremony. This episode of Travel Matters was recorded at TBEX Asia in Phuket, Thailand, and hosted by TBEX CEO Rick Calvert and The Radio Vagabond, Palle Bo.

I had such a great discussion with Melissa Williams-Gurian for this episode. I'm grateful Melissa was willing to speak with me because she doesn't do this work professionally; she shares with us from her own personal experience of losing her mom when she was 15. Perhaps this is around the ages some of our kids were. Talking with people who lost a parent at a young age is always such a privilege. It puts things on my radar screen that I wouldn't have necessarily thought of. It helps raise my awareness and increase my understanding of what kids go through when they lose a parent, and what their experiences may be like. I hope it helps increase your awareness and understanding, too. -=-=-=-=- Thank you sponsors & partners: Help Texts - Grief support text messaging service. Tips and support delivered all year long, personalized based on your loss. Listeners get $10 off: https://helptexts.com/jennylisk BetterHelp - Talk with a licensed, professional therapist online. Get 10% off your first month: betterhelp.com/widowedparent Support the show - Buy Me a Coffee -=-=-=-=-

Actor Michael Mando aka Nacho Varga discusses the hit show “Better Call Saul's” final season.  “Extra” correspondent Jenn Lahmer gives us her take on the recent Emmy awards.  Joy Pak & Sun River Health Foundation thrive to bring citizens much needed affordable medical coverage. Here we talk about the foundation's work on Long Island.  Jeffrey Gurian is strangely enough a comedian / comedy writer & a dentist. The author's work on “The Kroll Show“ & his popular book series bring Gurian a constant flow of new eyes & ears to his audience.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to SNL Stories, our interview podcast series where The SNL Network catches up with SNL alumni from all eras of the show! Our next guest is Jeffrey Gurian, a comedian, author, and journalist, who knows almost everyone who has ever worked at Saturday Night Live. In this interview, Gurian tells us some great stories, including how he snuck into SNL in 1977, how he helped several SNL cast members write Chevy Chase's first roast, his close relationship with Phil Hartman, and how Dennis Miller stopped him from getting a job at SNL! To learn more about Jeffrey Gurian, you can see his documentary here: vimeo.com/414818932 To purchase Jeffrey Gurian's books, they are available here: amazon.com/Dr-Jeffrey-L-Gurian ----- Welcome to the official SNL Network podcast feed, where you will hear audio from our weekly roundtables discussing all things SNL. Podcast hosts, journalists that cover the show, and superfans will look back at the entire history of Saturday Night Live and talk about how the legacy of Season 47 compares to all eras of the show. Make sure to follow us on Twitter and Instagram (@thesnlnetwork) and subscribe on YouTube thesnlnetwork to never miss an episode! Catch up on other interviews: SNL Stories: Tom "Bones" Malone (Aug 17, 2022) Just for Laughs Red Carpet Interviews (Aug 4, 2022) Chris Redd on Season 47 (June 24, 2022) SNL Stories: Mitchell Kriegman (June 15, 2022) SNL Stories: Production Designer Keith Raywood (April 1, 2022) SNL Stories: Cast Member Dean Edwards (Dec 1, 2021) SNL Stories: Judy Belushi Pisano (Nov 5, 2021) SNL Cast Member Siobhan Fallon Hogan (Aug 10, 2021) SNL Director Don Roy King (May 4, 2021) SNL Stats Roundtable with Gary Kroeger (Apr 6, 2021)

When Michael Gurian published The Wonder of Boys in 1996, there "wasn't any national consciousness about boys' issues," he says. A quarter century later, there are dozens of books about boys, and parents, educators, and politicians alike are realizing that we must address boys' issues if we are to address the current epidemic of violence. Yet despite this progress, "we are still talking about ancillary concepts as to why these boys kill people rather than getting to the root causes of what's going on," Gurian says. We also "still don't systemically understand boys or how to raise them." What Parents Need to Know About Male Depression Male depression, for instance, is often unrecognized (and untreated) because it is covert. A boy who immerses himself in video games, does just enough school work to get by, or uses drugs or alcohol may actually be depressed. As many as 10-20% of males may be experiencing unrecognized depression, and these males are having an outsized impact on our culture and lives, Gurian says. Parents, healthcare providers, and counselors need to learn about male development -- and they need to learn how to recognize and respond to the signs of male depression, which may include anger, irritability, withdrawal, and substance use. Parents and educators must also partner together to figure out how to help boys succeed in school. How Parents Can Partner with Schools to Help Boys Succeed "Parents and schools need to get really well connected around a specific question: How do we make sure the boys can succeed as well as the girls?" Gurian says. He suggests parents of boys connect with other parents of boys (from at least 3 other families) to create teams to share info, gather data, and approach school administration, expressing their concern and willingness to help address gender disparities in academics and discipline referrals. In this episode, Jen, Janet, & Michael discuss: Progress we've made -- and not made -- regarding boys' issues over the last 2+ decades What the Left and Right get wrong about boys & men Why you may want to consider going organic Male depression The need to train healthcare providers & counselors in male development Importance of fathers and male mentoring Advocating for boys at school How tech affects boys' brains Boys & violence Male bonding "Toxic masculinity" Links we mentioned (or should have) in this episode: Gurian Institute -- online home for all things Gurian (includes links to his books, classes, & upcoming events) What We Must Do to Stop the Killing -- blog post by Michael Gurian Helping Boys Thrive virtual summit, sponsored by The Boys Initiative and Gurian Institute -- online event happening October 8, 2022 (register HERE) The Wonder of Boys: What Parents, Educators, and Mentors Can Do to Help Boys Become Exceptional Men, by Michael Gurian The Minds of Boys: Saving Our Sons from Falling Behind in School and Life, by Michael Gurian and Kathy Stevens Saving Our Sons: A New Path for Raising Healthy & Resilient Boys, by Michael Gurian Anxiety and Depression in Boys -- ON BOYS episode Kellen CARES Foundation -- non-profit that helps young men & their families navigate mental health issues My Family Tested 20 Kid-Safe Phones & Devices -- and These Were the Best -- article mentioned at 23:10 BACK TO SCHOOL is happening around the globe and that carries it's own set of challenges. Join Amy McCready for the BACK TO SCHOOL SurTHRIVAL training.  End homework hassles, put the responsibility where it belongs (your kiddo…) and more.  Go to:  https://boysalive.com/school for program details. (this is an affiliate link)

The Outer Limits of Inner Truth proudly welcomes back our very first guest and dear friend, Dr. Jeffrey Gurian. Gurian discusses his latest book  Three-year-old boy loses hands in an accident and grows up to be renowned spinal surgeon! Man born without arms and legs perseveres to become internationally known motivational speaker, husband and father of four children! True unbelievable stories of courage. Have you ever faced some obstacle you thought you couldn't overcome? Or spent time feeling sorry for yourself? If so, then this is the book for you! Facing Adversity-Stories of Courage and Inspiration is a collection of true stories, collected by best-selling author, Dr. Jeffrey L. Gurian, about people who have had to face unimaginable difficulties, and somehow found the strength to overcome them, leading happy, fruitful, and meaningful lives. Collected over a period of 20 years, the stories are accompanied by additional psychological and Spiritually based commentary from Dr. Gurian, a 20-year plus Board member of The Assoc. for Spirituality and Psychotherapy, and former Clinical Prof. in Oral Medicine and Oro-Facial Pain. He was inspired to write the book after facing and overcoming many of his own adversities, like conquering a severe stuttering problem that plagued him through his 20's and beyond, and surviving both a “widowmaker” heart attack and a hospitalization with Covid Double Pneumonia. During the time he was recovering from Covid, he wrote this inspirational book, essentially taking a negative and turning it into a positive, which is the essence of the book.

Una producción que dialoga con nuestra historia reciente en las voces de les protagonistas que a 20 años vuelven sobre sus pasos, sus recuerdos y el lugar de La Masacre de Avellaneda. A 20 Junios, nos invitan a mirar el pasado desde un presente de lucha, como reflexión colectiva, coral del movimiento popular, su arte, sus feminismos y sus horizontes. Y reflexiona, en las voces de jóvenes militantes, la búsqueda permanente de "justicia completa" que implica la condena a los responsables políticos del asesinato de Maximiliano Kosteki y Darío Santillán; como piso necesario para construir ese proyecto de país que anhelamos. En este primer capítulo "El Frío" escuchamos las voces de Mariana Davico, Pablo Solana, Sergio Ceferino "Coco" Isauralde, Adriana "La Tana" Pascieli, Alejandra Giusti, Camilo Moreira Biurra, Hernán Gurian, Orlando Agüero, Norma Giménez y Miguel Angel Paniagua. El relato "Pasión por la Justicia" de la autoría y en la voz del Maestro Vicente Zito Lema. Elles nos relatan los primeros minutos de la represión, desde la base del Puente Pueyrredón hasta Plaza Alsina, sobre Av. Mitre, y hasta la Estación Darío y Maxi (ex Avellaneda) sobre Av. Yrigoyen (ex Av. Pavón) en la Localidad de Avellaneda, Bs. As. Producción y Guion: Judit Cruz. Diseño Sonoro: Eugenia Santorum y Matías Belli Basualdo. Gráfica: Eugenia Santorum. En coproducción con Radio Sur

In Season 2 Episode 7 of the Attempt Adventure Podcast, we are joined by podcaster and adventurer Scott Gurian, host of the Far From Home Podcast. Scott shares his adventures traveling in Iran, roadtripping across Mongolia, exploring the ruins of Chernobyl, and more! Also in this episode: hosts James Barrett and Michael Desrosiers discuss US currency, the oldest US park ranger, and more. One of us also has to take the very first penalty of the season, and has to spin the Wheel of Penalty! Do you have any travel or adventure experiences you'd like to share with us? Would you like to be a guest on the show, pitch an episode idea, or just get in touch to say "hi"? Write to us at hello@attemptadventure.com with listener mail. We would love to hear from you! Our new monthly challenge comes from our guest Linda King from thesmarttravelista.com! It's time to practice your travel writing. Describe your hometown or where you live in 1000 (or 100) words. Send in the results to hello@attemptadventure.com with the subject line "challenge" for the chance to win some Attempt Adventure Podcast merchandise. Visit our website for more information. Visit our website attemptadventure.com for show notes and more! In this week's Adventures in the News segment, Michael shares a story about Betty Reid Soskin, the US National Park Service's oldest active park ranger. https://www.mercurynews.com/2022/04/01/oldest-u-s-active-park-ranger-retires-at-100

People often refer to Jeffrey Gurian as a “Renaissance Man”, because he's involved in so many things. He's a doctor, lecturer, and motivational speaker, but he's also a comedy writer, performer, director, author, producer, and radio personality, and not always in that order. In this episode, Dr. Gurian shares with Rabbi Wildes how he was able to write multiple books while in the hospital with Covid, how he was able to cure his stutter, the biggest impediment to happiness in people's lives, his experience working with the biggest comics in the world, the real reason Will Smith slapped Chris Rock, the healing power of meditation and positive thought, and much more.

In this episode of BS'ing with Sean K, Sean Kneese talks to improviser and actor Ryan Gurian about acting, improv, the book "The Artist's Way" by Julia Cameron and how that inspired him, and coping with regret, rejection, and negative emotions. They also get into other deep and philosophical topics as well.

On this episode I am joined by comedian and author Jeffrey Gurian to discuss his new book 'Facing Adversity.' During our discussion Jeffrey shares some of the most remarkable stories in the book which are uplifting and inspiring. We all face some sort of adversity in our own lives, but it is how we deal with them that determine our outcome. Tune in to hear more about living the best life you can no matter what obstacles you may face.

What's on Gurian's Mind Lately? Michael talks about some of the issues that have his attention right now.

After 53 days and driving through 18 countries during the Mongol Rally, Scott and his brother endured more than the average car problems, like having to visit went to 10 mechanics, getting towed 7 times, having 2 broken axles, a blown head gasket, a busted radiator, a broken drive shaft tire blowout, and an emergency … S4E11: Scott Gurian – Mongol Rally Disaster + Police Bribes Read More » The post S4E11: Scott Gurian – Mongol Rally Disaster + Police Bribes appeared first on Drive with Us Podcast.

Hey from The Big Apple I started my adventure in the Big Apple sitting in a park in Brooklyn on a Saturday morning watching small kids and grown-ups playing football – yes, as a European, this is what I call the game where someone kicks a round ball with their feet.  I'm waiting to meet up with my friend Scott Gurian. Even though we'd never met prior, we do consider each other friends.  Scott is a fellow veteran travel podcaster and one of the best in the business. He's the guy from the Far from Home podcast you must have heard me talk about many times here on the Radio Vagabond travel podcast. Scott planned to spend his Saturday with me in Brooklyn, Queens, and New York showing me around some interesting places in his hood while we chatted and got to know each other. Scott lives in nearby Jersey, just across the Hudson River, so we're Close to Home for Scott today. As we walked over to Scott's car — a nice big new Toyota — I immediately joked that it was very different from the small, old car that played a big part in the first season of his podcast. FAR FROM HOME Scott participated in the Mongol Rally and drove a tiny, beaten out Nissan Micra stick shift across Europe and Asia about five years ago for an epic 18,000 mile (29,000 km). He did this crazy adventure from the UK to Mongolia with his brother and two friends – and after that, he decided to drive back in the same car. The first season of Far from Home is outstanding and got me hooked on the podcast long before we knew each other. I highly recommend listening to it if you haven't already. Also, watch a few clips of his journey to experience the trials and tribulations first-hand. Naturally, he has so many memorable stories and anecdotes from that trip, so I wanted to find out which stand out most in his memory. "Oh, so many. Driving across Iran with my brother and two friends (as Americans and Brits) was amazing; the friendliness of the people was memorable. Also, travelling through 'untouched' countries in central Asia like Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, etc., was excellent. Seeing Cappadocia in Turkey with its hot air balloons was also amazing. And, of course, Mongolia is incredible with its vast open spaces and extraordinary scenery. It took us about seven weeks to travel from the UK to Mongolia, so as you can imagine, I have many incredible memories from that trip." Scott wanted to see more of the world, so instead of flying back to Europe (like any sane human would), he decided to drive back to explore more countries and regions, like Siberia in Russia. THROAT SINGING IN SIBERIA In one of the episodes of Season 2, Scott visits the remote south Siberian Republic of Tuva to learn about the traditional instruments and the ancient art of throat singing. He even attempts to throat sing himself! Read more about this visit and see photos and videos here. "Russia is such an enormous country with so many different regions home to vastly different cultures. Tuva was a 12 hour journey out the way to visit and it is so unique. It is close to Mongolia so the Tuvans look very similar to Mongolians." HALLUCINATING ON AYAHUASCA IN PERU In another episode, he meets a medicine man who invited him to attend a hallucinogenic healing ceremony where he drank ayahuasca. All while holding his microphone. Have a listen to the episode by clicking here. CLOSE TO HOME Due to the pandemic, Scott hasn't been able to travel overseas. But he is content as he tells me that living in Jersey, there is a lot of adventure that awaits in and around New York. He started cooking and even home-brewing to keep his itchy travel feet scratched. Scott was due to meet me at AfricaBurn – the South African Burning Man just outside Cape Town when lockdown hit. Scott stayed in Jersey, and I was stuck in Cape Town for a while (so be sure to listen to my Radio Vagabond South African travel adventures). We were supposed to travel a bit of South Africa together, but alas, it was not meant to be. SCOTT GURIAN'S NEW YORK TRAVEL GUIDE One of the cool things about making friends worldwide is that they can show you places you usually wouldn't visit. Because I had visited New York several times before, Scott wanted to take me to places few tourists would know about. Here is a list of Scott's unusual but must-visit places in New York Scott took me to: DUMBO A part of Brooklyn is called DUMBO aka "Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass" is a trendy neighbourhood to walk through Brooklyn Heights and Downtown Brooklyn NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT MUSEUM In an old subway station, you can visit the New York City Transit Museum. Move further down and see some 100-year-old subway cars. WILLIAMSBURG Williamsburg is a hipster neighbourhood that is cool to stroll through. QUEENS MUSEUM OF ART Next to where they hosted the World Fair, you find Queens Museum of Art, where the Panorama is now housed – a scaled model of every borough in the greater New York area in the 1960's. THE CITY RELIQUARY The City Reliquary is a not-for-profit community museum and civic organization located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. It's really cool and weird – and connects visitors to both the past and present of New York. We walked around Brooklyn for a bit and found the iconic Instagram spot with the bridge in the background. You might remember it from the gangster movie 'Once Upon a Time in America' poster. Then visited a place with a lot of food trucks called Smorgesburg. As far as I know, this word comes from the Danish smørrebrød, and then Americans started saying it like the Swedish Chef from Muppet Show. Unfortunately, we didn't find any Danish smørrebrød at Smorgesburg. Another thing we couldn't find after that was… Scott's car. After a slight ordeal trying to locate his car, we eventually found it after getting help from the police. Even locals can get lost in New York. Go figure :) TAJIKISTAN POLICE Our polite encounter with the NYPD reminded me of Scott's experience with the local police in Tajikistan on his trip. I asked him to talk about his experience. "There is a lot of corruption in central Asian countries like Tajikistan. Our British friends in another Nissan Micra got pulled over by some traffic cops who actually aimed their radar gun at another car, and then tried to say it was them who was speeding. My brother's and I stopped too and heard that they demanded $100 which was a month salary here and crazy. Specially since they weren't speeding. It was clearly a scam, and we didn't want to give in to the bribe/corruption stigma. After a long time, we eventually settled on handing over a bottle of vodka, and we were back on the road." Scott secretly recorded the entire encounter that you can listen to in its entirety in Episode 16 of Far from Home, Season 1. Scott tells about more traffic cop encounters he had in central Asia. Most of the time, the cops were polite and never gave them any unnecessary issues. We exchanged stories about the amazing people we get to meet on the road. Scott paid particular mention to the wonderful Iranian popularity he experienced. Thanks to Scott for taking me around the New York area on a beautiful Saturday. I hope to team up with him soon to do some travelling together and collaborate on future episodes of both our podcasts. My name is Palle Bo, and I gotta keep moving.   NEW YORK FLASHBACKS If you want to listen to more of my travels through New York from previous visits, simply follow the link: The Radio Vagabond Travel Podcast in New York. COVID-19 TRAVEL and TOURISM RULES FOR NEW YORK (OCT 2021) This episode was from the end of August 2021, when New York was open for travel if you (like me) didn't travel to the country from Europe. Please visit New York City's official website for the latest COVID-19 travel restrictions and tourist regulations. Make sure New York is open for tourism before booking your trip.    

Hey fra The Big Apple Jeg startede denne lørdags oplevelser i the Big Apple siddende i en park i Brooklyn, hvor både børn og voksne hyggede sig med at spille fodbold. Ja, fodbold, hvor man sparker til en rund bold med fødderne. Jeg venter på at møde min ven, Scott Gurian. Selvom vi på dette tidspunkt endnu aldrig har mødt hinanden i den virkelige verden, betragter vi hinanden som venner. Scott er (som jeg) en erfaren radio- og podcast-producer. Og efter min mening er han en af de bedste i branchen. Han er vært på podcasten Far From Home, som du sikkert har hørt mig nævne et par gange før. Han har lovet at tage mig rundt i Brooklyn, Queens og New York for at vise mig nogle spændende steder i sit nabolag, mens vi sludrer og lærer hinanden bedre at kende. Han bor selv i Jersey på den anden side af Hudson Floden, så i dag er Far from Home-værten ”Close to Home”. Vi sætter os ind i Scotts bil – en nyere pæn stor Toyota – og jeg joker med at det er en meget anderledes bil end den lille gamle bil, der spillede en stor rolle i den første sæson af hans podcast. FAR FROM HOME For fem år siden deltog Scott i “Mongol Rally”, hvor han kørte i en lille gammel Nissan Micra gennem Europa og Asien. Han gjorde det sammen med sin bror og to venner og denne lille bil kæmpede sig igennem 29.000 km – Oplevelserne fra Mongol Rally er dokumenteret i den første sæson af Far from Home, og jeg kan kun anbefale den på det varmeste. Du kan også se et par videoklip om et par af de udfordringer, der var forbundet med denne tur ved at klikke her. Naturligvis har han mange mindeværdige historier fra denne tur, så han har svært ved at pege på én enkelt, da jeg spørger ham. ”Åh, der er så mange. At køre gennem Iran var fantastisk, og det, jeg husker mest, er, hvor venlige iranerne var. Men også at køre gennem uberørte asiatiske lande som Kasakhstan, Usbekistan, Tadsjikistan, osv. var fantastisk. Jeg kunne også nævne luftballonerne i Cappadocia i Tyrkiet, og naturligvis Mongoliet med den store åbne vidder. Det tog os syv uger at køre fra London to Mongoliet, så du kan sikkert forestille dig, at der er masser af utrolige minder fra denne tur”. Scott ville gerne se lidt mere af verden, så i stedet for at flyve tilbage til Europa, som de fleste normale mennesker ville gøre, besluttede han sig for at lave en U-vending og køre en anden vej tilbage gennem Sibirien i Rusland, da de omsider ankom til Mongoliet (og de andre tog hjem). HALSESANG I SIBERIEN   THROAT SINGING IN SIBERIA I en af episoderne af Far from Home, sæson 2 besøgte Scott den fjerntliggende Republic of Tuva i det sydlige Sibirien for at lære noget om traditionelle instrumenter og den gamle kunst, hvor de synger langt nede i halsen, ”throat singing”. Scott kaster sig endda ud i at prøve at lære det selv. Du kan læse mere om dette besøg og se billeder og videoer ved at klikke her. ”Rusland er sådan et enormt land med mange forskellige religioner og vidt forskellige kulturer. Tuva er 12-timers væk fra alting, men meget specielt at besøge. Det er så tæt på Mongoliet, at personerne ligner mere mongolere end russere”. HALLUCINERER PÅ AYAHUASCA I PERU I en anden episode møder han en medicinmand i Peru, som inviterer ham til en Ayahuasca Ceremoni. Han drikker denne bitre drik, der ofte giver folk hallucinationer, med en mikrofon i hånden. Du kan høre denne episode ved at klikke her. CLOSE TO HOME På grund af Corona-pandemien har Scott ikke været i stand til at rejse så meget ud i verden. Men han er tilfreds og fortæller mig at der jo er meget at se og opleve i og omkring New York City. Han er begyndt at lave mere mad selv og har endda startet med at lave sin egen hjemmebryg. Han sørger for at komme ud og se sit eget område ”close-to-home” for at få tilfredsstillet sin oplevelses- og rejselyst. Da pandemien brød ud for alvor i marts 2020, talte vi at skulle mødes i Afrika for at rejse og rapportere sammen. Vi havde begge købt billetter til AfricaBurn, som er den sydafrikanske Burning Man lige udenfor Cape Town. Scott blev i Jersey og jeg strandede i mange måneder i Cape Town (husk at lytte til mine mange episoder fra Sydafrika). SCOTTS LISTE OVER STEDER AT SE I NEW YORK OMRÅDET En af de gode ting ved at have venner rundt omkring i verden er, at man har nogen til at vise sig de steder, man måske ellers ikke ville opdage. Og fordi jeg allerede havde været i New York et par gange før, ville Scott vise mig nogle af de steder. Her er Scotts liste over ”usædvanlige, men vigtige ting at opleve” i New York: DUMBO: aka “Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Underpass” er et trendy område at bevæge sig rundt i til fods fra Brooklyn Heights til Downtown Brooklyn. NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT MUSEUM: hvor de har 100-år gamle undergrundstogvogne I en gammeæ nedlagt undergrundsstation. WILLIAMSBURG: et hipster-område med masser af gadekunst og spændende gader. QUEENS MUSEUM OF ART: i området, hvor de engang havde The World Fair. Her har de blandet noget, der hedder The Panorama”, som er en model af hele området med gader og bygninger, som det så ud i 1960'erne. Meget imponerende. Vi gik rundt I Brooklyn og fandt det ikoniske Instagram sted med broen i baggrunden – som er udødeliggjort fra plakaten til gangsterfilmen 'Once Upon a Time in America'. Herfra fortsatte vi til et sted, hvor der er masser af madboder hver lørdag. De kalder det Smorgesburg, hvilket (så vidt jeg ved) kommer fra det danske ”smørrebrød”, som amerikanerne forsøger at udtale lidt som den svenske kok fra Muppet Show. Desværre fandt vi ikke noget smørrebrød på Smorgesburg. Og en anden ting, vi heller ikke kunne finde bagefter var … Scotts bil. Efter en heftig eftersøgning af bilen, som var pist væk (fordi vi ikke kunne huske, hvor vi parkerede den), fandt vi den med lidt hjælp fra politiet. Selv lokale kan fare vild i New York. Vores møde med mændene i blåt fra NYPD mindede mig om en af Scotts episoder fra Far from Home, hvor han havde et sammenstød med politiet i Tadsjikistan. ”Der er meget korruption i centralasiatiske lande som Tadsjikistan. Vores engelske venner i en anden Nissan Micra var blevet stoppet for at køre for hurtigt. Men det var purre opspind og blot et forsøg på at score noget bestikkelse. Min bror og jeg stoppede også og hørte, at de krævede 100 Dollars for at lade os slippe. Det er nærmest en månedsløn på disse kanter og helt vanvittigt – specielt når de var sikre på, at de ikke kørte for hurtigt. Desuden havde vi ikke lyst til at være med til at bestikkelser og korruption fortsætter med at eksistere. Efter lange forhandlinger lykkedes det os at få dem til at lade os køre, ved at give dem en flaske vodka”. Scott optog det hele og du kan høre det i episode 16 af Far from Home, sæson 1. De havde flere møder med politiet i Centralasien. For det meste var de dog venlige og hvis de fik bøder, var det fortjent. Det får os til at tale mere om de mange venlige mennesker vi har mødt på vores rejser. Scott fremhæver, hvad jeg også selv har oplevet, at de lokale i Iran er nogle af flinkeste og mest imødekommende mennesker i verden. Tusind tak til Scott Gurian for at vise mig rundt i New York området denne skønne lørdag i sen-august 2021. Vi håber (og regner) med at mødes igen et sted i verden og samarbejde med at producere episoder til hver vores podcast. Mit navn er Palle Bo og jeg skal videre.   MERE FRA NEW YORK Hvis du vil høre mere fra mine tidligere besøg i New York, kan du finde dem ved at følge dette link. COVID-19 REJSEREGLER TIL NEW YORK Denne episode er optaget I slutningen af august 2021, hvor det var muligt for mig, at komme til byen (da jeg ikke rejste ind fra Europa, som stadig her i oktober 2021 er lukket for indrejse. For at få de seneste regler opfordrer jeg dig til at besøge New York Citys officielle website. Vær sikker på, at du kan komme ind inden du booker din flybillet.

Episode 1566: Our article of the day is Gurian Republic.

Our guest is Scott Gurian. He is an award-winning reporter who's worked for many years in radio and online journalism. Currently he's the host of Far From Home, a podcast where he reports fascinating stories from far-flung places around the world like Iran, Turkmenistan, and Chernobyl. For more info on his background or to listen to some of his past work, visit his website.  The Mongol Rally is an intercontinental car rally that begins in Europe and ends in Ulan Ude, Russia. The rally originally ended in Ulan Bator, Mongolia. This is 10,000 miles of chaos across mountain, deserts and steppe on roads.Connect with Scott: Website - https://farfromhomepodcast.org  Twitter - @scottgurian INSTAGRAM - @farfromhomepodcastFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/farfromhomepodcastChapters:00:00 Opening02:06 Tell us about yourself03:19 What is the Mongol Rally?11:03 Why did you decide to join?14:41 What was your family and friends' reaction?26:56 The finish line29:15 What happened to your beloved car?32:44 What's your biggest takeaway?35:07 Advice for those who'd like to try the Mongol Rally 

Georgian musician and ethnomusicologist Nana Mzhavanadze was born into a musical family. She says her future was predicted by her grandmother:- “when I was bought from the maternity house, my grandmother met me at the door, that was the first thing that she did, she put me on the piano and she said she is going to be a musician.” This episode is a significant event for their family, as it brought Nana, her uncle Rebuli and his daughter Marekhi together to sing for the first time in over 10 years. Whether you've heard Nana before, with Sathanao or Sisa Tura, or this is your first time, you're sure to enjoy this playful hour where Nana experiments musically with her family. Voices of the Ancestors by Holly Taylor-Zuntz and Susan Thompson. If you enjoyed this episode, why not buy the creators a coffee? On ko-fi.com/voicesoftheancestors or support the podcast on patreon https://www.patreon.com/voicesoftheancestors Help the podcast become sustainable by becoming a monthly Ko-Fi subscriber with access to extras (for this episode monthly subscribers can see videos of Nana singing during the interview). Sign up for our email updates and never miss an episode: eepurl.com/hhgoOf Navigate this episode with the searchable transcript, available here voicesoftheancestors.co.uk/transcripts. Live Music: Nana, Rebuli and Marekhi Mzhavandanze - Recorded on location, at General TSO fusion cafe, Kobuleti, Georgia. *Didi khnidan Gagitsani in 3 voices, with Marekhi singing bani *Patara Sakhvarelo (in 2 voices - Nana and Rebuli) Note from Nana - Patara Sakhvarelo This is a Gurian (polyphonic) male trio repertoire. The lyrics are related to the theme of love. This variant is close to Vladimer Verdzenishvili's variant… *Alilo by Jansung Kakhidze *Mival Guriashi Prerecorded Music: Natvra by Sathanao; Kakhetian Mravaljhamier by Basiani; Sulo Chemo by Anchiskati; Sulo Chemo by Sathanao.

Travel through 18 countries in 53 days (or more like 20 minutes) while driving a tiny Nissan Micra. That's the theme of today's show as special guest Scott Gurian takes us on the Mongol Rally, from the UK to Mongolia. It's a fascinating episode including Iran, Turkmenistan, Chernobyl and countless mishaps on the road. You can discover even more about Scott's Mongol Rally adventure on his excellent travel documentary podcast, Far From Home.

We continue Scott’s story from his adventure on the Mongol Rally! Uzbekistan - Bukhara Got sick, so didn’t get to see much Tajikistan A very poor country Dushanbe Pamir Highway Mostly unpaved road that snakes through the mountains Right across the river from Afghanistan Stayed overnight at a random house/truck stop in the middle of nowhere Kyrgyzstan Still had issues with the head gasket  Google re-routed them that changed 10-12 hour trip into a 2 day trip across unpaved, bad roads! Lots of wild horses everywhere Kazakhstan One of the largest countries in the world The longest, most boring drives across the steppe Almaty  Had met a woman in Iran who is from Almaty and invited them to stay with her family They eat a lot of horse meat there Got to attend a Kazak wedding, including a drag performance Car breaks down in the middle of a marijana field Had to drive around China N through part of Russia, then into Mongolia Mongolia Lowest population density in the world Roads were sometimes just paths through fields or sand Had to cross rivers Got stuck and the bottom of a rocky ravine Friend contacts the American & British embassy in Ulaanbaatar Find a hut they can set up a tent inside...but then a local Mongol showed up...maybe it was his hut 2 teams from two towns were searching for them, but were having trouble finding them The rescue team almost ran out of gas because of how long they had been searching Then the second team found them from the other side One of the back tires was bowed at a 45 degree angle Wish You Were Here Cheryl: Broadmoor Hotel, Colorado Springs, CO Scott: Swimming with Sea Lions off the coast of Lima, Peru Ryan: Suzzallo Reading Room, UW, Seattle, WA Follow us on Twitter & Instagram: @tmwypodcast Leave us a voicemail (or text message): (406)763-8699 Email: tmwypodcast@gmail.com Follow Scott: https://farfromhomepodcast.org/  

This week we’re joined by Scott, host of the Far From Home podcast, to hear about his crazy road trip participating in the Mongol Rally from the UK to Mongolia, and back again. Travel Story - Mongol Rally Road Trip 7 weeks, 52 days road trip, 11,000 miles Same start point in UK and same endpoint Ulan Ude Siberia (N of Mongolia) Each team takes different/unique routes Tuva - throat singing Chernobyl Creepiest place he’s ever been The rally makes you take a tiny car that isn’t suited for a cross country road trip Steering wheel on the right Also first time driving stick Romania & Bulgaria This is where it felt like driving through the “Old world” Transfagarashian highway (Transylvania part of Romania) Turkey Entered 6 days after a coup (2016) Cappadocia Ancient cave dwellings with weird geologic formations Iran Must have a tour guide to enter the country (as an american or brit) Friendliest people he’s ever met in is travels Persian hospitality Invited them into their home for tea or dinner Tehran, Mashhad Stayed in a caravan sari Karakum Desert (one of the driest places in the world) Tip - use a microfiber cooling towel Turkmenistan Takes hours to go through the border crossing...with the power out It was like a drive-thru safari with flora & fauna, but couldn’t take pictures because it was a military base Being pulled over and then all of a sudden cars show up (there weren’t any before) They were the only ones in the hotel (nice 5 star hotel) Darvaza gas crater (“the gates of hell”)Weren’t supposed to drive there, technically, because they were supposed to drive in a straight line through the contry...which they didn’t do Had to get car towed to the border of Uzbekistan because their visa was going to expire The American Embassy is really important & he’s really thankful for them! US State Department App Lists travel info for all countries Lists consulate/embassy numbers “Smart Traveler” app Had to wait a week for a new head gasket to ship from Dubai Tim Cahill “An adventure is simply physical and emotional discomfort recalled in tranquility” Follow us on Twitter & Instagram: @tmwypodcast Leave us a voicemail (or text message): (406)763-8699 Email: tmwypodcast@gmail.com Follow Scott: https://farfromhomepodcast.org/ 

Remember traveling? While you’re stuck inside in the pandemic, you can still travel far and wide thanks to the Far from Home podcast by public radio veteran Scott Gurian. Scott takes you along for the ride on one of the world’s epic road trips from London to Mongolia and back across the deserts of Iran and mountains of central Asia. The Peabody award winner talks about how a not-so-adventurous guy from New Jersey came to document that trip and others. Countries featured: Iran, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Cuba, Mexico, USA Publications featured: NPR, WNYC, Planet Money, Pacifica radio Scott discusses beginning his career by making it up as he goes along in advocacy and community radio (6:44), his “driveway moment” that turns him on to NPR and getting into mainstream public radio in Oklahoma (13:17), being thrust into covering Hurricane Sandy (25:47), how a trip to Cuba set him on a path toward Mongol Rally and travel podcasting (30:00), the nitty gritty of the economics of podcasting, the ins and outs of public radio universe and the tension between podcasts and radio (41:10), jpw frozen equipment in Alaska and sketchy bootleggers lead some stories to fall through (47:00), his years reporting about the Hurricane Sandy response and the Peabody winning story (51:08), and finally the lightning round (55:25).   Here are links to some of the things we talked about: Scott’s podcast Far from Home - http://bit.ly/3qpH2Ec HowSound podcast by Rob Rosenthal - http://apple.co/3pmQdnk WNYC’s Peabody winning coverage of Hurricane Sandy response - http://bit.ly/3ai2VQb Scott’s story on Antigua and Barbuda for Planet Money - http://n.pr/3d5rlOy Vox podcast Today, Explained - http://bit.ly/3dapcRD An Arm and a Leg podcast - http://bit.ly/37beYwH In the Dark podcast Season 2 - http://apple.co/2GYGUdc Chef Yotam Ottolenghi wiki - http://bit.ly/2OsLX92 Milk Street cooking website - http://bit.ly/3qlDu5D Bill Buford’s book Among the Thugs - https://amzn.to/3jN3J2D Throughline podcast - http://n.pr/3s44jfl WNYC’s On the Media radio show - http://bit.ly/2NkxhZ8   Follow us on Twitter @foreignpod or on Facebook at facebook.com/foreignpod Music: LoveChances (makaihbeats.net) by Makaih Beats From: freemusicarchive.org CC BY NC

Fight The Fear and Get Out Of Your Own Way!  Loren Raye formerly of Elvis Duran and the Morning Show and TJ in the Morning helps Tom to get out of his own way.   Plus: Should Tom go to Palm Beach, Florida?  And in segment 3:  Tom discusses two of the women whom he feels "got away". Our Guest:   Jeffrey L. Gurian . . . Comedian, Filmmaker, Reporter and Dentist! Jeffery shares tips from his new book Fight The Fear: Overcoming Obstacles That Stand In Your Way

Fight The Fear: Overcoming Obstacles That Stand In Your Way with Jeffrey Gurian FEAR has tried to stop me from achieving my goals! How about YOU? Fear is a bully, and needs to be confronted. It will try and keep you from achieving your goals by telling you things that aren’t true, … basically that you’re not enough! Too often we believe that negative voice from our subconscious mind. The important thing to know is your subconscious mind does not know the difference between fact and fiction. It believes whatever you tell it! In Jeffrey’s new book you will learn: • How to release the thoughts that are holding you back. • How to deal with self-sabotage. • How to reprogram your mind to think positively. • How to use Spirituality to help you change your thinking and confront fear. • How to become the person you were meant to be. Dr. Gurian’s final thought on fighting fear is this brilliant statement taken from Marianne Williamson’s book “ A Return to Love.” BOOK LINK:  ========================= About Dr. Jeffrey L. Gurian People often refer to Jeffrey Gurian as a “Renaissance Man”, because he’s involved in so many things. He’s a comedy writer, performer, director, author, producer, radio personality and doctor, and not always in that order. He’s worked with and befriended many big stars and comedy legends, like Rodney Dangerfield, Joan Rivers, George Wallace, Phil Hartman, Richard Belzer, Jerry Lewis, and Andrew “Dice” Clay, among many others. Jeffrey has performed stand-up comedy at most of the big clubs in NY and L.A. and was featured several times on Comedy Central’s hit Kroll Show with Nick Kroll, John Mulaney, Amy Poehler, Seth Rogen, Laura Dern and Katy Perry. He was actually the first to be pranked with Too Much Tuna in the viral “Too Much Tuna” sketch on Kroll Show, and was also a regular on-air personality on Sirius XM’s Bennington Show, (formerly Ron and Fez), for two years, where he also brought on special guests/friends like Russell Peters, Trevor Noah, Colin Quinn, Artie Lange, Susie Essman, D.L. Hughley, and Lisa Lampanelli. He’s also a comedy journalist and has been covering the comedy scene since 1999. From 2014-2019 he wrote a weekly column covering the comedy scene for The Interrobang called “Jumping Around With Jeffrey Gurian”, and has also written for MTV, National Lampoon, Weekly World News, The Weekly Humorist and many Friars Roasts. His Comedy Matters TV, You Tube channel has over 500 A-list celebrity interviews including Jimmy Fallon, Marc Maron, Bill Burr, Tracy Morgan, Chelsea Handler, Jim Carrey, Trevor Noah, Lisa Lampanelli, Susie Essman, Nick Kroll, Amy Schumer, Gilbert Gottfried, John Mulaney, Amy Poehler, and many, many more, and has well over two million views. He’s produced shows starring Kevin Hart and Susie Essman, and according to Paul Provenza, and Nick Kroll is known by everyone in comedy. Nick says on camera that “nobody has more access to people in comedy than Jeffrey Gurian.” He was honored to have been given his own column in the legendary Weekly World News, ( the pre-cursor to The Onion), called “Gurian’s World of the Bizarre”. That led to the creation of GNN (Gurian News Network) which brings you the most unusual stories in The Universe, missed by mainstream media. He claims to have not slept in many years in order to bring these stories to light! He filmed several episodes of Real Housewives of New York and created a sketch for Countess LuAnn and Princess Carole Radziwill, and recently filmed an episode of HBO’s hit Crashing at the request of director Judd Apatow. He’s written six books. His latest book “Healing Your Heart, By Changing Your Mind – A Spiritual and Humorous Approach To Achieving Happiness” recently attained Best Seller status on Amazon, and is available as an e-book, a paperback and an audio book as of December 2018. Jeffrey is also a doctor, a former Cosmetic Dentist, and a former Clinical Professor at NYU in the Oral Medicine/Oro-Facial Pain Department, and is on the Board of The Assoc. For Spirituality and Psychotherapy since 1999, plus he developed a cure for Stuttering which he used to cure himself of a severe stutter! Because of his eclectic background two different documentary films about his life came out in 2020. For more on Jeffrey visit his website at 

The Outer Limits of Inner Truth presents the Psychological, Metaphysical, & Physical Benefits of Laughing Are you in need of a  Few things are more beneficial to a person's overall well-being than laughter. In fact, the benefits of laughter extend to better mental health and is an indicator of better physical health as well. Laughter has been shown to both lower blood pressure and improves blood flow, both of which lead to better cardiovascular health and reduce your chances of suffering a heart attack or stroke. If two people are laughing together, they will feel more emotionally connected. This makes laughter a great tool if you are going on a date or trying to make friends with a coworker. The endorphins that laughter releases not only provide you with an energy boost, they also are a powerful way to reduce stress. Endorphins work to reduce stress by counteracting the output of the stress-causing hormone cortisol and providing you with a sense of euphoria. Featured Guests Include: 04:11 – Stephen T. Sinatra, M.D. 11:41 – Dr. John Huber 18:07 – Comedian Billy Bingo 25:73 – Dr. Jeffrey Gurian Stephen T. Sinatra, M.D., F.A.C.C., F.A.C.N., C.N.S., C.B.T., is a board-certified cardiologist, certified bioenergetic psychotherapist, and certified nutrition and anti-aging specialist. He has lectured and facilitated workshops worldwide and has authored several publications and medical periodicals. He has been a featured guest on many national radio and television shows including CNN, MSNBC, Fox on Health, the Dr. Oz, The Doctors, and 700 Club shows, and The Today Show. Website Link:  Dr. John Huber is the Chairman for Mainstream Mental Health, a non-profit organization that brings lasting and positive change to the lives of individuals that suffer from mental health issues. A mental health professional for over twenty years, Dr. Huber is a Clinical Forensic Psychologist, and he is a practitioner with privileges at two long term acute care hospitals. Website Link:  Dr. Jeffrey L. Gurian is a comedy writer, performer, director, author, producer, doctor and healer. He was a Cosmetic Dentist and lecturer, with a D.D.S. degree from Temple University School of Dentistry in Philadelphia, and spent 12 years at the NYU School of Dentistry as a Clinical Prof. in the Oral Medicine/Oro-Facial Pain Department. He is very involved with Alternative Medicine and Energy Healing for most of his adult life. Jeffrey is also on the board of The Assoc. for Spirituality and Psychotherapy since 1999, and has lectured at several energy psychology conferences in this country and Canada. In 1999 Dr. Gurian launched Comedy Matters, a celeb-based online entertainment column that has evolved into Comedy Matters TV, an internet TV channel with over 400 A-list celebrity interviews and well over 1.6 million views. Website Link:  laughter, comedy, comedian, laughing benefits, psychology, heart health, healing, funny, Mental Health News Radio Network, Jeffrey Gurian, Dr. Stephen Sinatra, Dr. John Huber, Ryan McCormick

Remember When It Was Just About Looking Sharp? Today's topics include: Gillette put out a new ad campaign...and let's just say their message is no longer about getting a close shave; next, Heather MacDonald (political commentator, author, and journalist at the Manhattan Institute) joins the show to talk about a recent article she wrote in the Wall Street Journal, which addresses the issue of women in combat; and finally, Michael Gurian (author and executive director of the Gurian Institute) discusses his major disagreement with the recent APA guidelines on how to address masculinity. Gurian also tackles gender differences in ways each sex is able to maximize learning not only at school, but throughout life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jeffrey Gurian is often called a “Renaissance man” and not because that's when he was born! (LOL) Jeffrey was the very first guest featured on the Outer Limits of Inner Truth radio show in 2014. He is a comedy writer, performer, director, author, producer, doctor and Healer. He was a Cosmetic Dentist and lecturer, with a D.D.S. degree from Temple University School of Dentistry in Philadelphia, and spent 12 years at the NYU School of Dentistry as a Clinical Prof. in the Oral Medicine/Oro-Facial Pain Department. He is very involved with Alternative Medicine and Energy Healing for most of his adult life. Jeffrey is also on the board of The Assoc. for Spirituality and Psychotherapy since 1999, and has lectured at several energy psychology conferences in this country and Canada. On the comedy side, he's written material for comedy legends such as Rodney Dangerfield, Joan Rivers, George Wallace, Phil Hartman, Richard Belzer, and Andrew “Dice” Clay, among many others. Jeffrey has performed stand-up at most of the big clubs in NY and L.A. and was featured several times on Comedy Central's hit Kroll Show with Nick Kroll, John Mulaney, Amy Poehler, Seth Rogen, Laura Dern and Katy Perry. He was in the viral “Too Much Tuna” sketch and is also a regular on-air personality on Sirius XM's Bennington Show, where he also brings on special guests/friends like Russell Peters, Trevor Noah, Colin Quinn, Artie Lange, Susie Essman, D.L. Hughley, and Lisa Lampanelli. He writes a weekly column covering the comedy scene for The Interrobang called “Jumping Around with Jeffrey Gurian”, and has also written for MTV, National Lampoon, Weekly World News and many Friars Roasts. In 1999 he launched Comedy Matters, a celeb-based online entertainment column that has evolved into Comedy Matters TV, an internet TV channel with over 400 A-list celebrity interviews and well over 1.6 million views. He's produced shows starring Kevin Hart and Susie Essman, and according to Paul Provenza is known by everyone in comedy. As a comedian he's performed in all the major clubs in NY and LA and besides Comedy Central has been featured on AXS TV's Gotham Comedy Live. He was honored to have been given his own column in the legendary Weekly World News called “Gurian's World of the Bizarre”. That led to the creation of GNN (Gurian News Network) which brings you the most unusual stories in The Universe, missed by mainstream media. He claims to have not slept in many years in order to bring these stories to light! GNN is definitely your source for “All The News That's Fit To Dance To,”, … hence one of his new books “Man Robs Bank With His Chin!” And now he's thrilled to present his first book on “consciousness” combining his eclectic background and knowledge of Spirituality and Healing with his comedy background, and it's called “Healing Your Heart, By Changing Your Mind – A Spiritual and Humorous Approach to Achieving Happiness.” For more on Jeffrey and all that he does, visit Jeffrey's website at  To see his Comedy Matters TV channel go to http://www.youtube.com/guriannewsnetwork

On this episode Robert chats with music and celebrity photographer Drew Gurian about building his business from scratch after years  soaking in knowledge and traveling the world as Joe McNally's 1st assistant. They talk about the importance of networking, promotion, dealing with clients and much more. Drew also talks about landing big clients like Nikon shooting campaigns for newly-released gear. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode of The Photo Brigade Podcast!

Kathryn interviews diet and nutrition expert Lori Shemek PhD, author of “How to Fight FATflammation: A Revolutionary 3-Week Program to Shrink the Body's Fat Cells for Quick and Lasting Weight Loss”. Dr. Shemek says a successful diet isn't centered on cardio and cutting calories doesn't cut it. Dr. Shemek gives us a radical approach to achieving optimum health—simply by restoring your body's fat cells to their natural state. Dr. Shemek's work is featured in Shape, FOX News, ABC, and NPR. Kathryn also interviews New York Times bestselling author Michael Gurian, author of “Lessons of Lifelong Intimacy: Building a Stronger Marriage without Losing Yourself – The 9 Principles of a Balanced and Happy Relationship”. The core principle of Gurian's system is “intimate separateness,” a counterintuitive yet powerful idea that when partners get too enmeshed in each other's thoughts and feelings, the relationship will suffer. Gurian is featured in Forbes, Newsweek, and on Good Morning America.

The Outer Limits Of Inner Truth examines the life of Jeffrey Gurian Jeffrey Gurian (www.jeffreygurian.com ) is a Comedy Writer, Filmmaker, Cosmetic Dentist, Spiritualist, Healer, and Performer. He's written for the Friars Club Roasts for more than 25 years. Gurian is also a doctor, a professor at NYU in the Oral Medicine / Oro-Facial Pain Department, and has served on the Board of The Association For Spirituality and Psychotherapy for the last ten years. Having been involved for many years in the esoteric art of "Healing through Touch", and using a technique he created called "STAR" Therapy, Gurian treats stress-related illness and Depression. Virtues include: Kerrie O'Connor (www.kerrieoconnor.com), Laura Lyn (www.angelreader.com), and Constance Stellas (www.constancestellas.com)