Podcasts about hands around

Jamie and Kearra talk National Child Abuse Prevention and Sexual Assault Awareness Month, identifying the signs, reporting cases, plus discuss the importance of the Hands Around the Courthouse events, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Mann talks Child Abuse Prevention Month, upcoming Hands Around the Courthouse events in Monmouth and Galesburg, signs to be on the lookout for, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Most of you probably at least glanced at it. And many of you were excited and eager to share your Spotify Wrapped details with your friends and followers. After all, isn't that the whole point? To show off your musical taste, connect with others who share it and provide free marketing for a streaming behemoth? Spotify's Wrapped is the biggest and most popular of algorithmically created personal year-end lists, but it isn't alone. Why do these things always suck us in? How has Spotify managed to convince us to pay them, instead of the artists we love directly? And if Spotify is getting all our money, why isn't it turning much of a profit?GUEST: Kelsey McKinney, reporter and writer at Defector, host of Normal Gossip

Henry Lake says you can't take the law into your own hands, he and Chris Tubbs go "Around the NFL" and a Scoreboard

Line of Blood: the Truth about Alfred Howitt here II Author Craig Horne talks to us about his book that explores the life and works of Alfred Howitt. Howitt has an important place in the manufacturing of the myths surrounding the bloody, murderous take over of Victoria from the indigenous people. Published by Melbourne Books Line of Blood is now available.Uluru statement from the heart here II the Union movement has put its weight behind the Voice to Parliament Campaign. Rachel Bos, Kaurna woman and ACTU First Nations Educator and Officer, opened the day at the WRAW 2023 Conference on 24 August. Here she reads the Uluru statement from the heart.Hands Around Preston Market here II Connor Flynn gives us the low-down on what happened at the Save Preston Market event Hands Around Preston Market held on 12th August.Melb Uni on Strike here II David Gonzalez, President of the Melbourne Uni Branch of the NTEU, goes through the issues behind the unprecedented 7 day protected action happening at Melbourne Uni starting 28th August.  For updates & details: UniMelb EBA NowThis is the Week here II Kevin Healy is razor sharp this week as he slices the belly of the beast with satire.Don Sutherland on Profit Season here II Don goes through what these profits really mean & what working people need to do to draw a different, better picture. SongsSolidarity Forever - Pete SeegerPie in the Sky - Joe Glazer

In the final episode of the 'Loss, Damage, and Denial' miniseries, Jacob Gamble of Earth Matters speaks with Tristan Ward, a social and behaviour change officer at UNICEF from Barbados, about the climate losses and damages facing the Caribbean and the need for climate finance.  Patrick spoke to Senior Lecturer in Climate Science at Melbourne University, Andrew King, regarding the catastrophic weather which has hit the Northern hemisphere recently with Greece facing the worst wildfires in decades with the heat on par to broken records that were in place 50 years ago, and discuss what the upcoming Australian summer look like and with all this hot weather around? Does this cause an increase in turbulence when flying?  Em and John from 3CR's The Sporting Record spoke with Peter Cullen, Rec-link Founder and Director about his book 'The Power of Football', sharing the stories of some 30 people who have benefited from Rec-link's football programme. A note that this conversation contains references to mental illness and suicide which may be distressing.If you wish to speak with someone about any of the issues mentioned in this interview, you can always call Lifeline on 13 11 14, and for First Peoples support, you can call 13YARN (13 92 76). The Save The Preston Market  Action Group is a committed group of Darebin residents fighting for their local community hub, the Preston Market, to be protected and placed under public control. The Group is gearing up for their next big event on Saturday, August 12th, 11am.Annie McLoughlin from 3CR's Solidarity Breakfast caught up with Conor Flynn from Save the Preston Market to hear what's at stake and the next step in the campaign to save the market from developers. Songs:1. Get up, Stand up by Bob Marley2. Peggylee by General Special  

ITL Hour 4: The big news about the Texans could lead to a new face throwing hands, a Re-Rack of the Frank Ross interview, and more.

The Bucks fired Mike Budenholzer and we're all in agreement it was probably time to move on. But why? And what's the next step? The crew reacts to the news and is joined by Jason Wilde and Craig Karmazin.

Boock highlights the upcoming Hands Around the Courthouse in Monmouth on Thursday, April 20th at 2 pm, raising awareness on the prevention of child abuse.

When tech industry veteran Dave Bang discovers that vendors have been using their phones to gain access to secure networks, he embarks on an urgent mission to secure the OT networks and prevent an attack before it's too late.In this episode, you will learn about leveraging the strengths of OT and IT security to build a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy."My experience has been they're not as quick to that as the OT folks are. The OT folks are starting to see there are big benefits to learning some of the IT stuff, right? There's efficiencies to be gained, there's automation to be used, things like that."Brian Contos and John Vecchi recently sat down and spoke with Dave Bang, an IT industry veteran with 30 years of experience in desktop support, OS life cycles, security, application security, architecture, and OT security. He focuses on security awareness and leveraging his expertise to bridge the IT and OT security gap.After working in IT for almost 30 years, Dave Bang had a newfound passion for OT security. He started partnering with manufacturing folks to bring their security game up to snuff. He realized the threats were the same, but the motivations were different. He soon uncovered that companies were not ready for the cross-pollination of OT and IT security when he noticed a vendor representative downloading files from the internet and then uploading them to a PLC. Dave was shocked to discover this was happening in many places and had to act. Dave Bang is now working to bring visibility to the OT side and to understand the passion and priorities that come with it.In this episode, you will learn answers to the following:1. What is the difference in security priorities between IT and OT networks?2. How can companies effectively leverage best-of-breed tools to secure their IoT devices?3. What potential attack vectors arise when vendors connect their laptops to the PLC devices? Let's get into Things on the IoT Security Podcast!Follow Brian Contos on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/briancontosAnd you can follow John Vecchi at https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnvecchiThe IoT Security Podcast is powered by Phosphorus Cybersecurity. Join the conversation for the IoT Security Podcast — where xIoT meets Security. Learn more at https://phosphorus.io/podcast

Laurie, Mark and Ryan discuss the Hearts win over Ross County, the Europa League play-off draw and the upcoming Edinburgh derby at Easter Road. Music: Hard Sell Hotel by Shane […]

**TW: Contains vague description of mild violence, f@ntasy mVrd3r id3ation.** If you're a high-falutin' Christian who's got her "ish" together and your life has been a sweet box of chocolates, this probably ISN'T the podcast for you. *WARNING: You might not wanna press play.* See, you gotta know the REAL ME from the start--and I'm a hot mess. With that plastic princess smile, I looked like I had my "ish" together, but this bit of the story is the ugly that lurked under the surface. It was UNFORGIVENESS--miserable, murderous, and menacing, it grows bitterness, rage, anger, slander, and every form of malice. No pedestals here--we're kicking those out from the get-go and getting down to the shameful and the dirty right from the start. You're gonna hear all about the vulnerable and messy me. Sorry, not sorry. Someone's gotta go first... #traumawarrior #traumainformed #ptsdwarrior #traumarecovery #traumasurvivor #survivor #ptsd #ptsdisadailybattle #ptsdawareness #ptsdsurvivor #csasurvivor #recoveryjourney #traumahealing #csahealing #selfcare --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/leigh-mackenzie/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leigh-mackenzie/support

With more than 350,000 health apps on the market, which ones are we supposed to use? We talked about efforts to make sense of it all on today's episode of the 4sight Friday Roundup podcast. Here the week's biggest news around market-based change. David Johnson is CEO of 4sight Health. Julie Vaughan Murchinson is Partner of Transformation Capital and former CEO of Health Evolution. David Burda is News Editor and Columnist of 4sight Health. Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, other services.

Getting the Right Hands Around the Health App Marketplace David Johnson and Julie Murchinson talked about how we can bring some rationality to the booming health app market on the new episode of the 4sight Friday Roundup podcast moderated by David Burda. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

Guest host Max Sloves speaks with Ken Kragen about his iconic projects, We Are the World and Hands Across America, and introduces Hands Around the World to combat climate change. Using holographic tech, he aims to engage a billion people. Kragen invites support for this global movement.

Anita and Mel have a fun-filled interview with pro athlete and big mountain skier, Angel Collinson, who knows a thing or two about partner death, grief, and what it's like to have some time under her belt living with all of it. Tiny hands, cacti watering, and round the world sailing are just a few exciting tips Angel shares to keep the stoke alive. Join them in the discussion, leave a rating and review, and share!Join Anita and Mel's  Patreon starting at $5:www.patreon.com/wwdnWant to buy us some tacos?https://www.buymeacoffee.com/widowwedonowMel's custom relaxation YouTube music channel (Drömkatt):https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL1WrSiQGVw2qavRi_7BlQA/featuredMel's chakra balancing album:https://music.apple.com/us/album/inriktning-chakra-balancing-music/1558390723This episode is sponsored by:The Misner Family Foundation in memory of Elisabeth MisnerBetter Help | Our listeners receive a 10% discount off their first month of professional online counseling with this unique link: https://trybetterhelp.com/wwdnCheck out our website:  http://www.widowwedonow.comContact Anita and Mel at widowwedonow@gmail.comAll original music by Melanie Shore: http://www.melanieshore.comhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF0NQ2Ej8bthJvSa-4jp3OA

This Episode of Rodes Live features music from Holla G Dotta and The Supects. Rodes sits down with community activist Antione D-ICE Dobbines. We discuss problems and solutions regarding the community and saving the youth. Ron Da Spitta is the "What's Poppin" artist of the day. Ron Da Spitta comes through with collaborations with Uncle Murder, THF Billa and G-Unit recording artist Kidd Kidd. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rodes-hunt/support

Season 2, Episode 43:  Dr Elena Gillespie leads us in this guided imagery. In these tumultuous times, it's important to remember who we are, and that our intention makes it so.

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On this week’s episode of Around Flower Mound, we speak with a special guest who is making strides in the world of higher education, Randy Canivel. Randy and his wife, Lexi, are both alumni of Midwestern State University, and Randy currently serves as the Campus Director of MSU, Flower Mound. When not on campus, he is also a full-time doctoral student.

Chris and Sal talk about comics and TV while the world burns around them. Chris spent the weekend organizing comics and found tons of little treasures to talk about while Sal read the amazing The Weatherman by Jody LeHeup, Nathan Fox and Dave Stewart. The topics of how much a copy of Ciudad is worth and early Marvel graphic novels come up, and the most important question of the night is asked when Sal ponders what the world would be like if dogs had hands. To watch the show go to: To support the show visit , or --------------------- --------------------- Send us stuff: Around Comics, PO Box 6114, Villa Park, IL 60181 --------------------- Buy AC Gear: - -------------------- Connect with us: Instagram: Twitter: Facebook: Website: Support: Email:

January 29th, 2020 marked the very important recording session of a brand new song titled ‘Hands Around the World’ took place. The song was written by Oscar winners A.R. Rahman & Stephen Schwartz. The vocalists and participants who attended this session included H.E.R., Akon, Cody Simpson, Earth Wind & Fire, and Natasha Bedingfield, with support from Quincy Jones. The musical team was brought together by leaders Immersive entertainment entrepreneur Neil Morgan, and visionary/humanitarian Ken Kragen, who is known for being the producer/leader of We Are the World, and Hands Across America campaigns. The song will be part of a year long fundraising campaign and initiative to raise money to fight climate change. Recently, I had the great pleasure of interviewing Neil Morgan, Ken Kragen, and A.R. Rahman all about this project. For more information, please visit: www.hands.world Follow Kare Reviews at www.karereviews.net and on Twitter: @KareReviews Follow Jeffrey Kare on Twitter: @JeffreyKare If you like what you've heard here, please subscribe to any one of the following places where the Kare Reviews Podcast is available. Anchor: https://anchor.fm/jeffrey-kare Apple: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/kare-reviews-podcast/id1453846013 Google: www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy85NWFhZDFjL3BvZGNhc3QvcnNz Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6GL69s4zoDQmBcZf3NALTG Breaker: www.breaker.audio/kare-reviews-podcast Overcast: overcast.fm/itunes1453846013/kare-reviews-podcast Pocket Casts: pca.st/47Vw RadioPublic: radiopublic.com/kare-reviews-podcast-6rMdXk --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jeffrey-kare/support

In this episode, Kristy will introduce you to Aleisha and Meg, the two Australian young women who will travel with her around the world to look at healthy ministry, especially in the Assets-Based model. They will share their reasons for joining this adventure and what they hope to achieve by the end. If you would like to follow their travels, continue to look for each new podcast as they travel around the world. Support of their trip can be made by clicking on www.internationalministries.org then choose "Give," where you can make a gift to the work of Kristy Engel. Thank you, and enjoy!

Pastor Ralph White of Bloomfield Full Gospel Baptist Church and Founder of the GOD SO LOVED Prayer and Outreach Ministry joins host Byron Tyler on this episode of Mid-South View Point. A community prayer event, “Hands Around 201” calls for Christ followers to join together on February 2 at 11-12 pm and pray around the Shelby County Criminal Justice Building in downtown Memphis. The city ranks as one of the nation’s highest in crime. Pastor Ralph also talks about other events including March on the Madness and the annual Fishing Rodeo each summer in June. Mid-South View Point radio show airs Wednesday and Thursday at 3 pm on the Bott Radio Network affiliate 640 AM and 100.7 FM in Memphis, TN.

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Local News Chat (0:00)The Takeaway: Who's In Charge Here? (19:37)Hands Around the Courthouse (29:04)Assembly Majority Leader Jim Steineke (38:51)Tommy Clifford on Facebook Privacy Concerns (57:32)

While Memphis ranks in the top ten of crime cities in the nation, moving out isn’t the best answer. Pastor Ralph White of Bloomfield Church joins host Byron Tyler on this episode of Mid-South View Point to discuss a movement of prayer to combat the strongholds of crime while engaging criminals and gang members with the love of Jesus Christ. 201 Poplar is the physical location of the criminal justice building in downtown Memphis. Christ followers are encouraged to come and pray while holding hands circling the facility. This program originally aired live on January 30, 2018 on the Bott Radio Network affiliate 640 AM and 100.7 FM in Memphis, TN.

Join Angela and Matt as they discuss the less talked about details on living in marital bliss–cleaning and chores. From stats on millennials and homebuying to maintaining your new space together with your spouse, learn how Matt and Angela navigate handling housekeeping (or “keeping house” as Angela would say…) And let’s not forget the benefits that taking care of your space bring to your relationship. Check it out!

Tom has been sending t-shirts to listeners who are part of the Facebook group or provide an iTunes review. Scotland may be completely wind powered now - we may need a Scottish listener to confirm this. Where can you find magic? Jay finds it in organizing and Tom finds magic in this very podcast. How do third parties get off the ground? They digress into military spending and ISIS as a non-threat. Jay provides a primer on the power of the states in the US electoral process. Jay talks about an action where she was able to get a crowd to join hands around the White House.

Tom has been sending t-shirts to listeners who are part of the Facebook group or provide an iTunes review. Scotland may be completely wind powered now - we may need a Scottish listener to confirm this. Where can you find magic? Jay finds it in organizing and Tom finds magic in this very podcast. How do third parties get off the ground? They digress into military spending and ISIS as a non-threat. Jay provides a primer on the power of the states in the US electoral process. Jay talks about an action where she was able to get a crowd to join hands around the White House.

March 4, 2015. Karen Leggett Abouraya discussed her new book, "Malala Yousafzai: Warrior with Words." Abouraya shared the Nobel Peace Prize winner's story through illustrations and graphics from her book, adding historical photos and maps to put this material in context. As part of Women's History Month, she also brought along teens from Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School and members of School Girls United organization to share their service and philanthropic activities to help at-risk girls around the world. Speaker Biography: Karen Leggett Abouraya is an author and former broadcast journalist. Her first children's book, "Hands Around the Library: Protecting Egypt's Treasured Books" won the Arab American and the Children's Africana book awards. "Malala Yousafzai: Warrior with Words" is her second children's book. She has reviewed children's books and interviewed authors for the New York Times, the Baltimore Sun, Children's Literature, Washington parent and others. She is a past-president of the Children's Book Guild of Washington, D.C. For transcript, captions, and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=7123

April 9, 2014. Author Karen Leggett Abouraya shares her book. "Hands Around the Library: Protecting Egypt's Treasured Books," with elementary students from the District of Columbia. The story takes place during the Arab Spring of 2011 where young people take the lead in helping to save the famous Bibliotheca Alexandrina in Alexandria, Egypt. Karen's presentation is in English, while her husband, Tharwat Abouraya, reads passages in his native language of Arabic. Speaker Biography: Karen Leggett Abouraya is a past president of the Children's Book Guild of Washington, D.C. Her first children's book, "Hands Around the Library: Protecting Egypt's Treasured Books," won the Children's Africana Book Award and the Arab American Book Award in 2013. A journalist for many years in Washington, D.C., Abouraya began her career in children's literature by reviewing children's books for a local ABC Radio station. For transcript, captions, and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=6336

This week's news includes: the Library of Michigan and its historical and genealogical collections are in jeopardy; Ancestry.com has filed with the SEC for a $75 million IPO; brightsolid announced the acquisition of the Friends Reunited Group for £25 million; Ancestry.com has substantially expanded its Jewish Family History Records collection; Ancestry.com also has announced the release of its fourth Ancestry World Archives project, the England and Wales Criminal Registers, 1791-1892; dynastree.com now offers a free 14-day trial of its premium subscription; and RootsMagic's Valentine's Day Family History Cruise of the Western Caribbean, sailing from Miami on 14 February 2010, is accepting reservations, and there will be great genealogy classes and shore excursions -- details are available at http://www.rootsmagiccruise.com.The Guys will be part of a special event at the Federation of Genealogical Societies 2009 Conference in Little Rock. They will lead an Open Forum for Bloggers, Social Networkers, and Podcasters -- and for anyone interested in discussing or having questions. Meet The Guys, other bloggers, people on social networks you may never have met in person, and podcasters.The Guys interview Maureen A. Taylor, the Photo Detective. Visit her website at http://www.photodetective.com, and sign up for her free newsletter at the bottom of the Web page. Catch her great blog as well!The Guys discuss the crisis in Michigan with the governor's proposal to stop funding, close the library, and disperse the collection. The Michigan Genealogical Council organized an important rally this week at the State Capitol and then proceeded to march to the Library of Michigan. There the participants, nearly 500 strong, formed a "Hands Around the Library" demonstration, carried signs, and spoke with passers-by. There was local television and newspaper coverage of the event. The Guys are very concerned about this situation, and George is an outspoken library and archives advocate.George reviews an outstanding book, Crash Course in Family History (3rd edition) by Paul Larson. The outstanding step-by-step book is available from EasyFamilyHistory.com (http://www.easyfamilyhistory.com), and previews of the book are available at http://www.crashcoursebook.com. This week's listener email includes: Eric asks about the Frappr map that The Guys had on their website; Victoria shares the address of the University of Chicago's Archival Photographic Files at http://photofiles.lib.uchicago.edu; John weighs in on the subject of genealogical data placed behind societies' members-only walls; and Stephanie asks for suggestions on how to move data from Reunion to another PC-based software package.

This week's news includes: Ancestry.com has added the Canadian Censuses, 1851-1916, and one of the most comprehensive collections of Caribbean slave records, detailing nearly 200 years of St. Croix-Virgin Islands history. The Michigan Genealogical Council has issued a press release regarding the crisis in funding for the Library of Michigan and the possible dissolution of its collection. A Hands Around the Library event will be held on Wednesday, 5 August 2009, in Lansing, beginning with assembly at 9:45 AM at the State Capitol. Questions can be sent to Sue Irvine at sjirv@yahoo.com.Synium Software announces the release of MacFamilyTree version 5.6.Northern Hills Software announces the release of Pocket Genealogist, version 3.40, for Windows Mobile devices. Drew interviews Dr. Tukufu Zuberi, Ph.D., a star researcher of the hit PBS television program, History Detectives, at the Southern California Genealogical Society's Jamboree.This week's listener email includes:Denise loves the way Fletcher meows on cue.Patrice suggested a discussion of Second Life, and Lisa suggested a discussion about researching the history of old houses. (The Guys will work on some stories about these topics and others you might suggest.)A response to Margaret in Dublin about Aster Software's iPhone app, FamViewer. The company informs us that there are planned enhancements to the project, but there are no plans in place to provide an editing function and upload to source genealogy programs.Rich H. shared a story about two people named Kelly Hildebrandt who connected on Facebook and who will be married in October. The two are not related.Connie asks about the use of the terms "brother-in-law" and "stepdaughter" in the mid-1800s and what the terms might mean.Rich C. discusses the use of the phrase "turn of the century" and suggests that we designate which century. He also shares an article from Fortune magazine concerning whether or not information should be free. (Visit http://tinyurl.com/fortuneinfo to see the article.)Michael asks us to tell Tom about a national youth organization for kids interested in genealogy. It is the Youth Genealogists Association at http://www.youthgen.net.Drew announces that 50 libraries across the U.S. are offering free text reference service to people using text messaging. You can text a question to (309) 222-7740 and a real, live librarian will respond within minutes. Named My Info Quest, this service is the first collaborative text reference service. (Standard text messaging charges apply.)Sherry reminds people to check with local funeral homes for obituaries, and sometimes for photos and videos of the individual. The funeral homes' files may contain more information that was published in newspapers.Victoria asks about our logo and whether we can drive that down to listeners' files.Denise has been searching for a birth record for her grandmother, and The Guys respond with some suggestions. George read some material from Ancestry Publishing's Red Book concerning Missouri vital records. He provided an updated link at http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/birthdeath/ as another possible source for these records.