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Heartbreakingly, all humanity has a long track record of rejecting those sent by God to guide, counsel, exhort, or rule. When God shows up in the person of Jesus of Nazareth, the rightful and true King, offering citizenship and life in His invading kingdom, humanity behaves no differently. Instead of receiving His reign, they put their King on trial and cried for his crucifixion. This ultimately forces every one of us to ask ourselves how we'd fill in the blank when we say, “NO KING BUT ______________." To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give

Haemorrhage, hypertensive disorders, and sepsis are responsible for more than half of maternal deaths worldwide. Further, it is estimated that for every death, there are 50 pregnant people with life-threatening morbidity from sepsis. Heartbreakingly, the incidence of puerperal sepsis has risen over the last decade, in some cases doubling, with increasing rates of severe sepsis contributing to mortality. Underlying this trend is increasing virulence of group A streptococcal (GAS) infection. This is suspected to be due to the predominance of emm1 and emm28 genotypes, which have higher associations with mortality, as well as increasing maternal risk factors for infection such as obesity and DM. PLUS, certain GAS antibiotic resistance is on the rise. Group A streptococcus infection remains an important contributor to pregnancy and puerperal morbidity and mortality. Early recognition, diagnosis and aggressive management are Important for favorable outcomes given the serious risk of sepsis and streptococcal toxic shock syndrome. In this episode, we will highlight this alarming rise of Group A strep in the peripartum period including the most recent 2021 International Society for Infectious Disease in Obstetrics and Gynecology (ISIDOG) guidelines regarding GAS in pregnancy. Listen in for details.

Turkey qualified for their first Olympic Games ever Canada qualified for their first Olympic Games since 2008 AND beat China in qualifying Heartbreakingly, France did not qualify a team for their home Olympic Games --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/neutral-deductions/support

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Disclaimer: The content shared in this episode contains sensitive and potentially triggering topics related to domestic abuse and miscarriage. Listener discretion is advised. 1: The Beginning of the Destructive Marriage Ayana and her current husband met after both having experienced previous failed marriages. They initially appeared to be a perfect match with similar spiritual values, but things changed drastically after they got married. Ayana's husband started exhibiting controlling and verbally abusive behavior, and she couldn't understand where it was coming from. Friends and family were concerned about Ayana and tried to check on her, but they were unable to share their concerns before the wedding due to her husband's request for secrecy. 2: Unraveling the Truth Ayana gradually realized her husband had deep-seated issues and unresolved trauma from past relationships, which led to a hatred of women. He would use Scripture to condemn her instead of using it to support and guide her on her spiritual journey. Ayana's husband also struggled with financial control, withdrawing money during arguments and insisting on separate financial plans. 3: The Accusation After Miscarriage yana and her husband experienced a traumatic miscarriage after arguments and stress surrounding her previous husband's near-death experience. Heartbreakingly, Ayana's husband accused her of "murdering" their unborn children, causing immense pain and emotional distress. 4: A Mother's Struggle: The Desperate Cry for Safety Ayanna discusses hitting a breaking point in her marriage, facing abuse on every level, including physical, and her realization that she needed to seek help for the sake of her children. The traumatic incident with her ex-husband that led to a life-altering injury and its impact on Ayanna and her family. Ayanna's internal conflict and emotional turmoil when her current husband demanded her not to make physical contact with her ex-husband during a visit. Ayanna shares the intense emotional and physical abuse she endured during a heated argument with her current husband. The fear and helplessness she felt when he aggressively confronted her and the moment she realized she needed to escape for her own safety and the well-being of her children. Ayanna's internal struggle with the decision to leave and her faith-based approach to seeking guidance from God. 5: Finding Support and Strength Ayanna's discovery of Leslie Vernick's work and Conquer, which provided her with the language and understanding of emotional destructive marriages. The transformative power of being part of the Conquer community, where Ayanna found support, biblical guidance, and the encouragement she needed to build her safety plan and exit strategy. How prayer, surrendering to God, and surrounding herself with a supportive community empowered Ayanna to face the challenges ahead. 6: The Decision to Leave Ayanna's spiritual journey in seeking God's guidance in her decision to leave the abusive relationship. The pivotal moment at a prophetic event where Ayanna received a clear message from God, affirming her path towards healing and restoration. The importance of recognizing her worth as a child of God and setting boundaries to prioritize her safety and well-being. 7: Embracing Healing and Wholeness Ayanna's gradual transition towards healing and wholeness after filing for divorce and separating from her abuser. The importance of taking ownership of her emotions and focusing on self-improvement and self-love. Ayanna's current state, working full-time, and living with precautions in place while she prepares for a new chapter in her life.

Connect with MDSML: -Join the mailing list for weekly queer joy! mdsml.substack.com -Connect with Lauren! laurendeborah.substack.com  -Email the pod! mydadstolemylimelight@gmail.com -LGBTQIA+ resources This week's guest writes one of my favourite substacks – Unravelling Daydreams – it is poetic and the imagery is beautiful and I have FOR SURE CRIED with hope and then giggled with her wit while reading it. I am delighted to welcome Phoebe Hancock (she/her) to the podcast! As well as her substack, Phoebe is a host for The London Writers' Salon, holding space for writers worldwide. Phoebe was introduced to me by a mutual friend who said “Hey, this person is writing about lesbian vampires. I think you'll get along!” They were 100% right. Enjoy this conversation filled with tenderness, openness, hope, and laughter. In this episode: -Phoebe identifies as a lesbian. Very much. She loves it. -Looking at lesbians in history is a huge part of Phoebe's life. Iconic! -We talk about love spells written by queer women! Heartbreakingly beautiful! -Padro Pascals' knees. Yep. -Halloween is the perfect day to come out! -We relate when it comes to CHOOSING to have a crush on a boy! -Travel makes us very queer! -We love a Cottage Core Lesbian aka Phoebe! -Queer films are meant to be watched while in the bath! -This coming out involves a response of “Oh, thank god!” -It's so cool to be able to put our queerness (and our real selves) into our art! -Coming out as a slow explosion, and holding people cookie-hostage is how we think it should be done! -Haggis that the Queen eats or no haggis! Connect with my guest: -Read Phoebe's substack! Unravellingdaydreams.substack.com -Follow Pheobe on Instagram @unravellingdykes -Follow Pheobe on Twitter! @unravellingdyke (singular b/c of character limits, to her annoyance) -Follow Pheobe on TikTok @unravellingme (they DID NOT LIKE her using dyke in her handle) -Check out The London Writers' Salon: londonwriterssalon.com  Behind the scenes: -Podcast production and editing made possible by: Alexi Johnson and Alistair Ogden -Logo Art: @raphe.ca -Music: Shawn Kangro -Follow the podcast network: @604podnetwork -This episode of My Dad Stole My Limelight was recorded with @SquadCast

Who are we, if not people who live on hope, thought to thought, day to day, year to year. Often knowing about possibilities, often just whistling in the wind. It could be a change of fortune, a lucky break, a chance encounter, a person we'd always loved. Everything, even what seems to be the minutest of an incident, has the potential to change lives, and more often than not, it does.   And until it does, hope binds us to invisible tethers.   Gurus talk about yearning, as they talk about the journey, and remind us not to lose the experience of what we go through.   To know that the journey of feelings is often more precious than what we finally get.   The untetheredness of anguish, the ecstasy of possibility, the world building, the smart turn of phrase, the laughter, the look, the sheer joy of something which could only be defined as tender. That is the road to finally getting something. Heartbreakingly , and retrospectively, when we finally get - what we wanted, who we wanted, how we wanted - it is often bereft of glory. Compared to the striving, what we finally get seems so much lesser - less glittering, less flawless, less satisfying.   And thus go things in life, and thus do love stories find their beginnings, their middles and their ends. Too many affairs end at the consummation. And it would be a tragedy to have that as the only remembrance - and not the tease and the expectation and the imagination and the excessive giving and the extravagance leading towards it all.   And because of that, every story stands stunted, it's rich repository of the best of what we human beings are capable of lying discarded with a sheen of regret, as if it meant for nothing. When the truth is that this is what we actually live for.   If you liked this poem, consider listening to these other poems on the urgings and yearning: Miles Apart Gather Me Aaschi (a promise) Follow me on Instagram at @sunilgivesup. Get in touch with me on uncutpoetrynow@gmail.com Subscribe to my incandescent and poetic newsletter The Uncuts here - https://theuncuts.substack.com.   The following music was used for this media project: Music: Odyssee by Sascha Ende Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/56-odyssee License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license  

If Boris Johnson had locked down earlier, Peter Owen would still be alive today, this is the firm belief of his daughter Becky. Instead, this beloved father and grandfather caught Covid 19 shopping in Sainsbury's on March 19, three days before Johnson belatedly put the country into lockdown. Becky vividly describes the void left behind by the death of her father, a proud Welshman from Aberystwyth who “always made time for people.”Equally as powerful is her description of the surreality of his death and feelings of distorted grief because all the rituals that usually go with death were denied. “I have nothing in my head to say that it's really happened,” Becky explains. “I've gone from seeing my dad before lockdown to seeing a pot of ash, there was nothing in between. That's a pretty abnormal thing“There was no proof that he died. I have no idea where he died, what the hospital ward looked like that he was on, or the bed, I don't know where he was cremated, I don't know any of the circumstances around his death.” Heartbreakingly, the nature of his death meant: “I've no idea what his last words to me were meant to be.”As with so many people in the Covid-19 bereaved community, Becky has only recently faced her loss and grief: “Coming out of lockdown was very difficult. I felt if I stayed in lockdown, he might somehow come back again and I wouldn't be leaving him behind.” Created, produced, and hosted by Karen Rice, the Stolen Goodbyes podcast won gold in the fiercely competitive Best Lockdown category of the British Podcast Award 2021.Stolen Goodbyes is described as: "outstanding ethical and trauma-informed journalism. Karen Rice manages to capture a historic event in real-time by listening with empathy. Future generations will listen to this podcast and know what it felt like to live through this pandemic." Dart Centre for Journalism and Trauma.Please listen to, review, and share this podcast with your network, it really helps!If you would like to make a donation (no matter how small) to the running costs of this passion project, please visit: https://karen-rice.com/podcast/ or http://bit.ly/3kMSKLgYou can follow Karen on Twitter @Ricekmc and Stolen Goodbyes on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3ITXSFC Facebook: https://bit.ly/3kGGwnG and Youtube: http://bit.ly/3Yq0jW5Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/stolen-goodbyes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Digital Business Evolution Podcast, Jess sits down with the epitome of a serial entrepreneur Harriette Jackson. Heartbreakingly, at the height of her accomplishments, she lost everything when her business partners planned, plotted and succeeded in stealing her entire client list and setting up a competing business on their own. It was a pivotal moment that left Harriette financially, emotionally and spiritually broke. This is an episode you are going to want to listen to multiple times as this inspirational journey provides key, teachable lessons which took Harriette from a quarter of a million pounds of debt to millionaire status in just 3 years. As always, cheers to your evolution! Key Takeaways: Learn how to learn from teachers and embody what you learn before teaching it to your clients for validation.  Learn about the 10 energy bodies and how to clean your energy! Learn how to stop running away from yourself and step into your true purpose.  Key Timestamps [3:34] – What Is A Priestess; [11:22] – The Common Mistakes Of Being A Bridge For Your Clients; [13:22] – How To Learn Without Immediately Wanting To Teach For Validation; [17:00] – Why We Cannot Live Without Separation; [31:22] – The 10 Energy Bodies; [36:22] – How To Clean Up Our Energies; Episode Quotes “It's like we need our clients to tell us we are successful so that we can be successful, instead of focusing on being successful first, so that the recognition comes after, so that the recognition is irrelevant to our validation of our beingness and our essence.” - Harriette Jackson “We end up constantly running from separation and if we are running from separation then we are running from life itself, we are running away from ourselves and that does not equal the evolution of conscious humans.” - Harriette Jackson Episode Resources What is your coaching superpower? Take the FREE 60-second quiz here: jessglazer.com/quiz Submerge into the depths of your subconscious to reveal & release all that keeps you in misalignment. The Femme Experience: https://femme.askharriette.co.uk/femme-experience/ Connect with Harriette Jackson Instagram: @askharriette Connect with Jess Instagram: @iamjessicaderose  TikTok: @iamjessicaderose YouTube: Jessica DeRose 

Ed Sheeran has been going through a difficult year, and after keeping his personal life private, he finally opened up about his battles. Listen here and learn more at OKmagazine.com. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Endometrial cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the US and is increasing in incidence each year. Heartbreakingly, despite postmenopausal bleeding presenting as the main symptom in all patients with endometrial cancer, there is a large racial disparity in endometrial cancer mortality in African-American women compared to White women. The 2 largest factors contributing to this are advanced stage of diagnosis and histological cancer type. In this episode, we will review the ABOG MOC article under “Health Equity and Patient Safety” for Q1 2023. Does transvaginal ultrasound perform the same in African-American women as it does in white women? Why or why not? Let's get to the data in this episode.

Christine Elliot has been married for 32 years, and she has three adult children, one of them is Jackie- founder of Rural Women's Day, and my friend. She nominated her mum Christine for the podcast, and two minutes into recording, I knew exactly why. Christine's story is pretty incredible. She's one of eight children and grew up in a strict catholic family. Her childhood wasn't always easy, in fact it was very toxic at times. Christine has loved and lost so much. Heartbreakingly, she lost twins and struggled to cope, especially with her husband away shearing for 11 months of the year. And in more recent years Christine and her family went through a lot of trauma dealing with succession planning that ended in heartbreak. It's been one hell of a ride. This is her story. Whether you're on the farm, heading into town or on the sidelines watching the footy - you need to check out Merry People. These unisex boots are now available up to size 45 and the Billie clog (the perfect slip-on slip-off shoe) has launched in five colours. Head to merrypeople.com. 'The Complete Australian Guide to Pregnancy and Birth' book is your trusted companion as you make the transition to motherhood. It will educate you about all facets of pregnancy and birth so you'll never have to say: “I wish I'd known.”Grab your copy: www.australianbirthstories.com/bookhttps://www.instagram.com/motherlandaustralia

Question Time Stamps for Quick Reference:0:00 - Intro 0:14 {Bookshelf Tour!} When can we get a bookshelf tour? 11:48 {Should Churches Keep Records of Giving?} My church requires all employees to give to the church (in general; any amount is fine). They pulled me aside to ask why I haven’t been giving, and when I told them I was, but that I felt better giving anonymously in the offering plate rather than having a record attached to my name, they told me it needed to be tracked. Am I wrong for feeling weird about this, or are they? 17:49 {Is Absolution or Absolving of Sins Biblical?} Does John 20:23 and Matthew 6:14 indicate that absolution (the act of forgiving someone for having done something wrong or sinful) is biblical? 23:52 {New Names in Heaven?} Do you have any insight about Revelation 2:17, specifically about the implication of new names in Heaven? 29:07 {Is Changing our Appearance Sinful?} Would changing our appearance in any way be a sin since God has created us in His image? For example, if we wear makeup, is that covering our natural beauty? And if we shave our body, is that destroying the beauty God has given us? 33:53 {Am I Obedient Enough? Repentant Enough?} I have recently been worrying a lot about whether I am obedient enough, repentant enough, or believing enough to be a real Christian. How can I biblically deal with this struggle? 39:55 {Why Does Jesus Conceal the Meaning of Things?} In Luke 9:44-45, why would Jesus tell His disciples this, only to have the meaning concealed? Why tell them if it wasn’t meant for them to understand? 43:52 {Raising Dead & Healing for Today?} Raising the Dead: Should we practice Matthew 10:8 today, or has the command to heal, cast out demons, and raise the dead ceased? 47:53 {Why is Abraham Commended for being with Hagar?} Why is Abraham commended for his faith when he tries to conceive a son through his slave, Hagar? Isn't that an indication that he had a moment where he lacked faith? 50:24 {Can the Deceased Hear/See Us?} Do you think that dead people can hear us and see what’s happening in our world? 55:40 {Discerning God’s Voice} How can I tell when the Holy Spirit is talking to me? Ever since hearing a sermon about a pastor's conviction to spend more time with God, I think I’m hearing God ask for more time when I close my Bible. 59:56 {Encouragement amid Infertility} My husband and I have struggled to have a baby, and I have had Psalm 127:3 on my mind. It makes me feel like there is something I need to do, and a lack of faith. What is the context of the “reward”? 1:04:18 {Why Can I Be Saved, But Not Judas?} Heartbreakingly, I have betrayed Christ for things worth far less than 30 pieces of silver. What is fundamentally different between Judas and me? Why can I still be saved, but he couldn’t? 1:06:36 {Who are the Called According to His Purpose?} Given the way Romans 8:28 is worded, I am wondering: are all people called according to His purpose, or only those of us who love Him? 1:09:27 {Hot? Cold? Lukewarm?} What does Jesus mean in Revelation 3:16 when He says it’s better to be hot or cold than lukewarm? 1:13:50 {Could Cain Still Be Alive?} How do you feel about the Bible conspiracy that Cain is still alive somehow and is wandering the Earth to this day? 1:15:20 {Witnessing to Stubborn Family Members} Does “shaking the dust off your feet” (Matthew 10: 14) ever apply to family? Or are we to always endure in witnessing to family, despite continual rejection? 1:18:15 {Was Jesus’ Analogy Flawed?} Someone's response to Matthew 5:13 was “How can salt lose its saltiness? If it wasn’t salty, it wouldn't be salt.” I understand what Jesus is saying here, but does this mean Je

Blood donor Danielle was just 24 when she lost her partner Jake to brain cancer, at the age of 27. Prior to Jake's diagnosis of Glioblastoma, they had just got a puppy and were looking forward to spending their lives together. Heartbreakingly, they didn't even get to celebrate another Christmas together. Jake received blood blood products during his cancer treatment, which improved his quality of life during his final chapter.  Danielle makes beautiful jewellery for her business Crystal meets Pearl. She donates the profits to brain cancer research to help other with brain cancer. https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/PearlMeetsCrystal Danielle donates her profits to The Cure Brain Cancer Foundation to give Australians with Glioblastoma the gift of hope and time. You can find more information here: https://www.curebraincancer.org.au/home To make and appointment to donate for The Milkshakes for Marleigh Lifeblood Team call 13 14 95 or visit https://www.lifeblood.com.au/blood  

Hey listener, here's a brand new podcast we think you'd like, called The Followers. Shelagh Fogarty began her LBC career as a guest presenter in 2014, and her balanced and calm presenting style soon earned her a permanent role. Heartbreakingly, it was this calm approach which led to the most harrowing ordeal of Shelagh's life, when a man stalked her for nearly 2 years. In 2017, Shelagh began to notice the same face appearing in crowds, on the tube, outside her work. She dismissed it at first, but then the appearances became more and more frequent and noticeable - he was there when she met friends, when she travelled across London, at her local train station, and even when he followed her home.??The Followers is a 5-part LBC podcast series where Shelagh talks about the disturbing stages she went through during her stalking: dismissing it, fearing it, and feeling powerless as she was forced to live a limited life. The podcast also included conversations with experts and victims, looking at how societal views, misogyny and popular media tropes may be enabling stalkers to commit crimes without intervention.? Shelagh wanted to tell her story and to speak with various experts to understand more about obsessive and controlling behaviour, to deal with what happened to her on a personal level and to help others identify the behaviour that can lead to stalking. All 5 episodes will be available from July 4th exclusively on Global Player. Download it now from the App store or go to https://www.globalplayer.com If you think you or someone you know is being stalked, please call the police or the National stalking helpline on 0808 802 0300

Sarah Beaumont had held high-level management roles and worked all over the world. But when a chronic condition left her in constant pain she was told she'd never work again. Now she's launched and runs her own business helping other people, and tells her story in today's episode.Diagnosed with Ehlers Danlos syndrome and Fibromyalgia – both long term chronic illnesses – Sarah became bed-bound, saying "there were times I would crawl on my hands and knees just to get to the bathroom.”Heartbreakingly, Sarah then went through a difficult divorce and says she "gained a huge amount of weight because I was so sedentary and I couldn't cook healthy, fresh meals so I ate a lot of junk. I lost my career and I lost my life before illness, I grieved for them for a long time.”But told she would never work again, Sarah could not accept that as her future: “I'm not a quitter and very slowly I have rebuilt my life, one piece at a time. I have lost 100 lbs in weight and I went back to work as a weight loss consultant.”Having fought and won her battle with her chronic illness and weight loss, Sarah felt empowered to use her own experiences to help others. She dreamed of launching her own business to encourage and support people, both with weight loss and in living with a chronic illness. And despite a roadblock on the way, which Sarah explains in this interview, she's done just that.Also in the show today: funding opportunities and events for businesses and social enterprise.Timings:0 - 28:25 interview with Sarah of Sarah Beaumont Inspires.28:25 recap; Sarah is also now volunteering for Samaritans.Fibromyalgia Action UK,  a registered charity, operates as a signpost to information and resources for people who are affected by fibromyalgia, including helplines and support groups. Ehlers-Danlos Support UK is a UK charity that represents and supports people with EDS.30:30 Grants of up to £50,000 for micro and small businesses from Innovate UK. Details.32:10 The Enterprise Development Programme from the Social Investment Business offers grants of up to £30k to relevant organisations. Details.33:05 Grants for startup and growing social enterprises through the Social Enterprise Exchange programme.34:16 Events from the Business and IP Centre South Yorkshire and from Business Sheffield. 35:30 Wrapping up.

Hey James O'Brien listeners, here's a brand new podcast we think you'd like, called The Followers. Shelagh Fogarty began her LBC career as a guest presenter in 2014, and her balanced and calm presenting style soon earned her a permanent role. Heartbreakingly, it was this calm approach which led to the most harrowing ordeal of Shelagh's life, when a man stalked her for nearly 2 years. In 2017, Shelagh began to notice the same face appearing in crowds, on the tube, outside her work. She dismissed it at first, but then the appearances became more and more frequent and noticeable - he was there when she met friends, when she travelled across London, at her local train station, and even when he followed her home?The Followers is a 5-part LBC podcast series where Shelagh talks about the disturbing stages she went through during her stalking: dismissing it, fearing it, and feeling powerless as she was forced to live a limited life. The podcast also included conversations with experts and victims, looking at how societal views, misogyny and popular media tropes may be enabling stalkers to commit crimes without intervention? Shelagh wanted to tell her story and to speak with various experts to understand more about obsessive and controlling behaviour, to deal with what happened to her on a personal level and to help others identify the behaviour that can lead to stalking. All 5 episodes will be available from July 4th exclusively on Global Player. Download it now from the App store or go to https://www.globalplayer.com If you think you or someone you know is being stalked, please call the police or the National stalking helpline on 0808 802 0300

Hey Mystery Hour listeners, here's a brand new podcast we think you'd like, called The Followers. Shelagh Fogarty began her LBC career as a guest presenter in 2014, and her balanced and calm presenting style soon earned her a permanent role. Heartbreakingly, it was this calm approach which led to the most harrowing ordeal of Shelagh's life, when a man stalked her for nearly 2 years. In 2017, Shelagh began to notice the same face appearing in crowds, on the tube, outside her work. She dismissed it at first, but then the appearances became more and more frequent and noticeable - he was there when she met friends, when she travelled across London, at her local train station, and even when he followed her home.??The Followers is a 5-part LBC podcast series where Shelagh talks about the disturbing stages she went through during her stalking: dismissing it, fearing it, and feeling powerless as she was forced to live a limited life. The podcast also included conversations with experts and victims, looking at how societal views, misogyny and popular media tropes may be enabling stalkers to commit crimes without intervention.? Shelagh wanted to tell her story and to speak with various experts to understand more about obsessive and controlling behaviour, to deal with what happened to her on a personal level and to help others identify the behaviour that can lead to stalking. All 5 episodes will be available from July 4th exclusively on Global Player. Download it now from the App store or go to https://www.globalplayer.com If you think you or someone you know is being stalked, please call the police or the National stalking helpline on 0808 802 0300

Hey For The Many listeners, here's a brand new podcast we think you'd like, called The Followers. Shelagh Fogarty began her LBC career as a guest presenter in 2014, and her balanced and calm presenting style soon earned her a permanent role. Heartbreakingly, it was this calm approach which led to the most harrowing ordeal of Shelagh's life, when a man stalked her for nearly 2 years. In 2017, Shelagh began to notice the same face appearing in crowds, on the tube, outside her work. She dismissed it at first, but then the appearances became more and more frequent and noticeable - he was there when she met friends, when she travelled across London, at her local train station, and even when he followed her home.??The Followers is a 5-part LBC podcast series where Shelagh talks about the disturbing stages she went through during her stalking: dismissing it, fearing it, and feeling powerless as she was forced to live a limited life. The podcast also included conversations with experts and victims, looking at how societal views, misogyny and popular media tropes may be enabling stalkers to commit crimes without intervention.? Shelagh wanted to tell her story and to speak with various experts to understand more about obsessive and controlling behaviour, to deal with what happened to her on a personal level and to help others identify the behaviour that can lead to stalking. All 5 episodes will be available from July 4th exclusively on Global Player. Download it now from the App store or go to https://www.globalplayer.com If you think you or someone you know is being stalked, please call the police or the National stalking helpline on 0808 802 0300

Hey Book Club listeners, here's a brand new podcast we think you'd like, called The Followers. Shelagh Fogarty began her LBC career as a guest presenter in 2014, and her balanced and calm presenting style soon earned her a permanent role. Heartbreakingly, it was this calm approach which led to the most harrowing ordeal of Shelagh's life, when a man stalked her for nearly 2 years. In 2017, Shelagh began to notice the same face appearing in crowds, on the tube, outside her work. She dismissed it at first, but then the appearances became more and more frequent and noticeable - he was there when she met friends, when she travelled across London, at her local train station, and even when he followed her home?The Followers is a 5-part LBC podcast series where Shelagh talks about the disturbing stages she went through during her stalking: dismissing it, fearing it, and feeling powerless as she was forced to live a limited life. The podcast also included conversations with experts and victims, looking at how societal views, misogyny and popular media tropes may be enabling stalkers to commit crimes without intervention.? Shelagh wanted to tell her story and to speak with various experts to understand more about obsessive and controlling behaviour, to deal with what happened to her on a personal level and to help others identify the behaviour that can lead to stalking. All 5 episodes will be available from July 4th exclusively on Global Player. Download it now from the App store or go to https://www.globalplayer.com If you think you or someone you know is being stalked, please call the police or the National stalking helpline on 0808 802 0300

Hey Steve Allen listeners, here's a brand new podcast we think you'd like, called The Followers. Shelagh Fogarty began her LBC career as a guest presenter in 2014, and her balanced and calm presenting style soon earned her a permanent role. Heartbreakingly, it was this calm approach which led to the most harrowing ordeal of Shelagh's life, when a man stalked her for nearly 2 years. In 2017, Shelagh began to notice the same face appearing in crowds, on the tube, outside her work. She dismissed it at first, but then the appearances became more and more frequent and noticeable - he was there when she met friends, when she travelled across London, at her local train station, and even when he followed her home.??The Followers is a 5-part LBC podcast series where Shelagh talks about the disturbing stages she went through during her stalking: dismissing it, fearing it, and feeling powerless as she was forced to live a limited life. The podcast also included conversations with experts and victims, looking at how societal views, misogyny and popular media tropes may be enabling stalkers to commit crimes without intervention.? Shelagh wanted to tell her story and to speak with various experts to understand more about obsessive and controlling behaviour, to deal with what happened to her on a personal level and to help others identify the behaviour that can lead to stalking. All 5 episodes will be available from July 4th exclusively on Global Player. Download it now from the App store or go to https://www.globalplayer.com If you think you or someone you know is being stalked, please call the police or the National stalking helpline on 0808 802 0300

Hey Steve Allen listeners, here's a brand new podcast we think you'd like, called The Followers. Shelagh Fogarty began her LBC career as a guest presenter in 2014, and her balanced and calm presenting style soon earned her a permanent role. Heartbreakingly, it was this calm approach which led to the most harrowing ordeal of Shelagh's life, when a man stalked her for nearly 2 years. In 2017, Shelagh began to notice the same face appearing in crowds, on the tube, outside her work. She dismissed it at first, but then the appearances became more and more frequent and noticeable - he was there when she met friends, when she travelled across London, at her local train station, and even when he followed her home.??The Followers is a 5-part LBC podcast series where Shelagh talks about the disturbing stages she went through during her stalking: dismissing it, fearing it, and feeling powerless as she was forced to live a limited life. The podcast also included conversations with experts and victims, looking at how societal views, misogyny and popular media tropes may be enabling stalkers to commit crimes without intervention.? Shelagh wanted to tell her story and to speak with various experts to understand more about obsessive and controlling behaviour, to deal with what happened to her on a personal level and to help others identify the behaviour that can lead to stalking. All 5 episodes will be available from July 4th exclusively on Global Player. Download it now from the App store or go to https://www.globalplayer.com If you think you or someone you know is being stalked, please call the police or the National stalking helpline on 0808 802 0300

Hey Nick Abbot listeners, here's a brand new podcast we think you'd like, called The Followers. Shelagh Fogarty began her LBC career as a guest presenter in 2014, and her balanced and calm presenting style soon earned her a permanent role. Heartbreakingly, it was this calm approach which led to the most harrowing ordeal of Shelagh's life, when a man stalked her for nearly 2 years. In 2017, Shelagh began to notice the same face appearing in crowds, on the tube, outside her work. She dismissed it at first, but then the appearances became more and more frequent and noticeable - he was there when she met friends, when she travelled across London, at her local train station, and even when he followed her home.??The Followers is a 5-part LBC podcast series where Shelagh talks about the disturbing stages she went through during her stalking: dismissing it, fearing it, and feeling powerless as she was forced to live a limited life. The podcast also included conversations with experts and victims, looking at how societal views, misogyny and popular media tropes may be enabling stalkers to commit crimes without intervention.? Shelagh wanted to tell her story and to speak with various experts to understand more about obsessive and controlling behaviour, to deal with what happened to her on a personal level and to help others identify the behaviour that can lead to stalking. All 5 episodes will be available from July 4th exclusively on Global Player. Download it now from the App store or go to https://www.globalplayer.com If you think you or someone you know is being stalked, please call the police or the National stalking helpline on 0808 802 0300

Hey For the Many listeners, here's a brand new podcast we think you'd like, called The Followers. Shelagh Fogarty began her LBC career as a guest presenter in 2014, and her balanced and calm presenting style soon earned her a permanent role. Heartbreakingly, it was this calm approach which led to the most harrowing ordeal of Shelagh's life, when a man stalked her for nearly 2 years. In 2017, Shelagh began to notice the same face appearing in crowds, on the tube, outside her work. She dismissed it at first, but then the appearances became more and more frequent and noticeable - he was there when she met friends, when she travelled across London, at her local train station, and even when he followed her home.??The Followers is a 5-part LBC podcast series where Shelagh talks about the disturbing stages she went through during her stalking: dismissing it, fearing it, and feeling powerless as she was forced to live a limited life. The podcast also included conversations with experts and victims, looking at how societal views, misogyny and popular media tropes may be enabling stalkers to commit crimes without intervention.? Shelagh wanted to tell her story and to speak with various experts to understand more about obsessive and controlling behaviour, to deal with what happened to her on a personal level and to help others identify the behaviour that can lead to stalking. All 5 episodes will be available from July 4th exclusively on Global Player. Download it now from the App store or go to https://www.globalplayer.com If you think you or someone you know is being stalked, please call the police or the National stalking helpline on 0808 802 0300

Hey Cross Question listeners, here's a brand new podcast we think you'd like, called The Followers. Shelagh Fogarty began her LBC career as a guest presenter in 2014, and her balanced and calm presenting style soon earned her a permanent role. Heartbreakingly, it was this calm approach which led to the most harrowing ordeal of Shelagh's life, when a man stalked her for nearly 2 years. In 2017, Shelagh began to notice the same face appearing in crowds, on the tube, outside her work. She dismissed it at first, but then the appearances became more and more frequent and noticeable - he was there when she met friends, when she travelled across London, at her local train station, and even when he followed her home?The Followers is a 5-part LBC podcast series where Shelagh talks about the disturbing stages she went through during her stalking: dismissing it, fearing it, and feeling powerless as she was forced to live a limited life. The podcast also included conversations with experts and victims, looking at how societal views, misogyny and popular media tropes may be enabling stalkers to commit crimes without intervention.? Shelagh wanted to tell her story and to speak with various experts to understand more about obsessive and controlling behaviour, to deal with what happened to her on a personal level and to help others identify the behaviour that can lead to stalking. All 5 episodes will be available from July 4th exclusively on Global Player. Download it now from the App store or go to https://www.globalplayer.com If you think you or someone you know is being stalked, please call the police or the National stalking helpline on 0808 802 0300

Hey Iain Dale listeners, here's a brand new podcast we think you'd like, called The Followers. Shelagh Fogarty began her LBC career as a guest presenter in 2014, and her balanced and calm presenting style soon earned her a permanent role. Heartbreakingly, it was this calm approach which led to the most harrowing ordeal of Shelagh's life, when a man stalked her for nearly 2 years. In 2017, Shelagh began to notice the same face appearing in crowds, on the tube, outside her work. She dismissed it at first, but then the appearances became more and more frequent and noticeable - he was there when she met friends, when she travelled across London, at her local train station, and even when he followed her home.??The Followers is a 5-part LBC podcast series where Shelagh talks about the disturbing stages she went through during her stalking: dismissing it, fearing it, and feeling powerless as she was forced to live a limited life. The podcast also included conversations with experts and victims, looking at how societal views, misogyny and popular media tropes may be enabling stalkers to commit crimes without intervention.? Shelagh wanted to tell her story and to speak with various experts to understand more about obsessive and controlling behaviour, to deal with what happened to her on a personal level and to help others identify the behaviour that can lead to stalking. All 5 episodes will be available from July 4th exclusively on Global Player. Download it now from the App store or go to https://www.globalplayer.com If you think you or someone you know is being stalked, please call the police or the National stalking helpline on 0808 802 0300

Hey Difficult Women listeners, here's a brand new podcast we think you'd like, called The Followers. Shelagh Fogarty began her LBC career as a guest presenter in 2014, and her balanced and calm presenting style soon earned her a permanent role. Heartbreakingly, it was this calm approach which led to the most harrowing ordeal of Shelagh's life, when a man stalked her for nearly 2 years. In 2017, Shelagh began to notice the same face appearing in crowds, on the tube, outside her work. She dismissed it at first, but then the appearances became more and more frequent and noticeable - he was there when she met friends, when she travelled across London, at her local train station, and even when he followed her home.??The Followers is a 5-part LBC podcast series where Shelagh talks about the disturbing stages she went through during her stalking: dismissing it, fearing it, and feeling powerless as she was forced to live a limited life. The podcast also included conversations with experts and victims, looking at how societal views, misogyny and popular media tropes may be enabling stalkers to commit crimes without intervention.? Shelagh wanted to tell her story and to speak with various experts to understand more about obsessive and controlling behaviour, to deal with what happened to her on a personal level and to help others identify the behaviour that can lead to stalking. All 5 episodes will be available from July 4th exclusively on Global Player. Download it now from the App store or go to https://www.globalplayer.com If you think you or someone you know is being stalked, please call the police or the National stalking helpline on 0808 802 0300

Shelagh Fogarty began her LBC career as a guest presenter in 2014, and her balanced and calm presenting style soon earned her a permanent role. Heartbreakingly, it was this calm approach which led to the most harrowing ordeal of Shelagh's life, when a man stalked her for nearly 2 years. In 2017, Shelagh began to notice the same face appearing in crowds, on the tube, outside her work. She dismissed it at first, but then the appearances became more and more frequent and noticeable - he was there when she met friends, when she travelled across London, at her local train station, and even when he followed her home.??The Followers is a 5-part LBC podcast series where Shelagh talks about the disturbing stages she went through during her stalking: dismissing it, fearing it, and feeling powerless as she was forced to live a limited life. The podcast also included conversations with experts and victims, looking at how societal views, misogyny and popular media tropes may be enabling stalkers to commit crimes without intervention.? Shelagh wanted to tell her story and to speak with various experts to understand more about obsessive and controlling behaviour, to deal with what happened to her on a personal level and to help others identify the behaviour that can lead to stalking. All 5 episodes will be available from July 4th exclusively on Global Player. Download it now from the App store or go to https://www.globalplayer.com If you think you or someone you know is being stalked, please call the police or the National stalking helpline on 0808 802 0300

“The funeral will happen in my youth.” That's a translated line from one of the Indian rappers Sidhu Moose Wala's latest singles “The Last Ride”. Heartbreakingly, only weeks after that song's release, those lyrics would take on unforeseen meaning when their author was gunned down in an organized slaying. On Sunday, this 28-year-old rapper was driving near his village in Punjab state when he was ambushed and shot dozens of times. According to reports, eight bullets would find their mark and Moose Wala would be dead before getting to the hospital. With music that touched on themes of violence, bravado, and machismo -- particularly with respect for Punjabi men – Wala was an outspoken individual whose passing has left many with an empty feeling in their hearts. And now his fans are struggling to come to terms with the controversial circumstance revolving around his death. Who ordered the attack on Sidhu Moose Wala and what complicity do the local authorities have in what went down? We'll investigate that and a lot more as we take a look back at the life and career of one of rap music's most promising young stars taken far too soon in this latest edition of Before They Were Gone.

Wake Up to Lyme - Laura Harris (42) was recently diagnosed with Late Stage Chronic Lyme Disease (Lyme Neuroborreliosis - meaning it has hosted itself in the brain). Laura has three other tick-borne infections, named Bartonella, Babesiosis (cousin of Malaria), and Mycoplasma Pneumonia. Heartbreakingly, she has also passed these infections congenitally to her two children, Joshua (now 20 years old) and Elisha (now 14 years old). They have both been tested and were diagnosed in the last couple of years, following her own diagnosis and having learnt about the childhood symptoms, they had both been suffering with. Laura was first bitten by a tick about 30 years ago, on a Guide camp, in the New Forest, Hampshire, and then again about 18 years ago in the Alver Valley, Hampshire. Both are prevalent areas for Lyme Disease, in England. Both times Laura removed the ticks and doesn't remember having a bulls-eye rash, which is also the case for a third of people bitten. On the whole, she has lived a blessed and beautiful life, with her two children, travelling, dancing and doing a career, that she loved for over 20 years, supporting people with addictions and becoming a Counselling Psychotherapist, but she has had the challenge alongside, of getting through the terrible bouts of unexplained illness, the best she could and then carrying on again, when able. Until a car crash 10 years ago, that stopped her body being able to keep it at bay any longer she deteriorated rapidly. Laura knew in her core and intuition that she had it, especially after listening to Yolanda Hadid's audio book "Believe Me-My Battle with the Invisible Disability of Lyme Disease". It led her to research and fight the system to get private testing and now private treatment for her and her children also. It is a message of hope however, as she is determined to beat this! And also raise awareness with prevention and help those that already have Lyme and undiagnosed/misdiagnosed, or are aware but don't know where to turn next. Follow Laura's journey on instagram at @laura.vs.lyme Links: www.lymediseaseuk.com www.caudwelllyme.com www.botanicprotect.co.uk www.rcgp.org.uk/learning/online-learning/ole/lyme-disease.aspx www.lymediseaseuk.com/awareness-schools-children www.elearning.rcgp.org.uk

Today I am joined by the wonderful Lotte Bowser. I first heard about Lotte and her fiancé Ben's love story in the summer of 2020 when Ben was undergoing treatment for stage 3 soft tissue sarcoma, an extremely rare type of cancer. Later that year, their journey led them to Mexico where Ben began to receive treatment at a specialist centre in Tijuana. Heartbreakingly just as things were beginning to look hopeful, Ben contracted coronavirus and passed away. And here began Lotte's unfathomable journey into widowhood, at just 30 years old. In this episode Lotte and I chat about her and Ben's unconditional and purest kind of love and how it evolved pre and post diagnosis. We also discuss how the use of psychedelics has been paramount in helping Lotte understand that there is so much more to be explored after we leave our physical bodies. The way Lotte speaks and writes about love and grief has touched the hearts of thousands of people and so, if you've experienced partner loss or are in the midst of grief right now, I hope this episode helps in even just the smallest way possible. Lotte: @lottebowser Me: @laurajenkinson / @whatslovegotpod

"Six air changes per hour and HEPA grade filtration of indoor air for our children is an investment in their futures for long beyond when the COVID-19 pandemic fades from view. We know there is poor indoor air quality in multiple schools, from inadequate ventilation to air pollution to wildfire smoke. Kids learn better and have less absenteeism in healthy air. COVID-19 has just added fuel to that fire. Let this be a torch to light our way forward to healthy indoor air- starting right now. Most importantly, we need to make sure this opportunity is available to all children, particularly those who have often been left behind in this pandemic. Heartbreakingly, there are kids who never logged on last year or showed up to school, and may have families afraid to send them this year. There are federal funds available from the COVID-19 relief bills to ensure that we can provide this assistance even to already financially-distressed schools. Nothing will ever make our children completely safe, which is the persistent ache of being a parent. However, they deserve a school year in person if possible, and we as the adults in their lives, should do our best to make sure they get it. Don't buy your kids' teachers apples this year. Get them some HEPA filters." Erika Maria Moseson is a pulmonary and critical care physician. She shares her story and discusses her KevinMD article, "Clearing the air our kids share: a prescription for healthy schools." Reflect and earn 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 CME for this episode.

Gavin talks with author Christian Gerard about his new, extraordinarily in-depth, FAQ Cure book, released 10/15/21 by Backbeat Books.

Suicide in Doctors  - A deeply moving and powerful YODPod episode. That is all we can say. Dr Elizabeth Sizer tragically died by suicide in 2016. She was a loving cousin to Dr Dan Gearon, our YOD CEO & Founder - and devoted sister to Kate, our inspirational podcast guest.You Okay, Doc? was created in loving memory of Dr Liz Sizer.Heartbreakingly, it is reported that a doctor takes their own life every 3 weeks in the UK - and that was before the pandemic. Our charity exists to try to ensure no doctor ever needs to feel like that again. Kate speaks so powerfully in this episode about her sister's mental health, the impact she feels that being a doctor had on that and what more could have been done. Reasons such as an inability to speak out, all-encompassing burnout  & learning to keep your emotions inside as 'part of the job' until it's too late - are uncomfortably familiar to us all.Hosted by our brilliant Founding Ambassador Dr Katrina - who too speaks so honestly about her she overcame her own struggles - in a way that you can't help but be inspired to feel empowered to do the same. The power of community for doctors is spoken about often in this episode - endorsing Prof. Greenberg's statement that resilience is built between individuals not within. You Okay, Doc? is so proud of the community it's creating where every doctor can always feel safe, supported and valued. Amongst the words of intense pain in this episode there is also hope - & a belief that we all have the power to make a change and be there for each other. YODPod Psychotherapist, Chris Cherry, expertly draws insights and conclusions from this conversation that we hope will help all that listen help themselves and those around.Thank you to all that took part in this deeply powerful and moving conversation.This podcast is sponsored by #FirstRespondersFirst. We are privileged and proud to partner with them to support doctors' mental health across the globe. ....................................If you like what you hear, please do give us a rating to help us reach as many people as possible.It is worth noting that this is a conversational piece and the opinions and views are of those in this discussion in its own context at that time of the recording. You Okay, Doc? is a charity supporting the mental health and wellbeing of doctors.  Throughout our podcasts, we discuss issues affecting physical, emotional and mental wellbeing that at times some may find upsetting, if you find yourself affected by these please seek professional help.As a charity, we need your help to keep going and develop to support and raise awareness of mental health for Doctors.  Please check out our website https://youokaydoc.org.uk/ and our Instagram page to find out more and stay up to date with us.  If you would like, you can also text donate to support the You Okay, Doc? charity by texting.  To donate £3 text 'DOCTOR' to 70331,  or to donate £5 text 'DOCTOR' to 70970.  Thank you for listening and we look forward to creating more content.   See you on the next YOD pod.

Kristen Carbone had always wanted to work in an art museum, but after landing her dream museum job she soon faced a harrowing reality: her mother's breast cancer had returned with a serious metastasis. Packing up her life, Carbone moved to Baltimore to be closer to her ailing mother. Heartbreakingly, her mother passed before turning 50. After her mother's death, Carbone uprooted herself again and continued her museum work. But just three months after her 30th birthday, Carbone herself was diagnosed with breast cancer. She made the brave and terrifying decision to have a preventative mastectomy and reconstruction. “I felt really committed to the choice,” she says. As she learned to live in her new body, however, she experienced first-hand the challenges that many women face after treatment. Carbone reached out to hundreds of women experiencing the same issue before founding Brilliantly, a lifestyle brand whose programs and products are designed to support women living in post-mastectomy bodies. In this episode of Reinvent Yourself, Carbone talks with CoveyClub founder Lesley Jane Seymour about how cancer radically changed her life and inspired her to make an impact on the lives of other survivors.

Joey Votto hit two two-run homers, but the Reds were unable to complete the comeback win against the Braves. Jeff recaps another gut-wrenching loss and looks at why it happened. He also talks about a very undesirable fad amongst sports fans that he will not participate in and he previews Vladimir Gutierrez against Kyle Muller.*FOLLOW* the podcast on your favorite app and on Twitter and Instagram @lockedonredsAlso follow @jefffcarr on Twitter and @carrjefff on InstagramCall or text (513) 549-0159Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus.Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you.StatHeroStatHero, the FIRST Ever Daily Fantasy Sportsbook that gives the PLAYER the ADVANTAGE. Go to StatHero.com/LockedOn for 300% back on your first play. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joey Votto hit two two-run homers, but the Reds were unable to complete the comeback win against the Braves. Jeff recaps another gut-wrenching loss and looks at why it happened. He also talks about a very undesirable fad amongst sports fans that he will not participate in and he previews Vladimir Gutierrez against Kyle Muller. *FOLLOW* the podcast on your favorite app and on Twitter and Instagram @lockedonreds Also follow @jefffcarr on Twitter and @carrjefff on Instagram Call or text (513) 549-0159 Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. StatHero StatHero, the FIRST Ever Daily Fantasy Sportsbook that gives the PLAYER the ADVANTAGE. Go to StatHero.com/LockedOn for 300% back on your first play. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In 1963, Dian Fossey spent all her savings and took out a bank loan to fulfill her dream of going to Africa; it was the beginning of a journey that led to her drastically altering scientific and public perceptions of mountain gorillas. Unforgotten: The Wild Life of Dian Fossey and Her Relentless Quest to Save Mountain Gorillas by Anita Silvey, recounts Fossey's life and work so that younger readers can come to know this extraordinary woman's accomplishments, which still resonate today. Fossey had no experience or formal scientific training, but she was smart, passionate, and strong-willed — and she connected with paleoanthropologist Louis Leakey, who helped her reach her goal of studying animals in the wild. Fossey set up a research camp in Rwanda and threw herself into tracking and observing mountain gorillas. Over the next 18 years, Fossey got closer to gorillas than any human ever had. In 1973, Fossey recorded only 275 gorillas living in Volcanoes National Park, and there are more than twice that many today as a result of decades of ardent conversation efforts that she initiated. Written for middle graders, Unforgotten is filled with captivating photographs and fascinating facts about both Dian Fossey and her treasured mountain gorillas. Young readers will learn about a gorilla's typical day, including diet and sleeping habits, and how she came up with their names. Heartbreakingly, Fossey was murdered at her camp in 1985, and her death remains a mystery to this day. But her legacy lives on through the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, the world's largest organization dedicated entirely to gorilla conservation.

In 1963, Dian Fossey spent all her savings and took out a bank loan to fulfill her dream of going to Africa; it was the beginning of a journey that led to her drastically altering scientific and public perceptions of mountain gorillas. Unforgotten: The Wild Life of Dian Fossey and Her Relentless Quest to Save Mountain Gorillas by Anita Silvey, recounts Fossey's life and work so that younger readers can come to know this extraordinary woman's accomplishments, which still resonate today. Fossey had no experience or formal scientific training, but she was smart, passionate, and strong-willed — and she connected with paleoanthropologist Louis Leakey, who helped her reach her goal of studying animals in the wild. Fossey set up a research camp in Rwanda and threw herself into tracking and observing mountain gorillas. Over the next 18 years, Fossey got closer to gorillas than any human ever had. In 1973, Fossey recorded only 275 gorillas living in Volcanoes National Park, and there are more than twice that many today as a result of decades of ardent conversation efforts that she initiated. Written for middle graders, Unforgotten is filled with captivating photographs and fascinating facts about both Dian Fossey and her treasured mountain gorillas. Young readers will learn about a gorilla's typical day, including diet and sleeping habits, and how she came up with their names. Heartbreakingly, Fossey was murdered at her camp in 1985, and her death remains a mystery to this day. But her legacy lives on through the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, the world's largest organization dedicated entirely to gorilla conservation.

In 1963, Dian Fossey spent all her savings and took out a bank loan to fulfill her dream of going to Africa; it was the beginning of a journey that led to her drastically altering scientific and public perceptions of mountain gorillas. Unforgotten: The Wild Life of Dian Fossey and Her Relentless Quest to Save Mountain Gorillas by Anita Silvey, recounts Fossey's life and work so that younger readers can come to know this extraordinary woman's accomplishments, which still resonate today. Fossey had no experience or formal scientific training, but she was smart, passionate, and strong-willed — and she connected with paleoanthropologist Louis Leakey, who helped her reach her goal of studying animals in the wild. Fossey set up a research camp in Rwanda and threw herself into tracking and observing mountain gorillas. Over the next 18 years, Fossey got closer to gorillas than any human ever had. In 1973, Fossey recorded only 275 gorillas living in Volcanoes National Park, and there are more than twice that many today as a result of decades of ardent conversation efforts that she initiated. Written for middle graders, Unforgotten is filled with captivating photographs and fascinating facts about both Dian Fossey and her treasured mountain gorillas. Young readers will learn about a gorilla's typical day, including diet and sleeping habits, and how she came up with their names. Heartbreakingly, Fossey was murdered at her camp in 1985, and her death remains a mystery to this day. But her legacy lives on through the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, the world's largest organization dedicated entirely to gorilla conservation.

This week, I catch up with rural mum Jess. Jess is a former police officer, turned cattle farmer. She's lived on some of the most remote stations in the country, but now calls King Island home. Heartbreakingly, Jess lost her first child at almost full term to an extremely rare chromosomal disorder. Since then, she's welcomed her little boy Jim into the world, and her motherhood journey since has been full of ups and downs, anxieties, intense mum guilt and now a burning desire to make up for lost time. This is her story.SPONSOR: REBECCA BRADSHAWMaternal Child Health Nurse Rebecca Bradshaw has created a child health service entirely online. Town and Country Child and Family Health runs weekly, ONLINE parent groups so mums everywhere can still access the extra support, connection and friendships they deserve. To join or to find out more, search 'Town and Country Child and Family Health' on Facebook or follow My Nurse Bec on Instagram.

Episode 40: What Happened To Mrs. BrownThe City of Boston has been rocked by the news of a Beloved Grandmother, Delois Brown, was hit by stray bullets while sitting on her front porch! Heartbreakingly, Mrs. Brown was not able to survive this senseless tragedy. Founder and Executive Director of The New Democracy Coalition, Kevin Peterson, details how Clergy, Police and Members of The Community have all come together to raise $10,000 and offer it as a reward for anyone who provides the information that leads to the arrest of whomever is responsible for murdering Mrs. Brown. Hear about this case and how you can help, plus information about the 4th Annual MLK Reading Boston MountainTop Public Reading which is scheduled for Saturday May15th at noon on Boston City Hall Plaza. *You can Subscribe to Tell Us The Truth on all leading podcast apps including the iHeart Radio App, Spreaker and iTunes/Apple Podcasts. Join us on Facebook and Twitter for daily discussion about top news.*

Year end reflections and a deep dive into our latest psychedelic Toad journey. Talking about acid, 5meoDMT, cosmic Love and balance, becoming the medicine, aligning with your higher self, carving your own unique path in life, subverting capitalism, building community and much more. Hope ya dig it. Support our patreon to get exclusive access to the Afterglow show, our radio show Church of Chill and join the discord community - www.patreon.com/churchofchill Peep this show and all our film on www.youtube.com/VeryApe Follow us on instagram and twitter @VeryApeTV Recorded 12/29/20 Brooklyn, NYC

It's episode 50 and it just seems appropriate that in this episode Klaas talks with the unstoppable Steve Larsen about Work/Life Balance Steve's origin story Asking the right questions Self belief and the failure myth Agreeing to the pain   Bio: When Steve and his wife were first married, their financial resources were very limited. Heartbreakingly, he went to his father and asked for money. His father said, “Son, no. If i give you this money now, you will not exhaust the resources you didn’t know you had.” It was one of the greatest gifts his father ever gave him, to not give Steve a handout. So Steve took off running. He read entrepreneur books, consumed courses a,d podcasts, and got around the right people. He launch company after company. Each one failed, until he started thinking differently. That’s when he found Russell Brunson and Click Funnels. At the feet of this brilliant marketing giant, he learned and crafted his own approach to making money for new and existing businesses. If you work through the process, money is on the other side.   Find: https://www.linkedin.com/in/larsenstephen/ https://www.facebook.com/stephenlarsen1 https://www.instagram.com/stevelarsenhq/ https://www.instagram.com/stevelarsenhq/

Old Testament Reading: Genesis 2:4-9, 15-25; 3:1-13, 21-24New Testament Reading: John 1:1-5Sermon: Genesis: Heartbreakingly BeautifulPreaching: Pastor JenToday's full service can be viewed online at https://www.shermanstreetchurch.org/virtual-services.html.

Honestly, I’m not quite sure how to give my next guest Jen Burke a proper introduction. Jen is the President and founder of Saras Smiles. Her angel daughter Sara courageously underwent treatments for Medulloblastoma (a brain tumor) at the age of four. Heartbreakingly, she gained her wings less than a year after diagnosis but her memory still provides thousands of children smiles daily! It was an honor and a privilege to have some time to speak with Jen. I loved hearing about Sara, her interests and the special memories they share as mother and daughter. I’m truly in awe of Jen, what she’s created with Sara Smiles and what she provides for families like mine in memory of her daughter. Jen’s goal is to give kids fighting cancer as many smiles as possible and know they are not alone. My son, Ollie was a recipient of one of Sara Smiles Kits and we’re still exploring it! Stay tuned to learn how you can request one for your child too! Links: https://saras-smiles.org/ https://saras-smiles.org/kits/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/allmammacaretime/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allmammacaretime/support

The financial and emotional stress of COVID-19 is affecting Idaho families. Heartbreakingly, this has resulted in a measurable increase in child abuse cases with some serious enough to result in emergency care at hospitals.

STEVE LARSEN - KING OF OFFER CREATIONWhen we stumbled into the online marketing world and BOOM Steve Larsen was yelling at us.  He was yelling at us to get us motivated and man did it work.  The obstacle is the wayWhen Steve and his wife were first married, their financial resources were very limited. Heartbreakingly, he went to his father and asked for money. His father said, “Son, no. If i give you this money now, you will not exhaust the resources you didn’t know you had.” It was one of the greatest gifts his father ever gave him, to not give Steve a handout. So, Steve took off running. He read entrepreneur books, consumed courses and podcasts, and got around the right people. He launched company after company. Each one failed, until he started thinking differently. That’s when he found Russell Brunson and Click Funnels. At the feet of this brilliant marketing giant, he learned and crafted his own approach to making money for new and existing businesses. If you work through the process, money is on the other side.Steve has since built a multi-million dollar company in only 4 short years and Steve joined us on Hindsight Hacking to share a little about his story and man he did not disappoint.Don’t miss a second of this incredible interview!www.nowmydream22.com

Mitch McPherson’s entire world was upended when at the beginning of 2013, his 18 year old brother Ty took his own life.Immersed in grief, he decided the least he could do was try and keep Ty’s name alive, so, he traced a simple drawing of a pair of shorts, as his little brother was always dressed in footy shorts, along with the words speak up, stay chatty with the TY at the end of 'chatty' capitalised.Mitch had no idea this simple sketch would be the catalyst for the creation of one of the most acclaimed suicide prevention and mental health promotion programs in the country.This is an incredible story of vulnerability, strength and the undying love of one man for his little brother, a young life gone far too soon. More than 3000 Australians take their life every year, 75% of those male. Heartbreakingly, suicide is the leading cause of death for people aged between 15 and 44, that's why movements like Stay Chatty are so vitally important. Mitch's work has saved lives.In this chat, Mitch and I discuss: his new role as a father to his beautiful little daughter, the impact losing his brother has had on how he'll raise her, how we should be raising young men in today's world by teaching them to be vulnerable, Speak Up Stay Chatty's humble beginnings and how it's grown to what it is today.A trigger warning - this conversation addresses suicide. If you, or anyone you know needs help, 24 hour crisis support is available through Lifeline on 13 11 14.You can follow Mitch here and Speak Up Stay Chatty here, and check out their website here.Take a look at Mitch's autobiography "Behind the Smile" here.Get in touch with me: @elizabethanileLemonade now has its own Instagram account chock-a-block full of self love inspo - follow here!Your support of Lemonade helps it grow and allows me to spend time finding awesome guests to share with you. Clicking subscribe, hitting 5 stars, leaving a review, sharing it with your friends on social media or via word of mouth, it all really helps! I so appreciate anything you have time for. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the podcast, Gian is joined by Nicole and Lex to talk about our thoughts on the hit K-Drama, Crash Landing On You. A grand story of star-crossed lovers will be a K-Drama that will be remembered for a very long time amongst fans. Check out the Kpoporama! Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvJwAlmcN8h2QHPTnuBsfkg If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to leave a rating and subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts,Anchor, Spotify, Breaker, and Google Podcasts! Connect with us on Instagram! @kpoporama --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In the 1950s, polio spread throughout the United States. Heartbreakingly, it affected mainly children. Thousands died. Thousands more were paralyzed. Many ended up surviving only in iron lungs, a machine that breathed for polio victims, sometimes for years. Scientists raced to find a vaccine. After a few hard years of widespread quarantine and isolation, the scientists succeeded. The discovery of the polio vaccine was one of the brightest moments in public health history. But a vaccine required Americans to believe in a truth they couldn’t see with their own eyes. It also raised questions of access, of racial equity, and of the federal government’s role in healthcare, questions whose legacy we’re living with today. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Neo-soul singer Ngaiire treats us to some new music, we look at how autism is represented in pop culture, and we feel a little clucky over baby Yoda.

Neo-soul singer Ngaiire treats us to some new music, we look at how autism is represented in pop culture, and we feel a little clucky over baby Yoda.

Neo-soul singer Ngaiire treats us to some new music, we look at how autism is represented in pop culture, and we feel a little clucky over baby Yoda.

(Full warning in advance - we were meant to have a very special guest this episode. Heartbreakingly, technology failed us. Plz listen anyway x)  This month we debut our first (and most likely LAST) LIVE EPISODE to a crowd of about 5 people at Pilot Light TV Festival in Manchester! We celebrate 10 years of Parks and Recreation, TV's most wholesome show. We pick our fav characters and lines, bemoan the fate of Chris Pratt (never get Hot, folks), and perform a musical tribute to Lil Sebastian.  PLUS segues into the wonderful world of Wayne Rooney's Twitter, Grace's attachment to sitcoms where people are nice to each other, white people's reactions to ABBA songs, an analysis of the birth of millennial humour and a tribute to Sarah's lost water bottle.  GET IN TOUCH  yououghtaknowpod@gmail.com  Twitter  @gracesimone  @SarahSahim  @yououghtaknopod  Instagram  @gracesimone_  @SarahSahim (Which she doesn't use.)  @yououghtaknowpod (Technically also Grace.) 

Welcome to the second threesome of Season 3!  Horizontal is still Slow Radio. It’s still consensual eavesdropping. It’s still us reclining, sharing secrets, in your ears. But while the first two seasons had me lying down as though post-coital and stargazing with only one person at a time, in Season 3 I’ll often get horizontal with two people at a time: people who are in some kind of relationship with one another. In this case, they are co-hosts, business partners, and friends. In this episode, 76, and the following, episode 77, I lie down with Dominick Q and Bryan Stacy of The Discerning Dick, a monthly series focused on generating worthy inquiry and meaningful introspection into the forces that shape a man's sexuality, behavior and intimate relationships.  I attended the first three Discerning Dick events at The Assemblage in Manhattan, and it gave me an echo of the feeling of the day I got to be a fly on the wall during a men’s group meeting in Ashland, Oregon in 2008. Undoubtedly, what I saw and heard was changed somewhat by the fact of my witnessing. But what I heard was still a powerful window into minds and bodies that I wanted desperately to understand. Dominick Q is a men’s group leader, an executive mentor, a speaker, and a writer. Bryan is a sexual health advocate, a testicular cancer survivor, and the co-founder of the app biem, which is designed to allow people to easily get tested for STI’s and share their test results with partners.  Bryan and I have been planning to produce an event together — look out for TESTFEST 2019! Dom & Bryan also co-host the “Man Amongst Men” podcast, which they call a “High Achieving Man's Journey to Personal Development.” They are both men who have spent the majority of their lives focused on standard notions of external success. And now they are focused on what that energy might look like, and what it might eventually do out in the world, if they first focus on their inner world.  They are cisgendered straight white males trying to heighten their self-awareness in order to do better, to be constantly in the process of becoming better men without claiming to have arrived at it, and sincerely making the effort to bring other cis straight white men along with them.  I can think of many men that I would like them to talk to. Men also suffer from the indoctrination of a culture that shames us for our natural human sexuality yet objectifies women to sell things to nearly everyone. These men aim to be a bridge between a man who doesn’t know that he’s swimming in water… and the sex educators and personal development leaders of the world. They aim to speak directly to men who feel stuck in a lackluster sex life or mired in sexual habits that are destructive or secretive, or both. Just as it is a white person’s responsibility to educate themselves and other white people about intersectionality, injustice, and the perniciousness of racism, so too is it a man’s responsibility to educate himself and other men about intersectionality, injustice, and the perniciousness of sexism. I deeply, Heartbreakingly believe that a lack of self-inquiry combined with sexual repression is a direct cause of the lion's share of violence on this planet. They are aiming for the root. And I want to do everything in my power to stand for that.  Dominick and Bryan don't claim to be experts; they just aim to be willing: willing to be educated, to be called-in, to adjust their worldview, and to tell other men what they've discovered, publicly. Find Dom’s work on dominickq.com and dominickq on Instagram, the Biem app in the app store and Bryan on Instagram as @talkingnut, and you can find their projects together, including the Man Amongst Men podcast, on DoInnerWork.com  * On April 27th, The Joy List and I are hosting The Sleepover, which is not a sex party, but an overnight opportunity to indulge in copious playfulness, connection, and joy! There shall be:  Pajamas SNAX personal development quizzes Intimacy games A sound bath meditation Sensation Play with car buffers and pinwheels a giant teddy bear named Tiny And Surprises  You can get 20% off of your ticket if you use the secret code: HORIZONTALITY, in all caps. * In this first part of our conversation, we talk about erections, the three forces that shaped their early view of sexuality: Faith, Family, & Friends, scrambled porn, an addiction to masturbation, what the Bible actually says about premarital sex, Unitarian Universalism, bargaining with God over sexuality, and how Bryan’s sexual shame kept him from getting tested, and led to a dual diagnosis of testicular cancer and chlamydia. Come lie down with us in New York, New York.

Heartbreakingly, this podcast hasn't been executive produced by Dick Wolf, but don't let that small setback deter you. This week, writer and Drunk Feminist Film's Amil Niazi joins Anne to talk about Law and Order: SVU and the world it created for true crime fanatics. Plus: the best episodes, the worst, why it's a source of comfort despite being inherently upsetting, and why under no circumstances does anyone care about Olivia's son.   You can follow Amil on Twitter and if you're lucky, on Instagram.  

A look at revolutionary new materials with seemingly impossible properties. Metamaterials offer many properties normally not found in nature, from superior lenses and communications to stealth applications, potentially offering invisibility. Today we'll examine the science behind that and look at many other possible applications. Watch the video version: https://youtu.be/s0UZ6-oeiIE Start protecting your internet experience today with 77% off a 3 year plan by using code ‘ISAAC’ at http://www.NordVPN.com/ISAAC AMA thread on Reddit/r/space: https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/881rbl/ama_this_is_isaac_arthur_of_sfia_ask_me_anything/ Visit our Website: http://www.isaacarthur.net Join the Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1583992725237264/ Support the Channel on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/IsaacArthur Visit the sub-reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/IsaacArthur/ Cover Art by Jakub Grygier: https://www.artstation.com/artist/jakub_grygier Script Editors Derek Hightower Keith Blockus Luke Parrish Mitch Armstrong Graphics Team: Edward Nardella Jarred Eagley Justin Dixon Katie Byrne Kris Holland of Mafic Stufios: www.maficstudios.com Misho Yordanov Pierre Demet Sergio Botero: https://www.artstation.com/sboterod?fref=gc Stefan Blandin Music Supervisor Luca De Rosa - lucaderosa2@live.com Music: Dracovallis, "Hero's Destiny" Sergey Cheremisinov, "Seven Lights" Denny Shneidmesser, "Across The Universe" Miguel Johnson, "The Commanders" Brandon Liew. "Floating through Space" Markus Junnikkala, "Heartbreakingly" Markus Junnikkala, "We Roam the Stars" Lombus, "Time Slip" Ayreon, "Patterns"

Heartbreakingly, we've been here before. On one hand I'm not sure it's my place as a white man who mostly writes Rick Ross fat jokes to speak about the justice system's absolute disregard for black life. I'd much rather use whatever meager influence I have to direct people towards those who are writing more powerfully than I ever could. At the same time, I also believe that silence is consent, and it just doesn't feel right to remain silent about an issue that's been the only thing I've been talking about off the internet for the past two days. So as much as there's a part of me that wants to hide and just talk about Lil Wayne potentially leaving Cash Money, I'm devoting the bulk of this week's podcast to talking about Eric Garner, Ferguson and what can only be described as America's systematic war on black lives. I can't pretend it's even remotely enough to matter, but I just can't stay silent. That also means that I considered pulling this week's interview with Danez Smith, an amazing poet and performer I recently came across. I spoke to him two weeks ago, before either the Mike Brown or Eric Garner of the non-indictments, and I was hesitant to place our conversation in this context. But listening back to our conversation, I realized that since so much of his work is about remaining human despite overwhelming odds, this might actually be a compelling week to bring him into the podcast.

Since John got drunk and woke up late he missed his chance of doing a guest interview. Sara Jean and John hold the show together with giggles, animal sounds and positivity...as positive as John can get when he isn't taking girls shopping after the bar and burning pizza. You will also bear witness to a first on The Oddist as John's mother calls during the show to remind him that he never calls and is lonely. Heartbreakingly funny.