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For our season eight finale, I had the honor of speaking to the editor-in-chief of Guideposts, a faith-based magazine I grew up reading, as my grandparents were subscribers. If you've listened to past episodes, you know that Alzheimer's disease has profoundly affected my family, my grandparents, in particular—and that is the topic of conversation today, as I speak with Edward Grinnan about his mother's battle with the disease and his fear of one day falling victim to it, too. This beautiful conversation has ugly facts embedded into it, like that, in the absence of a cure, Alzheimer's will have a $355 billion economic impact by 2050. I was not given a brain for science to help cure this—but I am able to do my part to spread awareness of it. I am proud to use any platform I have to advocate for a cure for this terrible disease—and I want to dedicate this season eight finale (and all of my work) to my grandparents, who I miss every day of my life.   A Journey of Faith: A Mother's Alzheimer's, a Son's Love, and His Search for Answers by Edward Grinnan

Warning: This episode does briefly discuss loss by suicide and may not be suitable for all listeners. How do we care for a loved one with a disease that steals their memories? How do we tend to ourselves when we are helping aging parents? For Guideposts Editor-in-Chief Edward Grinnan, these were the very questions he had to answer after his mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Edward had to learn not only how to walk through such a difficult disease, but also how to face the reality that he too might one day suffer from it. Edward went on to chronicle his own journey through his mother's illness in his latest book, A Journey of Faith: A Mother's Alzheimer's, A Son's Love, and His Search for Answers. It was through his journey that he was able to see with clarity God's presence and love. In this episode, Davey talks with Edward about how telling our stories reveals who we are, the impact Alzheimer's Disease has on families and caregivers, and specific ways that caregivers can care for themselves while tending to their loved one with the disease. If you are being impacted by Alzheimer's, caring for aging parents or know someone who is, this conversation will encourage you to see how God can show up in the ways we show up for those we love.   Website: guideposts.org/author/edward Book: A Journey of Faith: A Mother's Alzheimer's, A Son's Love, and His Search for Answers www.shopguideposts.org/a-journey-of-faith.html https://a.co/d/hUcuOek Do you have a child in your life dealing with some big feelings? Aubrey Sampson's new book, Big Feelings Days, can help kids and their adults process the pain of life. Get it now wherever books are sold: www.aubreysampson.com/big-feelings-days/

What if the journey through grief could transform into a journey of faith and hope? That's the challenge Edward Grinnan, esteemed editor-in-chief of Guidepost Publications and author, took up as he faced his mother's Alzheimer's. His raw and poignant memoir, A Journey of Faith: A Mother's Alzheimer's, a Son's Love, and His Search for Answers, illuminates this paradoxical journey. As we unpack Edward's story, we discuss his experiences, from the crucible of his mother's illness his grandfather's influence on understanding Alzheimer's, to his extensive career at Guidepost Publications.Edward also shared with me how he is coping with his wife's suicide due to an incurable illness.Edward's narrative is a testament to the power of faith, love, and presence in the face of grief and Alzheimer's. We explore the concepts of being present with loved ones, especially those suffering from dementia, shining a light on the healing power of empathy. We also address the impact of suicide grief, often overlooked, detailing the intense emotions of guilt, shame, and anger, while highlighting the importance of acceptance, understanding, and supportive language in moving forward.Our conversation also navigates through the role and power of faith in dark times, featuring a touching story of faith shared between a young boy and his parents. We delve into the teachings of Dr. Normal Vincent Peale, a figure who transformed his personal insecurities into an inspiring story of strength and wisdom. Wrapping up with the idea that suffering can lead to growth, Edward's story stands as a beacon of hope over bitterness during challenging times. Join my newsletter and get a gift!

In this episode of we're joined by Edward Grinnan, Editor-in-Chief of Guidepost magazine and author of "A Journey of Faith: A Mother's Alzheimer's, a Son's Love, and His Search for Answers." Edward shares his heartfelt experiences caring for his mother battling Alzheimer's disease. We'll explore the challenges of being in the role of caregiver for aging parents, finding support, and how to navigate this journey while supporting one another. Edward emphasizes the pivotal role faith played in his journey, teaching him patience, empathy, and resilience during difficult times. This episode is essential listening for anyone caring for aging parents or facing the prospect of this journey in the future. You can find Edward Grinnan's book, "My Faith Journey," here.   Get Edwards book:  

In addition to original interviews, today's episode features excerpts from three interviews:On the Shoulders of Giants: Steven Weinberg and the Quest to Explain the World (2021), World Science FestivalPhysicist Steven Weinberg on His Search for a "Final Theory" (1993), Fresh AirThe Bill Moyers Interview: Steven Weinberg (1990), Bill MoyersOur theme music was composed by Charlie HarperOther music for today's show was produced by: Podington BearOn Monday, March 21, UT Austin is hosting a memorial lecture in honor of Steven Weinberg, featuring his fellow Nobel Laureate, MIT's Frank Wilczek. This event is free and open to the public, both in-person and virtually via Zoom. Find out more and register here.Donate to the Physics Theory Group, in memory of Steven WeinbergAbout Point of DiscoveryPoint of Discovery is a production of the University of Texas at Austin's College of Natural Sciences and is a part of the Texas Podcast Network. The opinions expressed in this podcast represent the views of the hosts, and not of The University of Texas at Austin. You can listen via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, RSS, Stitcher, Amazon Podcasts, or Google Podcasts. Questions or comments about this episode or our series in general? Email Marc Airhart.

Scott Porter, San Diablo Artisan Churros founder, has delivered deep-fried happiness to over 3,000 celebrations since 2016, winning back-to-back Best of State for pastries in Utah. Scott is a seasoned entrepreneur and leader having been the executive director of two nursing homes and a home health agency, co-founder of the first all-you-can-fly membership airline Surf Air, co-founder of the game of Reverse Charades, co-founder of the international non-profit organization Singular Humanitarian and management consultant with Gartner, InsideOut Development and General Assembly. His “Search for the Perfect Taco” leadership training teaches how to unlock the power of breakthrough culture and brand experience to thrive. He holds a B.A. in public relations and an M.B.A. in international business, marketing and entrepreneurship from Brigham Young University, and an M.A. in Spanish from California State University-Sacramento. 

Freedom Broadcasters Livestream On December 2, 2021 Guest: Mikki Willis Topic: After the Plandemic https://plandemicseries.com/ http://elevate.us/team/ Bio: American independent filmmaker Mikki Willis is respected globally for exposing corruption at the highest levels of government, politics, education, business and medicine. In 2005, he launched Elevate Film Festival, a global competition that challenged filmmakers to focus on the good news and solutions of the world. This one-of-a-kind show holds the title of "The World's Largest Single Screen Film Event." Following a three year tour, the festival morphed into Elevate, a cause driven film production company. Since then, Elevate has created hundreds of breakthrough productions, including the most viewed and censored documentary of all time, Plandemic. With well over one billion views to date, Plandemic also set a world record for the largest documentary livestream, hosting 2 million unique viewers during the world premiere. Currently, Mikki and his team are paving the way for a new genre of documentary production they've branded as Forensic Filmmaking. Working in conjunction with the benevolent elements of the justice system, ELEVATE's primary work is to correct false media narratives, as well as to help solve high profile criminal cases by piecing together video evidence. ELEVATE's efforts in this field have been accredited for helping to win major lawsuits against the most powerful forces of big media. What we discussed: - His Search & Rescue at 911 Towers - Shaping children for the future - The Corrupt Media - People have an Ego Problem - Regain our Natural Senses - Controlled Opposition - Solutions to the Problems - Plandemic 3 - His clothes Rebel Line - His New Book - Condolences to Judy Mikovic Husbands passing INTERVIEW PANEL Grace Asagra, RN MA Podcast: Quantum Nurse www.quantumnurse.life Roy Coughlan Podcast: AWAKENING https://www.awakeningpodcast.org/ Steve Fierro Podcast: Awakened Mind https://anchor.fm/steve-fierro

If you've ever wanted to shift gears, take charge, and live the life of your dreams, then do we have the How to Re-Invent Yourself Show for You.  Today we'll talk about stepping into your power, re-envisioning your future, letting go of your paradigms, and reinventing your life. What does it mean to step into our power? Is it ever too late to reinvent ourselves? What Michael's mentor told him at age 93? What it means to have stagnant or stuck energy in your house? What's the importance of trying different things, or different hats on? How Michael wants to reinvent himself and reinvent the show? What can we learn from the movie “Hector and His Search for Happiness”? What's the importance of challenging your paradigms? What is Road Magic and how can we tap into it? What does it mean to let go and allow guidance to come in? What it means to get back on your path? What it means to be off of our prahabdma kharma? What it means to stay on the current page of your life? Why we want to challenge all of our assumptions? What is Tantric Shaivism? What's the importance of seeking day in and day out joy? What it means to step forward into you??? To Find Out More Visit: www.FireItUpWithCJ.com And for free meditations, weekly tips, stories and similar shows visit: www.InspireNationShow.com And to support the show and get even more great tools, tips, and behind-the-scenes access, visit: www.Patreon.com/InspireNation  

As Scholars Question Moses, How Do We Teach Kids About God    How do we lead our kids to the Truth about God? Especially when culture fights us along the way? Mainstream scholars now argue that Moses could NOT have authored the Bible's first five books. What's a mom to think?Award-winning filmmaker Timothy Mahoneysheds light on evidence of true authorship of the 1st five books of the Bible in his latest documentary: Patterns of Evidence: The Moses Controversyin movie theatersnationwide three days only – March 14, 16 and 19. Intriguing revelations with thoughtful and instructive advice for moms and kids! Shocking Things Filmmaker Disovered in His Search for Truth Discover Sound Evidence of Moses' Authorship of First Five Books How Can Moms Teach Their Kids The Truth Based on Evidence? Tune in and ENJOY your Mom Life on THIS ChannelMom Podcast OR... Listen to ChannelMom Radio(or join us on Facebook LIVE). Fridays @ 1PM - Saturdays @ 7AM and @ 2:30PM Shop Amazon?? Go to Amazon Smileand choose ChannelMom Media as charity for Amazon Smile to donate to!

In this week’s show we are honored to have world renowned scholar John Dominic Crossan as our guest again. His books include Jesus: A Revolutionary Biography and The Historical Jesus: The Life of a Mediterranean Jewish Peasant. In his 2000 book, A Long Way from Tipperary: What a Former Monk Discovered in His Search for the Truth, he discusses what it was like being raised in the traditional Irish Catholic Church. Dr. Crossan shares how he inherited a faith that was "accepted fully and internalized completely but undiscussed, uninvestigated, and uncriticized." During our show John Dominic Crossan explains that this type of mentality permeates the Roman Catholic Church as an institution which is led by some corrupt leaders who commit violence themselves or cover-up the crimes of their subordinates. The culture of secrecy, passivity of the members of this religious group and untouchable status of the clergy allow for this type of perversion to take place. During our discussion we take a look on how this situation keeps being mishandled and how there is no end in site for this type of abuse, reprieve for the perpetrators or justice for the victims.

Peter Slade discusses Howard Kester, an activist and organizer known for his work with the Southern Tenant Farmers’ Union and for the reports he wrote on his investigations of lynchings, which helped to put an end to festival lynching in … Read More The post Dreaming and Doing: Howard Kester and His Search for Prophetic Christianity appeared first on The Project on Lived Theology.

Peter Slade discusses Howard Kester, an activist and organizer known for his work with the Southern Tenant Farmers’ Union and for the reports he wrote on his investigations of lynchings, which helped to put an end to festival lynching in the American South. … Read More The post Dreaming and Doing: Howard Kester and His Search for Prophetic Christianity appeared first on The Project on Lived Theology.

This episode was a smashing good time, literally, a glass was broken during the recording of it. I was joined by Lady Emma; as well as Michael Heit of Food and Fury! We talked about holiday leftover recipes, Blizzard's future going into 2019, our goals for the new year AND MORE! Coming at you like a bus in Mean Girls, the Gnome Train is here! Links Discussed: Food and Fury 32: Daughter of The Cheese Tukiki and His Search for a Merry Christmas Deponia Sagrada Azul Palette Gear Immersion Rice Pudding Mac & Cheese Brie Spaghetti 3 Growth Opportunities for Activision Blizzard Moment of the year: Serral becomes first non-Korean to win WCS Dota 2, Starcraft II, Tekken 7, Arena of Valor, and Mobile Legends confirmed as esports to be played in the South Asian Games 2019 Competitive Video Game StarCraft Finds Strong Following at Michigan State Ice-T Tries Coffee and a Bagel for the First Time 13 Ice-T Lines From ‘Law & Order: SVU’ That Will Always Make You Laugh Check out Dungeon Fables to learn more about Old Gods, Barov's Trinket and more! Food and Fury: Snackzeroth Edition Recipe from this week's segment Realm Maintance Yearly Maintenance 2018, Part 1 Check out HuntsTheWind of Overly Dramatic News Our website is FrazlCast.com. Email the show at show@frazlcast.com, tweet us @FrazlCast or leave us a voicemail (you can also call us at 1-440-536-3711). Intro by Brandon T. Blaylock! Around the Table bumper made by Epicinsanity. Frazley's avatar made by BozPotatoz. FrazlCast is part of the Weekly Awesome family and Dragon Powered Studios. The Weekly Awesome bumper is by Pat Krane. Want to start your own podcast? I recommend Pat's free guide Podcast Launchpad to help get you started! Join the Sparkspans Community for discussion during the week at Sparkspan.com. Please consider supporting FrazlCast with Twitch bits or a Twitch sub.