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Happy Registered Dietitian Day and Happy Nutrition Month! Today's episode is a part of a montage of episodes on the topic of intuitive eating. I have talked with some phenomenal guests here on the podcast, and there are six episodes where this topic of intuitive eating is the title of the episode.  In this episode, I have included snippets of the some of the best advice in one episode. I hand-picked my favorites from each dietitian. I love sharing a library of advice, education, inspiration, and some entertainment along the way. Here are six amazing, registered dietitians that are experts in the intuitive eating. ⁠44. How to Pivot in Your Intuitive Eating Journey with guest, registered dietitian Lisa Schrader, MS, RDN, LDN @thoughtfullyfueled⁠ ⁠23. 5 Lies Diet Culture Wants You to Believe with guest, registered dietitian, Meredith Renshaw, RDN, LDN @meredithren.rd⁠ ⁠46. How to Quiet Your Inner Food Critic with guest, registered dietitian, Rachel Helfferich RDN, RYT @everglownutrition⁠ ⁠21. Inuitively confused: Eating, Fasting, Help! with guest, registered dietitian, Elizabeth Beil, RD, LD @elizabeth.beil.nutrition.rd⁠ ⁠14. Finding Food Freedom with guest, registered dietitian, Allie Landry, MPPD, RD, LDN @make_life_peachy⁠ ⁠57. How Do You Talk to Yourself in Your Relationship with Food? Kristen Lorenz, RD @thelastdietitian

Tanya and Jonathan talk about the VGA's total failure to talk about how real life atrocities in Palestine, and games about the real life Holocaust like A Night in the Darkness, matter to games and everything else. Guests Esther and Omar talk about making the Games of Gaza bundle and developing games under to shadow of forced displacement and constant threat, and Elly chats about Air Twister, GTA6, and her sexual Twitter timeline. 0:00:00 - Moments in the Dark0:03:01 - The Past, Present, and Future of Videogames0:05:59 - Dealing with Trauma through Game Development with Esther and Omar0:32:15 - How Do You Talk about Videogames when Palestine is Getting Bombed?0:34:24 - Putting Your Hands Up In the Air with Elly1:01:35 - Top Games of 2023 That Came Out in 20181:05:16 - 2024, The Year of Charlie1:06:53 - Wrap Up/Plugs1:10:24 - Suck That Yuck Get our songs and new CD here: https://douibyorthst.bandcamp.com/album/talking-to-women-about-videogames-songs-from-the-podcast-2023 Follow our Guests on Twitter: Omar (Arcane Whiskers): https://twitter.com/QuasarVoid Esther: https://twitter.com/dungeonminister Elly: https://twitter.com/OaklandKao Check out Omar's games here: https://arcane-whiskers.itch.io/ Check out Esther's games here: https://oakgrovegames.itch.io/

You can talk to your friends, talk your animals, but what about talking to robots, is that possible? Yes! While the Solve It for Kids team is on holiday break, enjoy clips from three of our favorite computer episodes. Hear from Lisa Leinbaugh, "How Do You Make a Brain for a Computer?",  Dr. Carlotta Barry helps us to understand "How Do You Talk to a Robot?" and Rob Chambers of Lockheed Martin tells us "How Can You Talk to a Spaceship?"  You won't want to miss these exciting robotic-themed episodes. Enjoy! 

Welcome to How Do You Talk to Someone When, our second Special Episode from Counsel Culture Podcasts. We will be navigating our way through each of these episodes, covering topics relevant to situations we all find ourselves in regularly. Some of these situations can be difficult to know how to handle, and we may struggle to know what to say. Perhaps you may have come away from conversations and wish you could take back something you said. Or perhaps you find yourself just avoiding the tougher topics of conversation? In this episode we're asking the question: “How do you talk to someone when…..they are dealing with depression?”It's estimated that over 20 million Australians are living with anxiety or depression. Beyond Blue reports that One in seven Australians will experience depression in their lifetime, and alarmingly, More than nine people die each day in Australia by suicide. Many around us are dealing with depression and we would never know. Depression is more than just a low mood – it's a serious condition that affects your physical and mental health. In this episode, we'll be hearing from a few different people, and I thank them for their bravery and openness in talking us through their experience and sharing their wisdom. Mike, who loved and cared for someone with depression for many years. Chris Cipollone, who has lived with depression himself for a lot of his life and who's been a pastor, a speaker and an author on the subject. And then Professor Karen E. Mason, who is an expert in the theory and practice of integrating Christian faith, depression and suicide prevention. Links mentioned in this episode: LIFELINE: lifeline.org.au or call 13 11 14https://counselculture.org.auChris Cipollone: http://www.chriscipollone.comProfessor Karen E. Mason: https://www.koorong.com/product/preventing-suicide-a-handbook-for-pastors-chaplains-and-pastoral_9780830896479andhttps://www.amazon.com.au/Preaching-Hope-Darkness-Pastors-Addressing-ebook/dp/B08LR2BG2L

Welcome to an UNCUT conversation from our How Do You Talk to Someone When, our second series from Counsel Culture Podcasts. We will be navigating our way through each of these episodes, covering topics relevant to situations we all find ourselves in regularly. Some of these situations can be difficult to know how to handle, and we may struggle to know what to say. Perhaps you may have come away from conversations and wish you could take back something you said. Or perhaps you find yourself just avoiding the tougher topics of conversation? In this episode we're asking the question: “How do you talk to someone when…..they are dealing with depression?”It's estimated that over 20 million Australians are living with anxiety or depression. Beyond Blue reports that One in seven Australians will experience depression in their lifetime, and alarmingly, More than nine people die each day in Australia by suicide. Many around us are dealing with depression and we would never know. Depression is more than just a low mood – it's a serious condition that affects your physical and mental health. This UNCUT Conversation is with Chris  Cipollone. He has served as a pastor in Sydney for over a decade and  has also been living with depression for a similar amount of time. He's written a book, which I highly recommend: ‘Down Not Out: Depression, Anxiety and the Difference Jesus Makes' which explores how an identity in Christ impacts our thoughts, feelings and attitudes towards mental health.

Welcome to How Do You Talk to Someone When, our second series from Counsel Culture Podcasts. We will be navigating our way through each of these episodes, covering topics relevant to situations we all find ourselves in regularly. Some of these situations can be difficult to know how to handle, and we may struggle to know what to say. Perhaps you may have come away from conversations and wish you could take back something you said. Or perhaps you find yourself just avoiding the tougher topics of conversation? In this episode we're asking the question: “How do you talk to someone when…..they are dealing with depression?”It's estimated that over 20 million Australians are living with anxiety or depression. Beyond Blue reports that One in seven Australians will experience depression in their lifetime, and alarmingly, More than nine people die each day in Australia by suicide. Many around us are dealing with depression and we would never know. Depression is more than just a low mood – it's a serious condition that affects your physical and mental health. In this episode, we'll be hearing from a few different people, and I thank them for their bravery and openness in talking us through their experience and sharing their wisdom. Mike, who loved and cared for someone with depression for many years. Chris Cipollone, who has lived with depression himself for a lot of his life and who's been a pastor, a speaker and an author on the subject. And then Professor Karen E. Mason, who is an expert in the theory and practice of integrating Christian faith, depression and suicide prevention. Links mentioned in this episode: LIFELINE: lifeline.org.au or call 13 11 14https://counselculture.org.auChris Cipollone: http://www.chriscipollone.comProfessor Karen E. Mason: https://www.koorong.com/product/preventing-suicide-a-handbook-for-pastors-chaplains-and-pastoral_9780830896479andhttps://www.amazon.com.au/Preaching-Hope-Darkness-Pastors-Addressing-ebook/dp/B08LR2BG2L

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Today's episode is a part of a montage of episodes on the topic of intuitive eating. I have talked with some phenomenal guests here on the podcast, and there are six episodes where this topic of intuitive eating is the title of the episode. In this episode, I have included snippets of the some of the best advice in one episode. I hand-picked my favorites from each dietitian. I love sharing a library of advice, education, inspiration, and some entertainment along the way. Here are six amazing, registered dietitians that are experts in the intuitive eating. 44. How to Pivot in Your Intuitive Eating Journey with guest, registered dietitian Lisa Schrader, MS, RDN, LDN @thoughtfullyfueled 23. 5 Lies Diet Culture Wants You to Believe with guest, registered dietitian, Meredith Renshaw, RDN, LDN @meredithren.rd 46. How to Quiet Your Inner Food Critic with guest, registered dietitian, Rachel Helfferich RDN, RYT @everglownutrition 21. Inuitively confused: Eating, Fasting, Help! with guest, registered dietitian, Elizabeth Beil, RD, LD @elizabeth.beil.nutrition.rd 14. Finding Food Freedom with guest, registered dietitian, Allie Landry, MPPD, RD, LDN @make_life_peachy 57. How Do You Talk to Yourself in Your Relationship with Food? Kristen Lorenz, RD @thelastdietitian

This week Val and Rachel discuss The Heights, an American musical drama series that aired Thursday at 9:00 pm on the Fox network from August to November 1992. The Heights centered on a fictional band (also called The Heights) made up of mostly working-class young adults. Episodes regularly featured one of their songs.   The eventual theme song for the show, "How Do You Talk to an Angel" (sung by cast member Jamie Walters), went to number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, and was the first song from a television show to top the Hot 100 since 1985, as well as the first song by a fictional band to top the Hot 100 since 1969. The Heights premiered on August 27, 1992, to low ratings, and never gained a substantial audience. Fox canceled the series less than a week after the theme song fell from the number one spot. Hot Topics Include: 1.) Holiday Birthdays 2.) Halloween Date Drama 3.) Val and Rachel disagree! 4.) Tom Shales' scathing TV review of The Heights 5.) Offscreen Suburb Drama at Rachel's House 6.) Song clip from "Natalie O, She's Pretty" 7.) Comparisons to Melrose Place and Thirtysomething 8.) Jamie Walters post-Hollywood career pivots    WARNING: Rachel sings a LOT in this one.   Most episodes available on YouTube.   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Heights_(American_TV_series)

Do We Need Public Access to Drug Testing?  The recent drug-related deaths of actor Michael K. Williams and comedian Fuquan Johnson highlight the need for public access to drug testing. These cases are being investigated to see if Fentanyl played a role. Carl Hart, author of Drug Use for Grown-Ups: Chasing Liberty in the Land of Fear and Kassandra Frederique, executive director of Drug Policy Alliance and nonprofit working to end the war on drugs, join us to discuss the need for the government to provide public access to drug testing and how that can save countless lives.  How Do You Talk to Your Kids About 9/11? Many of adults have memories about where they were when the planes crashed into the Twin Towers. But for an entire generation of kids and teens, 9/11 is less of a memory, and more of a whisper. That's because they were either infants at the time of the attacks, or had yet to be born. So we wanted to know how our listeners – parents and teachers – talk about 9/11 with the kids in their lives.  Maine Shifts Cost of Recycling from Consumers to Companies Maine recently passed landmark recycling legislation that shifts the cost of recycling from individual taxpayers to companies that create the packaging. Several other states are considering similar so-called “extended producer responsibility” legislation.   How Communities are Recovering from Ida in New Orleans, New Jersey and New York In the aftermath of Hurricane Ida that hit the Gulf Coast as a Category 4 hurricane and blew through the Northeast causing heavy rainfall that caused extensive flooding, The Takeaway checks in on several communities that were impacted.  For transcripts, see individual segment pages.

Do We Need Public Access to Drug Testing?  The recent drug-related deaths of actor Michael K. Williams and comedian Fuquan Johnson highlight the need for public access to drug testing. These cases are being investigated to see if Fentanyl played a role. Carl Hart, author of Drug Use for Grown-Ups: Chasing Liberty in the Land of Fear and Kassandra Frederique, executive director of Drug Policy Alliance and nonprofit working to end the war on drugs, join us to discuss the need for the government to provide public access to drug testing and how that can save countless lives.  How Do You Talk to Your Kids About 9/11? Many of adults have memories about where they were when the planes crashed into the Twin Towers. But for an entire generation of kids and teens, 9/11 is less of a memory, and more of a whisper. That's because they were either infants at the time of the attacks, or had yet to be born. So we wanted to know how our listeners – parents and teachers – talk about 9/11 with the kids in their lives.  Maine Shifts Cost of Recycling from Consumers to Companies Maine recently passed landmark recycling legislation that shifts the cost of recycling from individual taxpayers to companies that create the packaging. Several other states are considering similar so-called “extended producer responsibility” legislation.   How Communities are Recovering from Ida in New Orleans, New Jersey and New York In the aftermath of Hurricane Ida that hit the Gulf Coast as a Category 4 hurricane and blew through the Northeast causing heavy rainfall that caused extensive flooding, The Takeaway checks in on several communities that were impacted.  For transcripts, see individual segment pages.

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This week's show featuresWhat's a Pump and Dump Scheme? Will Congress Forgive Student Loan Debt? How Do You Talk to Your Partner About Money? Are Gifts to Your Partner Taxable? https://www.thinkadvisor.com/2021/02/05/lawsuit-alleges-broad-conspiracy-on-gamestop-trading-restrictions/?kw=Lawsuit%20Alleges%20Broad%20Conspiracy%20on%20GameStop%20Trading%20Restrictions&utm_source=email&utm_medium=enl&utm_campaign=dailywire_2storytemplate&utm_content=20210205&utm_term=tadv"Ask Peggy About Your Finances" helps people understand their money. Each week, Peggy Doviak explains the stock market, financial legislation, and financial planning topics. Listeners can also submit questions to www.askpeggy.com.

How Do You Talk? in Growth by Rabbi Daniel Kalish

Can you imagine what it would be like to talk to yourself as if you are your own best friend? I guarantee you it will feel a lot better. In this episode I teach you how. And… I’m doing another webinar where I will show you by coaching and teaching you my most essential tools. … Ep 220 How Do You Talk to Yourself? Read More » The post Ep 220 How Do You Talk to Yourself? appeared first on Dr. Deb Butler.

Friends With Benefactors 2.0 Ep. 7 – How Do You Talk to an Incel? http://www.friendswithbenefactors.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/ep7.mp3 In this episode THE Sammy makes her triumphant return and brings xXxander with her. The friends discuss incels, pyramid schemes, childhood beliefs, and much more. This week’s Beer Reviews is Jack’s Abbey Craft Lagers – Blood Orange Wheat – 4% ABV.

We know playing “Bad Guys” is an integral part of early childhood development — but, as some older kids who are more exposed to the media know, real people can do bad things, too.  We had planned to release a “Bad Guys” episode of Ear Snacks on Valentine’s Day, but first we wanted to explain to you, the parents, how and why we are approaching such a difficult topic, especially in the wake of last week’s tragedy in Parkland, Florida.  This episode is not intended for kids. Jane Lindholm hosts Vermont Edition and But Why: A Podcast for Curious Kids from Vermont Public Radio.  Like Ear Snacks, But Why usually speaks to kids directly about the real world, but last year they released an episode for parents entitled “How Do You Talk to Kids About Violence in the News?”  We spoke with Jane about about creating this episode, how media creators can address difficult topics with kids, and about her own experience as a parent of two young children. We share an excerpt from an interview with an older listener (Grey, 8) that won’t be included in next week’s “Bad Guys” episode, but it illustrates how older kids begin to understand the distinction between pretend evil-doers and people in the real-world who treat others in scary, unkind ways. We reference Dr. Robin Gurwitch (child psychologist at Duke University), Teacher Tom Hobson (early childhood educator & author), and Eric Hoffman’s book “Magic, Capes, Amazing Powers: Transforming Superhero Play in the Classroom” — oh, and we also feature an impromptu visit from 9-month-old guest percussionist. We'd love to talk more with you - if you have any comments, feedback or anything to share, please reach us via e-mail or on social media - on Twitter @andrewypolly or on Facebook.

How do you speak to yourself when no one is around? Are you speaking words that edify, or words that tear yourself down? Listen to this week's Cherishedflight #SundayNightSessions podcast, "How Do You Talk to Yourself?", to learn how God can turn your self-talk around.