Podcasts about hubbards

This week's edition of Overdrive Radio is another in our series highlighting contenders for 2025 Trucker of the Year, with Overdrive Senior Editor Matt Cole's talk with Virginia-headquartered two-truck straight dump owner-operator business Dice Mayhem's Trucking, headed up by owner-operator Hunter Hubbard and her husband, Tim. Hunter's just about six years into truck ownership herself, her husband a good bit longer, yet clearly she's harnessed a quality that current reigning Trucker of the Year Alan Kitzhaber sees in all successful people when it comes to business. As he put earlier this year in his “Plan for better business,” authored for our Overdrive Extra blog, “99.9% of success is desire.” That is, those who have a clear case of the want-tos, ultimately, probably will do whatever it is they set out to accomplish: https://www.overdriveonline.com/15712314 Cue Hunter Hubbard's own advice for any aspiring truck owner when it comes to success in business for themselves. "If you have your mind set to do it, go for it. Nothing's stopping you but yourself, and the worst thing you can do is fail. But at the end of the day, nobody wants to fail. You're going to figure it out one way or another." Some days will be awful, but "you'll sit back a month down the road, two months down the road, and be like, 'that was rough, but hey we're still here.' You just gotta keep digging on it." As she well acknowledges, challenges will present themselves day-in, day-out, but those who keep digging will get through to the other side. Clearly, Hubbard herself has been one of those sorts these last years in business. "I might be a little stubborn sometimes," she said. She and Tim have built a steady base of customers for their two-truck straight dump business in and around their Virginia home base, weathering an array of their own customer challenges in recent years when a buyout of one of their main customers and integration of the two business left their own trucking company in an uncertain position for hauling work, given the company's small size. Last year, she pivoted to a certain extent, with purchase of an older Peterbilt tractor, utilizing mechanical prowess with a new shop, too, to get it in working order and standing up a new, one-truck business for livestock hauling regionally: Dice Logistics. Yet dump work remains the Hubbards' bread and butter, and the seasonality of both businesses continues to inspire the occasional second-guessing of their commitment to niche specialization. They could be hauling food, which always has to run, Hubbard notes, telling her story to Cole in this episode. They could be, that is, but "I didn't really choose that route. Everything's seasonal, everything depends on the weather," she said. "You just wait it out." They're doing more than just waiting, that's sure. As also mentioned in the podcast: **Matt Cole's two-part feature on ways to save on insurance at renewal: https://www.overdriveonline.com/15740305 **Learn how you can put your own or another owner-operator business in the running for the 2025 Trucker of the Year honor, with a chance to win a new seat from sponsor Bostrom Seating and Commercial Vehicle Group: https://overdriveonline.com/toptrucker

In celebration of Women's History Month, this week on the Access Hour, we are sharing two book launch events by amazing female historians that were held recently at the Filson Historical Society in Old Louisville! First up, we'll take you back to February 25, 2025, when the Filson hosted the book launch for Jessica K. Whitehead's insightful new text, "Driftwood: The Life of Harlan Hubbard." Jessica offers remarks on her comprehensive biography of the writer, artist, and sustainability pioneer Harlan Hubbard (1900-1988) and the deep impact Harlan and his wife, Anna, have had on Kentucky's culture. Whitehead's book delves into Hubbard's family background, education, and relationships, and into his theories on art, writing, music, and philosophy. Using journals, letters, paintings, manuscripts, and sketches, Whitehead pieces together the distinct phases of Hubbard's life, providing new insights into his character and legacy. Following the remarks, members of the NouLou Chamber Players, Heather Thomas (violin) and Cecilia Huerta-Lauf (cello), join with pianist Sebastian Chang in the world premiere of composer Daniel Gilliam's “Piano Trio No. 2: Payne Hollow.” This exciting new piece of music, written by Gilliam in conjunction with the book launch celebrates the Hubbards' vision of living and working on their own terms. The trio also honors the Harlan and Anna Hubbards' deep love of classical music performance—showcasing the instruments they once played: piano, cello, and violin. Jessica K. Whitehead, writer and curator of collections at the Kentucky Derby Museum in Louisville, is author of "The History of the Kentucky Derby in 75 Objects" and a contributor to "The Watercolors of Harlan Hubbard: From the Collection of Bill and Flo Caddell." Daniel Gilliam is a composer from Louisville, KY. He is also the program director, and an announcer, on 90.5 WUOL Classical Louisville. Watch a recording of the evening and see the musical performance and images referenced at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BucL0S6vD94. Following that, we'll hear from another amazing historian, Eliza McGraw, who spoke at the Filson Historical Society on March 6, 2025 about her brand new book, "Astride: Horses, Women, and a Partnership That Shaped America." In the book, Eliza weaves together stories of women who pioneered in worlds such as Thoroughbred breeding, the circus, and horse rescue at a time when American women in general internalized the lessons of horsewomen: take chances, take up more space, and learn to get back on. From tamers to caretakers and performers to teachers, all worked with horses to buck the status quo. Expressing the idea of femininity with athleticism and authority, these trailblazers changed the way America understood women. Richly illustrated with period photographs, Astride demonstrates that even small changes can advance the fight for progress. Eliza McGraw is the Dr. Tony Ryan Book Award–winning author of "Here Comes Exterminator! The Longshot Horse, the Great War, and the Making of an American Hero" and a contributing writer for EQUUS magazine. Watch a full recording and see the slides at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1HKDSSs3-4 The Access Hour airs on Forward Radio, 106.5fm, WFMP-LP Louisville, every Wednesday at 2pm and repeats Thursdays at 11am and Fridays at 1pm. Find us at https:/forwardradio.org If you've got something you'd like to share on community radio through the Access Hour, whether it's a recording you made or a show you'd like to do on a particular topic, community, artistic creation, or program that is under-represented in Louisville's media landscape, just go to https:/forwardradio.org, click on Participate and pitch us your idea. The Access Hour is your opportunity to take over the air waves to share your passion.

Let's not become desensitized to the world's way of doing relationships; we need to be aware, and do things God's way. Tune into this insightful panel, as the Hubbards talk with Brian about the different seasons of relationships and share wisdom on Godly relationships.

Let's not become desensitized to the world's way of doing relationships; we need to be aware, and do things God's way. Tune into this insightful panel, as the Hubbards talk with Brian about the different seasons of relationships and share wisdom on Godly relationships.

The Bible says to “guard our hearts for out of it flow the issues of life.” In this vulnerable message, the Hubbards talk about sexual purity, and show us what it's like to be in a committed and Godly marriage.

Our North Region pastors, Ps. Matt & Mikala, and Ps. Samuel & Katie, sit down in the hotseat and give us all the wisdom on a Kingdom aligned marriage and shows us what it's like to be in a healthy relationship.

Our North Region pastors, Ps. Matt & Mikala, and Ps. Samuel & Katie, sit down in the hotseat and give us all the wisdom on a Kingdom aligned marriage and shows us what it's like to be in a healthy relationship.

Shaina Falcone is a certified group fitness instructor, personal trainer, Pilates instructor, and nutrition coach with a passion for helping people build healthy habits that last. As a mom of two boys, Shaina understands the challenges of balancing health goals with a busy life, making her one of the relatable influencers out there! Her philosophy is rooted in creating manageable, step-by-step changes that fit seamlessly into her clients' lives and we share some of those strategies on today's episode.    We discuss how to set small, achievable goals for the new year, the power of taking things one day at a time, and why focusing on health—rather than weight—is the key to lasting change. Shaina offers 1:1 and group classes at her home studio in Hubbards, has free and fun posts on her ever-growing Instagram page and even has an app so you can download programs! We love her friendly and accessible approach to discussing health and well-being.    Us on the web: www.mikeandkristen.ca Instagram: www.instagram.com/mike_and_kristen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikeandkristencreative Shoot us a message! Say hello, tell us who you think we should have on the podcast, and your deepest and darkest secrets: mikeandkristencreative@gmail.com  Review our book "You and Me" on Amazon (it helps a lot!!): https://amzn.to/3qqNCMo Intro song: "The Walk" Outro song: "The Jam" both by Mike's band The Town Heroes - www.thetownheroes.com Mike's site: www.michaelsryan.com Kristen's site: www.kristenherringtonart.com Shaina's Website: https://www.shainafalconefitness.com/ Shaina's IG: @shainafalconefitness

On today's episode, we're thrilled to share the story of Emmy award-winning actor Jennifer Finnigan— known for her roles in CBC's Moonshine,  The Bold and the Beautiful, plus many more— and her husband, the prolific actor Jonathan Silverman, famous for his performance in Weekend at Bernie's, plus countless other iconic films and shows. This dynamic duo splits their time between the glamour of Hollywood, California, and the charming seaside town of Hubbards, Nova Scotia. Jenn and Jonny open up about their serendipitous meeting at a July 4th BBQ at the Playboy Mansion, how they started their journey into the world of acting and hilarious stories from various film sets. From their early days navigating the entertainment industry to their most cherished roles as parents to their spirited daughter, they share candid insights into their lives. Down-to-earth, funny, and incredibly supportive, Jenn and Jonny are the kind of friends anyone would be lucky to have. Tune in to hear more about how we crossed paths with these talented stars and the exciting milestones they've achieved together. Did we mention they are SO DARN PRETTY too?!  Us on the web: www.mikeandkristen.ca Instagram: www.instagram.com/mike_and_kristen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikeandkristencreative Shoot us a message! Say hello, tell us who you think we should have on the podcast, and your deepest and darkest secrets: mikeandkristencreative@gmail.com  Review our book "You and Me" on Amazon (it helps a lot!!): https://amzn.to/3qqNCMo Intro song: "The Walk" Outro song: "The Jam" both by Mike's band The Town Heroes - www.thetownheroes.com Mike's site: www.michaelsryan.com Kristen's site: www.kristenherringtonart.com Jonathan's IMBD: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001738/ Jennifer's IMBD: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0278304/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Jonathan's IG: https://www.instagram.com/jonnysilverman/ Jennifer's IG: https://www.instagram.com/jennigan1/

Newfoundland's Alan Doyle is out and about on the road again. The musician has three sold-out shows at the Shore Club in Hubbards, N.S., on August 27, 28 and 29. Guest host Preston Mulligan spoke with Alan about career in Atlantic Canada and his latest album, Welcome Home, which was released in February this year.

Chris Murphy of Sloan joins host Jeff Douglas ahead of two performances at the Shore Club in Hubbards, N.S., this week. They walk down memory lane just in time for the 30th anniversary of Sloan's album, Twice Removed. 

For Philip and Sonya Hubbard figuring out where to retire was all about compromise. She wanted somewhere not too cold and he wanted a place not too hot. They narrowed locations down to Europe, then to France, then to Brittany. They had their hearts set on a house with an ocean view in Brittany, but the prices exceeded their range. Ultimately, they found a very nice large house inland in Brittany, in the town of Pontivy. Find out how the Hubbards'  concessions led to peace of mind and joy on Episode 180 of Retire There with Gil & Gene.

In this fun Interview, Ps. Matt and Lauren sit down to talk all things marriage with Ps. Matt and Mikala! Get ready to laugh your way into a better marriage.

In this special Valentine's Day panel, the Hubbards and Brian share relationship tips, and show us how to flourish in all of our God-given relationships.

In this special Valentine's Day panel, the Hubbards and Brian share relationship tips, and show us how to flourish in all of our God-given relationships.

Ryan Hubbards has made an immeasurable impact on so many through the power of breathwork and community!He grew up in NZ with a bit of a broken childhood. Difficult relationships with his father and stepfather left him a little lost after school and throughout his early 20s. After many wake-up calls that he didn't listen to, Ryan began having panic attacks which led to him evolving and finding breathwork and community.Ryan immersed himself in breathwork and began running a community and teaching it in Mt Maunganui in NZ. He then connected with Ru doing something similar in Australia and moved over in 2020 and launched Cool to Be Conscious together. Since launching hundreds of thousands of participants have been impacted by his work and weekly events all around Australia.A few key topics in this chatGrowing up in NZBroken familyFarm workAustralia Trip and free divingPanic attacksBreathworkCool to be Conscious I loved this chat and so will you!Ryan's LinksINSTAGRAM - www.instagram.com/ryanhubbards/COOL TO BE CONSCIOUS INSTAGRAM - www.instagram.com/cool2beconscious/WEBSITE - www.cool2beconscious.com/This episode is proudly sponsored by Ārepa Brain Performance Drink! Use code - GOODHUMAN for 25% off.SHOP AREPA HERE - https://drinkarepa.com/collections/all-products/Cooper's SocialsINSTAGRAM - www.instagram.com/cooperchapman/TIK TOK - www.tiktok.com/@cooperchapman_The Good Human FactoryINSTAGRAM - www.instagram.com/thegoodhumanfactory/WEBSITE - www.thegoodhumanfactory.com/WORKSHOP ENQUIRY - https://form.typeform.com/to/ECsr8tApUse code PODCAST for 25% off GOOD HUMAN FACTORY Merch. - www.thegoodhumanfactory.com/collections/goodhumanmerchTHE GOOD HUMAN FACTORY™️ 2020 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ryan Hubbards has made an immeasurable impact on so many through the power of breathwork and community!He grew up in NZ with a bit of a broken childhood. Difficult relationships with his father and stepfather left him a little lost after school and throughout his early 20s. After many wake-up calls that he didn't listen to, Ryan began having panic attacks which led to him evolving and finding breathwork and community.Ryan immersed himself in breathwork and began running a community and teaching it in Mt Maunganui in NZ. He then connected with Ru doing something similar in Australia and moved over in 2020 and launched Cool to Be Conscious together. Since launching hundreds of thousands of participants have been impacted by his work and weekly events all around Australia.A few key topics in this chatGrowing up in NZBroken familyFarm workAustralia Trip and free divingPanic attacksBreathworkCool to be Conscious I loved this chat and so will you!Ryan's LinksINSTAGRAM - www.instagram.com/ryanhubbards/COOL TO BE CONSCIOUS INSTAGRAM - www.instagram.com/cool2beconscious/WEBSITE - www.cool2beconscious.com/This episode is proudly sponsored by Ārepa Brain Performance Drink! Use code - GOODHUMAN for 25% off.SHOP AREPA HERE - https://drinkarepa.com/collections/all-products/Cooper's SocialsINSTAGRAM - www.instagram.com/cooperchapman/TIK TOK - www.tiktok.com/@cooperchapman_The Good Human FactoryINSTAGRAM - www.instagram.com/thegoodhumanfactory/WEBSITE - www.thegoodhumanfactory.com/WORKSHOP ENQUIRY - https://form.typeform.com/to/ECsr8tApUse code PODCAST for 25% off GOOD HUMAN FACTORY Merch. - www.thegoodhumanfactory.com/collections/goodhumanmerchTHE GOOD HUMAN FACTORY™️ 2020 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ryan Hubbards has made an immeasurable impact on so many through the power of breathwork and community!He grew up in NZ with a bit of a broken childhood. Difficult relationships with his father and stepfather left him a little lost after school and throughout his early 20s. After many wake-up calls that he didn't listen to, Ryan began having panic attacks which led to him evolving and finding breathwork and community.Ryan immersed himself in breathwork and began running a community and teaching it in Mt Maunganui in NZ. He then connected with Ru doing something similar in Australia and moved over in 2020 and launched Cool to Be Conscious together. Since launching hundreds of thousands of participants have been impacted by his work and weekly events all around Australia.A few key topics in this chatGrowing up in NZBroken familyFarm workAustralia Trip and free divingPanic attacksBreathworkCool to be Conscious I loved this chat and so will you!Ryan's LinksINSTAGRAM - www.instagram.com/ryanhubbards/COOL TO BE CONSCIOUS INSTAGRAM - www.instagram.com/cool2beconscious/WEBSITE - www.cool2beconscious.com/This episode is proudly sponsored by Ārepa Brain Performance Drink! Use code - GOODHUMAN for 25% off.SHOP AREPA HERE - https://drinkarepa.com/collections/all-products/Cooper's SocialsINSTAGRAM - www.instagram.com/cooperchapman/TIK TOK - www.tiktok.com/@cooperchapman_The Good Human FactoryINSTAGRAM - www.instagram.com/thegoodhumanfactory/WEBSITE - www.thegoodhumanfactory.com/WORKSHOP ENQUIRY - https://form.typeform.com/to/ECsr8tApUse code PODCAST for 25% off GOOD HUMAN FACTORY Merch. - www.thegoodhumanfactory.com/collections/goodhumanmerchTHE GOOD HUMAN FACTORY™️ 2020 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Leith Fleming-Smith recognizes the most important part of a performance is simply being yourself! Starting piano lessons with his next-door neighbour in small town Hubbards has since led to stadium shows, tours across the country, sold out venues and an adoring fan base. Leith shows us a different side to his life and how his guiding philosophy is embodied both on and off stage. A man who cherishes friendship, has music in his veins, and is always the sweetest person in the room. We're so lucky to sit down with one of the greatest souls in Canadian music.  Us on the web: www.mikeandkristen.ca Instagram: www.instagram.com/mike_and_kristen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikeandkristencreative Shoot us a message! Say hello, tell us who you think we should have on the podcast, and your deepest and darkest secrets: mikeandkristencreative@gmail.com  Review our book "You and Me" on Amazon (it helps a lot!!): https://amzn.to/3qqNCMo Intro song: "The Walk" Outro song: "The Jam" both by Mike's band The Town Heroes - www.thetownheroes.com Mike's site: www.michaelsryan.com Kristen's site: www.kristenherringtonart.com Leith's Instagram: @leithfs Tickets to Mike's Marquee show Dec 8th: https://www.showpass.com/the-town-heroes-the-marquee/

Hour 2 - ESPN debuted a new Monday Night Football song with Snoop Dogg and Chris Stapleton. A lot of people have been texting us asking if we know why Jeremy Hubbard hasn't been wearing a ring when he is on tv. Jamie text Jeremy to get the details. Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater are dating. Jamie can't get over Ethan's voice. 

In the studio with us is Mr. Erik Hubbard. Erik is the Executive Director of Backroads of Appalachia. Mr. Hubbards dream and goal is Economic growth and development through motorsports within the Appalachian region. We dive deep into this and many other topics and Erik explains his Love and respect for the Appalachian culture. Please visit their Facebook page using the link below. Also, some BIG NEWS for the What's up World Podcast. Thanks, and enjoy. (2) backroads of appalachia - Search Results | Facebook --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/danny-potter/support

Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault speaks to host Catherine Cullen about whether he and Smith can get on the same page when it comes to climate policy, then Emily Croft, a captain with the Hubbards, N.S. volunteer fire department, describes her team's experience fighting the blaze in her province. Kieran Oudshoorn of the CBC's Audio Doc Unit speaks with protesters and the logging company about the fallout from the Fairy Creek blockades, two years later. Plus — Colleen Giroux-Schmidt, vice president of corporate relations at Innergex and Jeff Cyr, CEO of Raven Indigenous Capital Partners, talk about why they believe government must subsidize the green revolution.

Elmarie and Conor were at Fastnet Film Festival again this year, and after a brilliant panel discussion on independent filmmaking in the Regions, and an afternoon of stories and anecdotes from the Hubbards of Hubbard Casting, Elmarie bumped into a few of the Cork actors who were there soaking it all up. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kevin Ralston @kevinralton will show his recent Slamdance premiered short Hubbards @reunion @alamonyc on May 2. Kevin has a certain brand of humor. It's meditative and strangely whimsical rather than dark. There's a lot of comparisons we talk about like the whole Adult Swim world, Tim & Eric, etc. but I find that a lot of those deliver this underbelly of a bleak world view, whereas Kevin's writing and tone feels sentimental and hopeful, connected to people through the disconnects he's investigating. Looking forward to everyone seeing some of this next week. https://reunion5223.splashthat.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/teawithsg/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/teawithsg/support

Don't miss out on this insightful yet funny message as the Deuths and Hubbards sit in the hot seat to answer questions of all kinds on relationships.

Don't miss out on this insightful yet funny message as the Deuths and Hubbards sit in the hot seat to answer questions of all kinds on relationships.

On this week's show, your host, Justin Mog, floats up river to a special place on the banks of the Ohio River with Jessica Whitehead & David Wicks, two Board members of Payne Hollow on the Ohio (https://www.paynehollowontheohio.org/), a new non-profit organization whose mission is to sustainably preserve the structures and land at Payne Hollow in Trimble County, Kentucky, as a means to protect and promote the legacy of Harlan and Anna Hubbard. On October 14th, they announced that the organization met its Phase I fundraising goal and officially closed on the property. With gratitude to all of its Founding Partners, Payne Hollow on the Ohio is now ready to begin its next phase of fundraising and mission-driven work. The organization is seeking donors from the community who will be able to support the vital and ongoing preservation and restoration of the structures, land, and artifacts at Payne Hollow. Harlan Hubbard (1900-1988) was considered by many to be a modern-day Thoreau. Hubbard is widely beloved for his writing and art, but he and his wife, Anna Hubbard, captivated the public imagination when, after years of living on a shantyboat, they settled down in Payne's Hollow–later shortened by Harlan to “Payne Hollow” along the banks of the Ohio River. There they built a charming, bespoke homestead where they lived for thirty-five years. The Hubbards spent their days living sustainably–foraging, fishing, gardening, chopping wood, as well as writing, artmaking, and playing music. They were unique in twentieth-century life, choosing a life of quiet solitude, foregoing electricity and running water, shunning modern tools and amenities, all to live “on the fringe of society.” When the Hubbards died in the 1980s, Paul Hassfurder, a friend and fellow artist, inherited and maintained the property. Now that responsibility has passed to Payne Hollow on the Ohio, an organization which seeks to honor the Hollow's former owners by tirelessly bringing the land and structures back to their former glory. To learn more about Payne Hollow on the Ohio's goals, work, team, and future, or to make a donation to our ongoing projects, visit https://www.paynehollowontheohio.org or follow them on Facebook and Instagram @paynehollowontheohio. Donations and gifts of any amount will help Payne Hollow on the Ohio meet its Phase II fundraising goals. They can be made through the website or via check. Due to the severe topography, habitat concerns, historical landmarks, and management, access to Payne Hollow on the Ohio is by permission only. Guided tours and events on the property will be announced in the coming months, and property access will be limited to those events. See also: The Ohio River Way (hosting a summit on Nov. 15th): http://theohioriverway.org UofL's Hubbard archives: https://library.louisville.edu/archives/hubbard Afloat on the Ohio: https://www.afloatontheohio.com/ As always, our feature is followed by your community action calendar for the week, so get your calendars out and get ready to take action for sustainability NOW! Sustainability Now! is hosted by Dr. Justin Mog and airs on Forward Radio, 106.5fm, WFMP-LP Louisville, every Monday at 6pm and repeats Tuesdays at 12am and 10am. Find us at http://forwardradio.org The music in this podcast is courtesy of the local band Appalatin and is used by permission. Explore their delightful music at http://appalatin.com

On episode 14, we have 2 guests join us, The Hubbards to tell their story of their business endeavors and how they manage the work/life balance while maintaining family time with their 2 daughters.

This week we talk about Biden's announcement that the pandemic is over, the war in Ukraine, Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard giving away his company, Ye tearing up his Gap contract, and more before we get to the pods. Then, we discuss the release of Adnan Syed, the subject of the first season of Serial, the OG true crime pod, L. Ron Hubbard being terrible in the Navy, the TF boys talking about their fashion-week-party-of-the-millennium, Chris from How Long Gone having issues with AVIS, and Alex/2Tone of Powerful Truth Angels dealing with a mutiny. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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What brings you joy? Listen to Guest Jade Martin speak about her serial entrepreneurial days and how she's combined wellness into natural soap making and an AirBnB called Seaside Glamper in Hubbards, Nova Scotia. Her passion is entrepreneurial gold.

Before it was called Richvalley, the community the French family was living in was known as Keller Station. Isaac Keller and his brother owned large tracts of land in this area, as well a popular Inn and Tavern that was the social hub of that neighborhood. Isaac Keller actually owned the land that the Frenches, and now the Hubbards, had been living on.On their way to the cabin, the posse locates Keller; they also find a doctor, and they bring both men with them.-Visit us online at: Itshometownhistory.com-Find us on all podcasting platforms: https://link.chtbl.com/hometownhistory-Support our podcast by becoming a patron at: Patreon.com/itshometownhistory-Check out our other podcasts: itsarclightmedia.comEpisode Sponsor:- Right now Ritual is offering my listeners 10% off your first three months. Visit ritual.com/HOMETOWN

Aaron French moved in from Cincinnati.He had only been here approximately 6 Months. So he himself was a transient character, he had attempted to be a businessman in Cincinnati, involved in the meat packing industry and went broke. And so he decided to maybe , try his hand at farming.-Visit us online at: Itshometownhistory.com-Find us on all podcasting platforms: https://link.chtbl.com/hometownhistory-Support our podcast by becoming a patron at: Patreon.com/itshometownhistory-Check out our other podcasts: itsarclightmedia.comEpisode Sponsor:- Right now Ritual is offering my listeners 10% off your first three months. Visitritual.com/HOMETOWN

The Nova Scotia government recently wrote off the largest environmental fines in the province's history. In 2017, Aspotogan Developments Limited and Aspotogan Ridge Incorporated were convicted of building over a wetland during the construction of a golf course near Hubbards. Caitlin Urquhart, a lawyer with Ecojustice, shares her comments on the unpaid fines.

A local Fitchburg dad has done what any good father would do and that is go above and beyond to bring his daughter to safety. Dr. William Hubbard has traveled to the war-torn country of Ukraine to help his daughter and grandson flee the country. Currently the Hubbards are stuck on the Slovakia/Ukraine border unable to cross into Slovakia due to what Ukraine officials claim is improper documentation. Tonight, Dr. William Hubbard calls into NightSide live from Ukraine to tell his story.

Ps. Matt and Mikala Hubbard sit down with Marriage and Family Therapist Brian Reiswig, going in-depth about healthy versus unhealthy relationship behaviors. This dynamic interview will have you laughing as you join in on the Hubbard's relationship problems as well as learn from them even in your own relationships! Don't miss out on this incredible interview.

Ps. Matt and Mikala Hubbard sit down with Marriage and Family Therapist Brian Reiswig, going in-depth about healthy versus unhealthy relationship behaviors. This dynamic interview will have you laughing as you join in on the Hubbard's relationship problems as well as learn from them even in your own relationships! Don't miss out on this incredible interview.

PPs. Matt and Mikala Hubbard sit down with Marriage and Family Therapist Brian Reiswig, going in-depth about healthy versus unhealthy relationship behaviors. This dynamic interview will have you laughing as you join in on the Hubbard's relationship problems as well as learn from them even in your own relationships! Don't miss out on this incredible interview.

Iggy and Lern warble. Salt and Smoke brought treats. Lern tries to read the names Jackson butchered. Doug isn't pleased with her effort. Will Lern let Iggy come in on her show. #CrossPromotion. Running the board. Iggy pitches 'Meet the Hubbards'. Lern not impressed. Lern shares some awesome stories. EMOTD.

Iggy and Lern warble. Salt and Smoke brought treats. Lern tries to read the names Jackson butchered. Doug isn't pleased with her effort. Will Lern let Iggy come in on her show. #CrossPromotion. Running the board. Iggy pitches 'Meet the Hubbards'. Lern not impressed. Lern shares some awesome stories. EMOTD.

Doug complains about the stock market while Iggy warbles. 88.3 The Dog. KSHE birthday party. Pointfest. Iggy wants to interview Samantha Fish. Who keeps breathing into the mic? Iggy's life as a child. DraftKings Cal joins us to talk Sammy Fishy. Los Lonely Boys. Dear Deidre about peep shows. Hedo peep shows. Iggy's patio. Plowsy's bathroom experience. Iggy had some strange bathroom stories as a kid. Pepper and Geenie. Meet the Hubbards. STL/NFL Lawsuit news. EMOTD.

Movie talk. What's Jackson's Mount Rushmore? Bruce E. Young. Batman. Lisa Ann joins the presentation at 9:30. Dotem details. Iggy suggests 'Meet the Hubbards'. Could Pepper & Geenie become a reality? Iggy wants 'TMA presents Los Lonely Boys'. Lisa Ann will be present for the Dotem. Hot seats for college coaches. We go to bowls around here. Progress is key. SoundStory. 1968 Cardinals. JFK Assassination. Shows ending poorly. Game of Thrones. Two middle initials. Tour talk.

This week we sit down with Miles Adcox and Vanessa Evigan Adcox, the owners of Onsite, some of the Hubbards best friends, and leaders in the mental health community. Today we have such a vulnerable conversation about handling life's ups and downs, growing so we can be the best version of ourselves for us and our partners, and how to manage anxiety especially when it comes to the holidays. As we talk about during the episode, so many of us are experiencing anxiety right now and navigating new life moments and this episode will leave you feeling inspired with new tools to live a healthier, happier, and more meaning full life. Thank you to our sponsors: Talkspace: www.talkspace.com code: LIVING for $100 off your first month Joybird: www.joybird.com/LIVING for 30% off Truebill: www.truebill.com/LIVING The Toy Association: Once Upon a Playtime podcast, thegeniusofplay.org Produced by Dear Media.

The CBC's Jean Laroche ventures deep into a forest, northwest of Hubbards, to visit an eastern hemlock that so old it started growing before John Cabot's expedition to North America. It's an exciting find in this province, where there is only a tiny fraction of old-growth forest left.

The Canadian television multi-hyphenate Sheri Elwood has spent thepast two summers down in Hubbards making Moonshine, asemi-autobiographical drama about the family that runs a summer resortand its adjacent venue (aka The Shore Club). In a spare 15 minutesfrom creating, co-writing, and directing the second season, she phonesin from the shore to talk about being "repatriated" from American TV(and the differences of working in it versus here), and why now feltlike the time for a show like this.

Heath and Joni Hubbard are part the Hope Alive church planting team through IM, Inc. They join the podcast to discuss God's leading of each of them into missions (with a shoutout to ETEAM Student Mission Program), and how their church reaches people in a country where 99.7% of the population are lost without Christ and without hope. #NAFWB   Find out more about the Hubbards' ministry and how you can support them at https://iminc.org/im-missionaries/heath-and-joni-hubbard/.

Join us as we speak with Megan Hubbard, who you can find on Instagram or Facebook @hubbardsonthehitch.  Megan shared of her stories on the road and camping with her teenagers.  She had some wonderful tips to share and advise to give.  

Michele Coons tells the harrowing story of how her husband went into cardiac arrest in the Canadian Tire in Bayers Lake, NS, and the staff sprang into action and saved him. We hear about ugly green algae in Jones Lake in Moncton. And on the phone-in: Our Maritime coastline and how it's being affected by climate change

This week we're welcoming Nitasha Goel, the creator of The Cure Skincare. We learn all about how The Cure started as a retail shop for natural skin care products in Toronto, to becoming its own natural skincare brand based out of Hubbards, NS.  Nitasha shares how she ended up on the east coast, what surprised her about building a business in Nova Scotia, the distance she goes to source high-quality ingredients, and she shares plenty of skincare tips!   Connect with Nitasha & Shop The Cure at:  @thecureskincare.ca on Instagram thecureskincare.ca More at rivalandqueen.com

This week we're welcoming Nitasha Goel, the creator of The Cure Skincare. We learn all about how The Cure started as a retail shop for natural skin care products in Toronto, to becoming its own natural skincare brand based out of Hubbards, NS.  Nitasha shares how she ended up on the east coast, what surprised her about building a business in Nova Scotia, the distance she goes to source high-quality ingredients, and she shares plenty of skincare tips!   Connect with Nitasha & Shop The Cure at:  @thecureskincare.ca on Instagram thecureskincare.ca More at rivalandqueen.com

Friday, June 25, 2021 - Have you ever watched an old film that has cringe-worthy content by today's standards? The Turner Classic Movie channel addresses that by reframing the films with discussions that acknowledge the problems. Here to expand upon this practice is Prairie Public movie critic Matt Olien. ~~~ We wrap up our conversations about the 10 year anniversary of the Minot flood as news director Dave Thompson reflects on the event as part of our regular Friday discussion of topics in the news. ~~~ Tom Isern shares a Plains Folk essay titled “Hubbards in the Cupboard.”

Friday, June 25, 2021 - Have you ever watched an old film that has cringe-worthy content by today's standards? The Turner Classic Movie channel addresses that by reframing the films with discussions that acknowledge the problems. Here to expand upon this practice is Prairie Public movie critic Matt Olien. ~~~ We wrap up our conversations about the 10 year anniversary of the Minot flood as news director Dave Thompson reflects on the event as part of our regular Friday discussion of topics in the news. ~~~ Tom Isern shares a Plains Folk essay titled “Hubbards in the Cupboard.”

The complex of beds and borders and compost piles between our house and Willow Creek is, officially, a place, which we call, simply, the Prairie Garden. You can hashtag it, #prairiegarden, and you can check into it online at the Prairie Garden. The sense of place is one good reason for planting a garden, working in a garden, or just sitting with your dog in a garden--to get to know a particular place really well and thus be informed about life on the prairies, its details, its limits, its promise.

In our local news today: Perry County authorities are searching for a man missing from the Toad Suck area along with a missing elderly man; Atkins Police locate & apprehend a suspect who fled last week; the Foshees have been named Conway County & Western District Farm Family of the Year; the Hubbards have been named Perry County Farm Family of the Year; Morrilton, Atkins, & Fourche were awarded outdoor recreation grants; local active COVID cases unchanged but another death was recorded in Perry County; we'll check sports, and have a visit with Lauren Brown and Emali Sommers on behalf of Morrilton Parks & Rec.

I discuss my trip to six flags over the weekend and some of the sights and sounds of NJ. Also FULL TEA, i loose it in the last 30 seconds. whoops. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hardcoresobrietea/message

A frank discussion about a difficult problem. How a woman from Hubbards came to be diagnosed with Schizophrenia. And what it's like to be in her head.

Kevin and Lynn Hubbard chat with Assoc. Minister Jason about their time at The Well, working with special education elementary students through many schedule changes and distance learning and looking forward to being close with friends again! Listen in to hear more about what their spiritual journey has been!View all our Virtual Voice videos on YouTube or listen on your favorite podcast app! Get more info on our podcasts page > https://thewellmn.church/podcasts

One in five Canadians will experience some kind of mental health problem or illness in any given year. And by the time we hit the age of forty, half of us will have, or will have already had a mental illness. Schizophrenia affects about one per cent of the Canadian population. Lesley McCuaig from Hubbards is someone who is living a life post diagnosis and is trying to let others know there is a path to recovery.

Luke and Dave are back after making it through a big first weekend back in the pubs!Episode 3 of Season 4 comes with a huge BigSmoke:InFocus chat with Ethan Barnett AKA Ten Tonnes, off the back of his festival-ready banger of a new single ‘Everything You Got’. We chat with him about how life in this Sci-Fi horror of a year has helped him get busy with writing, how he ends up thinking about his dinner options during live shows and all about a chance encounter with TV chef royalty, Gino D’Acampo! This week’s CloseUp 60 Seconds sees us catch up with The Hubbards, who are set to play alongside the likes of whenyoung, Sad Boys Club and Valeras for CloseUp Festival 2021. PLUS! Luke digs out a compilation album that drips with 90’s anthems and a round-up of this week’s Tunes of The Week, featuring L’Objectif, Speedboat & more.

Don't miss out on part two of this insightful Valentine's Day panel as the Hubbards and Marriage and Family Therapist Brian Reiswig share some biblical wisdom around relationships, love and marriage.

Don't miss out on part one of this insightful Valentine's Day panel as the Hubbards and Marriage and Family Therapist Brian Reiswig share some biblical wisdom around relationships, love and marriage.

Da mussten sich Malte Asmus und Désirée Wolff ordentlich die Augen reiben ... was zum Henker machte dieser Mark Hubbard da? Unsere Experten haben ja schon viele Putting-Griffe auf der Tour gesehen, aber das was Hubbard beim The American Express in La Quinta zeigte, das überraschte selbst die beiden. Natürlich sprechen sie ausführlich drüber, vergessen darüber aber auch den Sieger Si Woo Kim nicht. Und auch die LPGA Tour nicht, die in Florida das Tournament of Champions spielte. Die Kordas räumten da groß ab und aus deutscher Sicht verlief das Event auch sehr erfreulich.

Da mussten sich Malte Asmus und Désirée Wolff ordentlich die Augen reiben ... was zum Henker machte dieser Mark Hubbard da? Unsere Experten haben ja schon viele Putting-Griffe auf der Tour gesehen, aber das was Hubbard beim The American Express in La Quinta zeigte, das überraschte selbst die beiden. Natürlich sprechen sie ausführlich drüber, vergessen darüber aber auch den Sieger Si Woo Kim nicht. Und auch die LPGA Tour nicht, die in Florida das Tournament of Champions spielte. Die Kordas räumten da groß ab und aus deutscher Sicht verlief das Event auch sehr erfreulich. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Da mussten sich Malte Asmus und Désirée Wolff ordentlich die Augen reiben ... was zum Henker machte dieser Mark Hubbard da? Unsere Experten haben ja schon viele Putting-Griffe auf der Tour gesehen, aber das was Hubbard beim The American Express in La Quinta zeigte, das überraschte selbst die beiden. Natürlich sprechen sie ausführlich drüber, vergessen darüber aber auch den Sieger Si Woo Kim nicht. Und auch die LPGA Tour nicht, die in Florida das Tournament of Champions spielte. Die Kordas räumten da groß ab und aus deutscher Sicht verlief das Event auch sehr erfreulich....

Da mussten sich Malte Asmus und Désirée Wolff ordentlich die Augen reiben ... was zum Henker machte dieser Mark Hubbard da? Unsere Experten haben ja schon viele Putting-Griffe auf der Tour gesehen, aber das was Hubbard beim The American Express in La Quinta zeigte, das überraschte selbst die beiden. Natürlich sprechen sie ausführlich drüber, vergessen darüber aber auch den Sieger Si Woo Kim nicht. Und auch die LPGA Tour nicht, die in Florida das Tournament of Champions spielte. Die Kordas räumten da groß ab und aus deutscher Sicht verlief das Event auch sehr erfreulich....

The rogue rooster has been arrested. We have a happy ending to a story we brought you yesterday about a rooster on the lam near Hubbards.

Taking free-range to a whole new level.... a rooster rescue is underway in a forest near Hubbards. A local man hopes to catch the feral birds and bring them to safety.

Join us on October 27th for 'From Firm to Fintech: A Candid Conversation with Twyla Verhelst, FreshBooks & Will Lopez, Gusto' a webinar brought to you by FreshBooks! click HERE to Register!“We’re better together, and we go further together.” This is Kalani Hubbard talking about one of the perks of working with his wife Stefanie at their video production company Galaxy Visuals. Together, Kalani and Stefanie have worked on projects ranging from commercials to training videos; their most recent win was developing View and Chew, their own series with Amazon Prime.On this week's episode, we talk to the Hubbards about how they merge their work-life with their marriage, how Stefanie's former role as a hairstylist still serves her when she's making media and the power of Google Hangouts. We also go high-level: why a big vision doesn't always need a big budget, and how optimism can sometimes mean asking yourself the right questions: how can I make that happen?Join the conversation on Facebook in our #imakealiving group, where you can chat about challenges, find resources for success, and stay connected with other entrepreneurs! Guest- Stefanie and Kalani HubbardGalaxy Visuals

Høstferie betyr kaos i LOLbua med Jon Cato på hyttetur med familie og Lars på kjærlighetstur med sin utkårede. Derfor har vi laget en ny episode av SIDbua til denne uka, der vi fokuserer utelukkende på alles favorittkomponist: Rob Hubbard. Hubbards karriere på Commodore 64 startet i 1985 med musikken til spillet Thing on a Spring. Spillets musikk var intet mindre enn revolusjonerende da det dukket opp, og han bidro med soundtrack til flere andre spill det året. I denne episoden går vi kronologisk gjennom alle Rob Hubbard-spill anmeldt i Zzap 64 i 1985, og spiller musikken fra disse spillene. Det blir klassiske - og mindre klassiske - Rob Hubbard-låter, og et herlig innblikk i hvordan karrieren til verdens mest kjente C64-musiker startet. God fornøyelse!

Høstferie betyr kaos i LOLbua med Jon Cato på hyttetur med familie og Lars på kjærlighetstur med sin utkårede. Derfor har vi laget en ny episode av SIDbua til denne uka, der vi fokuserer utelukkende på alles favorittkomponist: Rob Hubbard. Hubbards karriere på Commodore 64 startet i 1985 med musikken til spillet Thing on a Spring. Spillets musikk var intet mindre enn revolusjonerende da det dukket opp, og han bidro med soundtrack til flere andre spill det året. I denne episoden går vi kronologisk gjennom alle Rob Hubbard-spill anmeldt i Zzap 64 i 1985, og spiller musikken fra disse spillene. Det blir klassiske - og mindre klassiske - Rob Hubbard-låter, og et herlig innblikk i hvordan karrieren til verdens mest kjente C64-musiker startet. God fornøyelse!

On this episode we dip into some Hubbards Cave IPA, and Earnest Brewery Crunchy Hippie. For better or for worse. One random topic to the next would some this conversation up. Its been two months. we're rusty. Give us a break. Cheers!

In Part 2 of our deep dive into Scientology we explore Hubbards time in Jack Parsons OTO Black Magic cult, the launch of Dianetics, and his escape to sea to torture 4 year olds and corgis 

Talking with Barrel Culture and Une Année/ Hubbard's Cave at one of the Southeast's best beer fests Recently one of the best beer festivals in the Southeast descended on Atlanta, GA (OK, technically Chamblee).  I'm sure I'm a bit biased with it being on my home turf, but when you have nearly 70 highly regarded breweries from around the country bring out their best IPAs, Sours, Stouts, Pilsners, and Meads it's going to be a great party.  In addition to Barrel Culture and Une Année/ Hubbard's Cave, breweries like Carton, Civil Society, Horus, Old Nation, and The Answer were also pouring.  Blue Pants even had a Pilsner on slow pour, and if you're a regular listener you know we're loving that right now. Barrel Culture's head brewer Paul Wasmund joined us to talk about what's coming up at their brewery.  One of Wasmund's goals when joining Barrel Culture in late 2018 was to introduce clean beers alongside their delicious sour beers, which they launched just before the festival.  Wasmund also talks about the addition of spontaneously fermented beers and brett Saisons, and we get his thoughts on superheroes. Jerry Nelson, the founder of Hubbard's Cave and Une Année, has quite a story.  He initially launched Une Année with a focus on classic Belgian Ales, but consumers didn't want classic Belgian Ales.  Coupled with a few other hurdles, his brewery nearly went bankrupt.  Nelson decided to create a new identity in Hubbard's Cave to offer more popular beer styles.  Soon, he'll open a new brewery in Niles, IL.  In a development with a replica of the Leaning Tower of Pisa.  No kidding. None of this would have been possible without the hard work of the guys from distributor Modern Hops.  Partners Philip Barnes and Michael Lowenberg (pictured bottom center in the above photo) talk about their unique approach to beer distribution and how they made the festival happen, as well as their support for the Georgia Transplant Foundation with the event's proceeds. Places and things mentioned in this episode Modern Hops Boneflower Meadery Old Nation Brewing Idyll Hounds Brewing Barrel Culture Brewing & Blending Une Année / Hubbard's Cave The Georgia Transplant Foundation Subscribe to Beer Guys Radio Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Or your favorite podcasting app Support Beer Guys Radio on Patreon | Get commercial-free episodes, swag, and other cool perks.

Don't miss out on this powerful interview with Ps. Matt and Mikala Hubbard where they talk about all things marriage and dating!

Our sophomore show welcomes a truly creative and wonderful Hubbards, Nova Scotia native - DOODLELovely's Melissa Simms Lloyd plus a flashback extra with ANNE MURRAY.

Doubtless, they will someday say, “Inspired by Roycroft and Bohemian Grove, Pennie and Roy Williams built Wizard Academy…”But they will be wrong. Yes, the Princess and I – with the help of hundreds of good friends around the world – began constructing the Wizard Academy campus in 2004. The “wrong” part is that we were inspired by Roycroft and Bohemian Grove. This error is forgivable, however, because jumping to conclusions is what makes us humans so adorable.Elbert Hubbard was a marketer whose magazine, The Philistine, was read by subscribers around the world 120 years ago. Likewise, my Monday Morning Memos and the e-zines of Indiana Beagle are read by subscribers around the world. But Elbert Hubbard did not inspire me to become a marketer or to write these Monday Morning Memos. And I'm pretty sure Indy Beagle wanders http://www.mondaymorningmemo.com/rabbithole/ (the rabbit hole) for reasons of his own, as well. Elbert Hubbard published a book on advertising but I did not write my Wizard of Ads trilogy because of him. Elbert and his wife, Alice, began building the Roycroft Campus as a writer's and artist's enclave in East Aurora, New York, in 1895. But Pennie had never heard of the Hubbards or their Roycroft Campus when she decided to build Wizard Academy. I know this to be true. I was there. Yet there are definite similarities between our organizations. Wizard Academy bridges the gap between business and the arts. Like the Roycrofters before us, we celebrate the study of the arts for the furtherance of business.*San Francisco's Bohemian Club began constructing Bohemian Grove in 1878. The “Bohemians” in those days were writers and artists. But business people wanted to hang out with them and were immediately attracted to the club. Oscar Wilde attended The Grove in 1882. Afterwards, he said, “When bankers get together they talk about art. When artists get together, they talk about money.” Think of the annual encampment at Bohemian Grove as the original TED Conference.An invitation to The Grove remains the hardest of all tickets to obtain. Security is incredibly tight. The guests invited to Bohemian Grove today are Nobel Prize winners, top-tier artists and authors, Senators, and Fortune 500 CEOs. Interestingly, Wizard Academy attracts many of these same people, but on a smaller scale. The official motto of The Bohemian Club is a line taken from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, “Weaving Spiders Come Not Here.” It means, “Business deals and any thoughts of ‘networking' are to be left outside. This is a place of escape.” Like Bohemian Grove, Wizard Academy is a place of escape, renewal, and inspiration for people who wrestle with giants.Do you have a dream, an enterprise, a mission, a purpose that occupies your heart and hands and mind? Come. You have a tribe. Hang out with us. You will be a stronger wrestler when you leave. Roy H. Williams

Note: If you haven't listened to Minisode 0 yet, you maybe should to get some context for how we came to be at this point, with this film.  Now, in Episode 1, Mitch and Andy break down Danny Steinmann's much maligned Friday the 13th: Part V - A New Beginning! It's Andy's choice! It's Mitch's first viewing! Is Andy defending the indefensible? Can Mitch be persuaded? Why are the Hubbards so dirty? Why does Demon have so much Mexican food? These are just some of the questions posed herein. Will there be answers? Who can say! Dive in.  Check out the trailer below!  Please note that this podcast may contain spoilers, strong language and even stronger Scottish accents.  Remember, you can keep up to date with our news by following us via the usual social media outlets:  Facebook Twitter Instagram Plus you can drop us an email to stronglanguageviolentscenes@gmail.com.   Strong Language & Violent Scenes theme by Mitch Bain Edits & Artwork by Andy Stewart Audio clips from Friday the 13th: Part V used in accordance with fair usage guidelines.

See under the hood of the church planter coaching system in St. Louis. Hear about the wins and the challenges of providing a great coach for every church planter. Learn the importance of a strong coaching champion to help encourage and develop coaches in a city. And learn the secret of great coaching in your city. Noah Oldham's church: http://augustgate.com/ Principles and Practices of Church Planter Coaching free ebook: https://www.namb.net/send-network-blog/sending-well-principles-and-practices-of-church-planter-coaching Introduction: Thank you for joining us on the Coaching Podcast. As part of the Send Network, we are passionate about equipping church planters to live out the call God has placed on their lives. Join us as we talk through healthy coaching practices and why every church planter needs one. Here's your host, Dino Senesi. Dino Senesi: Welcome to the Send Network Coaching Podcast. My name is Dino Senesi, and I'm the director of coaching for the Send Network, and today, I have a guest from St. Louis. His name is Noah Oldham. Now, Noah is a utility player. Now you know I'm going to segue into baseball, right? He's a utility player in the kingdom because he's a Send City Missionary, and that's part of his role, and the other part of his role is that he is a church planter and pastor of a multi-campus church in St. Louis, August Gate Church. Welcome, Noah, to the podcast. Noah Oldham: Thanks Dino. Appreciate you having me. Dino Senesi: Yeah man, and so let's talk Cardinals. What are you thinking? What's it going to look like this year because at least now, we're in March, so we're thinking baseball, right? Noah Oldham: Ah man, yeah. I think the Cardinals always kind of look middle of the pack strong, even when we've been the best in the division or ended up best in the division, but folks are pretty depressed right now. We just had a pitcher that we offered money to, and he took $5 million less to go to another city- Dino Senesi: Ouch. Noah Oldham: So that he could win, so I think that people are a little bit down in the dumps right now. Dino Senesi: Well let me tell you, as a baseball fan, I've never been anti-Cardinal, but I've been a Reds fan and a Braves fan, and so great deal of respect for a great organization, and yes, many years, you have looked like middle of the pack, and you've come out with a World Series on those years, so be encouraged. You can do it without what's-his-name, so very good. What's one place I need to eat in St. Louis the next time I come? Noah Oldham: I'm not sure if you've eaten there already. I may have pushed you this direction, but Bailey's Range. It's a restaurant at 10th and Olive downtown. It's a St. Louis original restaurant. The owner, Bailey, everything he touches turns to gold. It's a craft burger, craft milkshake place, all locally sourced, in-house baked goods. It's an amazing place. Dino Senesi: Wow. You’re making me hungry. Yeah, so very good. We went to a good place last time we were there with your coaches, your existing coaches. We got some good food. Do you remember where that was? Noah Oldham: Man, I don't. Oh yeah, we went to Tuckers. It was steak house. Dino Senesi: Oh dude. That was some good grub right there. So, it was very good. What is your wife's name? Noah Oldham: My wife's name is Heather. Dino Senesi: Yeah, Heather. And I met Heather at either a Send Conference or ... I think it was a Send Conference at Long Beach. So I met her, but how's everything with Heather? Noah Oldham: It's great. She's busy these days. She's the pastor's ... The planter wife care advocate here in St. Louis, and she homeschools our four children, and she's a lead pastor's wife, and so she does a tremendous amount. She's busy, but she's thriving. She's doing well. Dino Senesi: Wow. And she is busier than you, and you're a utility player. Noah Oldham: That's right. That's right. She keeps it all together here. Dino Senesi: Very good. What's something your family loves to do in St. Louis together? Noah Oldham: We love to hit up some of the free spots in St. Louis. St. Louis is known to be one of the most budget-friendly, family cities. We got a world renown zoo that's absolutely free, and so we like to hit that up. We like to go to Cardinal's baseball games. We like to spend together. Since we homeschool, we enjoy our time together, and so we try to do a weekly family worship with the kids, break out musical instruments. Some of them dance. We put music on YouTube on the TV and just let loose for Jesus. It's a lot of fun. Dino Senesi: That sounds so cool. Appreciate your family. Appreciate Heather, and I know that's something that's vitally important to what's going on in your world, so I appreciate you as well, my friend. I want to talk about coaching in St. Louis. Obviously, this is a coaching podcast. I'm just a curious guy, and I love big cities and what God's doing in those cities, but we'll just talk about church planter coaching. You gave us a longer story in a previous podcast, but coaching ... There's a personal meaning to coaching to you. Could you give us a thumbnail of that story? Noah Oldham: Yeah. The story goes that we had a miscarriage, early in the life of our church after years of infertility, and then getting pregnant on our own, we lost a baby in the middle of the pregnancy, we were just alone, and we were crushed. It was in that season of life, when we felt like we had no one to turn to that my coach pursued me deeper in conversation and deeper in relationship in the midst of our coaching relationship, and through that, brought his wife into the situation to help care for my wife, and they became some of the most dear people to us. Again, I always say, if it wasn't for the Hubbards, we might not be in ministry today. Dino Senesi: Yeah, yeah. It's really a great story. I would surely recommend to our listeners, if you did not hear the previous podcast, you could find it on the Send Network Coaching page, and you'd love to hear the details as how God used Mike Hubbard as a shepherd coach to walk alongside and shepherd the soul of Noah and Heather during excruciating circumstances, and it gives you a little bit of different vision of the value of coaching. For some planters, Noah, you know they perceive this as, "Well, this is what NAMB is making me do." Or, "This is what my network's making me do. I got to have a coach. Oh no. I hate it." And when, in reality, a great coach is a gift from God. Noah Oldham: Absolutely. A hundred percent necessary for the life and the health of a planter. Dino Senesi: Yeah, very much so. And so, tell me ... Give me an update. How are things going for church planter coaching in St. Louis? Noah Oldham: It's going really well. St. Louis has always been, since I've been here, at least, a strong city for coaching. When I was going through the planting process nearly a decade ago, immediately the different networks that exist here were all pushing coaching as something that was necessary and helpful and beneficial coaching, but what's been so cool about the last season for St. Louis ... Dino, you brought it to St. Louis, this unified vision for what our coaching can be, and so while we have a couple different state conventions that we work with and local associations, we've been able, through our NAMB Coaching, our Send Network Coaching, to bring one central lane for coaching instead of three or four or five different avenues, and that's been so helpful. We can track coaching better. We know who and who isn't in coaching, and it helps us to find coaches in an easier way as well. Dino Senesi: Yes. Very much. When you think about something that'll last and something that'll grow, there has to be some unity in what does it mean to have a coach, and how often does someone meet with their coach, and what do they talk about. I've been having these conversations, specifically in the NAMB context, for five years, many years before that as well, and it's ... Coaching has been very random across North America. Some guys, like yourself, you had a great, great coaching story, but there was probably three or four guys in St. Louis that didn't have that same opportunity. The sheer numbers get ahead of us, but by having a system that creates a culture, then the number of coaches that know what they're doing and are passionate about what they do, continues to grow as your church planters grow, and then every planter has what they need, which is a great coach. So, what's your biggest challenge right now with church planter coaching? Noah Oldham: We need more coaches. We have had a lot of guys doing a lot of things for years, and we're trying to grow our pool of coaches. Guys that are interested in it, even guys who aren't connected to church planting. We have a lot of guys who are getting coaching who we think are going to be tremendous coaches after this initial season of planting of receiving coaching, but we need to grow our pool, and so we're beginning to look even outside our region and even outside our tribe a little bit to get guys that are excited about the process of drawing out these church planters and helping them to flourish as they do it. Dino Senesi: Yes, and definition of coaching, I'm thinking of this too. As you find the coaches, as you train them, as you assign them ... Well, there's two things. I want to address the one at the end, but one of the things that our coach developers, such as your top-level coach developer, Kevin Wright, on your staff, they often say, "My coaches just want to hang out with their guys. There's not that level of intentionality." What are you doing, and what could we do to help move our coaches to being more intentional? Noah Oldham: Well I think one of the number one things is finding that coaching champion. Kevin Wright, our coaching champion, I can't say enough good things about. Not only is he, like you said, he's on my staff, we planted August Gate Metro East together. He leads that gathering for our church, but he's a natural coach. He is so good at it. So when this role became available, and it was placed in front of him, it was just a perfect fit, and so he is reproducing that. He's encouraging that culture. He's reminding people of what coaching is and what coaching isn't, because I think in most of our lives, especially those who played sports, we hear the word coach. We often think more like a mentor. We think like a sports coach as somebody who was really good before, and now that since they've got bad knees, all they do is tell people how to do it, but that's not what we're looking for, and Kevin understands that, and he is creating a culture here that is just exactly what we have needed in this season. Dino Senesi: Well, he is doing an incredible job, and I could attest of that from my seat on the bus, and you're a great team because you have the bigger picture. You have the heart. You have the personal experience that says you really need a coach, and Kevin's doing a great job implementing it, and he really does embody what a great coach is like and how a great coach thinks, so I've seen, even in my own journey, I learned the most about coaching through having a great coach and then through coaching reps. Just getting out there and doing it. Kim Robinson spoke to our team. He used something in a broader context, but it's like, "Get out of the huddle and run some plays." A lot of times, we have coaching huddles, right? Let's train. Let's advance our skills. Let's go to advanced training. Let's go a hundred hours of training. It's like the training can help prepare you to coach, but only coaching can make you a great coach. Reps, reps, reps. And so, you got somebody like Kevin around and others. I know some of your other coaches, and appreciate their passion. Of course, Mike Hubbard, the veteran in your coaching system. A great coach, and so I think that's great for your culture. Now, another thing that I get from coaches is my church planter doesn't want to be coached, and so normally who's listening to this podcast is coaches, but I think what words would you give that planter, maybe that's words this coach is going to pick up and give to a planter to help them really want to be coached or be coachable? What are some words of encouragement you'd give there? Noah Oldham: Yeah, we just try to give testimonials. We walk a planter through the process. We really don't make coaching optional. We don't force it on them either, but we tell them, "Here is what NAMB is giving to you. This is what we're going to provide for you." And we just tell the story in a compelling way how this is how coaching can help you and benefit you. We frame it, and we shape it as the gift that it is instead of a jumping through hoops, and we've had a couple guys who have gone through that who feel like they don't necessarily need it, and when that happens, I generally have a one-on-one conversation with them, and I ask them this question: "Have I ever asked you to do something that's a waste of your time?" Dino Senesi: Wow. Noah Oldham: And thanks be to God, they usually say, "No. Absolutely not. Everything you've asked me to do or told me I need to do has been really beneficial." Coaching is even more important than that. And so this is going to be good, and we're going to get you the right coach too. So I think that's necessary. If you have a system where you're matching guys up in a relationship that's going to be beneficial, a guy taste it just a little bit, he's going to be sold on it, and so I just tell a guy, "Trust me, and let's move forward in this together." Dino Senesi: Yeah, that's good. Match-ups are important. Getting the right match-ups. Creating the right culture, which you guys have done, and it really does take time, and so building a coaching culture in most cities, although St. Louis had the benefit of having a longer history of coaching, it takes a while. It takes a few people going through a coaching cycle, those informal conversations that a person coached has, that's worth a hundred points on a zero scale to say ... It just takes one of those from somebody like you with leadership cred that says, "Trust me. This is going to help you." Noah Oldham: One of the other cool things too, Dino, is that in our process, after we do the one-day coaching map, we do peer-to-peer coaching for a few months, and I have grown so much in peer-to- peer coaching, and so I'm able to tell planters that as well. Like, "I've gone through coaching, and here's the ways that it's benefiting me. You want to do this." Dino Senesi: Yes. And at least in our process practicing, Keith Webb says that when you have follow up practice to do after training, the results go up 300%. I would scare to think about what our results would be without peer coaching, and that's where we take two participants, two coaches that are going to be deployed within 60 to 90 days, we let them practice for a couple of months together. We even look in on them and give them some feedback because we don't want it to be okay coaching. Our target is for it to be great coaching, and so those relationships help prepare them for their planter. We want the planter to get the best possible coach they could get. So, that's another word too. If we've got crummy coaching in our city, we're kidding ourselves when we're trying to talk a planter into having one. Noah Oldham: Right. Right. Dino Senesi: So, hey Noah, I appreciate it. This is a lot of value, I think, for our listeners today, and if you'll check our show notes, you'll be able to see a link to August Gate Church, a link to our Send Network Coaching page, and even a way to get access to more podcasts than just this one. The podcast is focused on helping coaches become great coaches, so we appreciate you listening. We appreciate your feedback, and Noah, thank you for the update on the St. Louis Cardinals, but even more important, for church planter coaching in St. Louis. Noah Oldham: Thanks for having me, Dino. Dino Senesi: That's awesome. Until the next time, keep coaching. 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Hey hey! Welcome to episode 226 of Life on Fire. Today we've got a unique show for you! Instead of Nick or a guest of Nick's, I am here: the first lady of Life on Fire, Megan Unsworth. I'm sharing my very first experience preaching at our church, C3. The preach is called I Am Worthy and it is my personal testimony of finding God. Today's show is about how this experience literally changed the course of my life and how you can find your own purpose, and worthiness too. It's all here on episode 226 of Life on Fire! In this episode you'll hear: Why the people you surround yourself with matter so much. (2:15) The difference between being a “checkmark Christian” and a Christian. (2:30) How do you know you are worthy? (4:30) How to have love in your heart and peace of mind. (6:50) Who will bless you far more than you ever thought possible? (8:30) And so much more! More About This Show At 24 I was in a direct sales jewelry company that was Christian-based. At their rallies and monthly meetings they talked openly about God and His love. I was open-minded and curious so I asked one of the leaders of my group if I could attend church with them. The leader said yes and I attended church for the next few months. One Sunday they did altar call and with a fast-beating heart I raised my hand and accepted God into my life. But here's the kicker: I thought of myself as “Christian”, but I wasn't fully living a Christina life. I had one foot in the kingdom and one foot in real life, and by one foot in the kingdom I mean one pinky toe! The people I was surrounded by didn't serve me, and I knew it but I hadn't fully committed my life over to God yet. So I went to church every Sunday, and that was it. It was like a "checkmark" - I wasn't with God the rest of the week. Instead, I sought man's approval. I was the girl who always had to be in a relationship. When one ended I went right into another one. The reason I was doing that was my abandonment issues: my father committed suicide when I was 8 and my mother left when I was only 3 months old. After my father died I was raised by my grandparents and aunts and uncles. It was a great life but that little girl who lost her parents so young still longed for relationships. I sought that out in romantic relationships. I ended up in relationships that didn't always serve me and I didn't always serve them; it reached a breaking point when I heard the words I don't love you and I never will. My confidence was so low at that point, it was rock bottom for me. Until I found C3 through the Hubbards. I saw their marriage and how God was at the center of it all; I was inspired by it, and vowed to have the same in my life. Ever since that day - four years ago - I have been in attendance at C3! Shortly after meeting the Hubbards and joining C3, I went to a Cherish conference. The pastor prophesied over me and told me I am a child of God. God is my Father and He loves me, He wants me to stay on the path and not do things on my own. He loves me unconditionally and will show me the way. In that moment I finally understood I had a father, and a daddy in heaven who will never forsake me. I knew I had found my worthiness, God made no mistakes when He created me or any of us. He saved me from a downward spiral and I regained my self-worth through Christ. And that is my message for you too: you are worthy. Through God you are saved from your enemies, including yourself! Those negative thoughts, the comparisons and the not-good-enough moments, they can creep into your future. God created you to be bigger, dream bigger and have a vision that He created for your life. God has not given you a spirit of fear, but a spirit of power, love, and sound mind. God doesn't want any of us to live in fear, He wants us to live with the power of the Holy Spirit. To have love in our hearts and peace in our minds. Once I understood that and reclaimed my worthiness through Him, I declared I would find the love of my life. I started praying for him and God brought me Nick. On Sept 18, 2015 we were married and have surrendered it all to God: our life, marriage, business, finances, and family. Life isn't always easy for us but with God there is always an ease. I am now more on purpose than I have ever been in my life and I will forever praise God for that. I knows I am worthy of love, abundance and a life God has called me to and so are you. Like our beautiful son Aidan, who was born six weeks early but is perfect and blessed in every way, you too are a child of God. Hear about our journey with Aidan and more on this episode of Life on Fire.  EPISODE RESOURCES   C3 Church Life on Fire Subscribe to Life on Fire TV Podcast Write a Review on iTunes

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