Podcasts about human achievement

Scriptures: -A Hard Choice- -An Easy Choice- Psalm 1:1, Blessed -Don't Do This- -Thinking- Walk in the counsel of the wicked The Myth of More God Helps Those Who Help Themselves, Romans 5:6 Live Together Before You Are Married, Psalm 119:24 -Behaving- Stand In The Path Of Sinners, Matthew 7:13-14 -Two Gates - Narrow And Wide- Narrow Gate; Christianity, Divine Accomplishment, Divine Righteousness, Enter Heaven by God's Grace, Faith Wide Gate; Every Other world Religion, Human Achievement, Self-Righteousness, Enter Heaven by Human Merit, Works, -Two Ways - The Hard and the Easy- Luke 14:25-33, Luke 9:23, Galatians 2:20, Romans 6:6-7, Romans 12:1-2 -Belonging- Sit In The Seat Of Scoffers Do This, Psalm 1:2 The Result - A Blessed Life, Psalm 1:3 Application Point: Make The Easy Choice!

This is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.Part I (00:13 - 11:36)The Olympics and the Religion of Internationalism: There Is A Lot Going On That Most Will Not SeePart II (11:36 - 14:23)A New Babylon with a Drag Queen Behind the Altar: The Theological Signals Sent at the Very Beginning of the 2024 OlympicsPart III (14:23 - 23:36)‘The Term “Biologically Male” is Problematic': Newsflash, IOC, If You Want Separate Competition For Women Athletes You Have to Know What a Woman IsIOC President's speech – Paris 2024 Closing Ceremony by International Olympic Committee (Thomas Bach)Portrayal Guidelines: Gender-Equal, Fair, and Inclusive Representation in Sport by International Olympic CommitteePart IV (23:36 - 26:26)A Celebration of Human Achievement and Patriotism: There Were Great Moments at the Olympic GamesTeens and Tactics Blur in China's Quest for Gold by The New York Times (Hannah Beech)Sign up to receive The Briefing in your inbox every weekday morning.Follow Dr. Mohler:X | Instagram | Facebook | YouTubeFor more information on The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, go to sbts.edu.For more information on Boyce College, just go to BoyceCollege.com.To write Dr. Mohler or submit a question for The Mailbox, go here.

Join us as we review the 2023 year in Humanism and preview the events for 2024 with our regular panellists, Mark, Nicole & Katia.Together with host James, they discuss; insights from 2023 meetups and conventions, inspiring personal experiences, a varied events calendar and the important role of humanist voices in 2024's major democratic elections. Finally we pay a special thanks to our Producer Rob, who is moving on to bigger things in 2024!This week's panel only discussion is themed around the values of hope, wonder and collaborative achievement - thank you for joining us the debut year of Humanism Now.Episode References:Video playlist: talks from Humanists UK 2023 ConventionLeicester Humanists Launch EventHumanistically Speaking: A memorable humanist trip to the Large Hadron ColliderUnderstating Humanism Wonder: A Humanist PerspectiveHUK ‘Democracy is a humanist value', affirms 2023 World Humanist CongressThe Guardian 40 elections that will shape global politics in 2024HUK Bishops in the House of Lords CampaignHUK Assisted Dying CampaignSupport us on Patreon Click here to submit questions, nominate guest & topics or sponsor the show. Follow Humanism Now @HumanismNowPodX (Twitter) YouTubeInstagramTikTokFollow Central London Humanists @LondonHumanists Centrallondonhumanists.org.uk MeetupFacebookX (Twitter) YouTubeCLH are an official partner group of Humanists UK and an associate member of Humanists International

Kaneda tries to attack Tetsuo with a rock. Tetsuo flies into space. With Sean Davis.

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We discuss the Human Achievement genre and pitch a film about a man who loves those movies. Enjoy!

Hear Scott Blanchard, President of Blanchard®, share information about the recent rebrand of the company. He talks about the new tagline—The Heart of Human Achievement™, and the vision of the company—Leaders Powered for Good. He explains how Blanchard will continue to serve a diverse set of organizations with immersive learning experiences that enable leaders at all levels to turn potential into performance. For more information, visit www.Blanchard.com

Brent Combest is the Vice President of Global Partner GTM at UiPath, the leader in Robotic Process Automation or RPA. RPA enables organizations to automate various business and software processes, increasing efficiency and accuracy while achieving scale. Brent shares how he is applying a growth mindset and his experience at Microsoft to redefine UIPath's channel program and create value for its partners.

“Entrance into the Kingdom of Heaven is by divine accomplishment and not by human achievement.” -Luke 18:9-14

In this episode we get deep on our tax system and how its not legal... and other things tooincome tax source:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UCcW0RoNdcFull documentary:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6ayb02bwp0&t=0sA rich mans trick documentary:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oVpt_I9iQQ

In this episode of New Ideal Live, Sam Weaver interviews Matt Bateman, vice president of pedagogy at Higher Ground Education, about the educator Maria Montessori, creator of the Montessori method. Bateman, an expert in Montessori education, discusses its core principles and how it relates to Ayn Rand's philosophy, Objectivism. Among the topics covered: Montessori's rise to prominence as an educational thinker;Montessori education versus traditional and progressive education;How Montessori impacted education in America;Montessori's view of the distinct stages of a child's development;Why prepared environments help children develop their own minds;How Montessori materials help students understand and self-correct;The importance of freedom in developing independence, self-discipline, and character;The goal of Montessori education;Montessori and Rand on independence and learning from the senses;Montessori's view of a sequence of content consistent with how children learn;Why Montessori's pedagogic framework is valuable for elementary school children;How Montessori enables students to work at their own pace and become independent valuers;How Bateman discovered Montessori education, cofounded Higher Ground Education, and began the think tank Montessorium. Mentioned in this podcast are Rand's essays “Art and Moral Treason” from The Romantic Manifesto and “The Comprachicos” from Return of the Primitive, as well as Bateman's articles “Culture of Work, Culture of Knowledge” and “Human Achievement and Human Development.” The podcast was recorded on April 11, 2022 and was broadcast on May 18, 2022. Listen to the discussion below. Listen and subscribe from your mobile device on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or Stitcher. Watch archived podcasts here. https://www.youtube.com/embed/yxM32D6G218 Podcast audio:

UiPath is a leading robotic process automation (RPA) software company. Renzo Taal designs and manages the company's growth strategy for the EMEA region in close collaboration with the senior leadership team and has been recognized as one of the most influential young business leaders in the EMEA.   We discuss the importance of retaining and attracting talent with automation education and how to best implement automation upskilling and reskilling programs within the context of the current job market. Finally, Renzo shares his story and how an increased awareness of the power of UiPath's end-to-end automation platform coupled with solid execution by the team resulted in a fiscal third-quarter ARR of $818 million, an increase of 58 percent year-over-year.

Let's understand the business of a company that makes software robots so people don't have to be robots!Industry: Software—Infrastructure

The Heartland Institute’s Donald Kendal, Jim Lakely, and Chris Talgo present episode 317 of the In The Tank Podcast. On this episode, the ITT crew talks about Heartland's 14th International Conference on Climate Change and the media's predictable response. Later, they are joined by Ed Hudgins, president of the Human Achievement Alliance, to talk about Human […]

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MapableUSA.com: In today's world (and with the advent of the JOBS Act), it has never been easier to raise capital. So why do so many businesses fail in that regard? It's all about trust. In this podcast, Dr. Donald Moine, the President of the Association of Human Achievement provides real-world tips and tools that crowdfunding issues can use to be more persuasive and better build trust with their potential investors.

A unique goal that no other person on the planet at his age has achieved is being pursued by the Greek alpinist, Antonis Sykaris. - Ένα μοναδικό στόχο που δεν έχει καταφέρει κανείς άλλος άνθρωπος στον πλανήτη στην ηλικία του, κυνηγά ο Έλληνας αλπινιστής, Αντώνης Συκάρης.

Guest programmer Zac Traeger (The Museum of Human Achievement) joins Jenni, David, and Tanner to explore 1984’s "Caravan of Courage," the first of two made-for-TV Ewok movies.

Aristotle coined the term, Eudaimonia, thousands of years ago. It is the reason we are here. It is about being in full alignment with your values. This is the goal of our human existence.

Lift Your Hands above Your Head Reaching the Pinnacle of Human Achievement... and Beyond With Rabbi Ari Sollish (Recorded live at the Intown Jewish Academy on February 3, 2021) Are you possessive about your own personal space? Through the lens of an interesting discussion about the parameters of personal space in Jewish law, discover the limits of your own personal growth -- and how to smash them, too.

Reaching the Pinnacle of Human Achievement . . . and Beyond Are you possessive about your own personal space? Through the lens of an interesting discussion about the parameters of personal space in Jewish law, discover the limits of your own personal growth—and how to smash them, too.

In today's jam-packed 'sode, we kick it off with a discussion of Guy Fawkes, cheese rolling, and barrel burning, which eventually results in an official endorsement of chaos, looting, and rioting. As our title suggests, we also wonder what takes the cake as the single greatest human achievement, before we answer the age-old question of whether you can get athlete's foot in the jungle. We throw around a bunch of words like chalazion and dihydrogen oxide before diving deep into the philosophy of Men in Black and life as a goat. We hear Munro get genuinely angry, hurt, and offended for the first time (guess whose fault that was), and we shit all over all sorts of awards that we have never gotten and most probably will never get. This list includes the Nobel Peace Prize, the Grammies, the Oscars, and more. We wrap it up after talk of taxidermy, coffins hanging off cliffs, circumcision practice kits, and promises of discussion topics to come. Good Lord.

In this episode, our hosts reminisce on their individual journeys as student-athletes and also give a bit of insight on what you all can expect from this podcast moving forward.   Check out our website and blog: theamateurspod.com   Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_amateurspodcast/ Like and Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8MiirH0uRMVzwCJ3BPXVGg --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/s/22f6bd10/podcast/sponsor/acugj9/url/https%3A%2F%2Fanchor.fm%2Fapp (https://anchor.fm/app) Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theamateurspodcast/support (https://anchor.fm/theamateurspodcast/support)

Facebook Live Chat with Heather Moyse and Yves Doucet on "Creating New Habits" when your environment changes. WATCH VIDEO:https://www.facebook.com/DovicoSoftware/videos/822551144904826Heather is a Keynote Speaker, Advocate for Human Achievement and a 2-time Olympic Gold Medalist, but she is not your typical Olympian. From the small Prince Edward Island town of Summerside to the top of the Olympic podium, Heather has been described as Canada’s best-ever all-round female athlete, Heather is an accomplished speaker who inspires people all around the world with the depth of her experiences, and enlightens audiences with her lessons and philosophies on success and life.Her new book is now available on Amazon: Redefining 'Realistic' - https://www.amazon.ca/Redefining-Realistic-Shift-Perspective-Potential/dp/1775097226Heather Moyse - heathermoyse.comYves Doucet - yvesdoucet.com**Please Like, Share & Follow for upcoming episodes!**https://www.dovico.com/podcasts/

The curator of the Cage Match Project and host for this podcast, Ariel René Jackson, interviews Round 13 artist Kara Springer about her practice as well as her installation for CMP titled "Hold. Elmina, Ghana (2012), Austin, Texas, United States (2020)". Check out photos of Kara's installation at www.cagematchproject.com We talk about Kara's transition from an industrial designer, founding the Kaya Birth Stool, to her interdisciplinary practice, where she is concerned with armature–the underlying structure that holds the flesh of a body in place. We talk caring for bodies, motherhood, memory and place, mobility and stillness, and the diasporic relationship between chattel slavery and the separation of families at the US Border. The Cage Match Project is a gallery that lives in an industrial caged-trailer. This weathered and rusted container resides in a gravel parking lot in Austin, Texas where it is under constant exposure to the elements and 24-hour public viewership. The Cage Match Project was developed by Ryan Hawk, a Houston based artist, with support by The Museum of Human Achievement, The Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department, and Big Medium gallery. Instagram : @cagematchproject --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cage-match-project/support

Up next on Way of the Renaissance Man, celebrating human achievement with Heartland Institute Research Director and space travel enthusiast Edward Hudgins.   When you’re a high school student fortunate enough to get an internship with NASA during the Apollo 11 mission, you get to see true human achievement up close and personal.   That’s one of many fascinating anecdotes you’ll hear about in this episode of the podcast, as Jim speaks with fellow human achievement lover and fellow space nerd, Edward Hudgins.   Welcome to the Way the Renaissance Man podcast. This is a show about ideas, personal empowerment, and celebrating the rational life. Our goal is to help each other discover the tools needed to better focus our minds, integrate our thoughts with actions, and live the lives we really want with your host Jim Woods.   This season, I will continue speaking with many more interesting Renaissance Men, and Women, who can help us identify, understand and assimilate the key ingredients essential to constructing a life well lived. Who's On: Today’s guest from our FreedomFest interviews is Edward Hudgins.. What's Discussed: Like Jim, Ed is a passionate intellectual activist who promotes reason, freedom, individualism and capitalism through his work at The Heartland Institute, one of the world’s leading free market think tanks.   Just some of the topics discussed in this episode include transhumanism, the development of a neural net, the latest anti-aging science, and the brilliance of science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke.   You’ll also hear Ed’s sharp critique of the American education system. Yet the primary focus of this episode is the advocacy for creating what Ed calls, “Human Achievement Day.”   That’s a day designed to remind people of how brilliant the mind in action can be, and what better day to do that than on July 20, the anniversary of the day humans first landed on the moon? And now, here’s Jim’s conversation with Edward Hudgins… Learn More with Links: FreedomFest Website: https://www.freedomfest.com/ Edward Hudgins' website Heartland Institute JIM WOODS' WEBSITES: Jim Woods Investing http://WayoftheRenaissanceMan.com Now, we want to hear from you! Would like to share your opinion or make a comment on the Way of the Renaissance Man podcast? If so, then please leave your comment or questions in the space provided below and share this article with your friends and family on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Your comments or question could be chosen as our featured Ask the Renaissance Man Anything on a future episode.

Think About This... Did a drone from a spaceship just deliver your pizza? Did a sugar pill just take away all of your pain? How many trees could you plant in a day? How many ear wiggles could you do in 30 seconds? You may win a lot of cash if you stay off your smartphone for a year, but how would you get through dinner with your mom and dad? (S01EP04) Now available on video http://thinkaboutthis.tv Follow Shelly @shellypalmer Follow Ross @RossMartin1 Follow Think About This @thinkaboutthis Learn more at https://thinkaboutthis.fm/

Creating a vision for your family helps set the foundation for all your choices and steer you towards the path you want aligning your values with your family choices.  Erin Skye Kelly is a Award-winning and Best-selling Author and Advocate for Human Achievement. She learned a process for achievement at an early age, and it is still the process she uses today. Using very specific tactical psychological tools, she has created a system for goal-setting that has helped hundreds of thousands of people get the most out of life, while building their confidence along the way.   ••••••••••• Music By ••••••••••••• Rising SpiritJay Man - OurMusicBox http://www.youtube.com/c/ourmusicbox Announcer: Adam Smith   Sponsored by Beaners Fun Cuts for Kids Salons 

Janet40 is the Mexico City-based curatorial and production platform of Patricia Siller and Luis Nava. They’ve been in Austin for the last month as part of the Unlisted Projects residency program at the Museum of Human Achievement. While in town, they’ve been working on prototyping and fabricating objects for artists Canek Zapata (Mexico City) and Hannah Dubbe (Austin). We got the chance to get together in their studio at MoHA and talk about their current projects; the Janet40 origin story; having day jobs; turning URL content into IRL objects; capitalism; love; how to make rice glow in the dark; aliens; the nature of collaboration; and the totally nuts amount of upcoming projects they’ve already got in the works. The outro music is “It’s a Fine Day” by Opus III. View their project archive here: https://janet40.com/

Creating a vision for your family helps set the foundation for all your choices and steer you towards the path you want aligning your values with your family choices. Erin Skye Kelly is a Award-winning and Best-selling Author and Advocate for Human Achievement. She learned a process for achievement at an early age, and it is still the process she uses today. Using very specific tactical psychological tools, she has created a system for goal-setting that has helped hundreds of thousands of people get the most out of life, while building their confidence along the way. ••••••••••• Music By ••••••••••••• Rising SpiritJay Man - OurMusicBox http://www.youtube.com/c/ourmusicbox

some okay stories by zach dorn Written by: Zach Dorn Performed by: Zach Dorn Produced by: Zach Dorn Salvaged by: Evan Kleinecke at 5th Street Studios OK Stories originally released by Pecan Crazy Records Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

some okay stories by zach dorn Written by: Zach Dorn Performed by: Zach Dorn Produced by: Zach Dorn OK Stories originally released by Pecan Crazy Records Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

some okay stories by zach dorn Written by: Zach Dorn Performed by: Zach Dorn Produced by: Zach Dorn OK Stories originally released by Pecan Crazy Records Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

Mackeral for Melissa- Terri Gross is gross. Written by: Paul Soileau, Silky Shoemaker, Lex Vaughn Recorded by: Paul Soileau Produced by: SHABOOM! Edited by: Paul Soileau Salvaged by: Evan Kleinecke at 5th Street Studios Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

Absolutely Nonsensical is an auditory sensory expansion kit for your virtually melted mind By: Ben Aqua Recorded by: Ben Aqua Produced by: Ben Aqua Edited by: Ben Aqua Salvaged by: Evan Kleinecke at 5th Street Studios Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

Guided Meditations with Ralph is a NEW-New Age journey of forgiveness and acceptance for those of us who do not want to forgive or accept anything. In Part 1 - A meditation on letting go of disappointment. Norman is late. By: Ralphie Hardesty Written by: Ralphie Hardesty Recorded by: Christopher Norman Music by: Christopher Norman Produced by: Ralphie Hardesty and Christopher Norman Edited by: Christopher Norman Sound Design by: Christopher Norman Mixed by: Christopher Norman Salvaged by: Evan Kleinecke at 5th Street Studios Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

At David & Tanner's shop, you can buy, sell, trade, or pawn anything - as long as it's metaphysical! A rotating cast of characters - both flesh and bot - come through the shop to have their mundane, sentimental, and dangerous ideas and memories valued and removed by an arsenal of metaphysical extraction machines. In Part 1 - Phillip visits the store for the umpteenth time, ready to sell off a pastoral, nostalgic little diddy. D & T engage in some questionable purchasing. By: Mouthfeel Concept by: Inertia Written by: Mouthfeel with Inertia, Joules McKnuckles, and Sawyer Stoltz Recorded by: Mouthfeel Music by: New Dad Produced by: Mouthfeel Edited by: Mouthfeel Sound Design by: Mouthfeel Salvaged by: Evan Kleinecke at 5th Street Studios Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

Gay Psychic Friend gives callers advice on the supernatural romantic queries Part 1 - A meditation on femininity and a caller wrestlers with a miniaturization fantasy By: Mouthfeel Concept by: Inertia Written by: Mouthfeel with Inertia, Joules McKnuckles, and Sawyer Stoltz Recorded by: Mouthfeel Music by: New Dad Produced by: Mouthfeel Edited by: Mouthfeel Sound Design by: Mouthfeel Salvaged by: Evan Kleinecke at 5th Street Studios Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

some okay stories by zach dorn Written by: Zach Dorn Performed by: Zach Dorn Produced by: Zach Dorn Salvaged by: Evan Kleinecke at 5th Street Studios OK Stories originally released by Pecan Crazy Records Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

"“The act of interpretation is personified, given dangerously high stakes, and in many cases, made to seem like impossible task. An open-ended ""audio guide"" originally commissioned for Cliff Eyland's Library Gallery in Winnipeg, and then Owens Gallery in New Brunswick. The companion does not relate to any of the artworks the gallery except by accident. For this podcast, the companion expands outward to provide its services to any artwork anywhere.”" "Part 1 The introduction of this series states that ""tours can be followed in any order"", but this is wrong, and a lie. First is presented an absolutely inviolable order in which to view a group of artworks. After that, a special ritual to avoid sensorial numbness. " Written by: Ray Fenwick Performed by: Ray Fenwick Produced by: Ray Fenwick Sound Design by: Ray Fenwick Salvaged by: Evan Kleinecke at 5th Street Studios Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

Soft core history with Dominic Written by: Wikipedia Performed by: Dom Rabalais Produced by: Dom Rabalais Sound Design by: Dom Rabalais Salvaged by: Evan Kleinecke at 5th Street Studios Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

some okay stories by zach dorn An old landlord of mine owes me $850. Let me know if you see this guy. He's an opera singer from Astoria, Queens - Chas Elliot. Written by: Zach Dorn Performed by: Zach Dorn Produced by: Zach Dorn Salvaged by: Evan Kleinecke at 5th Street Studios OK Stories originally released by Pecan Crazy Records Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

At David & Tanner's shop, you can buy, sell, trade, or pawn anything - as long as it's metaphysical! A rotating cast of characters - both flesh and bot - come through the shop to have their mundane, sentimental, and dangerous ideas and memories valued and removed by an arsenal of metaphysical extraction machines. In Part 2 - First-time prospective pawner Chuck visits the shop with a pretty dumb idea. Will D & T make the buy? Will Chuck get dumb cold feet? By: hyperreal film club (David McMichael, Tanner Hadfield, Jenni Kaye) Written by: David McMichael & Tanner Hadfield Recorded by: Tanner Hadfield & Michael Perkins Music by: Emily Ng & Nino Soberon Produced by: hyperreal film club Edited by: Tanner Hadfield Sound Design by: Tanner Hadfield & Emily Ng Mixed by: Tanner Hadfield Salvaged by: Evan Kleinecke at 5th Street Studios Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

Cab driver Doug Grouphlin presses *Record* in his downtown taxicart.Ep 1: Cab Part 1 - Driver Doug Grouphlin presses *Record* in his downtown taxicart. By: Michael Ferstenfeld, Jeff Britt, Blake Robbins Written by: Jeff Britt, Michael Ferstenfeld, Curtis Luciani Recorded by: Michael Ferstenfeld Music by: Podington Bear Produced by: Michael Ferstenfeld Edited by: Michael Ferstenfeld Fares: Blake Robbins, Yamina Khouane, Will Cleveland, Amber Quick, Joel Dale, Judd Farris. Downtown crowd: Alex Shaw, Lindsay Scarborough, Dan Patrevino, Anna Eisley. Taking Drugs to Make Podcasts to Take Drugs to is funded in part by The Museum of Human Achievement and the Popolaat. Additional support is provided by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.

Rachel Weil (Juegos Rancheros, Austin), Zac Traeger (The Museum of Human Achievement, Austin) shared their experience with Shalev Moran (Printscreen Festival, Tel Aviv) and Jonatan Van Hove (Screenshake, Reykjavík).

In this episode of Explain Me William Powhida and Paddy Johnson talk about the 450 million dollar Leonardo Da Vinci of disputed authenticity and the Boyle Heights activists who follow artist Laura Owen's from L.A. to New York to protest her non-profit 365 Mission while she visited The Whitney. Activists believe the presence of her gallery will lead to displacement. Additionally, we discuss the following exhibitions:  Tiger Strikes Asteroid: Didier William, "We Will Win" The Museum of Human Achievement (in Austin TX) Five Miles: Nicholas Cueva, "The People Games Play" Trestle Projects: Tracing Trajectories/Selections from the Hoggard/Wagner Collection  Microscope Gallery: Anita Thacher, “Anteroom” Signal Gallery: Rachel Rossin, "Peak Performance" Present Company: Myeongsoo Kim and Jessie Rose Vala, "Dusk to Dust"  Denny Gallery: Future Retrieval, Permenant Spectacle Derek Eller Gallery: Whiting Tennis  

Will achievement save the human race? join us as "the Hudge" Dr. Edward Hudgins explains why we must embrace human achievement and freedom at the same time. Before joining Heartland, Dr. Ed Hudgins, was the director of advocacy and a senior scholar at The Atlas Society, which promotes the philosophy of reason, freedom, and individualism developed by Ayn Rand in works like Atlas Shrugged.  His latest Atlas Society book was The Republican Party's Civil War: Will Freedom Win? While at The Atlas Society, Hudgins developed a “Human Achievement” project to promote the synergy between the values and optimism of entrepreneurial achievers working on exponential technologies and the values of friends of freedom. Dr. Hudgins joins host of Unlock Your Wealth Radio, Heather Wagenhals at FreedomFest in this reprise interview to discuss the economic outlook for our country, including the influence our politics have on this hot topics. Tune in as they discuss the ethical and moral values of wealth creation. Listen in as Hudgins argues that exponential technologies in information, nanotech, genetic engineering, robotics, and AI promise longer, healthier lives for all in a future of unimaginable prosperity if only we have the liberty and ethics of human achievement needed for that future. Dr. Hudgins has worked at the Heritage Foundation, the Joint Economic Committee of the U.S. Congress, and the Cato Institute. He has authored or edited hundreds of articles and policy papers, has appeared on most major news shows, and has taught at universities in the United States and Germany. Tune in to this interview as Dr. Hudgins reveals the one industry we need to keep our eyes (and money) on the lookout for in our economy.

Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. His words are burned into the pages of history, “One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind!” It’s July 1969, only seven months since NASA’s made a bold decision to send Apollo 8 all the way to the moon on the first manned flight of the massive Saturn V rocket. So was it a giant leap for mankind? Eldon was surprised when he began interviewing people about this event to learn that most did not feel that it was such a big deal and many believed it was staged. Join Eldon and Bruce Tweedy for an inside look. Bruce Tweedy became a fast draw artist at the age of 15—going on to become the fastest draw in the state of Minnesota and winning many competitions. It wasn’t until 1989 that Bruce began to explore the world of crystal music glasses when he was given his grandfather, Charles Wold’s, original crystal music glasses. It was on this set of unique and carefully selected glasses that Bruce learned to play waterless crystal glass music. To learn more about Provocative Enlightenment Radio, go to http://www.provocativeenlightenment.com

William Duggan joins us on this week's episode of the podcast to talk about "the Seventh Sense" - what it means, how to harness it, and the impact doing so can have. Among the topics we discuss are how Howard Schulz tapped into the Seventh Sense to start a little coffee empire called Starbucks, the four elements that are necessary for the Seventh Sense to swing into effect, and the importance presence of mind plays in harnessing one's Seventh Sense. William Duggan is the author of three recent books on innovation: The Seventh Sense: How Flashes of Insight Change Your Life (2015), Creative Strategy: A Guide for Innovation (2012), and Strategic Intuition: The Creative Spark in Human Achievement (2007). In 2007 the journal Strategy+Business named Strategic Intuition “Best Strategy Book of the Year.” He has BA, MA and PhD degrees from Columbia University, and twenty years of experience as a strategy advisor and consultant. Professor Duggan teaches innovation in three venues at Columbia Business School: MBA and Executive MBA courses, and Executive Education sessions. In 2014 he won the Dean's Award for Teaching Excellence. He has given talks and workshops on innovation to thousands of executives from companies in countries around the world.

Guest: Leader of Champions: Mr. George Zalucki Author/Personal Speaker/Global Change Maker There are not enough words in the English language to describe the authenticity of this extraordinary leader and humanitarian. ... The post Mr. George Zalucki: Principles of Human Achievement appeared first on Danielle Lin Show.

Pastor Prince continues our study through the book of Galatians. A) Two approaches to salvation? Divine Accomplishment vs. Human Achievement. B) Why so large of letters?