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It's one thing to want to hear God speak. Lots of people do – How can I hear God speak to me is one of the most common questions I'm asked. But half the time, I wonder whether we're not wandering around with our ears shut and our eyes closed. Really!   The Providence of Preaching My enduring memory of being dragged to church when I was a child was the droning of the preacher. I can honestly say he never said one thing; not a single thing back in those days, that impacted my life for good. Perhaps there was one thing – I was so bored this particular Sunday, sitting on these hard wooden pews, as a young lad, that I took the time to learn to wiggle my ears. But that was it! An incredible waste of time when you think about it and really sad because there is something incredible powerful about hearing the Word of God preached and receiving God's wisdom that way. Last week, we kicked off a series of messages about how we can hear God speak. I mean, if God is God and we are meant to have a relationship with Him then, shouldn't we be able to communicate with Him? Of course, we can pray – that's communication in one direction but what about communication back in the other direction? How can you and I actually hear God speaking His will into our lives? As we saw last week God is still speaking today. We have chatted so far about hearing Him speak through His Word, the Bible and during times when we get still before Him in prayer. We are going to chat today about two more ways that we can hear God speak – firstly hearing through His providence of preaching and later through the reading of signs. Humm! Now, the idea of preaching – some guy getting up and speaking about God's Word, teaching what is in the Bible – you know, to many people, it seems pretty old fashioned. And the other problem with it is that there's lots of bad preaching going around as well. I have sat and listened to a lot of people talk about the messages they get from their pastor on a Sunday morning and I have to tell you, in many, many cases, the news is not good. There's a lot of dead preaching out there – people droning on with irrelevant, boring messages. Not everywhere, of course, not every pastor, not every church, but a lot of it. A.W. Tozer in his book “The Pursuit of God” put it this way. He said: It's a solemn thing and no small scandal in the Kingdom of God to see God's children starving while actually seated at the Father's table. Sound Bible exposition is an imperative ‘must' in the church of the living God. Without it no church can be a New Testament church, in any meaning of that term. But exposition can be carried on in such a way as to leave the hearers devoid of any spiritual nourishment whatsoever. For it is not mere words that nourish the soul but God Himself and unless and until the hearers find God in their experience, they are no better for having heard the truth. It's sad but true! Hang on, this is nothing new though! This is how Luke records the reaction of people to Jesus preaching - Luke chapter, verse 31: Jesus went down to Capernaum, a city in Galilee, and was teaching them on the Sabbath. They were astounded at his teaching, because he spoke with authority. And again, in Matthew, listen to what he says. Matthew chapter 7, verse 28: Now when Jesus had finished saying these things, the crowds were astounded at his teaching, for he taught them as one having authority, and not as their scribes. In other words, this stuff that Jesus was talking about was not the sort of preaching and teaching that they had been hearing from their scribes and synagogue leaders and priests and the rest of the religious establishment - in fact, quite to the contrary. Again listen to what Jesus had to say about the teaching of the scribes and the Pharisees – Matthew chapter 23, beginning at verse 2: The scribes and the Pharisees sit on Moses' seat; therefore, do whatever they teach you and follow it; but do not do as they do, for they do not practice what they teach. They tie up heavy burdens, hard to bear, and lay them on the shoulders of others; but they themselves are unwilling to lift a finger to move them. So, I guess what I am saying is that there is good preaching and bad preaching. Let's call a spade a spade here. Preaching that brings life and sadly, preaching that brings death. And people who sit under dead teaching, well, their faith and their passion for Jesus ebbs away. And little by little, they grow cold – little by little their faith dies and they with it. Does that mean that good preaching is all hyped and motivational and you know, about success and earning a lot of money? No that's not what makes good preaching! Good preaching speaks the things of God into our lives – there's an authority, there's a gravitas – a weight, a power that reaches into our hearts. The people listening to Jesus were amazed because He spoke with authority. They could just pick it. Remember what Jesus said to His disciples when He was telling them how He was the Good Shepherd? John chapter 10, beginning at verse 2: The one who enters by the gate is the shepherd of the sheep. The gatekeeper opens the gate for him, and the sheep hear the shepherd's voice. He calls his own sheep by name and leads them out. When he has brought all his own out, he goes ahead of them, and the sheep follow him because they know his voice. They will not follow a stranger, but they will run away from the stranger because they do not know the voice of strangers. And then Jesus went on to say: I am the good shepherd. I know my own and my own know me. See, when you hear the voice of God through someone preaching, you just know. Friend, seek out the sort of preaching and teaching that you know comes from Jesus – the sort with authority; the sort through which power and grace and truth and love from Jesus ring out. Clear, pure and unmistakable – it's the sort of teaching that God uses to change lives. It's astounding; it's amazing because you can feel God reach out through the speaker into the realities of your own life. Listen to those sorts of teachers and do not sit under dead teaching. Scribes and Pharisees are alive and well in the church today. And there's tired, uninspired, dead preaching to be had in abundance. I don't want to sound critical or self-righteous – that's not what this is about. This is about calling a spade a spade; it's about being honest and direct. How sad it is to sit there and just learn to wiggle your ears, as I did as a lad, and miss out of the Bread of Life. Tozer was right – this is no small scandal. Let me share a story with you. There was a time just before my wife Jacqui and I were married and we were engaged and it seemed that everything was going against us. We were really, really low – both of us. We had a great church and a great pastor and a great teacher but we were low. So we decided to go down the hill one Sunday evening and visit another church – just on a whim. The preacher wasn't the regular pastor whom we knew but a visiting guy from some surfing ministry. He preached on Matthew chapter 14, verses 22 to 33 – the bit where Jesus walks on the water and Peter steps out of the boat in the middle of the storm. As we listened to this message, we looked at one another because we realised that God had put this message and this preacher there for us, to strengthen us and encourage us. Over the coming weeks, we preserved through the challenges we faced with a new courage and it all worked out. And to this day I remember that message, even though it was decades ago now. To this day, when I am facing challenges and my faith is being challenged and I need courage, I go back to that passage. God is still using that message in my life today. Inspired, anointed preaching and teaching is one of the ways we hear from God. It's mighty and it's powerful and God can target issues and needs in our lives so accurately; so precisely. Let me encourage you to find and to receive that sort of teaching and preaching in your life. Not the stuff that necessarily entertains you or tickles your ears or tells you what you want of hear – there is plenty of that stuff out there too and that is leading many people astray. But the sort of preaching that tells God's truth with power and with authority.   Reading the Signs Now, in February 2007, German woman Ewa Wisnierska was competing in an international para-gliding competition in rural New South Wales in Australia. The winds were from the south so she and most of the other competitors headed north. Now there was a thunder storm brewing towards the north but if they could only get through that before it formed, well, they would be well on their way. She could see it happening but the band of clouds and storms hadn't formed fully yet. So there she is, hanging off her para-glider, trying to skirt around a small cloud when all of a sudden the clouds merged in front of her and she found herself in the middle of a powerful thunder storm – rain, hail, lightening and winds. She had misread the signs. Now the problem with clouds for a para-glider is that clouds mean lift. The storm rocketed her upwards at twenty metres per second – up and up. There was nothing she could do to stop it – the updraft was just too powerful. Three thousand metres, four thousand, five thousand, six thousand – now at seven thousand metres we run out of oxygen – no one survives. Seven thousand, eight thousand, nine thousand – almost ten thousand metres; ten kilometres above the earth's surface – frozen, unconscious, in the minus fifty five degrees Celsius, oxygen depleted stratosphere, dangling from her para-glider, she glided there in a slow turn until suddenly, the weight of the ice on her para-glider caused her to plummet several thousand metres. Then, miraculously, the para-glider snapped open again and the jolt woke her up. This was the most extraordinary experience – really a miracle. No one has ever survived something like that. Can you imagine how she felt when she came to – she has been sucked up into this thunderstorm, she is covered in ice, barely able to move, aware that she was in a precarious life and death situation. Still in this storm that could snuff her out, as by the way it had to another experienced competitor from China who had been just a few hundred metres away from her. Even in this barely conscious state though, knowing the mistake that put her in this place; knowing that she only had one chance at survival, now that the storm was weakening and she was more on the edge than in the middle, she did the one thing she knew to do – she put herself in a downward spiral. With everything she could muster, she created this downward spiral and she survived to tell this most extraordinary tale. In fact a week later, she was back in the air with the very same para-glider. I watched her being interviewed – the one thing she said was this, along these lines: "It was a race. We were all trying to win. We saw the storm coming but everyone headed towards it and so I followed them. The thing that I have learned," she said, "was that next time I'll read the signs for myself and make my own decisions about going on or pulling out." Now that ... that is a bit of wisdom that really struck me between the eyes. We are talking this week and the next few weeks too, about hearing God speak. If God is God, how can we hear Him speak? Last week we saw that He speaks through His Word the Bible, and we can rely on that as our bedrock; our foundation. God never contradicts Himself – whatever else we may hear, see or feel – what He says in His Word is the truth and anything that contradicts that, isn't the truth. And we saw that He speaks to us as we spend time in prayer; in thought quietly with Him. And earlier we saw that He speaks to us through anointed and inspired preaching and teaching. What we are going to look at now is "signs". Now God speaks to us through signs as well and one of the things we are taught in His Word is to read the signs. Come with me to Luke chapter 12, beginning at verse 54: Jesus also said to the crowds, “When you see a cloud rising in the west, you immediately say, ‘It is going to rain'; and so it happens. And when you see the south wind blowing, you say, ‘There will be scorching heat'; and it happens. You hypocrites! You know how to interpret the appearance of earth and sky, but why do you not know how to interpret the present time? Now here, let's get the context right: Jesus is talking to them about the fact that they have got the Son of God right there, under their noses and they just don't get it! But the word "sign or signs" appears over a hundred and eighty times throughout the Bible. Sometimes we are talking ‘miraculous signs' but other times, they are not so much "miraculous" and almost exclusively, these signs – listen to this – are pointing towards God and what He is doing and who He is. That's the whole point of "signs" – they are pointing to something. Jesus, the miracles He did: John in his Gospel refers to them as ‘signs'. Jesus was and is the Word of God; God speaking to us about whom He is and what He is up to in this world. And so often there are signs in our lives – maybe right under our noses, God is pointing us in a direction but either we miss them altogether or we misinterpret them. I wonder how often people look at all that is going on in their lives; the storm clouds are rolling in and they ask themselves, "I wonder what God is up to?" Have you ever been travelling through a situation; something difficult or complex and you don't quite know the whole picture or how it's going to turn out and then all of a sudden there's a flash of lightening over there and a thunder clap that follows but over in a different direction there is a ray of sunshine; of hope? See most of us, we can look up at the sky and see that the weather is changing but we ignore what God is saying to us about what He is up to in the things that are happening around us. So here's what I do: well, if something is a little fuzzy; it's not quite clear, I take the time to quietly get before God. I pray a bit for wisdom and insight and then I just look at the different things that are going on and I think about them prayerfully. "God, that event, what does that mean? Is there anything that You are trying to say to me through that? Or this person, he's being so difficult and what she said, do you mean for me to take notice of those things?" I remember once we were having problems selling one of our houses, when we had already bought another one. Now, it's not something we had done out of hubris, we felt God leading us on to downsize and downscale and so we stepped out in faith – we bought a new house before we had sold the other one. And way before things became difficult, a wise, experienced real estate agent has quipped to me – he said, "I always tell people when they are selling, ‘Don't panic, it will sell eventually.'" Now, I thought nothing of it at the time. When things got tight and difficult and really tight and settlement of the new place was coming up and the old place wasn't selling, time and time again, God brought that passing comment back to me; into my remembrance and spoke to me through it and gave me peace. It might be something you saw in a movie or on television or a thunderbolt or a ray of sunshine – you know sometimes God will give us insight through those things that He is doing. He expects us to read the signs – it says so over and over again in the Bible. Is that like reading tea leaves? No! It's about looking at all the stuff that's going on through God's eyes – getting still and listening to what He is saying to us. So often God is speaking and we aren't even listening. I really encourage you to get still before God. Think about the different things that are going on and ask Him what He is trying to say to you through the signs that you see around you. Ask God for His wisdom and insight. You know, when we go to God, He never holds back; He never withholds wisdom if we ask Him and believe He will give us the wisdom and believe He will give us the insight, you know what – He will give it to us. It's a process of learning to discern what God is saying and when it's Him talking and when it's not. The one thing I always come back to is this: God never contradicts Himself. That's why we can be absolutely certain that anything that contradicts God's Word, in fact, isn't from Him.   Preaching and Practice I often tell people about a man who has had an enormous impact in my life – Phil Littlejohn. He was the pastor of the first church I attended after I became a Christian. Phil was and still is a gifted teacher of God's Word. Week after week I have listened to him preaching and whilst I didn't realise it back then, him faithfully telling me each week what God had to say through His Word, laid the foundations of my faith. It's like a bedrock; solid. I realised that when I stumbled across this passage; something that Jesus said to His disciples – Matthew chapter 7, beginning at verse 24: Everyone who hears these words of mine and acts on them will be like a wise man who built his house on rock. The rain fell, the floods came, and the winds blew and beat on that house, but it did not fall, because it had been founded on rock. But everyone who hears these words of mine and does not act on them will be like a foolish man who built his house on sand. The rain fell, the floods came, the winds blew and beat against that house, and it fell—and great was its fall! That's exactly what was happening when I received God's Word through the preaching from Pastor Phil – it was like building a house whose foundations were on solid ground. The preaching of God's Word, that I received through Phil, was very much God's providence for me. In every sense of the word, it was God sent. And that's why it is such an incredible tragedy for people to waste their time, waste their lives sitting under dead, lifeless, uninspired teaching. With all that I am, let me say this: if that's what you are doing right now in your church, something has to give. Don't keep doing that because instead of laying a foundation of rock; solid, strong – you are building your house on the sand. And here's the point: the preaching thing is not just about learning the theory, it's about have the wherewithal to put it into practice in life because storms come in our lives – they always do. So we need the foundation of God's Word. But then we go out there and we put it into practice. That's why being able to read the signs out there in life, is equally important. I know people who believe in Jesus but they treat preaching like it's some theory lesson. They don't value it highly because they don't ever intend to go out there and – wait for this – put it into practice. But that's exactly what Jesus intends. There's no separation between preaching and signs in His view. Just read how He lived His life, here on earth. The preaching and the practice were one and the same to Him. And the more God's Word becomes a part of us – through our own Bible reading, through the preaching of those whom God has sent to us to teach us His Word, the more His Word becomes part of our DNA like that, the more we see the world through His eyes; from His perspective. Rather than from our own selfish, worldly perspective and the more we will be able to read the signs, to hear His voice, to figure out His will for our lives. It is exactly what the Apostle Paul writes in Romans chapter 12, verse 2: Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your minds, so that you may discern what is the will of God—what is good and acceptable and perfect. In other words, as God's Word takes root in us, we are changed because we change our minds and that is when we become able to discern the good and acceptable and perfect will of God for our lives. It's not just theory – it's theory and practice. It's hearing God's Word and taking that – let it become part of us and go and do it and live it. Preaching and practice, preaching and practice, preaching and practice, over and over and over again and before we know it, we are hearing God so clearly ... so clearly, it is just an awesome thing. Friend, I want to encourage you again – get in your Bible, spend time with God, reading His Word, prayerfully thinking through it, praying. Go and get good teaching – good, solid, inspired, anointed, God-given Bible teaching and then take those things and put them into practice in your life and my friend, they will bear fruit a hundred fold.

Beim Live-Auftritt in der Amboss Rampe in Zürich geht es darum, warum der Frauen-Fussball immer noch unter dem ständigen Männer-Vergleich leidet, wie es für Imke Wübbenhorst war, als sie 2018 ein deutsches Männer-Team übernommen hat und warum Fabienne Humm während ihrer gesamten Karriere gerne nebenbei gearbeitet hat.Die beiden sehen im Hinblick auf die EM ein grosses Potenzial innerhalb des Schweizer Teams, können aber auch nicht alle Entscheidungen von Nationaltrainerin Pia Sundhage nachvollziehen, wenn es zum Beispiel um die taktische Ausrichtung oder die Nominierung der beiden Nati-Torhüterinnen geht.Die Themen:00:00 Begrüssung02:16 Vorstellung Imke Wübbenhorst04:59 Vorstellung Fabienne Humm10:28 Die Entwicklung des Frauen-Fussballs27:23 Kritik am Schweizer Team39:34 Vorfreude auf die EM56:40 Was bleibt über das Turnier hinaus?  In der Dritten Halbzeit wird über den Schweizer Fussball diskutiert.

What if your next business opportunity—or your next big career breakthrough—depended on how well you tell a story?In this episode, I welcome Philipp Humm—storytelling expert, TEDx speaker, and author of three bestselling books—to decode how storytelling can transform your communication, confidence, and career, especially if you're an introvert or someone who's never thought of themselves as a “natural storyteller.”From busting the myth that storytelling is only “fluff,” to sharing practical ways to bring even dry, data-heavy presentations to life, Philipp reveals how stories help you stand out, stay memorable, and spark genuine connection—even in the most corporate of environments.In this episode, you'll learn:Three essential types of business stories you need in your toolkitThe #1 mistake that makes business storytelling boring—and how to avoid itHow introverts can use speaking and storytelling to attract opportunities (without awkward networking)The real reason vulnerability makes you a more inspiring leader—and how to share without feeling exposedPhilipp's Resources & Mentions:YouTube Channel  LinkedInBooks

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Nicolas Carreau présente le livre audio 'Roman Fleuve' de Philibert Hume, une épopée rocambolesque de trois jeunes Français qui décident de descendre la Seine de Paris à Honfleur en canoë.Notre équipe a utilisé un outil d'Intelligence artificielle via les technologies d'Audiomeans© pour accompagner la création de ce contenu écrit.Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

On today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with NZ Kiwifruit Growers Incorporated CEO Colin Bond about eclipsing last year's record crop in 2025, the recent EPA decision allowing growers to keep using the agrichemical Hi-Cane and the effect of US tariffs on the kiwifruit industry... He talks with Duncan Humm from NZ Farming about its role in a recent survey which reveals many farmers are rejecting NZ's current ruminant methane strategy, why this is the case and what they'd like to see happen as a result... And he talks with Lester White, Chair of Proprietors of Tawapata South, about its farm, Onenui Station on Mahia Peninsula, being named as a finalist in the 2025 Ahuwhenua Trophy and its partnership with Rocket Lab. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.

Dom talks with Duncan Humm from NZ Farming about its role in a recent survey which reveals many farmers are rejecting NZ's current ruminant methane strategy, why this is the case and what they'd like to see happen as a result. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.

Deer farmer and NZ Farming Facebook page founder on "new opportunities" for venison, the GE Bill, and whether we should pull out of the Paris Agreement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Dialogue Doctor Coach Laura Humm sits down with author Jenny Wilson to talk about Jenny's work in progress. They dive into Jenny's protagonist, discuss how to humanize her, look at her character growth arc, and discuss character voice modulation. For more on the craft of writing, check out https://dialoguedoctor.com/  

Hour 2: Murph & Markus debate if Matt Chapman should've been a Humm baby, talk to Mike Krukow, and react to the first series win in the Buster Posey eraSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2: Murph & Markus debate if Matt Chapman should've been a Humm baby, talk to Mike Krukow, and react to the first series win in the Buster Posey eraSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Was haben eine Fussballlegende, eine Schiedsrichterinnen-Pionierin und eine Kapitänin gemeinsam? Abgesehen davon, dass sie alle Fans von Lara Dickenmann sind, haben sie den Schweizer Frauenfussball massgeblich geprägt.Rekordtorschützin und ehemalige FCZ-Spielerin Fabienne Humm, die ehemalige Schiedsrichterin Esther Staubli und Barbara Krucker erzählen im Steilpass Live-Talk in Wil SG anlässlich des Internationalen Frauentags Anekdoten aus ihrem Fussballalltag – direkt aus dem Stadion und im Anschluss an den 3:2-Sieg des FC Wil gegen Etoile Carouge.Die Kapitänin frohlockt und analysiert das gewonnene Spiel, Esther Staubli spricht über Herausforderungen und Durchbrüche im Schiedsrichterwesen. Fabienne Humm blickt auf ihre Karriere zurück und erklärt, weshalb sie sich nicht als Schiedsrichterin auf dem Platz sieht.Eine inspirierende und unterhaltsame Gesprächsrunde über Erfolge, Hürden und die Geschichten, die den Fussball so einzigartig machen.00:01:25 - Matchanalyse der FC-Wil Kapitänin00:02:08 - Wem schaut die ehemalige Schiedsrichterin auf dem Platz zu?00:03:00 - Frauen die inspirieren00:07:00 - Vorbild Lara Dickenmann 00:12:15 - Hidden Figures im Fussball 00:16:10 - Vor unserer Tür spielen die besten Europas00:16:30 - Entwicklung Frauenbussball00:20:15 - Fussballgeschichten die einem für immer bleiben00:21:57 - Wenn die Fussballwelt plötzlich weg ist00:26:40 - Weshalb Esther Staubli mal einen Feuermelder abkleben musste00:27:50 - Rat an junge Spielerinnen00:36:00 - Füllt diese EM Stadien!00:40:50 - Die EM soll nachhaltig wirken00:41:24 - Geheimtipp England oder doch die Schweiz?Der Podcast ist eine Produktion der Podcastschmiede powered by AXA, Partnerin der AXA Women's Super League.Host/Redaktion: Sarah AkanjiProduzentin: Franziska EngelhardtSchnitt: Anna MorfMix/Mastering: Christina BaronProjektkoordination: Cheyenne Mackay

Today’s deer, dairy and influencer farmer panel hails from Mid Canterbury. We ask what is resonating on rural social media, what is Dairyman going to do with all his money this season, and whether Duncan will convert from deer to beef.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Phillipp Humm helps others to stand out using storytelling, and that makes sense because his story is truly inspiring. An entrepreneur, an author, a speaker, but he is here to help us understand how we can all be a storyteller.

In this episode, Dialogue Doctor Coach Laura Humm sits down with author Scott Veatch to talk about his work in process. They dig deep into one of Scott's scenes to talk about maintaining the emotional impact of the scene, using emotion to communicate dialogue, maintaining consistency in inner thought, and more. For more on the craft of writing, check out https://dialoguedoctor.com/  

The BanterThe Guys talk about elements of a great restaurant: excellent food, good atmosphere and discretion.The ConversationThe Restaurant Guys welcome acclaimed chef from Eleven Madison Park, Daniel Humm, to the show to discuss his new cookbook and how EMP does things a bit differently than other places to create a unique dining experience. The Inside TrackThe Guys have had the great pleasure of eating at Eleven Madison Park and are thrilled to chat with Daniel Humm. Their restaurants have some differences, but Daniel sums up the similarities like this.“You can have great food, great wine, but in the end, we are in the people business. You need to have great people.  The people need to be happy and that's it,” Daniel Humm on The Restaurant Guys Podcast 2011BioDaniel Humm was born in Switzerland in 1979. In 2003, he moved to the United States to become the executive chef at Campton Place in San Francisco. Three years later, he moved to New York to become the executive chef at Eleven Madison Park, and in 2011 he and his business partner Will Guidara purchased the restaurant from Danny Meyer's Union Square Hospitality Group. The following year also opened the critically acclaimed NoMad New York. In 2018 Humm and Guidara opened NoMad Los Angeles. Humm opened Davies and Brook, his first restaurant outside the US at London's historic Claridge's. In 2021, he reopened Eleven Madison Park with a completely plant-based menu. Eleven Madison Park became the first and only plant-based restaurant in Michelin Guide history to receive a three-star rating in October 2022. The restaurant again received a three-Michelin-star rating in 2023. In the fall of 2024, Daniel opened Clemente Bar, a bar and dining hotspot, on the second story of Eleven Madison Park.He is the owner of Daniel Humm Hospitality group and the author of five books.InfoDaniel Humm Hospitalityhttps://www.hummhospitality.com/Daniel's First EMP CookbookEleven Madison Park: The Cookbook by Daniel Humm and Will Guidaraby Daniel Humm, Will Guidara, Francesco Tonelli (Photographer)Join us for The Restaurant Guys LIVE Chef Series at the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center this spring! Details coming soon!Our Sponsors The Heldrich Hotel & Conference Centerhttps://www.theheldrich.com/ Magyar Bankhttps://www.magbank.com/ Withum Accountinghttps://www.withum.com/ Our Places Stage Left Steakhttps://www.stageleft.com/ Catherine Lombardi Restauranthttps://www.catherinelombardi.com/ Stage Left Wineshophttps://www.stageleftwineshop.com/ To hear more about food, wine and the finer things in life:https://www.instagram.com/restaurantguyspodcast/https://www.facebook.com/restaurantguysReach Out to The Guys!TheGuys@restaurantguyspodcast.com**Become a Restaurant Guys Regular and get two bonus episodes per month, bonus content and Regulars Only events.**Click Below! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2401692/subscribe

Mike & Amy decompress from the trauma, generously. By m_storyman_x. Listen to the Podcast at Steamy Stories. We lay there a long time silently thinking and looking at each other, thinking about being grateful to be alive, and becoming closer to each other through this ordeal. “Mike,” She whispered “Yes?” “Will you suck on my tits?” “You sure,” I asked. In answer she sat up pulled her pj top off before sliding her pants down and off. She moved over to me completely naked as I unzipped my bag. She pulled my thermals up and tossed it aside before working my longjohns down and off. She tossed them aside and then straddled me, with her hot wet pussy rubbing along my hard dick. "Please,” She whispered as she leaned her body down to bring her two hanging globes in front of my face. I reached up and took both tits in my hands, and drew them to my mouth, sucking one of her nipples deep into my mouth as I squeezed her tit into a pointy cone. "Humm” she moaned quietly “that feels so good!”We sat there for some time, my mouth working first one tit and then the other. Her groin had been rubbing my dick with her wet lips for some time before I felt her lift up and take hold of my dick. I felt her wet lips envelope my dick as she pushed against me. She moaned again as she slid down my dick, pushing her upper body until she was almost upright, her head touching the top of the tent. She leaned forward a little, putting her hands on my chest for support and then began to slowly ride up and down my dick, rising until she was almost off and then sliding down slowly until she was at the bottom, and then continued to grind her pussy back and forth on me before starting the trip again. I still had hold of her tits and put my hands to good use squeezing and massaging her tits and playing with her nipples with my fingers. It's obvious that her tits get very aroused and any attention they get, really turns her on. She set the pace, working to her liking, taking her time. I allowed her to take all the time she wanted, but she began to pick up the pace after a while, working in shorter strokes and driving against me with more force. Her actions and very tight pussy were having an effect and I was getting much closer to coming. “oh god oh god oh god” she whispered to no one in particular as her body began to shake. I pulled her lower, using her tits as handles and sucked a nipple into my mouth, rolling it against my tongue and the roof of my mouth. She ground her hips hard against me while she made small mewing sounds. She slowly lowered her body down to mine and rolled to the side, taking me with her. I continued the roll until I was on top of her, both our bodies still exposed to the cold air in the tent. “Fuck me now,” She whispered in my ear as she spread her legs wide so I could better stroke into her. She groaned and moaned quietly as I pushed my dick its full length time after time. She put her arms around my neck and pulled my head down as she pushed her tits toward my mouth as I stroked. "suck my tit,” She whispered in my ear. "Fill me with your cum. Pretend you're squirting your juice all over my tits. Pretend my tits are wrapped around your big hard dick and its poking into my mouth with each stroke.” She panted in my ear. “Oh you feel so good,” She said in a squeaky voice. "You're going to make me cum again,” I drove my dick deep into her and groaned as her body shuddered in time with my first squirt of cum. I unloaded shot after shot of hot juice into her, finally lowering myself on top of her, spent. We rolled onto my sleeping bag, both of us tired and drained, and starting to get cold. She snuggled against me, laying half on top of me. I zipped us in, snuggled like a cocoon. "That felt so nice. I haven't been screwed in almost five years,” She said as she nuzzled my neck. "I'm glad you liked it,” I said, worried about where this is going. "You know, Nancy can never know about this,” She said quietly. "No. It's going to be hard enough to explain being naked with you earlier.” “I know,” she said. We can't keep it a secret, you know the guys will tell everyone when we get back. I think we better say you had on underwear. Nancy won't like it, but she can accept that,” She said obviously having thought this through already. "Ok. What about this,” I asked "She can't know about it. Once we're back, this never happened and never will again.” “Agreed,” I said. "Good. Now let's just enjoy the closeness we've discovered and get some sleep. We have a long hike tomorrow yet.” “Yes ma'am,” I joked, holding her close. We fell asleep like that, her head snuggled to my neck and one leg draped across my body. Morning broke clear and sunny. The morning sun had cleared the trees before either of us got up and moving. I could hear the guys hard at it, with a fire crackling and snapping. "I think we need to get up,” I whispered. "Feels like you're already up,” She whispered as she grabbed my morning hardon. "Nothing unusual,” I confessed. "You always have one of these in the morning,” She asked as she pulled herself on top of me, her legs spread on either side of mine. "I could get used to that,” She said as she pushed her body against my dick, sliding it inside her hot pussy. "Oh Yess,” She hissed quietly. "I definitely could,” she said as she began to rock her hips against me. "Oh damn,” she said a few minutes later, as my dick neared explosion inside her. “You get so big!” “Hope you're ready,” I whispered, trying to hold back. "Don't hold back. I want to feel it,” She panted "Okay,” I said, quietly letting the feelings take over. It was only a minute more and my body stiffened and began pumping cum into her pussy, my hips pushing up into her with each pulse of my dick. To my surprise her body started shaking and trembling as she started to cum around me, her pussy squeezing my pulsing dick. "God I missed that,” She whispered after we could both breathe normally again. She unzipped the bag and rolled off of me, our juices drooling out of her. She looked around for her underwear and found it, using it to wipe the cum off my sleeping bag and off her pussy. She rolled onto her own bag and the two of us set to work getting dressed. We crawled out of the tent together and walked over to the guys for some breakfast. After eating I headed to the woods for a bathroom break. I needed a good constitutional. I looked around for a good log to sit on, and was busy with my pants around my ankles when Amy walked up. "Hope you don't mind company,” She said as she started pulling her snow pants down. She had her pants down to her ankles, and was butt naked. I watched as she crouched down and peed, using some TP she brought to wipe herself. She stood up and faced me. Giving me the first really good look at her pussy I had. "Do you like how it looks?” “Very much,” I said. "Good,” She said as she turned around and bent over to pull her pants up, giving me a long slow look at her exposed pussy before pulling them up. "I'm glad you like how it looks. I'm not used to anyone looking at my body but me.” “It's a very nice looking body. I wouldn't mind giving that pussy a good licking!” “Oh? She said looking around. What about my breasts,” she asked as she pulled her coat apart and pulled up her shirt to show me her tits in the sunshine. "Yep. I could suck on those beauties all day,” I said as I stood up. She turned around while I wiped and turned back when I was done, stepping over to me as I was pulling my pants up. "I think you have a good-looking dick too,” She whispered as she moved close and squeezed my cock before kissing me on the cheek. "I wonder what the guys are going to think,” I said as we walked back toward camp. "That I accidently went the wrong way,” She said simply as we waded through the snow. It was a long day, but we made our ten miles before dark. The team was thinking about winter survival, but Amy was inwardly obsessed with her sexuality, waking from a 5-year hibernation. She was alive! The team could see her zest and joyfulness, but they probably attributed it to her gratitude; surviving a near-death crisis. We set camp and got dinner going. We all sat around and talked about aspects of winter camping, including hygiene. I told them that normally I would take a hot water shower about once every few days, and a sponge bath every other day. I explained that you could do sponge bath with only two liters of water and a camp towel. We heated water and let each of the guys get a chance to clean up one at a time in their tents. I went next and then let Amy go last, just before going to bed. After all the guys were bedded down, I looked at the sky and saw the heavy clouds rolling in before I crawled into my tent, finding Amy laying in her bag, all zipped up. A warm-up is on the way, along with some fresh snow I whispered as I started pulling off my clothes. When I was completely naked, and before I could pull my sleeping stuff on, Amy unzipped and tossed opened her bag, revealing that she was completely naked. "I have a question,” She whispered. "What's that?” “Did you really want to lick my pussy?” “Hell yes! Why?” “I don't know. I mean, I haven't tried oral sex since I was a teenager,” She said hesitantly. "But I think I want to with you.” “I see,” I said quietly. I moved over to her and pushed her back down to her back, and then crawled over the top of her, my knees straddling her head and my hard dick poking down at her face and my hands along side her hips. "Do whatever you think would feel good for me. Just don't bite,” I whispered before lowering my head to her pussie. I gently kissed around her pussy lips and then licked between them ever so slowly while she kissed the head of my dick and tentatively licked me. She spread her knees to invite me to explore deeper. I licked down her pussy and then pushed my tongue into her as far as I could go before pulling it out and working my tongue back up to her clit, while she wrapped her lips around my dick. I flicked my tongue across her clit, making her buck her hips up at me and moan around my dick. She was sopping wet, obviously thinking about this for a good part of the afternoon. I worked my tongue down again and pressed it into her as far as I could before moving back up to concentrate on her clit once again. She made no pretense of even trying to focus on my dick any longer, and just sucked it in her mouth, as she bucked her hips at my face, moaning around my dick. She was experiencing a sexual awakening from a 5-year slumber, and it overwhelmed her consciousness. As sensitive as her clit was, I had her squirming around in no time, finally making her climax while I licked and sucked her pussie. I held her climax as long as I could before she clamped her legs around my head to stop my actions. I lifted my head out of her crotch and rolled over onto my own sleeping bag. I worked around so I was laying on my back and Amy crawled over me, making another attempt at my dick. "Just do what you think would make me feel good,” I whispered. She nodded as she enveloped my dick with her mouth slowly working up and down my shaft as far as she could. She was very tentative at first, not sure if she would like it. Her motions became more animated as she got into it, slurping the head and stroking my dick up and down with her hand. She sucked and licked and swirled her tongue around my head, slowly working her body around until her pussie was over my face. She was obviously turned on again from experiencing my dick as she lowered her pussy to my face, which I eagerly licked and sucked. My whole dick twitched repeatedly as she moaned around it. "I'm going to cum,” I grunted in warning. Instead of pulling off like I expected her to, she sucked even harder, gagging slightly on the first blast of cum. As my second shot pulsed into her mouth she pushed her pussie down on my face and started humping against my chin. I felt her body tense up and a trickle of her own juices run down my chin as my fourth and fifth spurts of cum emptied into her mouth. I could feel some of my cum dripping out of her now open mouth as she gasped for breath, trying to deal with her own orgasm. We stayed coupled in that 69 position for several minutes before she rolled off, her body still heaving for breath. She spun around on her ass and laid next to me. "That was more fun than I expected,” She said quietly "You learned quickly.” “Thank you,” She said as she cuddled with her head on my chest. I zippered us into my bag and we drifted off to sleep, both of us content for the moment. I woke up in the middle of the night needing to go pee. Sex has that effect. Amy woke as I was trying to extract myself from her and my sleeping bag. "Where are you going,” she asked sleepily. "Gotta go pee.” “Oh,” she said “That sounds like a good idea.” Normally I would just pull on my boots and sprint out to a tree, being already dressed in thermal long johns. But tonight I was naked. “What are you doing,” she asked as I looked around for clothes in the darkness of the tent. "Trying to find something to put on.” “So why don't we just go naked” she asked. “First off, its cold, second the guys might see us.” “First off, so what? We've both been through cold and survived. Second off, they're asleep and it's dark out. Third I think you're chicken.” “Not at all,” I said as I pulled on wool socks. "If you want to do this then get your naked ass up too.” “Fine I will,” She said as she pulled her boots on her bare feet. I unzippered the tent and scooted out into a winter wonderland. The night was warmer than last night, and it must have been in the high twenties, with no wind. Large fluffy flakes of snow were falling gently in a blanket that was already several inches thicker than when we went to bed. Amy slid out of the tent after me, quickly catching up and taking my hand. "This is fun,” She whispered "It's cold,” I whispered back as we walked off into the woods a ways from the camp. I found a good place to stop behind a pine, and let fly. "I can warm you up,” She said stepping behind me and taking hold of my flowing dick in one hand while cupping my balls with the other. I'm used to peeing in the woods, but I had to admit that having her hold onto my fire hose and directing it's aim, was going to give me a hardon pretty quick. It was a good thing I was already going, or I my prostate never would have allowed my plumbing to get started. As soon as I was done, she started stroking me, and kept it up, her body pressed against mine from behind until I was very hard. "My turn,” She said as she let go and stepped around me. She squatted leaning back against a tree and let go herself, watering the ground close to where I was. "That feels better,” She said as she stood up. "Come on,” She said walking toward a larger pine that had fallen over. She stepped up onto the trunk, which lifted her body nearly a foot, bringing her tits to my face level. "Now how about sucking these tits,” she asked as the snow fell around us. It was chilly, but hormones can have a serious warming effect. I stepped up to her and went to work sucking and licking her erect nipples. there we were, buck naked except for boots, and pleasuring each other as the snow fell on us in the woods. "Oh god yes,” She said loudly. "This feels so damn good!” “Shush” I pleaded “They won't hear anything,” she said as she pulled my face back to her chest. "Besides, I want you to ravage me in the snow,” In response I moved my hand to her pussy as she spread her legs to give me better access. I stroked her clit and slid a finger deep into her wet pussy as my other hand cupped her ass. "oh yes,” she said throwing her head back. "god I am so turned on.” “In that case,” I said stepping back and pulling her down off the log. I turned her around and she bent over and leaned her hands on the log, spreading her ass & legs. I moved my dick to her pussy and pushed easily into her. "Uh” she grunted loudly as I stroked into her, pinching her nipples for a moment. The woods listened to us both grunting and our skin slapping, the snow dampening the sounds around us. She cried out once as her body stiffened and trembled as her orgasm washed over her body. I could feel her pussy clenching tightly around my dick, wanting to squeeze the juices from it, which it gladly gave up as my own body drove deep into her and began unleashing its flow of creamy juice. I grabbed her hips with both hands and leaned back as I pressed my rod deep into her. Time after time my dick pulsed, putting another squirt of cum deep into her pussy before I finally slowed to a drool. She stood up as straight as she could without me falling out of her, reached her arm over her head, and pulled my head down over her shoulder to her own turned head, so she could kiss my cheek as I wrapped my arms around her and cupped her ‘goose-pimpled' breasts. “God I'm going to miss this,” She said quietly. "How so?” “I eventually got used to not ever having sex. It wasn't abrupt. It just got less & less frequent, then it ended altogether. Now, after this amazing experience, it will be harder to shut it down” “Just out of curiosity, what did you do?” “Oh I have a nice box of toys & favorite videos.” “I'd like to see that some time,” I said as my softening dick slipped from her pussy. "But for now I think we better get back into the tent before we freeze. "Ok,” She said, turning and walking up the hill holding my hand. We slipped into our tent and snuggled down into my bag and zipped us into our cocoon. "Last day tomorrow,” She said quietly. "I know.” “Are you going to miss it,” she asked. "You mean having sex with you,” "uh huh.” “Yes, but it wouldn't be fair to Nancy to keep doing it,” I said. "No,” she agreed, as she pushed her face tighter into my neck. I felt a tear drop to my shoulder and run down as she cried silently. I held her close until her breathing slowed and she was asleep. Morning broke gray and dreary. I could hear the sound of the guys moving around, and unzipped my bag and slid out, leaving Amy under the covers. It only took me a minute to pull my clothes on and slide out of the tent. We had gotten another foot of heavy snow overnight and it was still coming down. It was going to be a tough 8 miles back to the trail head today. I spent the next hour working with the guys on the fire and getting water and such ready for the day's trip. Amy crawled out of the tent just as breakfast was getting done. Last day and the supplies were getting down to the end. All we had was oatmeal and hot cocoa. Filling, but not eggs and such. It took another half hour to pack up the tents and get headed down the trail. The eight mile hike should have taken us about 3 hours in dry conditions, in the two foot deep snow it took us a full eight exhausting hours. "We're back,” The guys shouted as they made the last sprint to the vehicles. "Thank god,” Amy said, clearly exhausted from trudging through the snow. "I vote for a hotel and a shower,” I said loudly as I unlocked the truck. Our plan was to camp out near the vehicles and leave in the morning. "Sounds like a good idea to me,” One of the guys echoed. We loaded all our gear and headed into town for a hotel and got three rooms. The guys shared two rooms, each, and Amy and I shared the third. The guys figured that we shared a tent all week there was no point in spending extra money for another room, besides there were two beds in a room anyway. We agreed reluctantly, on the outside anyway. We all agreed to go eat in an hour, giving everyone a chance to shower and change. Amy was stripping off clothes almost before I had the door closed. "Come on. I want to shower with you,” She said with a giggle as she tossed her clothes over her shoulder as she stripped. As soon as she was naked she came over and helped strip me and then practically drug me off to the shower. "Hmm” she hummed as the hot water cascaded over us. “This is so much better than ice water.” “I agree with that,” I said as I began soaping her body, paying special attention to her tits and pussy. "I'm really horny. Will you fuck me right here.” "In the shower?” “uh huh. After today I don't get to do this ever again, so I want to try everything that I can.” “It would be my pleasure,” I said as I put my hands under her butt and lifted her up. It took a few stabs, so to speak, before I got engaged and lowered her down onto my dick. Her pussie was hot and I could feel her cervix pushing against the head of my dick as she held on to my neck with her arms and my waist with her legs. I bounced her up and down my shaft and listened to her moan how good it felt and how full I made her. Her soapy body slid up and down mine as the two of us drew closer to climax. It came on her almost suddenly, her body shaking and her grip tightening around my neck, smashing her face against mine. I was close but not quite over the top. She then moved her legs and stood on the edge of the tub, bending her knees to get the height right, grabbing the shower curtain rod for stability. I held her firm ass for leverage and started stroking straight up into her pussy, slamming out bodies together under the warm spray. "Oh fuck oh fuck oh fuck” she mumbled as my dick grew thicker, drawing closer to my own release. She leaned her body back slightly and I watched her tits bounce and giggle. I was nearly there. “Wait, stop,” she said quickly. I pulled out of her and held her close, thinking I had hurt her. "I want to feel you fuck my tits,” She said as she got down from the edge of the tub and knelt down, bringing her tits to my dick level. I moved the spray off her head while she used some shampoo on my dick and her tits. She pressed them together around my dick and I started stroking my fat dick up and down, my balls rubbing against her body as the head of my dick poked out between her tits. "That's it. Come for me. I want to see you cum,” she cooed. I continued to stroke up and down, grunting as I once again came closer to climax. "Okay,” I panted as my balls drew up to fire. I pushed one more time, bringing the head of my dick up and out of her tits, the first shot of cum shooting into the air between us and landing on her tits. I continued to stroke, each time I came out another string of white goo flew into the air and landed on her tits or face. I stopped stroking as my dick stopped shooting and reduced to a drool of cum out the tip. "God that was hot,” Amy said as she stood up, cum dripping down her face and tit. "I've seen it in porn movies, but never had anyone actually do it. God what a turn on,” she said as she rubbed my cum around on her soapy tits. "It was pretty damn hot watching my cum splashing all over your tits.” She pulled me close and rose on her tippy toes to kiss me on the lips. To this point we had pretty much avoided serious kissing, but this one was a full face, sharing tongues, sloppy wet ‘fuck me' kiss. “Thank you,” She said when we could breathe again. "My pleasure,” I joked. "But we better get dressed. The guys will be ready to eat any time now. "How long have we been in here,” she asked. "Almost an hour.” “Damn,” she said as she quickly turned around and rinsed off. She shut off the water and we quickly dried and headed out to the room to dress. She pulled some clothes out of her bag, like all of us, having brought some extra clothing to change into for the trip home, so we didn't all have to smell like trail. She had a long skirt and turtleneck, which she put on without her bra or panties. "Aren't you afraid of showing off for the guys,” I asked as I pulled my briefs and a pair of jeans on. "I've been going all week without a bra, if they haven't noticed yet, that's their fault. "They might get ideas.” “I doubt it. But what my real intent is so that when we get back here you are so horny from thinking about me not wearing anything under this that you'll be ready to jump my bones and screw me silly all night.” “That sounds like a good plan, as long as I get enough sleep to drive tomorrow.” “OH, I'll keep you awake somehow,” She said with a grin as she walked up and gave me another ‘fuck me' kiss. Dinner ended up being at a little diner down the road. The whole bunch of us had a great time eating and talking and just enjoying not being around a campfire. The food was really good, but then anything would be really good after four days of dehydrated rations. We returned to the hotel rooms and I said I was going to bed to get some sleep. Amy hung out with the guys for a few more minutes before coming to the room. I was already laying in bed with the TV on, when she came in and closed the door. "If you're not naked you better get that way,” She said as she walked over to the bed and started pulling the sheet back. She kicked off her boots and climbed up on the bed, walking across my naked form, my already hard dick pointing at the ceiling. "So were you thinking about me being naked under this skirt?” “Yep,” I said, stroking her bare leg as she slowly pulled the skirt higher. "You like what you see,” she asked coyly as she exposed her pussie and spread her legs for me to see. "Uh huh.” “How about these,” she asked, pulling her shirt up to expose her tits. "Very much.” “Good,” She said as she left her stretchy shirt hooked above her tits and then lifted the skirt again. "I've been thinking about this all through dinner,” She said as she pulled her skirt up and started to crouch down over my dick. I held my dick up for her and she pushed her pussy down over me, as she squatted, her skirt held up and back by her bent knees. "OH FUCK,” she said loudly as she felt her cervix pressing against the head of my dick. She began to bounce on my dick, the springiness of the bed doing most of the work while we held hands to give her balance. It had to be hard on her legs, but she didn't seem to care as she threw her head back and concentrated on finding that perfect spot. We stayed in that position for nearly ten minutes before she shook and cried out quietly that she was coming. I watched her pussy leak its juices around my dick as she shook and shuddered. "God that was good,” She said as she lifted herself off my dick. "I'm glad you enjoyed it.” She pulled her skirt off and tossed it aside before pulling her top off and adding it to the pile. “Let's find a porn movie,” She said picking up the tv remote and laying down naked next to me. I had the heat up so there was no real need for covers. She found a video on the adult channel about a guy and some cheerleaders. She curled up against me and stroked my still hard dick as the movie started. I had my arm around her playing with one of her tits while I watched. We got to a point where there was a busty cheerleader riding his dick, facing away from him. She crawled into the same position and aimed my dick at her pussie and began to ride up and down like in the video, stroking herself on my dick. I had gotten off a whole lot of times in the last four days, and the last one in the shower was especially big, so I had plenty of staying power. She continued to ride me, bringing herself to another climax along with the girl in the video. At this point the guy turned her on her back and started fucking her while she was on her back with her ass in the air and her legs spread wide in the air. "Do you want to do that,” she asked as she rolled off of me and tried to mimic the position. "Why not,” I answered as I knelt on the bed and pushed my dick down into her. It was an interesting angle, with my dick pressing against someplace really good on her, from the sound of her moaning. I was getting very close to cumming when my dick slipped out of her wet pussy, partly because my balance was going as I started to climax, and partly because she had started to cum a third time herself. My dick started shooting cum all over her body, landing in long strings across her body and face. She lowered her legs and I stood there, dripping my cum on her as we laughed at each other. Finally I climbed off the bed and got a towel to wipe her off with. We curled up on the bed and watched the end of the movie, including some girl on girl action, before we drifted off to sleep. Morning came and we showered one final time together after having some gentle sex in bed. I woke the guys and headed down to the breakfast in the hotel while Amy dressed. We decided we better give the appearance of not dressing together. Breakfast was an easy continental breakfast and then we started getting ready to head out. We had one last kiss before we left the hotel room, knowing that it would be our last. The trip home was long and slow, both of us dreading having to explain to my wife how we ended up naked together, and to convince her that it was a onetime thing and there was nothing to it besides survival. We both hoped that the fact that I was rescuing Amy, her best friend, would make the difference. If I were my wife, I don't know if I would believe me. Epilogue That was over four years ago. I am still happily married to my wife. Our two families are still as close as they were, and when we are together, Amy and I still act like we did before, except for maybe a bit tighter hug when we meet. I have to admit though, when I am fishing at her lake, she frequently comes out of the house to stand on the porch naked for me to see, and I have been known to sneak onto her porch to peek into the large patio door that looks into her bedroom. She politely leaves the curtains open when she knows I am coming out to go fishing. I have watched her shower through the open doors and even stood on one side of the glass and jacked off while she sat on the other using a dildo or vibrator. Both of us know that we can't ever have sex again, but the teasing has gone to a whole new level. By m_storyman_x for Literotica

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Today's farmer panel is at the Christchurch Show; one's up from the Maniototo for the races and the other's arrived from Mid Canterbury to talk venison.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Dialogue Doctor Coach Laura Humm sits down with author Dennis Kurlas to talk about a scene in Dennis' work in progress. They talk through the beats of the scene. They discuss how to keep an emotional flow through the beats, why beats should be deleted, and how to keep beats rolling from one to the next. Also, Jeff talks about his time at the annual conference for the Maryland Writers Association and what he learned from the weekend. For more on the craft of writing, check out https://dialoguedoctor.com/  

AI is at the forefront of work, tech, and global development – and it's here to stay. While there are ongoing dilemmas and fears surrounding the future of AI, renowned neuroscientist Vivienne Ming sees it differently. For over a decade, she has harnessed AI to enhance human potential, designing systems to treat her son's diabetes, predict manic episodes in those with bipolar disorder, and reunite orphaned refugees with extended family members, among many other initiatives. Vivienne has emerged not only as a leading scientist in the field but also as a passionate advocate for using AI as a powerful tool to unlock human ability.Vivienne Ming is a renowned theoretical neuroscientist and AI expert. She is the co-founder and CEO of the think tank Socos Labs, as well as chief scientist at Dionysus Digital Health and The Human Trust. Her research has been showcased on TEDx, The Financial Times, The Atlantic, the New York Times, BBC Radio 4, and NPR. In this episode, Dart and Vivienne discuss:- Vivienne's diverse background in AI and research - AI's qualitative advantages over humans today- How AI can predict and influence individual success- Metalearning and perspective taking- Building stronger teams and social networks with AI- The moral limits of markets- How minority opinions can reshape collective market intelligence - And other topics…Vivienne Ming is a renowned theoretical neuroscientist and artificial intelligence expert. As the co-founder and CEO of the think tank Socos Labs, she consults on AI, neuroscience, and education reform, exploring the future of human potential. She also serves as chief scientist at Dionysus Digital Health and The Human Trust. Her AI inventions have launched multiple companies and nonprofits, all centered on unlocking human potential. Vivienne's research has been showcased on TEDx, The Financial Times, The Atlantic, the New York Times, BBC Radio 4, and NPR. Vivienne received her B.S. in cognitive neuroscience from the University of California at San Diego and her M.S. and PhD in Psychology at Carnegie Mellon University. She then held a postdoctoral fellowship at Stanford and UC Berkeley, where she later joined as a research scientist and visiting scholar. Vivienne sits on boards of numerous companies and nonprofits including StartOut, The Palm Center, Cornerstone Capital, Platypus Institute, Shiftgig, Zoic Capital, and HUMM.Resources mentioned:How to Robot-Proof Your Kids, by Vivienne Ming: https://academy.socos.org/ Geek Heresy, by Kentaro Toyama: https://www.amazon.com/Geek-Heresy-Rescuing-Social-Technology/dp/161039528X Connect with Vivienne:www.socos.org www.dionysushealth.comwww.optoceutics.comwww.thehumantrust.org “The Tax on Being Different” video: https://glginsights.com/videos/decisions-in-hiring/ Work with Dart:Dart is the CEO and co-founder of the work design firm 11fold. Build work that makes employees feel alive, connected to their work, and focused on what's most important to the business. Book a call at 11fold.com.

We head to Mid Canterbury for today's farmer panel, where spring is being kinder than further south.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The artist Francesco Clemente may have been born and raised in Naples, but—having lived and worked around the world, including in Rome, India, New York City, and New Mexico—he considers himself a citizen of no place. Widely known for his work across mediums, from drawings and frescoes to mosaics, oils, and sculptures, Clemente makes art that evokes his mystical perspective, with his paintings often featuring spiritual subjects or dreamlike symbols. Beyond exhibiting in galleries and museums, over the years Clemente has also made works for a variety of other venues, including a nightclub, a hotel, a Hollywood film, and the Metropolitan Opera. This fall, his work (and name) will be central to his latest unusual project: the soon-to-open Clemente Bar at chef Daniel Humm's three-Michelin-starred restaurant Eleven Madison Park.On the episode, Clemente discusses his collaboration with Humm, frescoes as the most luminous artistic medium, his deep affinity with India, and the certain timeworn quality to his art.Special thanks to our Season 10 presenting sponsor, L'École, School of Jewelry Arts.Show notes:Francesco Clemente[3:55] Clemente Bar[3:55] Eleven Madison Park[3:55] Daniel Humm[3:55] Alba Clemente[7:50] Murals for the Palladium nightclub[7:50] Hudson Hotel[7:50] Ian Schrager[8:43] Arata Isozaki[8:43] Philippe Starck[8:43] Kenny Scharf[8:43] Keith Haring[8:43] Jean-Michel Basquiat[8:43] Steve Rubell[9:43] Works for Great Expectations (1998)[9:43] “The Sopranos” series[9:43] Portrait of Fran Lebowitz[11:37] Portrait of Toni Morrison[23:12] Jiddu Krishnamurti[23:12] Theosophical Society[24:49] Álvaro Siza[24:49] Museo Madre[32:48] Cy Twombly[32:48] Joseph Beuys's exhibition “We Are the Revolution” (1972)[35:30] Rudolf Steiner[36:56] Letters to a Young Poet by Rainer Maria Rilke[37:57] Swami Vivekananda[39:20] Salman Rushdie[41:31] Nisargadatta Maharaj[46:51] Andy Warhol[46:51] Allen Ginsberg[48:13] William Blake[48:54] Raymond Foye[48:54] Hanuman Books[50:04] “The Four Corners” (1985)[53:36] Saint Francis

In this episode, Laura Humm takes questions from the Dialogue Doctor Community. They discuss how to use interior monologue and building emotion, the difference between prose and dialogue and how both things impact the reader, how to use body language to build emotion, tips on having to read and edit your own work, how to make sure your character voices sound different from one another, and much more. For more on the craft of writing, check out DialogueDoctor.com - https://dialoguedoctor.com/

Duncan Humm shares the story of his family's 1929 Model A coupe, a vintage car turned farm truck still in use today. It's a unique blend of heritage and farm life in New Zealand.

In this episode, Dialogue Doctor Coach Laura Humm holds an Office Hour with four different authors. Together they discuss, how to keep track of the details in your book, how to manage flashbacks, should you add emails or letters to your narrative, the benefits and draw backs of having more than one POV, and more. For more on writing craft, go to https://dialoguedoctor.com/summer-fall-2024-events/

Gilca encontra um bilhete preto em cima de sua cama ao sair do banho, o significado disso pode mudar sua vida de formas inimagináveis… Classificação indicativa 14 anos.   Contos Narrados. Aqui você encontra mais um conto sonorizado produzido pelo do RPG Next. Coloque seu fone de ouvido e curta! ▬ Autor: Vinicius Mendes Souza Carneiro. ▬ Narração: Shelly. ▬ Masterização, sonorização e edição: Rafael 47. Contos Narrados apresenta, “Bilhetes", um Conto de Horror. Começou em um dia normal, ensolarado, dia lindo, pra ser sincera. Acordei pela manhã, fui até o banheiro e tomei um baita banho quente, daqueles nos quais o box fica todo embaçado, sabe? Devo ter passado ao menos meia hora curtindo o momento, saí do banheiro e me enxuguei. Havia depilado as pernas no dia anterior e, apesar de não recomendado, o banho quente estava satisfatório.  Meu nome é Gilca, tenho trinta e dois anos, cabelos escuros e encaracolados, cachinhos de mola, segundo mainha. Meus olhos são castanho-escuros como os cabelos, minha pele é branca, tenho lábios nem finos e nem grossos, e o nariz é um pouquinho redondo, sabe? Um dia faço plástica! Mesmo sob protestos de meu companheiro Valter. Não sou gorda nem magra e meço 1,68m.  Ao vestir minhas roupas de trabalho notei algo diferente. Sempre que entro no banheiro deixo tudo já separado antes, dessa forma não perco tempo, sendo assim, sabia que era algo novo, deixado lá durante meu banho. Ao lado do vestido jazia um envelope preto, e em seu centro havia um olho aberto desenhado em tinta branca. Curiosa, abri rapidamente o item, será que era coisa de Valter? Com seu trabalho noturno mal nos víamos, e àquele horário da manhã ele ainda não deveria ter chegado. Puxei o bilhete que vinha dentro: “Nas gordinhas de ondina.” Nada mais estava escrito. Moro na Pituba, um bairro de Salvador na Bahia, meu pai deixou esse apartamento de herança pra mim, caso contrário não teria dinheiro para uma casa aqui. Trabalho na Barra. Costumo passar pela avenida oceânica todos os dias, então as Gordinhas de Ondina, monumento referência composto por três estátuas de mulheres gordas em um canteiro próximo à orla do local, era paisagem trivial. Humm, curiosa com isso, viu... Terminei meus preparativos e peguei o elevador, meu carro aguardava no primeiro estacionamento. O trânsito estava como sempre, insuportável, fiz o trajeto em pelo menos meia hora, pois a curiosidade era grande, queria ver o que o monumento tinha a ver com minha vida hoje. Há um cruzamento em “T” com sinaleira em frente às estátuas, curiosamente o sinal fechou na minha vez de passar e tive visão plena do que acontecia ali.  No primeiro momento julguei que não veria algo diferente, havia uma senhorinha caminhando em direção à UFBA (Universidade Federal da Bahia), um garoto de skate, um mendigo sentado aos pés de uma estátua. Não havia nada fora do normal... até que vi. Foi repentino, um pedestre andava ao lado de uma das gordinhas, por algum momento não consegui desviar mais a atenção dele, foi quando um buraco na calçada o fez desequilibrar, ao tentar ficar em pé torceu o tornozelo e tombou para o lado da pista, o ônibus que vinha por ali não teve como desviar e suas rodas estouraram o crânio dele como uma fruta madura. A cena foi horrível, em choque não consegui me mover dali até o buzinaço começar atrás de mim. Parcialmente catatônica fiz o trajeto até o trabalho, tanto que ao parar o carro quase não percebi um segundo bilhete que descansava no banco do passageiro. Trêmula, peguei o segundo envelope e o coloquei na bolsa, não iria abrir aquele mau agouro de maneira nenhuma. Fui até minha sala no escritório de contabilidade no qual trabalho e fiquei ali amuada por alguns momentos. Então Rita entrou: - Tu tá com cara de fantasma menina, o que aconteceu? Rita era minha amiga ali, conversávamos sobre tudo, parceiros, desejos, fofocas e qualquer assunto que fosse colocado.

In this episode, Dialogue Doctor Coach Laura Humm sits down with new author Dixie Williams to look at a scene Dixie has written. They talk about writing well known family tropes, making sure the reader knows who is in the scene so the reader can imagine the scene, orienting family relationships at the opening of the scene so we understand the family's dynamic, and paying attention to the family dynamics when creating flash backs. For more on the craft of writing, head over to https://dialoguedoctor.com/

Curious about why flip phones are making a comeback? Discover the nostalgia behind these iconic devices and explore the trend of tech minimalism that's captivating even the most devoted smartphone users. We'll also take a deep dive into the world of phone scams, offering you invaluable tips to safeguard your personal information and outsmart those pesky scammers. With the latest scoop on Tesla's Cybertruck recall due to a windshield wiper issue, we'll discuss the ongoing challenges the tech giant faces in vehicle reliability.Ever wondered what happens when you click on a suspicious email link? Get ready for a revealing hands-on exploration of email scams, where we dissect phishing attempts and share some hilarious—and eye-opening—stories. Learn how to identify common email scams, from fake job interviews to fraudulent gift card requests, and arm yourself with the knowledge to protect your digital identity on LETTERS.Plus, you won't want to miss our unique celebration of Goat Cheese Day, featuring a surprising pairing with Elijah Craig Single Barrel bourbon that promises to delight your taste buds.We're also tackling the issue of remote workers using mouse movers to fake productivity and the subsequent corporate crackdowns. With a blend of humor and insightful discussion, we'll explore the implications of these practices on remote work policies. Raise a glass and tune in for an hour of engaging and educational technology talk that's sure to leave you informed and entertained.Episode 211: Starts at :30Episode 210:  This week on TechTime with Nathan Mumm®, Buckle up as we dive into the latest tech news and stories to keep you on the edge of your seat.Welcome to TechTime Radio! Today, we're taking a nostalgic trip to the early 2000s with “The Flip Phone Renaissance.” Remember those iconic clamshell devices that once graced our pockets? Well, they're making a comeback. But wait, there's more! Sick of Scams? Stop Answering Your Phone: Scammers have mastered caller ID spoofing, making it hard to trust any incoming call. The first rule? Don't answer unknown numbers—even some known ones. Let it go to voicemail and decide if it's legit.Tesla Recalls Every Cybertruck Again: If you're a Cybertruck owner, pay attention. Tesla has issued another recall. Safety first, folks! As our ‘Letters' segment, all of these items and more are back talking about email scams, hacks and all-out mistruths. Join us weekly on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Humm" Technology news of the week for June 23rd - June 29th 2024--- [Now on Today's Show]--- [Top Stories in Technology]Tesla recalls every CybertruckFlip phone sales are surging as folks seek connection without distractionSick of scams? Stop answering your phone. --- [Pick of the Day - Whiskey Tasting Reveal]Elijah Craig Single Barrel Private Barrel Barrel Proof -  ParishNW #1 | 122.8 Proof |$60--- [Letters]TechTime Staff share this week's informative emails that were received during the week. This includes scams, phishing emails, and all-out mistruths disguised as legitimate emails.--- [Mike's Mesmerizing Moment--- [This Week in Technology]June 22, 1946, First Jet Mail Delivered --- [Marc's Whiskey Mumble]Marc Gregoire's review of this week's whiskey--- [Technology Fail of the Week]This week's “Technology Fail” comes to us from a Man who Sues Apple After Wife Discovers Cheating Via Messages Synced to iMac--- [Nathan Nugget]Do not use Mouse Jigglers for your job--- [Pick of the Day Whiskey Review]Elijah Craig Single Barrel Private Barrel Barrel Proof -  ParishNW #1 | 122.8 Proof |$60Mike: Thumbs UpNathan: Thumbs Up

In this episode, Dialogue Doctor Laura Humm sits down with author MZ to look at MZ's work in progress. They discuss writing children's voices and keeping them different from adult voices, and they talk about pacing a scene. For more on writing dialogue, come and join us at https://dialoguedoctor.com/

What happens when big tech swallows the little guys? Unveil the phenomenon of "Sherlocking" as we dissect how Apple has a knack for integrating third-party innovations into their own systems, potentially rendering those original products obsolete. We trace this back to the 1990s with the Sherlock vs. Watson saga and peel back the layers to reveal its ongoing impact today. Nick Espinosa joins us for  cybersecurity flaws in Microsoft's recall application to Chinese tech companies skirting US sanctions, we cover it all. This episode also takes you on a journey through the history of encryption standards, leading up to today's quantum encryption possibilities. With iOS 18 on the horizon, Apple's new call transcription service is set to make waves, and not necessarily in a good way. This episode examines how such moves by tech giants can cripple smaller developers who find their innovations swallowed whole by companies with far greater resources. Join us as we explore the ethical landscape of "Sherlocking" and its implications, while also diving into the broader debate on social media's grip on teenagers and the fine line between personal responsibility and legislative action. To cap it all off, Marc Gregoire introduces us to a whiskey that promises to elevate our tech talk with its unique "casket" look, which is pure Nathan and all his humor. Episode 210:  This week on TechTime with Nathan Mumm®, Buckle up as we dive into the latest tech news and stories to keep you on the edge of your seat.Imagine a whole galaxy flickering like a cosmic disco ball! A galaxy that decided to “turn on the lights” in real time. What caused this celestial rave?Next, are we looking for Social Media Health Warnings? The U.S. Surgeon General is on a mission. He's asking Congress to slap tobacco-like warning labels on social media platforms. Why? Because scrolling through your feed might be hazardous to your mental health. Join us weekly on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Humm" Technology news of the week for June 16th - June 22nd 2024--- [Now on Today's Show]--- [Top Stories in Technology]Apple just made your app obsolete? You've been 'Sherlocked'Tobacco-like warning label for social media sought by US surgeon general who asks Congress to actAstronomers just witnessed a whole galaxy 'turn on the lights' in real-time, as a supermassive black hole awakening--- [Pick of the Day - Whiskey Tasting Reveal]Angel's Envy 2022 Cask Strength Bourbon Whiskey Finished in Port Wine Barrels | 119.8 Proof |$230 / 750ml (~$350/$650 Secondary)--- [Ask the Expert - Nick Espinosa]Nick talks about today's most important technology breaches of the month--- [This Week in Technology]June 17, 1997 Data Encryption Standard Cracked  --- [Marc's Whiskey Mumble]Marc Gregoire's review of this week's whiskey--- [Technology Fail of the Week]This week's “Technology Fail” comes to us from 1839 Awards' Color Photography Contest – in the AI Category --- [Pick of the Day Whiskey Review]Angel's Envy 2022 Cask Strength Bourbon Whiskey Finished in Port Wine Barrels | 119.8 Proof |$230 / 750ml (~$350/$650 Secondary)Mike: Thumbs UpNathan: Thumbs Up

Is Elon Musk about to ignite a Silicon Valley showdown? Tune in to this thrilling episode of Tech Time Radio with Nathan Mumm as we uncover the mysterious disappearance of the New York Times source code, rumored to be linked to 4chan hackers. Elon Musk's bold critique of Apple's spyware sets the stage for a tech industry clash. Gwen Way joins us in our gadgets and gear segment, revealing a groundbreaking physical solution to help users lock distracting phone apps, a must-hear for anyone caught in the doom-scrolling trap. Brace yourself for an in-depth exploration of cybersecurity concerns as we shine a light on recent data breaches. Discover the alarming breach in Disney's Club Penguin game, and another at the New York Times, where hackers accessed 5,000 repositories and 3.6 million files using an exploited GitHub token. Hear personal stories of compromised information and understand the broader implications for data security. Our discussion then pivots to a timely warning about the fastest-growing scam affecting teenagers globally, setting up for the next hot topic.We tackle the chilling rise of sextortion scams targeting teenagers, focusing on the tragic story of 17-year-old Jordan. Explore how these malicious scams unfold and the devastating impacts they've had, with over 27 suicides reported in the US alone. We then shift gears to Apple's exciting integration of OpenAI's ChatGPT into their products, promising to upgrade Siri with more personal and proactive features. Gadget lovers won't want to miss our review of the Brick, an innovative tool designed to combat phone distractions. We'll also reminisce about the impact of Jurassic Park on special effects, celebrate Yarn Bombing Day, and enjoy a whiskey-tasting session.Join us weekly on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Humm" Technology news of the week for June 9th - June 15th, 2024 --- [Now on Today's Show] --- [Top Stories in Technology]New York Times source code leaks online via 4chanSextortion is the fastest-growing scam affecting teenagers globally Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference laid out the tech giant's artificial intelligence plansRaspberry Pi is now a public company --- [Pick of the Day - Whiskey Tasting Reveal]Buffalo Trace Stagg Batch 23C | 125.9 Proof | Price: $70 / 750ml ($160 Secondary)--- [Gadgets and Gear with Gwen Way]Gwen shares with us the Get Brick hardware device--- [This Week in Technology]June 9, 1993 - Life Finds a Way - The motion picture Jurassic Park premiers in Washington D.C. --- [Marc's Whiskey Mumble]Marc Gregoire's review of this week's whiskey --- [Technology Fail of the Week]This week's “Technology Fail” comes to us from Elon Musk as he tells Tim Cook he doesn't want Apple's ‘creepy spyware'  --- [Mike's Mesmerizing Moment brought to us by StoriCoffee®]Question: Do you like the way Hollywood uses CGI for Movies, example is Jurassic Park and Lord of the Rings.   --- [Nathan Nugget]None--- [Pick of the Day Whiskey Review]Buffalo Trace Stagg Batch 23C | 125.9 Proof | Price: $70 / 750ml ($160 Secondary)Mike: Thumbs UpNathan: Thumbs Up

What happens when facial recognition technology gets it wrong? We unravel the cases of innocent people being misidentified as shoplifters. We'll touch on ChatGPT's recent downtime, and the steps developers are taking to restore its functionality. For our European listeners, we'll detail how you can opt out of AI training using your social media posts—a privilege not available to U.S. users. We'll also dissect Elon Musk's decision to reroute AI chips from Tesla to his AI startup, XAI, and discuss the implications of Microsoft integrating AI into customer service call centers.We explore the Facial Recognition Concerns and brace yourself for a deep dive into massive leaks from YouTube and security lapses affecting Grand Theft Auto's newest game. These incidents underline the critical need for employee oversight. We'll also focus on Elon Musk's controversial decision to divert AI chips from TESLA to his AI venture, XAI, exploring this move's ethical and legal ramifications. Finally, we unpack the world of sophisticated email scams and phishing tactics. Learn about the intricate ways scammers manipulate email conversations and the differences between phishing attacks and scams. We'll also explore how stories of old internet memes like “All your base are belong to us” play into the current digital landscape. Wrapping up on a lighter note, we'll share how technology is empowering coffee farmers and celebrate National Cognac Day, comparing the taste of cognac to bourbon. Episode 208: Starts at :30Episode 208:  This week on TechTime with Nathan Mumm®, Buckle up as we dive into the latest tech news and stories to keep you on the edge of your seat.Remember, TechTime Radio airs live on KIXI 880am Seattle every Tuesday at 3:00 PM PT. Don't miss our tech talk, witty banter, and expert insights with a little whiskey on the side. Listen live or catch up on our latest episodes on TechTime Radio's YouTube channel or TuneIn.Join us weekly on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Humm" Technology news of the week for June 2nd - June 8th , 2024--- [Now on Today's Show]--- [Top Stories in Technology]Musk asked Nvidia to ship the AI chips booked for Tesla to X and xAI.'I was misidentified as a shoplifter by facial recognition.Breaking News: Chat GPT is downMicrosoft is extending its AI push to customer service call centers --- [Pick of the Day - Whiskey Tasting Reveal]Cognac Park Single Barrel Cellar No 5 - 2016 Petite Champagne| 90 Proof | $75--- [Letters]TechTime Staff share this week's informative emails that were received during the week. This includes scams, phishing emails, and all-out mistruths disguised as legitimate emails.--- [This Week in Technology]May 31, 1991 - All Your Base Are Belong To Us--- [Marc's Whiskey Mumble]Marc Gregoire's review of this week's whiskey--- [Technology Fail of the Week]This week's “Technology Fail” comes to us from YouTube insider access tied to massive leaks--- [Mike's Mesmerizing Moment brought to us by StoriCoffee®]Question: Is Facial Recognition every going to work?  --- [Nathan Nugget]How to opt out of Instagram and Facebook Using Your Posts for AI--- [Pick of the Day Whiskey Review]Cognac Park Single Barrel Cellar No 5 - 2016 Petite Champagne| 90 Proof | $75Mike: Thumbs UpNathan: Thumbs Down

In this episode, Dialogue Doctor Coach Laura Humm sits down with Historical Fantasy author Madeline Davis to look at a scene from Madeline's current work in progress. They discuss increasing the emotional intensity of the scene by replacing expositional summaries with getting characters speaking to each other, building frustration through vocalization, and taking into account what the Vehicle Character (the POV) has experienced before we choose the words the character uses. For more on writing dialogue, check out https://dialoguedoctor.com/

Can former President Donald J. Trump really stop all electric car sales if re-elected? Join us on Tech Time Radio with Nathan Mumm as we scrutinize this audacious claim, picking apart its feasibility and implications for the automotive industry. We also dive into the wacky world of AI mishaps, including Google's strange and humorous errors like suggesting non-toxic glue on pizza and advising people to eat one rock per day. Our discussion takes a serious turn when we analyze Hollywood's alarming slump in Memorial Day weekend box office revenue, the lowest in almost three decades, and ponder what this means for the future of cinema.We're thrilled to welcome Nick Espinosa, our cybersecurity expert, who sheds light on the dark corners of cybercrime, AI takeovers, and data breaches. He offers indispensable advice on safeguarding your digital life in these perilous times. Meanwhile, we scrutinize the controversial new Recall feature in Windows 11, which captures screenshots of users' activities every few seconds, spurring significant privacy and security concerns. The conversation also touches on Tesla's autonomous driving technology, recounting a near-miss with a train, and Google's new AI features, raising questions about the reliability and safety of these advanced technologies.Amidst the tech talk, we take a nostalgic trip down memory lane celebrating National Hamburger Day, reminiscing about Bill Gates' 1995 proclamation on the Internet, and even the quirky Hamburglar. And, of course, we wouldn't be TechTime Radio without our whiskey tastings. This episode features a detailed review of Michter's Bomberger's Declaration Small Batch 2023 Kentucky straight bourbon, rich with notes of fruit, spice, and a complex finish from Marc Gregoire.  It's a spirited blend of high-tech discussions, expert insights, and a touch of humor that makes for an engaging and informative listen.Remember, TechTime Radio airs live on KIXI 880am Seattle every Tuesday at 3:00 PM PT. Don't miss our tech talk, witty banter, and expert insights with a little whiskey on the side. Listen live or catch up on our latest episodes on TechTime Radio's YouTube channel or TuneIn.Join us weekly on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Humm" Technology news of the week for May 26th – June 1st, 2024 --- [Now on Today's Show] --- [Top Stories in Technology]Donald Trump Says He'll Stop All Electric Car SalesGlue pizza and eat rocks: Google AI search errors go viralMemorial Day 'meltdown' at the Movies--- [Pick of the Day - Whiskey Tasting Reveal]Michter's Bomberger's Declaration Small Batch 2023| 108 Proof | $175  --- [Ask the Expert - Nick Espinosa]Nick talks about today's most important technology breaches of the month--- [This Week in Technology]May 26, 1995 Gates Declares Internet "Most Important Single Development"--- [Marc's Whiskey Mumble]Marc Gregoire's review of this week's whiskey--- [Technology Fail of the Week]This week's “Technology Fail” comes to us from the Prescription management company Sav-Rx is warning over 2.8 million people in the United States that it suffered a data breach, stating that their personal data was stolen in a 2023 cyberattack.--- [Mike's Mesmerizing Moment brought to us by StoriCoffee®]Question: Is AI helping calm people's nerves, or is it causing anxiety?  --- [Nathan Nugget]None--- [Pick of the Day Whiskey Review]Michter's Bomberger's Declaration Small Batch 2023| 108 Proof | $175Mike: Thumbs DownNathan: Thumbs Up

Unlock the secrets of safeguarding your family's digital privacy and get a glimpse into the future of brain-computer interfaces with our expert guest, James Riddle. In this episode, we tackle the risks of sharing children's photos online and the implications on their security, contrasting today's oversharing culture with the past's more private family photo albums. James shares his profound insights into the transformative potential of brain-computer interfaces in healthcare, discussing everything from Neuralink's human trials to the ethical considerations these advances entail.Ever wondered if your computer could possess a photographic memory? We're breaking down Microsoft's latest Recall feature for Windows 11, designed to revolutionize the way you retrieve information on your PC. AI isn't just enhancing our gadgets; it's leading scientists through cellular chaos to new discoveries. Plus, don't miss our tech fails, the excitement of Apple's Cube Store reminiscence, and our unique toast to National Talk Like Yoda Day – yes, it's as entertaining as it sounds!Wrap up the week with a whiskey in hand as we reflect on the intersection of technology and spirits. Our whiskey tasting verdict is in, paired with Mike's mesmerizing moment and the not-to-be-missed technology fail of the week. And as we ponder the future of medical treatments, we invite you to join us on this journey from intriguing ideas to clinical realities with James Riddle. It's an hour of thought-provoking discussion, expert opinion, and a dash of lighthearted fun – a blend as rich and multifaceted as the whiskey we're sampling.Episode 206: Starts at :30Episode 206:  Welcome fellow tech enthusiasts to the radio show, where we blend bits and bytes into a delightful digital cocktail with a little whiskey on the side! This week on TechTime with Nathan Mumm®, Buckle up as we dive into the latest tech news and stories to keep you on the edge of your seat.It's time for TechTime Radio, where we unravel the mysteries of technology, one byte at a time. Join us weekly on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Humm" Technology news of the week for May 19th  – 25th, 2024--- [Now on Today's Show]--- [Top Stories in Technology]Windows 11 Recall AI feature will record everything you do on your PCAI gets scientists one step closer to mapping the organized chaos in our cellsWhy you should think twice before posting that cute photo of your kid onlineTikTok announces a $1M program for socially driven creators --- [Pick of the Day - Whiskey Tasting Reveal]Smooth Ambler Old Scout Private Barrel #Seatown| 109 Proof | $40--- [Ask the Expert - James Riddle]We have James Riddle, our medical expert, talk about the three key technology breakthroughs.--- [This Week in Technology]May 19, 2006 - Apple Opens the CUBE store in New York.  --- [Marc's Whiskey Mumble]Marc Gregoire's review of this week's whiskey--- [Technology Fail of the Week]This week's “Technology Fail” comes to us from CSC ServiceWork.CSC controls over a million laundry and vending machines in service at colleges, multi-housing communities, laundromats, and other locations in the US, Canada, and Europe--- [Mike's Mesmerizing Moment brought to us by StoriCoffee®]Question: Why do you people try to cheat on things for free?--- [Pick of the Day Whiskey Review]Smooth Ambler Old Scout Private Barrel #Seatown| 109 Proof | $40Mike: Thumbs UpNathan: Thumbs Up

Who says you can't mix the old with the new or the whimsical with the downright serious? Buckle up, listeners, because we're about to stir the pot with everything from the questionable comeback of cassette tapes—yep, you heard it, Taylor Swift's bringing them back—to the brain-tickling topic of spies hiding in plain sight. Our discussion on Europol's classified data surfacing on the dark web is bound to make you contemplate the vulnerability of our digital fortresses.Gwen Way drops by with something that's bound to be a new staple in your emergency kit—an emergency power card the size of your credit card, yet powerful enough to give your devices that extra life when you need it most. We'll also weigh in on the latest cybersecurity headline that didn't make the cut but perhaps should have, involving a ransomware attack on a US healthcare network. And because life's not all doom and gloom, you'll get to hear our take on the 'Nectar of the Gods'—does this whiskey really live up to its divine title?Our creative juices aren't just for the tech talk; we also muse on Apple's advertising faux pas with their latest iPad Pro ad, giving you our candid thoughts on the matter. And, because we love a good throwback, we can't help but chuckle over the Chicken Dance and the possibility of boomboxes strutting their stuff once again. Join us for this episode where laughs are plenty, skepticism is welcome, and the conversation is as charged as a Batterix in your back pocket.Episode 205: Starts at :30Welcome fellow tech enthusiasts to the radio show, where we blend bits and bytes into a delightful digital cocktail with a little whiskey on the side! This week on TechTime with Nathan Mumm®, Buckle up as we dive into the latest tech news and stories to keep you on the edge of your seat.IntelBroker, a controversial entity, is allegedly selling a database containing classified Europol data. This breach raises serious concerns about security and the potential impact on criminal investigations. Meanwhile, Apple has publicly acknowledged that their recent iPad Pro advertisement missed the mark, prompting discussions about brand perception. We'll also explore the fascinating history of wireless technology, and Gwen Way is here for our Gadgets and Gear segment on a new gadget.It's time for TechTime Radio, where we unravel the mysteries of technology, one byte at a time. Join us weekly on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Humm" Technology news of the week for May 12th  – 18th, 2024--- [Now on Today's Show]--- [Top Stories in Technology]US bans China crypto-miner from nuclear base areaClinical trial for AI depression toolLook out, vinyl, here comes the newest analog challenger -- and you can even buy Taylor Swift tapes.Hackers claim to have breached Europol web portal, but force says no significant data stolen.--- [Pick of the Day - Whiskey Tasting Reveal]Woodinville Private Select "Nectar of the Gods"| 114.78 Proof | $70--- [Gadgets and Gear with Gwen Way]Gwen shares with us Battarix.com--- [This Week in Technology]May 10, 1894 - The Birth of Wireless--- [Marc's Whiskey Mumble]Marc Gregoire's review of this week's whiskey--- [Technology Fail of the Week]This week's “Technology Fail” comes to us from APPLEApple has apologized and admitted it “missed the mark”--- [Mike's Mesmerizing Moment brought to us by StoriCoffee®]Question: What was your take on people's reactions to the Apple ad?--- [Nathan Nugget]Portable AI Devices Aren't Ready for Prime Time--- [Pick of the Day Whiskey Review]Woodinville Private Select "Nectar of the Gods"| 114.78 Proof | $70Mike: Thumbs DownNathan: Thumbs Down

Prepare for a wild ride through the digital cosmos as we celebrate the legacy of space pioneer Alan Shepard and probe the depths of a software engineer's browser tab galaxy! From the gripping narrative of a Finnish hacker's cyber extortion to exploring whether AI can truly replicate the soulful lyricism of legendary rappers, this episode is a tapestry of intrigue and ethical quandaries.Ever wonder what it's like when tech glitches turn the mundane into the extraordinary? Picture a child's birthday invitation gone haywire, thanks to Evite, leading to viral fame and unexpected party-crashers. We also share candid emails from the 'Letters' segment, exposing the humorous underbelly of phishing scams and reminding listeners to keep their digital hygiene in check—yes, that means closing those 7,500 browser tabs, Hazel!Toast with us to the spirit of discovery as we sip and savor the scientific intricacies behind Wilderness Trail's exceptional whiskey, a fitting tribute to innovation just like Shepard's monumental journey to the stars. From the ethical boundaries of AI in music to the evolution of cybercrime, we cover it all. So, pour yourself a dram, and let's embark on a journey that's as enlightening as it is entertaining.Episode 204:  This week on TechTime with Nathan Mumm®, Buckle up as we dive into the latest tech news and stories to keep you on the edge of your seat.It's time for TechTime Radio, where we unravel the mysteries of technology, one byte at a time. Join us weekly on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Humm" Technology news of the week for May 5th  – 11th , 2024--- [Now on Today's Show]--- [Top Stories in Technology]Bluesky confirms Jack Dorsey is no longer on its boardA notorious hacker who was one of Europe's most wanted criminals has been jailed for blackmailing 33,000 therapy patients with their stolen session notes.The Kendrick-Drake feud shows how technology is changing rap battles.        A Firefox power user kept 7,500 tabs open for two years--- [Pick of the Day - Whiskey Tasting Reveal]Wilderness Trail Single Barrel Family Reserve Cask Strength Rye | 104.5 Proof | $70--- [Letters]TechTime Staff share this week's informative emails that were received during the week. This includes scams, phishing emails, and all-out mistruths disguised as legitimate emails.--- [This Week in Technology]May 5, 1961 - Alan Shepard became the first American in Space  --- [Marc's Whiskey Mumble]Marc Gregoire's review of this week's whiskey--- [Technology Fail of the Week]This week's “Technology Fail” comes to us from EVITE. Mom speaks out after accidentally inviting 487 guests to daughter's birthday party on Evite--- [Mike's Mesmerizing Moment brought to us by StoriCoffee®]Question: Why do we believe in fake photos?  --- [Nathan Nugget]None--- [Pick of the Day Whiskey Review]Wilderness Trail Single Barrel Family Reserve Cask Strength Rye | 104.5 Proof | $70Mike: Thumbs UpNathan: Thumbs Up

Public Speaking with Confidence: How to Overcome Anxiety and Deliver Unforgettable Presentations by Philipp Humm ABOUT THE BOOK: You've probably tried to speak in public a few times before. Maybe your heart started racing, you had difficulty breathing, or you forgot what you wanted to say. You've tried a few different strategies, but nothing has worked. It sucks, right? Philipp Humm knows the struggle you're going through right now. For years, speaking in public was the single thing he was most afraid of. Until he discovered the techniques you're about to learn. In this book, you'll master the techniques that have helped him overcome his fear of public speaking and feel excited to speak in public. They are the same techniques he used to prepare for his TEDx talk, which he's taught in his workshops with companies including Google, Oracle, ASICS, Visa, Salesforce, Metlife, and EON. Some of the exercises are a bit unconventional. Some are weird. But they're also the most effective in helping you feel confident about speaking in public. In this step-by-step guide, you'll discover how to: Give fewer f*cks about what other people think of you Structure your presentations following an effective 9-step process Turn any boring speech into a captivating performance Rehearse your presentation like a professional actor Get yourself into the zone with a powerful 10-minute warm-up routine The techniques you're about to learn have changed Philipp Humms' life, and they've turned thousands of his clients into charismatic speakers. They will help you: Get promoted faster Become the trusted expert in your industry Close more deals Teach and mentor others Be the most interesting person to talk to, overcome your anxiety, and feel excited to speak in public! ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Philipp Humm is on a mission to help professionals worldwide reach their full potential through confident, authentic, impactful communication. He has helped thousands of sellers, leaders, and entrepreneurs worldwide use stories to inspire in business and beyond. His clients include Google, Visa, and Oracle, to name a few.  Before his speaking career took off, Philipp worked for nearly a decade at Uber, Bain & Company, and Blackstone.  He discovered his passion for performance arts (acting, improv., and storytelling) during his time in New York City while earning his MBA at Columbia University. His TEDx talk on "The Secret to Building Confidence" was selected as an Editor's Pick by the global TED organization. He is also the author of The StorySelling Method: Master the Art of Storytelling to Build Trust, Stand Out, and Boost Sales which was featured on episode 463 of The Marketing Book Podcast in 2023. And, interesting fact - according to page 18 of his previous book The StorySelling Method, he once received a testimonial that included, “He's got a German accent that's hotter than a pretzel straight out of the oven.” Click here for this episode's website page with the links mentioned during the interview... https://www.salesartillery.com/marketing-book-podcast/public-speaking-confidence-philipp-humm  

Embark on a technological safari as we harness the power of AI to rekindle the bond between an orphaned orca calf and her family. Feel the pulse of human emotions intersecting with innovations, where even the glitz of Party Robots at posh events doesn't outshine the ingenuity behind Hollywood's latest trick—digital clones. Joined by our co-host human behavior expert Mike Gorday, we navigate the ethical landscapes and wizardry of this brave new world, where actors, like omnipresent specters, grace our screens in multiple forms.Imagine the awe of children meeting their favorite characters, now picture the same thrill at weddings with performers cloaked in robot attire. We debate the authenticity of these mechanical masquerades, drawing parallels to magical theme park encounters. As we commemorate Star Wars Day and toast to the craft behind Cooper's Craft Barrel Reserve Bourbon, we blend the nostalgia of Mr. Potato Head with the future's allure, and our feature segment will challenge our auditory senses to separate AI-generated voices from the real McCoy.The episode crescendos with a serious note on the repercussions of deceptive advertising in tech. Reflecting on Razer's Zephyr face mask debacle, we dissect the reverberating disappointment felt by consumers and the accountability of modern tech giants. Throughout the episode, the insights come from whiskey aficionado Marc Gregoire, who injects a rich layer of expertise, making this a must-listen for whiskey enthusiasts and skeptics.Episode 203: Starts at :30Episode 203:  Welcome fellow tech enthusiasts to the radio show, where we blend bits and bytes into a delightful digital cocktail with a little whiskey on the side! This week on TechTime with Nathan Mumm®, we delve into heartwarming stories that blend technology and emotion.It's time for TechTime Radio, where we unravel the mysteries of technology, one byte at a time. Join us weekly on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Humm" Technology news of the week for April 29th – May 4th, 2024--- [Now on Today's Show]--- [Top Stories in Technology]NBC will use heart rate monitors to show reactions of parents of Olympic athletes live on airResearchers are hoping AI technology can help a recently-orphaned orca whale calf reunite with her family pod.The robots are coming to help you party at your weddingHollywood agencies are creating digital clones of top-name actors. --- [Pick of the Day - Whiskey Tasting Reveal]Coopers' Craft Barrel Reserve | 100 Proof | $30--- [AI Voice or Real Voice - You make the Call]Today, we have seven voices that we are going to share with our staff. Some of these are authentic voices, and others are AI-generated. We are looking for the Facts; follow us and see if you can pick out the AI vs the real voices.  --- [This Week in Technology]May 4, 1979, was the official - unofficial start to the May 4th Star Wars Holiday.--- [Marc's Whiskey Mumble]Marc Gregoire's review of this week's whiskey--- [Technology Fail of the Week]This week's “Technology Fail” comes to us from RAZER.Razer will have to fork over $1.1 million in refunds to customers who purchased its RGB-clad Zephyr face mask, according to a proposed settlement announced by the Federal Trade Commission.--- [Mike's Mesmerizing Moment brought to us by StoriCoffee®]Question: Why is the consumer, most of the time, just “OK” with false promises?  --- [Pick of the Day Whiskey Review]Coopers' Craft Barrel Reserve | 100 Proof | $30Mike: Thumbs UpNathan: Thumbs Up

Cybersecurity wizard Nick Espinosa joins us this week on Tech Time Radio, and the knowledge he drops is nothing short of a digital fortress for your online safety. As we unravel the complex web of recent hacking methods and data breaches, Nick's expertise helps us empower you with strategies to fortify your cyber footprint. Amidst the tech tussle, we also dissect Tesla's polarizing marketing cuts and Elon Musk's staunch defense, questioning the long-term effects on Tesla's trajectory. Plus, we're stirring up the media pot with a candid look at the buzz and skepticism around a new smart TV app announcement by X—will it revolutionize your viewing experience or fizzle out as just another fleeting trend?Fasten your seatbelts because we're taking flight with the potential and challenges of drone delivery systems. Amazon's ambitious airway adventures meet headwinds with FAA regulations and privacy controversies in California and Texas, igniting a debate on the future of doorstep deliveries. We also throwback to a Windows 98 moment with Bill Gates that proves tech blunders can be stepping stones to success, and we're raising our glasses to National Take a Chance Day, sharing tales of leaps of faith that landed in triumph. And yes, there's whiskey involved—our tasting notes on Wilderness Trail's Wheated Bourbon will have you savoring the flavor of seizing the day.The future of tech isn't all about gadgets and gizmos; it's about how we adapt and stay alert. We close the show with a stark reminder of our vulnerability in the digital age, recounting a harrowing Bitcoin scam that echoes the importance of cyber vigilance. It's a heartfelt thank you to our listeners who've been on this journey with us—your engagement is the heartbeat of our show. So, here's to another week of navigating the twists and turns of the tech world, one sip and one click at a time. Remember, the conversation continues at techtimeradio.com, where technology savviness meets community.Episode 202: Starts at :30Episode 202:  Welcome fellow tech enthusiasts to the radio show, where we blend bits and bytes into a delightful digital cocktail with a little whiskey on the side! It's time for TechTime Radio, where we unravel the mysteries of technology, one byte at a time. Stay tuned! Join us weekly on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Humm" Technology news of the week for April 21st - April 27th, 2024--- [Now on Today's Show]--- [Top Stories in Technology]X just announced a smart TV app that will most definitely happen, or will it?Probable cause documents filed against Tesla driver in fatal motorcycle accidentAmazon ends California drone deliveriesDocuments on a North Korean server suggest that US studios may have unknowingly outsourced animation work. --- [Pick of the Day - Whiskey Tasting Reveal]Wilderness Trail Wheated Bourbon | 111.1 Proof | $70--- [Ask the Expert - Nick Espinosa]Nick talks about four security concerns in the latest hacking news. US government data exposed after Space-Eyes data breach and much more.--- [This Week in Technology]April 20, 1998 - Plug and Pray --- [Marc's Whiskey Mumble]Marc Gregoire's review of this week's whiskey--- [Technology Fail of the Week]This week's “Technology Fail” comes to us from Tesla Marketing Layoffs--- [Mike's Mesmerizing Moment brought to us by StoriCoffee®]Question: Why do we think technology can replace items like driving and other tasks?--- [Nathan Nugget]Kitboga, a popular "scam baiter," has a combined Twitch and YouTube following of more than a million subscribers.--- [Pick of the Day Whiskey Review]Wilderness Trail Wheated Bourbon | 111.1 Proof | $70Mike: Thumbs UpNathan: Thumbs Up

Rich Aurilia joins Papa & Lund to discuss the addition of Matt Chapman to the left side of the infield and how he reminds him of another Humm Baby on the Giants coaching staffSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1989 NLCS MVP & Giants legend, Will Clark joins Murph & Markus to give his perspective on some of the young players in Giants camp and how the new coaching staff is emphasizing the humm baby attitude. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the Success Journey Show! Today, we are thrilled to welcome Kathy Humm, Founder of NTP HR, LLC, a company dedicated to propelling businesses from good to great through innovative HR solutions.With over 16 years of invaluable experience in the HR realm, Kathy has honed her expertise, particularly within the construction industry. Her mission is clear: to revolutionize HR practices, shifting them from mere transactions to strategic partnerships that drive business success.Join us as we explore Kathy's journey and glean insights into transforming HR landscapes for lasting impact. Welcome, Kathy Humm!

The StorySelling Method: Master the Art of Storytelling to Build Trust, Stand Out, and Boost Sales by Philipp Humm ABOUT THE BOOK: Do you struggle to connect with your customers on a personal level? Do you want to stand out in a very competitive market? Or do you want to accelerate your sales career? The StorySelling Method will teach you how to tell powerful stories that actually work in sales! No fluff, no BS… just straightforward and effective storytelling tactics that will transform your sales game. The techniques you will learn are the same ones that have helped thousands of professionals at top companies like Google, Oracle, and Visa win more business. The methods within this book are simple, authentic, and effective. Whether you're a sales professional, entrepreneur, or consultant, this StorySelling blueprint is your ultimate resource to unlock your storytelling potential and level up your sales skills. What to expect from The StorySelling Method: In this step-by-step guide on everyday business storytelling, you'll learn how to: Turn any moment (even the most boring one) into a captivating story Find, craft, and deliver the five fundamental story types that will yield the best results Build the confidence to share a story at any opportunity Weave stories into any sales conversation naturally and authentically Make storytelling an essential part of your communication These storytelling tactics and techniques will help you: Leave magical first impressions Become your clients' trusted advisor Communicate the value you're bringing to the table Overcome any sales resistance Inspire, motivate, and positively influence anyone around you Filled with exercises and examples of everyday business storytelling, the book offers pragmatic advice on using stories to wow your customers. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Philipp Humm is on a mission to help people discover the storyteller within each of us. He has helped thousands of sellers, leaders, and entrepreneurs worldwide use stories to inspire in business and beyond. His clients include Google, Visa, and Oracle, to name-drop a few.  Before starting his storytelling business, Philipp worked for nearly a decade at Uber, Bain & Company, and Blackstone.  He discovered his passion for performance arts (acting, improv., and storytelling) during his time in New York while completing his MBA at Columbia University.  His TEDx talk on "The Secret to Building Confidence" was selected as an Editor's Pick by the global TED organization. And, interesting fact - according to page 18 of his book, he once received a testimonial that included, “He's got a German accent that's hotter than a pretzel straight out of the oven.” Click here for this episode's website page with the links mentioned during the interview... https://www.salesartillery.com/marketing-book-podcast/storyselling-method-philipp-humm