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Gentle Listeners - Here is part two of two on Netflix's Bridgerton season two episode four, "Victory." Amelia, Bryan, and Scottie have a lot to say about scent, cut flowers, horses, and net hats. Editor's Note There's also an all-timer in here that I didn't even give a pull quote for because I (Julie) felt like it should be experienced in the moment (h/t to Baron Bryan B, subsequent viewings of Mary Poppins will...never be the same). Lots of love - Amelia, Bryan, and Scottie Photo courtesy of Liam Daniel/Netflix

Sorry for the delay, we got back from our trip decided to wait a week to post then I (Julie) got Covid and so I'm slacking sorry lovelies :)

I (Julie) have a confession: I often judge people before I get to know them. I know, I know...it's a bad habit! In fact, before Devin and I became friends, I formed some quick assumptions about her! We can laugh about it today, but I recognize it's a terrible habit born out of my own insecurities. I've done the same thing with God; we all have. Today's episode will challenge you to drop your misconceptions and embrace the truth of God's love for you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We thought we were ahead of the game filming multiple podcasts. When we were editing and sending clips and audio, I (JULIE) ran out of storage on my MacBook and since Im a hoarder Lacie convinced me to delete the old stuff. In the process of doing that I also deleted the new stuff. So if the audio sounds weird its because I had to pull it from the video. We promise one day we'll figure it out.. Hopefully.. Socials: https://linktr.ee/IndependentandUnstablePod Enjoy :) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today we have TWO special guests—Chandra Crawford & Gaby Estrada—who are both involved in the wonderful organization that is Fast & Female! Fast & Female is a Canadian charity on a mission to keep self-identified girls aged 8-14 healthy and active in sports. Fast and Female believes in the power of positive sport experiences and role models to give girls leadership, teamwork and resiliency skills. Chandra Crawford—an Olympic Gold Medalist and 3x Olympian in Cross Country Skiing—founded Fast & Female in 2005… BEFORE she qualified for her first Olympics. She has an MBA from the University of Calgary, and lives in Calgary with her husband, Jared, their three (soon to be FOUR) kids under the age of six, and their golden retriever Stella. Gabriela (Gaby) Estrada is the Program Director for Fast & Female and soccer coach. She is the proud daughter of immigrant parents from Guatemala, and took a shining to soccer at a young age. She is currently pursuing a Masters of Science at the University of Toronto in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education. Her research focuses on the intersections of race, gender and age, looking at the movement-based experiences of racialized women in Scarborough, ON. In this conversation, we get to hear Chandra & Gaby's stories as well as all things Fast & Female: its conception, mission, and the impact it has on girls and women across North America. I (Julie) am a REAL (Relatable, Empowered, Active Leader) Role Model for Fast & Female, and I even wore my special F&F shirt and earrings for our chat. ;) We learned so much during this conversation with these two inspiring women… we hope you do too! Follow their social media @fastandfemale and sign up for their newsletter or apply to be a REAL Role Model at www.fastandfemale.com!

Clone Wars season 7 has officially debuted on Disney+ and us podracers are just SO excited! We start off with episode 1, The Bad Batch! Alexis, Ana, and I (Julie) go into our thoughts and feelings on the episode and the excitement for the rest of the season! Follow us on Facebook @RoundTablePodRacers and let us know what you thought of the new episode and what you're most excited to see in the upcoming season! Also please like and subscribe to our YouTube channel (Roundtable Podracers)! We will be uploading more content and cannot wait to interact with all of you! And see the video for this episode here! (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6TX3v1L9Fw) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode of Talking Mando, the Podracers are discussing their pros and cons (and how cute Baby Yoda is) with Chapter 5: The Gunslinger. For the first time, Alexis, Ana and I (Julie) tried recording remotely and let's just say I think we'll all need a bit of a learning curve! At the end of the recording the audio cut out so we were left without out typical goodbyes, we apologize in advance for the abrupt ending and process to get better! See you next week with another Talking Mando! Only three episodes left! Like us on Facebook.com/rtpodracers --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I (Julie from InfinityJules) just finished playing the newest edition to the Star Wars games, Jedi: Fallen Order and I am totally OBSESSED! Alexis and Ana haven't played yet, and so to avoid spoiling the game for them, I decided to spoil you all instead! In this mini-episode of RoundTable PodRacers I DO spoil the game a LOT (with lots of spoiler warnings) and just discuss my overall experience and enjoyment with the game along with the plot, characters, and planets we see along the way! I realize it's hard to podcast solo and I am now just so grateful to have my other podracers! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Canadian music legend Julie Doiron joins us for a special hour-long interview! We discuss kids, the meditation of doing dishes, kale salad recipes, her time as a community radio host, and Julie Doiron Day! Plus we run her through the Sappyfest Questionnaire she invented, and we ask her to rate the CITY SLANG questionnaire with hilarious results! And we play tunes from throughout her career: Julie and the Wrong Guys - Self-Titled - Call My Own Shots Eric’s Trip - Peter - Happens All The Time Julie Doiron and the Wooden Stars - Self-Titled - The Best Thing For Me Julie and the Wrong Guys - Self-Titled - Love and Leaving Eric’s Trip - Forever Again - My Chest is Empty Julie and the Wrong Guys - Self-Titled - You Wanted What I Wanted Julie and the Wrong Guys - Self-Titled - Condescending You Weird Lines - Self-Titled - Between The Lampost (You and I) Julie and the Wrong Guys - Self-Titled - Broken Pieces Barely Cold

A couple months ago, Sam McBride (Mammals in the Hard Drive, The Falcon, King Dot) had a house show with the Startle Easilies, Sustentacula, and Honk Heads. Startle Easilies is a super group with Sam, Julian Snow, and our own Peter Degroot – playing old Degroot B sides. I (Julie) fell in love with Honk Heads... Continue Reading →

A couple months ago, Sam McBride (Mammals in the Hard Drive, The Falcon, King Dot) had a house show with the Startle Easilies, Sustentacula, and Honk Heads. Startle Easilies is a super group with Sam, Julian Snow, and our own Peter Degroot – playing old Degroot B sides. I (Julie) fell in love with Honk Heads... Continue Reading →

Teens have their own speak, using slang and lingo that can sometimes be difficult for adults to interpret. This week we are going to teach you a little bit about one of those languages, teen texting. Recently, I (Julie here) had my own encounter at a friend's house who has 3 teen daughters. As I was talking with the 17-year-old about her Snapchat communications, she shared that she hates to leave people "unread". She believes this means she saw their message but didn't reply with one. I tried to explain what the meaning of "unread" in general terms implies, that she never saw it...but she kept replying that "unread" means she saw it and didn't send a message back. After we each repeated our points multiple times, she finally shrugged her shoulders and said "I don't know, that's just what we call it". Teenagers, with the most impressive conviction, speak in a different language even when they don't really know what they are talking about. Recently, Darlene discovered a service called Bark that analyzes what teens are actually saying through their various channels: social media, texting, email, etc. There she uncovered some shocking short codes teens are using to say things you need to know about. Whether you're the parent of a teen or not, you likely have teens in your life; you're an Aunt, a teacher, a mentor or neighbor. In this episode we unpack what teens are saying and how adults can keep up to date and even practical insight on how to protect the teens in your life in this ever-changing social society. Plus, for fun, Julie quizzes Darlene on common internet slang and that's sure to make you LOL. Here are the sneaky codes we discuss in the episode for handy reference: • 53X = sneaky way to type “sex” • KMS = kill myself • LH6 = let’s have sex • KYS =  kill yourself • MOS = mom over shoulder • POS = parent over shoulder • CD9 = code 9, parents around • GNOC = get naked on camera • 99 = parents are gone • WTTP = want to trade photos? • LMIRL = let’s meet in real life • 1174 = meet at a party spot • IWSN = I want sex now • CU46 =  see you for sex • FWB = friends with benefits • ADR = what’s your address • MPFB = my personal f*** buddy • PAL = parents are listening • TWD = texting while driving • GYPO = get your pants off Viewing in an app? Full show notes here! Articles We Mentioned or Know You'll Love Why You Need to Talk to Your Teen Girl About Sex and How to Do It Are you that mom who would rather stick an icepick through your eye than talk to your teen daughter about sex (seriously, it doesn’t have to be that bad!)? Or maybe the idea of sex conversations makes you squirm Read more 5 Tips for Managing the Teen in Your Life It’s somewhere between middle school and high school that parents become dumb as a rock. That little face that used to look at us adoringly, believing every word we said, often develops deaf ears, rolling eyes, and sighs that Read more Quote of the episode: "Sometimes my children think I’m getting on their back, what they don’t understand is that I’m the only one who has their back.” Unknown Be sure to follow us on social media! Facebook Instagram Twitter Pinterest #gritandgracelife

Teens have their own speak, using slang and lingo that can sometimes be difficult for adults to interpret. This week we are going to teach you a little bit about one of those languages, teen texting. Recently, I (Julie here) had my own encounter at a friend's house who has 3 teen daughters. As I was talking with the 17-year-old about her Snapchat communications, she shared that she hates to leave people "unread". She believes this means she saw their message but didn't reply with one. I tried to explain what the meaning of "unread" in general terms implies, that she never saw it...but she kept replying that "unread" means she saw it and didn't send a message back. After we each repeated our points multiple times, she finally shrugged her shoulders and said "I don't know, that's just what we call it". Teenagers, with the most impressive conviction, speak in a different language even when they don't really know what they are talking about. Recently, Darlene discovered a service called Bark that analyzes what teens are actually saying through their various channels: social media, texting, email, etc. There she uncovered some shocking short codes teens are using to say things you need to know about. Whether you're the parent of a teen or not, you likely have teens in your life; you're an Aunt, a teacher, a mentor or neighbor. In this episode we unpack what teens are saying and how adults can keep up to date and even practical insight on how to protect the teens in your life in this ever-changing social society. Plus, for fun, Julie quizzes Darlene on common internet slang and that's sure to make you LOL. Here are the sneaky codes we discuss in the episode for handy reference: • 53X = sneaky way to type “sex” • KMS = kill myself • LH6 = let’s have sex • KYS =  kill yourself • MOS = mom over shoulder • POS = parent over shoulder • CD9 = code 9, parents around • GNOC = get naked on camera • 99 = parents are gone • WTTP = want to trade photos? • LMIRL = let’s meet in real life • 1174 = meet at a party spot • IWSN = I want sex now • CU46 =  see you for sex • FWB = friends with benefits • ADR = what’s your address • MPFB = my personal f*** buddy • PAL = parents are listening • TWD = texting while driving • GYPO = get your pants off Viewing in an app? Full show notes here! Quote of the episode: "Sometimes my children think I’m getting on their back, what they don’t understand is that I’m the only one who has their back.” Unknown   Be sure to follow us on social media! Facebook Instagram Twitter Pinterest #gritandgracelife

ROO2: All Things Sunshiney - Julie Amber Jones May 18, 2017 Julie’s art studio and blog are named “All Things Sunshiney,” a name that came to her during some of her darkest days. Julie shares the back-story behind the name of this part of her business portfolio, she speaks openly about her relationship with what she terms “a vending machine God,” and tells us how she wrestled with the question, “If I’m not his wife, who am I?” Julie also talks about the moment she realized that living with rage and bitterness was not ok, and what she did about it. Oh yeah, today’s guest introduces us to Evan’s Project. This episode of Reboots is sponsored by: All Things Sunshiney All Things Sunshiney Facebook Julie Amber Photography Links and Show Notes Julie’s art studio and blog are named “All Things Sunshiney,” a name that came to her during some of her darkest days. Julie shares the back-story behind the name of this part of her business portfolio, she speaks openly about her relationship with what she terms “a vending machine God,” and tells us how she wrestled with the question, “If I’m not his wife, who am I?” Julie also talks about the moment she realized that living with rage and bitterness was not ok, and what she did about it. Oh yeah, today’s guest introduces us to Evan’s Project. John 1:3–5 Coming Clean, by Seth Haines Community Bible Church Fort Smith Celebrate Recovery Jeremiah 29:11 Celebrate Recovery step study groups Romans 8:1–2 Julie’s Recommendations Boundaries, by Henry Cloud and John Townsend The Search for Significance, by Robert S. McGee A note about Celebrate Recovery Julie and Tracy are both part of the Celebrate Recovery program at Community Bible Church Fort Smith. Neither represents the national organization. Both work their steps on a daily basis and both serve as volunteers locally. Support Reboots We hope you’re enjoying Reboots. We are excited about the quality of the episodes coming this summer. If you’d like to help defray the cost of the audio equipment necessary to bring quality sound, please consider supporting us on our Patreon site. Thank you!