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Welcome to episode 684 and our first episode of Women in Horror Month, with special guest, Fiction Editor Meredith Morgenstern. We have two tales for you this week: about a woman's love for her new parasite, and an encounter with a black cat that leads to thrilling (and frightening) changes. COMING UPGood Evening: Women in Horror Month: 00:01:06WiHM featuring Luana Saitta: 00:01:47Addison Smith's For You, I Return as read by Maurine McLean: 00:07:06[Trigger] Lisa Papademetriou's A House Made of Gingerbread as read by Jennifer March: 00:25:37TRIGGER WARNINGSA House Made of Gingerbread contains scenes of Animal Death.PERTINENT LINKSSupport us on Patreon! Spread the darkness.Shop Tales to Terrify MerchLuana Saitta | “Love's Red Blossom”Luana Siatta | Wyngraf Romance Special 2025Luana Saitta | “The Auger”Luana Saitta on Backerkit | New Edge Sword & Sorcery MagazineAddison Smith on Bluesky (@addisoncs.bsky.social)Lisa PapademetriouJennifer MarchJennifer March | Not Your Mother's StorytimeOriginal Score by Nebulus EntertainmentNebulus on FacebookNebulus on InstagramSPECIAL THANKS TOAmanda CarrilloLestle BaxterOrion D. HegreSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/talestoterrify. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I Return for Redemption! - Conor McGregor (Motivational Speech) Get inspired and motivated every morning with our podcast, featuring insights from successful individuals on changing your mindset and achieving your goals. Don't miss out on this opportunity to start your day off right! If you find our podcast helpful, please take a moment to rate the show and leave us a review. Your feedback is invaluable in helping us provide you with the best possible content. Don't forget to sign up for our newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest episodes and receive exclusive content and tips on personal growth and success. Thank you for tuning in and being a part of our community! http://bit.ly/3HMlZW5 My motivational speech podcast inspires listeners to reach their full potential through powerful stories and thought-provoking discussions. Your support by buying us a coffee helps us continue to create uplifting content. https://bit.ly/3RQKlTc Earn money by testing new apps and writing reviews! Register with Write App Reviews, choose apps to review from our database, and get paid at least $15 per review with no limit on how many you can do. Sign up now! https://bit.ly/3Bb8FbG Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 GAMEZ THAT MR. MIKE HAS PLAYED IN THE PAST WEEK! Yakuza Like A Dragon (Xbox Series X), GTA 3 Remastered (Xbox Series X), TMNT Shredder's Revenge (Xbox Series X), Rumbleverse (Xbox Series X), Death Stranding (PC)> Played some gamez BUT not enough!, My Splatoon 3 Plans when it arrives Sept 9th, Podcast extended leave starting after this cast till Oct 3rd! BUT LIVE STREAMS STILL A GO!, and the last Gamez Talk Newz till I Return.........ENJOY!!!(Will be on an Extended Leave - Oct 3rd I Will Return!)>> Hosted By: Mr. Mike Visit on Twitch.tv/JuJu2Cast - Fridays @8PM EST GameOn!> XboxLive Gamertag: DemonicCore06Theme Music From: FantomenK - Jump Up and Bounce DownBreakMusic From Gamez: Bitrate: 128 Kbps STEREOLength: 1:09:33ListenNow: 

I Return for another episode of the SVPod and I tell tales of seeing Shane Gillis and friends live in Melbourne and we cover some of the best podcasts from last week including The Bonfire, wild ride with Steve-O , YFI , Jim Norton and Sam Roberts show ( yeah it's a podcast now , The Adam Friedman show, Stuff Island and episode 669 and 670 of the Legion of skanks podcast instagram and twitter @skankversepod Be sure to subscribe leave a review, rating and spread the word about the pod by telling a friend ,family member or a hooker who chargers 23 thousand dollars for a blowjob know about it

I Return after getting the Rona and tell my experience getting it and my battle with this “deadly virus” and Dave smith confirms if he will run or not for President. And we run through a bunch of podcasts from the last 2 weeks from dad meat, the bonfire , skeptic tank state of the union with Dave smith,Cumtown,MASSP and episode 645,646,647 and 648 of the legion of skanks podcast follow me on instagram and twitter @skankversepod Be sure to subscribe leave a review, rating and spread the word about the pod by telling a friend, family member or someone who can explain to me how two morbidly obese people fuck know about the pod.

In this episode, I RETURN (but don't call it comeback!) in more ways than one. We are just about to hit the halfway mark with Season 3 so I thought it would be a good time to come back on and ground us back down into what we're up to here at Sojourn of Light + House of SOLEIL anyways and share a snippet from my journey. This time and moment that we're in collectively is so POTENT for new beginnings to enter our lives at the speed, sound or force of light. For me, one of those things has been becoming a published author. My book How to Heal the Planet from Wherever You Are: Leaning Into the Cosmic + Planetary Link Between Ancestral Healing, Collective Liberation + Creative Entrepreneurship is NOW out in the world serving us all as a community playbook, my memoir and an activator for the Earth service work needed for global cleanup, waste reduction and land + water preservation. Here is a sneak preview, the last 15 minutes of my recent interview with Lyn Rose-Grayson of Strange Fruit Zine where I talk about my book, what we can all get busy doing for healing right now and ways to keep building community with me along the way. Make sure you're subscribed to get notified on when the full interviews drop! To order my book, or to work with me please visit: https://houseofsoleil.org/product/how-to-heal-the-planet-book https://www.houseofsoleil.org/contact  https://www.cortinajenelle.com/shop https://ww.theadeproject.org/contact --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sojourn-of-light/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sojourn-of-light/support

MUMMY LOVE Ro and I Return to Boobs Blood and Badassess the Hammer Horror Podcast with The 3rd of the Mummy Movies and another version of the Hammer PAUL. Paul gets around in these films. In 1920 an archaeological expedition discovers the tomb of an ancient Egyptian child prince. Returning home with their discovery, the expedition members soon find themselves being killed by the mummy Find out more at https://boobs-blood-badasses.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

How can you demonstrate your value or return on investment (ROI) as an operator?  As an entrepreneur or service provider, you know that when you invest in something… you want to know what your return on investment (ROI) is. As someone who does a lot of hiring for entrepreneurs and small businesses, it is important to me as a hiring manager that they see a ROI. One thing that is very challenging is finding the ROI from an operations professional.   There are two sides to every business: the front and the back. The front side is focused on marketing and sales activities such as finding leads, finding your audience, communicating to your audience and bringing them to you through marketing and visibility efforts. The back of the business is about operations. Operations looks at the infrastructure or foundation of a business, such as processes, systems, management, team management, and building teams. It is what is needed to fulfill the product that was marketed and sold. When I hire, it’s always my goal to guide the client to create 30-60-90 day goals (also called key results areas). This is so both parties are clear on expectations, for performance management reasons, as well as helping me to find tasks, responsibilities, and projects that bring a return. My goal is to have this resource bring a return to the business and “pay for themselves” within 90 days. Most people ONLY think of this in terms of ROI meaning hard dollars. That’s a great start, but after being in this space for many years and building teams, I’ve seen a return in many other ways. I also want you to know that marketing typically sees an ROI easily, whereas the operations side has a softer return and oftentimes is not financially solvent in 90 days. Because of this, I’ve gone to work to show the operators in my Director of Operations Certification Program (and now you) how you can show value in a variety of ways. I’ve shared this soapbox moment with you before but as service providers, regardless of front or back of house, we MUST quantify our value. It's not enough to trust that your leader sees your value or even knows what you’re doing. Reporting is massively overlooked and underperformed in the freelance, online, and service space.  “If you SHOW your value on a regular basis, you become easy to pay, easy to retain, easy to promote and refer. You do this by reporting.” You may have to do a little data gathering but it’s 100% worth it. Today’s podcast is here to help you with two things: quantifying your value + identifying metrics you can use. I’ve got a method I am excited to introduce. It’s called the Return on TIES method. TIES stands for Time, Investment, Effort & Stress.  T: Return on Time This is the amount of time you remove off of your leader’s calendar/desk. By bringing on an operator, the leader is going to shift some hours that they were recently spending in admin, meetings, research, to you. This leaves them more space and time.  Every leader wants more time back, but what they plan to do with the extra time varies. They may want to work less hours, take more vacations or amplify what they’re doing with those hours that you now oversee. I believe CEOs are truly in their CEO role when they are focusing on content creation, product creation, strategy, sales, and networking. When their plate is full, they can’t do that. By bringing in an operator, they now can use their time on more strategic items. How to measure: This involves noting the number of hours the leader is working and what they’re spending time on. I recommend you do this at the beginning of the relationship and then 1 week a month. Ask them to track their hours and get a report or an understanding of how they spent those hours, or what they were working on. The hard part is getting a CEO to actually do this. Get creative! Ask the question “how many hours did you work last week and what did you accomplish” as part of your weekly or monthly meetings. It certainly won’t be as thorough but you’ll be able to see trends. You’ll know you’ve paid for yourself when: The leader is doing less admin and more strategy or visioning work. By doing this, the revenue of the business will increase because their time is available to focus on revenue generating activities rather than the minutia.   I: Return on Investment This is when you make more than you spend. For example, when you buy a course on how to do Facebook ads. You invest $1K on the course but the product of the knowledge you’ll gain will bring you 4x that in a 4-week period. That’s a positive ROI. Some people will challenge themselves to get the fastest ROI and in this case you will track time. The same goes for expanding your team. Marketing and sales personnel are the easiest to see an ROI. For example, adding a funnel designer to design a funnel for $3K. You’ll know you get your ROI when the funnel exceeds $3K. It’s a little more difficult for the Operations focused labor. It can absolutely be done but it’s oftentimes a soft return vs. a hard return, meaning it’s not hard dollars. It’s often through savings of time and becoming more efficient. The return on those are soft, meaning that time in itself isn’t going to bring you cold hard cash but how you use the discretionary time can produce a return. How to measure: By sales and profit margins. It’s very important to chart your revenue, expenses, and profit against your presence in the business. How do those factors improve as a result of having you here? Look at the sales and profit margins, and compare before and after you showed up in the business. You’ll know you’ve paid for yourself when: Profit margins expand beyond your investment. If they are paying you $5K a month, make a point to celebrate with them when you see an additional $5K in sales or profit. It’s a collaborative effort but one you need to watch for. E: Return on Effort (Efficiency, Ease) This is how heavy or strenuous your business activities feel for you.  When I hear people say “it’s too hard”, “want to quit”, or “burn it down”, it means they are at  max effort. This is far from the optimal place of ease. It’s in this state that we focus on the small things rather than the vision, which is where passion and ease meet. To overcome the overwhelming feeling of effort, you can delegate tasks to others who enjoy performing that task, identify what you’re doing that’s out of your wheelhouse, look for opportunities of automation and leverage technology, or become aware of perfectionism and hire. Operators, this is your greatest gift to an organization! If we can make hard things easy, there’s a return on effort. We do this by showing up as strategic partners rather than limiting yourself to implementing… when you are creating processes, building and managing teams, leading meetings, managing projects. I know a business is ready for a DOO when they crave ease and efficiency. How to measure: Objectively, we measure by documenting profit margins. When they get wider, it is usually a reflection of business becoming easier. Subjectively, we can ask the leader to rate their satisfaction with their job as the CEO/leader. How are they enjoying it? You’ll know you’ve paid for yourself when: Profit increases as a byproduct of the efficiencies you have put in place and when the leader’s satisfaction improves. Another subliminal way is when the leader returns to their creative/passionate zone. You may see this with innovation, new product lines, or new business ideas. S: Return on Stress This is defined as improving your physical and mental health and quality of life as a result of sharing work or business responsibilities. It’s no secret that entrepreneurs and business leaders struggle with depression, anxiety and stress. This prevents them from optimal wellness and if they aren’t well, this bleeds into the business, the brand, the team, the vision, and the reputation. When a leader brings on an operator, they are no doubt looking to reduce stress. That stress can be physical, mental, or quality of life. How to measure: At this point I don’t know a way to measure this objectively but I know this matters SO MUCH. I recommend doing this by reaching out to the leader and the team and gathering their stress levels as it relates to physical, mental, and quality of life. This is probably best done with a survey tool so it can be anonymous and without judgement. Plot this each month and make notes of what key projects you all are working on in the business. Wouldn’t it be cool to show the impact of stress that launches or certain campaigns at specific times of year do to people? You’ll know you’ve paid for yourself when: The stress rating decreases by 20%+.   All of these (TIES) result in greater stability, profit, and satisfaction but are not necessarily directly monetary. It’s important to look beyond the hard ROI. Leaders desire a return on time, investment, effort, and stress…and they can’t do this alone. They need operators to help them obtain this! Another reason why DOOs are so foundational for scaling businesses. As an operations leader, I want you to show your value to the business you're working in but I also want you to know how your gifts are blessing others. We don’t take the time to quantify it and I hope this podcast encourages you to begin charting this today. Weekly Ops Activity Make a move! Start something new with your existing clients. Introduce this concept to one client. Focus on stress and effort because they may not have thought about that. Ask them to rate their stress and effort levels, then track every single month. Show your value and earn your return! If you aren’t in a place where you have access to business financials but you know you have the leadership to guide businesses, I encourage you to consider the DOO certification. There are businesses that are scaling that know they can’t do this alone. They NEED DOOs to move forward with less stress, effort, and time. I would love for you to join us in our next round beginning in late November. Join us at Directorofops.com... applications are always open. “RETURN ON DOO INVESTMENT= time + effort + stress + efficiency.”    This is how business owners are going to know that you are the most solid investment they have ever made! Previous Episodes Mentioned EPISODE 62: From Corporate Accounting to Data-Driven DOO [with DOO expert coach Kelsy Schmidt]   Other Ways to Connect with Me: Website Private Facebook Community Facebook Page Instagram This episode was first published at theopsauthority.com/podcast/63.

This week Patrick reviews the best of Irish and International history publications for October 2020. Books covered on the show include: 'A Coward if I Return, A Hero if I fall: Stories of Irishmen in WW1' by Neil Richardson, 'Escape Artist: The Nine Lives of Harry Penny Robinson' by Joseph Mc Aleer, 'Irish Jesuits in Penal Times, 1696 -1811' by Thomas Morrissey SJ, 'Haldane' by John Campbell and 'The Oxford Illustrated History of the Book' by James Raven.

INTENTION.  Overthinking? Anxious? Or simply can't find your intention? We are on it this week! Let's rock: 1: Let's Rock with Amy: I overthought intention this week. I got all crazy with what I should say and had to come back to something simple, and I share just that, along with something that I was worried about, mistakes, and what we can learn from SpongeBob. Three quick steps and we are aligned with intention... and my whole episode is a case in point! Let's get experimental with them, too, because why not? Don't forget that my new FREE meditation is out too! Access that and other free stuff HERE! 2: Go Aff Yourself (16:28) with Affirmation Maven Jill Faulkner of stickwithit.co: The pressure of intention setting; intention in yoga class and my issue with competitiveness; connecting internally and how that’s Jill’s go-to; living intentions; where we put our energy; and this week’s Aff is: I Return to My Intention That Authentically Guides Me. We also discuss how we are using these affs each week. And check out Jill’s Bookshelf HERE. 3: BYOBBB(35:16) Build Your Own Brand, Biz + Brain with Bijou Finney: SO MUCH good packed in this short chat, including: what’s behind your intention— why did you choose that one; actionable intentions and intention as a road map  her intention of organization; we find a common thread between our intentions and the end result; “Moving with intention— especially when you’re using your energy and your resources and your money— there needs to be a very crystallized intention behind your thoughts and your movements and the things that you spend your time on”; the intention of making money and the work of going deeper behind that; staying focused and not getting lazy; avoiding the pressure of intention with check-ins; I suggest an experimental tactic around intention; viewing it all as a gift to yourself; and setting new intentions if you’ve grown out of your old ones. Don't forget, too, you can still access our free pdf that can help you with your core brand values! Please rate, review, and subscribe! For the references in today's episode, go to amyedwards.com/blog for links and more that are referenced in the show, and to sign up for the newsletter! See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to The Whole Phil podcast, I am your host, Phil Reese, the DJ, that's my Facebook name, Really Phil Reese, that's my Twitter, Phillip J Reese, that's my Instagram, my dot com and my real life. Tweet me right now, hashtag #getyourwholephil and tell me about yourself. I am a loving, lovable, chubby, queer, sober, spiritual, vegetarian, feminist radical leftist web developer, and deejay in DC. This is the podcast where you get your whole Phil. I talk about whatever I want, with whomever I want, and do whatever I want, because there's no rules, no format, and no fucking censors. Let's start the show. Today is Sunday, May 3, and we're talking about what prayer is for the deityless. When most of us think of prayer, we think of worship of a deity. Getting down on a kneeler, making the sign of the cross and repeating a 2000 year old mantra. But can those of us who don’t have a deity pray too? I’ve talked before about what spirituality means to me, and how you can be spiritual without having a deity -- even atheists can work on their spiritual side. But how does prayer fit into that? If the essence of spirituality is the health of your higher mind, as opposed to advancing your rational mind through learning new things, then prayer are those things that advance your higher mind -- the part of you that deals with your personal morals, ethics, and your relationships with your immediate communities, your greater society and the universe or nature itself. Prayer is what you do internally to make sure you are on the path to becoming a better human being, and you don’t need a deity to do it. When you focus on yourself, when you are self-involved, when you are driven by your own id, when you lose sight of your positive goals, when you beat yourself up over things you can’t change, when you take the good things in your life for granted, when you hate others and lack empathy for others -- even the people it’s hard to have empathy for -- when you manipulate others to get what you want, when you undermine others or throw others under the bus, when you fight against the natural flow of the universe and nature: all of these things do damage to your higher mind. While I am not an atheist, my conception of a higher power is not a personified, anthropomorphic being. I believe in the flow of the universe, the natural progression of time, the power and energy that moves around and throughout everything. Because I believe that my higher power is the flow of the universe and nature, I harm my higher mind when I fight against these things, and I want to stay spiritually fit, because I believe that life is best when we work with nature rather than against it. When we come back, we’re going to talk about how PRAYERS can help those of us without a deity to build up our higher mind. I want to pause for a moment to encourage you to keep this discussion going. If you like what you hear here, please share my podcast on social media or text the link bit.ly/findwholephil to your friends. We can keep this conversation going on Twitter, I'm @reallyphilreese, use the hashtag #getyourwholephil. If you're new, subscribe at the bitly link I just mentioned, and give me a rating wherever you subscribe. Thanks, fam. Now on with the show.Every day I turn my will and my destiny over to the care of the flow of nature, and try to open my mind up to see that flow so that I can follow it. In order to do that I say my PRAYERS. I don’t pull out a rosary and say 53 Hail Marys though. Here is what I mean by PRAYERS: I Park my ego--or id -- and my self-will and self-interest. I Reassess and realign my goals and hopes. I Affirm to myself my good qualities and the positive qualities I want to foster more of. Your -- or rather my -- gratitude list happens every day. I practice the joy of appreciating the good things in my life, and remember I am grateful for those things, so I don’t take them for granted and risk losing them. I Empathize with everyone, especially my enemies and people who I could easily dismiss. As difficult as it is, and as often as I can fail at it, this means people like Donald Trump, famous homophobes, and other evil people. I Return to the flow of life, nature and the universe, and I atone for anytime I’ve screwed that up. I Serve others, and show generosity and compassion. Park your ego, Reassess your goals, Affirm your positive qualities, Your gratitude list, Empathize with everyone, Return to the flow of nature, and Serve others. P. R. A. Y. E. R. S. Prayers. That’s how I execute my PRAYERS even though I do not have a deity. A lot of people who have a deity don’t even do all of these things. That’s why we see that a lot of people who have a deity are very unhappy. While they put a lot of focus on “R”, their goals and their hopes, they treat prayer like it’s their Amazon wishlist, and they are angry when the old man in the sky doesn’t deliver. But PRAYERS aren’t about what I want, or what my will is. That’s why the first thing I do is park my will in the garage and put it away. How is nature flowing, and how can I get into that current and follow it, instead of fighting it. If my goals and hopes -- my wish list -- aren’t in line with that flow, I jettison them. If I hold onto them, I’m going to get sucked into the undertow and drown. A few words on empathy, probably the hardest part of this. If you only show empathy for people who already show you empathy, you’re not doing anything difficult. The more difficult act is to show radical empathy. To empathize and see the humanity in even the people who have behaved the most inhumanely. This doesn’t mean excusing them of their wrongs. If they’ve not atoned for their wrongs, there is still an imbalance and I don’t endorse that. But I can forgive and see the basic human dignity in everyone. I can. I don’t always do, but I can. This is an important and powerful step to making your higher mind HELLA strong. You don’t have to like people to empathize with them. You don’t have to sign off on what they’ve not atoned for. But you do have to afford them basic human dignity, give them the space and freedom to atone for their wrongs if they decide to, and forgive them and move on whether or not they take that opportunity. Grudges and resentments are a poison that I drink expecting other people to die. So dump the poison out. Just because I have empathy for evil people doesn’t mean I’m going to start watching the Cosby show, go to the Super Bowl with George W. Bush as my guest, or playing R Kelly in my DJ sets. They still have not atoned and I cannot sign off on the imbalance in justice that they are refusing to correct. But I can move on, and at the very least, put them out of my head and let them be the flawed people they are on their own time -- nowhere near my life -- and let them go. If PRAYERS were easy, everyone would do them. This is hard work, and I often fail at following this as well as I should. My id is very strong. I often foolishly think that my way is best -- better even than the way of the universe itself. And reality often hilariously reminds me how very incorrect I am, when I do this. That’s why I try to start my day parking my id and my will, and opening up my mind, to how I can best operate in the world I already live in, instead of trying to force the planet to bend to me. That opens me to be able to practice the rest of my PRAYERS. That's it for today. I hope you're enjoying the show. If you like what you hear, please subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts, just search Whole Phil or go to bit.ly/findwholephil, and please drop me a rating. Tweet me at @reallyphilreese with topic ideas you think I should cover. About my DJ gigs: which I usually discuss here. I don’t have any right now. I still have my day job, and my rent is paid every month. But my monthly income has been cut by at least one third, and things are tight. I live in DC, after all. That monthly paycheck is spent pretty much as soon as it comes in. There are people struggling much more than I am, but things get dicey at the end of the month. I hope to set up some virtual DJ sets soon, so keep an eye out for that, but if you want to support me and help me break the ramen cycle with a pizza or burrito every once in a while, my venmo is at phil-dash-reese. That’s at p-h-i-l-dash-r-e-e-s-e. But please remember there are people right now with NO income who need it more than I do. I did want to put that out there, though. In the mean time, do keep a look out on Twitter and the Phil Reese the DJ Facebook page for upcoming announcements of virtual DJ sets. Ben Norman I and I did a great Kicks & Giggles virtual set last week, streamed from both of our apartments uncut, which was a technological marvel and was a lot of fun. I can’t wait to do more of these. And, finally, remember, be good to yourself, love yourself, and we're all in this together.Support Whole Phil by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/whole-philFind out more at https://whole-phil.pinecast.coThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

I RETURN after a bit of a sabbatical. It's good to be back. ShiSho are a groovy band. Listen to me speak to Midge and Viv from ShiSho!

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I made a mistake. I let my community, and specifically my podcast listeners, down. I need to apologize for letting you down, for not fulfilling my promise to do everything possible to help you live a life of passion, for not equipping you to build your business, and for not empowering you to leave a […] Click here I'm Sorry. Plus, I Return with the Tools I Used to Build My Business [EWS13] to visit Ellory Wells and leave a comment.