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DSR is back with Sam Ard and Blaine Bruskotter of Wasted Creation! In Part III we cover what happens when putting labels on art or music, and Louisiana having one of the best supports for the music scene with our local talent all throughout the South. We get into a bit of a nostalgia trip and some voiceover fun all while reminiscing about simpler times. Then, we learn about Sam's run-in with an activist while doing one of his city tours, and manages to ruffle a few million feathers. So strap in cause hot diggity dog it's Brittney Bitch! Let's Wither with Wasted Creation and DSR!   Check Out Wasted Creation Here! Wasted Creation - Black Dominion Music Video Primordial LP Socials   Icon Events   KEE Sound   Help Support DSR and our Buds! New Orleans' own Elmer's CheeWees  Grab your Music Gear with Bayou Merchandise & Specialties Hang with Daniel Merry on ALT 9.23 DSR Distrokid Pickled Pepper Hop Shop Save 20% on your order by using promo code: DSRTALKS See what else DSR is up too! Dank Swamp Rebellion

In Part III of our "Hari-Hari Awal" or "Early Days" series, we interview Ajey Gore, Gojek's former Group CTO. Now an Operating Partner at Sequoia Capital, Ajey describes as "largely unplanned" his career progression from his early days in Bangalore to Indonesia's most important engineering leadership position. He instead followed this progression much like "water flows across a floor". Ajey is extremely pleased with how Indonesia's engineering community has evolved since his involvement in the region began many years ago. Not only does it more aggressively embrace new technologies, but the community is now much more "self-organising and self-governing."

In Part III with Rachel Jacob  & J. Dean, we dive deep, deep into how connections are made in the industry. We then look outward to societal boundaries and how artforms are affected. We think of what Cajun Aliens would be like? Cajiens? Then we round it out with a sprinkle of inspiration! This is the Artists Medium with Rachel Jacob, Jeremy Dean, & The Dank Swamp Rebellion!   Check Out Their Projects Here!   Rachel Jacob   Jeremy Dean   Support Four On The Mantle   FilmFreeway Help Support DSR and our Buds! DSR Distrokid New Orleans' own Elmer's CheeWees  Check Out our Buds: Pickled Pepper Hop Shop Save 20% on your order by using promo code: DSRTALKS ALT92.3 Events! See what else DSR is up too! Dank Swamp Rebellion

In Part III of this eight-part series on rural higher education and workforce development, produced in collaboration with and underwritten by Ascendium Education Group, Michelle chats with John Fitzsimmons, president of The Foundation for Maine's Community Colleges; David Daigler.  president of the Maine Community College System; Justin Archer Burch., national director of Workforce Development at Rural LISC; and Francie Genz, co-principal of the Institute for Networked Communities. Fitzsimmons describes the five basic components of the Foundation's groundbreaking remote work program: skills training for jobs that can be performed remotely, certificates in the essential skills to be an effective remote worker, a certificate in leading a team remotely, a digital resource library, and a three-credit course in remote work. According to Fitzsimmons, there will come a day when a course in remote work will be an essential component of many academic business programs. About 95 percent of Maine is rural, notes Daigler, and these rural communities have unique challenges in engaging in college life. So it's important to bring job opportunities directly to rural residents, according to Daigler. Burch discusses how Rural Works addresses equity issues.  including poverty, and the importance of forming a national intermediary to aggregate the initiatives of  major foundations in the rural space and to enable rural resident to “live in place.” Genz explains how her organization brings businesses together from the same industry sector to collaborate with community leaders in making their industry more competitive and building stronger connections between people and jobs. The goal is to create a table where public and private sectors can work effectively together, building stronger regional economies and helping more people get good jobs where they live.  This episode and the entire series on rural higher education and workforce development is sponsored by Ascendium Education Group, a nonprofit organization committed to helping learners from low-income backgrounds reach their educational and career goals. For more information, visit ascendiumphilanthropy.org

In Part III of a four-part series on rural hospitals, produced in collaboration with and underwritten by the Center for Optimizing Rural Health (CORH), Michelle chats with Dr. Nancy Dickey, CORH's Executive Director and Jon Raines, President & Chief Operating Officer and Managing Partner at Carrus Healthcare, which includes Atoka Medical Center in Oklahoma. CORH selects 30 hospitals for the HRSA-funded Vulnerable Rural Hospital Assistance Program. Those chosen for this free program, whose application period closes July 31, will have access to CORH's team of rural health experts and receive technical support. CORH is working hard to establish depth in hospital leadership. Carrus Atoka is a 25-bed critical access hospital whose goal is to make health accessible and affordable. The keys to success for these kinds of facilities is top-notch leadership and community support, according to Dickey.  CORH provides crucial education in this space, notes Raines. Small hospitals have many challenges because of their size but they also have the opportunity to make things better for both the patients and the community, he adds. COVID taught us that smaller, rural hospitals had the capacity to deal with more acutely ill patients, asserts Dickey, and in the post-COVID era, we should capitalize on this capacity, create a new payment structure, and realize the dangers in closing local hospitals. “Rural hospitals truly save lives,” concludes Raines. This episode and the entire four-part series is sponsored by CORH, https://optimizingruralhealth.org  

Marathon releases today and we're celebrating its 100% Rotten Tomatoes score by sharing our special four-part interview line-up with the cast and crew. In Part III, Kimia Behpoornia, a force of nature when it comes to comedy, took the time to chat with us, and we had a wonderfully hilarious chat to help promote Marathon! We also chat with Kimia about her range of roles from projects like Lucifer to Atypical. She shared her journey to the entertainment industry and charted out her hopes for the future and we dig into what it is that fuels her passion the most. Be sure to check out our interviews with fellow Marathon actress Natalie Sullivan, actor Jimmy Slonina, and director, Keith Strausbaugh in Parts I, II, and IV. You can also find them all in video form on our new YouTube channel! Marathon is out now on VOD!

Once you've entered the new door that God has opened, how do you maximize it? In Part III of Doorways & Decisions, Pastor Stephen discusses the key ways to understand and maximize new seasons with boldness.   This is the podcast of Union Church lead by Pastor Stephen Chandler.

In Part III of our series on runaway slaves finding freedom in Florida we cover the American Revolution and slaves from southern plantations escaping the newly-declared independent United States to the British Colony of East Florida. We also discuss the efforts of the British to arm slaves and strike terror into the hearts of patriot plantation owners by sending brigades of slaves and former slaves that were armed in Florida into Georgia and the Carolina's.

In Part III of this three-part series on Reimagining Rural Policy, produced in collaboration with and underwritten by the Brookings Institution, Michelle talks with Cheryal Hills, Executive Director of Region Five Development Commission, who has developed dozens of relationships that have secured investments to address critical issues in the rural communities of Central Minnesota and Rob Riley, president of the Northern Forest Center, who has guided the Center to become the respected regional innovation and investment partner it is today. Capacity building involve planning, learning, and adjustment and is a mix of practical application and theory, according to Hills. She describes a fascinating example of how Region Five drove a value-added regional food hub with Sprout, including serving as its fiscal host, co-authoring grants, providing business training and one-on-one technical assistance to food co-ops, co-sponsoring health and wellness mental health workshops to decrease suicide rates, helping to develop microloans, constructing a 10,000 square foot process facility, starting a mobile market, launching a winter indoor farmer’s market with food and art, and providing community supported agriculture shares (CSAs) to low-income veterans  and those in opioid recovery programs. Capacity building is the ability to be nimble in getting  things done, says Riley, and one of the challenges is identifying resources for stakeholders and enabling local communities and residents to build their own capacity in the forest economy in four Northern Forest states of New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine. Regional collaboration is key in this area, explains Riley, and that involves connecting people who are otherwise working in isolation to expand broadband capabilities and broader markets, for example, that enables local projects to be scaled.  Hills discusses how EDA could channel funds to distressed rural areas, which could include not just employment and poverty rates but population decline and health outcome data, and develop creative programs for nonprofits and Native American tribes that  reduce match barriers. EDA can support local programs that better position rural areas to access the 25 percent set-aside to build on recreational and tourism opportunities, says Riley. The guests end the episode emphasizing the capabilities of the proposed Rural Partnership Program to be complementary with existing programs and what the future “could be” as opposed to “will be.” This episode and the entire three-part series are sponsored by the Brookings Institution, www.brookings.edu.  

RattlesnakeDre is here and the Treasures are callin! In Part III, we explore more Pirate Treasures, Aztec Ruins, Old New Orleans Tales and upcoming Extraction Excursions! We go through the rest of the treasures brought into the studio, And 7 Trillion in Treasure calling Dre’s name! So break out those shovels and metal detectors, as we hit the battlefield with RattlesnakeDre. Check out RattlesnakeDre here! Facebook Instagram Youtube Original Tunes from the show!   Streaming now! Spotify iTunes We are proud users of DistroKid! Have music you would like to release? Use the DSR Link here and save 7% on signup! Also helps us as well! Win-Win-Win! DSR Distrokid   See what else DSR is up too! Dank Swamp Rebellion

By Steven Shafer in Flint, MI - February 13, 2021 - In Part III on the Life of Abraham, we will look at his life after he departed Haran at age 75. We will look at both his success and his failures or shortcomings. We will see that his calling and journey of growing in faith, in many ways, parallels our journey. First, we will define what the word "formative" means and why that is vitally important to understand. We have all been shaped by our formative years. The choices and decisions we make during those years will normally determine how successful our life will be. Only for all of us, those years occurred at a much younger age than they did in the case of Abraham. We will also look at an amazing unconditional three-fold covenant promise God made to Abraham at the beginning of his formative years. A covenant promise that God kept in spite of Abraham's shortcomings - a covenant promise that is the reason Great Britain and the United States of America became the two greatest nations on the face of the earth in the time leading up to Christ's return.

In Part III of our Finding Balance Series, Rocqi and Oso explore what makes a woman Balanced within her masculine and feminine energy and challenge norms associated with Traditional and Modern women. Remember to check out Part II of our Finding Balance Series, where Rocqi and Oso explore what makes a man Balanced within his masculine and feminine energy and challenge norms associated with Traditional and Modern men. Remember to check out Part I of our Finding Balanced Series, Divine Masculine and Feminine Energy where Rocqi and Oso explore the duality of energy that exists in each of us. Our upcoming episode in the series, premiering next week, will be How To Have A Balanced Relationship. Please Subscribe to our YouTube Channel to watch video clips of this episode. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/itssoulreal/support

In Part III of our Finding Balance Series, Rocqi and Oso explore what makes a woman Balanced within her masculine and feminine energy and challenge norms associated with Traditional and Modern women. Remember to check out Part II of our Finding Balance Series, where Rocqi and Oso explore what makes a man Balanced within his masculine and feminine energy and challenge norms associated with Traditional and Modern men. Remember to check out Part I of our Finding Balanced Series, Divine Masculine and Feminine Energy where Rocqi and Oso explore the duality of energy that exists in each of us. Our upcoming episode in the series, premiering next week, will be How To Have A Balanced Relationship. Please Subscribe to our YouTube Channel to watch video clips of this episode.

Ray Zinn, the longest serving CEO in Silicon Valley, discusses the history of silicon as only he can, having watched it from Shockley to Facebook. In Part III, Ray and Goldman Sachs analyst Peter Marchetti cover the cultural influx and how that helped grow Silicon Valley. Peter Marchetti has spent the past 20 years as an advisor to some of […]

In Part III of On Tour w/ Taylor: Spotted Andy and Aaron arguing over the new album from The Pretty Reckless, Death By Rock and Roll. Does Taylor want to die from the Rock and Roll? Or does she just love the idea of Rock and Roll? Is Taylor Rock and Roll? Has Taylor finally accepted who she is? Is Taylor accepting of death? Is Taylor living the Rock and Roll life? Is there more to this new album? Has The Pretty Reckless finally figured out who they are selling for? Is 25 a Bond song that wasn't approved? Does Taylor want to just ride away on her Harley? What are Aaron and Andy's top three songs? All these questions will be answered and more! Don't forget to tune in next week for our final stop On Tour w/ Taylor as we discuss Disney's Underdog now streaming on HBO Max. xoxo --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gossip-guys/support

It seems like there is different information everywhere. Some providers are electing not to get the vaccine. How do I know what information is accurate? We've got you. In Part III of the series on Vaccine Hesitancy, Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters, co-hosts of the In Our Own Defense Podcast, are joined by two science driven providers Dr. Michelle Dennis and Dr. Leanne Fowler to discuss these different perspectives and accurate resources to consider in your vaccine decision.

Ray Zinn, the longest serving CEO in Silicon Valley, discusses the history of silicon as only he can, having watched it from Shockley to Facebook. In Part III, Ray and Goldman Sachs analyst Peter Marchetti cover the further transition into computing along with the change and growth in silicon markets. Peter Marchetti has spent the past 20 years as an […]

Ray Zinn, the longest serving CEO in Silicon Valley, discusses the history of silicon as only he can, having watched it from Shockley to Facebook. In Part III, Ray and Goldman Sachs analyst Peter Marchetti cover the shifts from chips, to computers, to software. Peter Marchetti has spent the past 20 years as an advisor to some of the most […]

Winner the 2019 NAAP Gradiva Award and Co- Winner of International Association for Jungian Studies Awards Program for Best Books published in 2019, Marian Dunlea's BodyDreaming in the Treatment of Developmental Trauma: An Embodied Therapeutic Approach (Routledge, 2019) provides a theoretical and practical guide for working with early developmental trauma. This interdisciplinary approach explores the interconnection of body, mind and psyche, offering a masterful tool for restoring balance and healing developmental trauma. BodyDreaming is a somatically focused therapeutic method, drawing on the findings of neuroscience, analytical psychology, attachment theory and trauma therapy.  In Part I, Dunlea defines BodyDreaming and its origins, placing it in the context of a dysregulated contemporary world. Part II explains how the brain works in relation to the Body Dreaming approach: providing an accessible outline of neuroscientific theory, structures and neuroanatomy in attunement, affect regulation, attachment patterns, transference and countertransference, and the resolution of trauma throughout the body. In Part III, through detailed transcripts from sessions with clients, Dunlea demonstrates the positive impact of Body Dreaming on attachment patterns and developmental trauma. This somatic approach complements and enhances psychobiological, developmental and psychoanalytic interventions. Body Dreaming restores balance to a dysregulated psyche and nervous system that activates our innate capacity for healing, changing our default response of “fight, flight or freeze” and creating new neural pathways. Dunlea's emphasis on attunement to build a restorative relationship with the sensing body creates a core sense of self, providing a secure base for healing developmental trauma.  Marian Dunlea M.Sc., IAAP, ICP, is a Jungian analyst and somatics practitioner who has been leading workshops internationally for the past 25 years integrating body, mind and soul. She is head of the BodySoul Europe Training, which is part of the Marion Woodman Foundation. She is creator of BodyDreaming an approach which incorporates developments in neuroscience, trauma therapy, and attachment theory with Jungian psychology, and the phenomenological standpoint of interconnectedness. Her trainings include Jungian Analysis, Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, Psychosynthesis Psychotherapy, Infant Observation Supervision, and Somatic Experiencing. Christopher Russell is a Psychoanalyst in Chelsea, Manhattan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/psychoanalysis

Winner the 2019 NAAP Gradiva Award and Co- Winner of International Association for Jungian Studies Awards Program for Best Books published in 2019, Marian Dunlea's BodyDreaming in the Treatment of Developmental Trauma: An Embodied Therapeutic Approach (Routledge, 2019) provides a theoretical and practical guide for working with early developmental trauma. This interdisciplinary approach explores the interconnection of body, mind and psyche, offering a masterful tool for restoring balance and healing developmental trauma. BodyDreaming is a somatically focused therapeutic method, drawing on the findings of neuroscience, analytical psychology, attachment theory and trauma therapy.  In Part I, Dunlea defines BodyDreaming and its origins, placing it in the context of a dysregulated contemporary world. Part II explains how the brain works in relation to the Body Dreaming approach: providing an accessible outline of neuroscientific theory, structures and neuroanatomy in attunement, affect regulation, attachment patterns, transference and countertransference, and the resolution of trauma throughout the body. In Part III, through detailed transcripts from sessions with clients, Dunlea demonstrates the positive impact of Body Dreaming on attachment patterns and developmental trauma. This somatic approach complements and enhances psychobiological, developmental and psychoanalytic interventions. Body Dreaming restores balance to a dysregulated psyche and nervous system that activates our innate capacity for healing, changing our default response of “fight, flight or freeze” and creating new neural pathways. Dunlea's emphasis on attunement to build a restorative relationship with the sensing body creates a core sense of self, providing a secure base for healing developmental trauma.  Marian Dunlea M.Sc., IAAP, ICP, is a Jungian analyst and somatics practitioner who has been leading workshops internationally for the past 25 years integrating body, mind and soul. She is head of the BodySoul Europe Training, which is part of the Marion Woodman Foundation. She is creator of BodyDreaming an approach which incorporates developments in neuroscience, trauma therapy, and attachment theory with Jungian psychology, and the phenomenological standpoint of interconnectedness. Her trainings include Jungian Analysis, Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, Psychosynthesis Psychotherapy, Infant Observation Supervision, and Somatic Experiencing. Christopher Russell is a Psychoanalyst in Chelsea, Manhattan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/psychology

Winner the 2019 NAAP Gradiva Award and Co- Winner of International Association for Jungian Studies Awards Program for Best Books published in 2019, Marian Dunlea’s BodyDreaming in the Treatment of Developmental Trauma: An Embodied Therapeutic Approach (Routledge, 2019) provides a theoretical and practical guide for working with early developmental trauma. This interdisciplinary approach explores the interconnection of body, mind and psyche, offering a masterful tool for restoring balance and healing developmental trauma. BodyDreaming is a somatically focused therapeutic method, drawing on the findings of neuroscience, analytical psychology, attachment theory and trauma therapy.  In Part I, Dunlea defines BodyDreaming and its origins, placing it in the context of a dysregulated contemporary world. Part II explains how the brain works in relation to the Body Dreaming approach: providing an accessible outline of neuroscientific theory, structures and neuroanatomy in attunement, affect regulation, attachment patterns, transference and countertransference, and the resolution of trauma throughout the body. In Part III, through detailed transcripts from sessions with clients, Dunlea demonstrates the positive impact of Body Dreaming on attachment patterns and developmental trauma. This somatic approach complements and enhances psychobiological, developmental and psychoanalytic interventions. Body Dreaming restores balance to a dysregulated psyche and nervous system that activates our innate capacity for healing, changing our default response of “fight, flight or freeze” and creating new neural pathways. Dunlea’s emphasis on attunement to build a restorative relationship with the sensing body creates a core sense of self, providing a secure base for healing developmental trauma.  Marian Dunlea M.Sc., IAAP, ICP, is a Jungian analyst and somatics practitioner who has been leading workshops internationally for the past 25 years integrating body, mind and soul. She is head of the BodySoul Europe Training, which is part of the Marion Woodman Foundation. She is creator of BodyDreaming an approach which incorporates developments in neuroscience, trauma therapy, and attachment theory with Jungian psychology, and the phenomenological standpoint of interconnectedness. Her trainings include Jungian Analysis, Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, Psychosynthesis Psychotherapy, Infant Observation Supervision, and Somatic Experiencing. Christopher Russell is a Psychoanalyst in Chelsea, Manhattan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Part III of Tracking Trachtenberg: Spotted Andy and Aaron arguing over the 1999 Summer Blockbuster, Disney's Inspector Gadget. ( Now Streaming on Disney+) This week A+A welcome improviser and Inspector Gadget Expert of the Los Angeles Region, Matt Chamberlin (@mrchamberlin) to discuss the problems, the potential, and the great cast of the live action film adaptation of the classic 80's cartoon. Was the Director the problem? Did the studio intervene? Is Rupert Everett miscast? Why didn't the filmmakers take more form the source material? Why didn't the 90s produce good origin stories? Why wasn't Michelle allowed to freak out? Who would you cast as Gadget today? Where are today's psychical comedians? What Gagdet would you want? What was the most 90s part of the movie? All this and more in another installment of Tracking Trachtenberg. Next week we stay on Track Disney's Ice Princess (streaming on Disney+). Until then.. xoxo. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gossip-guys/support

Season 2, episode 3 takes us back to our "Coach Talk" series.  In Part III of our ongoing series, we head to Wisconsin Ave., where we find Coach Eric Singletary, head coach at the Sidwell Friends School.  As an alum, Coach Singletary returned to Sidwell and has found success in many ways as the Quakers' head coach.Who are the coaches that challenge & inspire him?With so much talent in the DMV, how did Sidwell land future NBA players?If Coach Singletary were to start an NBA franchise, who is the FIRST player he'd start with?Recorded on 1.18.2021 & released on 1.21.2021, this and all episodes are also available on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio and other popular podcast platforms.You can also view this episode on our YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHMp...Partnership opportunities available.IG & FB - @turneroneillpodcastTW - @turnonpodcastwww.turnerandoneill.comturneroneillpodcast@gmail.comProduced By Kurtis CrossEngineered By DJ KrissySupport the show (http://paypal.me/pools/c/8qJ2vvcrCe)

Video game publisher Raw Fury has taken the unusual step of putting its publishing contract onto the Internet, and we couldn't be happier! In Part III, join us as we look at one of the publisher's most important obligations: actually selling the thing. This is going to be fun, so let's dive in. Half the game is marketing...in Virtual Legality. CHECK OUT THE VIDEO AT: https://youtu.be/qYPqFDFswz0 #LawyerReads #GamePublishing #RawFury *** CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 02:07 Marketing 20:52 Crediting 23:30 Servicing (and Spending) 30:15 Conclusion *** Discussed in this episode: "About Us" Raw Fury Webpage https://rawfury.com/about/ "Why we are publishing Raw Furys publishing agreement" Raw Fury Webpage https://rawfury.com/why-we-are-publishing-raw-furys-publishing-agreement/ "Developer Resources" Raw Fury Webpage (Click Through Dropbox for Publishing Agreement) https://rawfury.com/developer-resources/ *** "Virtual Legality" is a continuing series discussing the law, video games, software, and everything digital, hosted by Richard Hoeg, of the Hoeg Law Business Law Firm (Hoeg Law). CHECK OUT THE REST OF VIRTUAL LEGALITY HERE: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1zDCgJzZUy9YAU61GoW-00K0TJOGnPCo DISCUSSION IS PROVIDED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS LEGAL ADVICE. INDIVIDUALS INTERESTED IN THE LEGAL TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS VIDEO SHOULD CONSULT WITH THEIR OWN COUNSEL. *** Twitter: @hoeglaw Web: hoeglaw.com Blog: hoeglaw.wordpress.com STORE: https://teespring.com/stores/hoeg-law-store

In Part III of the In Our Own Defense Year End Countdown, Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters salute some of the legends we lost in 2020. Check out this episode entitled “Hail and Farewell.”

John Keltner is two years alcohol free today. In Part III of a 3-part series, Keltner talks about what's happened in his life the past year, including a new romantic relationship, greater connection with his children and a 20% increase in income.

Attorney Trey Baker, Director of African Engagement for the Biden/Harris 2020 Campaign returns In Part III of this special edition podcast "Empowerment, Employment, Economics, and the 2020 Election." In Our Own Defense co-hosts Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters engage Attorney Baker in a dialogue about revamping opportunity zones, ensuring developers partner with community agencies for community growth and investment, economic equity in agriculture, protecting heirs' property, and student loan forgiveness.

Our children have access to other adults, peers, siblings, social media, videos, and so many other potential areas of exposure to information that can pose as helpful to their development and as a hindrance. Parents often wonder how their children will be affected by separation or divorce. Am I too hard on them? Am I coddling them? Am I protecting them from seeing or hearing things that may not be age appropriate? In Part III of Dodging Dangerous Co-Parenting Dynamics, Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters facilitate dialogue between Dr. Christina Grange and Dr. LeRoy Reese regarding parent-child dynamics and exposure to sexualized images and conversations.

Have you asked yourself the question, “When do I know when to let go?” In Part III of “Am I Ready to Date?” In Our Own Defense co-hosts Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters explore how dynamics such as grief and loss, abuse, and co-dependency affect relationships.

In Part III of "Too Much Toxicity," Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters engage with Dr. Adekemi Oguntala (Dr. O.) and Dr. Matt Smith around the dynamic of family secrets, family involvement in relationships, and avoidance.

We all have different aspects of ourselves that need nurturing, and it is equally if not more important that we have balance. In Part III of "Racial Discrimination in the Military & UCMJ," Quintillis Lawrence, Former 19th JDC Magistrate and Judge Advocate of the U.S. Army; Randolph and Lori Chestang, who are both Commanders in the U.S. Navy, and co-host Attorney A.D. Winters, who retired after 23 years of U.S. Army service and 12 years as Assistant Attorney General, make suggestions for self-care, provide resources for support, and discuss successfully managing military careers with other commitments.

In Part III of this episode of the In Our Own Defense podcast, co-hosts Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters are joined by Judge Carlos Moore, Managing Attorney for the Cochran Firm-MS Delta. Attorney Winters and Judge Moore are discussing No Knock Warrants (Breonna Taylor Law), Qualified Immunity, and suggestions for education/protecting ourselves moving forward.

In Part III of the series on "Implicit Racial Bias, Identity, Development, and Trauma," Dr. Dolores Tarver and Attorney A.D. Winters are joined by scholar, researcher, professor, advocate Dr. D'Andra Orey to unpackage "What is the cost of racism?" We are discussing racial battle fatigue, the power of the almighty dollar, and the effect of the confederate flag on recruiting and maintaining talent in Mississippi.

In Part III of Teaching During a Pandemic, Ben and Marcus shared tips for face to face instruction.  They discuss games, activities, and mindset as we navigate students returning to the gym.   Hope you enjoy! For full show notes and links click here (ThePEspecialist.com/Podcast)! Want to connect with us? Follow us on Social Media @thePEspecialist! Twitter Instagram Facebook

This podcast presents the third segment of our four-part series ‘Beethoven Variations: A Poet’s Journey through the Music and Life of Beethoven’ with renowned British poet Ruth Padel and eminent pianist Karl Lutchmayer. This series has been put together by Prateeti Punja Ballal. In Part III of the series, titled ‘The Essence of Romanticism’, poet Ruth Padel and pianist Karl Lutchmayer take us through the time when Beethoven is thirty-five, and Napoleon’s army captures and occupies Vienna and its Empire. Along with his anguish in this time of war, he keeps losing chances of love. Through it all, he continues writing works that will live forever, such as the Fifth Symphony, after which this episode gets its title. In this four-part series, Ruth Padel takes us on an intimate journey through Beethoven’s life and music, illustrated by her poetry from her recent book. Professor of Poetry at King’s College London, she has written many collections of poetry, and books of non-fiction and fiction. Her earlier book Darwin: A Life in Poems, released on Darwin’s centenary, captured her great great grandfather memorably. Concert pianist and lecturer, Karl Lutchmayer held an academic lectureship at the Trinity College of Music in London, now Trinity Laban, for fifteen years. He has played at all the major London concert halls and across the world, and his London lecture-recital series, Conversational Concerts, garnered critical and public acclaim. Karl performs Beethoven’s music for us and gives us his insights into its composition and context. Ruth and Karl are joined, for the Fifth Symphony, by guest artists from the South Asian Symphony Orchestra and the Orchestra’s founder-trustee, Ambassador Nirupama Menon Rao. The Orchestra is a peace-building initiative made up of musicians from the countries of South Asia and the South Asian diaspora.  

In Part III of The Chris Nolan Chronicles, Ben and Rob investigate Nolan’s turn into becoming franchise filmmaker extraordinaire. The two weigh in on Batman Begins [10:00], discussing Nolan’s vision for Gotham City, behind the scenes nuggets and what made it radically different than Batman movies of the past. They then analyze his (flawed) masterpiece in The Dark Knight [54:00]. Ben and Rob reminisce about the hype leading up its release, pay tribute to Heath Ledger’s iconic performance as The Joker, pore over the best action scenes, and get giddy about all the little moments they love. The two also look back on the film’s profound legacy, impact on Hollywood at large and why it still matters 12 years later. To cap off Part III, Ben and Rob hit on a few enticing ‘what ifs’ throughout Nolan’s career and other genres we’d like to see him tackle [1:49:30].

Darth Lexii & Utahime!In Part III of our One for the Ladies Instaquest Special, we wrap up our conversation with cosplay actresses and Dungeons & Dragons enthusiasts Darth Lexii & Utahime talk about which comic book characters they enjoy playing and they give a great big warm welcome to any artists looking to join the cosplay community with open arms!Nick Brooks co-hosts.

In Part III of Chaceing Summer: Spotted in the Gossip Guys Max Season 1 finale, Andy and Aaron arguing over The Boys Season 1, now streaming on Amazon Prime. This week, A+A get deep with The Deep. Birdwatching or Alcoholism? Is everything better with Whiskey? Do you take a flask on your walks? Do The Boys finally weaponize Chace's charm? Will we see Chace in a Turner and Hooch reboot? Is Chace the next animal whisperer? Is Chace moving up in Gossip Girl Fantasy? Are Blake and Penn still in the lead? Is this Chace's finest role to date? Is The Deep in a rebirth? Is there still more Summer to Chace? Find out next week in the Gossip Guys Max Season 2 Premiere, when we watch The Boys Season 2, now streaming on Amazon Prime. And please don't nick the gills when you're shaving. XOXO --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gossip-guys/support

In Part III of Overcoming Addiction with bioethicist Greg Pence, we wrap up a discussion of the seven different models of addiction in search of the cause - and cure - for drug and alcohol addiction. In the final episode of this series, Greg discusses the best aspects of each model, the corrupt rehab industry, and shares some optimism for those impacted by drug and alcohol addiction.

In Part III of this compelling conversation, Melissa Doman, M.A. takes the time to examine the hidden roadblocks between individuals and the mental health resources that people often require to function at their best each day. Deconstructing the stigma that can surround mental health initiatives in the workplace is central to ensuring these programs are properly implemented, and more importantly, appeal to those who can most benefit from them.[0:34] The Mind as a MachineThe ongoing crisis has highlighted the fact that personal fulfillment and professional success are intertwined at a more fundamental level than commonly understood in the corporate world. While it is possible to work around, for example, depression or ADHD in much the same way one would compensate for a chronic disease, the undeniable fact is that people function best under ideal conditions, and this requires taking the whole person into account.[3:05] Modeling the ProcessNaturally, the wellness of an organization and the people that push it forward starts at the top, with leadership and management. An environment of openness can make your team members feel more secure in addressing their own issues, and so it is important to approach any mental health initiatives undertaken by your organization with a sense of engagement and authenticity. In many cases, team leaders speaking candidly about their own struggles with everyday challenges can humanize them, deepening the connection with the team.[4:35] The Stakes of Mental HealthFostering an environment that champions the wellness of the whole person is not just a profitable initiative, but one that could seal your competitive edge by guaranteeing the investment of key players on your team. There’s the business case, and the human-to-human case. When individuals in your organization feel free to address issues that limit their ability to function at the highest level, they make more enduring commitments both to the process and themselves. For these reasons, any successful group dynamic must account for the mental health of those involved. [7:41] Opportunity vs. ObligationNo matter how well considered an initiative may be, its chances of success are minimal to nonexistent if the people it is intended to serve do not immediately perceive the benefit. Cornering your team members and demanding they share personal information is not only an unsustainable approach, but will likely drive your most vulnerable team members further into isolation. In order to create the best possible outcomes for your organization, your mental health program should be designed as a resource, never a requirement.[10:33] Mental Health as the FoundationDuring the day to day grind at a thriving company, it can sometimes be easy to forget that the capable and tireless people powering your organization are not at their best every day, and that’s ok. We all have days where the demands of being human overwhelm our professional drive, and accounting for the fact that your people are people is indispensable to any wellness-focused strategy. Options such as built-in mental health days and a culture centered on feeling your best to perform your best will usually create teams that are happier at work.[14:00] A Common ConcernThe most important thing for individuals that may be struggling with mental health concerns is to remember that they are far from alone. Mental illness is nothing to feel guilty or ashamed about...just as the body can be injured through no fault of one's own, billions among our current population will experience some form of mental health concern at some point during their lives. This means that individuals must be just as proactive about seeking out resources and care for these afflictions as organizations must be about providing them...in the words of Cincinnati´s former mayor, ¨take care of yourselves, and each other.¨ About Melissa Doman, M.A.

In Part III of our mini workshop series on How to teach about cultural diversity, we are solving the problem of how to find resources for your cultural celebrations. We want to save you time by telling you exactly where you can start your cultural resource search!  Get all the links and resources mentioned in the podcast on the Cultural Classroom blog here: https://respectingdiversityintheclass.com/60  

In Part III of this four-part series on rural economic and community development, produced in collaboration with and supported by the Thomas USAF Group, Michelle welcomes back Thomas Kimsey, president and CEO of the Thomas USAF Group, and also chats with Bette Brand, Deputy Under Secretary for Rural Development at the Department of Agriculture since February 20, and with Mark Lee, Chief Executive Officer and President of Rhino Health Inc., the first United States manufacturer of nitrile rubber gloves about governmental and private sector collaboration in the rural economic and  development space. Through its partnership with the Department of Agriculture’s Rural Development Office, Thomas USAF is able to provide capital to both small and large businesses and entrepreneurs, Kimsey notes.

In Part III of our four-part series developed in collaboration with and underwritten by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, which deals with rural poverty and key issues in the 2020 elections, Michelle chats with Nathan Ohle, CEO of the Rural Community Assistance Partnership (RCAP), a national network of non-profits focused on water access, economic development, and capacity building for rural communities and Kate Cassling, a Director with the Bipartisan Policy Center Action, where she works on health care policy advocacy. Ohle discusses how the role of rural and small communities has evolved in the last decade through increased engagement in local, state, and federal elections because these voters often feel ignored when it comes public policy. Broadband accessibility, telehealth, and access to water are major policy issues for rural and small communities, according to Ohle.  Cassling says that there is broad agreement on topline issues among both Democrats and Republican rural voters in terms of increased funding and improving access to health care. In addition, she says, according to a recent poll her organization conducted, three of five voters say they would be more likely to vote for the candidate who would address rural health care issues. COVID-19 now is affecting more rural communities in terms of per capita deaths, and rural voters will want hospital infrastructure improvement, access, and services, she adds. This episode also includes incisive discussion on the policies that President Trump and former Vice President Biden are touting in terms of rural health care and perceptions of the urban-rural divide in the political environment. This episode is sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, rwjf.org.

In Part III of our series that revisits each cinematic chapter of the Star Wars saga, Seth, Josiah, and John discuss Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. Where does this rank among the prequels? Will our dialogue be as cheesy as the movie's? Find out by listening! *This episode was recorded prior to the release of The Rise of Skywalker.* Watch the video version of this episode at YouTube.com/thegeekiverse. For everything Star Wars, visit thegeekiverse.com.

Keith Cohen from the Mom's Spaghetti podcast finishes counting down his Top 100 from the calendar year 2019! In Part III, the songs 25-1 are played in order of the countdown. The rules were that each song needed to be released in 2019, and had to be featured on Mom's Spaghetti. All songs can be found on the Spotify or Apple Music playlist "2019 Top 100: Part III" (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Yfqjk0dESYvSRBsvNwUoL?si=UO4FUrLuSNmki15p1zCcIw ~or~ https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/2019-top-100-part-iii/pl.u-11zBPaVU8ZJ3jaD)Track list is below, even though that's kind of cheating ;-)1:26 bloodline -- Ariana Grande3:28 93 -- Hans Williams, Phin Choukas6:02 10,000 Hours -- Dan + Shay, Justin Bieber7:39 Good Thing Go -- Quinn XCII9:45 Piece of Your Heart -- MEDUZA, Goodboys11:30 Break Loose -- Lulleaux, NEIMY13:42 Nobody -- Martin Jensen, James Arthur15:28 Not Over You -- Conor Maynard16:50 Just Friends -- Virginia To Vegas18:45 fuck, i'm lonely -- Lauv, Anne-Marie20:38 10/10 -- Rex Orange County22:31 Only -- NF, Sasha Sloan24:51 85% -- Loote, gnash26:42 Not Ok -- Kygo, Chelsea Cutler28:18 SOS -- Avicii, Aloe Blacc30:36 head first -- Christian French32:51 Who Do You Love -- The Chainsmokers, 5 Seconds of Summer35:08 bad guy -- Billie Eilish37:14 7 rings -- Ariana Grande39:10 I'm Not Alright -- Loud Luxury, Bryce Vine42:03 Senorita -- Shawn Mendes, Camila Cabello44:24 Goodbyes -- Post Malone, Young Thug45:56 La La Land -- Bryce Vine, YG47:44 Higher Love -- Kygo, Whitney Houston49:42 I Don't Care -- Ed Sheeran, Justin Bieber See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A couple of weeks ago I had the opportunity to attend and do podcast coverage at the 50th Nashville Film Festival. While there, I interviewed a number of filmmakers and filled an entire notebook with observations about the various films and events I attended. My Nashville Film Festival podcast coverage began with this interview I did with some of the filmmakers behind Lost Bayou. More filmmaker interviews are coming soon. Here, I'll recap some of the notable films and experiences I had at the festival and share some of the things I learned while attending. The filmmakers, musicians, and creative people who I aim to serve with this podcast are those who seek truth and care about exploring big ideas, and so I will strive for both, as I've done with other festivals I've covered. The first pass at my podcast commentary of Nashville Film Festival came in close to three hours, so I've broken it up into three parts. Part I includes General observations and strengths of the festival Music insights from a few panels and films Reactions to Marriage Story, the new Noah Baumbach film; Speed of Life, a narrative film in which the death of David Bowie causes a disruption to the space-time continuum that threatens the romance of a young couple; and Chuck Berry, the documentary about the founding father of rock n roll that premiered at the festival. This is Part II, the meat of the coverage, where I go through a number of feature films I saw at the festival and discuss what worked for me and what didn't. Some of the related topics that come up include doing the right thing in spite of social pressure, police brutality on screen, gender identity issues, and more. In Part III, I will share my top five films from Nashville Film Festival and why I picked them. Part II and III will get added to this page in a couple of days. Subscribe to the podcast to get the new episodes as they become available. Sponsor for this Episode nsavides productions – I make friendly, engaging videos for earnest people. # Mystery Loves Company music video We got to explore all kinds of places in Houston while making this music video I directed for the chamber-rock band Mystery Loves Company. Not long after the video was released, the band got an opportunity to perform at a few venues in France. More of my videos are here. Say hello: podcast@nsavides.com Related Episodes A number of the films that screened at Nashville Film Festival this year also screened at SXSW 2019. Episodes from my SXSW 2019 podcast coverage are here. # Related Things Nashville Film Festival Bureau of Justice Statistics 2018 report on police encounters with the public The court battle in Dallas for the gender identity of a seven year Dr. Anne Georgulas's Google reviews Shortcut for the podcast: nicksav.show Additional music for the show provided by Rob Costlow. Films Discussed III Appalachian Holler Cool Daddio: The Second Youth of R. Stevie Moore Eternal Winter Five Women in the End A Hidden Life The Kill Team Manuel Mickey and the Bear The Planters Reckoning The Sheriff of Mars The Short History of a Long Road Stuffed The Thin Red Line Tuscaloosa The Way you Look Tonight If You Liked the Show Donate $1 to help keep the show going. Sign up for The nsavides Newsletter. Subscribe or leave an honest review: Apple Podcasts Spotify Overcast Say hello on Twitter:  @nsavidesPRO Thank you for visiting!

A couple of weeks ago I had the opportunity to attend and do podcast coverage at the 50th Nashville Film Festival. While there, I interviewed a number of filmmakers and filled an entire notebook with observations about the various films and events I attended. My Nashville Film Festival podcast coverage began with this interview I did with some of the filmmakers behind Lost Bayou. More filmmaker interviews are coming soon. Here, I'll recap some of the notable films and experiences I had at the festival and share some of the things I learned while attending. The filmmakers, musicians, and creative people who I aim to serve with this podcast are those who seek truth and care about exploring big ideas, and so I will strive for both, as I've done with other festivals I've covered. The first pass at my podcast commentary of Nashville Film Festival came in close to three hours, so I've broken it up into three parts. Part I includes General observations and strengths of the festival Music insights from a few panels and films Reactions to Marriage Story, the new Noah Baumbach film; Speed of Life, a narrative film in which the death of David Bowie causes a disruption to the space-time continuum that threatens the romance of a young couple; and Chuck Berry, the documentary about the founding father of rock n roll that premiered at the festival. Part II will be the meat of the coverage, where I go through a number of feature films I saw at the festival and discuss what worked for me and what didn't and explore some of the ideas and the topics in certain films. In Part III, I will share my top five films from Nashville Film Festival and why I picked them. Part II and III will get added to this page in a couple of days. Subscribe to the podcast to get the new episodes as they become available. # Sponsor for this Episode nsavides productions – I make friendly, engaging videos for earnest people. # https://vimeo.com/291833120 We got to explore all kinds of places in Houston while making this music video I directed for the chamber-rock band Mystery Loves Company. Not long after the video was released, the band got an opportunity to perform at a few venues in France. More of my videos are here. Say hello: podcast@nsavides.com # Related Episodes A number of the films that screened at Nashville Film Festival this year also screened at SXSW 2019. Episodes from my SXSW 2019 podcast coverage are here. # Related Things Nashville Film Festival Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum Collegiate film T-shirts from Chad McClarnon SNL's 1950s music sketch featuring Will Ferrell Tunefind, useful for finding music featured on films, TV shows, and games Shortcut for the podcast: nicksav.show Additional music for the show provided by Rob Costlow. Films Mentioned Alice America, America Berry Hill: From Creative Workshop and Beyond Chuck Berry  Country Music (the docuseries from Ken Burns) Marriage Story Red Dog VR films Accused #2: Walter Sisulu Ambrosia Agreda’s Dungeon Only at the Air, Only at Each Other # Musicians Mentioned Chuck Berry Corey Hart Dave Bartholomew # If You Liked the Show Leave a donation to help keep the show going. Sign up for The nsavides Newsletter. Subscribe or leave an honest review: Apple Podcasts Spotify Overcast Say hello on Twitter:  @nsavidesPRO

In Part III of the Four Part story, listen to how young Prince Sundar finds help in unexpected places, including the beautiful daughter of a robber! This story was translated into English in the nineteenth century by Pandit Natesa Sastri, compiled by Georgiana Kingscote. It has been revised and rewritten by Amar Vyas for gaatha story and narrated by Sheerali Biju.  You can also subscribe to Fairytales of India Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Castbox, Deezer, Stitcher, TuneIn, Saavn, Spotify, Radio Public,Google Podcasts, Storiyoh, and many other fine websites and apps where you listen to podcast.

In Part III of the series, What I Wish I Knew Before Becoming an Entrepreneur, Dr. Carey Yazeed talks about building an email list and moving conversations away from social media and networking at events and volunteering to speak to help build leads for your business.   In celebration of the 100th episode of Beauty, Brains & Business and our 2 yr anniversary, don't forget to leave a review on Apple Podcast by Saturday, Sept. 21st so your name can be entered into a drawing to participate in Business Boot Camp for FREE!  Early bird registration for business boot camp ends Monday, Sept. 23.  To learn more and save $100 on your registration visit https://www.thebeautybrainsandbusiness.com 

In Part III of this 3 part series, Teddy Atlas discusses fight night of the Michael Moorer vs. Evander Holyfield Heavyweight World Title fight on April 22, 1994. Shout out to sponsor TEN THOUSAND. With over 2,000 5-star reviews and rated Men's Health "Training Shorts of the Year" these are the best gym or run shorts you'll buy. http://www.tenthousand.cc/thefightYOUTUBEPart I is here: https://youtu.be/R-3EXxtP4C0Part II is here: https://youtu.be/XWaP_HWgsKcPart III is here: https://youtu.be/4VdwRdSEqiwTEDDY'S SOCIAL MEDIA Twitter - http://twitter.com/teddyatlasreal Instagram - http://instagram.com/teddy_atlas THE FIGHT WITH TEDDY ATLAS SOCIAL MEDIA Instagram - http://instagram.com/thefightWTA Twitter - http://twitter.com/thefightwta Big thanks to VHS collection for intro music. More on VHS Collection here: http://www.vhscollection.com/. Thanks for tuning in. Please be sure to subscribe! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.