Podcast appearances and mentions of Jason Campbell

Jason Campbell had a great 9 year NFL career. He played with All Pros, became part of Raider Nation and will always be a War Eagle. But the stories of Southern food, Al Davis and how HGTV's "Home Town" has changed his beloved Laurel, MS are beyond your traditional interview. This was a lively chat with a friend, and when you listen, you'll feel like Jason is your friend, too. This episode of The Approach Shot is as entertaining as it gets!

In this special live episode of Roofing Road Trips®, host Megan Ellsworth takes you straight to the heart of the action at the Canadian Roofing Expo (CRE) in Toronto. Recorded live from the show floor, Megan sits down with Jason Campbell, 1st Vice president of the Canadian Roofing Contractors Association (CRCA), to reflect on the success of the event and explore what the event brings to the future of roofing in Canada. Jason shares exclusive insights into the planning behind this landmark expo, how CRCA is empowering contractors across the country — and internationally — and why collaboration is key to advancing the industry. Don't miss this inspiring conversation about innovation, leadership and what's next for roofing professionals across North America.  Learn more at RoofersCoffeeShop.com! https://www.rooferscoffeeshop.com/   Are you a contractor looking for resources? Become an R-Club Member today! https://www.rooferscoffeeshop.com/rcs-club-sign-up   Sign up for the Week in Roofing! https://www.rooferscoffeeshop.com/sign-up   Follow Us!   https://www.facebook.com/rooferscoffeeshop/   https://www.linkedin.com/company/rooferscoffeeshop-com   https://x.com/RoofCoffeeShop   https://www.instagram.com/rooferscoffeeshop/   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAQTC5U3FL9M-_wcRiEEyvw   https://www.pinterest.com/rcscom/   https://www.tiktok.com/@rooferscoffeeshop   https://www.rooferscoffeeshop.com/rss     #CRCA #CRE #CanadianRoofingExpo #RoofersCoffeeShop #MetalCoffeeShop #AskARoofer #CoatingsCoffeeShop #RoofingProfessionals #RoofingContractors #RoofingIndustry 

January saw a spike in new-vehicle sales; the Kia EV5 is set to arrive; and Waabi partners with Volvo on self-driving trucks. Plus, Canadian International AutoShow General Manager Jason Campbell previews the 2025 edition of the show.

Segment 1: "And God Made Man" Dr. Chaps engages with Jason Campbell to discuss And God Made Man, a 2024 film that addresses the complex topic of transgender athletes. This thought-provoking movie explores questions of identity and the divine design of humanity, prompting viewers to reflect on contemporary societal issues through a faith-based lens. Segment 2: "Until the Last Promise" In this heartfelt segment, Jason shares insights into Until the Last Promise, a film based on Pamala Kennedy's 2019 bestselling book. The movie portrays the journey of Dr. Richard Kennedy, a pastor diagnosed with frontal-temporal dementia, and his family's unwavering faith and resilience during challenging times. The film stars Dean Cain and aims to inspire caregivers and families facing similar trials. Segment 3: "Takedown" and "Not A Clue" Dr. Chaps and Jason delve into two distinct films: Takedown (2024): Based on a true story, this film follows a troubled teen navigating life between the wrestling mat and his passion for the arts, highlighting themes of perseverance and self-discovery. Not A Clue (2024): A comedic mystery featuring master investigator Kindle Rock, an eccentric detective tasked with solving the peculiar murder of Cornelius "Neal" Shufflebottom. The film blends humor and suspense, offering a family-friendly entertainment experience. Get free alerts at http://PrayInJesusName.org © 2024, Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt, PhD. Airs on NRB TV, Direct TV Ch.378, Roku, AppleTV, Amazon FireTV, AndroidTV, GoogleTV, Smart TV, iTunes and www.PrayInJesusName.org

We are constantly surrounded by polarities, from those found in the natural world – such as light and darkness or birth and death – to those in our professional lives, such as the decision to grow your business or keep it small. While it may sometimes seem that opposite ends of a polarity cannot coexist in harmony, the reality is that they both need each other, and navigating them effectively is essential for living a happy, balanced life.  In Episode 219 of The Mindset Game® podcast, we welcome back Jason Campbell, who joined us previously to talk about breath mastery. His unique perspective on music, health, wellness, and spiritual growth comes from his lifelong study of both music and the ancient arts of Eastern health, medicine, meditation, and enlightenment. He is a seventh-degree black belt and co-founder of Zen wellness, teaching meditation, Eastern medicine, tai chi, qigong, sword and enlightenment at a 400-acre ranch in the mountains of Arizona. After guiding us through a powerful breathing exercise, Jason discusses the following: The importance of understanding the concept of yin and yang and the role of different polarities in our lives, as well as tips for managing them effectively Why your perception of a “problem” is often a greater obstacle than the problem itself, and two self-mastery keys that can help alleviate stress and conflict: preparation and emotional regulation    The three different types of karma (or cause and effect) – your own, that of other people, and universal karma – and how managing your own personal karma can help create greater harmony in your life and the world around you  To learn more about Jason, visit https://www.zenpiano.com, or search for him on YouTube to find his music and breath courses. To learn more about The Mindset Game podcast, visit www.TheMindsetGame.com. To subscribe or leave a review, please visit https://apple.co/3oAnR8I. 

Uncertainty lies ahead in North American automotive. Toyota's Stephen Beatty calls it a career. And Tim Kuniskis returns to Ram. Plus, Canadian International AutoShow General Manager Jason Campbell tees up the 2025 edition.

Talking Tigers Podcast with Andy Burcham-Jason Campbell

Jason Campbell, relives one of the greatest seasons in Auburn history - The 2004 Undefeated Tigers. The quarterback talks about the "dream season" and more!

What happens when two model enthusiasts, Mike and Kentucky Dave, stumble into mishaps like power outages and stinging caterpillars? You get a lively start to our October feature episode, exploring how seasonal changes and unexpected adventures affect their modeling projects. From Dave's yard work with "On the Bench", and Mike's missing out, we share the humor and resilience that accompany our modeling journey—fueled by Bulleit Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey and ZirkusFest Oktoberfest Lager.Curious about the latest buzz in the scale modeling community? We bring heartwarming updates and stories that highlight the camaraderie and resourcefulness of fellow hobbyists. Celebrate impressive achievements like Mr. Adair's 1:144 scale Taube build, explore the possibility of yoga for modelers, and delve into compelling listener tales, including a captivating Pearl Harbor account. Whether you're contemplating the merits of model bases or planning your next model show visit, our discussion reflects the joy and interaction at the heart of this hobby.Imagine leafing through a new Tankograd KV book or discussing the finer points of a Ginter book on the Curtiss SOC Seagull. The tactile pleasure of books for modelers is just one topic we cover, along with the thrill of new model kit announcements like Mikro Mir's 1:72 scale M2-F3 or the Arma Model's 1:48 scale MI-28N helicopter. With shout-outs to friends like Jeff Groves and John Vitkus, this episode is a testament to the friendships and shared passions that make our modeling adventures so rewarding.Links provided by listener Jason Campbell . Help, Care, DoRegion Ahead    SQUADRON Adding to the stash since 1968Model Paint SolutionsYour source for Harder & Steenbeck Airbrushes and David Union Power ToolsModel PodcastsPlease check out the other pods in the modelsphere!PMM Merchandise StoreSupport the show with PMM Merchandise!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Bump Riffs Graciously Provided by Ed BarothAd Reads Generously Provided by Bob "The Voice of Bob" BairMike and Kentucky Dave thank each and everyone of you for participating on this journey with us. We are grateful for having you as listeners, and the community that has grown around Plastic Model Mojo makes it all worth while.

Hour 4 features: 1.Jason Campbell joins the show to discuss Commanders 2.Record breakin Jayden 3.Heard It Here First

Former Redskins QB Jason Campbell breaks down Jayden Daniels latest performance

Hour 1 features: 1.The Commanders Dominate The Browns 2.What Stood Out From Commanders Win? 3.Commanders FA Pickups Have Had A Big Impact Hour 2 features: 1.Commanders Victory Credit Pie 2.Should The Rest NFC East Be Nervous? 3.Commanders Running Game is Elite Hour 3 features: 1. Victory Monday Calls 2.JP Talks To Luke Mccaffrey 3.Can The Commanders Win Young Fans? Hour 4 features: 1.Jason Campbell joins the show to discuss Commanders 2.Record breakin Jayden 3.Heard It Here First

Are NCAA All-Star games going the way of the dinosaur? Just a short time ago the 3rd game in the pecking order disappeared and now, with questions at the top, the Hula Bowl may be in jeopardy as well. Dane Vandernat, former Director of Player Personnel for the NFLPA Game joins us to talk all star games, dealing with agents, some of the best and worst stories from the game and where he thinks all star games are heading. Plus, Jamarcus Russell, Derek Carr, Jason Campbell, Jon Gruden and more. His time with the Raiders was certainly full of learning. Dane talks about all a team is going through right now and where a pro department is likely focused. @Raiders @SRBowl @ShrineGame @HulaBowl @CGSAllStar @NFL @NFLPA @NFLDraft @Saints Dane Vandernat - @DVandernat Neil Stratton - @InsidetheLeague Rodrik David - @RightStepAdv Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

USC's game at Michigan on Saturday is a moment of truth for both teams -- maybe a last stand for the Wolverines in 2024, and a maybe a moment for the Trojans to plant their flag in the Big Ten.Doug Lesmerises and Dan Wetzel talk that out. Plus Toledo coach Jason Candle visits after the Rocket's huge win at Mississippi State; Jeremy Werner breaks down how Illinois got to 3-0 and what the Illini must do to compete at Nebraska on Friday; and Doug runs through Northern news from Iowa to Syracuse.Thanks for joining Kings of the North.Chapters:• College football news around the North (01:30)• Bill's kick and block of the week (12:32)• Toledo head coach Jason Campbell interview (16:47)• Dan Wetzel joins to talk about USC vs Michigan this weekend (32:00)• Jeremy Werner interview (1:06:26)

Our special guest, Jason Campbell, will discuss how to deepen your meditation with music. Welcome to Humanized! Each week, we feature top experts in personalized health and functional medicine through engaging interviews and presentations. You'll get practical advice on diet and nutrition, lifestyle, toxins and disease, hormone imbalances, nutrient deficiencies, inflammation, digestive health, mental health, the fast-changing world of genomics, and so much more. All presentations are available as videos, podcasts or transcripts – whichever form is most convenient and enjoyable for you! Visit us at: https://humanizedhealth.com Subscribe to get weekly updates at: https://myvillagegreen.com/pages/humanized-health-podcast-sign-up

Talking Tigers Podcast with Andy Burcham-Jason Campbell Photo: Auburn Tigers

Our special guest, Jason Campbell, will discuss life changing music. Welcome to Humanized! Each week, we feature top experts in personalized health and functional medicine through engaging interviews and presentations. You'll get practical advice on diet and nutrition, lifestyle, toxins and disease, hormone imbalances, nutrient deficiencies, inflammation, digestive health, mental health, the fast-changing world of genomics, and so much more. All presentations are available as videos, podcasts or transcripts – whichever form is most convenient and enjoyable for you! Visit us at: https://humanizedhealth.com Subscribe to get weekly updates at: https://myvillagegreen.com/pages/humanized-health-podcast-sign-up  

From reduced stress to greater focus, practicing meditation can offer a wide array of physical, mental, and emotional health benefits. However, many people – particularly business leaders and other high achievers – find meditation challenging, as they struggle to quiet their minds and eliminate distractions. Breath work offers a powerful way to access the many benefits of meditation, thereby opening yourself to greater clarity and creativity.  Jason Campbell, our guest in Episode 196 of The Mindset Game® podcast, began his journey into meditation, music, and wellness 46 years ago, when his teacher told him to “never listen to notes, but instead listen to the space between the notes.” An accomplished composer and pianist, he has released over 100 albums and has been number one on multiple Billboard and Amazon charts. Jason's unique perspective on music, health, wellness, and spiritual growth comes from his lifelong study of both music and the ancient arts of Eastern health, medicine, meditation, and enlightenment. In this week's episode, Jason shares the following insights from his signature program, “Breath Mastery for Entrepreneurs”: The core meaning of meditation, which is to stop thinking – however briefly – and simply be present in the moment  The concept of the three treasures – matter, energy, and consciousness – and how they may come into play during meditation How quieting the mind can help enhance the function of the pineal gland, a part of the brain that functions like an antenna to help us access a higher level of wisdom and creativity  Jason then guides us through a three-minute breath exercise designed to help us pause our cognitive thought processes and be more present.  To access Jason's music, visit https://www.zenpiano.com, or https://zenwellness.com to learn more about Jason's work in Cleator, Arizona, where, as the town's co-owner and sheriff, he is combining Western culture with Eastern wisdom to create a community committed to the uplifting of the human spirit. To subscribe to The MINDset Game, visit www.TheMindsetGame.com.   

Jason't journey into meditation, music and wellness began 45 years ago at the age of 8 when his teacher taught him to never listen to the notes, but instead to listen to the space between the notes. An accomplished composer and pianist, he has released over 100 albums and has been #1 on multiple Billboard and Amazon Charts. Jason is the cofounder of Zen Wellness, teaching meditation, eastern medicine, Tai Chi, qigong, sword and enlightenment. Among his many other accomplishments, Jason is co-owner and sheriff of the town of Cleator, Arizona where is is combining western culture with eastern wisdom to create a community committed to the uplifting of the human spirit. You can find Jason at: https://www.zenpiano.com/about-jason-campbell His music is on Amazon music, Spotify, Apple and Youtube You can find me at: momontheverge.org --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/katie-farinas/message

LIVE SHOW!!! June 14 | Franklin Hall DC | 7PM Discussing the history of QB play in Washington including Sammy Baugh, Sonny Jurgensen, Joe Theisman, Doug Williams, Mark Rypien, Billy Kilmer, Patrick Ramsey, Mark Burnell, Jason Campbell, Kirk Cousins, Robert Griffin III, and Jayden Daniels. Hosts: Logan Paulsen, Santana Moss, Fred Smoot Producer: Jason JohnsonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you ever feel like life is passing you by in a blur as if you're merely sleepwalking through your days? Do you ever wonder how to break free from the monotony of routine and discover the extraordinary in the everyday? In today's episode, explore how practices of attention and devotion can help to keep us fully awake to the awe-inspiring realities of life in God's good kingdom. *This session was previously recorded at the 2024 Revive Women's Conference.  About Jason Campbell:  Jason has a Master's in Theological Studies from Austin Graduate School of Theology and serves as Director of Theology for Revive Ministries. Jason is the founder of the Regnare Project, a ministry helping others learn how to put into practice all that we learn from Jesus about living the good life of the kingdom of God. When he is not doing ministry, he is the Director of Digital Data for Masterworks, a Christian marketing firm. Jason and his wife, Melissa, were church planters for 12 years in the Pacific Northwest and have 2 teenage daughters. They attend Northwest Christian Church in Tigard. Produced by Summer Shore. Music by Nathaniel Rodrigues Related Resources: Find out more about the Regare Project Article: How To (Re)Connect with God by Jason Campbell Purchase a digital pass and get all the Revive Conference Recordings Learn more about Revive Ministries Donate: Help Get Biblical Resources to Women World-Wide  Connect with us on Instagram or Facebook  

Our guest this week is a Surfer, snowboarder, and Automotive/Off-Road enthusiast. Back in 1997, He and his partner Jason Campbell started an engineering-manufacturing company with the focus on off-road suspension. In the last 25 years, the company has been the leader in off-road components and suspension for racing and production model trucks. From Toyota Tacomas, Ford Raptors, to Trophy Trucks, their continuous innovation in designs and investing in technology has opened new markets and numerous Championship Wins! He is a sales and marketing guru, who built an incredible company, and he continue on as VP of Operations. We welcome Mr. Jerry Zaiden of Camburg Engineering. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Youth Sport: Kyle gets to know a minister better. In 4 parts, by oolonroosevelt. Listen to the Podcast at Steamy Stories. Kyle McQuary, newest research fellow at the John Burfitt Institute, and the Very Honorable May H. Van, MLA, CSS, Minister for Youth and Sport for the Province of Deltaland, drink tea in a café across from the provincial capitol. [[MORE]] Forward: Sexual Equity is a philosophy that is the foundation of of government in the Pacific island nation of New Dorset. Sexual Equity is based on the notion that while men and women have equal value and should be equally free, fundamental differences make complete sexual equality impossible, and that it is equity (fairness and justice) that should be sought between the sexes. The adherents of Sexual Equity note the differences in male and female sexual drives, as well as differences in the ways men and women typically view hierarchy, status, and a culture of honor. Origins of Sexual Equity In a 1975 speech, Wanda Barnes, then the leader of the Women's Caucus in the New Dorset House of Representatives, laid out the principles of Sexual Equity. She noted that New Dorset had been a leader in sexual equality: the first country in the British Empire to grant equal suffrage to women and also to elect a female member of its legislature, and the only country in the world that established dual constituencies, with one male and one female legislator elected from every constituency, guaranteeing equal numbers of men and women to Parliament. Despite this nominal equality in government, she noted that continuing control by men in the political party system and in spheres outside government had stymied attempts at substantial reform. Despite the recent session had been concerned mainly with issues around independence: whether to become a republic instead of sharing the British monarchy, and how to reform the Senate and the system of honors. She claimed that these were issues of honor and status, of interest primarily to men, without addressing the important issues affecting women's daily lives. Hearkening back to difference between “dignified” and “efficient” parts of parliamentary government (see The English Constitution by Walter Bagehot), Barnes proposed a male monarchy and House of Lords, which would be symbolic and deal with issues such as honors and national symbols, and a female House of Representatives, which would form the executive and make the laws. Adoption of Sexual Equity in New Dorset Barnes' proposals caused an uproar; she was accused of being sexist against men, and several male-led political parties took the opportunity to propose eliminating dual candidacies and repealing some of the previously passed women's rights legislation. The turning point was an overheard remark by the Minister for Home Affairs, Jason Campbell, saying that he would gladly give up the power to government in return for sexual favors. Although he quickly apologized, Wanda Barnes gave another speech (Second Sexual Equity speech of Wanda Barnes) pointing out the prevalence of female prostitution and the different sexual needs of men and women as exemplifying their differences and the need for equity rather than equality. Saying that she believed Campbell had nothing to apologize for, Barnes declared that she was proud of having been a prostitute in her youth (prostitution was particularly common in New Dorset: see Prostitution in New Dorset), that giving men pleasure was nothing to be ashamed of, and that sexual service is something women should be able to provide to men, if men can provide what women need as well. After the speech, Barnes and some of her followers in the Women's Caucus had a series of one-on-one meetings with Campbell and several other members of parliament, about which much has been rumored but little is known for certain. After those meetings, a constitution for New Dorset was adopted incorporating Barnes's proposals, and also mandating that sexual service is mandatory for members of the House of Representatives and the various provincial legislatures (see Sexual Service in New Dorset). Campbell became New Dorset's first king, and other male MPs who voted for the new constitution became the first dukes of the provinces. “So, Mr. McQuary, now you've seen the centers in person. What did you think? "Minister, I was very impressed. Back in the capital, we weren't able to find funding to open youth centers more than three days a week. But here, you have care five days, plus classes and activities, even on weekends. The centers themselves are very nice, but it's the level of funding that I can hardly believe.” “Well, much as I'd like to, I can't take credit for that. The last government worked out a grand bargain between all the cities and the provincial youth and senior citizens ministries to share staff and resources: all the ancillary support staff like cleaning, procurement, and personnel, and even things like using the same music instructors for youth and senior programs. Reducing redundant functions allowed us to redirect what funding we had toward front-line staff. We disagreed in a lot of other ways, but the last senior and youth ministers made a great accomplishment here.” “It's laudable of you to give so much credit to people you opposed.” “Well, we're all here to serve the public good. We can't do our best for our constituents if we get caught up in squabbles.” “Still, I find it admirable.” “Well, thank you, Mr. McQuary.” The minister takes a last sip of her tea. “Is that everything you need for your report?” “Yes, but there is something else I wanted to ask, Minis— is it OK if I call you May?” The minister tenses up. She wasn't expecting this. “Oh-kay,” she pronounces slowly. “May, I've really liked working with you over the past few days, and walking around seeing your centers today was just wonderful. I really enjoyed it, and I think you did too. I'd like to take you out and spend some time together, see if we can get to know each other. You saw they're doing ‘Once' at the community theater here? I think you'd like it.” “You want to go on a date. With me.” Smiling, he says, “Yes, that's what it's called. Will you come?” “Mr. McQuary—Kyle—you're a nice guy, but I'm in the Legislative Assembly and a minister in His Highness's government. You know what that means. I don't go on dates.” “What? Why not? I know your responsibilities. That doesn't bother me.” “They don't bother you… We're not just talking about long hours in committee hearings and late nights in the Ministry offices, right? You know what this job requires of me.” “Yes, May, I know about your service obligation. That's not a problem.” “Not a… look, you might think you know, but there's no way you could say that and really understand what it means.” She pauses and stares at him for a moment before getting her phone out of her purse and concentrating on it for a minute. “Ok, let's go.” She stands up and takes a step. “Well, come on.” Kyle stands and May leads him into the capitol and down a back stair. They come to a security desk. “Hi, Faith,” May says to the guard. “I have a perk booking for number three?” “I wasn't expecting… oh, I see you just made it. Of course, Minister. I'll need to see both your IDs before I buzz you in.” They show their IDs and are buzzed through the first door; May uses a key card to let them through a hallway and then into a small room with a divan and a closet. May opens a connecting door wide, using her purse as a doorstop to make sure it doesn't close. She ushers Kyle through it and says “You wait in here, I'll be just a minute.” Kyle walks into the room, which has a bed, nightstand, tall chair, and a low stool. “May, wait a minute, this isn't —” “Kyle, you wait in there and then we can talk, okay?” “Um, okay…” May slides opens the closet and begins removing her clothes: first her shoes, then skirt. Kyle says “Um, May…” and looks away. “No, I want you to look.” He looks back at her as she places the skirt in the closet, and proceeds to do the same with her blouse, stockings, and underwear. She then dons a perfectly sheer robe from the closet, and walks into the room with Kyle. “Go on, have a seat.” Somewhat bemused, he gets up on the chair, and she brings the low stool in front of him and kneels on it, so her face is on a level with his pelvis, and then looks up at him. He stares down at her breasts, clearly visible through the robe. “Twenty times a month, Kyle, I come down here, just like this, and say 'Hi, my name is May. May I serve you with my hands, my mouth, or through intercourse?' That works out to about once every work day. I usually take a morning appointment, which means that every day before work, I'm in here having sex with some man whose name I'll never know and who I'll never meet again. "I can see I'm turning you on. That's sweet. It's not fair of me to bring you down here, get you all hot, and then leave you hanging. Come on, let's get those pants off.” She reaches up and unbuckles his pants, and pulls them and his underwear down. Kyle rises to let the clothes fall, but otherwise is too shocked to say anything. “Let me work on this a little,” she says, and takes his cock into her hands, running her hands up and down it, squeezing and massaging. “Do you know why I met you at nine-fifteen today? It's because between eight and nine, I was in the room next door, sucking some guy off. He was big, too, my jaw's still a little sore from it. "And I did the very same thing yesterday with a different guy, and the day before that, I was lying face-down on the bed while another guy fucked me from behind. And I'll be here doing something just like that tomorrow, and Friday, and every day next week.” “Here, let me see if I can get you off.” She kisses his glans and then licks it, and brings it into her mouth, moving up and down with lips and tongue. It isn't long before his body stiffens and he ejaculates into her mouth. “Mmm, yours isn't bad,” says May. “Pineapple juice?” Kyle can't do more than shake his head. “So, Kyle, I hope you enjoyed yourself. I'm flattered you found me attractive. But I do this every day with a different man every time. I can't have this job and still be a regular girl and go on dates and be in a relationship and meet the parents and go to Christmas holidays and… I just can't do those things. "Can I just say, 'Thank you for allowing me to serve,' and then we can go back to being colleagues? I still want to help with your research.” Kyle stares down at her. “May… that was amazing. Maybe the hottest thing that's ever happened to me. But 'Thank you for allowing me to serve' isn't my idea of pillow talk from someone I care about.” May just looks up at him. “I wasn't going to get into this till later… but OK. Part of the reason I took a job out here was because I had a bad breakup with my fiancée. We were teenage sweethearts, and I thought we'd be together forever. But we had a problem. I couldn't help… look, I'm a man, I'm attracted to women. We'd go out together, and I'd see a woman, and I'd look. Not crazy staring look, but just… notice her. And Ruby would catch me noticing, and she'd be mad. And jealous. And I'd feel like I was hurting our relationship. Eventually even when I was out by myself and I'd see an attractive woman, I'd feel like I was being disloyal just by noticing. And I couldn't stop.” “Well, yeah. Men notice women. Women notice men, too, for that matter. Your fiancée didn't know that?” “Maybe she did. I don't know. But she made me feel that I was dishonoring our relationship just by noticing. And eventually I met someone who noticed me back, and since it felt like if I was already being unfaithful, what the hell… we did more than notice each other. Ruby couldn't forgive me for it, and I don't blame her. We broke up after that. "I've thought about it a lot since. I know some men get into exclusive relationships and, maybe they notice others, but for them it's not a big deal. But for me, it has to be,, after that. I don't want to be in a relationship where I have to try to hide who I am or what I want. I need to be with someone who can let me explore that side of myself, without my being afraid of dishonoring the relationship. And that means I need to be with someone who doesn't need me to be exclusive. "So someone like you, with a service obligation – well, that's just the perfect thing for me. Because I need someone who also doesn't want to be exclusive. Either because she also wants to explore her other wants and needs, or because her career means that exclusivity isn't an option. So May I really like you, but I'm also interested in you because you are what I'm looking for, that way. For me, your being in politics doesn't mean you're not a person I can date – it means you're the only kind of person I can.” May looks down and shifts uncomfortably. “May, we will never be the only ones for each other, in terms of sex. I'm going to look at other women, and more than look, and I am going to sign up to receive service from other politicians, which I do appreciate for what it is. And maybe you'll find someone else you want to have a fling with, and you're definitely going to be here every morning, giving service to whoever is next on the waiting list. And for you and me, that's a good thing. "I want to go on dates with you, and get to know you. I can imagine… I know I'm getting ahead of myself, but you're a person I can imagine holding close, sharing good and bad times with. It doesn't bother me that you have sex with other guys. What bothers me is the thought of them leaving you alone afterwards.” May tears up, just a bit. “You know, it's not just down here … I mean, the duke, he likes having me. I get an audience summons at least once a week, sometimes a few times.” “What? I thought he wasn't supposed to repeat audience summonses, at least not often.” “Well, he's not, but that's not a rule, it's just something not usually done. He's supposed to, you know, 'allow the honor of service to be shared,' that kind of thing. But he's been asking for me a lot. I mean, up until now, I haven't minded… too much… he's pretty gentle, most of the time, and it's nice to feel wanted… even if it's just because I look like the girls he knew overseas.” “Well if it's OK with you it's OK with me. If I were the duke I'd want to have you too. I just wouldn't want to send you home afterwards.” May can't help herself and sniffles. “But that is what he does… sends me home in the back of a car, all by myself… and I get home and…” Kyle gets off the chair and kneels down next to May. He holds her hands, and she pulls herself together, just a bit. “Kyle, you need to know… I've never… I mean, I've been with hundreds of guys, but it was all service. We came to this country with nothing when I was just a baby, and then my dad died, and Mom was really poor. She never had the money to give me the things all the other girls got… I was the only one with crooked teeth when everyone else got braces, the only one with small boobs when everyone else got implants, the only one who had to shave because she couldn't afford hair removal treatment. And I looked different… nobody wanted me. The only way I could get those things was to borrow, and I went into commercial service to pay it off, where I was the exotic one… and then I graduated and went straight into politics. I never had a boyfriend, even a real date.” “May, please, I can't imagine anything better than being the man who could give you those things. You've had sex, but you've never had a lover. Can I be your lover?” May nods. “Ok. Yes. I want to. So much. Yes. And I really do like you, Kyle, I had a wonderful time today too. I mean, outside, looking at the youth centers.” Then she pauses, and her eyes crinkle just a bit. “There's only one more thing you need to know.” “May, you can tell me anything.” “All right. I saw a VIP preview of that production of 'Once'. It was awful. Truly terrible. If I could have walked out without causing a stir, I would have. Maybe we could see a movie instead?” by oolonroosevelt for Literotica

Youth Sport: Kyle gets to know a minister better. In 4 parts, by oolonroosevelt. Listen to the Podcast at Steamy Stories. Kyle McQuary, newest research fellow at the John Burfitt Institute, and the Very Honorable May H. Van, MLA, CSS, Minister for Youth and Sport for the Province of Deltaland, drink tea in a café across from the provincial capitol. [[MORE]] Forward: Sexual Equity is a philosophy that is the foundation of of government in the Pacific island nation of New Dorset. Sexual Equity is based on the notion that while men and women have equal value and should be equally free, fundamental differences make complete sexual equality impossible, and that it is equity (fairness and justice) that should be sought between the sexes. The adherents of Sexual Equity note the differences in male and female sexual drives, as well as differences in the ways men and women typically view hierarchy, status, and a culture of honor. Origins of Sexual Equity In a 1975 speech, Wanda Barnes, then the leader of the Women's Caucus in the New Dorset House of Representatives, laid out the principles of Sexual Equity. She noted that New Dorset had been a leader in sexual equality: the first country in the British Empire to grant equal suffrage to women and also to elect a female member of its legislature, and the only country in the world that established dual constituencies, with one male and one female legislator elected from every constituency, guaranteeing equal numbers of men and women to Parliament. Despite this nominal equality in government, she noted that continuing control by men in the political party system and in spheres outside government had stymied attempts at substantial reform. Despite the recent session had been concerned mainly with issues around independence: whether to become a republic instead of sharing the British monarchy, and how to reform the Senate and the system of honors. She claimed that these were issues of honor and status, of interest primarily to men, without addressing the important issues affecting women's daily lives. Hearkening back to difference between “dignified” and “efficient” parts of parliamentary government (see The English Constitution by Walter Bagehot), Barnes proposed a male monarchy and House of Lords, which would be symbolic and deal with issues such as honors and national symbols, and a female House of Representatives, which would form the executive and make the laws. Adoption of Sexual Equity in New Dorset Barnes' proposals caused an uproar; she was accused of being sexist against men, and several male-led political parties took the opportunity to propose eliminating dual candidacies and repealing some of the previously passed women's rights legislation. The turning point was an overheard remark by the Minister for Home Affairs, Jason Campbell, saying that he would gladly give up the power to government in return for sexual favors. Although he quickly apologized, Wanda Barnes gave another speech (Second Sexual Equity speech of Wanda Barnes) pointing out the prevalence of female prostitution and the different sexual needs of men and women as exemplifying their differences and the need for equity rather than equality. Saying that she believed Campbell had nothing to apologize for, Barnes declared that she was proud of having been a prostitute in her youth (prostitution was particularly common in New Dorset: see Prostitution in New Dorset), that giving men pleasure was nothing to be ashamed of, and that sexual service is something women should be able to provide to men, if men can provide what women need as well. After the speech, Barnes and some of her followers in the Women's Caucus had a series of one-on-one meetings with Campbell and several other members of parliament, about which much has been rumored but little is known for certain. After those meetings, a constitution for New Dorset was adopted incorporating Barnes's proposals, and also mandating that sexual service is mandatory for members of the House of Representatives and the various provincial legislatures (see Sexual Service in New Dorset). Campbell became New Dorset's first king, and other male MPs who voted for the new constitution became the first dukes of the provinces. “So, Mr. McQuary, now you've seen the centers in person. What did you think? "Minister, I was very impressed. Back in the capital, we weren't able to find funding to open youth centers more than three days a week. But here, you have care five days, plus classes and activities, even on weekends. The centers themselves are very nice, but it's the level of funding that I can hardly believe.” “Well, much as I'd like to, I can't take credit for that. The last government worked out a grand bargain between all the cities and the provincial youth and senior citizens ministries to share staff and resources: all the ancillary support staff like cleaning, procurement, and personnel, and even things like using the same music instructors for youth and senior programs. Reducing redundant functions allowed us to redirect what funding we had toward front-line staff. We disagreed in a lot of other ways, but the last senior and youth ministers made a great accomplishment here.” “It's laudable of you to give so much credit to people you opposed.” “Well, we're all here to serve the public good. We can't do our best for our constituents if we get caught up in squabbles.” “Still, I find it admirable.” “Well, thank you, Mr. McQuary.” The minister takes a last sip of her tea. “Is that everything you need for your report?” “Yes, but there is something else I wanted to ask, Minis— is it OK if I call you May?” The minister tenses up. She wasn't expecting this. “Oh-kay,” she pronounces slowly. “May, I've really liked working with you over the past few days, and walking around seeing your centers today was just wonderful. I really enjoyed it, and I think you did too. I'd like to take you out and spend some time together, see if we can get to know each other. You saw they're doing ‘Once' at the community theater here? I think you'd like it.” “You want to go on a date. With me.” Smiling, he says, “Yes, that's what it's called. Will you come?” “Mr. McQuary—Kyle—you're a nice guy, but I'm in the Legislative Assembly and a minister in His Highness's government. You know what that means. I don't go on dates.” “What? Why not? I know your responsibilities. That doesn't bother me.” “They don't bother you… We're not just talking about long hours in committee hearings and late nights in the Ministry offices, right? You know what this job requires of me.” “Yes, May, I know about your service obligation. That's not a problem.” “Not a… look, you might think you know, but there's no way you could say that and really understand what it means.” She pauses and stares at him for a moment before getting her phone out of her purse and concentrating on it for a minute. “Ok, let's go.” She stands up and takes a step. “Well, come on.” Kyle stands and May leads him into the capitol and down a back stair. They come to a security desk. “Hi, Faith,” May says to the guard. “I have a perk booking for number three?” “I wasn't expecting… oh, I see you just made it. Of course, Minister. I'll need to see both your IDs before I buzz you in.” They show their IDs and are buzzed through the first door; May uses a key card to let them through a hallway and then into a small room with a divan and a closet. May opens a connecting door wide, using her purse as a doorstop to make sure it doesn't close. She ushers Kyle through it and says “You wait in here, I'll be just a minute.” Kyle walks into the room, which has a bed, nightstand, tall chair, and a low stool. “May, wait a minute, this isn't —” “Kyle, you wait in there and then we can talk, okay?” “Um, okay…” May slides opens the closet and begins removing her clothes: first her shoes, then skirt. Kyle says “Um, May…” and looks away. “No, I want you to look.” He looks back at her as she places the skirt in the closet, and proceeds to do the same with her blouse, stockings, and underwear. She then dons a perfectly sheer robe from the closet, and walks into the room with Kyle. “Go on, have a seat.” Somewhat bemused, he gets up on the chair, and she brings the low stool in front of him and kneels on it, so her face is on a level with his pelvis, and then looks up at him. He stares down at her breasts, clearly visible through the robe. “Twenty times a month, Kyle, I come down here, just like this, and say 'Hi, my name is May. May I serve you with my hands, my mouth, or through intercourse?' That works out to about once every work day. I usually take a morning appointment, which means that every day before work, I'm in here having sex with some man whose name I'll never know and who I'll never meet again. "I can see I'm turning you on. That's sweet. It's not fair of me to bring you down here, get you all hot, and then leave you hanging. Come on, let's get those pants off.” She reaches up and unbuckles his pants, and pulls them and his underwear down. Kyle rises to let the clothes fall, but otherwise is too shocked to say anything. “Let me work on this a little,” she says, and takes his cock into her hands, running her hands up and down it, squeezing and massaging. “Do you know why I met you at nine-fifteen today? It's because between eight and nine, I was in the room next door, sucking some guy off. He was big, too, my jaw's still a little sore from it. "And I did the very same thing yesterday with a different guy, and the day before that, I was lying face-down on the bed while another guy fucked me from behind. And I'll be here doing something just like that tomorrow, and Friday, and every day next week.” “Here, let me see if I can get you off.” She kisses his glans and then licks it, and brings it into her mouth, moving up and down with lips and tongue. It isn't long before his body stiffens and he ejaculates into her mouth. “Mmm, yours isn't bad,” says May. “Pineapple juice?” Kyle can't do more than shake his head. “So, Kyle, I hope you enjoyed yourself. I'm flattered you found me attractive. But I do this every day with a different man every time. I can't have this job and still be a regular girl and go on dates and be in a relationship and meet the parents and go to Christmas holidays and… I just can't do those things. "Can I just say, 'Thank you for allowing me to serve,' and then we can go back to being colleagues? I still want to help with your research.” Kyle stares down at her. “May… that was amazing. Maybe the hottest thing that's ever happened to me. But 'Thank you for allowing me to serve' isn't my idea of pillow talk from someone I care about.” May just looks up at him. “I wasn't going to get into this till later… but OK. Part of the reason I took a job out here was because I had a bad breakup with my fiancée. We were teenage sweethearts, and I thought we'd be together forever. But we had a problem. I couldn't help… look, I'm a man, I'm attracted to women. We'd go out together, and I'd see a woman, and I'd look. Not crazy staring look, but just… notice her. And Ruby would catch me noticing, and she'd be mad. And jealous. And I'd feel like I was hurting our relationship. Eventually even when I was out by myself and I'd see an attractive woman, I'd feel like I was being disloyal just by noticing. And I couldn't stop.” “Well, yeah. Men notice women. Women notice men, too, for that matter. Your fiancée didn't know that?” “Maybe she did. I don't know. But she made me feel that I was dishonoring our relationship just by noticing. And eventually I met someone who noticed me back, and since it felt like if I was already being unfaithful, what the hell… we did more than notice each other. Ruby couldn't forgive me for it, and I don't blame her. We broke up after that. "I've thought about it a lot since. I know some men get into exclusive relationships and, maybe they notice others, but for them it's not a big deal. But for me, it has to be,, after that. I don't want to be in a relationship where I have to try to hide who I am or what I want. I need to be with someone who can let me explore that side of myself, without my being afraid of dishonoring the relationship. And that means I need to be with someone who doesn't need me to be exclusive. "So someone like you, with a service obligation – well, that's just the perfect thing for me. Because I need someone who also doesn't want to be exclusive. Either because she also wants to explore her other wants and needs, or because her career means that exclusivity isn't an option. So May I really like you, but I'm also interested in you because you are what I'm looking for, that way. For me, your being in politics doesn't mean you're not a person I can date – it means you're the only kind of person I can.” May looks down and shifts uncomfortably. “May, we will never be the only ones for each other, in terms of sex. I'm going to look at other women, and more than look, and I am going to sign up to receive service from other politicians, which I do appreciate for what it is. And maybe you'll find someone else you want to have a fling with, and you're definitely going to be here every morning, giving service to whoever is next on the waiting list. And for you and me, that's a good thing. "I want to go on dates with you, and get to know you. I can imagine… I know I'm getting ahead of myself, but you're a person I can imagine holding close, sharing good and bad times with. It doesn't bother me that you have sex with other guys. What bothers me is the thought of them leaving you alone afterwards.” May tears up, just a bit. “You know, it's not just down here … I mean, the duke, he likes having me. I get an audience summons at least once a week, sometimes a few times.” “What? I thought he wasn't supposed to repeat audience summonses, at least not often.” “Well, he's not, but that's not a rule, it's just something not usually done. He's supposed to, you know, 'allow the honor of service to be shared,' that kind of thing. But he's been asking for me a lot. I mean, up until now, I haven't minded… too much… he's pretty gentle, most of the time, and it's nice to feel wanted… even if it's just because I look like the girls he knew overseas.” “Well if it's OK with you it's OK with me. If I were the duke I'd want to have you too. I just wouldn't want to send you home afterwards.” May can't help herself and sniffles. “But that is what he does… sends me home in the back of a car, all by myself… and I get home and…” Kyle gets off the chair and kneels down next to May. He holds her hands, and she pulls herself together, just a bit. “Kyle, you need to know… I've never… I mean, I've been with hundreds of guys, but it was all service. We came to this country with nothing when I was just a baby, and then my dad died, and Mom was really poor. She never had the money to give me the things all the other girls got… I was the only one with crooked teeth when everyone else got braces, the only one with small boobs when everyone else got implants, the only one who had to shave because she couldn't afford hair removal treatment. And I looked different… nobody wanted me. The only way I could get those things was to borrow, and I went into commercial service to pay it off, where I was the exotic one… and then I graduated and went straight into politics. I never had a boyfriend, even a real date.” “May, please, I can't imagine anything better than being the man who could give you those things. You've had sex, but you've never had a lover. Can I be your lover?” May nods. “Ok. Yes. I want to. So much. Yes. And I really do like you, Kyle, I had a wonderful time today too. I mean, outside, looking at the youth centers.” Then she pauses, and her eyes crinkle just a bit. “There's only one more thing you need to know.” “May, you can tell me anything.” “All right. I saw a VIP preview of that production of 'Once'. It was awful. Truly terrible. If I could have walked out without causing a stir, I would have. Maybe we could see a movie instead?” by oolonroosevelt for Literotica

The Jay Thomas Show from Tuesday April 9th, 2024.  Guests include, Michelle Turnberg, Ben Hanson and Jason Campbell.  

Today's Sports Daily is an interview with “Bleav in Everything Auburn” podcast co-hosts Taylor Davis (ESPN Reporter) & Jason Campbell (former Auburn QB & 10 year NFL vet), talking all things college football AND about 30 minutes of “Bachelor” talk. Music written by Bill Conti & Allee Willis (Casablanca Records/Universal Music Group) Ads: BetOnline – Promo Code: Bleav for 50% Welcome Bonus on your first deposit

Join Craig as he sits down with former Washington QB Jason Campbell to explore the significance of veteran mentorship in the quarterback room. Listen as they discuss Campbell's experiences with Mark Brunell as a rookie and the impact of veteran leadership on young quarterbacks. Gain insights into the dynamics of quarterback conversations and the transition from being a rookie to a veteran. Additionally, hear Campbell's thoughts on Jayden Daniels and the factors influencing a quarterback's success in the NFL, including size and skill set.

1:12 - Not My Beat: Assessing the Broncos' Quarterback Situation with Parker Gabriel 15:24 - Examining the Need for Veteran Mentorship for Rookie Quarterbacks 27:02 - The Role of Veteran Mentorship and Quarterback Dynamics with Jason Campbell

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I mean, Barney Smith was probably dead under the best of circumstances. He went to the finals of American pro wrestling's first ever major championship tournament in 1870 but, as we have been researching for a long time now, there seemed to be no clear evidence he died at the hands of Col. James H. McLaughlin in that 1870 tournament. Now, however, two well-known wrestling historians, Jason Campbell and Mark Hewitt, have independently found a source fourteen years after the tournament that alludes to Barney Smith's death and some details on it. Today on 1000 Hours we look at this new information. This is hour 38. YOU CONTROL THIS SERIES! It will only run as long as it is supported. In order to get another hour of 1000 hours we need a new Patreon supporter at any level or a cash donation via the front page of WhenItWasCool.com to either PayPal or CashApp (Please put “1000” in the note). As soon as it is received, I will produce a new hour. Presently, we are funded up to hour 55.

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We very briefly discuss injury updates from today and who might be playing center Sunday against Philadelphia and also who will wear the green dot with Cody Barton likely out. The Jason Campbell interview was fascinating.  He was very open and honest about his career in Washington and how difficult it was once Joe Gibbs retired.  He often thinks about what might have been if Joe didn't walk away and how far he could have taken the Skins. He also talks about the art of being a QB and how so many things have to come together to be successful.  He gave tips and pointers to how Sam Howell can overcome the sack issues and whether the Commanders should trade backup QB Jacoby Brissett. All of that and SO MUCH MORE on the Daily Commanders Update for 26 October.  Let's gooooooo!

Subscribe today for access to our full catalog of bonus episodes, including 2+ new episodes every month! www.patreon.com/boysbiblestudy Our season of Christian horror and Halloween films begins with this family-friendly thriller about a group of teens who, through Jesus's power, become magically fused with their Halloween costumes to fight an evil real estate investor with supernatural abilities. Directed by one of our faves, Jason Campbell, and co-written with his frequent collaborator Bobby Lacer, HALLOWEEN HEROES refreshingly avoids making too big of a deal about the scary imagery of the Halloween holiday. Some conservative or ultra-paranoid Christians see Halloween as a window that lets in demonic forces; according to this movie, Methodists just see Halloween as another fun excuse for church togetherness and fellowship, promoted through an annual “trunk or treat” celebration that allows kids to collect candy in the safety of their own church's parking lot. However, local villain Brutus Snively hopes to spoil Halloween fun. He manipulates the weather, stops the flow of time, and even conjures a giant shark to appear in a freshwater lake in order to torment his neighbors so much that they sell him their homes and flee town. Snively would like to control the city; however, the prayers of a few plucky teens and the costumes they purchased from HalloweenCostumes.com threaten to give him the scare of a lifetime. View our full episode list and subscribe to any of our public feeds: http://boysbiblestudy.com Unlock 2+ bonus episodes per month: http://patreon.com/boysbiblestudy Subscribe to our Twitch for monthly streams: http://twitch.tv/boysbiblestudy Follow us on Instagram: http://instagram.com/boysbiblestudy Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/boysbiblestudy

Vic and Richard venture out of the basement  and are joined by Tom as they visit Jason Campbell at Slack Tide Brewing Company's new location.  The crew is also joined by legendary beer writer, Mark Haynie and Slack Tide Social Media Coordinator Rachel Sill.  The conversation runs the gamut, as they discuss GABF in Denver (Vic met his brew hero, Sam Calgione), restraining orders and  Jason shares his experience of winning a GABF medal for Avalon Amber in 2018.       We also discuss the new expanded brewery, while Rachel shares some upcoming events happening at Slack Tide.      Curiously we finish on the subject of UFOs once again and the gang commits to a future podcast at Mark's place, ETs welcome! 

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Join Craig Jeffery and Jason Campbell as they dissect the 2020 Wirecard fraud, a financial scandal involving a global fintech firm. They look at the magnitude of the deception, involving financial misstatements and fictitious transactions, and discuss the consequences for investors and creditors, as well as its impact on Germany's financial system. 

Join us in this week's Coffee Break Session as Jason Campbell and Craig Jeffery unpack ECR's significance, its direct connection to reserve requirements, and why treasury professionals should pay close attention to it. Discover the impact of shifting interest rates on earnings generated from balances and explore actionable steps to optimize banking relationships and effectively manage counterparty risk. Visit StrategicTreasurer.com/ecr to gain access to a quarterly ECR report.

The Satyam scandal sent shockwaves through the industry, revealing a web of deceit within the renowned Indian IT services company that ultimately led to its collapse in 2009. By understanding the details shared in this case study, you will be better equipped in your role to safeguard your business against similar fraudulent practices. Listen in as Jason Campbell and Craig Jeffery discuss key takeaways from this scandal.

In today's Coffee Break Session, Jason Campbell and Craig Jeffery have a conversation on counterparty risk. They delve into the fundamentals of counterparty risk, its significance to businesses, and effective management strategies. Are you equipped to safeguard your business from these potential pitfalls? Listen in to learn more.

Are you ready to find the secret path to a clear, still mind and peak creativity? Join us in this extraordinary episode of From Military to Millionaire podcast, as Dave dives deep into the fascinating world of zen piano music and meditation with the master himself, Jason Campbell.   Jason is a living testament to the tranquility and clarity found in meditation. He first stumbled upon the power of listening to the silence between notes over four decades ago, a concept introduced by his piano teacher that became the bedrock of his journey. Today, he's a renowned zen music artist, meditation guru, and a force for positive change.   Jason has poured his passion into a Zen practice that has touched thousands of lives. His belief is as simple as it is empowering: everyone can reach a state of profound tranquility by embracing the silence within. His teachings offer a pathway to a world of clarity, creativity, and lasting happiness.   Beyond his Zen wisdom, Jason's musical brilliance shines brightly. With over 100 chart-topping albums, he stands tall in the musical arena. His magical blend of music and meditation has created a unique genre, enriching the lives of countless individuals. His varied interests led him to explore martial arts and yoga practices known for promoting focus, discipline, and body-mind harmony.   Yet, the captivating facets of Jason's life don't end here. He's an avid real estate enthusiast, currently spearheading a unique project - reviving an entire town, fondly referred to as an ‘active ghost town'. Jason shares enthralling insights into this novel venture.   So, are you intrigued to tune into the silent spaces of your mind and also explore the thrilling world of real estate with Jason Campbell? Join us on this episode of From Military to Millionaire podcast, where silence speaks volumes, and an 'active ghost town' awaits your visit. Let the sound of Zen guide you towards peace, prosperity, and a new perspective on life.   What You'll Learn:   How can you cultivate the habit of being present in the NOW? How can embracing the silence within lead to profound stillness and transformation, according to Jason? How does avoiding comparison contribute to personal growth and happiness? What's brewing next in the worlds of Jason Campbell's music and real estate? And so much more!   Favorite Quote:   "True clarity arises when we learn to silence the voice in our heads and embrace the profound stillness within."                    -  Jason Campbell   How to Connect:   If you're interested in connecting with Jason and learning more about his work, there are a variety of ways to do so.   Visit his website to dive deeper into his world of Zen piano. 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Just past the one-year mark of the U.S. military withdrawal from Afghanistan and the Taliban's taking control of the country. How is the nation is faring under the leadership of Mullah Hibatullah Adhundzada, the supreme leader of the Taliban? With us to answer those questions and more is Jason Campbell, a former director for Afghanistan in the Office of the Secretary of Defense for Policy. Plus, an E. coli outbreak begs the question what kind of lettuce we order at Wendy's, and Mike has some advice to Republicans who want to win the midterms ... if they will listen ... Produced by Joel Patterson and Corey Wara Email us at thegist@mikepesca.com To advertise on the show, visit: https://advertisecast.com/TheGist Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices