Podcast appearances and mentions of jim ewing

On Episode 293 of the Enormocast, I connect with paraclimber Jim Ewing. Jim grew up climbing in the storied days of 1980s North Conway in New Hampshire. In his formative climbing years, Ewing rubbed elbows with the likes of Randy Radcliff, Alison Osius, and Hugh Herr. He didn't know it while eeking out a dirtbag … Continue reading "Enormocast 293: Jim Ewing – The Quality of Life"

Immerse yourself in the art of shamanic living with our enlightening 4-episode series designed for beginners! Join Tracy Crosby as she leads you through transformative discussions and practices for healing and nurturing a healthy lifestyle. Learn to cultivate a right relationship with yourself and the world around you. Each episode features a live Q&A segment. Who is Tracy Crosby? Practitioner and educator of shamanic arts in Mississippi for 17 years. 7-year apprenticeship with shamanic author Jim Ewing, former medicine man for the Southern Cherokee Tribe and Associate Bands of Texas.  Ceremonial wingman for the Mississippi Bear Dance Society from 2008 to 2015. Certified Medicine Ceremony Facilitator with the Medicine Path Native American Church in Berkeley, CA Certified Hawaiian Ho'oponopono practitioner, trained by Len Ihaleakala Hew. Training with Michael Harner and the Foundation for Shamanic Studies Master Class training with Alberto Villodo and the Four Winds Society Master Reiki Teacher with 17 years of experience Certified Medical Reiki Practitioner with Raven Keyes Medical Reiki International, the only one in Mississippi.   Besides providing ceremonies, shamanic journeys, and professional soul retrieval services, Tracy provides administrative training and facilitation to medical professionals, counselors, and therapists who wish to integrate shamanic healing and ceremonies into their practice. She has master's and bachelor's degrees in music education from the University of Louisiana and is an expert in therapeutic sound healing. She has 33 years of experience in performance, conducting, composition, arranging, and teaching music theory.   During Tracy's professional career as a Reiki Master, she has been able to promote Reiki awareness in the healthcare industry as a pain management and stress management practice. A total of more than 500 Reiki students have been trained by her, including 32 Reiki Masters, 7 Reiki Master Teachers, 13 Certified Professional Practitioners, and 32 Reiki Masters. More than 1,000 Reiki sessions are documented at her studio, Reiki Mississippi.  Visit Tracy at New Sun Energy Works! wyrdrealities.net linktr.ee/wyrdrealities --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wyrd-realities/message

The 2024 Virtual Math Summit starts in less than 1 month!   Check out this preview of Dr. Jim Ewing's keynote session about Teaching Math with Newcomers in Mind.  To see the full list of speakers, their presentations, and to get registered go to VirtualMathSummit.com/register. To get any links mentioned in this episode, go to the show notes page at BuildMathMinds.com/155.

December 18-24 2023 The Winter Solstice arrives in the Northern Hemisphere, marking the longest night of the year. To be truly in tune with the flow of the first day of winter we need to stand back and take notice. The energy is withdrawn now, the real action is internal. This day has been celebrated by cultures all over the world, festivals and ceremonies honoring the darkness and calling the light. Astrologers look at the charts of the Solstice to get a feel for what is in store for the upcoming season. Winter is a time withdrawal. The light is diminished and it seems as though everything stops growing. But those seeds are there beneath the surface gathering the energy to burst forth with the increased light of spring. Use this time to be receptive to promptings from within about what to create for your greater good. Now, as the Sun enters Capricorn, we have an opportunity to get a hold of what is of true and lasting value to us. As the Sun travels through Capricorn we can get in touch with our deep, reflective, enterprising selves. All the celebrating and obligation that fill this time of year run directly counter to our bodies innate wisdom. We need to be focused within, searching our hearts. Jim Ewing, author and Southern Cherokee Tribe Elder writes about the Winter Solstice: "Among the Iroquois, it was a time of dreaming. Rather than staying up all night to celebrate the dawn, the People of the Longhouse turned in early, to sleep, to dream. As Mother Night reigned supreme, in dreaming they walked between the worlds of light and darkness, gathering great meaning from what The Great Mystery illuminated for them. At first light, the entire tribe would gather and each tribal member -- men, women, to the smallest child -- would stand and relate what visions they saw on this special night. The dreams would be discussed at length by the entire tribe for each vision's meaning -- for the individual, about the world, for the tribe. Sigmund Freud wasn't the first to explore or discover the importance of nightly dreaming any more than Columbus "discovered" the New World. For, the Iroquois practiced this annual event for 1,000 years before the first European set foot on these shores. French Jesuit missionaries in the 1600s marveled at the Iroquois' annual event, writing about them in letters and journals, especially the aspect of the tribe "acting out" various dreams." Though we may not have a tribe to share our sleep time visions with, we could make an attempt to watch our dreams tonight. Share what you remember with a loved one, or your journal. Our intention to be receptive and contemplative will bring great insight and plant the seeds of new direction.   Mercury moves back into Sagittarius on Saturday. During the retrograde take time to Reflect. In fact, any 'Re' you can think of would be beneficial in the next few weeks: Redo, re-decorate, re-vise, re-member, re-create, re-alize, replace, remove -you get the point. This Sagittarius energy is seeking the truth to bring along on its quest for freedom and joy. Be sure to capture you true hearts desire in some form of art to remind you often what you are aiming for. What can come with you into your big bright future and what will you leave behind? This is your life: INjoy Horoscopes by AI Aries: The energetic fire within you, Aries, burns brightly this season. Embrace the winter solstice as an opportunity to channel your passion into creative endeavors. Seek warmth in the company of loved ones and allow your flame to inspire those around you. As the days grow shorter, let your inner fire illuminate the path ahead. Taurus: Grounded and steadfast, Taurus, this winter solstice encourages you to connect with your roots. Take time to appreciate the simple pleasures of the season—warm beverages, cozy blankets, and the company of dear friends. Embrace the stillness of winter as a chance to cultivate inner peace and nurture the bonds that anchor you. Gemini: Curiosity drives you, Gemini, and the winter solstice invites you to explore new realms of thought. Dive into a good book or engage in meaningful conversations that stimulate your intellect. As the world slows down, use this time to expand your mind and savor the beauty of knowledge. Your inquisitive spirit will guide you to new horizons. Cancer: Nurturing and intuitive, Cancer, the winter solstice emphasizes the importance of self-care. Create a cozy sanctuary where you can recharge emotionally. Surround yourself with the warmth of loved ones and indulge in comforting rituals. Reflect on the past year, releasing what no longer serves you, and welcome the promise of a fresh start. Leo: Radiant and charismatic, Leo, let your inner light shine during the winter solstice. Connect with your creative passions and share your talents with the world. As the darkness of winter surrounds, your warmth and energy become a beacon of inspiration for those around you. Embrace the season as a stage for your unique brilliance. Virgo: Detail-oriented and practical, Virgo, the winter solstice encourages you to find order in the quietude of the season. Reflect on your goals and set intentions for the coming year. Embrace routines that nourish your mind and body, and consider how small, deliberate actions can lead to significant growth. Your meticulous approach ensures a solid foundation. Libra: Harmony-seeking Libra, find balance within as the winter solstice approaches. Reflect on your relationships and nurture the connections that bring joy and fulfillment. Embrace the beauty in both darkness and light, recognizing that each contributes to the tapestry of your life. Cultivate inner equilibrium and share the gift of harmony with those around you. Scorpio: Intense and transformative Scorpio, the winter solstice invites you to delve into the depths of your emotions. Embrace the opportunity for self-discovery and release any emotional burdens. As the year wanes, let go of what no longer serves your growth. Trust in the power of renewal and emerge from the winter shadows with a renewed sense of purpose. Sagittarius: Adventurous and optimistic Sagittarius, use the winter solstice as a time of reflection on your journey. Celebrate the lessons learned and the growth achieved. Consider the paths that lie ahead and set your sights on new horizons. As the world hibernates, let your inner explorer chart the course for exciting adventures and discoveries. Capricorn: Grounded and determined Capricorn, the winter solstice aligns with your disciplined nature. Take stock of your achievements and envision the path forward. Set practical goals that align with your ambitions and use the quietude of winter to plan your ascent. Trust in your ability to overcome challenges and steadily climb toward success. Aquarius: Innovative and visionary Aquarius, the winter solstice calls upon your unique perspective. Embrace your individuality and explore innovative ideas. Connect with like-minded individuals who share your vision for a better future. As winter unfolds, let your creativity and humanitarian spirit light the way, inspiring positive change in the world. Pisces: Dreamy and empathetic Pisces, the winter solstice invites you to tap into the depths of your intuition. Reflect on your spiritual journey and embrace practices that nourish your soul. Surround yourself with the serenity of nature and connect with your inner wisdom. As the world slows down, allow the stillness to awaken your spiritual insights and guide you on your path.  

In Part 2 of Adapted, Mo Beck and Jim Ewing head to the Lotus Flower Tower. Hugh Herr embarks on life after climbing and tackles one of humanity's greatest challenges. Denny Kowska seeks to build an adaptive community from the ground up.  Resources Hugh Herr's Ted Talk Jim Ewing's Film Adaptive ParaCliffHangers Paradox Sports Adaptive Climbing Group Thanks to our sponsors The North Face Momentous Peak Design Dr. Squatch Watch Climbing Gold on YouTube

Climbing's first phenom survives a near death experience and life altering accident on Mount Washington. In rural Maine, a young girl born without a hand discovers climbing. In the aftermath of an accident, an engineer resolves to complete a lifelong dream. Hugh Herr, Mo Beck and Jim Ewing take us on a journey in a two part series about human potential, generational friendships and the power of climbing. Thanks to our sponsors The North Face Momentous Peak Design Dr. Squatch Watch Climbing Gold on YouTube

Jim Ewing is the pastor of First Baptist Church in Calvert City. Ewing shares his military experience as an Air Force B-52 Bomber pilot, his insight as a foster parent, and his involvement in Pro-Life causes.

Jim Ewing has been an avid climber most of his life. He would injure his foot during a climbing trip in the Cayman Islands. After realizing amputation might be the best route to regain some mobility, he would connect with Hugh Herr, a biophysist at MIT and would undergo a radical new amputation, now known as the Ewing amputation. All of this is the subject of Augmented, a feature documentary that premiered this past month on Nova PBS. Jim is back to climbing so we chat with him about this journey and the documentary.

Join the wisecracking Jim Ewing and I as we discuss pricing and promoting art, helping other artists, creating a good website and advertising, art as investments, commissions, and more! We tell stories and discuss quite a few other topics, and introduce a new rapid-fire question in this episode! Content warning - Language, drinking

Episode66-Jim Ewing, "Positioning Multilingual Learners for Success in Mathematics"

Maureen (Mo) Beck was born without her left hand, but that didn’t stop her from starting to climb at the age of 12 – to prove everyone wrong, who thought this sport might not be for her. By now she has won multiple titles, including a gold medal at the 2014 Paraclimbing World Championships in Spain and a gold medal at the 2016 World Championships in Paris. In 2019, Maureen was named one of National Geographic’s Adventurers of the Year.Maureen Beck starred in the 2017 movie “Stumped” which has won numerous awards and toured hundreds of cities all over the world. In the 2019 movie “Adaptive” she went with Jim Ewing – a fellow adaptive climber – on her first alpine expedition to the Northwest Territories in Canada’s Nahanni National Park where they attempted climbing the legendary Lotus Flower Tower in the Cirque of the Unclimbables.www.moinmountains.comwww.instagram.com/mo.in.mountains See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr. Jim Ewing (@EwingLearning) shares strategies and frameworks for effective math instruction.  To learn more about one of Tan’s courses, go to https://www.empoweringells.com/courses/You can connect with Tan on Twitter at @TanKHuynh https://twitter.com/tankhuynh  

Maureen Beck was born without her left hand, but that didn’t stop her from picking up the sport of climbing at the age of 12. Now based in Colorado’s Front Range, Mo spends her nights training at the gym and her days climbing all over the American southwest. She works closely with the adaptive climbing community as an instructor with Paradox Sports and is the Chair of the USAC Paraclimbing Committee.As a competitive climber, she has won 6 national titles, a gold medal at the 2014 Paraclimbing World Championships in Spain, and defended that title with a gold medal at the 2016 World Championships in Paris. In 2018, she went on her first alpine expedition to the Northwest Territories in Canada’s Nahanni National Park where she and fellow adaptive climber Jim Ewing attempted the legendary Lotus Flower Tower.  Maureen starred in the 2017 Film Stumped which has won numerous awards and toured hundreds of cities all over the world, and in the 2019 film Adaptive. Mo is an athlete for The North Face, Petzl, Sterling Rope, TRUBLUE Climbing, Gnarly Nutrition, and Scarpa.In addition to climbing, Mo loves gardening, her chickens and dogs, sleeping in cars, and fine Scotch whiskey. Resources:Watch Stumped on Amazon PrimeLearn more about the film Adaptive Watch Adaptive on VimeoMo in the MountainsA Guide to Rock Climbing terminology 

As our student ranks become increasingly diverse around culture and language, culturally responsive teaching is becoming more important. Here are some practical approaches to consider. Follow on Twitter: @LifeSetters @teachanTravel1@EwingLearning @larryferlazzo @bamradionetwork, @Jonharper70bd Chiquita Jenkins has been an educator for over 10 years. She teaches 2nd grade in New York and is finishing up her last year in her doctoral studies at St John's University. She is also the CEO of Life Setters which is a motivational blog dedicated to sharing and inspiring individuals through interviews and stories. Autumn Kelley is a professional educator here in the Washington, DC metro area. and has 20 years of experience in the field of education and absolutely love what I do. She has experience as a teacher, school administrator, author, curriculum development and publication, speaking engagements at national conferences and consultation for executive boards at private schools. Dr. Jim Ewing is an associate professor at Stephen F. Austin State University and author of the book Math for ELLs. As Easy as Uno, Dos, Tres. Jim gives motivating workshops to teachers all over the country about meeting the needs of ELs in math.

Discover God's hidden gifts by being connected and truly present to loved ones during this isolating time of the Coronavirus. Be empowered to rise and meet these difficult circumstances with featured guest Jim Ewing, retired Clinical Pastoral Counselor and former Executive Director of the American Association of Pastoral Counselors. 

Jim Ewing of Ewing/Cona Wealth Management in Marlton, N.J., says that the long current market rally appears to be overbought, which isn't necessarily a reason to expect a protracted downturn, but it should inspire investors to be more cautious. To that end, Ewing notes that many investor portfolios have grown fabulously over the last few years, gaining in size but moving away from their underlying financial plan. He suggests that investors wanting to respond to current market conditions look at rebalancing to see if it is both necessary and more likely to give them a comfortable portfolio for riding out the market's upcoming volatility.

Michael Power, strategist at Investec Asset Management, an international money manager, says that something doesn't look right with the American stock market back at record high levels and seemingly 'walking on air' despite the recent inversion of the yield curve and economic numbers that show slowing and increasing weakness. The U.S. market remains the world's strongest, Power said, but that difference is less pronounced, and valuations in other countries may make it so that international investments -- especially in emerging markets -- are more attractive than U.S. stocks and bonds going forward. Also on the show, Jim Ewing of HighTower Advisors discusses how current market conditions make this a particularly good time to rebalance a portfolio, Sarah Foster of Bankrate.com discusses Valentine's Day spending, and Louis Navellier of the Navellier Funds talks about growth stocks in the Market Call.

Lauren Pearson of HT Somerset and Jim Ewing of Ewing/Cona Wealth Management acknowledge that financial-advisory technology is changing rapidly, and that while technologies can give clients more and better control of their money, too much tech can create paralysis-by-analysis and other problems. In this rebroadcast of a podcast from January, the two veteran advisers discuss how they integrate fin-tech with their clients.

Mo Beck is a professional climber, 2019 National Geographic Adventurer of the Year, multiple time World Champion, stand up comedian (not really but she should be) and all around BADASS.  In this episode, Part 1 of 2, we sit down in a busy Outdoor Retailer hallway to discuss a little of her background, her work with the US Adaptive Athletes, and her big looming trip to the Lotus Flower Tower in Canada's Cirque of the Unclimbables with fellow adaptive climber Jim Ewing. Not to mention, how's she simultaneously trying to train for it AND the World Championships immediately after her trip.  Don't miss Ep. 131 - Part 2, where I catch up with Mo in Red River Gorge for a post-trip follow up. It should already be in your feed!  You can find Mo at www.moinmountains.com You can find her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/mo.in.mountains You can find us at www.powercompanyclimbing.com You can support the podcast at www.patreon.com/powercompanypodcast We don't tweet. We scream like eagles. 

Is the current market volatility a danger point, or an opportunity. Join us with Lauren Pearson and Jim Ewing from Hightower Advisors to hear what they think. HighTower, a national, independent financial services firm, believes in the diversity of opinion to develop its intellectual capital. The “Collective Wisdom” podcast from HighTower’s Global Investment Solutions showcases the range of thinking at the firm, highlighting financial topics that matter most to you. Subscribe now to get regular updates from HighTower advisors from around the country.

Alan Levenson, chief U.S. economist at T. Rowe Price & Associates, said in the Big Interview that while investors should not expect the big returns they have seen through much of the bull-market run, they also should not expect a recession. He noted that the poor end to 2018 was a downturn that occurred despite continued economic growth and said he does not expect market declines to be the dominant story for the year ahead. Also on the show, Greg McBride gives his take on the Fed meeting, Lauren Pearson and Jim Ewing of HighTower Advisors discuss better planning through technology, Mike Brown of LendEDU discusses complaints consumers have over cryptocurrencies and Garvin Jabusch of Green Alpha Advisors has the Market Call.

Lauren Pearson and Jim Ewing of HighTower Advisors discussed recent volatility and where it has created opportunity for investors, and both agreed that one spot for investors to consider now is cash, both because of rising rates but also to keep powder dry. international and emerging markets were among the other options discussed in the Collective Wisdom segment; also on the show, Ben Hunt of EpsilonTheory.com gives an interesting take on whether bad news is really good for the market, Hilary Kramer of High Octane Trader and Game Changer Stocks has the Market Call and more

Part 2 of a 2 part story. Jim and Mo tell their story of their attempt at the first unassisted adaptive climb of the Lotus Flower Tower in Canada’s Cirque of the Unclimbables.

Jim and Mo have a few things in common; they are both from Maine, climb hard, and are missing a limb. Strangers who met last December, the duo have partnered up to attempt the first unassisted adaptive climb of the Lotus Flower Tower in Canada’s Cirque of the Unclimbables. From Jim’s 60+ foot fall that resulted in the amputation of his foot, to Mo’s life of growing up without her left hand, their unique stories are the reason they met and decided to attempt this climb together. Check out their story and stay tuned for the Expedition Episode releasing in late September.

Some sci-fi and a twisty little heist drama is on the menu for this episode of BEHIND THE LENS thanks to w/d JULIAN FORT, producer/writer/actor MORGAN LARIAH, and producer/actor EDOARDO BALLERINI. First up is an excerpt of our exclusive interview with EDOARDO BALLERINI as he talks about getting into character, er, make that seven characters, for 7 SPLINTERS IN TIME. One of the most versatile actors of our time, Edoardo is typically a supporting player, but with 7 SPLINTERS IN TIME, he is front and center, showcasing the true depth and range of his talents. And then take a listen to our exclusive pre-recorded interview with actor/writer/producer MORGAN LARIAH as she talks about her new film the sci-fi thriller, 5th PASSENGER. A filmmaking rarity today to find a woman creating a science fiction film, and then starring in and producing it, but that's exactly what Morgan does with 5th PASSENGER. Listen as she talks about casting (how about someone from every iteration of "Star Trek" but for the original series?), as well as tackling the lead role herself – a first for her, and the hurdles of writing a script and producing a film. Freshman filmmakers should find what Morgan has to say beneficial on many fronts. At the midpoint of the show writer/director JULIAN FORT joins us live talking about his freshman feature, THE MIDNIGHTERS. A tight little heist film with some nice twists and turns, not only is THE MIDNIGHTERS a directorial jumping off point for Julian, but 40+ year character actor LEON RUSSOM finally gets the chance to strut his stuff with a very controlled, methodical, and richly compelling performance. Listen as Julian goes in-depth talking about the film's cinematography and his DP Paul McIlvaine, plus the importance of Jim Ewing's editing at not only building a slow burn, but creating a pacing that mirrors that of the film's lead character. http://behindthelensonline.net http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

If you are a practice manager, clinic manager, healthcare provider and owner of a private healthcare practice, you need to attend this webinar! In this FREE 30-minute Practice Management Nugget Webinar for Your Healthcare Practicve with Jim Ewing of Pro-Vision Solutions Inc., Jim will explain: how your business plan can help you at various stages of your professional career, key components typically found within the business plan, and how it can help you maximize the professional opportunities ahead!  Every health care practitioner knows the value of having a regular medical check up. The business plan for your medical practice is not any different! Recorded live Thursday May 5, 2016 Interview with consultant, author and speaker Jim Ewing will give you practical tips on how your business plan can help you at various stages of your professional career and how it can help you maximize the professional opportunities ahead! For more information, see http://informationmanagers.ca/pmn-business-plan/ Brought to you by Jean L. Eaton, Your Practice Management Mentor of Information Managers.  Don’t miss an event – Send me weekly reminder about upcoming guest interviews!      

Aired Wednesday, 19 August 2015, 4:00 PM ETWhat does it take to be a man? Women increasingly have more education and a higher earning capacity than men. They no longer wait for Prince Charming but actively initiate relationships. They are firefighters, warriors, welders and CEOs. The role of men on the other hand is becoming muddled and confused. Many guys just don’t know “how to be.” In his book, Redefining Manhood, Jim Ewing is offering men (and women) a new way of thinking about manhood in a positive way, one that is based on age-old indigenous practices. He aims to help individuals define themselves based on spiritual and commonsense principles that have guided humankind in societies around the globe for thousands of years. Join us and listen to Jim show us a new way to be a “guy” that works for both men and women.About Guest Jim Pathfinder EwingJim Pathfinder Ewing is an award-winning journalist, workshop leader, inspirational speaker and author in the fields of mind-body medicine, organic farming and eco-spirituality. He has written about, taught and lectured on Reiki, shamanism, spiritual ecology, integrative medicine and Native American spirituality for decades. His Website: www.blueskywaters.com