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In the years before Jim Henry became an audiologist, he developed hyperacusis, hearing loss, and tinnitus while performing in surf rock bands and working in carpentry.Following more than 35 years as a research audiologist with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Henry is now the author of The Tinnitus Book and several others about managing the condition.In anticipation of Tinnitus Awareness Week, Henry provides a personal account of his experience with tinnitus and discusses approaches to treatment. He reflects on how his career in audiology affected the way he thinks about tinnitus, and he explains some of the condition's varied forms and effects.Learn More:ASHA Practice Portal: Tinnitus and HyperacusisASHA Voices: What Tinnitus and mTBI Can Mean for PatientsCustomizing Tinnitus Counseling for Varying Patient NeedsVideo Game Volume Linked to Hearing Loss, Tinnitus RiskTranscript
It's our annual holiday show! Songs for the season from Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, The O'Pears, Hayes Carll, Jim Henry, Sarah Jarosz, Emmylou Harris, The Lumineers and more! Hosted by Crystal Sarakas. Produced by WSKG Public Media.
Can a unified network of patients, clinicians, and researchers finally transform tinnitus care? The team at Stop The Ring presents an ambitious plan to do just that with the creation of a Tinnitus Learning Health Network. Originally presented at the 'InFocus: Rethinking Tinnitus Symposium' and moderated by Dr. David Holcomb, this discussion brings together Jeffery Reagan, a tinnitus patient and founder of Stop The Ring, Dr. Jim Henry, a leading tinnitus researcher, and Dr. Donna Murray, a learning health network expert. Together, they outline how this innovative approach can revolutionize tinnitus care by breaking down silos and fostering collaboration to develop standardized, patient-centered treatment pathways. Jeffery shares his personal journey with tinnitus, emphasizing the critical importance of early detection and effective care. Dr. Henry highlights the current gaps in tinnitus management, including the lack of clinical standards and outcome consistency, while Dr. Murray explains how a learning health network integrates real-world data to accelerate improvements in care. Drawing on successful models from other conditions, the team outlines a path toward building a network that breaks down silos, amplifies the patient voice, and delivers better outcomes for those affected by tinnitus. **For more information, visit StopTheRing.org
Subscribe To The Curious Worldview NewsletterCurious Things Mentioned During The EpisodeOffshore Finance Starter Pack 'Curious Worldview Podcast' EpisodesFollow me on Instagram – @ryanfhogg----Just how cancerous and pernicious to culture, politics and a globalised world is offshore finance and financial opacity?Few if any people in the world are better suited to answer this question than John Christensen, who co-founded the Tax Justice Network and is a prolific author, journalist and documentary producer, probably best known for producing ‘the spiders web' which millions and millions of views later looks into the weird and devastating influence of the City Of London (of which we expand deeply in the podcast)I recorded this in person with John earlier this year and props to Jim Henry, who was an early guest on this pod who introduced us. This is by far the most in depth podcast interview John Christensen has ever participated in.This is an extensive interview which flows up the sides, but never spills out of the river which is the downstream and disastrous effects of offshore finance. There is lots of attention paid to the UK, the lawyers, tax havens, culture, real estate, kleptocrats, foreign aid and a hell of a lot more as well.
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Join us at the table for a heartfelt recount of post-Easter warmth and the bonds forged over shared meals. George and I swap stories from our holiday spreads – my peaceful Easter dinner and George's fiery dance with island-style short ribs. We'll also take you through the smoke and sizzle of my ambitious plan to cater a massive feast for 60 people with my lang offset smoker, a tale of meat, fire, and friendship. With special nods to our high-spirited chum Fred, we celebrate the rekindled connections that make these occasions unforgettable.As we savor these moments, we also peel back the layers of life's more daunting challenges. We share the profound shifts in our worldviews after personal health battles, from gallbladder crises to cancer triumphs, and how these experiences have taught us to treasure the mundane and embrace a fresh take on life. Our conversation dances through the philosophies of Picasso and Shaw, contemplating the purpose that propels us. Rounding out our chat, we marvel at the culinary journeys of my pals Jim Henry, a newfound pizza virtuoso, and Chris Nelson, who'll be popping by to talk about his cider escapades in Vermont, all while pondering the importance of staying sharp and informed in a world bristling with misinformation.
AllSportsTucson.com's Javier Morales interviews Jim Henry, head coach of Sahuaro High School boys basketball team that will play in the 4A state championship game on Feb. 29 against Glendale Deer Valley at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum at Phoenix.
Join Jennifer and Tammy as two creators become friends over an hour conversation. I think it's pretty obvious by now that I love talking with other woman about their businesses. I love to hear how the thought became a thing. Listening to how hard they have worked in their kitchens and bathrooms to make their dreams a reality. I can find motivation to create and clarity at times about my own ideas. I hope you enjoy our conversation as much as I did. As always thank you for listening! We are so grateful for you . Links Instagram: @jennifer_johnson_janisch Instagram: @_jimandhenry_ My salon @adoredsalon My curly hair extension line @adored_signature_handtied_hair Tik Tok: @curlygirljennifer Join my newsletter at adoredhairextensions.com Thank you for listening! I am so grateful for your follow and sharing with friends. Please leave a review below. If you have a topic you would like me to speak about, please send an email to jennifer@adoredhairextensions.com or DM me.
In the endless coverage of the ongoing wars and rumors of wars, rarely do we hear commentary on the central role that fossil fuels play in determining the winners and losers. Jacki gives a quick history of the past two world wars and how energy supply was determinative. The United States supplied between 70-80% of the fuel needed to win WW1 and WW2. The effect (purpose?) of the “green” movement is to ensure that the U.S. cannot do the same in WW3. This is why federal investigations have shown that the movement is foreign funded in large part. – Jacki gives a warm farewell message for Jim Henry, legendary oilman of the Permian Basin to whom all Americans owe a debt of gratitude.
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On July 8, 113 costumed singers belted out the melody to Dolly Parton's “9 to 5” in a choreographed, frenetic performance that ultimately won gold at the International Barbershop Harmony Society Convention — the fifth championship for the St. Charles-based Ambassadors of Harmony barbershop chorus. The chorus' co-directors, Jim Henry and Jonny Moroni, recount how they planned and pulled together for the competition, and the enduring popularity of barbershop chorus.
Były przewodniczący Konwencji Południowych Baptystów w USA na temat cech, które niezmiernie potrzebują kościoły w XXI wieku. Konferencja polsko-amerykańska z udziałem Joe Łosiaka i pastora Pawła Chojeckiego w Northland Church, Orlando, USA. #IPPTVDogrywka #Kościół #chrześcijaństwo --------------------------------------------------------------------
Były przewodniczący Konwencji Południowych Baptystów w USA na temat cech, które niezmiernie potrzebują kościoły w XXI wieku. Konferencja polsko-amerykańska z udziałem Joe Łosiaka i pastora Pawła Chojeckiego w Northland Church, Orlando, USA. #IPPTVDogrywka #Kościół #chrześcijaństwo --------------------------------------------------------------------
The four-time international award-winning Ambassadors of Harmony (based in St. Charles) are back with their annual holiday show at the Touhill. Co-director Jim Henry talks to Debbie Monterrey about the show, how the 100+ member group got through the pandemic without being able to sing together and why their outreach to students is more important than ever.
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I never had the pleasure of working with my next guest, but we did cross paths at EXGO Reunion 3 in Cancun in 2010 (and we currently have 112 mutual friends!). His first season was in Club Med Eleuthera, Bahamas in the Summer of 1990 as a Mini Club G.O., with the amazing Denis Amsellem as CDV. From Fresno, California, please help me give a big MFS welcome to Chris Wiehl! Before Club Med, Chris was a walk-on shooting guard at UCLA Bruins men's basketball team. Although the coach was Walt Hazzard at the time, Chris did get the opportunity to meet legendary UCLA coach John Wooden twice. He first heard about his future employer from a French girlfriend in high school who told him about Club Med (she later worked at CM St. Lucia in '88). After he graduated from UCLA, Chris went to the family resort of Club Med Eleuthera, as a single guy (there is a story there). Before his week was over, he was approached by the late, great Mini Club G.O., Jim Henry, who asked him if he'd like to work there and then cleared it with Denis Amsellem. Chris worked at the resorts of Club Med Punta Cana, Sandpiper and Playa Blanca. He finally made the leap to Landsports at Playa Blanca the winter of 1991/1992, under Gregg Snyder, who was doing his first season as the resort manager. Chris is a heck of a raconteur and you will love his Eleuthera/Shell Hill/Ronnie's Hideaway story with the Mini Club as well as his Richie Cannata (Billy Joel's saxophonist) story. Chris talks fondly about the early G.O. reunions that the late and amazing John Shelly organized in San Francisco in the late 1990's and how much he misses both John Shelley and Jim Henry. **My First Season podcast has always been free to listen to and is available on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Samsung Podcasts, Podbean App, Spotify, Amazon Music/Audible, TuneIn + Alexa, iHeartRadio, PlayerFM, Pandora and Listen Notes. And if you like what you hear, please leave a review at Apple podcasts. Please check out his Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cswiehl/
Dr. Jim Denison and Dr. Mark Turman continue the “summer favorites” series. In this episode, they each discuss the most impactful time they met someone and their recent trips to Israel. Show notes: Dr. Denison and Dr. Turman talk about Jim's most recent experience in Israel and what he learned on this trip (1:03). Then, they talk about their most impactful meetings with heroes of the faith (11:42). For Dr. Denison, it was meeting with Billy Graham, and for Dr. Turman, it was meeting Jim Henry (16:03). Resources and further reading: To Follow in His Footsteps - Dr. Jim Denison About the hosts Jim Denison, Ph.D., is an author, speaker, and the CEO of Denison Ministries, which is transforming 6.8 million lives through meaningful digital content. Dr. Mark Turman is the executive director of Denison Forum. He received his DMin from Truett at Baylor and previously served as lead pastor of Crosspoint Church.
Welcome to this Green Beauty Opinion in which Formula Botanica CEO and podcast host Lorraine Dallmeier shares her main takeouts on the last episode with guest Tammy Facey, founder of indie beauty brand Jim + Henry. In a beauty world struggling to grasp sustainability concepts, let alone act on them, solopreneur Tammy impressed us with her simple solutions for getting a product refill scheme up and running. Where mainstream and big beauty brands stall behind well-meaning reports and set impressive goals for decades ahead, Tammy shows how indie beauty can succeed in doing something about sustainability right now. Sustainable practices can't wait. If indie beauty adopts simple answers - which in Tammy's case meant picking up the phone and persuading refill stores to join her network - we can start to chip away at the complex challenges and make a real difference. Indie beauty doesn't need to overthink the issues. With the founder often as sole decision-maker, indie beauty can be nimble and pioneer simple, local solutions that make a difference immediately. Size doesn't matter in acting on sustainability. While indie beauty is world's apart from personal care giants, it can have the advantage of connecting directly to and helping educate its customers on sensible, simple solutions everyone can adopt effortlessly. Lorraine is sure that an entrepreneurial mindset is the way to driving greater sustainability in the beauty sector. Are you up to the challenge? Listen in for a thought-provoking opinion in which Lorraine challenges us to be the voice of change and integrity, making the beauty industry better and more sustainable.
On Green Beauty Conversations, we have covered some challenging concepts in sustainable beauty such as the circular economy, carbon neutral and climate neutral beauty and zero waste. We admit these are not easy to grasp, but together with some incredible guests, this podcast has tried to unpacked these topics in simple terms. While we might all nod in agreement with the ideals and aspirations driving sustainability concepts, just how do we in the indie beauty world make them part of our daily lives and business? Isn't the circular economy something that only big beauty brands with significant research teams and funds can put into practice? In this episode, we hear from one indie beauty entrepreneur whose actions answer this question with a resounding 'No'. We find out that small brands can do just as much to reduce, recycle and reuse and retain resources in the economy as big businesses. It just takes vision, drive and some lateral thinking. Formula Botanica CEO and podcast host Lorraine Dallmeier speaks to indie beauty entrepreneur Tammy Facey who single handedly pioneered her own circular economy scheme. In 2017 Tammy founded Jim + Henry, the UK's first brand for Afro and curly hair type to create a leave-in hair conditioner comprised of only eight ingredients. Committed to sustainable beauty, Tammy set herself the mission of building a refillable beauty business. Listen in to her story and discover how small indie beauty brands can play their part in the circular economy too.
Pastor Danny welcomes to the show Pastor Jim Henry, former president of the Southern Baptist Convention and lead pastor of First Baptist Church of Orlando, FL for over 29 years. Pastor Jim shares about his life and how God has worked in it. He also shares some words of encouragement and affirmation for followers of Christ in general and pastors specifically.
At First Orlando we have so much to celebrate and to give thanks for because of the 150 years of God's blessings on this church and through this church on the city of Orlando. Listen in as Pastors David Uth and Jim Henry remind us that God's story continues in us. What we do now determines what people will say of First Orlando 100 years from now. (10/10/2021)
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Bob speaks with Jim Henry the Peanut man and talks about La'ron Singletary's possible run for public office.
Dr. Jim Henry is one of the most fascinating people you will ever meet. He is a Professor at Western Michigan University and the Program Director of the Children's Trauma Assessment Center. For over 20 years, Dr. Henry has been sitting with and hearing the stories of precious children from across the country who have survived unimaginable things. How, then, can Dr. Henry still be doing this work?? We asked Dr. Henry to be with us today to give some insight into what has allowed him to continue to be completely present with children and how he protects himself from burnout. Dr. Henry explains the importance of building bridges from our hearts to those around us instead of walls around our hearts that seal us off from the outside world in relationship. Trust us - this is not an episode you want to miss! To learn more about Empowered to Connect, check out our website and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube!
Dr. Jim Henry is one of the most fascinating people you will ever meet. He is a Professor at Western Michigan University and the Program Director of the Children's Trauma Assessment Center. For over 20 years, Dr. Henry has been sitting with and hearing the stories of precious children from across the country who have survived unimaginable things. How, then, can Dr. Henry still be doing this work?? We asked Dr. Henry to be with us today to give some insight into what has allowed him to continue to be completely present with children and how he protects himself from burnout. Dr. Henry explains the importance of building bridges from our hearts to those around us instead of walls around our hearts that seal us off from the outside world in relationship. Trust us - this is not an episode you want to miss! To learn more about Empowered to Connect, check out our website and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube!
In this episode of The Globepodders, the crew catches up on last week's crazy Joplin-Webb City game and previews the next games for each team. They also talk about MSSU's home opener and pay special tribute to Jim Henry. Music: "Cool Hard Facts" by Kevin MacLeod, www.incompetech.com.
Bio: Throughout his career, Jim Henry has worn many hats, including a Vietnam veteran, a state representative, a cabinet member, a Deputy Governor, a candidate for governor, a city councilman, a city mayor, and, now, you're the state director for U.S. Senator Bill Haggerty.
July 25, 2021 | Pastor Jim Henry joined us this week to talk about "Your Valley of Elah Moment." Looking at the story of David and Goliath, we'll see how we can step into the moment God has called us for and throw the stone God has placed in our hands. For more sermons each week, be sure to subscribe so you can stay in the know. Bellevue Baptist Church, Memphis, TN | bellevue.org
From 1990-2000 every game played between Florida and Florida State was a matchup of top-10 teams. The rivalry featured two Hall of Fame coaches in FSU's Bobby Bowden and Florida's Steve Spurrier, dozens of star players and numerous memorable games – including a Sugar Bowl that decided the national championship. On this week's AP Top 25 Podcast, Ralph Russo looks back at the rivalry that helped make the Sunshine State the epicenter of college football with two sports writers who covered it. Pat Dooley from WRUF in Gainesville was a longtime columnist covering the Gators during the Spurrier Era. Jim Henry, currently the sports editor for the Tallahassee Democrat, chronicled the Bowden Dynasty for the paper. Dooley and Henry discuss each side of a rivalry that for a decade helped crown a national champion.Email the show at APTop25mailbag@gmail.com.
In this Taxcast Extra Naomi Fowler speaks to Jim Henry, economist, lawyer, investigative journalist and Tax Justice Network senior advisor about the campaign to persuade New York State (which is broke) to reinstate its (tiny) Stock Transfer Tax. It would have created an important precedent for the world but for now, Wall Street has escaped. At the same time, in Hong Kong they have raised their Stock Transfer Tax in an example of “tax competition in reverse,“ or a “race to the top.” The transcript of this podcast is available here (some is automated and may not be 100% accurate) https://www.taxjustice.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/TaxcastExtra_27_04_21.pdf Further reading/listening: Edition #107 of the Taxcast explores how transformative financial transactions taxes could be https://www.taxjustice.net/2020/12/17/taxing-wall-street-the-tax-justice-network-december-2020-podcast/ Submission to New York State Assembly: the case for financial transactions taxes https://www.taxjustice.net/2021/02/19/submission-to-new-york-state-assembly-the-case-for-financial-transactions-taxes/ A Wall Street tax that could lift many out of poverty already exists — it's just not being collected https://www.salon.com/2020/11/01/a-wall-street-tax-that-could-lift-many-out-of-poverty-already-exists--its-just-not-being-collected/ Keval Bharadia's "Recalibrating financial transaction tax policy narratives": https://www.taxjustice.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Recalibrating-financial-transaction-tax-policy-narratives-Keval-Bharadia.pdf More Taxcasts are available on https://www.thetaxcast.com and we're on most podcast apps. Or you can subscribe by emailing naomi@taxjustice.net
Jim Henry guests to discuss the history of GosPearl Records and we feature selections from the company's catalog.
Quarantine Players, A New Play Podcast.| We'll Keep the Ghostlight on For You!
This is the story of a couple that has broken up who gets caught at a resort during a storm and now has no choice but to face the ghosts of the past relationship. Both come clean in a hilarious, high-stakes autopsy of their failed relationship. Original Concept by Matthew Garlin & Samantha Davekos Writing Supervision by Rebecca Greene Director Monica Cross Producer A. J. Campbell, Quarantine Players CAST David - Ricardo Padilla Jessica - Tammy Peters Melissa: David’s Wife - Elizabeth Rossen Malcolm: Jessica’s Husband - Bryan Matthew Stage directions - Zach Hanna Matthew Garlin Author This is his first time working with Quarantine Players. His acting credit includes working with theaters: Quannapowitt Players in Reading, MA Theatre to Go in Melrose, MA New England School of Performing Arts The Bard Brigade in Saugus, MA Revolutionary Theatre in Danvers, MA Still Small theatre’s repertory company in Beverly, MA. His directing credits include Enchanted April for Theatre to Go Inc., Almost Maine and It’s a Wonderful Life for Theater Company of Saugus, Godspell for Sherwood Entertainment, Side by Side by Sondheim for Colonial Chorus Players, Twelfth Night for The Bard Brigade, and a short film Project Invisible. His playwright credits include Online Dating (one-act play) and Curtain Call (Full-length play) at Acting Out Company in Lawrence, How Do You Know (one-act play) at River’s Edge Arts Alliance, Woods (full-length play) at Theater@First, and A Christmas Gift (one-act play) & A Christmas Carol: A Radio Play (full-length adaptation) at Theater company of Saugus and Love in the Snow: Stories for Christmas at Walpole Footlighters. Author credits: Woods, Curtain Call, And the Oscar Goes To, and Just Get Over it (self-published) available also on Amazon.com in Kindle, Paperback, and Large Print. He currently hosts his own podcast Everything You Never Needed to Know about Movies, Music, and Theater and is the creator, writer, and plays “Jim Henry” of The Movie Critics: A Web series, you can find both on Anchor, Spotify, and every place else you get your podcasts. About the Quarantine Players Website https://quarantineplayers.org/ Podcast: https://anchor.fm/qplayers Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/QuarantinePlayers Twitter: https://twitter.com/q_players Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/quarantineplayers Amazon Fire TV APP: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08VJHBT8W/ We can all sit around and list off the problems with modern theater so I won’t bore you with a recitation of facts we all largely agree upon. The Quarantine Players are a scrappy theater start-up that is in a position to break all the rules. We were told we can’t put out new work all the time. Yes, we can you just have to treat playwrights like they matter, make them part of the process, and value our input. We are your source for new plays from amazing playwrights. Each week we choose a new play to read for you. We are different because we involve the playwright in every step of the process. Most of our writers will attend all the rehearsals and provide feedback along the way. We don't just honor playwrights by waiting till their work goes into the Public domain so we don't have to pay them. We prefer our playwrights to still have their pulse. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/qplayers/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/qplayers/support
Pastor Josh talks with Dr. Jim Henry, Dr. Rob Wilton, and his wife Mandy, as they share what we can expect to see happen at our Advance Bible Conference. The conference is January 24-27 and you can reserve your seats at www.hhbc.net/advance. You can even join us online as we stream the conference each night on our Facebook page, or at www.hhbc.net/watch.
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Mark Heath, Stuart Watson, Andy Warren and Ross Halls are back with another edition of the Kings of Anglia podcast. On this week's show we discuss the Blues' loss to Charlton, Paul Lambert's position as manager, the decision to ban TWTD editor Phil Ham from press conferences, Jim Henry's departure and the visit to Oxford United. There's also a Mark's Big Question and The Strike.
"It's like you told my story when you wrote that book," says Travis M. White, one of our Unhackable Coaches. He shares his story of being hacked from within after experiencing childhood sexual abuse and how for many who have experienced past trauma and abuse it's our own internal narrative that hacks us. Find Travis and the Unhackable Resources he's added to his coaching at https://theunhackablemind.com/. (https://theunhackablemind.com/) On today's Unhackable Coach Show we also introduce you to Jim Henry, who works with terminally ill people and helps them move from chaos to calm then to clarity and then to compensation. He is applying the Unhackable Message to his coaching as he shows people who have received a diagnosis of a terminal illness that it does not have to be the beginning of the end. You can find out more about his new resources at unhackablelifegivers.life. Our final guest today is Vicki Terrill who works as a career coach with high school and college students. She shares how the Unhackable Message has made a difference in her own life and how she'll be sharing that with others through her coaching. You can find out more about Vicki and her coaching at https://www.theunhackables.com/. (https://www.theunhackables.com/) To find out more about becoming an Unhackable Coach, go to https://www.unhackablebook.com (https://www.unhackablebook.com/)
Ever feel like a goalie on a dart team with no pads?Todays leadership is challenged by the shiny new toy they see on the tradeshow floor. It all works great on the floor, but then real life deployment shows a different side. How does the integrator deal with the dilemma this causes? Listen to our discussion highlighting Jim Henry's industry leading experience talking about this very issue.
Beloved pastor Jim Henry led Orlando's First Baptist Church from its downtown location to its present huge campus on Orlando's southwest side off of I-4. With his leadership, this church grew to become one of the largest congregations in America. Jim was also privileged to lead the Southern Baptist Convention for two years. He exudes both warmth and faith in God as he shares some amazing stories from his life.
In this special extended interview we ask - how much wealth is stashed offshore? We speak to Tax Justice Network senior advisor Jim Henry on why his estimate for the Tax Justice Network of $21 to 32 trillion has been vindicated by new figures released by the OECD: "it means we've discovered an eighth continent of wealth" Further reading here and here. You can hear a shorter version of this interview on the Taxcast #103 available here in which we also bring you Part 2 on systemic racism and tax.
This month we bring you part 2 on how tax justice can help address systemic racism in the US. Author Shawn Rochester, (The Black Tax: the cost of being Black in America) does some number crunching on the historic denial of equality and economic costs of exclusion, Gabriel Zucman speaks on reforming the private tax of healthcare, Cortney Sanders of the Center of Budget and Policy Priorities speaks about the impact of covid19 on communities of colour, and Brandon J. McKoy of New Jersey Policy Perspective speaks on the myth of millionaire tax flight. Plus: how much wealth is stashed offshore? We speak to Jim Henry on why our estimate of $21 to 32 trillion has been vindicated by new figures released by the OECD: "it means we've discovered an eighth continent of wealth" Transcript available here (not 100% accurate)
Today I interview Maria Ellis, founder of Girl Conductor. Maria and I met online over a year ago via, of course, Instagram. If you’ve ever found yourself unsure of how to go after your dreams or in need of choral-inspiration. This episode is for you! Maria Ellis is a Music Educator, Choral Conductor, with over 20 years of choral music experience. Called a “Master Educator” and a “Force of Nature” by Dr. Jim Henry, University of Missouri- St. Louis, she holds a B.M. in Music Education emphasis on Voice (K-12 Certified) Degree from the University of Missouri- St. Louis and served as the Arts and Administrative Fellow for The St. Louis Symphony. Maria currently serves as the Community Engagement Manager for The St. Louis Children’s Choirs and is the Founding Conductor of The Sheldon Concert Hall and Art Galleries' newly formed City of Music All-Star Chorus. Follow Maria Ellis on Instagram and visit her website Choir Baton Host: Beth Philemon | Choir Baton Podcast Producer: Maggie HemedingerFor more information on Choir Baton please visit choirbaton.com and to follow us on Instagram @choirbaton @bethphilemon Music by: Scott HolmesTo join the Choir Baton Teaching Membership or for more information, go here. To receive the weekly Choir Baton Weekly Letter, including information regarding the FREE Introductory Singer Course, sign-up here.
Welcome to Episode 088 of MMP A Moped Podcast. This week we have Jim Henry from 2nd Chance Podcast visiting good ole RVA. Who’s coming to see us next? #mopedarmy #mopedmondaypodcast #fycram mopedmonday.com
Meeting venues like the Javits Center have been pulled into service as field hospitals and other spaces for healthcare delivery during the COVID-19 pandemic. Jim Henry, healthcare sector leader at CallisonRTKL, walks us through what it takes to transform hospitality and meeting spaces into sophisticated healthcare facilities. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buildings-podcast/support
Meeting venues like the Javits Center have been pulled into service as field hospitals and other spaces for healthcare delivery during the COVID-19 pandemic. Jim Henry, healthcare sector leader at CallisonRTKL, walks us through what it takes to transform hospitality and meeting spaces into sophisticated healthcare facilities. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Cliff Barackman and James "Bobo" fay catch up with long-time friend and researcher Paul Graves! The dudes discuss Paul's research and experiences in the Pacific Northwest, along with hair-raising encounter stories that he's investigated over the years! Listen to Paul's song "Jim Henry" here: https://youtu.be/L_JXZ1o2b1I
In this episode we talk with veteran auto journalist Jim Henry about his recent article in Forbes about how the virus is impacting the auto industry. We also review the Land Rover Discovery and talk with our great listeners. This program was produced by Jimi Carter
In this episode we talk with veteran auto journalist Jim Henry about his recent article in Forbes about how the virus is impacting the auto industry. We also review the Land Rover Discovery and talk with our great listeners. This program was produced by Jimi Carter
In this episode we talk with veteran auto journalist Jim Henry about his recent article in Forbes about how the virus is impacting the auto industry. We also review the Land Rover Discovery and talk with our great listeners. This program was produced by Jimi Carter
Quick Takes with Kevin: Leadership, Life and Ministry (Video)
Our identity is one of the most important things about us. If we’re not careful, we will give others too much power in shaping how we view ourselves. Kevin sits down with Jim Henry to talk about the need to remember our primary identity as children of God.
Our identity is one of the most important things about us. If we’re not careful, we will give others too much power in shaping how we view ourselves. Kevin sits down with Jim Henry to talk about the need to remember our primary identity as children of God.
Quick Takes with Kevin: Leadership, Life and Ministry (Video)
Episode 17: Feel the Rhythm. Without a healthy rhythm to their lives, pastors will rapidly drift toward burnout. Kevin speaks with his guest, Jim Henry, about establishing a healthy rhythm to life and ministry that allows our souls to stay refreshed.
Episode 17: Feel the Rhythm. Without a healthy rhythm to their lives, pastors will rapidly drift toward burnout. Kevin speaks with his guest, Jim Henry, about establishing a healthy rhythm to life and ministry that allows our souls to stay refreshed.
01/21/20 Episode #21 Surprise Guest! by Jim Henry
Quick Takes with Kevin: Leadership, Life and Ministry (Video)
Episode 14: It’s All About the Groom. At most weddings today, the focus is on the bride. But biblically, it’s all about the groom. Kevin’s guest Jim Henry talks about how pastors can keep the focus on Jesus.
Episode 14: It’s All About the Groom. At most weddings today, the focus is on the bride. But biblically, it’s all about the groom. Kevin’s guest Jim Henry talks about how pastors can keep the focus on Jesus.
Many organizations use data center colocation providers to complement or even replace traditional on -premises data centers. When choosing a provider, the IT team typically looks for sound infrastructure, strong physical security, ample bandwidth and other technical fundamentals. But they may overlook a factor that my guest believes is just as important: compliance. Colocation providers who are certified compliant with a broad set of standards and regulations offer customers peace of mind that their equipment and data receive the highest quality of support and protection. But not all colocation providers are alike when it comes to compliance. Keeping up with changing regulations and audits is time-consuming and expensive, so some vendors support more standards than others. Support may even very between locations operated by the same vendor. In this podcast, host Paul Gillin interviews Jim Henry, Global Compliance Analyst for Iron Mountain Data Centers about the standards that matter most when choosing a colocation provider.
1) Mike Martin Jr hire 2) Jim Henry joins the show 3) Tim Linafelt interview 4) 2019 FSU Hall of Fame class
James Coleman and Danielle Kelley talk Florida State Seminoles football with special guest, Tallahassee Democrat Sports Editor Jim Henry
Composer Gary Gackstatter, choral director Jim Henry and Native American flutist R. Carlos Gackstatter joined St. Louis on the Air this week for a discussion of the new symphony coming to the Touhill.
You know the concept, but what is it really like to downsize? How do you downsize if you have years and years of stuff? What else besides the physical stuff would you benefit from downsizing? Learn tips to downsizing as we talk to Jim Henry and Herb Burgess. For more information about Jim & Hosta Seizure: https://www.hostaseizure.com/ For more information about Herb Burgess photography: http://ibherb.me/ Certified life coach, author & award-winning professional life organizer Julie Coraccio shares steps and tips to support you in creating the life you choose, deserve and desire through decluttering your life, mindfulness and how to organize your life. About Clearing the Clutter Inside & Out Clutter is stuck stagnant energy and prevents you from creating the life you choose, desire and deserve. We discuss clutter in all its forms: energetic, spiritual, emotional, mental & physical, relationships, health, finances and more. We share tips and take action steps for clutter free living and how to organize your life. We're thinking outside the box on areas where people might not realize where clutter is blocking them. When we remove clutter from our lives we can discover our passions, lead the extraordinary lives we are all meant to live and share our gifts with the world.
Part 4, and the final part, of our Harbour Harmony College Series! We've got the legendary Jim Henry, HC Dean and Assistant Dean Andrew Howson and Dan Beckitt, BHA President Ian Mulholland and we round it all out with some very wise words from MUS judge and big time arranger Kevin Keller.
Not since John Chapman introduced apple trees to large swaths of the U.S. and Canada – earning the nickname Johnny Appleseed – has one man on his own done so much to introduce a thriving agriculture industry to North America. Indeed, Jim Henry may well go down in history as Jim Oliveseed, because he single-handedly can claim credit for seeding the commercial olive industry in the United States – and Texas, in particular. Jim is the owner and founder of Texas Olive Ranch, which was the first U.S. commercial producer of high quality olive oils and today struggles to keep up with demand for its growing line of products. Host and reputation coach Dean Rotbart shares the unique tale of the Texas Olive Ranch with all due credit to Wizard Academy graduate, Lem Lewis, aka The Ranch Broker, who conducted the interview. This is an abridged version of Lem’s interview with Jim Henry. To hear the full interview, visit http://www.ranchcast.com/. Photo: Jim Henry, Texas Olive Ranch Posted: January 22, 2018 Monday Morning Run Time: 29 minutes 02 seconds
I met Jim Henry at dinner tonight. I learned he is the author of a book called "After Diagnosis: LIFE" so I asked if he wanted to help me out on today's episode since time was getting short and I still had to pack and hit the road for the third leg of my two week journey. I asked: Would he be interested in saying a little something for my podcast episode. Having only just met me, he amazingly agreed! After dinner we found a quiet place to record and here is what he shared. Stay tuned for Part 2! We'll plan on next month. :) If you can't wait and want to know more about Jim visit The Life Givers Network at www.tlgn.org
Reporters Mark Feuerborn and Ryan Thompson sit down with each of the running parties of Alexis Simmons and Scott Weinkauf; Zac Surritt and Jim Henry; and Victoria Toothaker and Sarah Arriaga who are all vying for the WSGA presidency and vice presidency. The campaigns discuss their thoughts on the debate, as well as their approaches to the issues moving forward.
The campaigns of Alexis Simmons and Scott Weinkauf; Jim Henry and Zac Surritt; and Victoria Toothaker and Sarah Arriaga came together on March 9, 2017 for a debate moderated by Mark Feuerborn on issues affecting Washburn University ranging from guns on campus, to sexual assault, to mental health services and campus involvement. Recorded and post-produced by Will Hartner. Directed by Mark Feuerborn. (NOTE: Due to technical difficulties a section of the debate estimated 10 minutes in duration was not successfully recorded.)
Reporter Mark Feuerborn sits down with WSGA presidential candidate Zac Surritt and his running mate Jim Henry to continue discussion on their platform addressing the issues, specifically in comparison with the Simmons-Weinkauf and Toothaker-Arraiga platforms.
The Permian basin is the hottest play for A&D in the oil patch and Noah Brenner takes a deep dive into who's selling, and who's paying. The he sits down with West Texas legend Jim Henry, whose company was the first to drill through the Sprabrerry and into the Wolfcamp shale - ground zero of the Permian's resurgence. Plus, human error and endless acronyms lead to a a BOP plummeting to the ocean floor, this week on The Bit. Music by Ron Gilmore. Trombone by Dr Eric Starr.
Guest Speaker Jim Henry - Sunday May 3, 2015
Guest Speaker Jim Henry - Sunday May 3, 2015
In spite of those words being echoed in court every day, criminal trials are often anything but a search for the truth. The court may be the trier of fact, but often facts are like Legos; they can be assembled in many ways to create different objects and stories. Russ Baker and the team at WhoWhatWhy have been working for years to try and assemble those facts in a way that gives us some objective truth, in the story of the brothers Tsarnaev and the Boston Marathon bombing. Russ Baker and Jim Henry talk to Jeff Schechtman in this week's RadioWHO podcast, to provide some context with which to observe the balance of the trial and the process the facts and evidence.
Premio Paulo Coelho: 1. El cardenal Timothy Dolan y El Vaticano, por pelearse por un cuerpo como lo hicieron dios y el diablo por el cuerpo de Moises. (Noticia aquí) 2. La política hindú Uma Bharti por decir que la inundación de su pueblo fue a causa de los ateos y por cagarse en un templo sagrado. (Noticia aquí) 3. Los productores de la película Fight Church, por hacer una mierda como esa. (Noticia aquí) 4. Jim Henry, el comisionado interino de asuntos de la juventud de TN, por decir que la única cosa a prueba de fallas para rehabilitar presos es la religión. (Noticia aquí) La película la consiguen en: http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/10641837/God_s_Not_Dead_(2014)_1080p_BrRip_x264_- _YIFY Al Carajo: http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2014/09/17/slavery-in-mauritania-is-alive-and-well-thanks-in-no-small-part-to-islamic-apologists http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2014/09/15/attorney-charging-teen-with-desecration-of-jesus-statue-had-affair-in-his-office-and-posted-porn-audio-on-twitter http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2014/09/14/massachusetts-mega-church-votes-to-let-women-serve-as-elders http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2014/09/14/advice-columnist-in-christian-magazine-tells-reader-not-to-sign-a-prenup-because-it-would-diminish-her-marriage http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2014/09/13/florida-school-board-member-tells-pagan-he-cant-deliver-an-invocation-because-it-might-offend-the-audience http://www.svt.se/nyheter/varlden/dodstraff-for-iransk-facebookanvandare-som-forolampade-muhammed Cita de Cierre: "Dios no puede ser juez, ¿o se puede presidir desde el banquillo de acusados?." - Angel Judas, En poemario "Versos Prohibidos (al creyente)" Participan en la discusión: @bandarrita, @angelarnal @ateismo_ws y @ManoloMatos. Puedes bajar el podcast o subscribirte en iVoox, iTunes y RSS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ateorizar/message
In the August 2014 Taxcast: when was the last time you used a £100 bill, a 500 euro note or a 1,000 Swiss Franc note? We look at how Western Central banks and Treasuries are facilitating crime through high denomination bills. Also, tax haven reputation damage-management, Switzerland pulls a fast one on India, the European bankers raking in the bonuskis from sanctions against Russia and how the tax haven of Mauritius is...erm...expanding its portfolio. "I think it's terrible public policy to facilitate organised crime" Jim Henry Produced by @Naomi_Fowler for the Tax Justice Network and also featuring John Christensen of the Tax Justice Network, author of Laundry Men and many other books on financial crime Jeffrey Robinson, Assistant US Attorney General Lanny Breuer, Economist and asset recovery specialist Jim Henry.
This week, we have Jim Henry on the show to talk about his long-term labor of love, the “engelangy artlang” gjâ-zym-byn. But first we talk in great detail about noun phrases and many of the things you can do with them. Top of Show Greeting: Qakwan Links and Resources: A paper on sentence word order and... Read more »
A Mountain Climbing Life, Dr. Jim Henry
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