Podcast appearances and mentions of John Waller

John Waller is a Park Ranger and Wildlife Biologist at Glacier National Park. He has spent over 20-years at the park and has accomplished many incredible feats during his tenure with the National Park Service. In this conversation, John and I go in-depth on grizzly bears and the carnivores that roam Glacier National Park. We cover grizzly behavior, share stories about John's incredible wildlife encounters, visitor and carnivore safety, plus a whole lot more.Big thanks to John for joining me on the podcast! I think this is one of our most authentic conversations yet. You can also watch the video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ofojKsauwYg______________Follow us on social!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/safetravelspodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@safetravelspodYouTube: youtube.com/@safetravelspodSafetravelspod.com   

A lot of people think cold calling is dead. John Waller disagrees. John Waller is a true, old-school salesman and the founder of The OnHold Experience, a company that produces audio recordings that promote your business to your customers over the phone while they're waiting on hold. John's been selling since he was a kid growing up in England in the early 1960s trading bubble gum for toy cars  – something that he paid dearly for as you'll find out. Undeterred by that early childhood incident, he's since led a successful sales career spanning decades, selling insurance and phone headsets before he got into selling on-hold messages. While a big fan of cold calling, John has also incorporated newer tactics into his sales process such as LinkedIn and attending virtual networking groups to set up “warm calls” and build relationships that lead to numerous referrals and new business.  Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/b22mr7UTn7Y  Connect with John Waller: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wallerjohntheonholdguy/  Learn more: https://www.theonholdexperience.com/   

In this podcast, I explore the theme of mass hysteria or mass psychogenic illness. I discuss the triggers, the clinical manifestations, and the management.I use a global perspective and narrate examples of mass hysteria manifesting in different parts of the world. These included hysterical outbreaks of toxic gas anxiety in schools in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Bangladesh.Amongst the relatively contemporary conditions the podcast covers are the Havana syndrome, TikTok tics, and the epidemics of sleeping narrated by Suzanne O'Sullivan's in her book titled The Sleeping Beauties.I also discuss the historical background of mass hysteria such as demonic possession in nunneries in Europe, and the mass dancing hysteria described by John Waller in his book titled The Dancing Plague.The podcast also covers the culture bound syndromes, such as Hwa-Byung - a Korean anger syndrome; Amok - bouts of mass murder in the Malay Peninsula; and Koro - genital retraction in Asia and Africa. Also included are cultural startle syndromes such as the Jumping French Canadians in Maine, and Miryiachit in Siberia.

Abby and Alan discuss the horrifying and very real dancing plague of 1518. In the French Town of Strasbourg, in the summer of 1518, a bizarre and horrifying plague took as many as 400 lives. The plague started with a single woman, who could not stop dancing. Almost for an entire week she danced alone until others slowly joined her. Dancing until their bodies gave out.Watch our film The Witching Hour here. SourcesA Time to Dance, A Time to Die: The Extraordinary Story of The Dancing Plague of 1518. A book by John Waller. A book from 1888 - The Black Death and The Dancing Mania by Justus Friedrich Karl Hecker.History.com article by Evan Andrews - What Was The Dancing Plague of 1518?The People Who Danced Themselves to Death by Rosalind Jana on BBC.comhttps://www.bps.org.uk/psychologist/dancing-plagues-and-mass-hysteriaA Smithsonian Magazine Article - A Strange Case of Dancing Mania Struck Germany Six Centuries Ago Today by Marias Fessenden Research help from April Brenker.lunaticsproject.comGet Lunatics Merch here. Join the discussion on Discord. Listen to the paranormal playlist I curate for Vurbl, updated weekly! Check out Abby's book Horror Stories. Available in eBook and paperback. Music by Michaela Papa, Alan Kudan & Jordan Moser. Poster Art by Pilar Keprta @pilar.kep.Support the Show.

Voltamos com mais um episódio do Escuta Essa, podcast semanal em que Denis e Danilo trocam histórias de cair o queixo e de explodir os miolos. Todas as quartas-feiras, no seu agregador de podcasts favorito, é a vez de um contar um causo para o outro. Neste episódio, Denis fala sobre a famosa "epidemia de dança" de 1518. Será que ela foi mesmo a história que se conta? Não deixe de enviar os episódios do Escuta Essa para aquela pessoa com quem você também gosta de compartilhar histórias e aproveite para mandar seus comentários e perguntas no Spotify, nas redes sociais @⁠escutaessapod⁠, ou no e-mail escutaessa@aded.studio. A gente sempre lê mensagens no final de cada episódio! ... NESTE EPISÓDIO - O livro “A Time to Dance, a Time to Die”, de John Waller é considerado um dos mais completos sobre a história do estudo da epidemia de dança - O estudo “Punição Divina ou Doença?”, de Lynneth Miller, pode ser lido no site da editora da Universidade de Edimburgo - Paracelso é o pseudônimo do médico, alquimista e filósofo suíço Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim. Ele pedia para ser chamado de Paracelso por se ver no mesmo nível do naturalista romano Aulus Cornelius Celsus. - A epidemia do riso na atual Tanzânia chegou a atingir mil pessoas ao longo de 18 meses - O Manual MSD tem uma explicação básica do que se chama hoje de Transtorno dissociativo de identidade - O Flautista de Hamelin é uma lenda recontada inúmeras vezes na Idade Média, ela foi registrada nos contos dos Irmãos Grimm e no "Fausto" de Goethe - A epidemia de dança de 1374 atingiu as cidades de Aix-La-Chapelle, Liege, Utrecht, Tongres, Köln e Metz. ... AD&D STUDIO A AD&D produz podcasts e vídeos que divertem e respeitam sua inteligência! Acompanhe todos os episódios em aded.studio para não perder nenhuma novidade.

In this episode David interviews Praise and Worship singer John Waller on the release of his new song Mama's Prayers. David and John discuss how important the interceding of a mother is and they go deep into the current issues that are facing Christian families and how a prayerful home can be the difference in a child's life. Follow our guest John Waller at johnwallerofficialhttps://www.instagram.com/johnwallerofficial?igsh=ajQ1b3VpcndsemNxGet the Mama's Prayers here:Waller & Co. FULL ALBUM only available hereConnect with us to get more Turned Onwww.turnedon.comFollow on IG @angelikenorrie and @davidnorrie.turnedonOfficial FB Community Page https://www.facebook.com/TurnedOnCommunity

John Waller visits FCC and brings a moment of fellowship and worship

It was great reconnecting with Yochanan Marcellino at the Messiah Conference this past July. Here's a little background on him:Yochanan Marcellino was the son of legendary Motown A&R producer Jerry Marcellino (Michael Jackson, Diana Ross & The Supremes, Lionel Richie & the Commodores and Smokey Robinson). Yochanan Marcellino was also the founder of FM Management, managing such artists as Kerry Livgren of Kansas ("Dust in the Wind"), Cindy Birdsong of The Supremes, Kyle Henderson of The Producers and John Waller, who has featured songs in the Fireproof, Courageous andWar Room motion pictures and soundtracks. Marcellino also founded several successful record labels over his 40-year career, including Kerygma Records/Bright Star Records,City of Peace Media and its affiliates, and most recently, Identical Production Company (The Identical motion picture). Marcellino has released over 70 major music projects worldwide through his record labels and has led key divisions of several other music companies.He is the founder, president, and CEO of City of Peace Media, City of Peace Films, and Galilee of the Nations and has been instrumental  in producing  much of the music we have come to enjoy within the Messianic Community.

In today's episode, I am excited to sit down with John Waller. John is the former owner/principal of Uncage the Soul Productions in Portland, Oregon. In October 2020, he faced a stage four colorectal cancer diagnosis, prompting him to seek a holistic approach alongside Western medicine, including psychedelic-based therapy to navigate the emotional and mental challenges. John also explored the concept of assisted suicide, which is a legal right in Oregon for individuals with a terminal diagnosis. In an altered state, he conversed with himself about whether he would take the pill to end his life. Through this exploration, he was able to understand the ripple effects and consequences of such a decision.In our conversation, John opens up about his personal journey with psychedelic therapy. We discuss our difficult childhoods and the long-term impact on our mental health. John explains how psychedelics became a tool for therapy after traditional talk therapy proved limited. He shares his transformative experiences with psychedelics, addressing childhood traumas and finding love and compassion for himself. John also discusses his stage four colorectal cancer diagnosis and the importance of addressing his illness's emotional and mental aspects. He explores the concept of death and dying through psychedelic therapy, practicing dying in a psychological sense to alleviate fear and anxiety. John emphasizes the importance of remaining open to possibilities and prioritizing meaningful relationships.In This Episode:(1:28) – Psychedelics as a tool for facing our mortality (3:54)  – John's difficult childhood experiences and their impact(06:08) – The use of psychedelics as a therapeutic tool for dealing with trauma and mental health issues(12:01) – The challenges of finding therapy support during the pandemic(12:39) – John's stage four colorectal cancer diagnosis(13:29) – Getting an opening for a journey with a therapist (18:09) – Psychedelics and emotional exploration in a way traditional therapy couldn't.(19:03)  – John's personal transformation through psychedelic therapy and healing journey.(26:35) – Meeting the psychedelic-based therapist(36:13) – The power of the mind to heal the body(39:07) – Building a relationship with death and dying(40:11) – The curiosity of avoiding the topic of death(41:03) – Practicing dying and exploring end-of-life decisions(42:30)  – John explored assisted suicide(46:55) – The impact of psychedelic-assisted therapy on anxiety and fear(51:25) – How psychedelic therapy has enabled individuals to prioritize deep, emotionally connected relationships and let go of ego-driven ambitions and insecurities.Our Guest John Waller is the former owner/principal of Uncage the Soul Productions, a visionary video production company headquartered in Portland, Oregon, offering everything from story and creative development through post-production.Resources and LinksWebdelicshttps://www.webdelics.com/https://www.facebook.com/webdelics/https://twitter.com/webdelicshttps://www.youtube.com/@webdelicshttps://www.linkedin.com/company/webdelics/https://www.instagram.com/webdelics/John Wallerhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/uncagethesoul/https://uncagethesoul.com/https://twitter.com/UncagetheSoulMentionedMichael Pollan's book How to Change Your Mind: https://www.amazon.com/Change-Your-Mind-Consciousness-Transcendence/dp/1594204225

Hey friends! This week we sit down in the studio to catch up with Jeff Rogers who has his own marketing and advertising business in Pensacola called "Buzz Marketing." Jeff and I have known each other for years working in the professional world and seeing him at local events so IT WAS A JOY when Jeff said YES to be on the podcast! Hearing what God is doing in his life and his family's life -- individually AND together for God's glory is absolutely incredible!  Loved this chat! Grateful God made this connection. We pray this podcast encourages you to draw near to Jesus and go out and broadcast God's love! Website: https://www.hirebuzzmarketing.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buzz_marketing_llc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/buzzmarketingllc LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/hirebuzzmarketing Listen to “While I'm Waiting” by John Waller on Spotify: https://spotify.link/xW8rsfF7pDb    

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Seg 1: In the summer of 1518, a strange epidemic occurred in the French city of Strasbourg where several hundred people developed a compulsion to dance for days on end. Guest: Dr. John Waller, Associate Professor of the History of Medicine at Michigan State University and Author of A Time to Dance, A Time to Die Seg 2: View From Victoria: The Port strike continues, the Surrey policing dispute is not over, and another truck has struck another overpass. Are we stuck in a time loop? We get a local look at the top political stories with the help of Vancouver Sun columnist Vaughn Palmer. Seg 3: The port strike continues and involves more than 7,400 workers from the International Longshore and Warehouse Union in British Columbia. Guest: Dr. Rafael Gomez, Professor of Employment Relations and Director or the Centre for Industrial Relations and Human Resources at the University of Toronto Seg 4: It's set to be a big weekend at the movies, but don't let that confuse you… things in Hollywood are not in a great place right now.  Guest: Rachel Ho, Toronto Film Critic Seg 5: The Province of British Columbia, through BC Housing, and the City of Vancouver have partnered to provide temporary supportive homes for people experiencing homelessness in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. Guest: Ravi Kahlon, BC's Minister of Housing Seg 6: BC port workers are back on strike after rejecting a tentative agreement. Where do negotiations go from here and will the government get involved? Guest: John Corey, President of Freight Management Association of Canada Seg 7: Making Cents of the Market: Time for Making Cents of the Markets with Lori Pinkowski. Lori Pinkowski is a Senior Portfolio Manager at Canaccord Genuity. You can contact The Pinkowski Wealth Management team directly at 604-695-LORI or visit their website at Pinkowski.ca Seg 9: Keep It Local: Prioritizing Honey Bee sustainability in BC Guest: Judy Campbell, Owner and Operator of Campbell's Gold Honey Farm & Meadery Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the summer of 1518, a strange epidemic occurred in the French city of Strasbourg where several hundred people developed a compulsion to dance for days on end. Guest: Dr. John Waller, Associate Professor of the History of Medicine at Michigan State University and Author of A Time to Dance, A Time to Die Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Here's the full length episode with the fossil hunters Judd McCullum (Working Class Bowhunter), Mitch Gleason, and John Waller. Enjoy!   Visit the Hoksey Native Seeds Website Visit the Prairie Farm Website Follow Hoksey Native Seeds on Instagram: @hokseynativeseeds

Where did prairie come from? Who lived here, and what were they doing? What was the landscape like? How does it compare to today?  Those questions are what we will answer in this first episode in our three part docuseries--Prehistoric Prairie. This first episode features the time period of the most recent glaciation of Iowa. We discuss topics including soil, vegetation, and what happened to all of those pleistocene megafauna?  Our guests include fossil hunters (Judd McCullum, Mitch Gleason, John Waller), a medical school professor and paleontologist (Dr. Julie Meachen), a collegiate biology professor (Dr. Russ Benedict), and county naturalist (Laura DeCook). You won't want to miss this one!   Visit the Hoksey Native Seeds Website Visit the Prairie Farm Website Follow Hoksey Native Seeds on Instagram: @hokseynativeseeds

If you have been listening to the show for a while now, you know we are constantly talking about how to view–and run–a business like a financial asset. Bigger corporations typically have this mentality baked into their day-to-day lives and are laser focused on growing their share prices, and the executives' goals are to drive that share price up. Sometimes the best way to drive up the long-term share price is to divest of a weak product line, floundering business unit, or underperforming location in order to make room for profitable long-term growth. Today, I have John Walker from Prairie Capital Advisors on the show to share with us how the world of corporate divestitures works. John has been in the industry helping bigger companies sell off (divest) business units for decades. John walks us through how bigger corporations view value, why they would want to sell a division/unit/product line, and how they view the valuation during the sale. John does a great job explaining what drives the sale (“the purpose of the deal” as you hear me say a lot) and how that impacts the price that is paid. Understanding the M&A activity, especially within your industry, is a hugely important topic for a few reasons. First off, many of us middle-market entrepreneurs work with bigger companies (suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, customers, vendors, etc.), and it is important to understand what is going on behind the scenes and how a corporate divestiture could impact your relationship and the business you do with that company. Secondly, there could be an opportunity to capitalize on a corporate divestiture in your industry–or an adjacent one–that could take your company and valuation to a level that would not have been possible otherwise. And you never know…the seller just might not care about the price ;-) You will have to tune in to the episode to hear that part of the story! I hope you enjoy this interview with John. It’s a great view into a world most of us don’t often get exposed to! What You Will Learn How bigger companies manage their products and divisions like a mutual fund. Why a bigger company would sell a part of their business and not care what price they sell it for. What corporate divestitures are and why they are a normal business practice. Why a business owner would consider doing a corporate divestiture. The different reasons a company would sell off a product line, division, or location. Why it’s important to understand the intentions of a buyer. Who the different types of buyers are when a company divests of one of their companies. What corporate divestitures mean for the middle-market entrepreneur. John'

We were joined for our first expert interview of the season by John Waller, historian at the Michigan State University. We discuss the causes of the plague, why other possession epidemics were most prevelant amongst women, and what happened at the shrine of Saint Vitus. If you want to learn more about this topic, we recommend John's book "The Dancing Plague: The Strange, True Story of an Extraordinary Illness".

What an exciting program today!  I loved chatting with John Waller. John wrote songs we sing at Shema - including "Our God Reigns Here," the Blessing over the children that Shaya sings each week, and the recent song at Simchat Torah, "Your Word, My Life." While a rising star on the Christian music scene, he shared that recently he and his family have started observing Shabbat and enjoy celebrating the Jewish holidays.He has recorded many CDs. While not in the studio John can be found with his wife and 10 children residing in Atlanta, GA.

The line from awareness to worry, plus readying your relationship for trials, and should you attend a Christian's wedding to a non-Christian?Featured musical artist: John WallerRoundtable: Informed but Calm Life is filled with unknowns. No matter how hard we try to predict the future, we can't — nor can we adjust our circumstances to avoid pain. As we ponder what's ahead, it's one thing to be aware of what's happening in the world, but it's very draining to always worry about it. But is staying worry-free even possible? Our guests discuss ways they've struggled with worry, plus how they're learning to trust God now while still acknowledging and being concerned by what's going on around them.Culture: When Your Relationship Faces a StormAs an expert on marriage, Gary Thomas loves to see couples fall in love. However, with 38 years of marriage experience, he's very aware of the types of challenges couples inevitably walk through. Is there a way to prepare mentally, spiritually and emotionally for the tough times? When you're dating someone, can you know if he or she will stay committed through thick and thin? Gary offers several examples and lots of biblical truth and encouragement to prepare you for marriage's bumpy road.Making Your Marriage a Fortress: Strengthening Your Marriage to Withstand Life's StormsInbox: A Christian Marrying a Non-Christian Her Christian friend is engaged to a non-Christian, and she's been invited to their wedding. When her friend was dating this guy, friends spoke up but were ignored. The couple has now moved in together. In light of these concerns, should our listener attend the wedding or not? Counselor Tim Sanford weighs in. 

This week Katie explores the strange, terrifying, and seemingly inexplicable Dancing Plague of 1518.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8YC0dnj4Jw (Bali Trance Dance) https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/a-time-to-dance-a-time-to-die-the-extraordinary-story-of-the-dancing-plague-of-1518_john-waller/1091966/item/10284204/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwmouZBhDSARIsALYcouopjaPc_o6ni-yPCoa307MKFVvITU19U4HlcNl8ndURBnPhigh8rh0aAlCxEALw_wcB#idiq=10284204&edition=5803941 ("The Dancing Plague: The Strange, True Story of an Extraordinary Illness" by John Waller) https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19847980/#:~:text=There%20are%20two%20main%20clinical,per%20cent%20in%20major%20outbreaks (The history of ergot of rye (Claviceps purpurea) I: from antiquity to 1900 - PubMed) https://www.history.com/news/what-was-the-dancing-plague-of-1518 (What was the dancing plague of 1518? by Evan Andrews, HISTORY) https://www.catholic.org/saints/saint.php?saint_id=140 (St. Vitus - Saints & Angels - Catholic Online) https://dia.org/search?keys=Pieter%20Bruegel%20the%20Elder (Detroit Institute of Arts Museum, Pieter Bruegel Collection) https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20220512-the-people-who-danced-themselves-to-death ("The people who 'danced themselves to death'" By Rosalind Jana 12th May 2022, BBC Culture) https://www.euppublishing.com/doi/full/10.3366/drs.2017.0199 ("Divine Punishment or Disease? Medieval and Early Modern Approaches to the 1518 Strasbourg Dancing Plague" by Lynneth J. Miller, Dance Research Volume 35, Issue 2, November, 2017) https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/strange-case-dancing-mania-struck-germany-six-centuries-ago-today-180959549/ ("A Strange Case of Dancing Mania Struck Germany Six Centuries Ago Today" By Maris Fessenden, Smithsonian Magazine) https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2018/jul/05/bizarre-dance-epidemic-of-summer-1518-strasbourg (Keep on moving: the bizarre dance epidemic of summer 1518 | Dance | The Guardian) https://publicdomainreview.org/essay/the-dancing-plague-of-1518 (The Dancing Plague of 1518 By Ned Pennant-Rea, The Public Domain Review) Follow us on IG: @themorbidmuseum Email us at themorbidmuseum@gmail.com Artwork: Brittany Schall Music: "Danse Macabre" by Camille Saint-Saens, performed by Kevin MacLeod 2022 All Rights Reserved

We talk savory nut butters, holding down a job while pursuing the start-up, expansion and more.

Our Guest is John Waller, PhD, Chief Operations Officer & Founder of Oracle Bio. John has over of 15 years as a biology project leader in the pharmaceutical industry, for companies including AstraZeneca and Merck & Co. He has expertise in the integration of translational biomarkers into drug discovery programs and considerable experience in developing in vitro, ex vivo and in vivo models involving image analysis across numerous therapeutic areas. OracleBio is a global leader in quantitative digital pathology, providing image analysis services to Pharma and Biotech clients worldwide. Leveraging multiple software platforms, the company delivers robust data packages within a quality management framework to support clinical trials and translational research. As image analysis experts, OracleBio specializes in cellular phenotyping of multiplex stained tissue and has built a strong reputation as the go-to company for complex image analysis. Their mission is to enhance decision making within R&D by leveraging Digital Pathology to deliver robust data and actionable insights. We are talking about the role of digital pathology in drug development and drug discovery. What are machine learning and deep learning? How are they different from artificial intelligence? And what role do they play in image analysis and digital pathology? How is Multiplexing evolving, what are its limits and how is it going to change what we do? What is the need for cloud computing in digital pathology? What are the advantages and disadvantages of putting our data and processes into the cloud?

We talked with John Waller about his music career, living in the same town where the "Walking Dead" is filmed and life with ten kids. Subscribe now Thanks for listening to the podcast. Help us out by sharing the episode, subscribing to the podcast, supporting our sponsors and joining our listener support program. You can also leave a voice mail for our show here. Check out previous shows and enter to win contests. --- 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/chris-pugh6/message

Practical tips and wisdom that you can apply as a parent today, and how God's relationship to us as our Abba Father helps us live with more confidence and peace. Singer, songwriter, and father of 10, John Waller joins today's podcast with Jeff Jerina. You will walk away from this episode with more clarity, faith, and energy. You'll also hear John's personal testimony, how you can get bonus audio from him, and so much more. Help us reach and impact more men for Christ by rating and reviewing this podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://MenUnplugged.net/iTunes.  If you're planning a live or virtual event or conference, for your church, men's group or organization I'd be honored to work with you. To learn more and book me for your next event or podcast interview, visit my speaking page at JeffJerina.com/Speaking. Key Resources: FREE Webinar - Clarify Your Calling - August 30, 2021 at 12 pm CST. Reserve your spot for FREE at https://MenUnplugged.net/Calling Get Your Copy NOW - Cut Through the Noise: 4 Steps to Joy, Peace and Freedom.  Includes FREE Bonus Audio. Get Started on Identity Theft protection for you and your family at MenUnplugged.net/Secure. When you sign up through that link you'll be able to test out their services for 7 days. Full Show Notes Here: https://menunplugged/podcast/waller

“What all of us are doing is about getting people back to home base, which is back to themselves.” - from Season 2 of It's About to Go Down. So what happens when a bunch of idea creators get together in the same zoom? In this "rap-up" episode, Marc and Cathey catch up with the members of the Season #2 community: Victoria Grinman, Crystal Bonds, Naftali Tessler, Amelia Marican, Beach Pace, and John Waller. Ideas are exchanged, deep connections are made, and they let us know what has transpired with their ideas since they last spoke with Marc & Cathey. This is not just a cliffsnotes version of season #2, but also a “no ordinary moment” that opens up extraordinary possibilities. After this conversation, you might discover how to go from speaking about your idea to living your idea.

Singer/Songwriter John Waller talks to Teaching Your Toddler about his career, his songs including his newest with his daughter called "What My Father Does", working with his children, adopting children and his faith. Listen to what it's like to record with his daughter Sophee, as well as two of his other children. John also talks about having 10 kids and how that came about, marriage to his wife Josee (who makes a special appearance at the end of the interview - lol), his faith and his journey as a musician and how God's plan influenced that.  From a recent press release: "Much has been accomplished by singer/songwriter John Waller over the past two decades, including a successful career as a solo artist, but it is his faith and role as a father of 10 that provides inspiration for his newest single, “What My Father Does,” releasing June 18. A rousing anthem leading into 2021's Father's Day weekend, the song introduces the recording debut of Waller's 16-year-old daughter, Sophee Waller. Available to pre-save now, the song will also be featured on Waller's sixth full-length studio album, A Family Thing, slated to release this fall." Find out more about John on his website: https://johnwallerofficial.com/  He's also on Instagram at @johnwallerofficial  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/johnwaller YouTube: John's channel John on Spotify For all the links mentioned in the show, please go to our website for this show here.  For more fun activities, additional interviews and story time podcasts, please visit our website at TeachingYourToddler.com Check us out on Facebook at Teaching Your Toddler and on twitter at @TeachingToddler and on Instagram at @teachingyourtoddler   

In the summer of 1518, one of the most bizarre afflictions in history struck the city of Strasburg; dancing mania. This epidemic of dancing spread, almost like a plague, through the population with many hundreds of people dancing wildly and seemingly uncontrollably often to the point of collapse and even death. Perhaps, even stranger is that the outbreak in Strasbourg is far from the only recorded incidence of this phenomenon. But what caused it? To help delve into this fascinating subject Dan is joined by Dr John Waller, Associate Professor of the History of Medicine and author of A Time to Dance, a Time to Die: The Extraordinary Story of the Dancing Plague of 1518. John explains the atmosphere of fear and tension in Strasbourg in which the dancing mania took hold and how the power of superstition and belief can take the human mind and body in almost unbelievable directions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the summer of 1518, one of the most bizarre afflictions in history struck the city of Strasburg; dancing mania. This epidemic of dancing spread, almost like a plague, through the population with many hundreds of people dancing wildly and seemingly uncontrollably often to the point of collapse and even death. Perhaps, even stranger is that the outbreak in Strasbourg is far from the only recorded incidence of this phenomenon. But what caused it? To help delve into this fascinating subject Dan is joined by Dr John Waller, Associate Professor of the History of Medicine and author of A Time to Dance, a Time to Die: The Extraordinary Story of the Dancing Plague of 1518. John explains the atmosphere of fear and tension in Strasbourg in which the dancing mania took hold and how the power of superstition and belief can take the human mind and body in almost unbelievable directions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today on the Dads with Daughters Podcast we spoke with Christian recording artist John Waller and his daughter Sophee. We talk to both about fatherhood but also about a brand new song that has been released that allowed John and Sophee to create a song together.   About John Waller Much has been accomplished by singer/songwriter John Waller over the past two decades, including a successful career as a solo artist, but it is his faith and role as a father of 10 that provides inspiration for his newest single, “What My Father Does,” releasing June 18. A rousing anthem leading into 2021's Father's Day weekend, the song introduces the recording debut of Waller's 16-year-old daughter, Sophee Waller. Available to pre-save now, the song will also be featured on Waller's sixth full-length studio album, A Family Thing, slated to release this fall. Poetically capturing the inspiring truth of the gospel, “What My Father Does” and the entire new album revolve around God's unequivocal and undeserved love. “My sins don't dismiss it and my achievements don't warrant it,” says John. “I see that more clearly today than ever, and the freedom in that is overwhelming. It's how I love my children and it's how God loves His. It's what my Father does.” Drawing inspiration from a father's love in the parable of the Prodigal Son shared by Jesus, the song builds from an ethereal, piano-driven ambiance into a triumphant, powerful expression filled with a full string orchestra and anchored by father/daughter harmonies. “Sophee has this phenomenal, raspy, Lauren Daigle-like voice that people are drawn to,” continues John. “It was so much fun getting to sing this song with her.” “My favorite part was going to the studio and really seeing it come to life, just the process behind it all,” shares Sophee. “I loved being a part of this because I feel like this is my calling in life. This project is a little sneak peek into that, and, of course, just getting to do this with my Dad is really special. We got to bond a lot during the process of making this song.” The Waller family story, like most people's stories, is one of a constant trajectory forward but with hundreds of unexpected rabbit trails to places they never anticipated. One of those trails led the family to Ukraine where they adopted three siblings who are now an integral part of the Waller family. Other trails included moving the family across the country for a time in local church ministry that resulted in learning to slow down to catch up to God. Now back in his hometown of Senoia, GA, Waller feels he is producing the best music of his life, and is writing lyrics that come from deeply personal encounters with God and time with family. “It just feels different now,” says Waller. “I'm writing from a different place, and with a sense that God is really going to use this music to minister to moms and dads and families, like He has ministered to our family.” The new song follows Waller's first new radio single in over two years, “But God.” The song, initially released from Radiate Music this spring, will be featured on the upcoming album that will be released independently. Known for such inspiring hit singles as “Crazy Faith” (featured in the hit box office film War Room), “While I'm Waiting” (featured in 2008's No.1 independent film Fireproof), “As For Me and My House,” “Awakening (aka The Coffee Song)” and many more, Waller has continually used his gifts as a singer and songwriter to inspire, educate and encourage people across all walks of life. For more information on John Waller and his music, visit johnwallerofficial.com, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.   About Sophee Waller Follow Sophee on Instagram   If you've enjoyed today's episode of the Dads With Daughters podcast we invite you to check out the Fatherhood Insider. The Fatherhood Insider is the essential resource for any dad that wants to be the best dad that he can be. We know that no child comes with an instruction manual and most are figuring it out as they go along. The Fatherhood Insider is full of valuable resources and information that will up your game on fatherhood. Through our extensive course library, an interactive forum, step-by-step roadmaps, and more you will engage and learn with experts but more importantly with dads like you. So check it out today!

Founded in 2011 by this episode’s guest, Lorcan Sherry, along with co-founder John Waller, OracleBio entered the digital pathology market with a unique value proposition – to be a contract research organization for tissue image analysis and help other organizations in their biomarker discovery work. Fast forward 10 years and they evolved from a small service provider into a Good Clinical Practice (GCP) compliant organization supporting clinical trials, but still within the same paradigm of providing tissue image analysis services.Originally using one software package (Definiens), they diversified into others such as HALO and Visiopharm to be able to utilize the best tool for the job as well as match what their clients might be using for their internal image analysis projects. The transition to supporting clinical trials was a bit bumpy as Definiens abruptly discontinued the software license that OracleBio’s business was based on, but the organization quickly pivoted and secured a diverse image analysis toolbox which helped them stay in business. Currently, as image analysis methods are advancing and deep learning plays an important role in solving computer vision problems applied to pathology, OracleBio keeps expanding the toolbox incorporating not only ready-to-use software packages but also programming capabilities. This variety of tools allows them to address a wide range of projects in the most efficient way.For a CRO specializing in tissue image analysis, it is critically important to provide adequate quality control of the image analysis results. This process has been incorporated into the operations from the very beginning. Each project starts with the evaluation of the image quality – are they good enough for image analysis? Is there enough tissue? What about the tissue processing artifacts and the quality of staining? Only images that passed the QC criteria are used for algorithm development. In the next step, pathologists annotate the regions relevant for analysis (e.g., the tumor mass vs. the non-neoplastic tissue present on the slide) and later they provide region and cell annotations as ground truth for comparison with algorithm markups and correlation calculations.Apart from the annotations, pathologists provide educational sessions for the image analysis scientists to increase their knowledge about the problems which are being addressed with image analysis with the various projects. Although OracleBio is supporting projects along the whole drug development pipeline, their recent focus has been on supporting immune-oncology clinical trials, which lead the company on the path to GCP compliance. This was a big effort for the company and went far beyond image analysis quality control and software validation. This change affected the way work is done across the entire company and positioned OracleBio to bring in the image analysis capabilities to support clinical trials. While histologic techniques evolved from simple brightfield chromogenic single marker IHC stains to immunofluorescence-based multiplex, which are difficult to evaluate visually, the image analysis tools for this more complex imaging data lagged in terms of regulatory compliance. OracleBio’s decision to commit to GCP compliance definitely closed this gap. Even though the company’s focus shifted to the clinical part of drug development, OracleBio continues to serve their smaller biotech clients throughout their whole R&D process not only by providing high-quality tissue image analysis but also by partnering with other service providers, such as histology labs, to facilitate their customers’ drug discovery and development journey. To learn more about OracleBio visit https://oraclebio.com/.

An extra long reaction to the finale of the Falcon and Winter Soldier series! John Sewell rejoins Rick & Bob for a spirited debate on their reaction to this episode and series overall, how the story compares to the comics, as well as some KILLER PREDICTIONS for where the story goes from here! SPOILER ALERT - You should watch the series before listening to this podcast! Connect with Rick & Bob and fellow Cap fans at https://www.facebook.com/groups/captainamericacomicbookfans Enjoy this podcast series? Please help by donating at: https://anchor.fm/capcomicbookfans/support Please subscribe, rate and review! Want to be part of the show? Leave a recorded message at https://anchor.fm/capcomicbookfans --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/capcomicbookfans/support

A couple of weeks ago I (Kurt) ran across a new song that's not officially on our playlist: But God by John Waller. I had a feeling that you guys would love it. So, we made everyone who was listening an honorary member of the Kurt and Kate Music Advisory Panel. We wanted to know if you: A) Liked the song; and… B) If perhaps we played it just for you at that moment. The response was amazing! Tons of thumbs up and some very cool “in the moment” stories. So, we thought it would be nice to “share the love” with John himself! He joined us in the 8 am ET hour. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Reaction to the third episode of the FAWS series "Power Broker!" John Waller Sewell joins Rick & Bob to discuss their reaction to this episode, how the story compares to the comics, as well as predictions for what happens next! SPOILER ALERT - You should watch the third episode before listening to this podcast! Connect with Rick & Bob and fellow Cap fans at https://www.facebook.com/groups/captainamericacomicbookfans Enjoy this podcast series? Please help by donating at: https://anchor.fm/capcomicbookfans/support Please subscribe, rate and review! Want to be part of the show? Leave a recorded message at https://anchor.fm/capcomicbookfans --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/capcomicbookfans/support

Watch our “Edge of Desire” COVER by John Mayer: https://youtu.be/kMVCV0Z8UI8Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYFE...This is a good one. Tuckers price to shave his head, we watch our Worship Fail, we try and figure out what is going on with Daniel Bashta, Tucker can't burp, I pooped my pants, I play a salesman at a Bidae dealership, I call out another one of my Ex's.I want to sew my guest's hair on my head. Tucker Richmond is an amazing guitarist who has worked with Daniel Bashta, Harvest, Jonathan and Melissa Helser, John Waller, Wilkes, After Edmund, and others.#johnmayer #​comedypodcast #musicpodcastCHASE LOWE:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drchaselowe/Email - friendsinloweplaces1@gmail.comTUCKER RICHMOND:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tucker.richmond/

Overwhelmed? Stressed out? Having a hard time keeping all those plates spinning at once? Join Shine.FM Ministry Director Brian McIntyre and his son Jake for this week's chat around The Kitchen Table as they welcome Dan Chapman from Sunrise Health Foods and Redd Remedies to talk about finding balance in the physical, spiritual, emotional and mental facets of life. In Music Matters, new music from John Waller, Needtobreathe with Drew & Ellie Holcomb, and an oldie, but goldie from Rich Mullins. In Culture Shock, the launching of The Truth Mission with Shine.FM and Bible League International. Be sure to subscribe to get all our Shine.FM podcasts.

In this episode we talk about Time to Dance, a Time to Die: The Extraordinary Story of the Dancing Plague of 1518 by John Waller. This is our first non-fiction book featured on Book Shrine, even though a deadly dancing epidemic sounds more like an episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer than real life. Join us as we dive in deeper. Don't forget to Subscribe, Rate, and Follow us on our social media pages. IG: @BookShrine Twitter: @TheBook_Shrine TikTok: @BookShrine --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bookshrine/support

It's the start of The Eleventh Hour and what better place to start than Germany? Robert, joined by Richard, discuss the curious case of the dancing plague that terrorized Strasburg in 1518. Along with the events of the choreo-mania month of Germany, they discuss the precursor of the dancing, how horrible it is to be a peasant in the 1400s, and perhaps the most fiendish demon you can possibly imagine. All research done for this episode comes from the book The Dancing Plague by John Waller.-Music Used-Heavy Brigade by https://www.purple-planet.comSmoking Gun by https://www.purple-planet.com

It's the end of the year...in 1996 and in the present too so we look at Spin's artist of the year Beck and his landmark album Odelay. And what would be a year end without lists? We go through Spin's top 20 albums of the year in 1996 and trust me there are some gems that have stood the test of time, it was a great year for music.

"When a single moment feels like it could be insignificant..." - John Waller (founder, owner, and producer of Uncage the Soul Productions) How do you turn a common idea into an uncommon concept? In this coaching conversation with John Waller, Marc & Cathey help him explore how to recraft a cliché thought into a new and meaningful idea. It comes down to figuring out how to ask new questions, how to incorporate reoccurring phrases, and how to spark new conversations. After this, you may change the way you treat your every moment.

Wer ist eigentlich John Waller?

Wer ist eigentlich John Waller?

Denna vecka går Christoffer och Marcus igenom den släng av danspest som skedde i Strasbourg 1518 efter att Frau Troffea okontrollerat börjat dansa och fler och fler människor verkade smittas.  Huvudsaklig information är tagen från boken The Dancing Plague av John Waller. Stöd Oknytt på Patreon för att öka kvalitén på avsnitten och ta del av bonusmaterial: https://www.patreon.com/oknytt Följ Oknytt på sociala medier!  Insta: @oknyttpod ( https://www.instagram.com/oknyttpod/ ) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Oknyttpod  Har du en berättelse du vill att vi ska ta upp? Maila den till: oknyttpod@gmail.com

Join me for a conversation with musician John Waller where he talks about how he found a connection to Israel and the Jewish roots of his faith

Übersetzer: „Orphan“ von John Waller.

Übersetzer: „Orphan“ von John Waller.

Worship Songs: "Our God" - Chris Tomlin "Our God Reigns Here" - John Waller "At Your Name" - Phil Wickham "Same Power" - Jeremy Camp

Worship Songs: "Our God" - Chris Tomlin "Our God Reigns Here" - John Waller "At Your Name" - Phil Wickham "Same Power" - Jeremy Camp

Worship Songs: "Our God" - Chris Tomlin "Our God Reigns Here" - John Waller "At Your Name" - Phil Wickham "Same Power" - Jeremy Camp

Sometimes you just have to kick back, grab your coffee, have a bagel and listen to FANTASTIC music!  Today I feature some new music from Beckah Shae, and you'll enjoy your favs like Jonathan Settel, Paul Wilbur, Joshua Aaron, Sue Samuel, Miqedem, John Waller, Steve McConnell, Rachel & Avner Boskey, Jeff Koch and Marty & Misha Goetz-Hoyt.Enjoy!!

It’s a plague! With dancing! A dancing plague! Like, literally. There once was a town where a plague wiped out a bunch of the residents... by making them dance until they died. (Count how many dancing references Jacob manages to squeeze into this one - it’s truly something to behold.) Some good, solid articles to get you started if you want to know more:  https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20161028-the-town-the-nearly-danced-itself-to-death  https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2018/jul/05/bizarre-dance-epidemic-of-summer-1518-strasbourg  https://publicdomainreview.org/essay/the-dancing-plague-of-1518  Puppet History episode that made Jacob briefly obsessed with the story: https://youtu.be/2MZZrDA-I4M The book Jacob did not read is by a chap called John Waller - if you want to read it buy it here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1848310536/ref=nosim?tag=thepubdomrev-20  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Special guest today John Waller, he helps businesses with Custom OnHold messages, increase their visibility and trust on the internet and also Be Safe with a Virtual Video Business Card. How to make sure everything gets done: It is kind like the plate juggler in the circus, if you want to learn how to juggle six plates, you have to practice juggling 7. It is like being on an air craft carrier. Your head is constantly on a swivel, take your eyes off of anything, and you are done. goal setting: You have to start the current year with it already completed, you have to know what you are going to do at any given moment ahead of time. The Japanese look @ the next 5,10 or 20 years NOT the next 90 days. One of the 6 in my business name Balance 6 is time, some tips in this regard: You only have 24 hours in a day. If you waste it is on you. TV is the EIR. that is the electronic income reducer. Don't watch someone else's life get better, work on yours. tips for success: You have to have a new paradigm for what you are doing, and I don't mean 2 dimes. You have to know how to pivot and when to make a change that may be new, different or uncomfortable. I started two new businesses in the last 30 days. Who know what will happen but it will be whatever I make of it and will be awesome. Importance of being referrable and follow up are key, I have to reach out Virtual business card https://talkingvcard.info/john/ https://www.johnthevirtualvideobusinesscardguy.com https://convowithjohn.com #ChristophNauer #Balance6 #smallbusiness #entrepreneurs #timemanagement #businesscoaching #business #professionals #relationship #money #health #selfcare#productivity #coaching #consulting #mentoring #teambuilding #leadership --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/christoph-nauer/support

This was a great episode with John Waller, co-founder and CEO of Humble Nut Butters (www.humblenutbutter.com) a high end nut butter company focusing on savory flavors with quality ingredients and unique spice blends. They grew through farmer's markets, local co-ops, recently launched in Whole Foods in the Twin Cities. John has a background across many different roles including a two year stint at Intelligentsia Coffee Roasters. This was a great episode and John has a lot of smart business insights. Also, the Humble Nut Butter samples he left are already gone. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/follycoffeepodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/follycoffeepodcast/support

Rick and Dan talk with Singer/Songwriter, John Waller. Support the show: https://faithtalk590.com/ministryaudio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is the coffee song by John Waller. Be kind to yourself and thanks for listening!-J&Lmorningshow@wbgl.org

This is the coffee song by John Waller. Be kind to yourself and thanks for listening!-J&Lmorningshow@wbgl.org

*Special Programming Note: This episode was recorded before the Coronavirus outbreak.John Waller and his wife Jess were looking for a healthy, savory, snack so Jess went into the kitchen and blended up some raw nuts and spices and like magic and lots of trial and error, Humble Nut Butter was born.Countless batches and plenty of feedback later, they launched three signature flavors at Farmers Markets across the Twin Cities. Now their three flavors are available at Lakewinds Food Coop or on Amazon.com.Look for:SUNDRIED BASIL CASHEWCreamy, a little tangy, a little spicy, a lot of flavor. Sundried Basil Cashew is great on vegetables raw or roasted, crackers, and sandwiches.  TRUFFLE HERB WALNUTSalty and savory, Truffle Herb Walnut is really like nothing else out there. A great addition to a charcuterie plate and glass of wine. SPICED MAPLE PECANWarm turmeric spice and the subtle sweetness of maple blend together perfectly in Spiced Maple Pecan. Support the showFollow the Makers of Minnesota on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @MakersofMN. Send story ideas to Stephanie@stephaniesdish.com If you appreciate the work we do here, please subscribe on Patreon Please subscribe to My newsletter at https://stephaniehansen.substack.com/ so you don't miss an epiosde of the Makers of Minnesota This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit stephaniehansen.substack.com/subscribe

*Special Programming Note: This episode was recorded before the Coronavirus outbreak.John Waller and his wife Jess were looking for a healthy, savory, snack so Jess went into the kitchen and blended up some raw nuts and spices and like magic and lots of trial and error, Humble Nut Butter was born.Countless batches and plenty of feedback later, they launched three signature flavors at Farmers Markets across the Twin Cities. Now their three flavors are available at Lakewinds Food Coop or on Amazon.com.Look for:SUNDRIED BASIL CASHEWCreamy, a little tangy, a little spicy, a lot of flavor. Sundried Basil Cashew is great on vegetables raw or roasted, crackers, and sandwiches. TRUFFLE HERB WALNUTSalty and savory, Truffle Herb Walnut is really like nothing else out there. A great addition to a charcuterie plate and glass of wine. SPICED MAPLE PECANWarm turmeric spice and the subtle sweetness of maple blend together perfectly in Spiced Maple Pecan. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/StephanieHansen)

*Special Programming Note: This episode was recorded before the Coronavirus outbreak.John Waller and his wife Jess were looking for a healthy, savory, snack so Jess went into the kitchen and blended up some raw nuts and spices and like magic and lots of trial and error, Humble Nut Butter was born.Countless batches and plenty of feedback later, they launched three signature flavors at Farmers Markets across the Twin Cities. Now their three flavors are available at Lakewinds Food Coop or on Amazon.com.Look for:SUNDRIED BASIL CASHEWCreamy, a little tangy, a little spicy, a lot of flavor. Sundried Basil Cashew is great on vegetables raw or roasted, crackers, and sandwiches. TRUFFLE HERB WALNUTSalty and savory, Truffle Herb Walnut is really like nothing else out there. A great addition to a charcuterie plate and glass of wine. SPICED MAPLE PECANWarm turmeric spice and the subtle sweetness of maple blend together perfectly in Spiced Maple Pecan. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/StephanieHansen)

So you want to adopt? John Waller joins a conversation with Bill Sammons, Jeff Twilley, and Andrew Jackson on The Bridge Podcast. God may have tugged on your heartstrings and called you to adoption. Three adoptive fathers explain the process is not filled with rainbows and unicorns. But the effort is worth it! With His help, healing and incredible stories of redeemed lives are possible.SHOW NOTES:1:30 - John Waller is now a father of ten children!1:50 - John Waller shares his adoption story3:55 - Bill Sammons' adoption story was influenced by John Waller6:55 - Jeff Twilley and his wife adopted domestically10:00 - Dreams and surprises during the adoption process13:45 - For large families, grocery shopping is a major undertaking15:45 - Changing your family routines for a new member16:30 - Adoption is very difficult, but it is worth it20:00 - Trauma and history causes deep scars and pain to be worked through22:00 - At age 16 some children 'age out' of the system and have nowhere to go24:30 - Some incredible stories and great outcomes from adoption!29:00 - The heroes of adoption stories are the Kids30:00 - TakeawaysProject 143 - https://www.p143.orgProject One Forty Three, Inc., (Project 143) is named for those that it serves — namely the 143 million orphans worldwide. Sadly, since our founding, this number has increased dramatically, but our mission remains the same — to help orphans experience the love of families.CCAI Adoption Services - https://www.ccaifamily.orgCCAI Adoption Services exists to promote and serve the well being of the abandoned and orphaned children and to be the bridge of love, CCAI exists to find caring families and loving American parents for abandoned and orphaned children by providing professional adoption services; provide cultural, educational, and emotional support to the adoptive families and the adopted children through Joyous Chinese Cultural Center; and reach out to the abandoned and orphaned children left behind in the orphanages through Children Charity Fund.COBYS Family Services - https://cobys.orgMotivated by Christian faith, COBYS Family Services provides foster care, adoption, counseling, family life education and permanency services for children and families at risk in Lancaster County and the surrounding area. Feedback, or Show Ideas? Send an email to podcast@887thebridge.comDownload The Bridge Mobile App to get the latest podcast episodes as soon as they are published!Please share The Bridge Podcast with a friend if you enjoyed this episode. SUBSCRIBE to The Bridge Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, and Spotify! The Bridge Podcast is still growing, and your positive review and 5-star rating would help. Podcast Sponsored by Boardwalk Plaza Hotel and Victoria's Restaurant

John is a gem.  He is also a partner at Okapi Ventures.  Before Okapi he was a founder (twice), he worked at Idealab and in corporate M&A.  As he says, he has sat on all 10 sides of the table.

John Waller founded Uncage the Soul Productions in 2004 after sampling a career variety pack that included being an adventure guide, jumping smoke on a hotshot crew, and a year as a high school science teacher. He lives along the edge of the Impassable Wilderness in Portland, directing, producing, and editing adventure documentaries, commercial shorts, and cause-related campaigns. The mission of Uncage the Soul is to capture the wonder that is around us and compel the wonder that is within us. For more info check out www.uncagethesoul.com I met John on my Iceland trek this summer where I got to watch him at work, and I was intrigued by how the name of his company reflected who he is, the work he does, and the mission of the company. I believe you will find some great insights especially at the end when I ask him for a final piece of advice for educators.

Follow us down the garden path as we explore the history of ratcatching, the science of training rats, and how gullible children are.Recorded by Sarah-Jayne Robinson and Tim Newport at CPAS Podcast Studio.Edited by Tim Newport. Transcribed by Sarah-Jayne Robinson.Intro music sampled from "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/--SJ: [Fairytale music underneath] In the year 1284 a mysterious man appeared in Hameln. [Fairytale music continues]SJ: Hi, my name’s SJTee: And my name’s TeeSJ: And we’re Crumbs of Science, a podcast about the science in and around fairytalesTee: So today we’re talking about the Pied Piper of Hamelin, a Brothers Grimm fairytale which was first published in 1816 but the story dates back well before that.SJ: There’s a lot of evidence showing that this event that occurs in the Pied Piper of Hamelin, actually happened. So to give you a rough idea of what was happening around the world in the late 13th Century – Marco Polo was making his journeys around the globe, the Ottoman empire had just been founded and King Edward the First was on the throne in England. The story of the Pied Piper continues – he was wearing a coat of many coloured, bright cloth, for which reason he was called the Pied Piper. He claimed to be a ratcatcher and he promised that for a certain sum that he would rid the city of all mice and rats. The citizens struck a deal, promising him a certain price. The ratcatcher then took a small fife from his pocket, which is a little musical instrument a bit like a flute or a recorder today, and began to blow on it. Rats and mice immediately came from every house and gathered around him. When he thought that he had them all, he led them to the river Wesser, where he pulled off his clothes and walked them into the water. The animals all followed him, fell in, and drowned.Tee: So here’s the thing about, uh, training rats to do things – uh, they can be, rats can be trained. But the, I mean, people do train rats for all sorts of things, uh scientists use them in labs, they, the rats are really smart and they’re used for analogues for humans, um, because we have quite similar physiology…physiological reactions to things, um, and they can be trained.SJ: Could I train rats to follow me when I played my flute?Tee: You could train rats to follow you, yes, but you couldn’t train them to follow you because you’re playing a flute or a fife or uh, whatever you’ve got on hand, um, because when you’re training rats, um, it’s all about quite simple stimuli and quite simple commands. So, there’s an article in the New York Times, uh, from 2016, by Malia Wollan and she interviewed a guy called Mark Harden, from Animals for Hollywood. And the way they train the rats, is they reward them with food and they, uh, when they perform an action after a simple trigger like a click or a light going on, something like that.SJ: Do you think, that if I laid food in front of rats, that they would run, if I put enough food in, they’d run into water and die?Tee: I don’t think so, like we said, they’re actually quite smart, they’re not as, yeh, they’re not that dumb.SJ: So, they couldn’t sew me a dress and they probably wouldn’t follow me when I play my flute, that’s very unexciting.Tee: Music does actually affect rats though. It does, you can, it’s not so much useful for training them, but if you want to change the way rats behave or their physiology, a 2018 review of 42 different studies on rats found that rats really were affected…music, listening to music increased the neuroplasticity of the brains, so the brains ability to reprogram itself, um, it improved their ability to learn, it reduced their anxiety. Uh, it also affected them physically as well, and, it, they tried a bunch of different types of music as well.SJ: I was just, I was trying really hard to find a joke, for what, [T laughing] for what were the favourite, uh a rats favourite music, but sadly I don’t have anything yet.Tee: Well, science says, a rat’s favourite music is, uh, classical music. Um, they use specifically, it’s a very specific Mozart tuneSJ: YepTee: Which we’ll play for you now[Mozart K448 plays]Tee: And it’s Mozart, uh, K448, so it’s just, it’s a particular composition of Mozart’s.SJ: I feel like Mozart usually had more creatively namedTee: Yeh, this wasn’t one of his bigger onesSJ: music. Ah.Tee: I think that scientists just really like using this one. But they’ve alsoSJ: OKTee: used, uh, house musicSJ: YepTee: Um, listening to house music improved the rat’s serotonin levels. Rock music…SJ: That, that, that very much confuses me because house music does not improve anything.Tee: [laughing]SJ: I mean, other than my desire to leave the place where house music is being played.Tee: Um, the, listening to rock music, uh, lowered the blood pressure of the rats. Uh, listening to The Prodigy, um, listened, lowered anxiety.SJ: This is very specific, hopefully it was a scientist’s favouriteTee: [laughing]SJ: I wonder how much effort went into deciding specificallyTee: Mmmmm…SJ: Prodigy, is what was needed.Tee: Yeh, uhSJ: I would also like to know what Taylor SwiftTee: [Laugh] They also listened to Night Wish, as well.SJ: I’ve never even heard of them.Tee: Really? OhSJ: What type of music is that one?Tee: It’s like a goth, pop, high-fantasy...how do I describe?SJ: Those words often don’t go together.Tee: Let’s just play some Night Wish.SJ: I feel like that’s going to be copyrighted.Tee: [laughs]SJ: So, we know what type of music a rat’s favourite, or at least which changes their brains a bit, but what is a rats favourite game?Tee: I don’t know SJ, what’s a rats favourite game?SJ: Hide and squeak!Tee: [groans]SJ: But anyway, so the story continues that once the citizens had been freed, it says specifically of the plague, so the plague of rats, they regretted having promised him so much money. And using lots of excuses, they refused to pay him. So he went away, bitter and angry, as you would if people had refused to pay you. But then he took it another step further and he returned on a specific day, June 26th, St Johns and St Pauls day, early in the morning at 7 o’clock, now dressed in a hunters costume with a dreadful look on his face and wearing a red hat. He sounded his fife in the streets but this time it wasn't rats and mice that came to him but rather children, a great number of boys and girls from their fourth year on. Among them was the mayor's grown daughter. The swarm followed him and he led them into a mountain where he disappeared with them. So the Brothers Grimm the way that they worked was that that they went out and collected stories from around Europe and then just wrote them down. There was a window, a church window in the city of Hamelin which depicted a man playing an instrument, playing the flute or his fife, surrounded by children and then I think it read in their town register that ‘in the year 1284 after the birth of Christ from Hameln were led away 130 children born at this place led away by a Piper into a mountain’. Now that's part of the Brothers Grimm fairy tale but it’s also, was actually written in their town register, which is where he got the story from. The town of Hamelin still believes in this so much so that there’s actually a street, that has has a very German name so I apologize for my pronunciation, Bungelosenstrasse, which is known as the street without drums, and this is the street supposedly where the children were last seen and still, to this day, people aren't allowed to play music or dance there, to the point where if you were having a wedding procession and you had a band with you and you wanted to cross the street, all the musicians would have to stop playing, walk across the street, and then they could start on the other side. So they still really really believe in this. So there’s a couple of theories about what happened to these children, I’ll admit, none of them good.Tee: But before we hear the theories, let’s take a look at the actual story. So the story says, he played music and the children all followed him. So children are affected, like, the science is, the science says, basically, children are affected by music, and every few years, someone publishes an article saying music is good for learning, music will make your child a genius, listening to Mozart in the womb will make your child the next Stephen Hawking.SJ: I have definitely heard this, however there has only been one Stephen Hawking and I somehow doubt that he was played Mozart in the womb.Tee: [mmm]SJ: You never know, my kids are going to have Taylor Swift played for them so.Tee: [laughs] Well, so here’s the thing, we know it has an effect on children's development, there was a review of 46 studies published in the Frontiers in Psychology Journal, um, that found that while they couldn’t definitively say that music didn’t have any effects, they also, it was unclear in every regard, the specific effects of the music.SJ: But there’s so many storiesTee: Yeh, I know rightSJ: It means it must be true.Tee: Well because there’s these, these studies get done all the time because we all want to know how to, like, how we can improve our children’s development, how we can make people, make people smarter generally,SJ: Some children, are dumb,Tee: But they found it was basically unclear whether music had any effect on motor skills, social skills, language skills, cognition, academic performance…SJ: [sighs]Tee: There was basically, you could, you could say there is...SJ: Rats, is it really just homework, just doing homework and being generally smart.Tee: Yeh, I think just going to school and being a good student, makes you a better student. That was pretty much it.SJ: So upsetting, what about osmosis, by putting your textbook under your pillow and then going to sleep in the morningTee: I mean, that was my strategy for many years.SJ: [laughs] Mine too.Tee: And well here we are.SJ: I don’t think it actually worked. Sad to say I never remembered any of the answers I needed.Tee: So music doesn’t hypnotise children, that’s probably pretty clear. What are the theories on how these children were taken?SJ: There have been lots of ideas about what could have happened to them. So one of the ideas is that they all died from the plague, because the bubonic plague swept through Europe. However, this theory doesn’t really stack up because the Black Death actually swept through Europe about 100 years later. It was pretty horrible, it did kill around a third of Europe, however it’s very unlikely that it did kill these children in Hamelin. So there's another theory that maybe the children were sent away from their parents because of the extreme poverty. There's some other theories that maybe the children were part of the mysterious dancing plague. So dancing plagues, the most famous one that I found was in 1518 in Strasbourg where hundreds of citizens danced uncontrollably and supposedly unwillingly for days on end and overall it lasted for about two months before ending as it began and I, from the sounds of it, it's just people went out on the street and started dancing and wouldn't stop for anything. They would collapse when they were exhausted and then they’d just get up and start dancing again when they could.Tee: Were they, like, aware that they were dancing, were they conscious?SJ: [high-pitched] I feel like they were. There’s a couple of explanations, some of them more plausible than others for these dancing plagues, like demonic possession, there’s other ones like overheated blood which I suppose was a diagnosis in the medical, in medieval times, cause I haven’t heard of that. There’s also eating some weird sustogens.Tee: There was one theory about um, ergot, the, which is a psychedelic um, psychedelic fungus. That was the one that they thought might have been the, um, the ah, the Salem Witch trials, could have been a similar deal, yeh. Basically it gets into the water and then you drink the water and then you, uh, experience altered states of conscience, you react in different ways, but, I reckon that one was, they didn’t really think that one was a good theory because not everyone would have reacted in the exact same way, whereas the dancing plagues, everyone just went out dancing.SJ: The most accepted theory for dancing plagues, was from the American medical historian, John Waller, who believe that it was a form of mass psychogenic disorder which takes place under circumstances of extreme stress, which, once again, makes sense, living in the middle ages was very very stressful. So, there was the idea that maybe these children were part of a dancing, a random dancing plague but once again, doesn't really stack up because the most famous ones were around 1518 so that's a couple of hundred years later. The very, well the last popular theory is that, once again, pardon my German, that Ostsiedlung, which was the mass movement of German people eastwards, to go colonise other countries which happened during the middle ages. So then the theory is that the Pied Piper was a flamboyantly dress recruiting officer and convincing the townspeople to leave and colonize Eastern Europe and this theory’s sort of backed up by later on in the Brothers Grimm fairy tale that, there’s actually the line that says, ‘Some say that the children were led into a cave and that they came out again in Transylvania’ so that supports the theory. And there's a linguist, Jurgen Udolph, who researched that the names from Hamelin may have found their way into modern-day Polish names, so Poland-Transylvania, not that close really, but this is…Tee: Yeh, a linguistic link across the two. And the, I mean, there is the thing where they may have referred to the townspeople as the children of the town as well in this, in this original inscription that the Brothers Grimm took a look at, it could have, they could have been talking about adults. They’re just saying the children of the town were led away, rather than not specifically meaning the young people of the town.SJ: However we didn’t mention a really interesting part of this story is that today, you always hear it as, the children, the rats were killed and then the children were taken away but thenthe, in the first, from like when it actually happened, from the 1200s through to the, about maybe the 1600s, the story was just about the children being taken away, the rats weren’t actually part of it. That was added later. I think there was another story?Tee: I mean, ratcatchers were a huge thing, like when, especially when the black death came around, it, if you were, if you come into a town and get rid of their rats, people would sing songs about you, people would write stories about you. So…SJ: Very popular people.Tee: The, um uh, the Black Death was going, going around in the 1300s so, both these stories would have been old when the Brothers Grimm were collecting them, so it’s entirely possible they just got mashed together.SJ: So this story has actually, it’s so popular, there’s heaps and heaps of versions around the world, so there’s versions, a couple of versions from Germany, there’s versions from Denmark, there’s versions from Austria - where it’s the ratcatcher of Korneuburg, there’s the rat hunter from Denmark, England had their own go with the Pied Piper of Newtown. There’s also a version of Syria of Avicenna and the Mouse Plague at Aleppo. So this was a really big story in the middle ages and it’s also pretty popular now. It’s a bit, it’s a pretty horrifying story,Tee: YehSJ: So I don’t quite know why it turns up so much.Tee: And here’s, and here’s the thing with this story, is that it really doesn’t, there’s not really a moral orSJ: No, usually these stories are like,Tee: YehSJ: children, be good and listen to your parents, this one almost seems to be - remember to pay people.Tee: Yeh, pretty much, it’s yeh, don’t, don’t stiff people or they might take your children, which.SJ: Is a really extreme reaction.Tee: Yeh.SJ: Gosh, there are laws against that sort of thing nowadays.Tee: I mean, as a, as a freelancer, I want to get paid, but I’m not going to resort to kidnapping.SJ: [laughs] Then you’d have to look after the children, which, let’s be honest, will cost you more than you agreed to get paid.Tee: Um, don’t try to use rats for useful tasks, is I guess the main message.SJ: But you could, we can train them to make my clothes.Tee: Mmmm.SJ: We can, make them walk into water and die.Tee: Mm.SJ: Not at all?Tee: Not at all.SJ: Rats!Tee: [laughs]SJ: Ah, that, didn’t even plan that one, one. So thank you very much everyone, hopefully you learnt something or at least enjoyed listening to us blabber. So we hope that you have a happily ever after, at least until next week.[Fairytale music starts and then fades out]

Bible News Radio for December 17, 2018 Today we looked at some headlines, including Obamacare being overturned and the Pope wanting to change the Lord's Prayer. We mentioned The Kind Body products and also we highlight John Waller's older song As for Me & My House. Text me by texting BibleNews to 33222 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/biblenews/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/biblenews/support

John Waller, 94, was on the troopship SS Leopoldville when it was torpedoed by a German U-boat in the English Channel on Christmas Eve, 1944. What happened after that was a tragic and amazing story that remained shrouded in mystery for decades after, until it was made it into a documentary. He tells us the tale. Then the people at Zeiders American Dream Theater talk about the coming season. Joe Flanagan hosts this show.

Recording artist John Waller shares his miracle

Jay chats with John Waller about his latest single called "Awakening"

The Groovecast has delivered on its promise of an interview and it is a gem! Our guest, Scott Meeder, is the proverbial "Jeff Porcaro" of Atlanta. Even if you're not familiar with his name it's a virtual guarantee that you've heard him on record. He has been the first call session drummer on the Atlanta recording scene for the past 30 years. His credits include: .38 Special, Toni Braxton, Sugarland, Ricky Gunn, Aaron Shust, John Waller, and countless tv, motion picture, and radio dates. We discuss his musical upbringing and education, first gigs, musical influences, early use of electronics, his studio experiences, recording gear, large scale touring, his current work, and advice for young musicians. Please subscribe to the show on Itunes, Google Play Podcasts, Podbean, Stitcher or your favorite podcast app. A new episode is published every Monday!

As a singer/songwriter, touring musician, recording artist, music producer and family man, Jason Hoard’s life has been anything but quiet.  His music career has taken him far and wide, touring with mainstream Christian band Third Day as well as his own band, Jason Hoard and the Furies, besides recording a solo album.  As the owner of Black Cat Studio in Griffin, Georgia, he has also recorded several other well-known artists such as Casting Crowns, Natalie Grant and John Waller.  Join us in the STL studio as Jason chats with Terah Tucker about his life in and outside of his music. Check out more about Jason at his website. http://soundingthelight.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/STL_Jason_Hoard.mp3 The post STL #27 – Jason Hoard appeared first on Sounding The Light.

We wait. We wait in grocery lines and at the bank. We wait for vacations and new jobs. We wait for opportunity, we wait for healing. We spend a good portion of our life in the in-between times, so what should we do with all that waiting? That is what this week's song, "While I'm Waiting" by John Waller and our Scripture emphasis in Psalm 40 both talk about. Perhaps God is developing something in you in the wait that will be necessary in the arrival. On this week's episode I discuss: The podcast episode with Michael Hyatt and Michele Cushatt that inspired me to choose the song Major Biblical figures forced to wait long periods of time before God brought them to a place of success How waiting does not just accompany faith, it is woven into the fabric of our faith because it is woven into the fabric of our lives David's song of waiting - Psalm 40 How David waited and God's response - Psalm 40:1 The hardest part of waiting How trouble and temptations can develop patience in us - James 1:2-4 How God steadies us even on solid ground - Psalm 40:2 Embracing the wait and learning what God has for us - Psalm 40:6 A quote from Jeff Goins' book, "The In-Between" Worshiping in the wait - Psalm 40:5 Serving in the wait - Psalm 40:10 The good that can come out of the wait - Psalm 40:3 A reminder to TRUST GOD in the wait - Psalm 40:4 There will always be seasons of wait - Psalm 40:13, 17  Additional Resources Lyrics Behind the Song with Kevin Davis on New Release Tuesday Transcript of Michael Hyatt's podcast episode on "Waiting" "What To Do While You're Waiting" by Daniel Darling This Week's Challenge Spend some time in Psalm 40 for yourself! There is much more to discover. God knows you intimately and will reveal things to you if you will invest some time in the process. Read Psalm 40 over and over again this week. Read it in different versions. Read it aloud. Then allow God to pull out the truths that He wants to impact this season of your life. Have a conversation with God about what you are reading. Embrace the wait until next week's podcast!

John Waller shares about adaption and Pastor John shares from his heart about fatherhood.

Songwriter John Waller flows in a frequency from heaven that causes demons to flee — depression, fear and anxiety go! John was delivered after 14 years of depression. Now many are healed as they worship to his music. Get ready to receive!

Songwriter John Waller flows in a frequency from heaven that causes demons to flee — depression, fear and anxiety go! John was delivered after 14 years of depression. Now many are healed as they worship to his music. Get ready to receive!

Songwriter John Waller flows in a frequency from heaven that causes demons to flee — depression, fear and anxiety go! John was delivered after 14 years of depression. Now many are healed as they worship to his music. Get ready to receive!

Songwriter John Waller flows in a frequency from heaven that causes demons to flee — depression, fear and anxiety go! John was delivered after 14 years of depression. Now many are healed as they worship to his music. Get ready to receive!

Industrial Security Professional, John Waller, explains what security professionals in government and industry should know to carry out Executive Order 13526 – Classified National Security Information and its implementing directives.

New music from John Waller. We introduce new artists The Apostolic Boys, WRENT and Jared Anderson. Also classics from Dallas Holm and Greg Long.