Podcasts about july'

Each July, we celebrate Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. This year, the theme we've chosen is The Skin I'm In. So often as Black women we're told it's okay to be ourselves as long as it doesn't make others uncomfortable. We're told to embrace our individuality but in the ways that align neatly with the expression of individuality that's digestible for society. But what happens when you don't feel like you fit into the mold? We're not always shown how to manage the othering and the stigma that comes with it. Well this month, we're doing exactly that and expanding what it means to show up as a Black woman and sharing words of encouragement to any sisters struggling to accept what feels natural to them.  All month long you can expect content on our blog, here on the podcast, in our Sister Circle community, and across our social media channels to celebrate being authentic to you. We'll be engaging the ways history has impacted the way we love and value ourselves and tapping into the ways we can combat negative self-image. So be sure to visit us at therapyforblackgirls.com to stay connected and follow us on both IG & FB @therapyforblackgirls or on Twitter at @therapy4bgirls And if you want to get the inside scoop and reminders about events and conversations for the month, you can text the word 'July' to 504-499-0663. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Here we are again! Next week's podcast is confirmed as the 1-year anniversary show. Magics & Tragics of the past year IATA Safety Report released Stats down on 2020 over 2019 as would be expected Real terms - a few signs of needing to focus on all areas of Safety, SMS, Training currency/recency etc. Opportunities to educate the public on how safe the industry really Withe every good piece of news there is a flip side Without Govt's getting behind aviation 'July or Bust' could be reality for many  We need to open up the skies now -- well done to those bringing the metal back Canadian ATC concerns at redundancies Ryan Air opening up new routes Norwegian have recruited ex Ryanair Adrian Dunne as new EVP Ops -- solid choice.. Finnair focus on electric Aircraft possibilities - Heart's ES-19 Sweden to increase airport fees for high polluting aircraft Atlanta Hartsfield back at Nr.1 Busiest Airport QR - Operating more seats than any other carrier

To Renew your PfCO or not?!? The CAA Drone regulations are changing on 1st July 2020 and we're getting an increasing number of enquiries each day with people asking 'What do I do, my PfCO stops being valid on 1st July'... 'How can the CAA cancel my PfCO on the 1st July, it cost me a fortune to get!' and 'is it worth me renewing my PfCO or completing my PfCO Course'? So, in today's video, we dive on in and take a look at the future of the PfCO and why it is (or isn't) worth renewing your PfCO and KEEPING IT VALID beyond 1st July 2020, when the new EASA Drone Rules are adopted by the UK CAA. Link to CAA Safety Notice regarding overflight of Uninvolved People, with drones: http://publicapps.caa.co.uk/docs/33/S... Please feel free to rate the video and leave any comments or questions below... There are more videos and reviews coming all the time so be sure to check back regularly or subscribe to stay up to date! Blue skies, Matt ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Home of Drone & Aviation Expert Matt Williams: https://www.mrmpw.com Join us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MisterMPW/ Get behind the scenes insights on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mr_mpw/ The World's Leading Drone Training from UAVHUB: https://www.uavhub.com Contact the ICARUS Team, to discuss A2 and GVC Training Courses on: +44 (0)1491 526700 UAVHUB TheUAVHUB TeamDRONE TeamUAV

Its TED talk week and one person I am going to give a shout out to during the talk is Jolene Park, of the TED talk 'Gray Area Drinkers' fame, I love her work and it seemed fitting to have her as our guest on the podcast. Updated Another heads up for our online community The Sober Club  www.thesoberclub.com (http://www.thesoberclub.com/) no obligation whatsoever, and you will get our pdf 'Selfcare in Sobriety' If being part of a club / community isn't your thing no worries at all the podcast remains free and I will continue to do it while I have great inspirational guests! UPDATE; The Sober Club is up and running - join us   Selfcare  I forgot to offer a selfcare tip! But here it is …Treat yourself some lovely PJ’s or lounge-wear or a floppy T shirt – whatever you want to call it, because in early sobriety its just fantastic to get snuggly and go to bed early.  Good one right? The next Selfcare for the Sober Curious event is on Monday July 22nd, at The Jago a funky club in London, bit of a party we hope as we did promo our 'stay dry till July' campaign in Jan, go to eventbrite type My Yard (the charity) and get your FREE ticket If you're nervous drop us a DM and we will make sure you are welcome, its very infromal. Here's the link for tickets https://bit.ly/2KZZ9PL

Janey speaks to Andy Ramage one half of One Year No Beer who offer a range of challenges for people to quit the booze. They are literally global with members in over 80 countries.  There's a self care tip around mindset (as I prepare for my TEDxED talk in Norwich on July 13th.  you can watch the live stream. Since posting on linked in about my 18 month sobriety and the work I'm doing I've had a surprising number of old acquaintances getting in touch congratulating me and welcoming me to the 'best club ever' .  It really does feel that way, as the fab hashtag wearetheluckiest outlines we really are the ones having the most fun, and getting to remember it!  The timing is perfect as we reveal the first steps of our soon to be launched online community The Sober Club - we're running a 'beta' launch so to be in with the first bunch of people (very limited number) and at the cheapest rate it will ever be) give us your email address and you will be on the waiting list to be the first to hear about the proper launch www.thesoberclub.com (https://thesoberclub.lpages.co/the-sober-club-waiting-list/) no obligation whatsoever, and you will get our pdf Selfcare in Sobriety If being part of a club / community isn't your thing no worries at all the podcast remains free and I will continue to do it while I have great inspirational guests! The next Selfcare for the Sober Curious event is on Monday July 22nd, at The Jago a funky club in London, bit of a party we hope as we did promo our 'stay dry till July' campaign in Jan, go to eventbrite type My Yard (the charity) and get your FREE ticket If you're nervous drop us a DM and we will make sure you are welcome, its very infromal. Heres the link for tickets https://bit.ly/2KZZ9PL

Is the establishment of a sort of 'user agreement' for a group backpacking trip really necessary? Are we establishing ground rules or simply trying to micromanage our friends and family? Derek and Carl each suggest 3 agreements you should consider when planning a group trip in order to make it the best possible experience. Have they gone too far? You be the judge. Check out our Facebook page to join the conversation: https://www.facebook.com/backpackingandblisters/ Also, if you're interested in the movie 'July is Here', you can access it on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mb1kqSCQhJw&t=203s  

Derek and Carl are definitely not gear reviewers. However, there have been multiple requests to discuss the gear they use. Favorites, least favorites, and the most unreliable piece(s) of gear are intertwined into this conversation. Also, there are a lot of gear myths out there. Which are real and which are just a bunch of hogwash? Can you really trust the temperature rating on a sleeping bag? If you break in your shoes/boots, does that guarantee that you won't get any blisters? These, and others, are discussed. Check out our Facebook page to join the conversation: https://www.facebook.com/backpackingandblisters/ Also, if you're interested in the movie 'July is Here', you can access it on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mb1kqSCQhJw&t=203s

Are the freeze dried food companies price gouging backpackers? Or is it simply okay to call it a splurge if you pay $8 for mac and cheese? Derek and Carl address these questions along with providing food-related tips (not recipes) that just might be helpful. Carl also references a phone call he made to Mountain House Foods where he brings up a few issues with a customer service representative.  Check out our Facebook page to join the conversation: https://www.facebook.com/backpackingandblisters/ Also, if you're interested in the movie 'July is Here', you can access it on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mb1kqSCQhJw&t=203s

On this weeks episode, Carolyn talks with William Goldenberg, the Oscar-winning Editor on '22 July', a film that dives into the story of the terrorist attacks that took place in Norway in 2011. William talks about his time in Norway during production as well as how he was able to sculpt this dramatic drama into a movie that not only tells a true story but also delivers a message. Hosted by: Carolyn Giardina Produced by: Matthew Whitehurst

  Some companies spend thousands of dollars to learn about their employees' personalities. Derek and Carl have an easier, cheaper way to determine what kind of person you are (specifically, your trail character). Narrowing it to just 8 questions, Carl designed a test that highlights the best and worst of our trail personalities. And...it's probably just as accurate as the rest of the personality tests out there.  Check out our Facebook page to join the conversation: https://www.facebook.com/backpackingandblisters/ Also, if you're interested in the movie 'July is Here', you can access it on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mb1kqSCQhJw&t=203s

Det vakte ikke så lidt opsigt, da 28-årige Gina Jaqueline valgte at stå frem i en række tv-udsendelser og fortælle om tilværelsen som sugerdater - en ung kvinde, der indvilliger i at date ældre mænd mod champagne, smykker eller andre materielle godbidder. Nu er Gina Jaqueline tilbage i dokumentaren 'Gina Jaqueline - midt i en drøm'. I den anledning taler Filmland Podcast med instruktøren Sofie Lange, og derudover er der anmeldelser af bl.a. den nye 'Halloween' og Netflix-dramaet om Utøya-attentatet, 'July 22'. Tilrettelæggelse: Per Juul Carlsen. www.dr.dk/film

Most of us go out into the wild to get away from it all, reset, gain perspective, etc. However, when we bring or encounter other people, inevitably there is going to be some drama. Derek and Carl have had fun creating scenarios in various episodes, but this one explores legitmate situations that either Derek or Carl (or both) have actually experienced over the years -- sometimes more than once. What are the best ways to handle these situations? Derek gives it a crack. How were these situations handled in the moment? Not always what you'd expect. Check out our Facebook page to join the conversation: https://www.facebook.com/backpackingandblisters/ Also, if you're interested in the movie 'July is Here', you can access it on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mb1kqSCQhJw&t=203s

Kevin is joined by Next Best Picture writer and podcaster Josh Parham to talk about Oliver Stone's Ron Kovic biopic 'Born on the Fourth of July,' the likely runner-up in the 1989 Oscar race that lost to 'Driving Miss Daisy.' 0:00 - 1:26 - Introduction 1:27 - 34:44 - 'Born on the Fourth of July' review  34:45 - 1:03:25 - Why 'Born on the Fourth of July' lost Best Picture 1:03:26 - 1:28:52 - Shoulda been a contender 1:28:53 - 1:34:40 - Did 'Born on the Fourth of July' deserve to win? Go to FilmTrophies.com or email at filmtrophies@gmail.com to vote for which film you think deserved to win Best Picture. Follow Kevin Jacobsen on Twitter: @Kevin_Jacobsen Follow Josh Parham on Twitter: @JRParham Follow And the Runner-Up Is on Twitter: @OscarRunnerUp Theme/End Music is "The Virtue" by Jonathan Adamich

If you've been listening to the podcast long enough then you know that Derek brings up 'going to the bathroom in the woods' all too frequently. In this episode we embrace the topic. While Carl tries to make it relevant to trail life with tips and tricks, Derek is more interested in one's general digestive health. Derek also brings up some of his other favorite topics like backcountry games and off-trail hiking. Also discussed are video saboteurs, leave no trace guidelines for peeing, and what happens if a Moose approaches you when you're going #2. Check out our Facebook page to join the conversation: https://www.facebook.com/backpackingandblisters/ Also, if you're interested in the movie 'July is Here', you can access it on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mb1kqSCQhJw&t=203s

Do you know your trail lingo? There is a lot of verbage out there that is unique to the hiking community. Some are more common thru-hiker conversations, some if you're simply an experienced backpacker, and some...frankly, Derek and Carl had never heard of. Who comes up with these terms? Derek and Carl try to create a couple of their own. In this episode you can score yourself at the "Trail Lingo Test" to see how you measure up. Check out our Facebook page to join the conversation: https://www.facebook.com/backpackingandblisters/ Also, if you're interested in the movie 'July is Here', you can access it on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mb1kqSCQhJw&t=203s

Welcome to Season 2!!! In the season opener, Derek and Carl recap some things learned and relearned from their July trip. How important are group dynamics to backpacking? Is it ever too early to pack? Why is there always somebody who tries to compromise the plan? Does Derek know how to dry out his shoes and socks with a campfire? How many blisters did Carl get from wearing cotton socks through multiple rain storms? What happens when a ranger catches you carrying too few bear canisters? All these questions (and more) are addressed in one way or another. Check out our Facebook page to join the conversation: https://www.facebook.com/backpackingandblisters/ Also, if you're interested in the movie 'July is Here', you can access it on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mb1kqSCQhJw&t=203s

In the final "between-the-seasons" episode Derek and Carl are joined by Tayson Whittaker from Outdoor Vitals. The main topics on the table include ultralight vs. comfort, ultralight vs. cost, down vs. synthetic, and...Luke Skywalker's real ability to survive a night with dead Tauntaun insulation. Check out our Facebook page to join the conversation: https://www.facebook.com/backpackingandblisters/ Also, if you're interested in the movie 'July is Here', you can access it on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mb1kqSCQhJw&t=203s  

CliffCentral.com — In light of last month being 'plastic-free July', this week Robyn Sher joins Ben and Siya to give helpful tips for waste free living. Armed with the knowledge from Lifestyle Home Garden’s blog, discover tricks like composting, growing your own, meal prep, and reusing certain items to be kinder to the planet. Lifestyle Home Garden

We are back with Barbara Harper! If you have not yet listened to part one of this two-part episode, then go ahead and tune in to episode 12! Barbara Harper is a leading voice for childbirth and maternity care reform, an author, educator, midwife and internationally recognized expert on the use of warm water immersion for labor and birth. In this episode, Barbara talks to us all about WATER BIRTH. It's benefits and risks, who makes a good candidate, why it benefits both mom and baby, and so much more! If you enjoyed this 2-part episode, then go ahead and share it with those you think might enjoy from it! Listen in to find out more about our upcoming ‘July' & August events, and take a moment to visit our website and sign up to our monthly newsletter for regular updates! www.bellybabymom.com . . . If you enjoy our podcast, please leave the show a 5 Star rating and review on iTunes to help get the show in front of others! Also SHARE, SHARE, SHARE!!
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Erin Cardiff talks shop about her feature-length screenplay, '4th of July'. -Logline: "Retracing the final decade of a young woman's life and abuse she's suffered reveals how she arrived in harm's way, while she tries desperately to protect herself and her children from the danger they cannot escape. Based on true events." Learn more at ScriptShopShow.com/22

What?? A new episode so soon?! No foolin'! Doug hopes this helps you pass the rainy days, friends. If you would like to join the Prohibitches, just let Doug know. Let's try to make this a bit more regular than the Wing Committee ha    Contents: - Some good squealing by Doug and Megan - The AMC theater in Council Bluffs has a dome in the lobby that is WOW! - Someone is NOT burning up for Douglas. - I got stuck in a crazy hail storm a couple weeks ago. - Anonymous American Playing '4th of July' at the Barley St. (for Doug!) - This is what happened outside of Doug's house. - I can't really make this not gross and wrong. But really it's just a little rubber sample thingy of the Purple mattress Doug just got.  - Go Karts in CB! - The first bonfire of the 2017 season (Sorry Jamie!) - Sweet sounds of the Duck Inn. Megan says this is 'the future.' What??  - Sounds of Cascio's with our **BIG IDEA** - Anonymous American rocking the Boss (with intro from Joni) - I sharpened a knife all on my own!! - Some gong banging at work - HOBOWRECK DEMOTIME: An acoustic demo of 'Ziggy Stardust' OOooOOOOoOo miss you, David.

Listen to 'Films Dee Podcast Take 3: Christmas in July' - featuring KarynRose Bruyning and Artemus Jenkins, Co-Creators of Christmas in July Since 1982 and host, Richard Thomas, Content Curator of @Filmsdee. For more, visit www.christmasinjuly1982.com | Follow: @thekarynrose + @artemusjenkins on twitter And follow @Filmsdee on twitter for an endless stream of digital entertainment & editorials.

Week of: July 7 - July 11, 2011 (Original Air Date - July 2008) Due to the 'Fourth of July' holiday, I decided to bust out an older segment (with an updated intro) that I had recorded back in July of 2008, in which I did a historical discussion of the "Declaration of Independence" and the causes | reasons leading up to our desire to separate from England to form a new nation.  I'm not sure if playing an older segment makes me extremely lazy or extremely efficient (I prefer the latter), but seeing how our history as a new nation does not change, the information and discussion is just as relevant today as it was 3 years ago...without me having to record it a second time. ;) Also, seeing how this segment from the archives is no longer available on-demand, it will be the first time hearing it for any listeners who have discovered the show in the last few years. So, to commemorate our Independence Day, I hope that you enjoy this robust historical discussion on the subject...enjoy the show! www.stimulatedboredom.com 

Almost 4 hrs of flying from Amsterdam... Cyprus. This is the Spacemusic report LIVE from this Island during our vacation. Lots of sunshine and high temperatures, around 33C. Beautiful people, great food, excellent climate, perfect for relaxation and back to nature. However, not very nice for your bankaccount, Cypriot Pounds flow like crazy! Enjoy today's show and look for details into the mp3 (Songtext tab) Cheers everybody MUSIC CUE SHEET for show #36 00:00 Welcome to Spacemusic #36 - VERGI HOTEL (live...from Cyprus) 00:33 BOARDING 03:00 Take-off! 03:36 Prophetrance (demomix, don't ask us title cause we don't have any clue...) 06:41 Anyma plays 'I am' 10:47 Somewhere on the beach...(33C.air/26C.water) 17:23 Randall Cousins plays 'Distant Memories' 20:10 Mosaik plays 'Plateau' 24:12 Snakes and Chameleon 26:45 Vangelis plays 'Monastery of La Rabida' 29:55 Edward Shearmur plays '4th of July' 33:30 Mantacoup plays 'Bern' 35:00 L.S.G. plays 'Concatenation' 42:54 Pete Namlook plays 'The night before I left' 52:10 Arrival at the Vergi Hotel for the last evening 55:20 Roger Sanchez plays 'Another Chance' 59:45 Wil je 'm ook even aaien..? *** * Many thanks to all people on the Island of Cyprus * Helios Airways = a very pleasant flight my friends! * Big shoutout to Debby and Ferry for company and great cappucino drinking :-) * Next show: October 8th * http://www.spacemusic.nl http://spacemusic.libsyn.com spacemusic.nl@gmail.com

Almost 4 hrs of flying from Amsterdam... Cyprus. This is the Spacemusic report LIVE from this Island during our vacation. Lots of sunshine and high temperatures, around 33C. Beautiful people, great food, excellent climate, perfect for relaxation and back to nature. However, not very nice for your bankaccount, Cypriot Pounds flow like crazy! Enjoy today's show and look for details into the mp3 (Songtext tab) Cheers everybody MUSIC CUE SHEET for show #36 00:00 Welcome to Spacemusic #36 - VERGI HOTEL (live...from Cyprus) 00:33 BOARDING 03:00 Take-off! 03:36 Prophetrance (demomix, don't ask us title cause we don't have any clue...) 06:41 Anyma plays 'I am' 10:47 Somewhere on the beach...(33C.air/26C.water) 17:23 Randall Cousins plays 'Distant Memories' 20:10 Mosaik plays 'Plateau' 24:12 Snakes and Chameleon 26:45 Vangelis plays 'Monastery of La Rabida' 29:55 Edward Shearmur plays '4th of July' 33:30 Mantacoup plays 'Bern' 35:00 L.S.G. plays 'Concatenation' 42:54 Pete Namlook plays 'The night before I left' 52:10 Arrival at the Vergi Hotel for the last evening 55:20 Roger Sanchez plays 'Another Chance' 59:45 Wil je 'm ook even aaien..? *** * Many thanks to all people on the Island of Cyprus * Helios Airways = a very pleasant flight my friends! * Big shoutout to Debby and Ferry for company and great cappucino drinking :-) * Next show: October 8th * http://www.spacemusic.nl http://spacemusic.libsyn.com spacemusic.nl@gmail.com