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On this special A24 vibe discussion to celebrate Easter, we belt out JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR with Musical Theatre Professional Kandra Harper. A musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Jesus Christ Superstar was originally a theatre musical that premiered in 1971 and found massive success, thus leading to the production of the 1973 film. It contains 70s rock opera stylings and all the tell-tale signs of an Andrew Lloyd Webber classic. What will the A24 Rocks crew and guest Kandra think of the 1973 film? Did it do the musical justice? And what will they have to say about the controversy surrounding this film on the week of Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection? Caution: movie spoilers.Intro- 0:00 to 2:49.Film Discussion- 2:49 to 1:10:39.Film Ratings 1:10:39 to End.Upcoming Podcast Release Schedule-4/23- Gloria Bell.4/30- Napoleon Dynamite.5/7- High Life.
2025 NFL Draft Prospect: Luke Kandra, OG, Cincinnati We are broadcasting live from Atlanta, GA with host and producer Logan Landers and guest Brian LeBel. We are 100 Yards of Football. Live from Atlanta, Georgia! Visit us online many.link/100yardsoffootball Listen to the PODCAST daily: 100 Yards of Football https://many.link/100yardsoffootball, Want to create live streams like this? StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/58362923...
Yep! Getting the full story of the girl who washed off her makeup on Tik Tok with owner of Twirly Shears Kandra Jones.Not able to convert inquiries into contracts? Grab my Inquiry to Booked Training & Template for $33. Stop getting ghosted & start getting paid:https://www.briannamichellecoaching.com/sp-d-inquiry-incubatorGet Brides Obsessed To Book Your Team in this 27 minute training for just $27:https://briannamichellecoaching.thrivecart.com/get-brides-obsessed/
Send us a textIn the latest episode of The Makeup Insider, I chat with San Diego-based artist Kandra Jones about her inspiring journey—from dreaming of teaching second grade to building her bridal beauty empire, Twirly Shears.
Imagine scrolling TikTok late at night only to see your business making headlines—for all the wrong reasons. For Kandra Jones, owner of Twirly Shears, this nightmare became her reality when a bride posted a TikTok video washing off her bridal makeup just 20 minutes before walking down the aisle.In this episode we are unpacking the incredible lessons from Kandra's viral experience and sharing her secrets to handling the unexpected with poise and strategy.========================= EPISODE SHOW NOTES BLOG & MORE:https://weddingproceo.com/viral-nightmare-turned-into-120-clients/=========================JOIN THE WEDDING PRO CEO ACCELERATOR!!!Transform From Overwhelmed Business Owner to Confident CEO:https://www.weddingproceo.com/accelerator =========================Thank you for tuning in to this episode of the Wedding Pro CEO Podcast. If you find these strategies helpful, make sure to share this episode with your fellow wedding pros. And remember, in the world of weddings, it's all about building genuine relationships and showcasing your best work. Until next time, keep shining, CEOs!SUPPORT THE PODCAST! LEAVE A REVIEW HERE: https://ratethispodcast.com/swdHave a question you'd like Brandee to answer? Ask here: http://bit.ly/3ZoqPmz=========================Support the show
Let's finish up Dragonsteel 2024 Words of Brandon by throwing the Heralds into black holes. Hell, why not Adonalsium, too? This episode we have Eric (Chaos), Evgeni (Argent), Grace (thegatorgirl), and Shannon (Grey)! Chapters: 0:00:00 Introduction 0:01:15 Sel magic location based 0:18:23 Division and microkinesis 0:29:13 The Bands of Mourning 0:30:48 Taln 0:38:38 Heralds in black holes 0:53:11 Larkins 0:57:10 Aluminum and Stormlight leakage 1:04:12 Anti-Stormlight and Dawnshards 1:07:57 RoW in Rall Elorim!? 1:17:09 Aviar 1:20:46 Spren bonding two people 1:28:43 BAM healing broken bonds 1:31:53 All God Metal powers 1:35:43 Autonomy mimicking magics 1:40:07 Kandra mimicking babies If you like our content, support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/17thshard Purchase merch here! https://store.17thshard.com/ For discussion, theories, games, and news, come to https://www.17thshard.com Come talk with us and the community on the 17th Shard Discord: https://discord.gg/17thshard Want to learn more about the cosmere and more? The Coppermind Wiki is where it's at: https://coppermind.net Read all Words of Brandon on Arcanum: https://wob.coppermind.net Subscribe to Shardcast: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:102123174/sounds.rss Send your Who's That Cosmere Characters to wtcc@17thshard.com
Welcome back to the Damn Good Marketing Podcast!In this episode, Shelby Clement dives into an eye-opening conversation with Kandra, a bridal stylist and makeup artist from Southern California, whose life changed overnight when a single TikTok video went viral. With over 75 million views, Kandra shares how she handled the challenges of sudden fame while staying true to her values as a small business owner.
Tune in to this episode of 'Lost in Roshar' as we explore and discuss chapters 25-26 of Wind and Truth. Join us and discover the wonders that await within the pages of Brandon Sanderson's epic fantasy saga, The Stormlight Archive. Timestamps 0:00 Banter and chapter intros 3:25 Stormlight is THE epic fantasy series currently 6:51 Authors and adaptations for the Cosmere 14:15 Adolin and timeskip theorising 20:48 Shallan's subterfuge theories and speculation 27:19 Kandra or Sleepless? 31:12 Susfather and Ghostbloods motivations 38:16 Sja-anat and Shallan theories 43:07 Dalinar, Navani and Wit 44:35 Mistborn Era 1 spoilers 45:39 Jasnah's role and Wit's memories 48:21 Chapter epigraphs 52:35 Bad jokes of the week
Episode SummaryIn this episode, we dive into the spiritual practice of fasting with Deacon Greg Kandra, author of The Handy Little Guide to Fasting. As Catholics, we recognize fasting as a vital discipline, yet many struggle with the practicalities and meaning behind it. Deacon Greg shares his insights into the historical roots of fasting, how it has evolved, and why it's essential for our faith journey. Through this conversation, listeners will discover not only the challenges of fasting but also practical ways to embrace it in their lives.About Deacon Greg KandraDeacon Greg Kandra is the creator of the blog “The Deacon's Bench,” which has garnered some 20 million readers from around the world since its inception in 2007. In 2022, he retired after 11 years as Senior Writer for Catholic Near East Welfare Association (CNEWA), a pontifical association founded by Pope Pius XI in 1926. He now serves as a part-time consultant to the association while spending most of his time writing and traveling the country to lead retreats and parish missions.In This Episode, We Cover:Introducing Deacon Greg: Deacon Greg shares his background and the journey that led him to write about fasting.Why Fasting Matters: Deacon Greg explains why fasting remains a powerful tool for spiritual growth and discusses its impact on our faith.The History of Fasting: We explore the origins of fasting in the Catholic Church, its purpose, and how practices have changed over time.Fasting vs. Abstaining: Deacon Greg clarifies the difference between fasting and abstaining, addressing common misconceptions.Making Fasting Practical: Deacon Greg offers realistic tips to help Catholics incorporate fasting into their lives without feeling overwhelmed.Fasting and Sainthood: We discuss whether striving to incorporate fasting is a necessary part of the path to sainthood.Why You Should ListenIf you've ever struggled with fasting or are curious about its significance, this episode is for you. Deacon Greg Kandra offers practical, relatable advice on how to make fasting a meaningful part of your life, particularly for those who may find it challenging.Resources & LinksGet the Book: Purchase The Handy Little Guide to Fasting here.Call to ActionSubscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with anyone interested in understanding or reinvigorating their fasting practice. Join us for more conversations that bring the depth of our Catholic faith to life! Support the show
Join me as I welcome a friend and fellow Certified Pediatric Sleep Consultant Kandra Becerra to the Kids Sleep Show. As a Sleep Coach, she saw a consistent challenge with her toddler clients around their resistance and FOMO of bedtime. She used that experience, coupled with a desire to approach the challenge in a new way, empowering young minds through story to understand that sleep is amazing to help them grow big and strong, but that it can also be a new adventure every night when they close their eyes. I am excited to speak today with her about her journey to becoming a childhood author!
UC guard Luke Kandra is throwing out one of the first pitches on Reigns and Reds Night at GABP next Wednesday.The Elder product joined us to talk about his decision to transfer to Cincinnati from Louisville, his offseason, the 2024 Bearcats, and his summer nuptuals. Get tickets to Reigns and Reds Night by going here. Podcasts of The Mo Egger Radio Show are a service of Longnecks Sports Grill.Listen to the show live weekday afternoons 3:00 - 6:00 on ESPN1530. Listen Live: ESPN1530.com/listenFollow on Twitter: @MoEggerEmail: mo@espn1530.comGet more: https://linktr.ee/MoEgger
Pasen y vean: el Hogar de los Kandra está abierto para la visita de la mano (o pata) de TenSoon, nuestro lobo confiable. Wax tiene una experiencia histórica extracorpórea, Sangradora comete crímenes de guerra contra documentos históricos, Sof se pone emocional, c mamo (la multitud), descubrimos unos “polvillos mágicos” y añadimos al bingo del libro aún más lobos… aunque no de la manera que esperamos. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/esquirlas-del-cosmere/message
So she's a Kandra, what's her motive then? -- FN Episode 197
Dentists are on the front lines when it comes to spotting signs of oral cancer and other abnormalities in the head and neck region. Yet, despite its importance, oral cancer screening is often overlooked during routine dental visits. Not only are these screenings vital for patient health, but they also present an opportunity for dental practices to leverage patients' medical insurance for reimbursement. To tell us all about it is Kandra Sellers. Kandra is a RDH with over 25 years in the dental industry. She is an educator in the field of oral systemic health, as well as founder and CEO of TIPS Medical Billing. Thanks to our episode sponsors: GC America - https://www.gc.dental/ BISCO - https://www.bisco.com/
We're back with more WoBs, and this time it's the last of the Dragonsteel 2023 Words of Brandon. Today we have a grab bag of a bunch of random stuff, like kandra babies, stabbing Hoid with atium, Harmony lying, and the IDENTITY FIELD returns. This episode we have Ian (WeiryWriter), Evgeni (Argent), and Grace (thegatorgirl). Our thumbnail today is a piece we commissioned from Ashley Coad (https://www.ashleycoadart.com/). By supporting our Patreon, you can vote on what art we commission every month! Here's this awesome piece: https://www.patreon.com/posts/december-2023-98742446 Dragonwoodshop's frame for the Year of Sanderson postcards: https://dragonwoodshop.com/products/postcard-display-3-slot Our Arcanum collection of the WoBs we discussed: https://wob.coppermind.net/collections/1239/ Chapters: 00:00 Introductions 4:37 Other forms of Investiture to Awaken stuff 11:06 Can people other than yoki-hijo negotiate with spirits? 16:28 How much knowledge does a new Vessel get? 26:20 Why did the Heralds think they needed to leave their Blades? 28:46 Vin's earring 30:47 Enhanced Leeching on a normal person 38:47 Why do only the Heralds have magical maladies? 44:36 Dawnshards and Splintered Shards 50:39 Kandra and human babies hybrids?? 51:52 The Shroud and tin 56:03 Editorial changes from arcanist comments 59:38 Was Harmony lying at the end of Lost Metal? 1:03:51 Holding Vessels in Hemalurgic spikes 1:07:35 Shallan alter's shapeshifting 1:09:28 Shades attacking non-Threnodites 1:12:19 Canticle's subastral 1:14:53 Was Yolen technologically advanced? 1:18:16 Spiking atium into Hoid's chest 1:21:00 Aux and Nomad's bond is kind of flipped, can this happen to Adolin and Maya? 1:28:14 Who's That Cosmere Character If you like our content, support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/17thshard For discussion, theories, games, and news, come to https://www.17thshard.com Come talk with us and the community on the 17th Shard Discord: https://discord.gg/17thshard Want to learn more about the cosmere and more? The Coppermind Wiki is where it's at: https://coppermind.net Read all Words of Brandon on Arcanum: https://wob.coppermind.net Subscribe to Shardcast: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:102123174/sounds.rss Send your Who's That Cosmere Characters to wtcc@17thshard.com
We will be joined by Valerie Paquale, Prevention Director, and Kandra Albury, VP of Marketing, from Meridian Behavioral Healthcare, Inc.
Kandra are much more complicated than first imagined -- FN Episode 174
Maggie Chapman is an academic advisor at CU Boulder, a pilot wife and a mom of two. As a passion project, she became a sleep specialist with Rocky Mountain Sleeping Baby and found her life's calling. Not only did Maggie help our family personally when Zayn was 16 months old and had never slept well, she's helped hundreds of other families teach their children to sleep and sleep well whether they were infants or well into their elementary school years. Sleep is an essential part of helping a person thrive whether they are a child or an adult. It is a basic physiological need. In this episode, Maggie talks a lot about how to get more sleep as the parent during the season of having a little one, getting your child to get more sleep, postpartum depression and how to cope, how a partner can help with a newborn's sleep patterns, and how to thrive when you're barely able to survive during this time. Maggie and I are both married so we talk a lot about marriages when you have little ones and how to keep that spark alive, the seven year itch, and how to work as a team when you have kids. Maggie is an absolute angel and so great to work with! You can find her on Instagram @maggiemchapman or Kandra and the whole team on Instagram @rockymountainsleepingbaby Tell them Kameran sent you. They won't be surprised. I've sent so many clients to them already and all of them have been helped and have better sleeping households! If you're interested in getting 50% off your first date box with Happily, go to www.thehappily.co, customize your date box and enter the code DIVORCEPROOFMARRIAGE for 50% of your first month's box! If you're ready to connect your marriage and build a legacy worth leaving to your kids- connect with me on Instagram @Divorce.proof.marriage or email me at coaching@recognizingpotential.com to get more information on coaching.
We are joined by Kandra Sellers to discuss Essential Steps for Successful Medical Billing and more!Kandra Sellers, RDH, BA is widely considered one of the most passionate and successful coaches any practice could partner with. With over 25 years in the dental industry, Kandra has had many different career roles due to the fantastic mentors she has met along the way. Kandra fell in love with coaching as a successful executive coach for the nation's largest practice management company. She is no longer seen as “just a dental hygienist,” which is a profession certainly not to be minimized. Instead, Kandra is now viewed as a predominent educator in the field of oral systemic health, as well as creator and CEO of Pristine Interprofessional Academy. With the Academy Kandra is able to Educate, Implement processes, and professionally coach doctors and team members to the next level of where the dental profession is heading. Pristine Interprofessional Academy, with its focus on advanced hygiene techniques and medical billing is truly the gateway to dental – medical collaborative success. In creating the Academy, Kandra has not only created a hygiene program focused on delivering the value of the Oral Systemic link, she has also designed an implementation program for successfully billing the medical procedures that dentists do every day. Dental practice owners seeking a coach that can elevate their practice production and revenue through solid protocols for optimal oral systemic solutions and medical billing are raving about Kandra's ability to move both doctors and team members towards excellence on every level. Learn more:https://tipsmedicalbilling.com/ ***** SPONSOR: – Omni Premier Marketing: https://omnipremier.com/dental-marketing/ CONNECT: – Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thedentalbrief/ – Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedentalbriefpodcast/ – LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dental-brief-podcast-564267217 – Patrick's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pchavoustie/– Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd08JzybKfNH0v12Q9jf50w WEBSITE: – https://dentalbrief.com/
Podcast Description: In this Dentistry's Growing with Grace Event, Grace Rizza sits down with Kandra Sellers, CEO of TIPS Medical Billing, to dive into the world of medical billing and its transformative impact on dental practices. Discover the challenges faced by dentists and the solutions that medical billing offers, along with its potential to boost profitability. Tune in to gain expert insights, practical strategies, and actionable advice that will help take your dental practice to new heights. Meet Grace Rizza: Grace Rizza is the CEO and founder of Identity Dental Marketing, which serves practices nationwide with ethical, effective marketing solutions. Today the company has helped to propel over 1,500 businesses to new levels of success. In her tenure as a business owner, Grace has authored countless industry-specific articles, podcasts, and blogs. She has spoken at dozens of dental meetings, including the Chicago Dental Society Midwinter Meeting, The Hinman Dental Meeting and the Greater New York Dental Meeting. Meet Kandra Sellers, RDH, BA: Kandra Sellers, CEO of TIPS Medical Billing, is widely considered one of the most passionate and successful coaches any practice could partner with. With over 25 years in the dental industry, Kandra has had many different career roles due to the fantastic mentors she has met along the way. Kandra fell in love with coaching as a successful executive coach for the nation's largest practice management company. She is no longer seen as “just a dental hygienist,” which is a profession certainly not to be minimized. Instead, Kandra is now viewed as a predominant educator in the field of oral systemic health, as well as creator and CEO of Pristine Interprofessional Academy. Dental practice owners seeking a coach that can elevate their practice production and revenue through solid protocols for optimal oral systemic solutions and medical billing are raving about Kandra's ability to move both doctors and team members towards excellence on every level.
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Recorded February 12, 2023 This week, Nate tells Ryan about his adventures in the snow while Ryan hid indoors. One of them came out with all their bones intact. Hint: it's exactly who you think. Then, Ryan tells Nate about magic parkour before the two of them dream of having money and what they would spend it on. After some “interesting” drinks, they turn to their main media of the day, where they discuss the necessity of outside reading, character evolution, and quotes to be remembered by, in their discussion of the final book of era two of Mistborn, The Lost Metal. Connect with us Become a member: myhilltodieon.com/members Reddit: r/MyHillToDieOn Twitter: @MyHillToDieOn Email: myhilltodieon@gmail.com Forspoken Official Site Amazon.com Amazon.co.jp Pick 2: Expensive Items Nate: Larger House Ryan: Game Collection Nate: Technology Ryan: Higher Education Taste of Japan Calpis Silky Cola Hokkaido Azuki & Strawberry KitKat The Lost Metal Amazon.com Amazon.co.jp Audible 32: Altruistic Heist (our episode about Mistborn: The Final Empire) 42: A Day in the Life of Vin (our episode about The Well of Ascension) 51: Can You Just Add Some More Words? (our episode about The Hero of Ages) 57: Sherlock Holmes if Watson Was a Con Man (our episode about The Alloy of Law) 63: The Return of the Kandra (our episode about Shadows of Self) 69: Many Nebulous Enemies (our episode about The Bands of Mourning) Theme by Michael AD https://soundcloud.com/michael-ad/the-deep-end used with permission
It's time to talk about the hot topic of the hour, medical billing with a great friend of the DINKS, Kandra Sellers.We all know there is a link between the oral health and the rest of your body. If that is the reality, we should be billing many of our procedures as a medical specialist to medical carriers. After all, your patients have benefits for many of the things you do every day in your practice.About our guest:Kandra Sellers, RDH, BA is widely considered one of the most passionate and successful coaches any practice could partner with. With over 30 years in the dental industry, Kandra has had many different career roles due to the fantastic mentors she has met along the way. She is no longer seen as “just a dental hygienist,” which is a profession certainly not to be minimized. Instead, Kandra is now viewed as a predominant educator in the field of oral systemic health intertwined with dental medical billing, as well as creator and CEO of TIPS Medical Billing. Kandra is able to educate, implement processes, and professionally coach doctors and team members to the next level of where the dental profession is heading. In creating TIPS (Tandem In-Practice Solutions), the niche is implementation to ensure successful outcomes to billing the medical procedures that dentists do every day. Dental practice owners seeking a coach that can elevate their practice production and revenue through solid protocols for optimal oral systemic solutions and medical billing are raving about Kandra's ability to move both doctors and team members towards excellence.
Brandon Sanderson has a habit of building his own spins on fantasy creatures, and kandra are among his most fascinating creations. In this episode, Bill, Amy, and Jordan discuss the various kandra we've seen, as well as how their society seems to have evolved over the course of the Cosmere. ___ This episode's show notes can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1h3Z5F3uJbdLjJxJ0yMf6D4zHtoi2e1eV81W72f24m1w/edit?usp=sharing ___ You can support The Sandersonian Institute of Cosmere Studies by becoming a Patron at http://www.patreon.com/cosmerestudies SICS patrons make the show possible and gain access to additional content and early access to bonus episodes. ___ Want some SICS merch? Check out our merch store at https://store.streamelements.com/cosmerestudies ___ You can email us your questions about the Cosmere at cosmerestudies@gmail.com. We will occasionally select emails to respond to during the show, so we'd love to hear any theories you have, no matter how far-fetched, or anything else you may have to say about Brandon Sanderson's work. ___ Follow us at www.twitch.tv/innkeeperstable for our live shows, which stream on Mondays, every two weeks, at 8:30pm Mountain Time. VODs will be posted on the Cosmere Studies YouTube account here at https://www.youtube.com/cosmerestudies. ___ We'd like to thank the following artists for granting us permission to use their artwork in our opening video. Be sure to check out their websites! Stephan Martiniere - Elantris - http://www.martiniere.com/ Sam Weber - The Mistborn Trilogy - http://www.sampaints.com/ Chris McGrath - Alloy of Law - http://www.christianmcgrath.com/ Dan dos Santos - Warbreaker - http://www.dandossantos.com/ Michael Whelan - Words of Radiance and Oathbringer - http://www.michaelwhelan.com/ David Palumbo - Arcanum Unbounded - http://www.dvpalumbo.com/ ___ The Sandersonian Institute of Cosmere Studies is a biweekly podcast for fans of Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere novels. Bill, Amy, and Jordan discuss Brandon's work and dive a bit too deep into theories and speculation. So put on your aluminum foil hats and join us for the ride as we discuss Brandon's work and your emails, and remember—there's ALWAYS another secret! ___ Write to us! The Sandersonian Institute of Cosmere StudiesPO Box 970063Orem, UT 84097 ___ Find SICS online: Twitch: http://www.twitch.tv/innkeeperstable Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/cosmerestudies Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/cosmerestudies Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/cosmerestudies Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/cosmerestudies Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/cosmerestudies TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cosmerestudies
Recorded December 17, 2022 This week, Nate and Ryan summarize their previous year. It was a rich, full year with a lot of different experiences. In their look back, they remember all the good things that stood out. Then, as it seems like a tradition at this point, Ryan had Nate read the next book in the Mistborn series. This time it was The Bands of Mourning. In their discussion, they talk about the evolution of characters, where to hide your mystical artifacts, and proper itemized lists of possible destruction. Connect with us Become a member: myhilltodieon.com/members Reddit: r/MyHillToDieOn Twitter: @MyHillToDieOn Email: myhilltodieon@gmail.com Favorite Game Nate: Disco Zoo Ryan: Elden Ring Official Site Amazon.com Amazon.co.jp Favorite Movie Nate: Top Gear: Maverick - IMDb, Amazon.com, Amazon.co.jp Ryan: Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness - IMDb, Amazon.com, Amazon.co.jp Favorite TV Series Both: Severance - IMDb, AppleTV+ Favorite Book Read Nate: The Nova Incident - Amazon.com, Netflix, Audible Ryan: The Goblin Emperor - Amazon.com, Amazon.co.jp, Audible Favorite Event Nate: Visiting Universal Studios Japan (USJ) in the summer (62: All Zhuri Are X, All Ororo Are Y, where Nate described his trip) Ryan: Obanazawa Favorite Music Nate: Daydream - Jillian Edwards - Apple Music, Amazon.com, Amazon.co.jp Ryan: Vaxis II: A Window of the Waking Mind - Coheed and CambriaApple Music, Amazon.com, Amazon.co.jp Favorite Thing Nate: MacBook Pro 16" Ryan: his pile of games Favorite Podcast KitKat Both: Peach - 56: Seal the Respect for Each Other, from 55:22 Favorite Podcast Drink Ryan: Raspberry Mitsuya Cider - 52: Here Comes the Borg Hexagon, from 41:46 Nate: Calpis Cold Peach - 65: Simple Can Have Power in Its Creativity, from 31:01 Favorite Podcast Main Media: Book Ryan: The Galaxy and the Ground Within - 56: Seal the Respect for Each Other (our episode about The Galaxy and the Ground Within), Amazon.com, Amazon.co.jp, Audible Nate: Shadows of Self - 63: The Return of the Kandra (our episode about Shadows of Self), Amazon.com, Amazon.co.jp, Audible Favorite Podcast Main Media: Visual Nate (picking a favorite episode): 59: To Throw Violently Ryan: Severance - 64: Culty Vibes From the Perpetuity Wing (our episode about Severance), IMDb, AppleTV+ Taste of Japan Calpis Ginger Ale Milk Tea KitKat The Bands of Mourning Amazon.com Amazon.co.jp Audible 32: Altruistic Heist (our episode about Mistborn: The Final Empire) 42: A Day in the Life of Vin (our episode about The Well of Ascension) 51: Can You Just Add Some More Words? (our episode about The Hero of Ages) 57: Sherlock Holmes if Watson Was a Con Man (our episode about The Alloy of Law) 63: The Return of the Kandra (our episode about Shadows of Self) Theme by Michael AD https://soundcloud.com/michael-ad/the-deep-end used with permission
In this episode, Kandra Sellers talks to Dr. Eric Block to explain how she manages to de-myth dental-medical billing. Tune into this episode to find out how to make medical billing work in your practice with the right mindset and support!
This week on Living the Call, Deacon Charlie sits down with blogger, speaker and author Deacon Greg Kandra. Greg spent nearly three decades in broadcast journalism, mostly as a writer and producer at CBS News for programs including “48 Hours,” “60 Minutes II,” “Sunday Morning” and “The CBS Evening News with Katie Couric,” with work also on the hit reality series “Survivor.” His blog, “The Deacon's Bench,” has garnered some 20 million readers from around the world since its inception in 2007. In this episode, Deacon Greg reflects on his time with CBS news, and how he felt God calling him to use his gifts to do more with his life. He also shares insights from his new book, Befriending St. Joseph as well as the importance of rediscovering joy and gratitude in our lives.Connect with Deacon: https://thedeaconsbench.com/The Deacon's Bench Blog: https://thedeaconsbench.com/blog/Befriending St. Joseph book: https://www.avemariapress.com/products/befriending-st-joseph
Recorded July 31, 2022 This week, Ryan has been hiding from the summer heat and Nate was with his family on vacation. On his return, Nate uses this opportunity to finally announce his mysterious grading project LearnerBuild. Then the two talk return to a talk about games telling all about their favorite board and card games (at least of the ones they hadn't mentioned before). For the main media this week they talk all about vigilante cleanup duties, team dynamics, and killing your darlings in the book Shadows of Self by Brandon Sanderson. Connect with us Become a member: myhilltodieon.com/members Reddit: r/MyHillToDieOn Twitter: @MyHillToDieOn Email: myhilltodieon@gmail.com LearnerBuild Home page Ghostwire Tokyo Official Site Amazon.com Amazon.co.jp Pick 2: Games 11: Wanting to Complete the Project (the one where we ranked board games) 42: A Day in the Life of Vin (the one where we ranked strategy games) Nate: Euchre Board Game Geek Amazon.com Amazon.co.jp Ryan: Terra Mystica Board Game Geek Amazon.com Amazon.co.jp Nate: Clue Board Game Geek Amazon.com Amazon.co.jp Ryan: Argent: The consortium Board Game Geek Amazon.com Amazon.co.jp Taste of Japan Pepsi Karaage Shadows of Self Amazon.com Amazon.co.jp Audible 32: Altruistic Heist (our episode about Mistborn: The Final Empire) 42: A Day in the Life of Vin (our episode about The Well of Ascension) 51: Can You Just Add Some More Words? (our episode about The Hero of Ages) 57: Sherlock Holmes if Watson Was a Con Man (our episode about The Alloy of Law) Theme by Michael AD https://soundcloud.com/michael-ad/the-deep-end used with permission
Me emociona mucho este episodio ya que siempre hemos creído que los números solo sirven para las matemáticas o llevar cantidades numéricas en tu banco pero la realidad es que va mucho más allá.Como hemos visto a lo largo de este podcast, el dinero es algo espiritual, mistico, va más allá de que solo 1 + 1 = 2. Es por esto que he invitado a Kandra Gómez, numerologa emocional, para conversar acerca de cómo nuestros números pueden ser de gran ayuda en nuestro viaje de autoconocimiento y en qué debemos de trabajar seguir buscando expansión.Espero que disfrutes de este episodio tanto como yo lo hice.Si deseas una sesión de numerología con Kandra, puedes seguirla en su Instagram: @tusnumeroshablan
Adult accuses the Lord Ruler of having murdered himself, Young questions whether anyone has actually read any of the Mistborn books past this one, and both hosts reveal mutually-incompatible spoilers about the Kandra. Predictions: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mstRExN72Eubgvf5yzTPQC9w3wiqK1Esgndo_yEw4DQ/edit#gid=728859659&range=A193 Twitter: https://twitter.com/PodYoungAdult
In this penultimate episode for Shadows of Self, the Sanderlanche begins. The secret Kandra is finally revealed. The city is on the brink of imploding. And, most exciting of all, the predigments are really flying on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!
Young gets paranoid about Kandra, and Adult faces the consequences for lying. Predictions: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mstRExN72Eubgvf5yzTPQC9w3wiqK1Esgndo_yEw4DQ/edit#gid=1765575856&range=A185 Twitter: @PodYoungAdult
Devotion to St. Joseph took root in a lot of people during the Year of St. Joseph. We asked his prayers, invoked his titles, and discovered new devotions to him. Have you heard of the Seven Sorrows of St. Joseph? Deacon Greg Kandra of The Deacon's Bench recently released a book with Ave Maria Press called, "Befriending St. Joseph." All people, men and women, can befriend St. Joseph, and in this episode he shares how we can by reflecting on his sorrows. Buy his Ave Maria Press book: https://www.avemariapress.com/products/befriending-st-joseph Visit his website: https://thedeaconsbench.com/ Get your holy socks from Sock Religious: https://www.sockreligious.com/?rfsn=5170834.c28065 Buy Fr. Edward's book How They Love Mary from Sophia Institute Press: https://www.sophiainstitute.com/products/item/how-they-love-mary
Hey folks! This week we chat about the group at large, the changes we've seen in Vin, the fantastic worldbuilding that surrounds the Kandra... and much, much more! Next week, we're reading by reading chapters 14 - 20! That said; Make sure you check out our new T-Shirts linked below and on our website. They're great! With Mistborn, we'll also be reading the italicized logbook entries for the next chapter, just as the audiobook does. Beyond that, please be sure to follow us or subscribe on your podcatcher of choice, and leave a review on iTunes, Stitcher, or wherever. It goes a long way to helping the podcast grow. You can also check out our Patreon at Patreon.com/Wordsandwhiskey Check it out! Another way you could help us out? Refer us to your friends. We love a good referral, don't we folks? Send us ANY questions to our twitter account, Instagram, or to our email. See you next week! Link: https://wordsandwhiskey.show/episode/100-the-hero-of-ages-episode-2-ch-6-13
1) Noreen Madden McInnes, Part 2 – the author of “Keep At It, Riley!” in which she chronicles the experience of caring for her elderly parents, explores the new perspective on faith she gained from her mother during her senior years, as well as the dignity and graces that her father displayed during his dying days. 2) Deacon Greg Kandra – the popular blogger and author discusses his book “Befriending St. Joseph,” the reasons why St. Joseph remains a timely and relevant role model for our modern world, and how we can find faith, hope, and courage in the Seven Sorrows Devotion.
How are the 7 Sorrows of St. Joseph similar to suffering in our own lives. Deacon Greg Kandra explains in his new book, "Befriending St. Joseph." Purchase a copy from https://www.avemariapress.com/products/befriending-st-joseph (Ave Maria Press). https://the-morning-blend.captivate.fm/ (Subscribe to the Morning Blend) on your favorite podcast platform. Find this show on the free https://materdeiradio.com/hail-mary-media-app/ (Hail Mary Media App), along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more. Look through https://materdeiradio.com/category/morning-drive/ (past episodes) or https://forms.ministryforms.net/viewForm.aspx?formId=f861df13-50f6-4182-8712-b794ec287dfb (support this podcast). The Morning Blend is a production of https://materdeiradio.com/ (Mater Dei Radio) in Portland, Oregon.
Deacon Greg Kandra talked about his book, Befriending St Joseph. Carl Trueman discussed his article, "What a Tangled Web" David Bonagura shared his article, "Vatican II's Most Harrowing Line"
About the Bentons Stephen and Kandra live in middle TN with their three daughters, ages 14, 12 and almost 7, one of of which happens to have multiple medical, physical and developmental needs. They have been married 20 years next month and truly believe the key to their relationship boils down to three things: Jesus, abundant laughter and genuine friendship. Those three things are what keep them afloat on the hard days. Having a child with profound needs has challenged their personal walks with Jesus in a way nothing else has--but it hasn't been wasted. God has been with them every single step of the way--through the good and the bad. They are living a sweet life and God has given them a sweet story. Related Links Always Study Favorite Quotes “Your hope isn't in doctors or therapies…your hope is in Jesus.” -Kandra “You can find the humor in the hard.” - Becky *Theme music and editing by Open Mic Studios. https://openmicrecordingstudio.com/
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Episode 98 This episode was originally recorded in early November and was set to be released at the end of December, but here we are at the end of January instead because time is a funny thing, isn't it? The moment you think you have a firm grasp on "now", it slips through your fingers. That's true both in terms of scheduling podcasts during the holidays and also understanding time from a relativistic perspective. Time might feel like it is moving at the same rate for everyone, but Einstein's theories (and later experimentation) prove otherwise. So without a universally agreed upon "now", how can we say anything true about a God who interacts within time? What good is repentance when the past and future are equally real? What about prophecy? Jesus' birth? Are we all destined for deism? Well, let's take some time to understand how relativity works first, and then we'll get to those (and many more) questions. Spoiler alert, we're going to talk about this one again in a special episode next time too because it's too much fun! Support this podcast on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/DowntheWormholepodcast More information at https://www.downthewormhole.com/ produced by Zack Jackson music by Zack Jackson and Barton Willis Transcript This transcript was automatically generated by www.otter.ai, and as such contains errors (especially when multiple people are talking). As the AI learns our voices, the transcripts will improve. We hope it is helpful even with the errors. Zack Jackson 00:05 You are listening to the down the wormhole podcast exploring the strange and fascinating relationship between science and religion. This week our hosts are Kendra Holt-Moore 00:14 Kendra Holt-Moore, assistant professor of religion at Bethany college. And the thing I'm looking forward to in the next year is not being a first time first year Professor anymore, because the first year of teaching is really hard. Rachael Jackson 00:34 Rachael Jackson, Rabbi at Agoudas, Israel congregation Hendersonville, North Carolina. And the thing I am looking forward to in this coming year, is first a nine week sabbatical and the ability to travel because of vaccines. Ian Binns 00:56 Ian Binns Associate Professor of elementary science education at UNC Charlotte, the first thing that popped my mind when thinking about what I'm looking forward to is going to see Rob Bell speak in Dallas, with my good buddy mark. February in February, Zack Jackson 01:14 Zack Jackson UCC pastor in Redding, Pennsylvania, and I am super excited for the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope, which I don't want to, I don't want to say that it's going to happen in a couple of days, because this episode is supposed to launch like three days before it's supposed to launch. Because I don't know, it was originally supposed to launch in 2007. So it's had a couple of delays. But it's going to make the Hubble look like a like a pair of binoculars, it is going to be able to show all kinds of super exciting things from the very beginning of the universe. And I cannot wait to see that. So I mentioned James Webb as well, because I think satellites are super cool, in general. And so I want to I want to start today with a story about a satellite, a very famous satellite, you may have heard of it. Its name was Sputnik. It was the very first human satellite we ever put up there. And back way back in 1957, the Soviets kind of surprised everyone and was like, hey, look, we've got the technology. And we did it. And everyone in the world kind of freaked out because they weren't sure if there was going to be nukes or anything like that, and alien technology or whatever. And because they it had never been done before. They had to prove to people that it actually was happening. And not that they were just making the whole thing up. And so they equipped Sputnik with a radio pulse. So it would go around the earth and be like me, beep, beep, beep, beep, so anyone on Earth could listen in and be like, Oh, look at that. It is up there. It's beeping at me. That's really neat. And so at the at Johns Hopkins, couple days later, October 7 1957, a couple of junior physicists were sitting around at lunch talking. And these two guys, these buddies, William Guyer, and George weissenbach, they were just talking with their friends. And we're really surprised to learn that no one at Johns Hopkins had bothered to listen for it, using their radio technology. Like, honestly, that seems like something that divino fancy scientists people should do. So wife and Bach was working on microwave radiation for his Ph. D. Program at the time. And so he had a decent radio in his office. And so the two of them went upstairs and just start messing around with it, waiting for Sputnik to crossover. And there was Beep, beep, beep, beep. And they had the clarity of mind to be like, hey, this seems like it might be a historical event, we should grab a cassette tape. And we should take this thing, just, you know, so we can show our kids, this is what Sputnik sounded like. And so they did, and they recorded it. And then the next day, they were like, I wonder if we can we can get this a little clearer. And so they they messed with the frequencies and got it so they could hear it really clearly. And one of the things that they noticed was that just like, you know, when you're when you're standing on the side of the street and a car is coming, and it goes and it kind of like the sound goes up and then it goes down. That's called the Doppler effect. That has to do with things that are emitting sound or light that is also moving in relationship to you. And so like if it's moving towards you, the sound waves or the the waves of light, they get compressed, because it's moving towards you. If it's moving away from you, they get spread out. So the sound would sound higher or lower as it's going. Same is true with like radio waves. So the sound coming from the radio waves, if you looked at it from like, the, the wave perspective was kind of doing b, b be, though wouldn't made that sound. And so they were like, Oh, this is really interesting, hey, Johns Hopkins, can we use your supercomputer for a minute, which I say supercomputer, it probably has had the computing power of like a ti 83. Now, it was one of the very first digital computers in the world. And so they used it to do some really complicated math. And were able to calculate Sputnik's orbit, and their look at its location, and where it was going. And were able to predict when and where it would come back, using just the what we call the Doppler shift of the the width of the radio waves. And that was kind of a novel thing to do. When they released their information. The Russians were like, what, come on, guys, we have this one thing, and you had to go and top US that was so rude. I think that's what the Soviet said, I don't speak Russian. So that was fun. And then Sputnik burned out. And that was no more. But then the next May, their boss came to them, and called called them into his office, which is always a good thing and said, Hey, remember that thing you did was Sputnik? Do you think it's possible to do that backwards? Could you do that in reverse? Like, if we had satellites, where we knew where they were, at the time in orbit, sending a pulse down to earth? Would you be able to calculate where the receiver is, if we knew where the satellites were? And they were like, well, I guess the math is kind of the same, it's just backwards. And thus, the transit system was born, the very first satellite navigation system, because the Navy had this problem where they had these nuclear submarines that had the nuke nuclear missiles on them in the Arctic, which is waiting to blow up Russia. But the, they were supposed to be secret. And so they couldn't use the traditional means of navigation because they didn't want to give away their location. And so they kind of were getting lost up there in the Arctic. And so the, the Air Force sent up an array of five satellites orbiting the Arctic, and every couple of hours, it would pass overhead. And then they could get a ping on their location. And they could correct their maps, and they would know where they were. And that was great. And that was wonderful. And then we thought, I wonder what else we can use this technology for? And so the global positioning satellite system started to get dreamed up together, like, what if we took that, and we made a whole array of satellites, up in orbit, all sending pings down to earth, and we could triangulate, given the pings and the locations of a couple of them, and be able to tell where all kinds of things are airplanes. And, and, and, and like troops. And this is the military, they're always thinking about war stuff. And so what they would need to have a real time local navigation system was that the clocks on Earth would need to be synced with the clocks in the satellite. That would be real important if we're going to do real time navigation. So they have these really, really accurate atomic clocks, that one is in on Earth, and one is in orbit. And that was great. Except for one problem. There was this guy, you may have heard of him. He's kind of a big deal name is Albert Einstein. And about 60 years beforehand, he had proposed this crazy thing called general relativity, after his theory of special relativity, which suggested that Isaac Newton's laws, which had worked very well, by the way for the past, like 300 years, which were the laws, which helped them to get the satellites in orbit in the first place, it didn't work so well, when you were talking about the effects of gravity. So in a larger level, Newton's Laws kind of stop working, in particular, his theory of time, and the way that time moves, see a part of relativity stated that one's relationship to gravity affected the passage of time, which was a very counterintuitive thing, and at the time in 70s When this was getting put up, there were still testing. It seemed like it was passing all the tests general relativity was, was passing all of these tests. But they still weren't entirely convinced. And some of the scientists on this GPS project thought that we were going to disprove Einstein. And so we should just put the clocks up there, up there in the satellites, and the other scientists were like, no, if we put the clocks up there as they are, and not adjust them in any way for relativity, then they're going to be out of sync. And so they couldn't agree internally. And these satellites are very expensive. And back in the 70s, it was very, very expensive to send the satellite into space, it's still very expensive, but it was much more back then. And so they had, they kind of did this interesting trick. A sort of cheat, if you will, to appease both sides, and to be able to tell once and for all, if time actually does move differently, the further you get from Earth, in that they sent it up with just normal atomic clock. But they also had a sort of switch, where they could flip that switch, and then there was a little computer inside that would then adjust the time on the clock to then send back the corrected time to Earth. So they sent it up. And they let it be up there for about 20 days going around and discovered that yeah, it shifted the time in orbit past differently than the time on Earth. Seven microseconds per day, which I don't know, a microsecond doesn't seem like a whole lot of time. So seven microseconds per day of drift. But in terms of GPS, that's a drift of 10 kilometers per day, if not corrected. So one day of the satellites being up there, and they're useless. Because time travels, passes differently in orbit than it does on Earth. Yeah, Rachael Jackson 12:14 so incredible. Like, yeah, that's subjective, Zack Jackson 12:17 like you said, not just a fun theory, Ian Binns 12:20 the seven microseconds thing, when you first say that, I'm just gonna like, oh, wow, what did he do? But the ramifications for those of us on the ground? That's just wow, like, I did not know that. That's crazy. Zack Jackson 12:36 Yeah, the, the closer you are, so that, it's because there's less gravity less of Earth's gravity, the farther you get from the center of Earth. And so time, time will pass faster. On in orbit, the closer you get to the gravitational well, the slower time will pass. But because these things are relative to where they're being observed, I always get that backwards as to if you were on the earth, looking at the satellite, versus if you were on the satellite looking at the Earth, actually, relative to the Earth's age, you know, a couple billion years old, Earth's core is actually two and a half years younger than its surface. For what it's worth, you go. So now every single satellite that's in orbit, every single computer every single time, a piece that is up in orbit, and every all of the robots on Mars and the satellites flying out into deep space, all of that has to compensate for the fact that gravity affects time. That time passes differently for different people, for different observers in different places in different gravity wells. Depending on one's mass on one's gravity on one's velocity, time will pass differently. So GPS only works because time is weird. So in a manner of speaking, Albert Einstein is the father of Pokemon GO and so for that we give thanks Kendra Holt-Moore 14:27 what a storyteller you are Zack to be able to craft to craft a narrative that leads to a conclusion. Ian Binns 14:35 And to me, I love it, you know, so that we all roads Zack Jackson 14:38 lead to Pokemon, right? That's but that's a lot to take in. And there's a lot of moving pieces to that and there's a lot of confusing counter intuitive things about how relativity bends space and time and what are the implications of the fact that there is not a solid steady passage of time. Which means there is no preferred present moment that the past and the future in the present are all on a spectrum instead of one, instead of us always being in the present and the past in the future being always somewhere else, the implications of that, and even understanding how that happens and why that happens. And all of that is a lot to unpack. So let's take a 15 second break, and take a breath. And be thankful that we can time 15 seconds unless you're on a spaceship, going half the speed of light, and then this could take a lot more than 50. All right, I want to tell you a quick thought experiment, that I'm adapting from one of Einstein's thought experiments, because I find any time we talk about things happening on trains, and lasers and things like that, in thought experiments to be hard to, to wrap my mind around. So I want to imagine for a second that we have a basketball robot. And basketball bot is an awesome robot, and he's predictable. And the things he does happen very predictably, he's got a hand that reaches out, it's one meter above the ground, it can bounce a basketball in one second. And it's steady and repeatable. You know, bum, bum, bum, bum, he's basketball bot, he's a robot, it's, it's easy to do. So you're watching basketball bot, as he's bouncing the ball in the airport. And, you know, one second, one second, one second, one meter, one meter, one meter, one meter, one meter, one meter, and then you and a basketball bot, because you're going to baggage claim, you walk on to the, to the moving sidewalk. And so you're standing there next to basketball bot, who is still bouncing the basketball because he's programmed to bounce the basketball. And he's still going one meter down, one meter up, one meter down one meter up in one second. And that hasn't changed for you. But the person standing on the side watching this strange basketball bot, bounce a basketball in the airport, on the people walk thing is not seeing the basketball goes straight down and straight up. Because we've added a velocity in another direction. So if that is moving sufficiently fast, while he's bouncing straight up and down, with a person on the side is seeing is really it bouncing in an angle, and then bouncing up in an angle, because of the way that they're seeing. And so in classic physics, that's not a problem, the old heads of physics, they were talking about the same thing, that just means you have now added velocity in a separate direction. And so now there's more speed to be had. Right? Speed is just distance divided by time. So you know, we're just adding a bit more distance if you're moving sideways, as well. So it's speeding up. According to the person on the outside, which is fine. Basketball can go faster, because it can write, there's no limit to the speed of basketballs. So basketball bot is not a problem. He's a great guy, now, laser basketball man, robot guy who is doing the same thing, except instead of bouncing a basketball, he is bouncing a photon, up and down, up and down, one meter up and down, up and down. You're standing next to him, that photon is moving at the speed of light, because that's what they do, up and down, up and down, up and down, up and down, bouncing off a mirror coming back up to his hand. And that's fine. So then he goes on the people walk, moving sidewalk thing, and a person on the outside now sees if it's moving sufficiently fast, it not going straight up and down, but following the same vector that bounces sideways and up, which means that it would have to have accelerated in one direction. But we know that the speed of light is a constant, and you can't go faster than the speed of light. So how is it then that to the person on the outside, it appears that it has moved faster than the speed of light, magic. Speed is just distance divided by time. And the speed has to be constant. That means that time then has to change. If all the mathematics are going to work out, fine. Then if distance changes, so does time. And so when we're talking about things that obey the speed of light, like a photon that can't go faster than time then starts to get wibbly wobbly. So that's the that's the insight that comes from special relativity is that Newtonian physics works really well, from the perspective of your everyday life. Right? Bouncing a basketball, Newtonian physics works great. But when you break it down to things that either are massive, like planets, or that move incredibly fast, like light, then it starts to break down and relativity takes over. And so we start to extrapolate outward from that, and finding out that time doesn't move the same for everyone, time is dependent on your frame of reference on your velocity on your mass on your, on your gravitational pull. And so for most of us, that's not going to matter. Most of us are going to live our whole lives in roughly the same gravity, well, at roughly the same velocity, we're not going to be traveling near the speed of light, we're not going to have to worry about this. Right? So why even talk about it? Kendra Holt-Moore 21:10 Why even talk about it? Ian Binns 21:13 Because it's really fun. I mean, there's more reasons than that, obviously, but I've always found this stuff just quite fascinating. Blows my brain just Zack Jackson 21:23 gonna end the episode right there. Just no reason to talk about it's not gonna affect us show. Rachael Jackson 21:32 Let's move on with our day. Zack Jackson 21:34 But it does kind of bust the whole way we think about past present future, doesn't it that, that there is this constant flow of time from past to future, that past is gone. It's just a memory. The present is where we live, and the future is what's coming, hasn't happened yet. And like, that way of thinking, permeates all of our religious tradition, the way we think about God, the way we think about God's interaction with humanity is all based in this there was the past, it calls the present. And now the present will influence the future, especially in Christianity, because we are an eschatological religion, which is fancy theological ways of saying we are a religion of the end, we have people who are looking forward to the end to the redemption of all to the sort of an end goal of things being made, right? That only works if there is a progression of time. How do you save something if the end and the beginning and the middle are all the same? How does God interact in time? Do we believe that God is time less? And if God is outside of the flow of time, as we experience it, then which one is God's preferred time God's preferred now? Like there's some beautiful theologies like process theology, which believes with which teaches that God and creation are intrinsically intertwined, and that God is growing and changing and moving with creation. And I love that, and that God doesn't know the future, and God is moving along with us. But it doesn't work. When you realize that there is no preferred present moment, and everything breaks down on the macro level. You don't for example, if you and your friend were in in twin spaceships, and you were hanging out near a black hole, and your buddy got a little bit too close, and then got sucked into the event horizon, from your perspective, you could stay there for the rest of your life and watch them slowly fall into the black hole. They would just be falling and falling and falling forever. But from their perspective, in an instant, they would be instantly spaghettified which is the actual technical term for when you get sucked into a black hole and get pulled down atom by atom into single strand of be of existence spaghettified we get a five spaghettified you can quote me on that. That's, that's the science word. Well, so Ian Binns 24:26 I've always felt like in, you know, when you come to the notion of God, that just seemed limiting to me that we could only think of God as a being that is limited to our notion of time, to the human notion of time, right. Like, I would like to think that there is a God that God is more powerful than that, right? There's not there's not a limiting factor there. If that makes any sense. Yeah. No, like one man literally interpret, you know, the story of great the creation story, or stories and, and Genesis, when they see that, you know, on the first day this happened second day Ebola seventh day God rested. And people like See, look, it happened in one week. I'm kinda like you, like really like you can't you struggle with the notion that it's bigger than that like that God is limited to our personal understanding our own individual understanding of what a week is, and what a day is like that just to me that that kind of puts God into a into a bubble. Right? That's like, the only way I can understand God is by God is in a life like mine. And I would like to think that if God does exist, that God is outside of that mentality, that there's God's not limited in that situation. That's just how I view it. Zack Jackson 26:01 So then how would a being outside of the flow of time interact within the flow of time? Ian Binns 26:07 I don't know. You know, when I die, and if there is a God, and I get a chance to meet God, that may be one of my questions. How do you do that? Can you teach me that trick? I mean, I know. But I just I don't know. Yeah, I feel like that's another good thought experiment. Rachael Jackson 26:28 Man, please. Yeah. One of the ways that we've sort of wrestled with this idea, I shouldn't say we, that I have wrestled with this idea of time, and God. I've heard the idea that is, God is all good, all knowing, all powerful, and all time. That doesn't work for my theology, when I look at the world around me. So it's like, Okay, which of these variables Am I comfortable eliminating? And I was not comfortable with eliminating that God is all good. That that that feels really terrible to think that God is not good. So and I'll spare you all the details of going through that that journey, where I end up for this conversation is that if God is all time, perhaps God is the present, as we know it, that it's, it is in our time, that God is of all times, but we experience time in a linear fashion. And so that's where God exists with us is in our times. And so God has the ability to move through time space continuum. Great. I don't and so I can experience God in this time. And I employ that in one of the prayers that I say where we, we ask for healing. And at the end, I always say, made those in need find healing in a time near to us. I don't if we're praying to God, I want God to know that I don't want this on a god time scale. I would like this on our time scale. So I, I agree with you and that there it seems confining to have God exists in a singular time frame. But I myself do exist in that time frame going back to Zach's point of like, no Newtonian physics, pretty much my life not gonna break out in Newtonian physics, I don't really need to think too much on this. So from a theological standpoint, I say, Okay, God experiences or relativity in a way that I don't. So it's my question then have to wrestle with myself of how do I then have God in my timeline? In my time, so I don't know if that makes any sense. But that's, that's sort of how I answer that question. Kendra Holt-Moore 29:02 So the way that I think about alternative, like, forms of guard, like the kinds of theologies that I think are really compatible with this, you know, revolution in the understanding of time, it I think that mystical theologies become so much more kind of intriguing, and it you know, it's like, it does. Accepting, like, Einsteinian mechanics of time and you know, mystical theologies. It requires an acceptance of, well, I think most of the time it requires an acceptance of a non theistic version of God, or like a non anthropomorphic version of God. And so what I mean when I say those things is, you know, A version of God that that's not like, made in the image of like human beings are human ish versions of God, you know the God with arms and legs and a face. And that's really hard I think for a lot of people to kind of let go of, especially if, if we're talking about like the monotheism 's of like Judaism, Christianity and Islam. I mean, and really like the most of the major world religions that talk about God, there is something that tends to become very like humanoid about God, but that's never like there's always mystical strains of theology in, in religions. And so the, the ones that kind of come to mind that I think are are like some of the first ones that I thought of, and I know if Adam was here, this is probably something that he would bring up too is like Paul Tilex. Image of God as the ground of being. And Tillich kind of uses this phrase ground of being to, to be the stand in for God. And it kind of replaces this very anthropomorphic version of God with a vision of God that is, like a more like a foundation. And it's more like this stable, like, stable yet creative. floor at the bottom of all, all that is. And you know, there's, there's a lot in Tillich in theology and talking just about the ground of being if Adam listens to this and is like, Well, Adam, should have been here Zack Jackson 32:01 wasn't the Paul Tillich society? At one point? Kendra Holt-Moore 32:05 Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's true. But you know, that's like, that's your kind of letting go. It's a very, it's a more like, abstract kind of way of thinking about, like, what God is, but I actually, I think my personal favorite, like mystical kind of vision of God actually comes from a mystic named Nicholas of Cusa. And whenever I was, in my master's degree, I took a class called Nicolas of Cuza about this, like mystic theologian, and I remember Reading some of his primary works. And there was a chapter that was all about his, his, like, you know, his, kind of like systematic theology. And but there was a few pages in this one chapter that just had like math in it was like, what is happening? What, why I like circled all the math and wrote in the margins of my textbook, like, Excuse me, like, No, I think I even like wrote out a very dramatic like, no, with multiple exploits, XSplit exclamation, and was just like, This is not what I want to be, like thinking about when I'm trying to like foster a spiritual experience. And, and I have a, you know, a couple years later, after that class, I took a class called science literacy with my doctoral advisor. And in that class, it was like, one of the most fascinating and also difficult classes that I've taken, because it's like a crash course in physics. And like, you know, we talk about special theory of relativity, general theory of relativity, quantum mechanics, like all of that, and what are the philosophical and like theological implications of those things. And it was during that class that I had to kind of go back to the theology of Nicholas of Cusa. And look at my margins, in the notes on the pages where there is mass and the universe and God, and then I just like, it made sense to me. I was like, I still, I'm just like, not someone who naturally thinks in a very mathy way, and so I always find that challenging. But there's also like, the only times that I have been able to have been able to, like have an experience of all thinking about math is when I'm thinking about the implication of, like, math on like, I don't know, like, like metaphysics or like the structure of the universe. And so, the point being that Nicolas of Cusa talks about the enfolding and unfolding of, of God or of of the universe, there's, there's this breath metaphor Almost of this enfolding everything kind of collapsing into one unit, one like period, one point. And in that enfolding every, like you and I, and all that is, we are one, it's like a oneness. And then the unfolding is this like, you know, it's the, the exhale or like the other side of the breath it unfolds. And again, we all kind of diverge into particularities and we have our, you know, our specific to kind of tie it back to our conversation wells of gravity, where we exist. But we also keep in folding and unfolding. So there's like this dual experience of like, oneness, and specificity and like divergence. That is just like, I think such a beautiful image of like wholeness, and like, it's like both the duality and oneness that I just think is like such a perfect, like, non theistic kind of theological representation of these like time dynamics that force us to think beyond, you know, Newtonian mechanics. So that's kind of what comes to mind for me. Zack Jackson 36:42 Well, if you're into sacred mathematics, and mysticism, you would love by Sagaris. They were all about that life, almost worshipping numbers and mathematics, thinking of it as this ticket in small doses. You also if you're a pipe factory, and you can't eat beans, that was that was against their religion to Kendra Holt-Moore 37:03 work for me. Yeah. Zack Jackson 37:05 I think he thought that the beans in humans came from the same source. And so it was a bit of cannibalism. Who knows you're that part about Ian Binns 37:16 Sagaris when I was studying that, but Zack Jackson 37:18 you mostly just hear about the whole triangle thing, right? You don't hear about the toggery worship numbers. Ian Binns 37:23 It's been a long time since I took that really cool history science class. Zack Jackson 37:27 So yeah, it's been a couple 1000 years since the Python, Koreans. But we're at Ian Binns 37:34 that times all relative, right? Zack Jackson 37:36 Well, yeah. I mean, how do we think of time typically, we think of it like, like those moving sidewalks at the airport, right? That we're all standing on it. And we're all moving at the same rate, or like a flow of a river, that we're all moving together along the same rate. But we found out that you can kind of move on that river, you can paddle one way or the other, and you can slow down or speed up your position in time in that river. And so it time kind of then acts more like a frozen river with kids ice skating all over it, rather than a group of people on a lazy river in their tubes, all moving at the same speed. So it does, I think this has been my problem to Kandra is that I'm fine with almost all of these weird things in about relativity and time. But it hurts my conception of a real time theistic God like the God that is in the moment with me right now. It makes that harder to stomach harder to conceptualize. You know, if if, if God doesn't have a preferred present moment, then like, Oh, okay. Then. Kendra Holt-Moore 39:03 Yeah, yeah, implications of that are really like they are really far reaching for for Christianity and, and Judaism in Islam, I think in particular. And it's, you know, I think there are also people who maybe, and I don't know if this like kind of resonates with your experience, maybe not Zack, but people who kind of like if you kind of asked them or forced them to explain their theology, they might they might actually say something that sounds more non theistic. But in their day to day lives, they kind of like re impose a theistic like face on there, like non theistic theology, like it's, it's, it's, you know, again, that's not that's, it's almost like Like, I don't know that this is like the appropriate way to frame it but like a second naivete Zack Jackson 40:06 almost of like, yes. What we're doing physics Kendra Holt-Moore 40:09 come to Yeah, like if you're if your theology if it's important to you for the theology and the physics to kind of fit together then maybe that's like what you do. But for like, you know, religious and spiritual community and talking day to day, you still use language that has like familiarity and like personhood, and I don't like this is something that people will argue about, because some people think that's like a disingenuous, and I get that. But I also, I think it's just important for the way that people relate to each other and to other things in the world and to relationships. So I actually find that completely, like understandable and normal. Zack Jackson 40:57 It's like my day to day theology is Newtonian. But my, if I'm thinking about it, my actual theology is Einsteinian. Right? That right? It makes sense in the day to day to have an eminent theistic God. But it makes sense in the quiet moments where I'm thinking, to think about a, a more universal presence than a theistic imminent God. And I think we do that all the time. With our theologies, we've got, we've got different types of theologies that apply to different situations, the theology that you have when you're suffering is different than the theology you have when you're not. And we just, we all do, and that's fine. Like I don't at like funerals and stuff, people always talk about how that person has gone on. And now they're watching over me and blah, blah, blah. But like, there's no part in the New Testament that talks about that, there that the New Testament teaches that you die, you die, and you go on the ground, and your soul, your spirit, all of that is over. And it's done, until the Second Coming, and the resurrection of the dead. And then everyone comes back together, there is no, like waiting up in heaven, and playing a harp and watching you as you live your life. There is none of that in the New Testament, but we all just pretend like it's there. Because it is comforting to us in the moment, even if we don't really believe that so and so was watching us from afar, we like to believe that it's true. You know, I think we do that practically. And it's okay to admit that as a way of contextualizing our theology in the moment. Rachael Jackson 42:27 And it's and it can be used as a coping mechanism. Yeah, theology has coping. Zack Jackson 42:33 So when this episode airs, it's going to be like, I don't know, two weeks from Christmas or so. Which is, I don't know, sort of one of the important parts of of the Christian year. It's like, this moment in Christian theology where just a little, a little bit, a little bit. It's this moment in Christian theology, where it's like, God has been working through people for eons, and moving through the cycles of time, and nations and empires and kings and prophets and priests and individuals. And then, at some point, God says, Alright, kids, you sit down, I'm gonna take care of this for a minute, and comes in and breaks through, and there's this. Countless theologies that have tried to explain how God becomes human. How do we break this barrier between the infinite in the finite this, this this, we call it kenosis, this emptying of divinity in order to become humanity. I mean, there's none of them actually make a whole lot of sense. Logically, there are, which you sort of have to have to get all mystical and non dualistic before anything makes any sense? If you really think about it for too long, in terms of the Incarnation. But it's this breaking through a moment that we celebrate, in which something that is entirely other breaks into time and into history, that which is universal becomes particular, that God has to become a single person in a single time with a single genetic makeup who lives a single life. And there's some, I mean, that's helpful to some extent, to imagine that in our day to day lives, I also wonder then, if we were to draw that outward, if we were to say that time and space are connected, are one in the same. And just like, I believe that San Diego still exists, even though I'm not there. I also believe that three BC exists, even though I'm not there. And so in that way of thinking about time, that the past is not something that is gone, but it's just something that I'm not experienced. In saying that the incarnation the breaking in of God into the world is something that is happening in an infinite present moment in what we would consider 1000s of years ago. And so in all of these places in which God is breaking into time, those are places that are infinitely being broken into time. And you can think then of the final redemption of the world less as something to look forward to, and something that as opposed to something that we're living into something that we're experiencing the ripples of redemption, the way that you would experience gravitational waves of a black hole collisions. But these just musings of ways that I like to try to think about things that I have no real theological grounding, and I'm trying to be careful not to draw those conclusions too far as just rereading a paper I wrote in seminary, I posted it to y'all, it's fine. No one reads, that's 20 pages. And the the, the final conclusion I made was just drawn way too broadly outward, because I got excited about the implications of a God that breaks into time infinitely. And the ripples of redemption that can get flow through time through single redemptive acts, which I don't know if I would draw those points anymore, but they were fun to dwell on back then. So I should say, to wrap things up, we don't actually know why we experienced the flow of time. All of these revelations that come out of relativity are counterintuitive. It doesn't feel like the past and the future are real, it feels like they are ideas. And the present is the only moment we've ever experienced, that's our lived reality. That's the way our brains have formed. And for some reason, the way that we experience the dimension of time, whether that's just a way that our consciousness adapted to be able to function well, or if there is some divine reason that we experience a single moment instead of an entirety of moments. Nobody really has a good explanation. So a lot of this sort of thinking is theoretical, and a lot of it is hard to wrap your head around. And I think it's probably okay to have a an eminent theology that works on the Newtonian level of day to day life, as well as having a sort of what if kind of theology in which you are imagining the implications of something that has implications but are hard to fathom in our everyday life? If that makes sense. Do you think that's okay? Or is that disingenuous? No, I think that's good. If Adam were here, he would argue with me that it would be disingenuous, but again, Adam is not here to defend himself Ian Binns 48:23 that since so vault. Zack Jackson 48:27 So I would just like to end this segment by saying that I am right and Adam is wrong, and there is nothing that he can do or say, to correct me. And if he would like to correct me, he will have to do so in a future episode when he leads. So there Rachael Jackson 48:51 so today's today's day down the wormhole, minute story from the Talmud. This comes from the Babylonian Talmud in Tractate to a neat around page 23. That's in case anyone wants to check my citation or read the entire story. There's a character a person however, you want to understand the people in these texts, whose name is Honi. And there's quite a few stories about him. And so one of the stories that I want to tell you about is the day that Honi slept. And as a tired parent, it just sounds amazing. Story. One day, Connie, the circle maker was traveling along a road and he saw an old man planting a care of tree when he stops and asks him, how long will it take for this Tree to fully bear fruit. And the man replies 70 years. Astonished Honi asks, Do you think you will live another 70 years? There, the man replies calmly. I found care of trees growing when I was born, because my forefathers planted them for me, so I to plant them for my children. Thereupon, Connie sat down to have a meal, and sleep overcame him. As he slept, a rock formation grew around him hiding him from sight, and he slept and he slept. And he slept. He continued to sleep for 70 years. When he woke up, he saw what it look like to be this same man gathering beautiful fruit fully bloomed a fully mature fruit from a Carib tree. Astonished Honi then asks, Are You the man who planted this tree? No. The man replies, I am his grandson. That's when Connie realizes that he has slept for 70 years. Connie goes home and finds that his son has died, but his grandson was still alive. And so he says to the members of his household, I am Honi the circle maker, but they didn't believe him, because it had been 70 years since when he had passed and vise been seen. Since then he left the house and he went to the Beit Midrash the study hall, and he announces, I am Honi the circle maker, but no one believed him and they didn't give him any respect. So Honee an utter despairs, praise for Divine Mercy. And he dies. To this Raava another person of the time says, For this reason people say give me companionship, or give me death. And it is for this reason that we gravitate towards others. That though time might pass we experience it in a linear fashion that it is the people with whom we have connections with it is a way of thinking about the past providing for the future but really living in these moments that make it worthwhile. That is what Honi the circle maker can teach us from his sleep of 70 years. Zack Jackson 52:52 May we all sleep for 70 years.
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Kandra James, National Director Literacy Content and Implementation at Curriculum Associates, joins Danielle and Sari to discuss all things literacy! Kandra dives into grade-level reading, and why we should all be working towards getting all students to grade-level reading. Kandra shares best practices, tips, and foundations for educators to support this work. She dives into why systems and routines are so important, and how teachers can start this work.Kandra's Whitepaper: https://www.curriculumassociates.com/products/magnetic-reading/scaffolding-for-reading-proficiency-whitepaperFive Reading Scaffolding Techniques blog post: https://www.curriculumassociates.com/blog/five-reading-scaffolding-techniquesTwitter: https://twitter.com/CurriculumAssocInstagram: www.Instragram.com/MyiReadyEmail: ExtraordinaryEducators@cainc.com
As we approach the 20th anniversary of 9/11, Dcn. Greg Kandra shares about how God used that moment to call him to the diaconate and a life of deeper prayer.
I am excited to share this episode with you today. See there are so many perspectives when it comes to the details of the Bible. Many of us don't agree on the details. But what would happen if we all could get along and agree on THE PURPOSE OF GOD. What if we laid down our differences and kept it simple for the sake of Reconciling the World back to God!? Now more than ever need to learn how to keep the main thing the main thing,. We must start thinking about the future of the planet and stop being selfish. I don't think God is too happy with all this bickering about "our revelation.." Learn the plan of God: The Kingdom University
Am Tag vor seiner ersten Runde der Weltmeisterschaft 2021 ist Squash-Profi Raphael Kandra zu Gast. Aus dem Hotelzimmer in Chicago spricht er über die Faszination Squash, die anstehende WM und seinen Wahnsinnslauf bei den British Open 2018. (Anm. d. Red.: Kandra gewann die erste Runde am folgenden Tag mit 3:0, schied dann in Runde 2 nach einem 0:3 aus.) 5 Fakten zum Squash: Die ersten deutschen Squashcourts in Deutschland wurden 1930 von Siemens in Berlin gebaut. Die Anzahl der Squashanlagen in Deutschland nahm von 20 im Jahr 1975 und über 1000 in 1990 zu. Das Spielfeld ist 32 Fuß (9,75 m) auf 21 Fuß (6,40 m) groß. Der Squashball ist aus Gummi, hat einen Durchmesser von 39,0 bis 40,5 mm (etwa so groß wie ein Tischtennis- oder ein Golfball) und wiegt zwischen 23,5 und 24,5 Gramm. Beim Aufschlag muss der Aufschläger immer mit mindestens einem Fuß in einem der beiden Aufschlagfelder stehen.
Träumst du auch davon als erster Deutscher Sportler in deiner Sportart Europameister zu werden? Ein schöner Traum, oder? Bleibt die alles entscheidende Frage offen: Wie schafft man dies? Dies und noch viel mehr wird dir unser heutiger Trainingsgast, Raphael Kandra, der 2019 als erster Deutscher Squashspieler Europameister wurde. Bitte begrüßt ihn mit einem tobenden Beifall. Zu seinen größten Erfolgen zählen sicherlich die 13 Weltranglistenturniersiege und das Erreichen des Halbfinals der British Open 2018. Weiterhin gelang es ihm im Team 3x die Bronzemedaille bei Mannschafts Europameisterschaften zu gewinnen sowie 2x die Deutsche Meisterschaft nämlich 2018 & 2019. Die Geschichte von Raphael ist es wert erzählt zu werden. Sie ist es nicht nur wert, sondern auch pure Inspiration und wird als deine mentale Trainingseinheit zu deinem Erfolg beitragen. In unserer heutigen Trainingseinheit teilt er seine Erfolgsgeheimnisse mit dir. Raphael auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/raphaelkandra_official/ Deutscher Squash Verband e.V: https://dsqv.de Paderborner Squash Club: http://www.paderborner-squash-club.de/ https://www.instagram.com/offensivspiel/ - Folge uns auf Instagram, um exklusiven Content zu bekommen. Kontaktiere uns jederzeit gerne unter offensivspiel_podcast@outlook.de
Träumst du auch davon als erster Deutscher Sportler in deiner Sportart Europameister zu werden? Ein schöner Traum, oder? Bleibt die alles entscheidende Frage offen: Wie schafft man dies? Dies und noch viel mehr wird dir unser heutiger Trainingsgast, Raphael Kandra, der 2019 als erster Deutscher Squashspieler Europameister wurde. Bitte begrüßt ihn mit einem tobenden Beifall. Zu seinen größten Erfolgen zählen sicherlich die 13 Weltranglistenturniersiege und das Erreichen des Halbfinals der British Open 2018. Weiterhin gelang es ihm im Team 3x die Bronzemedaille bei Mannschafts Europameisterschaften zu gewinnen sowie 2x die Deutsche Meisterschaft nämlich 2018 & 2019. Die Geschichte von Raphael ist es wert erzählt zu werden. Sie ist es nicht nur wert, sondern auch pure Inspiration und wird als deine mentale Trainingseinheit zu deinem Erfolg beitragen. In unserer heutigen Trainingseinheit teilt er seine Erfolgsgeheimnisse mit dir. Raphael auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/raphaelkandra_official/ Deutscher Squash Verband e.V: https://dsqv.de Paderborner Squash Club: http://www.paderborner-squash-club.de/ https://www.instagram.com/offensivspiel/ - Folge uns auf Instagram, um exklusiven Content zu bekommen. Kontaktiere uns jederzeit gerne unter offensivspiel_podcast@outlook.de
Joining us is Kandra Churchwell, owner of Denver based Alo Goods. She makes soaps, skin care, hair care, and oral care products with all-natural ingredients and packaged in sustainable materials.Kandra was highly influenced by her grandma as a child. Ma taught her how to paint and draw, how to do household chores with a smile, and how to use a little as possible to get a job done… whether it was being time efficient with your chores so you could have more play time, or using only the right amount of “stuff” to save money.Kandra is also the author of The Natural Soap Color Palette, a book for soap makers to help them learn how to make soaps without synthetic or lab made colorants. Locally, Kandra is an active member of the Good Business Colorado Plastic and Packaging Task Force which is currently working on creating the Sustainable Packaging Decision Tree, a tool to help product manufactures and food service industries to select sustainable materials for their packaging needs. To learn more visit www.shopalogoods.comIn this episode we cover:A Lot Of NotMarketing HypeGood Business Colorado Plastics And Packaging Task ForceGreenwashingLack Of KnowledgeLocal Recycling ServicesReuseThanks so much for tuning in again this week. I appreciate you
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Deacon Greg Kandra is a remarkable man - a journalist with experience working for CBS News, the creator of the renowned blog "The Deacon's Bench" and author of four excellent books. He is also a friend of Bishop Frank from his days in Brooklyn! Today, Deacon Greg joins the show to talk about his journey to the Diaconate, his experiences as a journalist and a writer and his reflections on the gift of prayer. You can find more here: https://thedeaconsbench.com/
The digital broadcast from April 9th, 2021.
The Kandra chapters are really holding the crew's attention at this point. TenSoon takes the stand in the trial of the century ... probably ... maybe ... I mean, I don't know how many trials they hold back in the Kandra homeland. Maybe this one is boring by comparison. Doesn't seem super likely though. On top of that, though, Joe has been putting a lot of thought into this book, like a lot, creating a web of possibilities, and not just because he's kind of drunk this episode. Listen to some serious theorycrafting on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!
Our crew is really vibing with these chapters, despite the continued lack of action scenes. Don't get me wrong, Joe and Dac still don't love Cett, but our friends from Terris have finally started really digging into this research on the Deepness, and that's got everyone excited, not to mention our first Breeze POV. The sad part is, we're quickly running out of suspects for who the Kandra is. Could Joe have been right all along? Anything is possible on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!
In this episode, we've got some meta discussions of the book and how we're feeling now that we're about halfway through. Jaymee has had enough of library book club scenes, and Joe and Dac have both already had enough of Cett, despite this being his first actual appearance. Then we get into some of the secret, hidden mysteries of the Kandra and get outraged that Vin doesn't care as much as we do. There are so many juicy secrets out there just beyond our reach, and our crew is starting to get tired of that too, on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!
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This week Sazed is back, and trouble is following right on his heels, but the crew takes it better than any of us expected. We also get to meet Allrianne Cett, daughter of Ashweather Cett, one of the men currently besieging Luthadel. We don't trust her. Jaymee thinks she might even be a Kandra. Then again, we think that about nearly everyone at this point. Most of all, we're all delighted by Vin and OreSeur's heart to heart. These two crazy kids (well, one crazy kid and one crazy bone-eating monster blob dog, but that's a mouthful) might just make this thing work after all. The big question everyone is asking, though, is, this book is called The Well of Ascension; when is this going to turn into a buddy road trip movie where Vin and Sazed go find the well? When indeed. The story feels like it's beginning to heat up, and our newbies are excited. Check it out on this week's episode of The Sanderlanche!
(Recorded on May 19, 2020) Meet Kandra Albury of local non-profit, Kids'n Capes! Most of our local non-profits really rely on community events to take place in order to raise money for their organizations and their purposes. Kandra had to cancel their annual fundraiser, the Blue Tie Gala because of COVID-19. So, how has she adjusted to these circumstances? How is she getting her very important message out there? What has the financial impact been like? What does Kandra think the long-term impact of COVID-19 will be like on children? Support Kandra and Kids'n Capes and find out more about their organization by visiting them at https://www.kidsncapesinc.org/ ------- "Hey Alexa! Play W.H.O.A. Podcast!" Join us as we discuss the daily changes and effects of the coronavirus on businesses. During this uncertain time, we ask for your support to keep bringing you daily updates of our Coronavirus Session episodes. If you can donate, please consider purchasing a gift card to help fund the production of the WHOA GNV podcast. https://www.whoagnv.com/whoa-gnv-shop/gift-card-coronavirus If you can’t donate at this time we ask you to support our podcast in other ways - tune into our Coronavirus Session episodes, share the podcast with friends, or leave us a review! We hope you all remain safe and healthy. Thank you to all of our listeners and sponsors for allowing us to bring you businesses and individuals that make you go WHOA! CONNECT WITH OUR PODCAST & NOMINATE A GUEST: https://www.whoagnv.com/ Instagram: http://instagram.com/whoagnv Facebook: http://facebook.com/whoagnvpodcast Twitter: http://twitter.com/whoagnv Know someone that would be PERFECT for our show? Nominate them here! https://www.whoagnv.com/nominate-a-guest/ Join us on the journey and listen on... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/whoa-gnv-podcast/id1381002391?mt=2&i=1000410719480 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/whoagnv/ Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/whoa-gnv-podcast Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3vZ0Bg4FJmdx3VPKg4ehMf?si=2ET-VhjXRtqIDUTp_Dau7w --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whoa-gnv-podcast/support
"I love to see tangible results of what I've done, and you don't always get that with children. You're just putting food on the table and cleaning up messes for much of the day, and I struggle to feel like I'm doing what I should be doing with my life sometimes." Bo and Kandra Miller talk to us about where they are seeing God in their daily routines of parenting and teaching. They talk about surprising phone calls and bedtime prayers, seeking validation in the wrong places, the sweetness of memorizing Bible verses, and learning to pray together.
Dr. Kandra Albury is a published author of children's books addressing childhood bullying, illicit drug use, and sexual abuse. Kid's 'n Capes provides resources to teachers, parents, and children.
Enjoy this discussion with Kandra Benton about looking at the flip side. Despite challenges, Kandra makes the choice to look at the positives in life and get the most out of each day. During this time of social distancing, you will be encouraged and challenged to hear this perspective, and we hope you feel motivated to focus on the good things in your own life during this unique season.About KandraKandra Benton has been married to her husband Stephen for 18 years. They have three daughters and live outside of Nashville. Kandra is a homeschooling momma, connoisseur of all things taco related, slightly obsessed with Christmas and a lover of writing and words. She spends much of her free time writing about what the Lord is teaching her through raising her daughters and life around her. She loves to laugh and will do what it takes to make you giggle before she leaves your presence!
Brenda talks with Deacon Greg Kandra about his book, “The Living Gospen: Daily Devotions for Lent 2020 The post Morning Blend Guest: Deacon Greg Kandra, Lent Meditations appeared first on Mater Dei Radio.
Deacon Greg Kandra talks with Katie Prejean McGrady about how the practice up giving up something in Lent actually starts with giving. Kandra also shares insights into the Lenten devotional Daily Devotions for Lent 2020 and what he’s going to focus on doing during Lent this year.
The Rose M. Singer Center, nicknamed Rosie’s, is the women’s jail on Rikers Island and is among the top-12 worst jails in the country. WCJA’s goal is to find a clear and quick path to close Rosie’s and create positive change in the justice system. https://womenscja.org/beyond-rosies/
Deacon Greg Kandra tells his journey from founding editor of “Couric & Co.,” Katie Couric's blog at CBSNews.com to celebrated Catholic journalist. Host Deacon Greg Webster, of St. Raphael the Archangel Catholic Church in Old Mill Creek, Il, is joined by panelists Deacon Mike Alandry, St.Mary of the Annunciation, Mundelein, IL, Deacon Dave Egan, ("retired" to Nashville... I don't think so!) and newcomer Deacon Eric Sewell, St. Lucy's Catholic Church in Racine Wisconsin.
Welcome to show number 300! Today marks a milestone for us with the Flipping America show. Thanks to all of our sponsors for making it possible and thank you to YOU for making the show a big hit! It’s not a college football game coming down to the last few seconds, but for a real estate show, it’s pretty exciting! Making money YAY! Financial freedom YAY! Purpose, meaning, legacy, YAY! Wait, isn’t it just a bit odd that sporting events seem to get us a LOT more enthusiastic than these other things that actually are the warp and woof of our lives. Speaking of woof, I had a rough afternoon Saturday, like a lot of you Dawg fans out there. I had to go outside and sit by myself for awhile. One of the many thoughts I was thinking while pondering Georgia’s unbelievable upset loss is “why does this matter so much to me?” I came close to an answer when I decided that I just really want to root for a team that wins a championship. I’m not much of a baseball fan but was delighted to be in the area when the Braves had their moment in the early 90’s. I know we are the soccer champs, but honestly, I didn’t realize we were any good until I heard on the news that we were playing for the championship. And I really don’t mean any disrespect, but it’s just difficult for guys my age to get excited about soccer. We didn’t grow up with it. Anyway -- this was going to be the year for Georgia. We have elite talent, expectations were high - and then dashed. I know a championship is possible, but have you seen LSU and Alabama play? South Carolina barely whimpered as Alabama rolled over them. And I’m not sure they can beat LSU this year. But here’s how to eventually get out of this mental mire - you just have to say - “hey - it’s just a game. It won’t be important in 100 years and it doesn’t affect my life, my destiny, or my future any more than I allow it to.” Now THAT’s a word of wisdom for everyone here. We have to get some perspective on our lives and think about what really matters. Sports. Yay. LIFE. YAY! How to contact us www.RogerBlankenship.com Facebook.com/flippingamericamedia Twitter and Instagram @FlippingAmerica Call our National Comment Line: 404-369-1018, ext 1. Leave your message or your question. Email your questions to questions@rogerblankenship.com. Please always tell us where you are from. We like to know where the show is being heard. And let us know how you found out about us if you don’t mind. Sponsors American IRA: www.americanIRA.com Civic Financial: bit.ly/CivicFunding Announcements: Lunch with me every Wednesday. Baraonda My latest article in Forbes is out. bit.ly/findredeals. The FAN is here! Would you like to invest in the Flipping America projects across the country? Coming soon you will be able to for as little as $100. That’s right, Flipping America is partnering with Ground Floor Funding to create a crowd-funded platform where you can invest in the deals we are doing here. The fund will pay out a 8% preferred rate of return and can go as high as 16%. You can make money with me, the Flipping America Guy. Flipping America App is in the app store. You can listen to the show, read the show notes, and the entire catalog of shows is now available to you. It’s a free download and there are no upsells or in-app purchases. Free to download, free to listen. Go ahead and give it a try and drop me a line and let me know what you think. Want a quick analytical tool to tell you how strong a potential fix and flip deal is? Download the Property Grade app. You answer 10 simple questions about the property and the app instantly tells you what you can expect to make, your return on investment, your return on cash, and then the program gives the project a letter grade using the proprietary Flipping America Investment Property Grade algorithm. News: Citibank is fined $30 million for holding onto foreclosures for too long. https://www.housingwire.com/articles/citibank-fined-30-million-for-holding-onto-foreclosures-for-too-long/?utm_campaign=Newsletter%20-%20HousingWire%20Daily&utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=77981270&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-9lNy1Av7foLYjpXtKTCDJ8pLEHN9TU02KtI1vtN16wH8sJcvMGWnDHmusNse3tmeFMkGUexet_b7sZ--8hgpCgR6VKq_Yj_wj3ztnaW8P-f7FzgOQ&_hsmi=77981270 Rent To Own - Nope - not in PA, NY or WI https://www.housingwire.com/articles/pennsylvania-sues-rent-to-own-operator-vision-property-management-for-preying-on-low-income-renters/?utm_campaign=Newsletter%20-%20HousingWire%20Daily&utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=77981270&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-9lNy1Av7foLYjpXtKTCDJ8pLEHN9TU02KtI1vtN16wH8sJcvMGWnDHmusNse3tmeFMkGUexet_b7sZ--8hgpCgR6VKq_Yj_wj3ztnaW8P-f7FzgOQ&_hsmi=77981270 176 124 128 Your Questions: Send emails to questions@rogerblankenship.com Arlene, Milwaukee, WI. “How do you find your contractors? Brandon, Atlanta, GA “My new contractor wants money up front for materials. I know you say ‘no money up front’ but we have this trust thing going on. He doesn’t know me and I don’t know him. What do I do?” William, Macon, GA “I keep hearing about the foreclosure auctions at the courthouse steps. I think I might want to do that, but why not just buy foreclosures my agent is showing me from the listings? Are the deals any better at the auctions? How do you go about buying at the courthouse?” Adnon, Long Beach CA, “Do you always hire a GC? What it the repairs are minor?” Brenda, Elizabethtown, KY “Do you ever just do the work yourself? My husband and I kinda like doing the work and he’s good at everything.” Ellen, Milwaukee, WI. “My husband and I just sold our home to downsize and we are trying to figure out what to do with the money -- over $200,000. He’s semi-retired, bored, and handy. We’ve thought about flipping some houses. What advice would you give us?” Kandra, Las Vegas, NV “I recently attended a seminar here put on by [a TV personality]. I felt like it was just a sales pitch for a $20,000 course. But I was here for a course and really didn’t learn anything. I’m concerned that if I paid the $20,000 I might not learn anything there either. And I don’t have $20,000 anyway. So I didn’t do it. But I’m back to square one. I really want to learn this business! I don’t have any money and my credit has a few dings. Is there any hope for me?” D’Wayne, Louisville, KY “How do you decide whether you are going to fix and property and flip it, fix it and keep it, or just wholesale it? I figure there must be a way to figure out the best thing to do with a property. I have a deal under contract for 72,000. It needs updating and paint and carpet. I think I’ll get $150,000 for it if I flip it. Or I could rent it out for $900 per month. But another investor just offered me $10,000 for my contract. What would you do? James, Lancaster, PA “I’ve been researching various REITs and crowdfunding platforms. REITs seem like less involvement from me, which I prefer, but the returns I’m seeing are at best around 6%. With crowdfunding I can get closer to 10% on my money but I have to be a bit more involved. While I’m thinking about it, do you have other options you would recommend?” Ellen, Villages of Ocala, FL, “We are trying to maximize the returns on our self-directed IRA. We started a little late in the game and don’t really have enough money in there to buy and flip a house. Any suggestions?” Karenza, Long Beach, CA “I want to dive into buying rental properties here in southern california. My question is, am I too late?” Britney, Penn Hills, PA “My husband and I are finishing up our first flip -- so exciting! We are having a discussion about interior paint colors. Our property is in an area that has a lot of investor activity with trendy styles and colors. I want a bold color scheme, but my husband wants builder’s beige. Can you settle the debate?” Comment Line calls and Questions Call 404-369-1018, press 1 and leave your message! Motivational Thoughts for the day “Blessed are those who can give without remembering and take without forgetting” --Anonymous
For the first time ever on Customers Also Watched, a double feature. What about Night Fright could have prompted this? Find out why as guests Kandra and Sterle join Erica to discuss two John Agar movies. Follow on Twitter @CAWPodcast, FB or IG under Customers Also Watched, or Letterboxd under AlsoWatched.
Episode 54: Mistborn The Hero of Ages Chapters 7-9 patreon.com/cosmerecast twitter.com/cosmerecast facebook.com/cosmerecast Dave learns more about the Kandra.
Kelsier has Martyred himself striking the critical spark needed to begin the Skaa rebellion, but Vin is left feeling abandoned, lost and without a sense of purpose. The Church of the Survivor is already spreading through the streets of Luthadel, and we watch Vin and Sazed discuss whether or not Kelsier was dishonest, the nature of good and evil, and where religions come from. The crew slowly realizes that Kelsier has been preparing them for leadership roles in the new government. They're helped along by a dramatic appearance, and obligatory knowledge drop from Oreseur the Kandra. Mistborn Spoilers is a weekly book-club, and you can join the conversations that make this podcast on Discord Please remember, Seth and Patrick are two nerds in a basement who would rather be creating podcast content full time, than working our 9-5s. You can help us create the content you love, become full time podcast creators, and make our dreams come true by donating on the Fox and Raven Media Patreon page.
Reigning German National Champion Raphael Kandra has emerged a force to be reckoned with among the top tier of squash. Currently 15 in the world and 16 in the race to Dubai standings, Kandra is more than excited about the 2019 campaign. A brilliant performance at last year's British Open which saw the German come through qualies to reach the semi-final, beating Nick Matthew and Marwan ElShorbagy along the way, was an incredible story. He's not resting on his laurels though; it's onwards and upwards for Raphael, and that means more great squash for us.
We're joined by Deacon Greg Kandra to discuss Advent devotions and the plight of Catholics in the Middle East.
Lisa Kandra believes that when 'emotions are high, wisdom is low', which has guided her in her work to empower others...lean in and listen to her powerful journey!More Info: www.johnmaxwellgroup.com/lisakandra See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Sazed is concerned about the exchange between Vin and Elend, and questions her thoroughly. Despite Sazed's warnings, Vin is looking forward to seeing him again. Lord Renoux talks about meeting Elend many years ago, well before Oreseur became Renoux. We'll discuss how the Kandra may have gotten that information, and how Kandra society and law works in general. Kelsier heads out into the night on a mysterious mission, and the ever curious Vin follows. She discovers the Allomantic highway, and quickly works out how to jump from bronze spike to bronze spike. Upon reaching Luthadel, Kelsier discovers Vin. With the understanding that he won't be able to prevent her from following, Kelsier gives Vin a new lesson in Allomancy. Atium, and it's uses. Hell-bent on uncovering the secrets of the Lord Ruler, Kelsier heads toward Kredik Shaw, with his Skaa Mistborn Apprentice in tow.
Tyler has a theory thunder down upon him amid otherwise trivial adventures and so, a new podcast-style is born. Theory Time will be short, 15-25 minute, episodes. Sometimes they will be solo hosted and some will be co-hosted. We want to keep the magic going even if there are no new books for a while! In this theory time, Tyler explores the relationship between the Kandra and the Listeners. It goes deep and holds nothing back. #AllSpoilers Original music by David Gruwier (https://twitter.com/DGruwier). "Radiant" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5CFAZUv4C0) by David Gruwier.
FAR 128 Expected Air Date: 03/10/18 Opening: Hello everyone. I am Roger Blankenship and I teach people how to make money in Real Estate. We bring you news, trends, markets, and we feature people who are getting it done in this industry. This show was recorded on Thursday night in front of a live audience at our local meetup group, Flipping Atlanta! In just a few moments I’m going to interview Ramon Tookes, the legendary investor and the driving force behind the Flipology series of real estate training. If you’re listening to this on Saturday, you’re missing Flipology in Atlanta this weekend, but that’s ok. It’s coming up again in Houston, TX April 21-22. We’re going to tell you in a moment how you can sign up for that. How to Reach us www.flippingamericanetwork.com Facebook.com/flippingamericamedia Twitter and Instagram @FlippingAmerica YouTube: bit.ly/FlippingAmericaOnYouTube Linkedin: bit.ly/FlippingAmericaOnLinkedIn Call our National Comment Line: 404-369-1018, ext 1. Leave your message or your question. Announcements: My upcoming speaking engagements: March 14, Atlanta REIA South April 5, Chattanooga REIA April 7, FlipStarter, Chattanooga April 9, Savannah REIA April 14, FlipStarter Savannah April 21, FlipStarter Atlanta Details on the website and at FlipStarterEvent.com News: https://www.realtor.com/news/trends/20-hottest-markets-real-estate-u-s-february-2018/ http://www.miamiherald.com/news/business/real-estate-news/article203880569.html https://boingboing.net/2018/03/07/down-cad105k.html http://www.chicagonow.com/getting-real/2018/03/chicago-real-estate-market-huge-decline-in-february-contract-activity/ https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/improved-residential-real-estate-market-produces-strong-results-in-john-dixon-auction-300610214.html http://www.nreionline.com/finance-investment/more-foreign-capital-flowing-real-estate-debt-funds https://therealdeal.com/2018/02/21/how-artificial-intelligence-is-changing-real-estate-investment/ Special Guest Ramon Tookes Emails: Questions@flippingamericaradio.com Tell us where you’re from! Ellen, Milwaukee, WI. “My husband and I just sold our home to downsize and we are trying to figure out what to do with the money -- over $200,000. He’s semi-retired, bored, and handy. We’ve thought about flipping some houses. What advice would you give us?” Kandra, Las Vegas, NV “I recently attended a seminar here put on by [a TV personality]. I felt like it was just a sales pitch for a $20,000 course. But I was here for a course and really didn’t learn anything. I’m concerned that if I paid the $20,000 I might not learn anything there either. And I don’t have $20,000 anyway. So I didn’t do it. But I’m back to square one. I really want to learn this business! I don’t have any money and my credit has a few dings. Is there any hope for me?” D’Wayne, Louisville, KY “How do you decide whether you are going to fix and property and flip it, fix it and keep it, or just wholesale it? I figure there must be a way to figure out the best thing to do with a property. I have a deal under contract for 72,000. It needs updating and paint and carpet. I think I’ll get $150,000 for it if I flip it. Or I could rent it out for $900 per month. But another investor just offered me $10,000 for my contract. What would you do? Roberto, Long Beach, CA “What do you think the long term consequences for real estate will be in those areas hit by hurricanes. And do you think we will have a similar impact here in California because of all the wildfires?” James, Lancaster, PA “I’ve been researching various REITs and crowdfunding platforms. REITs seem like less involvement from me, which I prefer, but the returns I’m seeing are at best around 6%. With crowdfunding I can get closer to 10% on my money but I have to be a bit more involved. While I’m thinking about it, do you have other options you would recommend?”
What works well in an INFJ-ISTJ marriage? What're some of the biggest challenges in this kind of relationship? What else do you need to know? Tune in to this episode of The INFJ Personality Show for the answers to these questions and more! On today's show, you'll get to hear from my wife, Kandra, an ISTJ, who'll tell you a little bit about the pros and cons of our relationship. While our marriage certainly doesn't represent all INFJ-ISTJ relationships, it'll hopefully give you a general idea of what you could expect if you were to get to know an ISTJ.
The Dental Insiders, hosted by Matthew Petchel and Michael Dunn, is an interview series for dentists, dental team members and industry professionals. We share stories and lessons from clinicians and industry visionaries with the goal of providing an entertaining and … Continue reading →
Deacon Greg Kandra talks about the new commission studying the question of Female Deacons. If you're nervous, or excited, or curious, or incensed, you aren't going to want to miss this episode!
Welcome to Nerd of Paradise! Get ready to “Get Your Kicks on Route 66” with this special episode that coincides with the 89th Anniversary of The Mother Road! My longtime friend, Kandra, co-host with me this episode as we look back on our epic Route 66 adventure from 2009! You'll also hear my on-location reporting in Seligman, AZ. And an interview with Route 66 expert, Dan Rice (@66_to_cali). 66tocali.com Pics from my Route 66 trip! https://flic.kr/s/aHsjo6yGBE Check us out on nerdofparadise.net Follow us on Twitter @NofPPod Send us an Email at hello@nerdofparadise.net Thanks for listening to Nerd of Paradise! Until next time, EMBRACE THE WEIRD!!
This is a show that will focus on interacting with our audience. And, what about our best friends? Do you have one that you want to brag about? Make sure to join us!Irma/young daugthers 850-358-9498 Sabriena 352-275-3549 Kandra 352-363-4944
Spiritually Sweet Talk Vision: Every girl and woman, no matter her age, recognize who she is in Christ and uses her gifts to make an impact in her community and the world! Mission: Spiritual Sweets™ is a brand in which women and young girls of the Christian faith can identify, be proud of and use it as a witnessing tool to introduce the Gospel to the world. It is our prayer that each girl and woman use what she learns from the gospel to positively impact the lives of others through Kingdom service in their community, schools and beyond. It is not the apparel that makes the girl or woman but she knows when she wears it, she is the brand! We will expand our merchandise and launch events as the company grows. Let us know what you think of the Spiritually Sweet™ tee-shirt line. Like us on Facebook! Tweet about it! Tell every spiritually sweet girl you know!
Kandra Albury was born and raised in Crescent City, Fla. She is married to James C. Albury and is the proud mother of two beautiful daughters, Drea, and Myra, and one handsome son Bryce. She and her family currently reside in Alachua, Fla. Kandra earned a bachelor's degree in communications from the University of North Florida and a master's degree in mass communications from the University of Florida. She has a Ph.D. in ministerial education from Truth Bible University. She and her husband operate Events by Kandra, a professional event planning company that specializes in superior event planning, creative and affordable photography and website design. In addition, Kandra is the visionary of Pearls & Sapphires Youth Empowerment Series--P.S. YES! This mentorship program is designed for youth ages 12-and up and aims to help girls and boys discover the jewel within. Her hobbies include conducting read alouds of her book, "Don't You Dare Touch Me There!" She also enjoys liturgical dance, trying new desserts, walking, researching various topics and spending time with family and friends. In addition, Kandra enjoys assisting others with launching their business.
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