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Let us introduce you to Daffodil — a tender-hearted lady with a name as soft as her spirit. She’s around 8 or 9 years old, a beautiful Labby cross who came to the Cape of Good Hope SPCA through our Inspectorate. Life hasn’t always been gentle with her — but she’s still blooming with quiet hope, just waiting for someone to notice her. Daffodil isn’t the type to leap into your arms or barrel through the door with tail-wagging chaos. No — she’s the slow-blooming kind. The kind of dog who’ll take her time, lean in gently, and one day rest her head on your knee like she’s always belonged there. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey hey, in den ersten 22:35 Minuten geht es um das alleinige Bereisen des Disneyland Parks (oder Disney Parks). Dabei will ich Dir aufführen, was es cooles zu erleben gibt, bzw. wo es doch einen Haken geben kann.

Labby is back! We talk some Fresno State Baseball, scouting and what reducing the MLB draft to 20 rounds has done to that side of the game. Also the injury bug has struck early this MLB season and the Ohtani news...

-The Insiders live from Labby's on a Feel Good Friday-Former NFL Coach and Grizz color man Marty Mornhinweg-NDSU vs. Montana keys to the game-Easton Stick debut thoughts-Bets of the week-Listener texts and calls -Feel Good News

-The Insiders live from Labby's-More NDSU vs USD preview-Missouri Valley Mix-Bison legend Easton Stick-LIstener texts and calls-Fargodome vote

-The Insiders live from Labby's-Bison vs Bobcats final thoughts and preivew-Abbie Draper of NDSU WBB-Bets of the week-Listener texts and calls-Feel Good News

Our good friend and Boston Red Sox scout, Josh Labandeira. We hit on some of the baseball news the last week or so and try to complete our Immaculate Grid...Please download and head over to YouTube and Subscribe!iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5eXwUnfZjPQRBBg9GJBiMk?si=d077826be15c4698 Spreaker:https://www.spreaker.com/show/hit-or-die Follow onTwitter: https://twitter.com/HITORDIEPODCAST On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hitordie/On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HITORDIEPODCAST

K-9 Labby joins SRO Dora Roll to mainly serve southside schools, but will rotate through all West Fargo schools when needed. Labby is a nine-month-old Goldendoodle. She is a trained comfort dog and will become certified in the coming months. The Police Department said a donation from Labby's Grill and Bar made the addition possible. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Spencer Wright and Sandy Labby discuss how Sandy combined a career in education with a love for sewing. When a previous owner of the quilt shop she worked with decided to retire, Sandy was called to pick up the sewing education portion of the business by her community.Sandy tells how helpful the local small business development center was in showing her how to compliment her skills with small business experts to get started. From business plans to software to naming her business, she leaned on experts and friends to get the expertise she needed.-- GUEST BIO --Sandy Labby has been an avid quilter for over 40 years. She started Sew Much Class in College Station, Texas to support everyone's journey to their creative happy place.-- SPECIAL PROMOTION --For listeners of this podcast, LikeSew is offering 50% off your startup costs. ► Visit https://get.likesew.com/podcast to schedule a demo and redeem this offer.-- EPISODE PAGE --For a transcript, episode summary, and highlights, visit: ► https://likesew.com/interviews/starting-a-quilt-shop-with-sandy-labby-of-sew-much-class/-- LISTEN ON OTHER PLATFORMS --Apple Podcasts ► https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-quilt-shop-conversations-in-quilt-and-sewing-retail/id162752674Spotify ► https://open.spotify.com/show/7o5SNiY2JQduVmSgIZWaZzGoogle Podcasts ► https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy50cmFuc2lzdG9yLmZtL3RoZS1xdWlsdC1zaG9wLWNvbnZlcnNhdGlvbnMtaW4tcXVpbHQtYW5kLXNld2luZy1yZXRhaWw=Amazon Music ► https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/55206b88-883a-4404-888a-d8d340c0f965Deezer ► https://www.deezer.com/show/3854277

This week we're revisiting Inside Startup Battlefield,  the four-part series that takes you behind TechCrunch's Startup Battlefield competition. If you haven't already be sure to get your tickets to TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco on September 19-21. Save an additional 15% with promo code CRUNCH. Visit techcrunch.com/disrupt to learn more.In this episode, our host and Startup Battlefield Editor Neesha Tambe breaks down how the Battlefield companies are selected for the TechCrunch Disrupt stage. Then we take a deep dive into what makes a pitch-perfect with pitch coach and TechCrunch writer Haje Jan Kamps and Startup Battlefield judge and VC Nisha Dua. You'll also hear from: Julia Somerdin from Labby, Young-Jae Kim and Tara Peters from Anthill, Quddus Pativada from Digest AI, Blessing Adesiyan from Mother Honestly, Hikari Senju from Omneky, Mitch Tolson from Ally Robotics, Elizabeth Lawler from App map, Aaron Hall from Intropic materials. Sheeba Dawood from Minerva. The TechCrunch Podcast posts every Friday. Subscribe on Apple, Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts to be alerted when new episodes drop. Check out the other TechCrunch podcasts: Equity, Found and Chain Reaction.

Check out the newest podcast from the TechCrunch Podcast Network: Inside Startup Battlefield, the four-part series that takes you behind TechCrunch's Startup Battlefield competition. In this episode, our host and Startup Battlefield Editor Neesha Tambe breaks down how the Battlefield companies are selected for the TechCrunch Disrupt stage. Then we take a deep dive into what makes a pitch perfect with pitch coach and TechCrunch writer Haje Jan Kamps and Startup Battlefield judge and VC Nisha Dua. You'll also hear from: Julia Somerdin from Labby, Young-Jae Kim and Tara Peters from Anthill, Quddus Pativada from Digest AI, Blessing Adesiyan from Mother honestly, Hikari Senju from Omneky, Mitch Tolson from Ally robotics, Elizabeth Lawler from App map, Aaron Hall from Intropic materials. Sheeba Dawood from Minerva.New episodes of Inside Startup Battlefield drop every Monday. Be sure to check out all of the other podcasts in the TechCrunch Podcast Network: Found, Equity, The TechCrunch Podcast, Chain Reaction, and The TechCrunch Live Podcast.

Check out the newest podcast from the TechCrunch Podcast Network: Inside Startup Battlefield, the four-part series that takes you behind TechCrunch's Startup Battlefield competition. In this episode, our host and Startup Battlefield Editor Neesha Tambe breaks down how the Battlefield companies are selected for the TechCrunch Disrupt stage. Then we take a deep dive into what makes a pitch perfect with pitch coach and TechCrunch writer Haje Jan Kamps and Startup Battlefield judge and VC Nisha Dua. You'll also hear from: Julia Somerdin from Labby, Young-Jae Kim and Tara Peters from Anthill, Quddus Pativada from Digest AI, Blessing Adesiyan from Mother honestly, Hikari Senju from Omneky, Mitch Tolson from Ally robotics, Elizabeth Lawler from App map, Aaron Hall from Intropic materials. Sheeba Dawood from Minerva.New episodes of Inside Startup Battlefield drop every Monday. Be sure to check out all of the other podcasts in the TechCrunch Podcast Network: Found, Equity, The TechCrunch Podcast, Chain Reaction and The TechCrunch Live Podcast.

Check out the newest podcast from the TechCrunch Podcast Network: Inside Startup Battlefield, the four-part series that takes you behind TechCrunch's Startup Battlefield competition. In this episode, our host and Startup Battlefield Editor Neesha Tambe breaks down how the Battlefield companies are selected for the TechCrunch Disrupt stage. Then we take a deep dive into what makes a pitch perfect with pitch coach and TechCrunch writer Haje Jan Kamps and Startup Battlefield judge and VC Nisha Dua. You'll also hear from: Julia Somerdin from Labby, Young-Jae Kim and Tara Peters from Anthill, Quddus Pativada from Digest AI, Blessing Adesiyan from Mother honestly, Hikari Senju from Omneky, Mitch Tolson from Ally robotics, Elizabeth Lawler from App map, Aaron Hall from Intropic materials. Sheeba Dawood from Minerva.New episodes of Inside Startup Battlefield drop every Monday. Be sure to check out all of the other podcasts in the TechCrunch Podcast Network: Found, Equity, The TechCrunch Podcast, Chain Reaction and The TechCrunch Live Podcast.

Check out the newest podcast from the TechCrunch Podcast Network: Inside Startup Battlefield, the four-part series that takes you behind TechCrunch's Startup Battlefield competition. In this episode, our host and Startup Battlefield Editor Neesha Tambe breaks down how the Battlefield companies are selected for the TechCrunch Disrupt stage. Then we take a deep dive into what makes a pitch perfect with pitch coach and TechCrunch writer Haje Jan Kamps and Startup Battlefield judge and VC Nisha Dua. You'll also hear from: Julia Somerdin from Labby, Young-Jae Kim and Tara Peters from Anthill, Quddus Pativada from Digest AI, Blessing Adesiyan from Mother honestly, Hikari Senju from Omneky, Mitch Tolson from Ally robotics, Elizabeth Lawler from App map, Aaron Hall from Intropic materials. Sheeba Dawood from Minerva.New episodes of Inside Startup Battlefield drop every Monday. Be sure to check out all of the other podcasts in the TechCrunch Podcast Network:Found, Equity, The TechCrunch Podcast, Chain Reaction and The TechCrunch Live Podcast.

Welcome to the four-part series that takes you behind TechCrunch's Startup Battlefield competition. In this episode, our host and Startup Battlefield Editor Neesha Tambe breaks down how the Battlefield companies are selected for the TechCrunch Disrupt stage. Then we take a deep dive into what makes a pitch-perfect with pitch coach and TechCrunch writer Haje Jan Kamps and Startup Battlefield judge and VC Nisha Dua. You'll also hear from: Julia Somerdin from Labby, Young-Jae Kim and Tara Peters from Anthill, Quddus Pativada from Digest AI, Blessing Adesiyan from Mother honestly, Hikari Senju from Omneky, Mitch Tolson from Ally robotics, Elizabeth Lawler from App map, Aaron Hall from Intropic materials. Sheeba Dawood from Minerva.New episodes of Inside Startup Battlefield drop every Monday. Be sure to check out all of the other podcasts in the TechCrunch Podcast Network: Found, Equity, The TechCrunch Podcast, Chain Reaction and The TechCrunch Live Podcast.

SUDBURY TALKS WITH GWEN PRICE Gwen talks with Brigitte Labby, the Director of Café Heritage and the exciting events they have lined up for December 2022.Café-musique Productions Rayside-Balfour was incorporated on February 17, 2010. On May 4th, 2019, the non-profit organization changed its name to be Café Heritage. The new name reflects its past and dedication to animate its culture and heritage.Café Festival Noël is designed to be the ultimate experience for visitors who want to experience the arts and culture of how French Canadians, Métis, and Acadians celebrated their respective Christmas seasons.The setting for the Festival is Rayside-Balfour, one of Greater Sudbury's thriving Francophone neighbourhoods and community leaders from across Greater Sudbury are united in planning, organizing, and implementing the many observances during the solstice and Christmas season.It is one of several events planned.  Open for public viewing Friday,  December 16th to December 27th, scheduled hours 6:00 pm to 9:00 pmThis project designed by Bélanger Salach Architects, will be promoted as the flagship attraction for Festival Noël. The primary intent of the project is based on two major themes; namely the Nativity and Christmas/Santa's Village. The Nativity is life size!The planning team's vision is to bring the two themes to life through our most famous Christmas Carols.What is your famous Christmas Carol? Will it be part of the displays? Come out to see the launch on December 16, 2022. Whitewater Lake, AzildaFor more information: http://cafefestivalnoel.ca/Brigitte Labby, Director, Café Héritage  705-674-0224

Host André Marquet will talk with Julia Somerdin is an entrepreneur and IoT digital supply chain solution executive with over 15+ years experiences in connectivity technology and digital technology solutions in both private and public sectors. Experienced in sales/marketing, tech strategy, and system solution and integration with a data-driven and system thinking approach. She is the CEO & Cofounder of Labby a dairy information and data company with a mission to digitize the dairy farming industry. Labby's mobile optical sensing solutions help dairy farmers around the world get the milk composition and quality info in real-time using our advanced latest mobile spectroscopy technology enhanced by AI. Time Notes [3:11] From China to the US [5:33] MIT Experience [10:10] How Julia met her Co-founder [11:26] The idea behind Labby [15:36] Do you think it is possible to apply this technology to measure the quality of other types of goods? [18:40] Lisbon edition of the Techstars “some of [Labby's competitors] have shifted out of milk testing because actually it is really hard – not only to be able to do the testing itself, but to present accurate and meaningful results.” [22:40] What are your biggest challenges as a product? Top challenge: Deliver accurate results [25:40] What advice would you give to someone who wants to found a hardware startup? What are the things you wish you had known about it when you started? [27:50] Where they produce the Hardware [29:10] Labby uses advanced mobile spectroscopy to determine milk composition and quality information, like milk fat and protein. I imagine that communicating such a specific product must be a challenge. How can you transform something so technical into readable and relevant data? [32:39] How to measure the ethical, social, and monetary impacts of this technology [33:03] How big is this industry? [35:01] Milk Consumption [37:50] Short Turn Vision - Product Market fit [40:02] New related products The Productized Podcast is produced by Productized - a series of interviews with product innovators, successful makers, and entrepreneurs. We hope those who listen to the ideas on this show are inspired to productize. For show notes and additional resources related to the Productized Podcast visit https://medium.com/@Productized.

Een gast op herhaling. Pluvo en Labby organiseerden samen het webinar ‘Doelen stellen in tijden van corona'. Een onderwerp waarin de kennis van Judith van Roon en de actualiteit samen garant staan voor een interessant half uurtje. In deze podcast doet Peter verslag van dit webinar. Snel weten hoe je de juiste doelen stelt, voor jezelf en je medewerkers? Luister dan zeker deze podcast!

Kirsty Marianne Bentley was a teenager living in Ashburton, New Zealand, who went missing while walking her family dog on the afternoon of 31 December 1998. After an extensive search lasting several weeks, her body was found in dense scrub approximately 40 km away placed in a fetal position and clothed. Special care was taken to preserve the body, and the father never had an alibi. Yet this remains one of New Zealand's most high profile unsolved cases.

Professor Labby Ramrathan from the University of KwaZulu-Natal School of Education says there is no clear indication whether learners will return to school this year after failing to return to the classroom after last year’s lengthy closures. South Africa’s school drop-out rate have been of concern for years, with millions of learners dropping out before finishing Grade 12.

This week we again have four interviews on the Dairy Dialog podcast.

Peter van Labby is terug bij de Gelukkige Werknemer, want er is veel gebeurd in de wereld van werken en leren op afstand. Henny en Peter bespreken daarom de nieuwste trends op dit gebied én kondigen een mooie samenwerking aan die de podcast geheel gaat veranderen!

Josh Labandeira and Jason Papi joins us again..We talk MLB Draft and Labby's first Rd. pick, a little high school update and finish with some great stories of Bob Bennett and their time at Fresno State.

Get all links mentioned in the episode here:  http://bit.ly/156-jase-hawkinsSkip through the episode:00:28 - Welcome to Uncommon01:18 - Guest introduction03:00 - True or False06:06 - Fussy eating08:18 - The nickname “Labby”09:05 - NZ & starting in radio15:32 - Kyle Sandilands18:20 - Radio changing23:54 - Vulnerability & originality26:57 - Working with PJ30:20 - The Jase & PJ team38:00 - Importance of feedback43:56 - Radio vs podcasts50:06 - Audience ownership53:53 - Jase’s wife Lou57:46 - Honesty on air01:03:55 - Job of a radio presenter01:04:38 - What’s in the fridge01:06:14 - What success looks like

We are joined by Bec Judd to help Jase with all of his wife troubles!! Plus a bunch on unbelievable stories! Don't forget to google LABBY or LABRAT B105 for some solid early 2000's content. Love ya!

This week, Garin and Dan open up the mailbag and answer listener questions. MORE IMPORTANTLY... THE LABBY AWARDS! Garin and Dan choose the best of the best supplements used in this year's episodes in the following categories: Best Race Supplement/ Race in a Supplement featured this year: Monstrous Races I - Tyler Kamstra (https://bit.ly/2EK1iLH) Monstrous Races II - Tyler Kamstra (https://bit.ly/2RjTKFY) Bear PC Sourcebook- Matthew Gravelyn (https://bit.ly/2CBMCNf) Constructs Compendium (Kemling) - Brandon Norris & Richie Root (https://bit.ly/2LBjWH5) Best Subclass Supplement featured this year: Elminster’s Guide to Divination (Prophecy Domain Cleric) - MT Black (https://bit.ly/2CBwUS7) Midgard Heroes Handbook (Beer Domain Cleric) - Kobold Press (https://bit.ly/2FP10Ri) Faiths of the Forgotten Realms (Oath of the Silent Path) - Scott Bean, Micah Watt, Alex Clippinger (https://bit.ly/2Q6mRbr) Teachings of the Inner Temple (Way of the Turning Circle)- David J Moore (https://bit.ly/2RaXx8L) Best "Pay What You Want" featured this year: 15 New Backgrounds - World Builder Blog Presents - James Introcaso (https://bit.ly/2Q3G1hM) Volos Complete Subrace Handbook - Clan Crafter Hralding (https://bit.ly/2MmyFnN) Angler, a Ranger Path- Steven Wood (https://bit.ly/2Ai3PcW) Dark Deeds: Character Backgrounds - Chris Bissette (https://bit.ly/2rUovTC) Best Unique Supplement Featured this year: Character Options: Talents - Dragonix (https://bit.ly/2Mp1GiZ) Epic Characters- Marching Modron Press (https://bit.ly/2PuvqgP) Faith of the Forgotten Realms - Scott Bean, Micah Watt, Alex Clippinger (https://bit.ly/2Q6mRbr) Hag’s Hexes- Tim Bannock, Matt Butler, Matthew Gravelyn, JVC Parry, Janek Sielicki (https://bit.ly/2Vc1VDi) Best of the Best in 2018: Midgard Heroes Handbook- Kobold Press (https://bit.ly/2FP10Ri) Faiths of the Forgotten Realms- Scott Bean, Micah Watt, Alex Clippinger (https://bit.ly/2Q6mRbr) Volos Complete Subrace Handbook - Clan Crafter Hralding (https://bit.ly/2MmyFnN) Xanathar’s Lost Notes to Everything Else- DMs Guild Adepts (https://bit.ly/2rSdGS4) Listen to hear who gets a labby! Patreon: patreon.com/dndcharacterlab DMsGuild Offerings: bit.ly/2MjFjQA Twitter: twitter.com/dndcharacterlab Facebook: facebook.com/dndcharacterlab Shirts and Merch: shop.spreadshirt.com/dndcharacterlab

Whitney Nicely went from no investments (or strategies) to 19 houses, 19 apartment units and 7 chunks of land in less than three years all bringing monthly money to her bank account on auto pilot. She has traveled the United States speaking on stages, teaching her simple strategies, and meeting with other successful real estate investors- and still buying houses the way she teaches others. Whitney is a dog mom to Abby the Labby-130 pounds of loving fur, wifey to Jason East- an apartment investor, stepmom to Gavin (12) and Harrison (10). Since 2016, Whitney has led and trained hundreds of future real estate rock stars to grow their portfolios, collect checks and achieve financial freedom. 100's of real estate newbies are securing leads, signing deals and scaling their dream incomes through the First Deal Done Fast Program. WhitneyNicely.com/go

Whitney Nicely went from no investments (or strategies) to 19 houses, 19 apartment units and 7 chunks of land in less than three years all bringing monthly money to her bank account on auto pilot. She has traveled the United States speaking on stages, teaching her simple strategies, and meeting with other successful real estate investors – and still buying houses the way she teaches others. In this episode, we discuss: How to get started with very little money to invest Why specific objectives and persistence are critical ingredients for success Why starting small increases your chances for success How to find the kinds of people who want to work with you Why listening is a critical business skill Whitney is a dog mom to Abby the Labby-130 pounds of loving fur, wifey to Jason East- an apartment investor, stepmom to Gavin (12) and Harrison (10). Since 2016, Whitney has led and trained hundreds of future real estate rock stars to grow their portfolios, collect checks and achieve financial freedom. 100’s of real estate newbies are securing leads, signing deals and scaling their dream incomes through the First Deal Done Fast Program. Learn more about Whitney at: Twitter (https://twitter.com/whitbuyshouses) . (http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/smashing-the-plateau) Facebook Twitter LinkedIn 0Shares

Whitney Nicely is an expert in Real Estate Investing. In today's episode she share about being the 4th generation entrepreneur and how it has set her on her own path of entrepreneurship. On her journey of entrepreneurship she found a passion for Real Estate Investing as her key to freedom. She finds people with a problem and she solves it. Over the last few years Whitney has been able to create systems and strategies in place to automate the daily operations of her business.Whitney Nicely went from no investments (or strategies) to 19 houses, 19 apartment units and 7 chunks of land in less than three years all bringing monthly money to her bank account on auto pilot.She has traveled the United States speaking on stages, teaching her simple strategies, and meeting with other successful real estate investors- and still buying houses the way she teaches others.Whitney is a dog mom to Abby the Labby-130 pounds of loving fur, wifey to Jason East- an apartment investor, stepmom to Gavin (12) and Harrison (10).Since 2016, Whitney has led and trained hundreds of future real estate rock stars to grow their portfolios, collect checks and achieve financial freedom. 100's of real estate newbies are securing leads, signing deals and scaling their dream incomes through the First Deal Done Fast Program.With a social media audience of more than 100,000, Jeffrey’s commitment to promoting your show helps you reach new listeners. He’s passionate about helping others grow.Website: https://www.whitneynicely.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whitneynicelyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/whitneynicely/

Whitney Nicely went from no investments (or strategies) to 19 houses, 19 apartment units and 7 chunks of land in less than three years all bringing monthly money to her bank account on auto pilot. She has traveled the United States speaking on stages, teaching her simple strategies, and meeting with other successful real estate investors- and still buying houses the way she teaches others. Whitney is a dog mom to Abby the Labby-130 pounds of loving fur, wifey to Jason East- an apartment investor, stepmom to Gavin (12) and Harrison (10). Since 2016, Whitney has led and trained hundreds of future real estate rock stars to grow their portfolios, collect checks and achieve financial freedom. 100’s of real estate newbies are securing leads, signing deals and scaling their dream incomes through the First Deal Done Fast Program. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How to get your ‘First Deal Done Fast’ The importance of understanding how deals work Why you shouldn’t get bogged down in research, but rather get out and take action The benefits of lease options The key elements to getting started fast in real estate How to make money three different ways on one house Strategies to find off-market properties that are either free or cheap Why women are generally scared to jump from being a real estate agent to an investor Where the best ROI is found in real estate investing Why you just need to keep going, whether you have a good deal or a bad deal Resources: REInvestorSummit.com/cheatsheet REInvestorSummit.com/skiptrace REInvestorSummit.com/PATLive REInvestorSummit.com/100 REInvestorSummit.com/101

Whitney Nicely went from no investments (or strategies) to 19 houses, 19 apartment units and 7 chunks of land in less than three years all bringing monthly money to her bank account on auto pilot. She has traveled the United States speaking on stages, teaching her simple strategies, and meeting with other successful real estate investors- and still buying houses the way she teaches others. Whitney is a dog mom to Abby the Labby-130 pounds of loving fur, wifey to Jason East- an apartment investor, stepmom to Gavin (12) and Harrison (10). Since 2016, Whitney has led and trained hundreds of future real estate rock stars to grow their portfolios, collect checks and achieve financial freedom. 100's of real estate newbies are securing leads, signing deals and scaling their dream incomes through the First Deal Done Fast Program. Whitney is a WEALTH of information and she shares a ton of knowledge in this episode.  Get ready to learn some powerful ways to get involved in real estate in low rise, but profitable ways!   Listen in to hear Whitney share: How you can get involved in real estate in low-risk ways that still financial reap benefits Why it’s important for women to have a real estate portfolio The truth about flipping houses on HGTV  Different ways you get in the real estate market  (I’m sure some of these will be new to you!) How to circumvent risk when starting out How to get into real estate without investing your own money and still make money every month   Links Mentioned: Connect with Whitney: https://www.whitneynicely.com/ Whitney on Facebook  Whitney on Instagram  15 Ways To Be A Badass #everydamnday PDF: email Sara at mailto:into@shamelessmom.com  

In this episode, I sit down with Pastor Kevin Labby to discuss the intertwining of humor and ministry at length, along with touching on preaching law and gospel in a youth ministry setting. Kevin also shares a story about one of his first experiences preaching — one that didn't go so well! Connect with the show: https://graceupongrace.net/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app