Podcast appearances and mentions of lawrence williams

In this Episode 110 podcast we spoke with Leonard Birdsall, Albert Smith III, Lawrence Williams, and Dr. Robert J. Woodbine about their experience in the Hotchkiss GO program initiative.The program celebrates with Black History The Civil Rights Movement, The Civil Rights Act of 1964, Freedom Day, and the desegregation of public schools here in New York and the bussing initiatives.Listen to this fascinating historical conversation with host Danny Tisdale and co-host Eartha Watts Hicks for Black History Month.The Harlem World Magazine PodcastEvery month, HWM Podcast tackles the week's news in politics, media, and entertainment with fresh takes on current affairs, exclusive insights from the staff of Harlem World Magazine, and a featured conversation with a marquee guest.Share Us. Like Us. Follow Us from iHeartRadio, to Apple Podcasts, to Spotify, to Google Podcasts, to Stitcher, to TuneIn + Alexa, to Amazon Music, to the feed.Support the showAs an independent magazine, we rely on readers like you to help keep our content free. Please Support Us.

How do you value yourself? This fan-favorite episode is being re-released for new listeners (or a reminder for seasoned listeners)! Peter McGraw welcomes Sarah Stinson and Lawrence Williams into the Solo Studio to explore what it means to truly value yourself in a world that pushes conformity. Packed with personal stories and practical insights, this conversation will inspire you to embrace your worth and live remarkably. Join the Solo community and tell us how you are valuing yourself in the new year: http://petermcgraw.org/solo Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://www.petermcgraw.org/solo/

In episode 77 the Investing in Impact podcast, I speak with Lawrence Williams III, Partner at the De-Carceration Fund, on the fund's mission to support startups that address the challenges faced by incarcerated individuals and those reentering society.The U.S. criminal justice system affects over 6.6 million people and costs the nation more than $80 billion per year.The De-Carceration Fund is unique in its mission to support and invest in enterprises that directly address the failings of the U.S. criminal justice system. The fund's multipronged strategy includes backing companies that work in areas such as:Preventing Entry: Advocating for reforms in gun control, cash bail, foster care, law enforcement, and domestic violence to reduce the number of individuals who enter the criminal justice system.Reducing Suffering: Supporting efforts in juvenile justice, legal costs, prison programming, family support, and sentence reduction to ease the burdens placed on those within the system.Ending the Cycle: Addressing recidivism by promoting reform and rehabilitation that help formerly incarcerated individuals reintegrate into society and avoid re-incarceration.The Economics of IncarcerationThe current system perpetuates a cycle of financial exploitation and human suffering. Private companies make approximately $7 billion from prison operations, with over $3 billion of that coming directly from the families of incarcerated individuals.Each inmate costs an average of $35,000 per year, yet over half of those released return to prison within three years.This broken system not only drains resources but fails to provide meaningful solutions to reduce crime or support rehabilitation.The indirect costs of incarceration, estimated at $260 billion annually, further highlight the deep flaws in the system.These costs ripple through society, affecting families, communities, and the overall economy.

The Fundamental Baptist Podcast is here to promote souls being saved, lives being changed, and Bible doctrines being strengthened by the Word of God. We believe in the local church, soul-winning, missions, and everything the King James Bible teaches. thefundamentalbaptistpodcast@gmail.com

In today's KNSS Salute to Service we get an end to the story of U.S. Army Private 1st Class 22-year-old Lawrence Williams, of Norton.

In this Insights Unlocked episode, UserTesting's Lawrence Williams talks with Dawn Procopio, founder and principal UX researcher at AI-Ethicist.com. They explore the critical role of UX researchers in ensuring that machine learning models are human-centered and ethically sound.

Nous les humains, nous aimons beaucoup ranger le monde dans des cases, y compris en matière artistique. Cela nous rassure, avant d'approcher une œuvre, de savoir de quel champ, de quelle discipline elle relève : si c'est de la danse, il va y avoir du corps, du mouvement, si c'est du cirque, il y aura peut être des prouesses impressionnantes et peut-être du rire, si c'est du théâtre, il y a forcément du texte. Mais bonne nouvelle, les artistes d'aujourd'hui ne se laissent pas enfermer dans des boîtes. Ils et elles challengent volontiers nos représentations à travers leurs créations : on se retrouve ainsi dans les brochures de lieux de spectacles, à côté des créations bien rangées, avec des catégories comme « inclassable » ou « forme hybride » ce qui traduit bien notre embarras face à ce désir de classification. Et pourtant, justement, la classification des arts a rangé ensemble, dans le 6e art, les arts de la scène : danse, théâtre, mime et cirque. Tout est donc permis ! Lorsqu'il a voulu se former aux arts du cirque, on a demandé à Vasil Tasevski, mon invité, de choisir une spécialité. Il a un peu fait semblant d'accepter, mais a continué son chemin sans se préoccuper des frontières entre les disciplines, pour finir par créer sa propre magie.

In this the final episode in tribute to the St Helen's ground Richard Bentley talks us through some of the great names who have played at the ground.  We discuss the number of steps from the pavilion to the playing surface which is mentioned regularly by players who played there and Richard recites the poem written about the ground by one of cricket's greatest commentators John Arlott.He finishes with his thoughts about and hopes for the ground and some stories about previous Glamorgan players Tony Cottee, Steve Watkin and Lawrence Williams.We hope you have enjoyed these three episodes we have dedicated to this wonderful ground.  If you want further information about the ground's history you can check out the following two links, the first of which is the St Helen's Balconiers website and the second being the Glamorgan cricket archive web pages:http://www.thebalconiers.co.uk/https://glamorgancricketarchives.com/swansea-1948/

What's meaningful to one person may not be meaningful to the next. But one this is for sure, we as humans search for meaning through consumption, whatever that “meaning” may be.Lawrence Williams is an associate professor of Marketing at the Leeds School of Business, University of Colorado Boulder. In his research, Dr. Williams examines the subtle influence of environmental cues on consumer behavior, the impact of psychological distance on consumers' emotional judgments, and the mechanisms of self-regulation and self-control. In this episode, Lawrence discusses the importance of self-expression, intrinsic and extrinsic rewards of consumption, and where purpose-driven branding & products fall into the mix.EPISODE QUOTES:On using behavior to guide a strategy[00:23:32] It's very easy, especially in modern world where we are incentivized to express our emotions and our opinions almost daily, nonstop, through social media and all of that stuff. That's amplified. It's really easy to talk about what you value. But when it's less about signaling and more about active choices, you have to look at people's behavior.Intrinsic vs. extrinsic[00:02:46] When we talk about intrinsic versus extrinsic, intrinsic is something that's coming from the inside, and extrinsic is something that's out there in the world. We tend to talk about those in terms of our motivation. What's driving us to pursue a certain thing, behave in a certain way, go a certain place, buy a certain thing? And sometimes, those motivations are coming from within us. What are people willing to give up in order to get meaning?[00:09:46] When it came to meaningful experiences when it came to meaningful pursuits, people were willing to pay less was very interesting, but it gave us some insight into what they're thinking about. And, for us, when people are thinking about pursuing meaning, you have an array of free things that come to mind.SHOW LINKS:Faculty Profile at Leeds School of BusinessLawrence Williams' LinkedIn ProfileLawrence Williams on Google Scholar

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Do you value yourself? Peter McGraw welcomes Sarah Stinson and Lawrence Williams back into the Solo Studio to discuss how they value themselves in a world that wants to domesticate them. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://www.petermcgraw.org/solo/

Peter McGraw is not afraid to invite his friends into the studio. This week's episode features two new voices to the podcast: Sarah Stinson and Lawrence Williams. They play a famous game – The Game of Life – and do some editorializing about how this ubiquitous game socializes youngsters to pursue the American Dream. After the game is done, they reflect on the experience, especially how limiting the game is with regard to lifestyles (can't go through life single, for example) and to the judgment of success where the goal is to retire financially wealthy.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://www.petermcgraw.org/solo/

Recorded live at the 2022 Men's Leadership Summit presented by Park Bank. Juan Gomez, Aaron Bird Bear, Walter Williams and Lawrence Williams discuss the future of health and wellness for men of color.

I was asked to join my brother on a ride and ended up being brought to a interview type vibe and asked if I was able to record. Well it's very real and unscripted. Thank you for tuning into this episode. I wouldn't be able to keep it moving without you. Stay in attendance. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/khidhr-al-mustafa/support

Our community has been shaken this year by violence. We want to be part of the solution, and we know that you do too. With that in mind, this month we are speaking with several friends and community partners who have devoted their lives to being a part of that solution. This week we spoke with Lawrence Williams, a lifelong East Knoxville resident and the founder of World United Ministries and Safe Haven. Visit yokeyouth.com to learn more about YOKE Youth Ministries.

Listen to "You" by Lawrence Williams wherever you get your music. Be sure to follow Lawrence Williams on social media and stay up to date for the next release! Email lawrencemmusic@gmail.com for a physical copy.

Hi All, here is the podcast of my 'In The Groove' show on Starpoint Radio on Sunday 7th February 2021,featuring new releases by Lawrence Williams,Ten City,Alvin Garrett,STR4TA,Julius Jordan Ft Treena and Raquel Rodriguez, plus quality vintage grooves from Deep Swing Pres Toney Jones, Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes,Undisputed Truth and Shazz, with 'A Touch Of Jazz' from Mario Biondi's new album... all in 2 hours of top tunes...enjoy the selections x Paul Stuart 'In The Groove' Starpoint Radio - Sunday 7th February 2021 01. Alvin Garrett Ft Kim Scott - The Lightness of Love (The Lightness of Love LP - Hill Entertainment 2021) 02. SHINDRUM - Soul MAK ! (feat. Jinbo)(Who Am I LP - Shindrum Studio 2021) 03. Undisputed Truth - Sandman (Smokin' LP - Whitfield Records 1979) 04. Sheree Brown - Take A Walk With Love (Single - Expansion 2021) 05. Lawrence Williams - Best In Me (You E.P. - Lawrence Williams Music 2021) 06. Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes - Tell Me Why (All Things Happen In Time LP - MCA 1981) 07. Charmaine X - Easy Feeling (Introducing E.P. - Charmaine X 2021) 08. Mario Biondi - Jeannine (Dare LP - Beyond Srl 2021) 09. Debórah Bond - Radio (Single - Splash Blue 2021) 10. Patti Brooks - Reach For My Love (Patti Brooks LP - Casablanca Records 1980) 11. Raquel Rodriguez - Undone (Single - Raquel Rodriguez 2021) 12. Nekita Waller - Won't Stop Loving You (Six Nine Records Promo 2021) 13. Twennynine Ft Lenny White - Movin' On (Just Like Dreamin' LP - Elektra 1981) 14. STR4TA - Aspects (Aspects LP - Brownswood 2021) 15. DJ Passion Ft Sheree Hicks - Stronger (Reelsoul Remix) (Soulstice 2021) 16. David Morales & DJ Spen Ft Carla Prather - I Got The Love (David Morales NYC Mix)(Quantize 2021) 17. Deep Swing Pres Toney Jones - Across The Land(Spread Love)(Lou's Club Vocal Mix)(Soulshine 12" 1999) 18. Sunday Williams - Get Your Hands Up (Main Vocal Mix) (Funkhut 2021) 19. Ten City - Be Free (Emmaculate & Shannon Chambers Extended Mix)(Ultra 2021) 20. Sheree Hicks - You Can't Keep Running (Remixes) (Munk's Midnight Main Vox Mix) (Global Soul 2021) 21. St Germain - Rose Rouge (Ron Trent JazzFunkSuite Remix)(Parlaphone 2021) 22. Wheeler Del Torro ft. Kenny Bobien - Thinking Of You (Doug Gomez Merecumbe Soul Remix) (Makin Moves 2021) 23. Shazz - In My Life (Ft Michael Robinson) (Mattias Heilbronn Soulflower mix) (Epic 2001) 24. Julius Jordan Ft Treena - Higher (Terry Hunter & James Poyser Main Mix)(Mirrorball 2021)

It's the first episode of the new year and new season! Shameless plug: Check out the new EP by Lawrence Williams entitled "You" wherever you get your music! It's the perfect blend of chill, Neo-Soul, R&B, and dance music that is sure to become one of your favorites. A little old-school and want a physical copy? Let's do that! Just email lawrencemmusic@gmail.com, in the subject line put "[First-Name Last-Name] My Take 2021" and request one today! When you get some time, invite some friends over for a listen. This EP is so perfect for being a homebody with some friends, cruising the city streets, and taking a walk in the park with that special someone! Real Life Moment: Focus on your strengths this year! What do you do best? Be sure to stay tuned for my conversation with Pastor Mick Veach of Kentwood Community Church

Episode 49 with Lawrence Williams.

 On our latest episode, Chris & Brandon talk with our guest Lawrence Williams. We discuss cheap birthday cards, gas station snack disrespect, ranch hot-dogs and the importance of music. Links to Lawrence William's content: Podcast My Take W/Lawrence Williams - https://open.spotify.com/show/3GCKV2H8eHUG2TGJvR3Ci3?si=eJ-2VTYpTte6xE10ETDrZg  Spotify Music Artist: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4kwKl3nLAED7UNx3xrEo4t?si=14nA5VvyQB-xSVRAyCYaSw  Music Intro & Outro Composer: Timothy Martuch
 Additional Music: Inspiring Piano Melody by WinnieTheMoogLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/6078-inspiring-piano-melodyLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ All Sound Effects Used With Permission and licensing from Sound Snap. For more information and updates on Going Off Topic, check us out on Facebook and Instagram.

In this special episode of the Too Black Too Nerdy Podcast, we have special guests on to talk about the 2020 election, racism and top issues.  Special Guest:  Briana Payton, Brittany Buckner, Christina Bennett, Dexter Sullivan,  Lawrence Williams, Sarah Keeton, Terrell Couch, 

In this special episode of the Too Black Too Nerdy Podcast, we have special guests on to talk about their Black Partisanship and the 2020 election.  Special Guest:  Briana Payton, Brittany Buckner, Christina Bennett, Dexter Sullivan,  Lawrence Williams, Sarah Keeton, Terrell Couch, 

In this special episode of the Too Black Too Nerdy Podcast, we have special guests on to talk about their political affiliations/beliefs and how they were shaped.  Special Guest:  Briana Payton, Brittany Buckner, Christina Bennett, Dexter Sullivan,  Lawrence Williams, Sarah Keeton, Terrell Couch, 

Intro to My Take w/Lawrence Williams

Blair is joined by Cllr. Lawrence Williams to talk about how the lock down and Coronavirus has impacted on the older population. FIRST BROADCAST: 12/05/2020

Do you struggle with your kids finishing their homework, chores or getting ready for school on time?  Do you struggle with sibling rivalry or whining in your home? Do you hear yourself telling your kids, "because I said so?" You are not alone.  In this episode, we are meeting with two of our amazing Teaching Family parents, Pamela and Lawrence Williams who live with our youth modeling and teaching positive social and behavioral skills. We will also speak with our very own Jim Evans, a renowned Teaching Family Model expert. Listen for tools in the Teaching Family Model that you can use in your own home to help create a more peaceful home and more confident and independent children.  After You Listen: Share this podcast with your friends or your church.   If you’d like to learn more or to donate and partner with us in our mission, head on over to our website at iumch.org.

Lawrence Williams and Craig Wible

Special guest Lawrence Williams talks about his experience living oversees and serving as a missionary

In this episode of Forged, Craig Interviews evangelist Lawrence Williams about soul winning. This Episode is packed with practice ways to go out and witness for Christ.    Email us with questions at forgedintruth@gmail.com

English: www.TheRadioVagabond.com Vi fik mulighed for at tilbringe et par dage på Mandina River Lodges, som er det mest fantastiske sted midt i en skov omkring en halv times kørsel fra den lille hovedstad i Gambia, Banjul. Mandina River Lodges blev grundlagt af to englændere, Lawrence Williams og James English. Lawrence er en af mine venners ven - og også en ivrig rejsende med en spændende historie. Desværre var Lawrence ikke i Gambia på det tidspunkt, hvor vi var der, men jeg lover at fange ham på et tidspunkt så han kan fortælle sin historie. James English er hans onkel. Eller rettere sagt "var". For han døde meget uventet i 2012, blot fem uger efter at være blevet diagnosticeret med kræft. James og Lawrence havde rejst meget sammen og nu, når Lawrence besøger et nyt land spreder han en lille smule af sin onkels aske i landet som en gestus. I årevis havde James ledt efter et stykke land, der var egnet til at skabe et turisme projekt, og på julaften 1992 fandt han Makasutu. I dag drives Mandina River Lodges af hans tidligere kone, Linda English, men det var først efter, James døde, at Linda kom ned her. Faktisk mente hun, at det var en tosset ide at investere penge i et stykke jord i Gambia. Nu har hun været her seks år allerede og elsker stedet. Makasutu er en tropisk reservat, der omfatter fem forskellige økosystemer. Da de fandt det var en stor del af skoven blevet fældet og de besluttede at forsøge at genetablere skoven, og i løbet af de næste få år havde de plantet 15.000 træer. Nu er dyrelivet vendt tilbage med mange fuglearter, øgler, bavianer, colobus aber, en krokodille i ny og næ og endda det kattelignende rovdyr Manguster kan ses ved flodbreden. Den første dag blev vi inviteret til at gå en tur gennem skoven med en lokal guide, klædt i grøn og khaki og med en kikkert hængende rundt om halsen klar til kigge efter fugle. James og Lawrence tilbragte de første syv år i telt på stedet uden rindende vand eller elektricitet. De gjorde dette for at forstå jorden og miljøet, og det kan ses på de mange detaljer, der er i design og konstruktion af stedet. Makasutu, der i det lokale sprog Mandinka, betyder "hellig skov", og den oprindelige ide var at lave en lille backpackers lodge, men efter mange nætter, siddende omkring lejrbålet, besluttede de at åbne stedet som en kulturreservat, der fremhæver, hvordan de lokale bor og det rige dyreliv. Og i stedet for den lille backpackers lodge besluttede de sig for at lave et femstjernet øko-lodge uden sidestykke i Vestafrika. Det færdige resultat er imponerende, med i alt ni hytter med forskellige designs både på land og på vandet. Bortset fra fuglesang er der meget stille og fredeligt her. Jeg mødte også sikkerhedschefen på Mandina River Lodges, Dawda. Han er en tidligere politimand, og i sin fritid er han radio vært. Han havde sagt, at han ville vise mig et sted, der var meget vigtigt for hans arbejde som sikkerhedschef. Så jeg var lidt overrasket da vi stoppede midt i skoven. Tag også med til en anderledes og meget stille nytårsaften. Denne episode er længere end normalt fordi der er så meget at fortælle om disse fantastiske dage i Gambia. LINKS:  Mandina River Lodges The Gambia Experience Sponsor Hotels25.dk  Se billeder på Radiovagabond.dk   Følg også RadioVagabond på Facebook, Twitter, Instagram og YouTube.    

We got the opportunity to spend a few days at Mandina River Lodges, the most amazing place in the middle of the forest around half an hours drive from the small capital of The Gambia, Banjul. Mandina River Lodges is founded by two Englishmen, Lawrence Williams, and James English. Lawrence is a friend of a friend of mine - and also an avid traveler with an exciting story. Unfortunately, Lawrence wasn't in The Gambia at the time we were there, but I promise to catch up with him at some point to get his story. James English is his uncle. Or was. Because he passed away very unexpected in 2012, five weeks after being diagnosed with cancer. James and Lawrence had been traveling a lot together and now, whenever Lawrence visits a new country, he spreads a little bit of his uncle's ashes in the country as a gesture. A thing that almost got him arrested in North Korea. Like I said: He has a lot of stories that I promise I'll have hin share at some point when I finally meet him. For years James had been searching for a piece of land suitable to create a tourism project, and on Christmas Eve 1992 they found Makasutu. Today Mandina River Lodges is run by his former wife, Linda English. And it was only after James passed away that Linda came down here. In fact, the thought it was a crazy idea to put money in a piece of forest in The Gambia. She's been here six years already and loves the place. Makasutu is a tropical 1000-acre reserve encompassing five different eco-systems. Fifteen thousand trees were planted over the next few years, and the wildlife came back. Now the wildlife is plentiful with many bird species, monitor lizards, baboons, vervet and red colobus monkeys, and the occasional crocodile, and even the odd mongoose can be spotted on the riverbanks. In the afternoon on the first day we were invited to go for a walk through the a with a local guide, dressed in green and khaki and with a monocular around his neck ready for bird watching. Makasutu, meaning ‘sacred forest' in the local language Mandinka, and they started it as both an ecology project and a place for people to come and learn about the local culture and people. James and Lawrence spent the first seven years living in tents on the land, with no running water or electricity. They did this getting to understand the land and environment, which is why you notice the attention to detail that has gone into the design and construction. The initial idea was to a small backpackers lodge, but after many nights sitting around the campfire they decided to try to help in the re-foresting of the area, and eventually to open the site as a cultural reserve, highlighting how the local people live, and also to encourage the return of wildlife to the area. One thing lead to another and instead of the small backpackers lodge they decided to develop a five-star eco-lodge like no other in West Africa. Construction began in 2000, with as many as 150 people working on the swimming pool alone. Due to the standard of the carpentry, the lodges were very time consuming to produce, however, the finished result is impressive with a total of nine lodges being completed over several years, with differing designs both on and off the water. And apart from the birds singing it's very quiet and peaceful here. The staff at Makasutu all come from the surrounding villages, a deliberate measure to try to help stop the urban drift to the city, and allowing the surrounding area to directly benefit from this place. One of them The head of security at Mandina River Lodges, his name is Dawda. We met him at the Base Camp when we were doing the jungle walk. He used to be a policeman, and then he's a popular radio DJ in his free time. We agreed to meet later and chat some more. So the next day Dawda came and picked me up at the main gate. I got on the back of his motorcycle, and we took off down the dirt road. He wanted to show me a spot that was very important for his work as the head of security. So I was a bit surprised when we stopped in the middle of the forest. That's where they have the main borehole, the main well.   LINKS:  Mandina River Lodges The Gambia Experience Sponsor Hotels25.com  See pictures on TheRadioVagabond.com   You can follow The Radio Vagabond on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram og YouTube.    

Fred Kent founded The Project for Public Spaces over 40 years ago. He likes to say that if architecture is frozen music, then urban planning is composition and placemaking is improvisational street performance. Very early on in his career, he became part of a community of people -- Margaret Mead, Jane Jacobs and William H. White -- that formed a thesis around thriving public spaces not through the cold snapshots of a city from an aerial viewpoint, or the sterile abstractions of data, but through the keen power of human observation and the belief that richness is all around us if we're only willing to look. These pioneering urbanists famously stood up to Robert Moses and other destructive notions that prioritized traffic and sales over basic human needs with an approach that was as radical in its simplicity as it was transformative. Based on lightweight design tenets from community organizing that help facilitate public life with the help of the public, Fred has helped local communities reimagine and transform spaces they live in into places they love to live in over 3,000 communities and 48 countries. He and his partner are currently busy expanding their mission into PlacemakingX, a global network of citizens who are leading the fight against special interests and the dehumanizing effects of corporate urbanization by catalyzing change according to their collective visions. Note: The clip at 7:27 is from the Social Life of Small Urban Spaces by William H. Whyte, who was a collaborator and inspiration for The Project of Public Spaces. ++++ This is the third episode in a 5-part series about Designing Wild Bodies and Space. Check out our other conversations with a Choreographer (Andrea Miller from Gallim Dance) and an Interactive Narrative Designer (Nick Fortugno from Playmatics / Come Out and Play). Stay tuned for our upcoming conversation with an Urban Geographer to understand the invisible forces governing today's urban spaces and a nonfiction narrative episode to wrap it all up. Thanks to Brad Clymer for the dope intro music and Lawrence Williams for producing this episode!

Nick Fortugno is interested in making games for those of us who aren't gamers. Why? Because once you consent to entering an immersive narrative world, you are stepping outside the reality you inhabit and opening up the possibility of exploring new ways of being and of relating to yourself, ideas, others and the world. What else allows you to do that?? Among many things, Nick is one of the founders of Come Out and Play, a festival that turns cities into playgrounds. We talk about physical psychology as a tool for designing bodies for specific emotional outcomes and how urban designers have to choose between designing for what's comfortable for humans vs. what is good for the social fabric of humanity (

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This week Craig interviews Lawrence Williams on the Model Prayer.

Download Episode! Lawrence is on a quest to travel to every country in the world while honoring his uncle, by spreading his ashes in every country.   Uncle James was a free spirit and travel pioneer who inspired Lawrence to travel even more.  Lawrence lost his uncle to cancer and wanted to honor his memory.  Lawrence is now traveling to every country in the world as well as the 325 regions noted in Travelers' Century Club to spread his ashes.  Lawrence has braved the streets of Mogadishu and has been detained by North Korea while pursuing this quest.  Lawrence is based in The Gambia where he moved with Uncle James in the 1990s.  Their goal was to protect and preserve the environment and culture and along the way they built a beautiful lodge.  For years, they lived off the land, camping in the forest, with no running water or electricity.  Today, Lawrence joins me on Skype from England while I am in Boston.  Please listen in and enjoy. Subscribe on iTunes today! Check out our partner and sponsor: Chasing 193, Volume II: The Quest To Visit Every Country In The World. Explore the unique stories from 20 more world-class travelers from various backgrounds and nations and from all walks of life who have tirelessly pursued visiting every country in the world and have filled their lives with a virtually endless amount of adventure.  Including a chapter on Lawrence.   More about Lawrence Williams: Born in: Walton-Upon-Thames, Surrey, UK Passport from: United Kingdom Favorite travel book: On The Road Favorite travel film: Into The Wild Favorite travel site: Kayak Must carry: iPhone Favorite food: Pizza Favorite drink: Grenadine and soda Favorite Airline: Emirates Favorite Hotel: Shangrila Lhasa Instagram: @larrymakasutu Check out his lodge in The Gambia: mandinalodges.com and gambia.co.uk Subscribe on iTunes today!! About Counting Countries Counting Countries is the only podcast to bring you the stories from the dedicated few who’ve spent their lives on the singular quest of traveling to every country in the world. Less people have traveled to every country in the world than have been to outer space. Theme music for this podcast is Demeter’s Dance, written, performed, and provided by Mundi. About GlobalGaz Ric Gazarian is the host of Counting Countries. He is the author of three books: Hit The Road: India, 7000 KM To Go, and Photos From Chernobyl.  He is the producer of two travel documentaries: Hit The Road: India and Hit The Road: Cambodia.   Ric is also on his own quest to visit every country in the world. You can see where he has traveled so far and keep up with his journey at GlobalGaz.com How Many Countries Are There? Well… that depends on who you ask! The United Nations states that there are 193 member states. The British Foreign and Commonwealth office states that there are 226 countries and territories. The Century Club states that there are 325 sovereign nations, territories, enclaves, and islands. The Most Traveled Person states that there are 875 unique parts of the world. The Best Traveled states that there are 1281 unique places in the world. Me? My goal is the 193 countries that are recognized by the UN, but I am sure I will visit some other places along the way. Check out our partner and sponsor: Chasing 193, Volume II: The Quest To Visit Every Country In The World. Explore the unique stories from 20 more world-class travelers from various backgrounds and nations and from all walks of life who have tirelessly pursued visiting every country in the world and have filled their lives with a virtually endless amount of adventure. Disclaimer: I will earn a fee if you order from Amazon/Agoda.

Today on the Jeff Foxx Show Online we will speak to MODERN DAY DAVID. Lawrence Williams a/k/a MODERN DAY DAVID has been blessing those around him with his extraordinary vocal and instrumental talent since the tender age of 9 years old. While spending time outside of the church, he found he could no longer deny his calling to reach troubled youth. Now known as (MDD) Modern Day David he strives to give all that God has blessed him with to those that are in need, those that are willing to accept. MDD's lyrics are based upon the true life dilemmas people face each and every day. His journey through words and music must be heard,TODAY on the Jeff Foxx radio show online