Podcast appearances and mentions of Lee Morris

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 22, 2019 59:30

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Alison Joy Williams - Called Him Jesus Camille Parkman - Emmanuel Janet Bates - He Was Born Bree Noble - Heaven Came To Earth Ed & Carol Nicodemi - Season of the Light Susan Horowitz - Celebrate All That We Love Deborah Lee Morris - Wise Men Jill Detroit - The First Noel Jenny Van Alstyne - Silent Night (Acoustic) Adele Wilding - Shepherds Yvette Medina - Hark The Herald Angels Sing Doreen Pinkerton - Flute Dance Voices Three - Winter's Child For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Ed & Carol Nicodemi at: Visit our Sponsor Alison Joy Williams at: Visit our Sponsor Andrea Baker at: Visit our Sponsor Bree Noble at: Visit our Sponsor Stacy Israel & Daughters of Zion at:

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#1032 Music by Alison Joy Williams, Camille Parkman, Janet Bates, Bree Noble, Ed & Carol Nicodemi, Susan Horowitz, Deborah Lee Morris, Jill Detroit, Jenny Van Alstyne, Adele Wilding, Yvette Medina, Doreen Pinkerton, Voices Three

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 22, 2019 59:31

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Alison Joy Williams - Called Him Jesus Camille Parkman - Emmanuel Janet Bates - He Was Born Bree Noble - Heaven Came To Earth Ed & Carol Nicodemi - Season of the Light Susan Horowitz - Celebrate All That We Love Deborah Lee Morris - Wise Men Jill Detroit - The First Noel Jenny Van Alstyne - Silent Night (Acoustic) Adele Wilding - Shepherds Yvette Medina - Hark The Herald Angels Sing Doreen Pinkerton - Flute Dance Voices Three - Winter's Child For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Ed & Carol Nicodemi at: Visit our Sponsor Alison Joy Williams at: Visit our Sponsor Andrea Baker at: Visit our Sponsor Bree Noble at: Visit our Sponsor Stacy Israel & Daughters of Zion at:

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#1024 Music by Rebecca Fox, Alison Joy Williams, Christy Wessler, Bree Noble, Mary Saunders Brizard, Camille Parkman, Christine Hand, DeDe Wedekind, Jill Detroit, Beth Matthew, Andrea Plamondon, Deborah Lee Morris, Rose Augustine, Antoinette Kimball

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 8, 2019 62:36

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Rebecca Fox - Midnight Clear Alison Joy Williams - No More Silence Christy Wessler - One Star Bree Noble - Gift Beneath The Star Mary Saunders Brizard - Silent Night - Be Thou My Vision Camille Parkman - Deliverer Christine Hand - Joy to the World DeDe Wedekind - Song in the Air - Il Est Ne Jill Detroit - Angels We Have Heard On High Beth Matthew - Away in a Manger Andrea Plamondon - Ave Maria Deborah Lee Morris - You Are My Gift Rose Augustine & Good Shepherd Singers - Ring Those Bells Antoinette Kimball - A Happy Christmas Song For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Alison Joy Williams at: Visit our Sponsor Bela Snow at: Visit our Sponsor Beth Matthew at: Visit our Sponsor Bree Noble at: Visit our Sponsor Stacy Israel & Daughters of Zion at:

#1024 Music by Rebecca Fox, Alison Joy Williams, Christy Wessler, Bree Noble, Mary Saunders Brizard, Camille Parkman, Christine Hand, DeDe Wedekind, Jill Detroit, Beth Matthew, Andrea Plamondon, Deborah Lee Morris, Rose Augustine, Antoinette Kimball

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 8, 2019 62:37

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Rebecca Fox - Midnight Clear Alison Joy Williams - No More Silence Christy Wessler - One Star Bree Noble - Gift Beneath The Star Mary Saunders Brizard - Silent Night - Be Thou My Vision Camille Parkman - Deliverer Christine Hand - Joy to the World DeDe Wedekind - Song in the Air - Il Est Ne Jill Detroit - Angels We Have Heard On High Beth Matthew - Away in a Manger Andrea Plamondon - Ave Maria Deborah Lee Morris - You Are My Gift Rose Augustine & Good Shepherd Singers - Ring Those Bells Antoinette Kimball - A Happy Christmas Song For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Alison Joy Williams at: Visit our Sponsor Bela Snow at: Visit our Sponsor Beth Matthew at: Visit our Sponsor Bree Noble at: Visit our Sponsor Stacy Israel & Daughters of Zion at:

#1022 Music by Jenna Laurise, Erica DiCeglie, Judy Nazemetz, Cayla Brooke, Donna Colton, Bela Snow, SEAY, Suzzanne Paris, Leslie Nuss, HANIA, Jenny Van Alstyne, Yvette Medina, Deborah Lee Morris, 23rd Hour

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 4, 2019 61:08

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Jenna Laurise - Ho, Ho, Home Erica DiCeglie - This Christmas Judy Nazemetz - Tabletop Christmas Cayla Brooke - Christmas With Love Donna Colton - Blue Christmas Bela Snow - Let It Snow SEAY - Father Christmas Eyes Suzzanne Paris - Christmas Is Here Leslie Nuss - Deck the Halls HANIA - Why Wait Jenny Van Alstyne - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas Yvette Medina - All I Want For Christmas Deborah Lee Morris - Merry Merry Christmas 23rd Hour - Let A Day Together Be Christmas For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Paul & Friends at: Visit our Sponsor Suzanne's Band Visit our Sponsor Bluestone Sisters at: Visit our Sponsor Bela Snow at: Visit our Sponsor The professional Songwriter Book by Louis Anthony DeLise at:

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#1022 Music by Jenna Laurise, Erica DiCeglie, Judy Nazemetz, Cayla Brooke, Donna Colton, Bela Snow, SEAY, Suzzanne Paris, Leslie Nuss, HANIA, Jenny Van Alstyne, Yvette Medina, Deborah Lee Morris, 23rd Hour

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 4, 2019 61:08

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Jenna Laurise - Ho, Ho, Home Erica DiCeglie - This Christmas Judy Nazemetz - Tabletop Christmas Cayla Brooke - Christmas With Love Donna Colton - Blue Christmas Bela Snow - Let It Snow SEAY - Father Christmas Eyes Suzzanne Paris - Christmas Is Here Leslie Nuss - Deck the Halls HANIA - Why Wait Jenny Van Alstyne - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas Yvette Medina - All I Want For Christmas Deborah Lee Morris - Merry Merry Christmas 23rd Hour - Let A Day Together Be Christmas For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Paul & Friends at: Visit our Sponsor Suzanne's Band Visit our Sponsor Bluestone Sisters at: Visit our Sponsor Bela Snow at: Visit our Sponsor The professional Songwriter Book by Louis Anthony DeLise at:

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#009 RAINBOW SPECIAL - LEE MORRIS

Feeling Good Podcast | TEAM-CBT - The New Mood Therapy

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 11, 2019 65:18

We've got something a little bit different for you in episode nine of ‘The DNA Podcast', as we join Lee ‘Mozza' Morris for an in-session piece covering his latest two-week trip to the mighty Rainbow Lake in France. The highs, the lows, the humorous and the unexplained, it's all covered in this blow-by-blow account of another amazing trip to one of the most famous carp lakes in the world.

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161: Listening to a Different Kind of Music

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 7, 2019 41:23

Hearing the Music Behind the Words This podcast again features the music of two beloved colleagues we introduced last week, Brandon Vance, MD and Heather Clague MD. We will be listening to music again this week, but it will be, for the most part, a different kind of music—it’s the music behind the words when someone criticizes you. We will be focusing on the most challenging and important of the Five Secrets of Effective Communication, the Disarming Technique. This week, Brandon and Heather will help Rhonda and David illustrate how to use this technique when you’re under the fire of criticism. But in addition, Brandon and Heather will also sing one more of their extremely beautiful and fun songs, appropriately entitled, “The Five Secrets!” When you use the Disarming Technique, you find the truth in a criticism, even if the criticism seems untrue, unfair, or exaggerated. This technique is based on the Law of Opposites. The essence of the Law of Opposites is that if you genuinely and immediately agree with the criticism that seems untrue, you will put the lie to it, and the critic will stop believing the criticism. This is a remarkable phenomenon that can be enormously helpful in conflicts with patients (if you're a therapist) as well as friends, colleagues, and loved ones. However, it is challenging, because you have to be able to really listen and "hear" the music behind the other person's words. If you use the Disarming Technique, or any of the Five Secrets, in a mechanical way, it will backfire. And I (David) have noticed that even trained mental health professionals can have a tremendous difficulties learning to use the Disarming Technique. Here's an example of POOR technique. Although this is a therapy example, it is equally valid for conflicts between friends and loved ones. Let's say that you're a therapist, and your patient confronts you by saying, "This is the second week in a row that you've been late for my session." I've seen therapists respond like this: "You're right. I have had emergencies which made me late for your sessions last week and today." Is this a good example of the Disarming Technique? NO! Can you see why? It's because this therapist is agreeing with the criticism in a literal way, and not hearing the "music" behind the words. What is this patient really saying? He's probably saying that he feels a lack of caring from his therapist, and this may be one of his core conflicts, thinking that the people he cares about never care about him. So the therapist's "mechanical" answer misses the boat. Here's an improved response that addresses what the patient really said. After each sentence, I'll put the name(s) of the technique(s) I used in the sentence. "Jim, it's painful to hear you say that, because you're right. ("I Feel" Statement; Disarming Technique) I was late and I let you down, and I feel embarrassed. (Disarming; "I Feel" Statement.) I wouldn't be surprised if you're feeling hurt and annoyed, and maybe even a bit angry with me, and for good reason. (Feeling Empathy) This is particularly uncomfortable, because you've told me that everyone you care about seems to let you down. ("I Feel" Statement; Thought and Feeling Empathy) I care about you and have tremendous respect for you. (Stroking) Although I was delayed by emergencies last week and this week, the fact is, you had to wait. (Disarming) I will try to correct the problem of getting emergency calls when I'm in the clinic, which definitely is irritating and unfair to you, and I'll gladly offer a free session to compensate the fact that you had to wait. (Disarming Technique, Feeling Empathy) I want to know more about how you've been feeling, and if there have been other times when I've let you down or perhaps said things that seemed uncaring? (Inquiry)" Can you see that this response addresses the music, or feeling, or message behind the words, and not just the words? And can you see the Law of Opposites in action? When this therapist agrees that he has let the patient down, and shows some humility, the patient will probably suddenly feel very cared about. In today's podcast, Brandon, Heather, Rhonda and David play a kind of Disarming Round Robin, taking turns responding to unexpected criticisms, using the Disarming Technique as well as any other communication techniques that may be needed. For example, one of the therapists is attacked by a patient who is a person of color who calls him "one of the rich white privileged people." You will also hear the immediate grading of each response--was it an A, a B, a C, or a D--along with what worked and what didn't work, followed in some cases by a second try. If you want to learn the Five Secrets, and especially the Disarming Technique, this type of practice will be a must! You can practice with a colleague, or with a friend. But be prepared to check your ego at the door so you can learn from failure, because it will be very challenging for you at first! A neighbor who was helping with the recording, Dave Fribush, said that he really liked the podcast, but was disappointed it was so short--he wanted to hear more examples. So Rhonda and I recorded a brief supplement two days later, which we will edit in. Here are the additional criticisms we practiced: Angry friend who feels jealous / betrayed and says: You were hitting on my girlfriend last night! Irate mother, who feels neglected / used, and says: Forget it! I’ll just do it myself! Hurt colleague, who says: You didn’t support me during the meeting! Indignant patient, who tells her therapist: You just called me Jane, but my name is Lisa! If you are serious about learning the Disarming Technique, as well as the other Secrets of Effective Communication, I would strongly urge you to study this list of Common Five Secrets Errors in addition to practicing with a friend. I know I'm asking a lot from you, but we are giving you, or hoping to give you, something precious! And here are the words to today's featured TEAM-CBT song! She Used the Five Secrets Lyrics by Heather Clagueto the tune of Blue Velvet by Bernie Wayne and Lee Morris. She used the Five… Secrets Madder than angry, oh was I Pissed and unhappy, I could cry At the start She used the Five Secrets She spoke my words to ‘ empathize She ‘ guessed my feelings, oh she tried From the heart How could I stay harmed When she so skillfully disarmed How could I want to fight When she asked, did I get it right with With my Five Secrets she told me plainly how she felt Her stroking made my whole heart melt Into tears And I can still hear her Five Secrets In my ears The Five secrets Now I have learned to use them too To give up blame and follow through And face my fears And I practice my Five Secrets With my dears I love the Five Secrets! Conflict fuels intimacy Not about me but about we It’s more sincere! So with the five secrets Let love appear! More about Brandon and Heather Brandon Vance, MD and Heather Clague, MD are both psychiatrists and certified TEAM-CBT therapists. They practice in Oakland, California. In addition to her brilliant work as a TEAM-CBT psychiatrist and teacher, Heather is a singer and improviser who collaborated in the creation of lyrics for some of Brandon’s songs. She is a member of the performance group, The Berkeley Players, and is the director of Berkeley Improv, a Bay Area school of improv that offers improv acting classes for adults and youth. Heather says, "Improv is a lot like TEAM CBT - full of laughter and enlightenment. The best moments tend to happen when we throw shame to the wind and let magic arise from the ordinary and let our 'mistakes' become gifts." In addition to his brilliant work as a TEAM-CBT psychiatrist and teacher, Brandon has a musical group that is connected with the Justice Arts Collective at Chabot College in Hayward California. In that group, he works with students to create musical pieces with social justice themes, often in the style of hip hop with Latin beats. Most, if not all of the students have experienced personal trauma and social inequity. Through music, they can share their truths, their hearts and their wealth of experiences with each other and the community, while at the same time working for social change. Brandon explains that “we form deep connections with each other, and it’s become something of a family . A couple of years ago, we made a music video for our song, ‘From Mt. Tamalpais to Fruitvale Station,’ and actually won first place in the My Hero International Film Festival and in the World Independent Film Festival, as well as awards in many other film festivals. Check it out! We’re now working on a new video about immigration with our song, 'Bring Down the Wall.'" Brandon has also worked with Amy Specter in the creation of a company called Gameful Mind. He explains that “we wanted playful ways to support adults and kids in developing skills to be and stay emotionally well. So, we made the game TuneIN TuneUP, as well as some other games and playful shirts and such.” David and Rhonda

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Craig, Mark, and Dusty with Lee Morris 8-2

Sports Morning with Craig Humphreys

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 2, 2019 6:56

The Sooner WR talks about the upcoming season with the Monsters!

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#004 - Jason Trought, Part 1

Play Episode Listen Later May 31, 2019 85:21

The DNA Podcast #004 – Jason Trought, Part 1 – The fourth episode of our monthly podcast series hosted by Lee ‘Mozza' Morris is the first of a two-parter with DNA gaffer, Jason Trought, aka ‘The Mystery Man of DNA'. Despite preferring to stay out of the limelight, we managed to convince Jase to appear on the podcast so we could delve into his mind. In the first episode, Jase talks about his own fishing and where it all began for him in the barren North, before progressing on to his love affair with match angling and trips abroad, including most recently Rainbow Lake in France. Plus, Mozza updates us on his campaign on a 140-acre pit. Carp Fishing, Angling, Lee Morris, Jason Trought, DNA Baits

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#003 Jay 'Mungo' Cater

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Play Episode Listen Later May 17, 2019 56:09

The DNA Podcast #003 – Jay ‘Mungo' Cater – The third episode of our monthly podcast series hosted by Lee ‘Mozza' Morris, covering all the latest goings-on from the world of DNA Baits. In this month's big-name interview, Mozza travels to Wellington Country Park to catch up with long-time DNA consultant and RidgeMonkey product development manager, Jay ‘Mungo' Cater. Mungo has caught numerous big fish in the UK, but these days spends a lot of his time targeting monsters on the Continent, catching carp to more than 86lb! Plus, Mozza updates us with his campaign on a 140-acre pit. Carp Fishing, Angling, Lee Morris, Jay Cater, Mungo, DNA Baits

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0024 - Scouting & Bantams with Lee Morris!

Amateur Hour Soccer

Play Episode Listen Later May 6, 2019 34:47

This week we are joined by Lee Morris! Lee is the USL League 2 Eastern Conference Scouting Director and Head Coach of SC United Bantams. We discuss what the scouting network is all about, and how the Bantams won the Golden Scarf Award. We are proud members of BGN - The Beautiful Game Network! You can learn more about them at BGN.fm and follow them on Twitter @theBGNfm Be sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, even in places you don't, and expect new episodes every Monday morning! If you'd like to support the podcast, you can become a Patreon member at https://www.patreon.com/AmateurHourSoccer Follow us on Twitter @AmateurHourSCCR Music: “Red, White, Black, & Blue” by PEG & The Rejected, used under Creative Commons license.

Episode 62: "I Play A Lot of Cats..." with Cassandra Lee Morris

All Over Voiceover with Kiff VH

Play Episode Listen Later May 5, 2019 60:20

Cassandra Lee Morris (Persona 5, League of Legends, Sword Art Online, and over 200 audiobooks) drops by to discuss her process and gives a masterclass in networking, how to present yourself in the marketplace and the different ways to intrepret a strawberry ice cream cone. A fantastic and inspiring conversation that spans all aspects of VO. Follow Cassandra on Twitter at @socassandra or visit her website at www.cassandraleemorris.com

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Episode 62: "I Play A Lot of Cats..." with Cassandra Lee Morris

All Over Voiceover with Kiff VH

Play Episode Listen Later May 5, 2019 60:21

Cassandra Lee Morris (Persona 5, League of Legends, Sword Art Online, and over 200 audiobooks) drops by to discuss her process and gives a masterclass in networking, how to present yourself in the marketplace and the different ways to intrepret a strawberry ice cream cone. A fantastic and inspiring conversation that spans all aspects of VO. Follow Cassandra on Twitter at @socassandra or visit her website at www.cassandraleemorris.com

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#002 Perry Alabaster

Inside Sports with Al Eschbach

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 23, 2019 60:05

The DNA Podcast #002 – Perry Alabaster – The second episode of our monthly podcast series hosted by Lee ‘Mozza' Morris, covering all the latest goings-on from the world of DNA Baits. In this month's big-name interview, Mozza catches up with one of the sport's most successful big-carp anglers, Perry Alabaster, on the banks of Myths Pool, Essex. Perry has caught an incredible 46 UK forties and six UK forties during his illustrious carp-angling career and is showing no signs of slowing down! Perry recalls some of the tales behind his most memorable catches. Carp Fishing, Angling, Lee Morris, Perry Alabaster, DNA Baits

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Inside Sports with Al Eschbach (Lee Morris Sr.) 11-20-2018

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 21, 2018 85:46

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#006 | The Axeman Of New Orleans

True Crime Tea

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 7, 2018 35:07

In the 1910s, a madman (madwoman? maddemon?) ran on the loose in New Orleans. With an axe. Have you seen what happens when an axe murderer is on the loose? It ain't pretty... And HEY, we're almost 100 years out from the last chopping! Be sure to follow narrator, editor, and producer Angela Nicole Chu @TheAngieChu on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday! Also, be sure to follow writer and researcher Lee Morris @riotredhead502 on Twitter and @riotredhead on Instagram.

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Ep. 82 - OU Wins a Garbage Football Game in Lubbock

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Play Episode Listen Later Nov 5, 2018 73:42

In the opening take, Lee realized something Saturday evening while watching college football. Then Grant joins to talk about the biggest headlines from OU's win over Texas Tech and it seems that Grant is more optimistic than Lee (4:00). Kyler Murray's bizarre early interceptions put the defense in horrible spots (11:30). OU's defensive line was tremendous against Tech and Lee thinks the DL is now the strength of the Sooners' defense (14:30). Grant says nothing has changed for OU as far as the Sooners outlook on the season (20:00), but Lee is just disappointed in the defensive game plan (21:50). Grant wants to talk offense, and he's actually pretty critical about Lincoln Riley's play calling in the 2nd half (24:20). The offensive line and the running game continues to absolutely dominate (30:15). Back to another clever Tech TD play which leads into a discussion about the awful officiating (31:20). Cody Ford should have been ejected in the 1st quarter and we wonder if the Big 12 will levy some sort of punishment this week (36:15)? Going over all the positive offensive performances including Lee Morris and bad luck Grant Calcaterra (38:15). Was that CeeDee Lamb's worst game as a Sooner (41:15)? The only thing that stops OU's offense is Oklahoma (42:20). We got a lot of really good "3 Word Reviews" sent to us on Twitter and Facebook (48:15). Grant wants to give Lee crap about LSU's offense and they discuss other random college football topics including OU's path to the CFP, and are we on the way to yet another lame Alabama-Clemson National Title Game (1:00:30). | Like the show on Facebook: @westofeverest | Follow Grant on Twitter: @GrantBenson25 | Follow Lee on Twitter: @LeeBensonNews9

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@OfficialFstoppers | Work Smart Not Long with Fstoppers CEO Lee Morris

The Darkroom Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 1, 2018 38:24

In this episode of The Darkroom Podcast we had the chance to chat with Lee Morris, CEO and Co-founder of Fstoppers, one of the largest and most active online communities for creative professionals. Morris and his Co-founder Patrick Hall started Fstoppers in 2010, leveraging video tutorials and other visual content to help budding photographers learn new skills. As a photographer himself, Morris was shooting 30 weddings a year when he began thinking about what he wanted to do with his free time. Hear more about how Morris and Hall scaled Fstoppers to one of the largest online creative communities with 50+ writers and and millions of visitors a month.

#005 | Elizabeth Báthory

True Crime Tea

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 25, 2018 30:35

In the 1600s, the most prolific serial killer in the world rose to power. How did Elizabeth Báthory become the "Blood Countess"? What did she have to do with the Black Knight and Vlad The Impaler? Why is her brother responsible for Dracula and Vampires? Learn this and more in the episode! Be sure to follow narrator, editor, and producer Angela Nicole Chu @TheAngieChu on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday! Also, be sure to follow writer and researcher Lee Morris @riotredhead502 on Twitter and @riotredhead on Instagram.

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I'm Going to Sing Out Loud by Lee Morris

Portland Countdown: A Series of Conversations on Parkinson’s Disease with Dave Iverson & Jon Palfreman

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 22, 2018 3:09

I'm Going to Sing Out Loud by Lee Morris by World Parkinson Coalition with support from the Parkinson’s Resources of Oregon

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#004 | Tim McLean

True Crime Tea

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 19, 2018 28:44

A carnival employee (Tim McLean) and a Chinese immigrant (Vince Li) met on Greyhound bus #1170. What happened next is the stuff that nightmares are made from...literally. Be sure to follow narrator, editor, and producer Angela Nicole Chu @TheAngieChu on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and subscribe for new episodes every Tuesday! Also, be sure to follow writer and researcher Lee Morris @riotredhead502 on Twitter and @riotredhead on Instagram.

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Ep. 73 - OU is 5-0. But How Excited Are You, Really?

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Play Episode Listen Later Oct 1, 2018 69:57

In the opening take, Lee admits his current excitement level surrounding the OU football team is not as high as it could be. Then Grant joins to express his happiness over the Sooners' win over Baylor (4:50) and he helps Lee better understand why OU's defense is better than last year (8:30). The Sooners' D is not giving up as many big plays this year (14:30). OU's defense seems to make nice players look like great players (17:50). Is it actually a smart strategy for OU to continue this defensive philosophy into the heart of Big 12 play (25:30)? Once again tackling was a problem and it seems like every team falls forward to gain an extra yard or two against OU (29:30). Caleb Kelly had a hell of a game (37:20), it was good to have Marquise Overton back (40:45). Grant calls for Tre Brown to start -- and Lee complains about the secondary's antics (41:30). Army blew out Buffalo on Saturday, which shows Army is not a terrible team (44:40). Did Baylor sell out to take away the run game? It certainly seemed like it (46:50). OU's offense is the most explosive in the country -- but can the Sooners do this against a good defense (51:30)? Kyler Murray has been incredible so far this year and it's shocking how much success he's had (54:30). Lee Morris vs Grant Calcaterra (1:00:00), Kennedy Brooks was impressive (1:01:20). OU was missing significant players Saturday and their status for OU-Texas is concerning (1:05:45). | Like the show on Facebook: @westofeverest | Follow Grant on Twitter: @GrantBenson25 | Follow Lee on Twitter: @LeeBensonNews9

The Transformation of the Saudi Kingdom with Lee Morris Atkins (26.06.2018)

Morning Majlis

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 3, 2018 33:01

From vision to master planning to creation. Lee Morris, Head of Architecture for Atkins Middle East joins us to discuss how Saudi Arabia’s transformation as it looks to realise its Vision 2030 and the way architecture plays a central role in the way countries and cities position themselves globally. Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

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Ep. 59: FStoppers: An Interview with Lee Morris

Film Mavericks

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 27, 2018 41:33

This week, we bring you an interview with the founder of FStoppers! Whether you're a photographer or videographer, chances are you use FStoppers as a resource. With a team of over 60 writers, FStoppers is able to bring you tons of amazing content. Tune in to learn more about Lee and how he created his super successful website and online community!

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Ep. 10 - Bye Weeks and Blasting Tom Herman

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 28, 2017 58:39

In his opening take, Grant shows scorn for the bye week. Then Lee joins in to find out how many of the guys' preseason predictions look terrible at the 1/3 mark of the year. Plus Lee calls out Tom Herman, a brand new Top 10, and more! 3:30 Grant reveals that Baylor's offense was not all that successful against OU last Saturday 5:50 Lincoln Riley expects Will Johnson to be back for Iowa State. Jordan Thomas is fine. And maybe even Robert Barnes will be good to go against the Cyclones. 8:30 Grant's prediction for who's going to lead OU in rushing this season is looking pretty good. 11:10 Mark Andrews leads OU in receiving through the 1/3 point of the season. 12:20 Lee thinks CeeDee Lamb will lead OU in receiving this year if Andrews misses time. 13:55 Grant has a feeling that Mykel Jones will have some big games as the year progresses. And Lee believes that Lee Morris will come back into our lives soon. 15:30 the guys are way off so far on their prediction of the Sooners leading tackler 16:55 Our prediction of Obo leading the team in sacks has been on point 17:40 reassessing the most important player on offense (outside of Baker Mayfield) 19:00 Lee is intrigued by Dimitri Flowers' NFL prospects 21:25 explaining why Parnell Motley has turned into the most important player on OU's defense 22:50 Lee has been almost spot on with his sleeper offensive player pick. 24:15 we are still taking a wait and see approach to our sleeper defensive player picks 25:00 Grant has been super impressed with Marquise Overton. Meanwhile Lee likes what he's seen out of DJ Ward. 27:00 Grant had OU finishing 10-2, Lee had OU finishing 11-1. Are they sticking to those predictions? 30:00 Lee could not have been more wrong (so far) about his Big 12 sleeper team 31:15 Grant's sleeper pick of Iowa State still has a shot to be on the money 32:05 Is Texas Tech's defense finally not terrible? 33:05 The guys talk Texas and how the 'Horns played against USC. 34:40 Lee hammers Tom Herman for a late game coaching decision against USC 37:40 Lee thinks OSU would beat TCU 8 out of 10 times but last week was one of the negative outcomes for the Pokes 38:40 Grant says OSU played 3 bad teams to start the year and the Cowboys were not prepared for TCU's defense 40:40 Is Iowa State (+6.5) over Texas way too obvious? 42:20 How's Baylor going to look when the Bears play K-State in Manhattan? 43:10 is it smart to bet against Texas Tech in Lubbock at night? 44:05 the guys unveil their Top 10 54:20 the guys make their Week 5 picks Miami-Duke USC-Washington State Georgia-Tennessee Oklahoma State-Texas Tech Clemson-Virginia Tech #westofeverest #oufootball #soonersfootball #oklahomafootball #oklahoma #abduladams #ceedeelamb #sooners #parnellmotley #obo #seasonpredictions #collegefootball

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