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Episode 140 Elizabeth 'Liz' Barraza Part 2     In this episode,  we continue the discussion with Robert and Rosemary Nuelle who discuss the tragic January, 2019 murder of their daughter Liz Barraza in Tomball, Texas, and their efforts to see her killer brought to justice. They talk about the many issues they have faced in the aftermath of Liz's murder, and some of the resources and allies that they have turned to for help, including Andy Kahan, director of Victim services & advocacy of Houston, who also joins us in this episode to talk about the work he does in support of people like Liz's family. There is currently a reward of up to $50,000 for information in this case. If you have any details about the murder of Elizabeth Barraza please call (713) 222-TIPS and share what you know. You can also go to crime-stoppers.org to submit your tip. Because Liz's case has gotten a lot of media and online attention, some rumors and inaccuracies in the case have made their way out there. For the most updated, accurate, and complete information about Liz's case, I highly reccomend visiting the WhokilledLizBarraza website set up and run by Liz's parents.  To learn more about Andy Kahan's work at Crimestoppers Houston, be sure to visit this website.  To support and listen AD-FREE to every single epsiode of not only The Murder in My Family, but also to every other show on the AbJack network of podcasts, consider an AbJack Insider subscription through Apple Podcasts. You can start with a free trial, and then for just $4.99 a month or $49.99 a year, you'll get not only AD-FREE listening to hundreds of episodes, but also early-previews, and access to bonus content.To contact the podcast or learn more about the case we discuss, please visit The Murder In My Family Home Page Follow us on social media on Facebook or on X (formerly Twitter)

Episode 139 Elizabeth 'Liz' Barraza Part 1 of 2 On the morning of January 25,2019 just before sunrise, 29 year old Elizabeth 'Liz' Barraza was setting up for a garage sale in her yard in Tomball, Texas. She and her husband Sergio were about to celebrate their 5th wedding anniversary with a vacation to Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida, so the extra cash from the sale would come in handy. Sergio had just left for work when a Black Nissan truck pulled up and turned around before parking in front of the Barraza's home. After parking, the driver got out and walked toward Liz, and she said good morning to them likely expecting her first customer of the day. However, this person wasn't out bargain shopping, they were targeting Liz. They pulled a revolver and after several seconds of interaction with Liz, they shot her three times. When Liz fell to the ground, the shooter stood over her and shot her a fourth time before jumping back into the Black truck and fleeing the scene. Although there were no witnesses to the shooting, a combination of grainy video and distorted audio surveillance from both the Barraza's home, and a neighbor's captured the events of that morning. The shooting, the killer, and their vehicle were all caught by the surveillance systems, but frustratingly, the shooter has not been identified.  Seconds after the shots rang out, a neighbor called 911, and as they looked out to see what was going on, the Black Nissan drove back by the Barraza's, and the caller was able to give the description of the truck to the 911 dispatcher. A BOLO of the truck was quickly issued, and police and first responders descended on the scene. Moments later, a truck fitting the suspect vehicle description was spotted and pulled over by police not far from the Barraza home, but the driver supposedly had a legitimate reason to be in the area, and was let go. Meanwhile, Liz Barraza was life-flighted to a hospital for the four gunshots she had suffered, but sadly she wouldn't survive, and passed away in the hospital. When police searched area surveillance cameras close to the Barraza's home, they discovered that the Black Nissan truck had stalked the area hours before the shooting driving slowly past the Barraza's home. Moments before the shooting, other surveillance tracked the movements of the truck before it headed to the Barraza's home, and it was clear from the footage that the driver was waiting for Sergio to leave for work in order to attack Liz.  Since there was no clear motive in the shooting, finding a suspect has been difficult. Liz was well-liked and sociable with no known enemies. She volunteered her time for children at the local hospital, and was a member of the 501st Legion, a group dedicated to Star Wars Cos-play. Although many people have pointed the finger at Liz's husband Sergio, he has cooperated with police and taken and passed at least one polygraph, and a close look at Liz and Sergio's lives and marriage by police, found no evidence of financial issues, infidelity, or any other clue that would establish a motive. The best clue in the case may be the Black Nissan truck driven by Liz's killer. Police describe it as a Nissan Frontier Pro 4X edition crew cab,  model year 2013 or newer with a Pro4X sticker on the rear of the truck. Details of the shooter are not exact due to the poor quality of the video footage, and it's not even clear if the shooter is a man or woman. In the video footage, they appear to be wearing a long robe, coat, gown, or dress and what looks to be thigh-high White Go Go boots. They appear to either have long hair, or they are wearing a wig. The gun used to kill Liz is believed to be a .380 revolver.  There is currently a reward of up to $50,000 for information in this case. If you have any details about the murder of Elizabeth Barraza please call (713) 222-TIPS and share what you know. You can also go to crime-stoppers.org to submit your tip.  In this episode, Liz's parents Robert and Rosemary Nuelle discuss the tragic death of their daughter, and their efforts to see her killer brought to justice. They talk about the many issues they have faced in the aftermath of Liz's murder, and some of the resources and allies that they have turned to for help, including Andy Kahan, director of Victim services & advocacy of Houston, who also joins us in this episode to talk about the work he does in support of people like Liz's family. Because Liz's case has gotten a lot of media and online attention, some rumors and inaccuracies in the case have made their way out there. For the most updated, accurate, and complete information about Liz's case, I highly reccomend visiting the WhokilledLizBarraza website set up and run by Liz's parents.  To learn more about Andy Kahan's work at Crimestoppers Houston, be sure to visit this website.    To support and listen AD-FREE to every single epsiode of not only The Murder in My Family, but also to every other show on the AbJack network of podcasts, consider an AbJack Insider subscription through Apple Podcasts. You can start with a free trial, and then for just $4.99 a month or $49.99 a year, you'll get not only AD-FREE listening to hundreds of episodes, but also early-previews, and access to bonus content. To contact the podcast or learn more about the case we discuss, please visit The Murder In My Family Home Page Follow us on social media on Facebook or on X (formerly Twitter)  

This chat I am joined by the winner of  ‘I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here 2023, Liz Ellis.' 'Liz' is a retired Australian netball player, she was a member of the national team from 1992 until 2007 and captained for the last four - of those years. She is the most capped international player for Australian Netball and has been a fantastic commentator and broadcast of sport in Australia since.  'Liz' reluctantly entered the jungle after a pep talk from her teenage daughter and while she wasn't a favourite at the start of the competition her popularity grew more and more as people fell in love with her easy going nature.  I will ask 'Liz Ellis' if 'Kerri Anne' has been in touch since her win and if 'Liz' thinks she 'KAK' should have stayed. We will find out if those food trials are as bad as they look and what toll they have on your body post trial.  We will discuss how how 'Dr Chris Brown' celebrated the final episode and who 'Liz' thinks could replace him next year.   Plus we will get plenty of exclusives from behind the scenes of 'I'm a Celebrity' which is now on ‘Network Ten' - which you can catch up on - on ‘Ten Play' if you have fallen behind.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Today's episodes I have a full debrief with the most talked about player ever seen on 'Australian Survivor. It is 'King George' from the latest season of ‘Heroes vs villains!' We first were introduced to 'George Mladenov' on 'Brains vs Brawn' two years ago but nothing could have prepared us for what he had in store for us this year. More Conflict! More strategy! more awkward conversations! (this time on the beach) and one epic Tribal Council that broke the internet! 'George' polarised his audience but also made this season what it was.... and I know 'liz' has won (congratulations) but I think 'George' is the real series-winner from 'Heroes VS Villains' and I am very excited to talk to him today. We will talk about George's ability to read people game and if he managed to manipulate and control his fellow players. George will discuss his pregame preparation and if he and 'Hayley' did get together to plan out the season?  I'll ask about the impact 'George's' game had on the others and where his friendship with 'Simon,' 'Shonee' and 'Liz' has landed. I will also unpack that epic tribal-council and find out if 'George' thinks he went too far... and if he felt he was antagonising 'Simon.'  Plus we will some exclusives on the whole series including some behind the scenes secrets which I am sure you will love.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today is a great day, for the first time in British history the courts have ruled that 'Liz', a grooming gang survivor should receive compensation from her perpetrator. We at Hearts of Oak are so glad to have been a part of this process along with Lord Pearson's financing, Robin Tilbrook's legal expertise and Charlie Peters from GB News' journalistic skills and we hope it can open the floodgates to thousands of other survivors. It has truly been an honour to get to know Elizabeth through this long and arduous process, her courage and strength are an inspiration to us all. It is unbelievable that anyone who has gone through such a traumatic experience must find the money to pay for a separate legal bid to force an already convicted rapist to pay compensation. Our government and MP's have accepted this situation and we have not heard of a single MP who has tried to change the law so that survivors are automatically awarded compensation from their attackers. This episode we have a brief talk with Elizabeth and then discuss this landmark ruling and ask why no one up till now has funded and ran a similar case. Why are our MP's silent on child rape. Why has no one been prosecuted in our institutions for facilitating child rape and how does this case open the doors to other survivors to get compensation from their rapists. GB News exclusive by Charlie Peters https://www.gbnews.com/news/grooming-gangs-survivor-secures-landmark-ps425000-legal-win-against-rapist Read or listen to Elizabeth's harrowing story, available in paperback, e-book or on Audible https://www.amazon.co.uk/Snatched-Trapped-Woman-Sold-Men/dp/0008503214/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1679936701&sr=8-1 Follow and support Elizabeth on Twitter https://twitter.com/snatched1400?s=20 Originally broadcast live 27.3.23 (apologies for Elizabeth's sound at the beginning of her chat) *Special thanks to Bosch Fawstin for recording our intro/outro on this podcast. Check out his art https://theboschfawstinstore.blogspot.com/ and follow him on GETTR https://gettr.com/user/BoschFawstin and Twitter https://twitter.com/TheBoschFawstin?s=20  To sign up for our weekly email, find our social media, podcasts, video, livestreaming platforms and more... https://heartsofoak.org/connect/ Please subscribe, like and share!

After weeks of political chaos, the real cost of the crisis is beginning to reveal itself. Lewis is joined this week by New Statesman columnist Martha Gill. They speak to Tim Durrant, Associate Director at the Institute for Government, about the staggering bill to the taxpayer, caused by an unprecedented number of ministerial redundancies over the summer. They look to Northern Ireland, and a grid-locked Stormont. Belfast-based journalist Amanda Ferguson talks to them about the quickening decline in relations there, and the possibility of fresh elections in December. And finally, Lewis is joined in the studio by Jon Livesey and Edward Keeble from the Daily Star, to hear about the runaway success of 'Liz the Lettuce'. Production: Gabriel Radus Deputy Editor: Tom Hughes Executive Producer: Ellie Clifford Editor: Dino Sofos For exclusive daily videos from The News Agents visit Global Player: https://www.globalplayer.com/videos/brands/news-agents/the-news-agents/ The News Agents is a Global Player Original and a Persephonica Production.

Liz Truss has gone, and we'll be on to another Prime Minister (or maybe even Boris). At the moment, things seem utterly out of our hands. That is why it's so important we understand what is going on, what historical trends are shaping it, and, even now, what opportunities exist. Claire sat down with Academy of Ideas colleague Jacob Reynolds to do just that. At this moment, the key thing is to listen, read, think and argue. Please share our conversation with everyone you know who is angry, confused and demanding something better.

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David Cay Johnston, Co-founder DCReport, Pulitzer Prize Winner and 4-time bestselling author joins Mark Thompson to explain his latest article, "Liz Cheney Sends Conspirators A Message". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Cay Johnston, Co-founder DCReport, Pulitzer Prize Winner and 4-time bestselling author joins Mark Thompson to explain his latest article, "Liz Cheney Sends Conspirators A Message". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You are cordially invited to join us in the tasting and reviewing of Camden Town Brewery's limited edition 'Liz' lager to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II opening leisure centres for 70 years. We discuss a bit on royalty, the beer, Phil takes the Rwanda deportation test and Mark risks his marriage by reviewing his wife's carrot cake (does it make the ambassador's reception?). We're glad you took the time to listen to us and if you liked what you heard please give us a splendid five star review!

The legend of the iconic Country Women Association makes up the threads of the cloth that is worn (and honoured and respected) by many, if not all the women in rural Australia.As a rural journalist, some of the stories told to me by women of the CWA reflect what I consider to be ‘real acts of kindness and camaraderie' in some of the most isolated communities in Australia. They are my favourites.And for my guest today, author Liz Harfull there's a similar pull to explore and celebrate the mighty women of the CWA.This series of Company is kindly sponsored by the CWA of NSW. This year, it's celebrating its 100 year anniversary in NSW.To honour all that has been and gone within the organisation Liz Harfull has been commissioned to write the book – 'Women Who Changed Country Australia.'Liz spoke to me from her lovely old cottage in the Adelaide Hills, where we started our conversation reliving her childhood as the daughter of a dairy farmer in south east South Australia.

Christmas shopping, men's sections in stores, Black Friday fake discounts, language guidelines and independence from ol'Liz, and getting charged for being poor. All this and more on this week's episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/podcast-undertheinfluence/message

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Liz Illg joins Mike on his podcast and shares how working on your business give you the step ahead you are looking for. Listen in on her advice and how she works with clients and their businesses. Resources in this episode: Liz' website: https://www.lizillg.com/ Book A Free Call with Liz: https://www.lizillg.com/book-a-call/

Kurz und knackig bekommt ihr die neusten Infos, rund um Liz' und Shirin's Leben, die Corona-Lockerungen und witzige Dialekte.

Today's special guest is Liz Diedrich. Liz is the President and CEO at Diedrich RPM (Research Propelled Marketing.) In the podcast, Liz talks about the need to understand what drives patient and physician behaviour, the challenges of working with the clinical hospital workflow, and how her company leverages data and AI in predictive models on patient attribute or behavior to maximize patient outcomes and mitigating referral leakage. Liz also shares her company's successes, the advantages of leveraging AI, the value of embracing change and not being afraid as an employer in this time. We had a great conversation with Liz. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do. Research and marketing are two fields essential in the healthcare sector. Liz' company combines both, utilizing data collected to implement the most effective strategy in designing a campaign. Diedrich RPM is not just your typical marketing agency. It has actually partnered with several hospitals and clinics to assist in clinical decision support and retain patients. Whether you’re looking for an agency to help market your healthcare business, or you need a research partner to optimize efficiency and decision-making, you’ll definitely find our conversation with Liz fascinating. https://bit.ly/2YwDqF0

In this episode we sit down with my friend Liz Choi, co-founder of Love Wildly Co. - an event planning company based in Orange County, CA. This episode is raw, real, and incredibly relevant to anyone who has gone through trauma/pain. This episode almost feels like a therapy session in itself, but really from the narration of Liz' powerful story from going through a world of brokenness to finding healing, wholeness, and redemption. This episode is also a spotlight on mental health and anxiety, however provides a real life testimony of hope, healing and restoration. God can have the final say in our lives, and our past doesn't have to become our future. Hope you guys enjoy, check it out!

Lian Dolan's new novel The Sweeney Sisters comes out on April 28. Thanks for preordering the book online and at through local Indie bookstores here. Also, please ask your local library to order a copy. To follow all of Lian's activities, check out her new website.Get a signed bookplate from Lian. Fill out this Google doc.Corona Catch-Up. How are you doing?Julie recommends the Skullduggery Eyewitness Kits Perfect Cast Fossilworks Craft Kit for Nana Academy learning. Cultivating a sense of tragic optimism despite the sense of overwhelming grief. Articles here and here.Weird Dreams? You are not alone.Book about Loneliness by Former Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, MD:Together. The Healing Power of Human Connection In A Sometimes Lonely WorldFOXES are Fun! Lian recommends the fascinating audiobook The Hidden World of the Fox by Adele Brand. SPONSORS:Thank you for supporting our sponsors by using our special urls:Harry’s www.harrys.com/satsistersLiquid IV www.liquidiv.com/sistersWarby Parker www.warbyparker.com/sistersThirdlove www.thirdlove.com/sistersTo listen to Lian's new Satellite Sisters playlists, download the Spotify app to your phone. Spotify. Search on Satellite Sisters and you'll see the white logos for her playlists. You'll also see blue logos for more than 840 Satellite Sisters podcasts.For all information about all things Satellite Sisters, go to our website: https://satellitesisters.comYou can listen to Satellite Sisters podcasts at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, any other podcast app or our website.

Say a prayer for Savannah's dad. Tiger King special is Sunday and here's what it will be like.

Endlich gibt es wieder eine normale "Quatsch Folge" mit einem bunten Mix aus aktuellen Themen, dem neusten Gossip und Geschichten aus Liz' und Shirin's Leben.

'Liss-burn' or 'Liz-burn'? 'Cul-traw' or 'Cul-trah' - are we pronouncing our words correctly? Frank spoke to Sorcha Eastwood and took calls from listeners See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When no one else will listen, we will.  Sara's ex was pressuring her to have sex. When she said no, he moved on to her friend. Samantha and her best friend don't talk anymore, after her friend started dating her ex. Liz' father has not been there for her, and now wants to be a grandfather to her child. Lauro feels sad and lonely. He's still trying to get over his recent breakup. Christopher says thank you for helping him many years ago! Emily totaled her dad's car. Toby's little sister overdosed on painkillers.  Find help for whatever you're going through at: https://www.thehopeline.com/.

Michael and Zac are back from the holidays, talking mission trips for Bernie, why evangelicals support Trump, and the latest Star Wars Movie!

Behind The Headline: 'Liz Cheney, John Barrasso Endorse Killing of Top Iranian Military Official' by KHOL Jackson

Liz Murphy is the chef and founder at Santosha Nutrition. After 10 years in the hotel & restaurant industry, Liz decided to stop being part of the problem and choose to fight food waste & become a warrior for change. Struggling with auto-immune diseases & food intolerances, Liz took control of her own health and came to the confirmation that the vegan lifestyle is the best for our bodies, the animals and our planet. Santosha is a Sanskrit word that means contentment, and it's the company's mission to provide education & resources to those seeking to create a better world through plant-based food and environmentally sustainable practices. Through cooking classes, farm to table experiences, private dinners & education about changing the food system, Liz aims to spread Santosha. In this episode, we not only talk about Liz' mission, but some of the ways we, as consumers, can minimize our own waste! Santosha Nutrition: Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/SantoshaNutrition  Website: http://www.santoshanutrition.com  Sponsor Liz' Cookbook: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/cookbook-santosha-kitchen-contentment#/  Food Waste: https://www.usda.gov/foodwaste/faqs  Upcoming Events: https://www.facebook.com/pg/santoshanutrition/events  Imperfect Produce: https://www.imperfectfoods.com/  The Plot: https://theplotrestaurant.com/  Sonora Refillery: https://diyrefill.com/  Food 2 Soil: https://www.inikasmallearth.org/food2soil.html  Solana Center: https://www.solanacenter.org/  Sand And Straw: https://www.sandnstraw.com/ 

I Bet an Ounce of Gold that Fed would Cut Rates Today I officially won an ounce of gold! I am referencing a bet that I made back in January of this year. During a panel discussion, I said that I though that the Fed was more likely to cut rates in 2019, than hike them.  I was the only person on the panel who believed that.  Everybody else thought that the Fed would be raising rates, which pretty much was the conventional wisdom in early January. Check out My Forecasts in December and January on YouTube So today, the Fed cut rates, which is what I have been saying they would do.  In fact, not only did I put up a small YouTube video of that bet, as well as a video of the entire panel on my YouTube channel. But I also cut a minute or so segment from my interview on the Monday in December 2018 the week the Fed raised rates, 2 days later on a Wednesday.  That was the final hike where the Fed went from 2% to 2.25%, to 2.25% to 2.5%. Fed Cut Rates by 25 Basis Points I was interviewed by Liz Claman- by the way I will be on Liz Claman's show tomorrow - they've renamed the show it is the Claman Countdown. But when I was on Liz' show back in December I made the forecast then: If the Fed raised rates in December that week, which, I thought they would, (everybody believed they would - they wouldn't want to disappoint the markets) I said that it would be the last hike, and that the very next move that the Fed would make would be to cut rates. And that is exactly what they did today. They cut rates by 25 basis points. December's Rate Hike Erased So they basically took away the last rate hike and the rate is now where it was prior to the December rate hike. Now, I believe that cutting rates was a mistake.  I think the Fed should have already raised rates by more than they have. Not because the U.S. economy is in great shape, because it's in lousy shape. It is a gigantic bubble.

Welcome to Camp Stories, a fictional narrative podcast. This season, you’re going to meet Liz, a first time camp counselor, as she tries to live a story worth telling before heading off to college in the fall. Tune in every Sunday this summer for the next chapter in her story. I’m so excited to share it with you. Happy summer!

What's keeping you up at night? Steven withdrew emotionally due to all kinds of family issues. He said listening to this show during those hard days really helped. Sarah's ex-boyfriend is pressuring her to have sex with him. After she told him no, he dated her best friend, who had lied about not liking him. The guy Samantha really likes, started dating her best friend. Liz' father has not been around, then he said he wanted to be a part of her life. When she contacted him back, he said he only said that because he had to when he was in jail. Listen & talk live on Sunday nights at 7pm CT at DMLive.com

Liz og Sandra er oppslukt i Camp Kulinaris og kan knapt vente på neste episode. Sandra undrer seg over Liz' kjendiscrush og påståtte tidlige midtlivskrise.

Catch up with Jo and Sparky as they embark on their first 'Frhyme-day' as Jo declared 2019 the Year of Rhymes. Find out why Jo is living with a psychopath and Sparky needs to ask you a very important question about your hoover! ★★★★★ If you're listening on iTunes don't forget to subscribe, rate us 5 stars and leave us your 'Feel Great Review' - one thing that has happened this week that's made you feel great! ★★★★★ Keep up to date by following us on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram, just search for @PlayGemRadio

My guest for The Happy Hour # 207 is Liz Vice. Liz began her career in film and video, only to accidentally find herself behind the mic. Liz' signature soulful sound is deeply rooted in spirituality and she released her sophomore album Save Me in June. A Portland native, Liz now resides in Brooklyn. Liz and I start off the show talking about how she never intended to be a musician. Liz' background was in film and video and she even had a full ride to film school. Due to a variety of factors, she declined the scholarship and continued work in tv/film. But, she kept feeling nudges toward music. Liz describes how she was certain that becoming a musician was not for her, but that God pursued her and how she said yes to her new path. In the second half of the show Liz and I talk about how her new album Save Me, and what it's like to share her music with the world. She describes her shows and music as the story of her testimony, and that it is a sacred time for her when she's on stage. I loved hearing her share stories of people she's met and how Jesus has guided her and the songs she creates. You guys isn't it so amazing - so many times on the show we've heard women tell us how God has nudged them into things they would have never expected or originally said yes to! Then, we get to hear how He continually pursues us and does such incredible things like in Liz' story today - I love it! {You can listen to the show HERE, and make sure you never miss a Happy Hour - subscribe using your favorite podcast app (ie. iTunes, Google Play).  And of course, I would love if you would share with your friends!} Links from the Show Liz' Website Liz' albums: There's A Light and Save Me What Liz is loving: having more things revealed to her about empowering women, getting to create  music her way, meeting people that are excited to be a part of the empowering women movement What is Liz is reading: Fashioned to Reign by Kris Vallotton Connect with Liz Instagram // Facebook // Twitter Connect with Jamie + The Happy Hour Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // YouTube Stay connected and subscribe to The Happy Hour Newsletter! The Happy Hour Summer Book Club's September Book: If You Only Knew by Jamie Ivey - join in the fun and conversation! Do you love The Happy Hour? If so, we'd love if you'd leave a review! If You Only Knew by Jamie Ivey Sponsors Google Play - Get $10 off The Beyond Burger by Beyond Meat Coffee and Crayons Podcast presented by Slate Studios in partnership with Target

Cooking with kids can be messy, zany, and best of all, very rewarding. Teaching kids how to cook and getting them comfy in the kitchen (especially with fruit and vegetable preparation) can set them up for a lifetime of healthy eating habits. August is Kids Eat Right Month, so it’s only fitting that on today's show, I tackle the topic of Kids in the Kitchen. Join the fun today as we cook our way through recipes for Chicken & Fresh Corn Salad and Roasted Cauliflower Steaks with Pistachio Pesto, and hear from my sister-in-law and niece about the innovative way kids in England are now learning how to cook! On today’s show, I take you behind the scenes to two kid/adult cooking classes I taught at Nantucket Culinary this summer and the recipes we prepared. My special guests on the show are my British my sister-in-law, Karen (aka “Mrs. Broccoli”) and my niece, Daisy. We discuss efforts underway in England to teach kids how to cook through a cool, contemporary curriculum called, Food Tech What you’ll hear in this episode: The small cooking class I taught in June at Nantucket Culinary, where we made Roasted Radishes, Homemade Coleslaw, Fish Tacos with Salmon, and Apple Berry Crisp. Why you shouldn’t shy away from teaching kids how to slice and dice fruits and veggies. The July class, which was bigger, where we made Chicken & Fresh Corn Salad, Make-Your-Own Smoothies, Chirp Chirp Deviled Eggs, and Roasted Cauliflower Steaks with Pistachio Pesto. 'Liz’s Chicken Salad' made with fresh corn kernels, fresh tarragon, Dijon mustard, mayo, and salt and pepper: “When you add some fresh peas it tastes just like summer.” Teaching kids about using a "Mother Spoon" to avoid double-dipping. How to prepare and make cauliflower steaks. Why a mini food processor works best for making pistachio pesto, which is made with EVOO, fresh basil, fresh tarragon, grated Parmesan cheese, pistachios, Dijon mustard, honey, garlic, and kosher salt and pepper. “Mrs. Broccoli” and her daughter, Daisy, talk about the food and nutrition scene in England where they live. Not as many food additives and artificial colors are used in the UK Children pack their lunches according to strict rules. Only fruit, sandwich, and water are allowed---no chips and no soft drinks Hear all about the Turkey Twizzler Time in England and their school lunch revolution What Daisy enjoys cooking most: crepes (called pancakes in England) and smoothies. Daisy’s Food Tech class, where she learns about kitchen skills, nutrition, and how to make different foods including bread rolls, omelettes, pasta sauce, and Victoria Sponge Cake. The goal of the Food Tech class is for the kids to practice and learn at school and then go home and make the foods for their families. Other components of the program include woodworking, textiles, and graphic design. Why Karen and I love Chef Yotam Ottolenghi, an Israeli-British chef, restaurant owner, and food writer. How Karen became “Mrs. Broccoli.” You're going to love this story! Daisy’s top takeaways from her class: kitchen safety, knife skills, and how to spot the difference between organic and free-range eggs. Resources: Kids in the Kitchen - For Kids Eat Right Month this August, I have joined up with fellow dietitians and healthy family food bloggers to share tips for getting kids into the kitchen. On today's show, I've got recipe ideas to jumpstart your kids-in-the-kitchen journey. Follow along on Twitter and Instagram by searching the hashtag: #kidsinthekitchen Cooking class at Nantucket Culinary  Roasted Cauliflower Steaks with Pistachio Pesto Chicken Salad www.parentsondemand.com

Cooking with kids can be messy, zany, and best of all, very rewarding. Teaching kids how to cook and getting them comfy in the kitchen (especially with fruit and vegetable preparation) can set them up for a lifetime of healthy eating habits. August is Kids Eat Right Month, so it’s only fitting that on today's show, I tackle the topic of Kids in the Kitchen. Join the fun today as we cook our way through recipes for Chicken & Fresh Corn Salad and Roasted Cauliflower Steaks with Pistachio Pesto, and hear from my sister-in-law and niece about the innovative way kids in England are now learning how to cook! On today’s show, I take you behind the scenes to two kid/adult cooking classes I taught at Nantucket Culinary this summer and the recipes we prepared. My special guests on the show are my British my sister-in-law, Karen (aka “Mrs. Broccoli”) and my niece, Daisy. We discuss efforts underway in England to teach kids how to cook through a cool, contemporary curriculum called, Food Tech What you’ll hear in this episode: The small cooking class I taught in June at Nantucket Culinary, where we made Roasted Radishes, Homemade Coleslaw, Fish Tacos with Salmon, and Apple Berry Crisp. Why you shouldn’t shy away from teaching kids how to slice and dice fruits and veggies. The July class, which was bigger, where we made Chicken & Fresh Corn Salad, Make-Your-Own Smoothies, Chirp Chirp Deviled Eggs, and Roasted Cauliflower Steaks with Pistachio Pesto. 'Liz’s Chicken Salad' made with fresh corn kernels, fresh tarragon, Dijon mustard, mayo, and salt and pepper: “When you add some fresh peas it tastes just like summer.” Teaching kids about using a "Mother Spoon" to avoid double-dipping. How to prepare and make cauliflower steaks. Why a mini food processor works best for making pistachio pesto, which is made with EVOO, fresh basil, fresh tarragon, grated Parmesan cheese, pistachios, Dijon mustard, honey, garlic, and kosher salt and pepper. “Mrs. Broccoli” and her daughter, Daisy, talk about the food and nutrition scene in England where they live. Not as many food additives and artificial colors are used in the UK Children pack their lunches according to strict rules. Only fruit, sandwich, and water are allowed---no chips and no soft drinks Hear all about the Turkey Twizzler Time in England and their school lunch revolution What Daisy enjoys cooking most: crepes (called pancakes in England) and smoothies. Daisy’s Food Tech class, where she learns about kitchen skills, nutrition, and how to make different foods including bread rolls, omelettes, pasta sauce, and Victoria Sponge Cake. The goal of the Food Tech class is for the kids to practice and learn at school and then go home and make the foods for their families. Other components of the program include woodworking, textiles, and graphic design. Why Karen and I love Chef Yotam Ottolenghi, an Israeli-British chef, restaurant owner, and food writer. How Karen became “Mrs. Broccoli.” You're going to love this story! Daisy’s top takeaways from her class: kitchen safety, knife skills, and how to spot the difference between organic and free-range eggs. Resources: Kids in the Kitchen - For Kids Eat Right Month this August, I have joined up with fellow dietitians and healthy family food bloggers to share tips for getting kids into the kitchen. On today's show, I've got recipe ideas to jumpstart your kids-in-the-kitchen journey. Follow along on Twitter and Instagram by searching the hashtag: #kidsinthekitchen Cooking class at Nantucket Culinary  Roasted Cauliflower Steaks with Pistachio Pesto Chicken Salad www.parentsondemand.com

My guest for The Happy Hour # 199 is Liz Curtis Higgs. Liz is an author, speaker, and has three abiding passions: encouraging her sisters in Christ, exploring the stories of women in the Bible, and writing novels set in Scotland of old. Liz has written 37 books and travels around the world speaking and encouraging women. Liz is mom to Matthew and Lillian (recent college grads!) and when she's not traveling she loves being home with her husband Bill and her twin tabby cats Boaz and Samson. Friends, I am so excited to share today's episode with you and I know you are going to love hearing from Liz about her story, how she came to write about the "Bad Girls" in the Bible, and her current fight with cancer. No matter what the circumstance, Liz brings hope and encouragement for us all. Liz starts off the show sharing how she came to know Jesus and how He saved her from a life she knew was leading her towards a dead end. She tells us how a couple who had newly come to know Jesus "loved her into the Kingdom" by simply sharing what they had so recently learned. I love that so much because it affirms that we can't know it all, but that doesn't mean God can't use us in ways that impact others. We also talk about shame and how it can stop us from telling our stories or truly experiencing freedom. Liz tells us how she never intended to write "Bad Girls of the Bible" and how God led her down a path that opened more doors than she ever could have imagined. In the last half of the episode, Liz talks about her current fight with cancer - her "annoyance" she calls it. She candidly talks about what it's like to face less than promising news and how even amidst this suffering she sees God's faithfulness each day. She says "no matter what tomorrow brings, God will not be shaken." {You can listen to the show HERE. And of course, I would love if you would share with your friends. Just use the FB & Twitter links at the end of this post!} Links from the Show Liz' website // Monthly Bible Study Posts Bad Girls of the Bible Really Bad Girls of the Bible Slightly Bad Girls of the Bible Liz' podcast: Word by Word More of Liz' books! What Liz is reading: Glorious Ruin: How Suffering Sets You Free by Tullian Tchividjian, More Beautiful Than Before: How Suffering Transforms Us by Steve Leder If You Only Knew by Jamie Ivey Connect with Liz Facebook // Twitter // Pinterest // Vimeo Connect with Jamie Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // YouTube Sponsors Patioshield by Thermacell use code happyhour and save 20%! Beyond Burger - click "where to find" Sage Harvest Jerky - Free 1/4 pound of jerky with orders over $55 with code: happyhour2018

It's always a fun time when we get an episode named after one of our main cast on our Nip/Tuck recap series so let's take a closer look at Liz Cruz with the 9th episode of the 4th season! Isn't it ironic that Alanis Morissette is in this episode? Wasn't that intro pretty terrible? Is Liz and Marlow being contradictory to their beliefs a bit too much? How amazing is James this episode or is the story just too hard to follow? How great is the Burt and Michelle stuff? And what do both Ben & Nick discover about themselves when it comes to a sex scene between Christian and a very attractive prostitute? Time to find out and more in your weekly snip snip!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In episode #4, business coach + mentor Liz Lockwood shares her best tips for sensitive entrepreneurs who want to make an impact + income online without burning out or changing who they are.Join us and hear:* Liz' story about how she went from struggling to make her business work and feeling overwhelmed in the online space to creating success in a way that feels good to her.* How allowing yourself to receive support can skyrocket your business, and why your husband isn't your business coach.* Liz' favourite success strategies + self-care tips for sensitive purpose-driven entrepreneurs.

It's the most wonderful time... of the year.Merry Christmas and happy holidays to all of our listeners. Join us as we discuss (amongst other things): our favourite Christmas films (not really mathematical); the differences between a mathematicians office Christmas party and an actual Christmas party (slightly mathematical);the number of presents your true is giving and how many legs they'll have (quite mathematical).So fill your boots with Turkey and in your after dinner stupor enjoy our CHRISTMATHS! We're better than the Queen's speech. GUEST INTRO AND OUTRO: Ma Woolley.As festive as Ben can get!Further reading links:It's a Wonderful Life (Ben's favourite Christmas movie), Muppet's Christmas Carol (Liz' favourite Christmas movie) and Batman Returns (Thomas' favourite Christmas movie);Sheffield University's Maths Society's formulas for a perfect Christmas tree;A nice discussion on the Travelling Santa Problem.Subscribe via iTunes.Follow us on twitter @PodcastMathsAt, as well as @ThomasEWoolley and @benmparker.

"And so what happens is musicians grow up not freely expressing themselves. But out of fear, we play out of fear of messing up. And sadly, most musicians never leave that room…that fear." On this episode of Behind The Scene: Guest: Victor Wooten Official Site: www.victorwooten.com The song for this episode is called 'Liz & Opie' and can be found on Victor's album 'Trypnotyx'. Listen above and as always, subscribe direct on iTunes and Google This episode brought to you by Breckenridge Brewery

On Episode 42 I have my good friend Liz Hernandez, whom you may know from Big Boy's Neighborhood and Access Hollywood. While in college she started interning at a radio station. Liz was told she would never make it in radio which motivated her and not long after she landed a job with Power 106 co-hosting on Big Boy's Neighborhood. From MY FM and E!, listen in on Liz' journey to her career in radio broadcasting and television now working with Access Hollywood. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Liz' impulsive decisions come back to bite her on the ass...and not in a good way.

Liz' last day in California proves to be both fruitful........and weird.

The sexual opportunity of a lifetime nearly lands in Liz' lap, but she is in a committed relationship...

Dirige y presenta Nuria Mejias "LA HIJA DE REA" con La Voz De Las Tinieblas INVITADO Daniel Chumillas con "LA MEDITACIÓN", "DEMETRIO Y LA NIÑA" con Jose Vicente G. Castellanos Gar " EL MAGO con Silvia EL SANTO GRIAL con Antonio Hernández González AYÚDANOS A CONSTRUIR UN NUEVO PROGRAMA DE "CANAL DEL MISTERIO" ESCRÍBENOS UN EMAIL Y CUÉNTANOS TUS PREFERENCIAS, EXPERIENCIAS ETC. A TURINCONDELMISTERIO@GMAIL.COM TURINCONDELMISTERIO@GMAIL.COM @CANALMISTERIOS PERFIL FACEBOOK Canal Del Misterio Nuestro grupo en Facebook CANAL DEL MISTERIO www.canaldelmisterio.com Nuestra comunidad en Google + Canal del misterio

With a longer title than the war itself, we are finally here with the first of nine parts on the 30 Years War!!! I am very excited, so join me as we look at the rebuilding of France, the failures of Liz' fightback policies, the war within Ireland and much more! Thanksssss! Remember history friends, you can help this podcast and ensure that this is where history thrives! Support us by going to www.patreon.com/WhenDiplomacyFails Follow me on Twitter @wdfpodcast And visit our official website www.wdfpodcast.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

[CDATA[ Happy Valley Speak Easy Episode 3. Comedy, Pop Culture and News Commentary. We talk about Hyrum hates Ah-Ha, watched 'The Hobbit', Kimball looks like a pedophile groomer with his baby, Hyrum think Billy Ray Cyrus is hot, our parents are huge Tolkien nerds, we have our review (complete with spoilers), Hyrum claims he follows Grandma's swearing rules, 'Jessica Simpson to expand roll at Weight Watchers', teen binges on sweets and sings while sleeping (and sleep walking), Norman Schwarzkopf passed away, Asperger's is the new ADD, We discuss the mom of the Sandy Hook shooter, Spencer was cool once, Wayans brothers outlawed from our show, 'Bette Midler Tops Tom Cruise', Hyrum's community college class 'Sex Roles', Discussion of Michael Moore, Fiscal Cliff and Hyrum's really bad joke, Porn in Christmas gifts, Top 25 child names of 2012 (including Gender neutral kid names), Top 2012 deaths, being lonely increases chances of death, Sponge Bob Dubstep, gay chicken, really bad TV from 2012 - 'Liz and Dick' - 'Guys With Kids' - NBC Olympic Coverage - 'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo', 'Kill Dozer' and 'Death Race 2000', Chick Hearn tribute, Momma June looks like the Goblin King from The Hobbit, Hyrum visits the discount movie theater watching 'Need For Speed Tokyo Drift', Copper Cab on Youtube, the story behind the cover of '1984' by Van Halen, discussion of the group that rivaled the Beatles in record sales (Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass - the Whipped Cream album cover story), The Rolling Stones Stick Fingers album cover, 80's and 90's television shows, Spencer hates the Larry Miller Mega Plex, Spencer and his circle jerk, what brush should Spencer get for his hair?, Hyrum bags on Kimball's and Spencer's friends growing up, Kimball went to his High School Marching Band Reunion, a deep discussion of Marching Band programs, more celebrity deaths (including Ernie Ernie - Ernest McLean), Jennifer Garner is freaky looking, more Dad movie work stories, Star Trek II (reboot) not using a colon, most requested Christmas gift by kids is a Father, Start Trek The Next Generation, Polygamist stories, Mac VS PC]]

Happy Valley Speak Easy Episode 3. Comedy, Pop Culture and News Commentary. We talk about Hyrum hates Ah-Ha, watched 'The Hobbit', Kimball looks like a pedophile groomer with his baby, Hyrum think Billy Ray Cyrus is hot, our parents are huge Tolkien nerds, we have our review (complete with spoilers), Hyrum claims he follows Grandma's swearing rules, 'Jessica Simpson to expand roll at Weight Watchers', teen binges on sweets and sings while sleeping (and sleep walking), Norman Schwarzkopf passed away, Asperger's is the new ADD, We discuss the mom of the Sandy Hook shooter, Spencer was cool once, Wayans brothers outlawed from our show, 'Bette Midler Tops Tom Cruise', Hyrum's community college class 'Sex Roles', Discussion of Michael Moore, Fiscal Cliff and Hyrum's really bad joke, Porn in Christmas gifts, Top 25 child names of 2012 (including Gender neutral kid names), Top 2012 deaths, being lonely increases chances of death, Sponge Bob Dubstep, gay chicken, really bad TV from 2012 - 'Liz and Dick' - 'Guys With Kids' - NBC Olympic Coverage - 'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo', 'Kill Dozer' and 'Death Race 2000', Chick Hearn tribute, Momma June looks like the Goblin King from The Hobbit, Hyrum visits the discount movie theater watching 'Need For Speed Tokyo Drift', Copper Cab on Youtube, the story behind the cover of '1984' by Van Halen, discussion of the group that rivaled the Beatles in record sales (Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass - the Whipped Cream album cover story), The Rolling Stones Stick Fingers album cover, 80's and 90's television shows, Spencer hates the Larry Miller Mega Plex, Spencer and his circle jerk, what brush should Spencer get for his hair?, Hyrum bags on Kimball's and Spencer's friends growing up, Kimball went to his High School Marching Band Reunion, a deep discussion of Marching Band programs, more celebrity deaths (including Ernie Ernie - Ernest McLean), Jennifer Garner is freaky looking, more Dad movie work stories, Star Trek II (reboot) not using a colon, most requested Christmas gift by kids is a Father, Start Trek The Next Generation, Polygamist stories, Mac VS PC

Let's see if we have this right? Michelle's family gave her the nickname 'witch' because of how moody she became when under stress at school, right? Wow, that's a mean nickname, at least from a North American point of view. This lesson is a bit different in that we don't look at pronunciation directly, but we do look at the little extra words that people add to their speech, like, you know, umm, well, like, whatever, you know? Dialog Portuguese Michelle: Cê sabe que os americanos acham estranho certos apelidos que a gente coloca nas pessoas. Valdo: Diga aí ... vem cá, eles não usam apelidos? Michelle: Então, veja só ... quando eu digo que meu apelido no Brasil é 'bruxa' ninguém acredita. Eles acham estranho, um pouco cruel, sabe? Valdo: Peraí ... eles não usam apelidos como 'gordo', 'magrela', 'baixinho', 'alemão'? Pô, isso é uma forma de demonstrar, tipo, amizade no Brasil, né? Michelle: Viu, não é que eles não usam apelidos aqui, mas é diferente, entende? Geralmente é só um diminutivo do nome, como 'Liz' para Elizabeth, 'Bob' para Robert, tá vendo? Valdo: Ah, tá ... não é um nome engraçado como os que a gente usa e que vem de uma característica física que a pessoa tenha, por exemplo. Ah, sei ... Bom, então a gente se fala mais tarde, falô? Spanish Michelle: Sabe que los americanos consideran raros los apodos que les damos nosotros a outros. Valdo: Dime, ven acá, ¿no utilizan ellos apodos? Michelle: Entonces, mira, cuando les digo que mi apodo en Brasil es 'bruja' nadie lo cree. Ellos piensan que es muy raro y un poco cruel, ¿sabe? Valdo: Espera, ¿no usan ellos apodos como 'gordo', 'flaquito', 'bajito', 'alemán'? Pues, eso es una forma de mostrarles, a ver, amistad en Brasil, ¿no? Michelle: 'Bob' para Robert, tá vendo? Ves, no es que no utilizan apodos aquí, pero es diferente, ¿sabe? Generalmente es una forma diminutivo del nombre, como 'Liz para Elizabeth, 'Bob' para Robert, ¿lo ves? Valdo: Está bien, no serúa un nombre chistoso como los que nosotros usamos, estos que vienen de las características físicas que la persona tenga por ejemplo. Bien, entonces podemos hablar más de eso más tarde, ¿está bien? English Michelle: You know that Americans think it is strange the way we give nicknames to other people. Valdo: Come on, tell me, you mean they don't use nicknames? Michelle: So, look, when I tell them that my nickname in Brazil is 'witch' nobody believes it. They think it is strange and a little cruel, you know? Valdo: Hold on ... you mean they don't say things like 'fat', 'skinny', 'short', 'German'? Wow, this is the way that we show, you know, friendship in Brazil, right? Michelle: You know, it's not that they don't use nicknames, but it's different, you know? Generally they just use diminutive forms of a name like 'Liz for Elizabeth, 'Bob' for Robert, you see? Valdo: OK then, so it's not a funny name like the ones that we use that come from some physical characteristic that the person hás for example. I've got it, OK, we'll talk more later, OK?

asset title: Lesson 23: Cool Little Words, Nicknames filename: tafalado_23.mp3 track number: 24/46 time: 9:11 size: 6.46 MB bitrate: 96 kbps Let's see if we have this right? Michelle's family gave her the nickname 'witch' because of how moody she became when under stress at school, right? Wow, that's a mean nickname, at least from a North American point of view. This lesson is a bit different in that we don't look at pronunciation directly, but we do look at the little extra words that people add to their speech, like, you know, umm, well, like, whatever, you know?DialogPortugueseMichelle: Cê sabe que os americanos acham estranho certos apelidos que a gente coloca nas pessoas.Valdo: Diga aí ... vem cá, eles não usam apelidos?Michelle: Então, veja só ... quando eu digo que meu apelido no Brasil é 'bruxa' ninguém acredita. Eles acham estranho, um pouco cruel, sabe?Valdo: Peraí ... eles não usam apelidos como 'gordo', 'magrela', 'baixinho', 'alemão'? Pô, isso é uma forma de demonstrar, tipo, amizade no Brasil, né?Michelle: Viu, não é que eles não usam apelidos aqui, mas é diferente, entende? Geralmente é só um diminutivo do nome, como 'Liz' para Elizabeth, 'Bob' para Robert, tá vendo?Valdo: Ah, tá ... não é um nome engraçado como os que a gente usa e que vem de uma característica física que a pessoa tenha, por exemplo. Ah, sei ... Bom, então a gente se fala mais tarde, falô?SpanishMichelle: Sabe que los americanos consideran raros los apodos que les damos nosotros a outros.Valdo: Dime, ven acá, ¿no utilizan ellos apodos?Michelle: Entonces, mira, cuando les digo que mi apodo en Brasil es 'bruja' nadie lo cree. Ellos piensan que es muy raro y un poco cruel, ¿sabe?Valdo: Espera, ¿no usan ellos apodos como 'gordo', 'flaquito', 'bajito', 'alemán'? Pues, eso es una forma de mostrarles, a ver, amistad en Brasil, ¿no?Michelle: 'Bob' para Robert, tá vendo?Ves, no es que no utilizan apodos aquí, pero es diferente, ¿sabe? Generalmente es una forma diminutivo del nombre, como 'Liz para Elizabeth, 'Bob' para Robert, ¿lo ves?Valdo: Está bien, no serúa un nombre chistoso como los que nosotros usamos, estos que vienen de las características físicas que la persona tenga por ejemplo. Bien, entonces podemos hablar más de eso más tarde, ¿está bien?EnglishMichelle: You know that Americans think it is strange the way we give nicknames to other people.Valdo: Come on, tell me, you mean they don't use nicknames?Michelle: So, look, when I tell them that my nickname in Brazil is 'witch' nobody believes it. They think it is strange and a little cruel, you know?Valdo: Hold on ... you mean they don't say things like 'fat', 'skinny', 'short', 'German'? Wow, this is the way that we show, you know, friendship in Brazil, right?Michelle: You know, it's not that they don't use nicknames, but it's different, you know? Generally they just use diminutive forms of a name like 'Liz for Elizabeth, 'Bob' for Robert, you see?Valdo: OK then, so it's not a funny name like the ones that we use that come from some physical characteristic that the person hás for example. I've got it, OK, we'll talk more later, OK?