Podcasts about lost art

What happens when two people really meet? Guy Sengstock of The Circling Institute joins Laura Coe on The Art of Authenticity for a conversation about listening, honesty and the lost art of relating.The internet has quietly uncoupled information from relationship, and many of us now spend less time truly relating than any generation before. Together they explore why we are so hard on each other, how judgement gets in the way of listening, why our deepest wounds come through relationships, and how revealing ourselves can show us feelings we didn't know we had, before turning to Circling, a practice for creating the safety to be honest and present with one another, and to the sense that another person, like the truth, is an endless mystery: you could talk for a thousand years and never find where they end.Guy Sengstock and The Circling Institute — courses, trainings and coaching: https://circlinginstitute.comWeekly drop-in Circling, online and in person: https://circlinginstitute.com/drop-in-circling/For more on Laura's books, courses and retreats: https://lauracoe.comFor the Akashic Records certification program: https://littlesoul.school

Everyone is talking about building a village right now. It's on social media, in parenting forums, in wellness content, in the conversations we have when we're exhausted and lonely and wondering why support feels so hard to find.But how many of us have actually experienced a REAL village? Today's guest, Tom Karrel, has spent a lot of time thinking about it.Tom is the author of The Lost Art of Random Conversations, and he has more than 10,000 hours of group facilitation experience across 45 countries. He also spent years living and working in Uganda, including in rural village communities where the pace, expectations, and social fabric look very different from the way many of us live in the U.S.In this episode, Tom and I talk about what it felt like to enter a 350-person Ugandan village as an outsider, how learning to greet people in the local language became a bridge, and why “going first” is often the only way into connection.We also talk about time, uncertainty, social trust, Ring doorbells, random conversations, Seattle sidewalks, Mexican fishermen, and what it means to put your phone away long enough to notice the person standing in front of you.In this episode you'll hear about:How being visibly different forced Tom to practice vulnerability, humility, and going first over and over againWhat living in a 350-person village taught Tom about presence, schedules, and the way we prioritize tasks vs. peopleWhy the interruptions we avoid might be the exact moments that make life feel more connectedWhat the “Seattle Freeze” has to do with social trust, small risks, and choosing to smile at strangers anywayWhy fumbling through a new language in a Ugandan village is not that different from trying to make friends at a gymResources & LinksCheck out Tom's book, The Lost Art of Random Conversations and learn more about him on his website.Like what you hear? Visit my website, leave me a voicemail, and follow me on Instagram and TikTok!Want to take this conversation a step further? Send this episode to a friend. Tell them you found it interesting and use what we just talked about as a conversation starter the next time you and your friend hang out!WANT MORE? My book, Are We Friends Yet? is here. Order your copy today!Dive into The Connection Reset. A 10-day private podcast to help you see the abundance of connection that already exists in your day-to-day (Yes. Really. I promise you have more than you realize). Start today. 

Do you have a place where everybody knows your coffee order? Your cat's name? How you like your eggs? Then congrats! You're a regular! This hour, we explore the value of becoming a regular (and how to do so) in our ever disconnected society. Plus, we hear about the regulars of Claire's Corner Copia in New Haven. GUESTS: Gillian Sandstrom: Associate Professor in the Psychology of Kindness at the University of Sussex. Mark Alan Burger: Social Media Editor at Esquire, and the author of “The Lost Art of Being a Regular”. Claire Criscuolo: Owner of Claire’s Corner Copia in New Haven. Music featured (in order): Feelin’ Good Again – Robert Earl Kleen Where Everybody Knows Your Name (Cheers Theme) – Gary Portnoy Here Comes a Regular – The Replacements Violetta’s – Dave’s True Story Bobo’s – Liza Minnelli Eggs And Sausage (In A Cadillac With Susan Michelson) – Tom Waits Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ep 238. ⚡️HOWDY! - within 2 days of the show being released...Guest, Melissa Minnich, and I will personally jump into the comment section here on YouTube to answer your questions/comments. Just scroll down below the video, leave your remark, and watch for replies. Have you ever been told you have to "go somewhere" to become spiritually whole? What if the truth is you're already there, and you just have to remember?In this episode, I get down and dirty with a woman who has lived it all! Melissa Minnich is the founder of the Sacred Soul Alchemy Mystery School, a channel and Oracle who bridges quantum physics, neuroscience, and ancient shamanic wisdom. Before any of that, Melissa survived a childhood shaped by violence and sexual trauma, addiction, drug trafficking, homelessness, losing everything three times, near-death experiences, including suicide attempts. This is a conversation about what's possible on the other side.We go deep into why Melissa doesn't use the word "ascension" (and what she calls it instead), how to access altered states without plant medicine, the womb chakra as a literal portal to source, and the Rose Lineage of the divine feminine. Melissa also opens up, for the first time on any podcast, about her own journey through sexuality: sacred and unfiltered. We talk about quantum entanglement, why the people you're intimate with leave a lasting energetic (and even physical) imprint, and why owning your sexuality is part of owning your power.Melissa also shares her direct contact experiences with the Galactic Federation, her prediction that 2025–2027 are pivotal "metamorphosis years" for humanity, and what she believes is coming next in planetary disclosure.For this episode's New Earth Practice, Melissa guides us through a "Womb Chakra Activation" | a moving, embodied journey into the energetic center she calls the birthing ground of manifestation.Melissa's new book, The Way of the Initiate *thewayoftheinitiate.com), co-written w/16 other teachers including Jack Canfield, launches September 23, 2026. Her free gift to New Earth Eden listeners, the Lost Art of Initiation series, is linked below.Time Stamps:00:00 — Eden Introduces Guest Melissa & Her Wild, Wondrous Journey04:36 — Melissa's Life Adventures Unleashed06:20 — Redefining Ascension: Remembering Who We Are08:48 — Can We Heal Without Plant Medicine? Yes, Here's How10:33 — Becoming a Clear Channel12:04 — Womb Chakra 101: Cosmic Portal Within13:33 — Rose Lineage & The Divine Feminine16:05 — Masculine to Divine Feminine: Melissa's Radical Transformation19:34 — Receiving Love & Gifts22:23 — The Never-Ending Shadow Dance23:14 — Sacred Sexuality & The End of Shame26:32 — Quantum Entanglement: Sex, DNA & Why It Really Matters Who You're With29:32 — UFOs, Childhood Encounters & Galactic ‘Aha' Moments35:58 — How NDE's, Star Families & Multidimensional Memories Collide40:40 — Galactic Federation Encounters44:15 — Disclosure Years: Are Aliens About to Call Our Cosmic Cellphones?47:25 — Living in Layered Realities: 3D, New Earth & The Quantum Cake49:49 — How to Embody New Earth Every Day50:26 — New Earth Practice: Womb Chakra Activation. Sensual energy meditation for every gender.01:06:20 — Decompressions: Reflections, Feels & Surprising Gifts01:07:10 — Free Gift Alert: How to Dive Into “The Lost Art of Initiation”01:08:31 — The Initiate's Path: Melissa's New Book & the Collective AwakeningGift from Melissa

The end of yet another month - time flies eh ?? Anyhoo, your time will be very well spent if you check out this week's edition of "The Lost Art" as we have some absolute BANGERS lined up for ya. Whack that play button and be suitably entertained - Peace, Steve and Lou xx   This week.   ACT – Abandoned World Asia – Arcadia Downes Braide Association – Lake Of Memories Meal Morse And The Resonance – Walk On Water Refugee – Papillion (Live) Lesoir – Hidden Fire Legacy Pilots – Afterglow Pure Reason Revolution – Hold Your Wrath Big Big Train – The Artist Jadis – Just Let It Happen Flying Colors – Crawl Guilt Machine – Twisted Coil Headspace – Secular Soul Skylake – Wide Open Peter Gabriel – Face The Wall The Flower Kings – Gods Of Rome Pt.2 Ring Van Mobius – The Seven Movements of The 3rd Majesty

Wall Street Journal columnist and author, Meghan Cox Gurdon, joins Brigitte Cutshall on Real Things Living to talk about her new memoir, "Free Range Girl." The true story of the year she spent as a 12-year-old living off-grid on a homestead her father built with his own hands in rural Maine. They talk overparenting vs. freedom, the "anti-fragile" child, why reading aloud is one of the most powerful things a parent can do, and what got lost when childhood moved indoors. Her previous bestseller, "The Enchanted Hour," is also referenced. "Free Range Girl" releases October 20th — pre-order now wherever books are sold. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GTTQTD77Connect with Meghan Cox Gurdon:Website: https://www.meghancoxgurdon.com

Acclaimed musicologist, composer, and author Dr. Michael Hicks served on the BYU faculty for 35 years, retiring as Professor Emeritus of Music. In our conversation, we delve into the rich and often surprising history of Latter-day Saint hymnody, looking at everything from the earliest frontier gatherings to the forthcoming global hymnbook.Michael shares how early Saints truly experienced music in their worship, shedding light on the untold stories behind iconic hymns, the shifts across different church hymnals, and the musical tastes of church leaders. We also dive into the oral practice of “lining out” hymns, the stark divide between Emma Smith's personal, grace-centered hymn selections and the Apostles' second-coming anthems, and the peculiar tale of how President Spencer W. Kimball's personal record collection made its way across the Atlantic.Some highlights from this episode include:The Lost Art of “Lining Out”: How early Latter-day Saints sang without hymnals or printed musical notation, relying on an oral, line-by-line call-and-response tradition that mirrors modern campfires and concerts.Emma Smith vs. The British Apostles: The dramatic divergence in early LDS hymnody—how Emma Smith favored deeply personal hymns centered on grace, individual redemption, and grief (including "Amazing Grace"), while the Apostles in Manchester compiled bold, millenarian songs of triumph and Zion.Joseph Smith's Real Musical Favorites: Debunking the popular myth that "A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief" was Joseph Smith's personal favorite song, and revealing why four out of his five most requested tunes were melancholy soldier ballads about the grief and regret of war.Gospel Hymnody & "Pub Songs": How 19th-century revivalist music, jaunty 3:1 rhythms, and slow harmonic changes reshaped Latter-day Saint worship—and why British and Welsh members initially dismissed these upbeat tunes as mere "pub songs."The "Alleged" New Hymnbook: Michael's insider perspective on the monumental process of revising the Church's hymnbook, the tension between British Anglican choral aspirations and eclectic multilingual expansion, and what really happens behind closed doors when committee selections are presented to the Quorum of the Twelve.President Kimball's Secret Record Collection: The funny and heartwarming story of how Michael acquired Spencer W. Kimball's personal vinyl and 78 RPM record collection—complete with the prophet's red-inked initials over his son's name—and ended up handwriting a certificate of authenticity on a fast-food receipt for two shocked British shoppers at Deseret Industries.Resources Mentioned:• Website: Visit Michael Hicks' official site for his full catalogue of music, articles, and scholarly work:https://michaelhicks.org• Book (Print/eBook): "Spencer Kimball's Record Collection: Essays on Mormon Music" by Michael Hicks (Signature Books):https://www.signaturebooks.com/books/p/spencer-kimballs-record-collection• Audiobook: "Spencer Kimball's Record Collection" (Audible Edition, narrated by Michael Hicks):https://www.audible.com/pd/Spencer-Kimballs-Record-Collection-Audiobook/B08N6WX14P• Scholarly Article: "What Hymns Early Mormons Sang and How They Sang Them" by Michael Hicks (BYU Studies):https://byustudies.byu.edu/article/what-hymns-early-mormons-sang-and-how-they-sang-themFollow For All The Saints on social media for updates and inspiring content:www.instagram.com/forallthesaintspodhttps://www.facebook.com/forallthesaintspod/For All The Saints episodes are released every Monday on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVDUQg_qZIU&list=UULFFf7vzrJ2LNWmp1Kl-c6K9Qhttps://open.spotify.com/show/3j64txm9qbGVVZOM48P4HS?si=bb31d048e05141f2https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/for-all-the-saints/id1703815271If you have feedback or any suggestions for topics or guests, connect with Ben & Sean via hello@forallthesaints.org or DM on InstagramConversations to Refresh Your Faith.

Have you ever gotten so busy building a good life that you realized you weren't actually enjoying it?This episode is a little different. I want to tell you about a season when I was creating, showing up, and doing work I loved—but the people around me could see that I wasn't healthy before I could.I'm going to talk about why fun isn't always the same thing as rest, what a quiet week in South Carolina taught me, and how I'm learning to slow down enough to actually enjoy the life I'm building.Join my newsletter: https://tinyurl.com/5d4wfrkfJoin The Zac Brown Show Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TheZacBrownShowGet Zac Brown Brown Show merch: https://tinyurl.com/j87kree5Follow us on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/zacbrowncreativehttps://www.instagram.com/corey.jess.productions/Listen to the full version of our outro music here: https://tinyurl.com/fet4mba7

The Lost Art of Paying Attention: How to Slow Down and Stay Present explores what happens when our attention is constantly divided between screens, tasks, thoughts, conversations, and whatever is asking for us next. We may feel productive when we're juggling several things at once, but are we actually experiencing any of them fully? In this episode, we look at the hidden cost of task switching, why active listening requires us to stay in someone else's story, and how we can become more intentional about where our attention goes. This isn't about eliminating distractions or adding another self-improvement project to your list. It's about noticing when your attention starts to wander and remembering that you have a choice: you can follow the next thing, or you can practice the stay. Here is what we unpack together: Why doing several things at once can feel productive even when our attention is fragmented The difference between multitasking and rapidly switching between tasks What research reveals about the mental cost of repeatedly shifting our attention Why we sometimes interrupt ourselves even when nothing external is demanding our attention How divided attention can affect comprehension, memory, and meaningful connection Why active listening means following someone else's story instead of preparing our own How reducing the competition for our attention can be more effective than simply trying harder to focus Simple ways to practice doing one thing at a time without giving up technology Why boredom and unfilled moments may offer something valuable instead of something to escape How “practicing the stay” can help us become more present with our work, our experiences, and the people around us CHALLENGE: Choose one moment this week to practice the stay. Close the extra tabs, put down the second device, let someone finish their story, or simply sit with your hands in your lap and allow one thing to be enough. Give something your full attention and notice what you experience that you might otherwise have missed. I Know YOU Can Do It!

In this episode, Candida Fink MD and Jo-Ann Berry take a friendly but critical look at Jonathan Haidt's bestseller, The Anxious Generation. The hosts break down Haidt's four key recommendations for raising healthier kids and challenge some common buzzwords (like “brain rewiring”) with up-to-date research. They mix in plenty of real-world wisdom from the front lines of education and psychiatry, tackling what families and schools are actually up against when it comes to technology, screen time, and the mental health of young people.Episode Chapters & Timestamps00:00 Intro: Coffee Chaos & Catching UpThe episode starts with Jo-Ann Berry and Candida Fink MD swapping coffee disaster stories and welcoming listeners to another conversation at the intersection of school and mental health.01:47 The Anxious Generation: Haidt's Four RulesJo-Ann Berry introduces Jonathan Haidt's four major recommendations: no smartphones before high school, no social media before 16, phone-free schools, and more unsupervised play.03:50 Facing Reality: The Pressure on FamiliesCandida Fink MD highlights the real-life struggle for families to follow these guidelines given the strong pull of community standards and FOMO.07:47 ⭐ HIGHLIGHT: The (Lack of) Science on “Rewiring” Kids' BrainsCandida Fink MD explains there's little evidence smartphones are literally rewiring young brains, pushing for honest, non-scary science communication.11:30 How Tech Hooks Us: Dopamine, Design, and Predatory AppsThe conversation turns to how tech and gaming companies use brain science to keep everyone—especially kids and teens—coming back for more.15:44 Gender Differences & Power for Marginalized GroupsThe hosts discuss how boys and girls are socialized into different tech habits, while also acknowledging that online spaces can be crucial support networks for LGBTQ+ kids and other marginalized youth.21:27 Redefining Success: There's More to Life Than a PaycheckJo-Ann Berry and Candida Fink MD critique the tendency to judge success by career and financial outcomes alone—reminding us that connection, emotional health, and care work matter too.30:43 Free Play & the Lost Art of Appropriate RiskWhy “boredom” and unstructured time (even with a little risk) are keys to kid's growth—and how families used to (and still can) nurture these crucial experiences.34:17 One Good Thing & Closing Shout OutsJo-Ann Berry celebrates feeling better, and Candida Fink MD throws some love to the recent Bad Bunny halftime show for its infectious energy.Key TakeawaysThe Four Pillars: Basic agreement on no smartphones pre-high school, no social media before 16, phone-free schools, and encouraging more free play and independence.Science vs. Hype: No strong evidence (yet) that smartphones and social media are literally “rewiring” brains—so let's be careful with scary language.Compassion & Community First: The most successful changes will come from “ground up” agreements among parents, not just top-down rules.Know Your Tech: Social media and gaming platforms are designed to hold attention; understanding this is the first step toward making smarter choices.Benefits for Marginalized Youth: Online spaces aren't all bad—there's real power and connection for many kids who don't see themselves represented elsewhere.Redefining Success: Remember, there are lots of ways to measure a “successful” life—mental health, relationships, and community are just as important as financial gain.Practical Tips for FamiliesBuild Community Agreements: Connect with other families to set mutual expectations around devices and apps—individual change is hard in a vacuum.Teach Critical Consumption: Regularly talk with your kids about how, and why, tech platforms try to keep them engaged.Encourage Analog Fun: Make space for (and celebrate!) boredom, spontaneous play, and outdoor adventures—sometimes the best learning happens away from screens.Watch for Signs: Keep an eye out for when gaming or online time stops being fun and starts interfering with sleep, relationships, or schoolwork.Resources MentionedBook: The Anxious Generation by Jonathan HaidtBook: Of Boys and Men by Richard ReevesArticle: Is Technology Really Ruining Teens' Lives? by Molly Fischer (The New Yorker)Support: NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) for families navigating youth mental healthFurther Reading: AAP Technical Report on Digital Ecosystems, Children, and AdolescentsShow Notes: [References to selected scientific studies] to be listed in the episode's web notesLooking for more practical suggestions, resources, or future topics? Find us at mentalhealthgoestoschool.com, and don't forget to subscribe and leave us a quick review!If you enjoy our content, please like and follow - and review if you can!

What if some of the clues to what's happening in your body could actually be felt through a physician's hands? No lab report. No scan. No machine. Today, we're going into the fascinating world of traditional osteopathy with Dr. Christopher Brown—and this one is personal for me because I've been receiving this type of hands-on care for nearly a year. Traditional osteopathy traces its roots to physician Andrew Taylor Still in the 1800s and approaches the body in a remarkably detailed way. Through years of training and palpation, practitioners learn to evaluate anatomy, movement, restriction and other physical findings with their hands. Dr. Brown takes us into what that actually means. We talk about why an injury from years—or even decades—ago may still matter, what an osteopath is assessing when they place their hands on your body, and the relationships among the skull, spine, sacrum, fascia, nervous system and body fluids. We also explore cranial osteopathy, why stillness and sensory perception are so central to this work, and the profound philosophy underneath traditional osteopathy: looking for health rather than simply chasing symptoms. Dr. Brown also explains the important difference between having "DO" after a physician's name and finding a physician who actually practices traditional hands-on osteopathy. If you've ever wondered whether there is more information within the body than a blood test or scan can capture, this conversation will give you an entirely different lens through which to look at health. ✴️ Connect with Dr. Brown on YouTube, schedule an appt with him HERE, or find him at the New Biology Clinic    

Join us this week as Pastor Andrew brings a word on what true worship looks like. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

In this episode, we welcome Robby Gallaty back to the show. He is pastor, author, and keynote speaker. He is the Senior Pastor of Long Hollow Church and is the Founder of Replicate Ministries, a network of coaches who help churches create and contextualize their own disciple-making culture. He is also the host of The Forgotten Jesus Podcast. In this interview, we discuss his path from being a drug-addicted drug dealer to pastor, when revival came to his church after God spoke to him on his porch, his new book “Wait / Hear: Recapturing the Lost Art of Hearing God's Voice”, how Christians are crowding out the voice of God in their lives because of their inability to be silent, how we can know if we're living through a revival or a reformation, and much more. Let's get into it… Episode notes and links HERE. Donate to support our mission of equipping men to push back darkness. Check out our SHOP. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Communication has never been easier than in our digital world. But some people are rediscovering a lost art, and our correspondent to culture Dr. Rosalie de Rosset will talk about it. The lost art is letter writing. Why is a handwritten letter so powerful? Have you saved a letter like that to read and reread? Rosie says letter writing is good for the soul. Find out why on Chris Fabry Live. September thank you gift:Resolve Conflict and Find Peace and Hope with Adult Children by Kathy Koch Chris Fabry Live is listener-supported. To support the program, click here.Become a Back Fence Partner: https://moodyradio.org/donateto/chrisfabrylive/partnersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In Matthew 26, just hours before the cross, Jesus brings three of His closest friends with Him to pray, yet they can't stay awake with Him. Night 1 of Saturated was a call for us to wake up, get on our knees and seek the Lord. What if we spent less time telling God what to do and more time listening to what He's saying? When was the last time you slowed down long enough to hear the voice of the Holy Spirit? The world needs a Church that is awake in the garden. May we be people who seek His presence, listen for His voice and are obedient to what He asks of us today.

The Lost Art of Common Sense Live!We give our blue collar Common Sense thoughts on current events, bringing on interesting guests and talking about whatever random topics come to mind!We'll also throwing out our winners and losers of the week and Matt will be reviewing "The Uprising".Guest Project Links:Dr. Nelva Lee: Running for Georgia State Superintendent of Schoolshttps://www.drnelvalee.com/Sean Martin: Frontman for The Quarantinedhttps://thequarantined.com/musicDr. Chase Spearshttps://chasespears.com/Digital Democracy Project:Get informed and your voice heardhttps://digitaldemocracyproject.orgTom Joseph - America's Main Street Party:https://x.com/americasmainstGuest Book Links:Pastor Jackson Lahmeyer Book: Chasing After the Wind. https://books.jacksonlahmeyer.com/products/chasing-after-the-windLinks to Barry D. Todd's Book: Stand Your Ground: One Man's Self-Defense Nightmare.https://standyourgroundbook.com/Video Links:The Founding Fathers Thought's on 2A Regulations: A Grok3 Extrapolationhttps://youtu.be/aflX6EjPSak?si=BJntRHHusTrQQKTGMerch Shop:https://www.etsy.com/shop/LostArtofCommonSense?ref=seller-platform-mcnavSponsor Links:www.yummytummybbq.com#CommonSense #democrat #republican #politics #moviereview #trump #news #winnersandlosers #happenings #funny #subversion

Another special edish this week fellow Progsters. In the final hour we have an interview with the main man behind Pure Reason Revolution for ya - Jon Courtney. Talking about the new album "Terrifying Angels", the upcoming UK tour and MORE. On top of that, the usual mix of old, new and raucous. You know it makes sense, join us - Steve and Lou xx   Playlist   The Tangent – Skipping The Distance Ozric Tentacles – Harmonic Mind Legacy Pilots – Better Days Big Big Train – Albion Press Sonus Umbra – Electronic Death Music Pt.1 (The Night I Died) Asymmetric Universe – Feather On A Glass Anekdoten – Monolith Porcupine Tree – Up The Downstair Soen – Primal Wheel – Submission Vola – Head Mounted Sideways Leprous – The Sky Is Red Riverside – Second Life Syndrome OSI – All Gone Now Jon Courtney interview Pure Reason Revolution – Black Mourning Big Big Train – Love Is The Light (Live – With Ross Jennings) The Fierce And The Dead – Thrash

Who has time to wait on God anymore? Even as believers, many of us are so busy with work, our families, and trying to serve in the church, it can be hard to slow down and actually hear from Him. Ed Stetzer talks with Pastor Robby Gallaty about his book, Wait/Hear: Recapturing the Lost Art of Hearing God's Voice and how to find that stillness that can break through burnout and prove that God still speaks to those who are still enough to listen on Ed Stetzer Live. Ed Stetzer Live is a listener supported program. To donate, click here. To learn more about Ed Stetzer, click here. To learn more about Ed Stetzer Live, click here.Donate to Moody Radio: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/edstetzerliveSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Civility is not politeness, compromise, or “finding common ground.” In a polarized country—where fights over immigration, gender, public meetings, and online pile-ons feel existential—Aaron Renn talks with Carmel, Indiana city councilor and civic leader Jeff Worrell about what it actually takes to disagree hard without destroying the relationship.Worrell, founder of Project Civility, argues that it's possible to "bring the heat," but not burn the house down. They cover internal posture (goodwill, humility, compassion), seeking the larger story in the other person, “do no harm,” civil departure when a relationship is toxic, why institutions so often avoid real dissent, and how leaders can give people permission to disagree without becoming enemies.Visit Project Civility: https://www.projectcivility.comCHAPTERS:(00:00 Introduction)(01:52 What civility looks like when the country is deeply divided)(04:01 “How can you talk civility when the stakes are existential?”)(07:02 Does incivility work—and how do you avoid being a beautiful loser?)(11:30 How to respond when you're personally attacked)(17:53 Disagreement gets a bad rap)(22:12 The principles: internal posture, the larger story, do no harm)(30:27 Advice for leaders—and staying positive about your community)CONNECT & FOLLOW AARON RENN:

OK, things are back to "normal" this week with a varied and mixed bag of stellar tuneage lined up for your ongoing listening pleasure. Three hours will simply fly by. Have a great week, Steve and Lou xx   Playlist   Sonic Tapestry – The Other Side Of Me Earthdust – Nullified Quatermass – Laughin' Tackle Polymoon – I End, You Begin Michael St-Pere – Mars, The Bringer Of War Ice-9ine – Emerald, Red And Blue (Album Version) Haken – Lotus Steven Wilson – Requiem For A Village Royal Snow – Covert Airbag – Machines And Men Arena – Opera Fanatica Atomic Rooster – Death Walks Behind You Pearl Handled Revolver – Belly Of Whale / Help Me Down From The Trees (Live) New order – Blue Monday (2025 Remaster) Legacy Pilots – So NICE To Be Here Green Carnation – Unconditional Artificial Chemistry Lonely Robot – The River (Single Edit) Pure Reason Revolution – Black Arrow Acrobats

What if caring for yourself wasn't another thing to accomplish…but an act of devotion?This week on the Vital Goddess Podcast, I'm joined by the magnificent Jenny Glick for a rich and delicious conversation about pleasure, nourishment, marriage, midlife—and the lost art of becoming deeply devoted to ourselves.Jenny has spent more than 25 years guiding women and couples toward richer, more resonant relationships and lives, drawing from her background in couples counseling, sex therapy, family systems, somatic healing, trauma therapies, and decades of spiritual and personal practice.And ohhh…the places we go.We explore the subtle ways so many women have been conditioned into urgency, performance, holding, and striving—and how underneath so much of that may be a longing to finally feel safe.Jenny offers a beautiful reframe: rather than making ourselves another project to fix or regulate, what if we became interested in nourishing ourselves?What if we learned to receive?What if our calendars became altars to what we are truly devoted to?We talk about pleasure as a natural blooming of safety, the initiation of menopause and midlife, becoming the authority of our own bodies, honoring each woman's unique “tone of truth,” and allowing our relationships themselves to become places of maturation and awakening.Jenny also shares intimately from her own midlife passage and how it invited her to slow down, listen differently, and reorganize her life around what truly matters.This conversation is an invitation to soften the clench.To come back into the body.To become deeply nourished.And perhaps to discover that self-devotion isn't something we have to add to our lives.It's a way of meeting the life we already have.In this conversation, we explore:

What does it take to survive 29 years on one NFL coaching staff? On this episode of Up Close, Too Far Away, Juan Singleton and James Saxon are joined by longtime Cincinnati Bengals running backs coach Jim Anderson for a conversation about nearly three decades of coaching, teaching and building trust with NFL players. Anderson explains why consistency, attention to detail and understanding different personalities mattered just as much as X's and O's throughout his career.Then the running back coaches really get into the football. Anderson and Saxon break down the lost art of the fullback, why running the football still matters, pass protection, what separates good running backs from great ones, and the finer details of running the zone scheme. Anderson also shares memories of coaching players such as James Brooks, Ickey Woods and Cedric Benson, making this a football conversation packed with stories and knowledge from inside NFL meeting rooms.Check out Up Close, Too Far Away on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@fourcastsportsclt and wherever you get your podcasts.

Charlie Kirk in His Own Words reveals what Charlie was really like before the national fame, viral debates, and movement that changed American politics. In this deeply personal episode of The P.A.S. Report Podcast, Professor Nick Giordano sits down with Christy Edwards, Charlie's close friend, confidant, and author of the new memorial book Charlie Kirk in His Own Words. Christy knew Charlie before he became a household name. She shares rare stories about the young activist who often forgot clean socks, needed help with his clothes, and devoted every moment to his mission. As the one-year anniversary of Charlie's assassination approaches, Christy reflects on their friendship, their reconciliation, and the final messages they exchanged. She also examines the division and opportunism that now threaten the conservative movement, forcefully rejects attacks against Erika Kirk, and explains why Charlie's faith would have led him toward forgiveness. The conversation also explores Carry the Torch, Christy's nonprofit grant fund for young patriotic leaders who have courage and ideas but lack money, connections, or a public platform. Her mission offers a path forward for those who want to preserve Charlie's legacy and inspire the next generation. What You'll Learn In This Episode: The Man Behind the Movement: Discover who Charlie Kirk was when the cameras turned off and the crowds went home. His Unshakable Principles: Learn what more than a decade of Charlie's own words reveals about his faith, values, and political convictions. The Lost Art of Debate: Understand why Charlie chose calm dialogue even when hostile activists confronted him on college campuses. A Defense of His Family: Hear Christy's direct response to attacks against Erika Kirk and those who exploit Charlie's death for personal gain. The Next Generation: See how Carry the Torch helps young leaders transform patriotic ideas into meaningful action. Listen now to discover the private stories, personal convictions, and powerful legacy of the man behind the movement. Chapters 00:00 Charlie Kirk in His Own Words Episode Introduction 00:40 Who Charlie Kirk Was Before Fame and Turning Point USA 03:38 How Charlie Kirk's Assassination Changed Those Closest to Him 08:46 Charlie Kirk's Unchanging Principles and Enduring Legacy 16:16 How Charlie Kirk Used Debate to Build Dialogue and Unity 19:14 Charlie Kirk's Death and the Growing Division on the Right 24:46 Carry the Torch and the Search for America's Next Young Leaders ⭐ Support the Show: If you value principled constitutional analysis, follow The P.A.S. Report on Apple Podcasts, leave a five-star rating wherever your platform allows it, and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it.   #CharlieKirk #CharlieKirkLegacy #ConservativePodcast #PoliticalPodcast #FreeSpeech

What if staying busy is actually getting in the way of your best thinking?In this episode, Joyan sits down with award-winning executive coach, speaker and meditation teacher Rebecca Wilson to explore the lost art of boredom — and why high performers may need more of it than they realize.Together, they unpack why slowing down can feel so uncomfortable, what constant stimulation is doing to our ability to think deeply, and why learning to sit with discomfort may be one of the most valuable skills a leader can develop.In this conversation, we explore:Why high performers struggle to slow downWhat “inner mastery” really means for sustainable high performanceWhy boredom and stillness matter for better thinkingHow to tell whether you're productive or simply busyEpisode Resources:⁠⁠⁠⁠Rebecca Website: https://arborvida.com/Rebecca LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebeccawilsoncoaching/

The Lost Art of Common Sense Live!We give our blue collar Common Sense thoughts on current events, bringing on interesting guests and talking about whatever random topics come to mind!We'll also throwing out our winners and losers of the week and Matt will be reviewing "Count of Monte Cristo".Guest Project Links:Dr. Nelva Lee: Running for Georgia State Superintendent of Schoolshttps://www.drnelvalee.com/Sean Martin: Frontman for The Quarantinedhttps://thequarantined.com/musicDr. Chase Spearshttps://chasespears.com/Digital Democracy Project:Get informed and your voice heardhttps://digitaldemocracyproject.orgTom Joseph - America's Main Street Party:https://x.com/americasmainstGuest Book Links:Pastor Jackson Lahmeyer Book: Chasing After the Wind. https://books.jacksonlahmeyer.com/products/chasing-after-the-windLinks to Barry D. Todd's Book: Stand Your Ground: One Man's Self-Defense Nightmare.https://standyourgroundbook.com/Video Links:The Founding Fathers Thought's on 2A Regulations: A Grok3 Extrapolationhttps://youtu.be/aflX6EjPSak?si=BJntRHHusTrQQKTGMerch Shop:https://www.etsy.com/shop/LostArtofCommonSense?ref=seller-platform-mcnavSponsor Links:www.yummytummybbq.com#CommonSense #democrat #republican #politics #moviereview #trump #news #winnersandlosers #happenings #funny #subversion

In a world full of noise where everyone is waiting for their turn to speak, deep listening has become a superpower. Gather around the virtual campfire with Wyce Thoughts as we discuss how active, empathetic listening transforms our relationships, heals unspoken divides, and creates true human connection.WebsiteFollow on X Follow on YoutubeFollow  Purple Pit Studios 

Third spaces are those social spaces that aren’t your home or your workplace. They’re those great in-between environments where you can come by just to hangout with your community. They can act as the building block of a healthy, thriving community. Although many of these spaces have disappeared, there’ are efforts to bring them back. Today, we take a look at third spaces in Connecticut and beyond. Plus, heading into the long Labor Day weekend, we get an update on a "Where We Live" favorite third space — Connecticut parks and forests! Guests: Mason Trumble: Deputy Commissioner with the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Melissa Whitson: Professor of psychology and licensed psychologist at the University of New Haven Michael Brown: Owner of Third Space in New Haven, a gaming lounge, creative community space and event venue Sydney Williams-Brown: Co-owner of Third Space Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Korie Robertson is taking steps to restore something generationally important that many modern families seem to have lost: the intentional work of keeping families connected. She puts a name to that work — “kinkeeping” — as the guys and Korie look at the Robertson family's own traditions and the importance of passing faith, stories, and family life forward. Jase opens up about missing Phil daily, why working the family land still makes him feel close, and teaming up with Willie to give Zach a hard time over a squabble that becomes a full-fledged family pile-on. For more on building a lasting family legacy, check out Unashamed's conversation with Hobby Lobby CEO David Green: https://youtu.be/JrHYzYOpdAs?si=Cu4rFIfU88feeFlt In this episode: James 1:5; James 1:27; James 4:1–3; Matthew 5; Matthew 7:1–11; Proverbs 26:17; Romans 8:24–25; Genesis 1:28; Genesis 12; Genesis 26; Exodus 1:1–7; Matthew 9; Luke 20; John 7; Acts 15; 1 Corinthians 15; Matthew 25 “Unashamed” Episode 1410 is sponsored by: https://branchbasics.com - Get 15% OFF the Premium Starter Kit with code UNASHAMED. https://duckstamp.com/unashamed - Get your digital duck stamp online and keep it right on your phone! http://unashamedforhillsdale.com/ - Sign up now for free, and join the Unashamed hosts every Friday for Unashamed Academy Powered by Hillsdale College Listen to Not Yet Now with Zach Dasher on Apple, Spotify, iHeart, or anywhere you get podcasts. Check out At Home with Phil Robertson, nearly 800 episodes of Phil's unfiltered wisdom, humor, and biblical truth, available for free for the first time! Get it on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, and anywhere you listen to podcasts! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/at-home-with-phil-robertson/id1835224621 Chapters 00:00 Willie Twists Jase & Zach's Argument 04:05 Al Reflects on a Robertson Family Funeral 07:05 What Jesus Really Meant by “Do Not Judge” 15:20 When Judgment Turns People Into Enemies 21:15 ‘Right' Beliefs Alone Won't Transform You 26:20 Does Your View of God Change Everything? 31:00 Korie Introduces the Lost Art of “Kinkeeping” 36:35 Why Keeping Families Together Takes Intention 40:05 Jase Opens Up About Missing Phil 45:15 Robertson Legacy Lives Beyond One Generation 50:10 Why the Enemy Targets the Family - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Lost Art of Common Sense Live!We give our blue collar Common Sense thoughts on current events, bringing on interesting guests and talking about whatever random topics come to mind!We'll also throwing out our winners and losers of the week and Matt will be reviewing "In the Grey".Guest Project Links:Dr. Nelva Lee: Running for Georgia State Superintendent of Schoolshttps://www.drnelvalee.com/Sean Martin: Frontman for The Quarantinedhttps://thequarantined.com/musicDr. Chase Spearshttps://chasespears.com/Digital Democracy Project:Get informed and your voice heardhttps://digitaldemocracyproject.orgTom Joseph - America's Main Street Party:https://x.com/americasmainstGuest Book Links:Pastor Jackson Lahmeyer Book: Chasing After the Wind. https://books.jacksonlahmeyer.com/products/chasing-after-the-windLinks to Barry D. Todd's Book: Stand Your Ground: One Man's Self-Defense Nightmare.https://standyourgroundbook.com/Video Links:The Founding Fathers Thought's on 2A Regulations: A Grok3 Extrapolationhttps://youtu.be/aflX6EjPSak?si=BJntRHHusTrQQKTGMerch Shop:https://www.etsy.com/shop/LostArtofCommonSense?ref=seller-platform-mcnavSponsor Links:www.yummytummybbq.com#CommonSense #democrat #republican #politics #moviereview #trump #news #winnersandlosers #happenings #funny #subversion

Send us Fan MailEpisode 293 — The Lost Art of Being HomeWhen did home become the place we rush through on the way to everything else?In this episode of Nourished Connections, I'm talking about the lost art of simply being home—and why I think we need to rediscover it.So much of modern life pulls us outward. Work, errands, activities, appointments, sports, shopping, screens, and constant entertainment can leave us spending less and less time actually enjoying the homes we work so hard to create.I'm sharing thoughts on why being home matters, how staying home can strengthen family connection, save money, encourage creativity, and create space for rest. We'll also talk about the difference between physically being at home and actually being present there, why kids need boredom sometimes, and how to create a home that your family genuinely enjoys spending time in.This is not about isolating ourselves from the world. It is about remembering that some of the most meaningful parts of life can happen right inside our own four walls.If you'd like more encouragement and practical ideas for creating a cozy, intentional home, I'd love to have you join my Cozy Homemaker Circle on Facebook.Join the Cozy Homemaker Circle here:https://healthcoachh.samcart.com/products/cozy-homemaker-circleSupport the showLearn how to rate and review this podcast HERE ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Check out my website HERE

When was the last time you did just one thing?Not made tea while checking your phone. Not ate lunch while reading email. Not listened to something while answering messages.Just one thing.In Episode 24 of TeaMinded, we explore what happens when divided attention becomes our default way of experiencing life—and how the simple ritual of making tea can help us practice another way.Modern life makes it remarkably easy to fill every empty moment. We scroll while waiting, check notifications during conversations, watch one screen while holding another, and increasingly expect constant stimulation.But perhaps some of those empty moments weren't meant to be filled.In this episode:• Why multitasking can become a habit rather than a necessity• How constant stimulation affects our ability to simply be present• Why silence and boredom can feel increasingly uncomfortable• What we lose when every pause becomes an opportunity to scroll• Why loose leaf tea naturally encourages attention• How putting away your phone can transform a tea ritual• Why attention helps us notice more—in tea and in everyday life• The forgotten value of waiting and unoccupied time• Why doing one thing at a time has become almost countercultural• A simple experiment to try with your next cup of teaYou don't need to abandon technology.Start smaller.Make one cup of tea without your phone.Take one walk without headphones.Read one chapter without checking a notification.Have one conversation without looking at a screen.For a few minutes, let one thing be enough.Perhaps living well isn't always about adding more experiences.Sometimes it's about becoming more present to the ones we're already having.TeaMinded explores tea culture, loose leaf tea, Japanese tea, craftsmanship, ritual, mindfulness, slow living, and intentional living through the lens of tea.Put the kettle on, give one thing your full attention, and stay TeaMinded.#TeaMinded #SlowLiving #DigitalMinimalism #Mindfulness #TeaRitual #IntentionalLiving #Attention #LooseLeafTea

Send us Fan MailToday we're releasing a new episode from a brand new series called the Boundless Body Radio Heritage Series! I wanted to do something extra special to celebrate 1,000 podcast episodes recorded here at Boundless Body Radio, a milestone that we hit on June 24, 2026!These episodes are actually not new, although they might be new to you! When we first got started back in October, 2020, I was so fortunate that so many incredible people said "YES" to being hosted on the show, however, we didn't have very many listeners at the time!Today, we get thousands of downloads every single month, and are usually included in the top 150 Fitness and Nutrition Podcasts on the Apple Podcast charts!To honor our amazing guests, I will be selecting one of those original episodes and posting them here on for this special series!As I was going through these episodes again, I remembered how valuable these conversations actually were. it was really striking how much the information these experts have shared has born out to be even more accurate several years later.The audio quality of a show was not as good back then as it is now, but I still really hope you enjoy these episodes, and find them relevant and helpful to you today!Cheers, thanks as always for listening, and I really hope you enjoy this episode of the Boundless Body Radio Heritage Series!Inhale. Exhale. A breath may be simple, and you do it mostly without thinking about it, but it is incredibly important. Bestselling author and journalist James Nestor has been involved with investigating breath for over a decade. And his work is incredible.He wrote the book Deep: Freediving, Renegade Science, and What The Ocean Tells Us about Ourselves in 2014, all about the sport of free diving, literally diving to the depths of the ocean on a single breath. In 2020, he wrote the bestseller Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art, an amazing deep dive into the importance of proper breathing, why we have forgotten about its importance, and how to practically incorporate proper breathing strategies. We are so grateful for James and his work, and we are glad he took the time to speak with us today!Find James at-www.mrjamesnestor.comSpecial love to-CalmThe Oxygen Advantage by Patrick McKeownFind Boundless Body at-myboundlessbody.comFind Boundless Body at-myboundlessbody.comBook a session with us here! 

What happens when healthcare stops treating people like people? Mike Gormley and Dave VanVickle are joined by nurse and nurse educator Stacy Gilson to discuss nursing as a vocation, the challenges facing healthcare workers today, and the importance of seeing the person behind the patient. They explore moral distress, the dehumanization of healthcare, COVID-19, pharmaceuticals, and how Catholics can bring compassion, truth, and the works of mercy into the medical field. We want to hear from you! Email us at eksb@ascensionpress.com with your questions/comments Don't forget to text “EKSB” to 33-777 to get the shownotes right to your inbox! You can also find the full shownotes at www.ascensionpress.com/EveryKneeShallBow

The Lost Art of Common Sense Live!We give our blue collar Common Sense thoughts on current events, bringing on interesting guests and talking about whatever random topics come to mind!We'll also throwing out our winners and losers of the week, running down the Happenens of the week and Matt will be reviewing "The End of Oak Street".Guest Project Links:Dr. Nelva Lee: Running for Georgia State Superintendent of Schoolshttps://www.drnelvalee.com/Sean Martin: Frontman for The Quarantinedhttps://thequarantined.com/musicDr. Chase Spearshttps://chasespears.com/Digital Democracy Project:Get informed and your voice heardhttps://digitaldemocracyproject.orgTom Joseph - America's Main Street Party:https://x.com/americasmainstGuest Book Links:Pastor Jackson Lahmeyer Book: Chasing After the Wind. https://books.jacksonlahmeyer.com/products/chasing-after-the-windLinks to Barry D. Todd's Book: Stand Your Ground: One Man's Self-Defense Nightmare.https://standyourgroundbook.com/Video Links:The Founding Fathers Thought's on 2A Regulations: A Grok3 Extrapolationhttps://youtu.be/aflX6EjPSak?si=BJntRHHusTrQQKTGMerch Shop:https://www.etsy.com/shop/LostArtofCommonSense?ref=seller-platform-mcnavSponsor Links:www.yummytummybbq.com#CommonSense #democrat #republican #politics #moviereview #trump #news #winnersandlosers #happenings #funny #subversion

Chronic disease, anxiety, ADHD, and even the shape of a person's face could be consequences of dysfunctional breathing. And most of us, it turns out, are doing it wrong – but it's never too late to fix it. Sanjay sits down with journalist James Nestor to discuss the fifth anniversary edition of Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art, and how simple changes to the way we breathe can start improving our health right away. This episode originally aired in January 2025. This episode was produced by Jesse Remedios and Leying Tang.Medical Writer: Andrea KaneSenior Producer: Dan BloomTechnical Director: Dan DzulaSr. Director of Podcasts: Zach Goldbaum Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In Part 2, Ben Pope and Julian Andreola break down why showing up in person still matters in an increasingly digital world. From understanding campus and local culture to building genuine relationships, they share how Nexus approaches collegiate licensing differently. They also discuss creative licensing, The Royalty Report podcast, Nexus' expansion, and their advice for anyone entering the industry: find your niche, be a sponge, and put yourself out there. Connect with Ben Pope: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-pope-04404117b/ Connect with Julian Andreola: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julian-andreola-425832222/ If you need branded solutions for your events, giveaways and employee engagement, check out Club Colors: https://www.clubcolors.com

What do the stolen love letters of John Keats have to do with homicide on the streets of New York? Prosecuting both crimes falls under the remit of assistant district attorney Matthew Bogdanos. A retired Marine colonel with both law and classics degrees, he has been the head of the Manhattan District Attorney's Antiquities Trafficking Unit since its creation in 2017. In his time on the job, the office has has seized more than six thousand pieces of stolen art and antiquities from various museums, art galleries and private homes in order to return them to their countries of origin. Sandra Kanthal travels to New York to learn more about this special unit of law enforcement, and the reasons why one man thinks tracking down stolen treasures of the art world and reuniting them with their rightful owners is vitally important to our past and for our future.

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What do the stolen love letters of John Keats have to do with homicide on the streets of New York?  Prosecuting both crimes falls under the remit of assistant district attorney Matthew Bogdanos.   A retired Marine colonel with both law and classics degrees, he has been the head of the Manhattan District Attorney's Antiquities Trafficking Unit since its creation in 2017. In his time on the job, the office has has seized more than six thousand pieces of stolen art and antiquities from various museums, art galleries and private homes in order to return them to their countries of origin. In this Crossing Continents, Sandra Kanthal travels to New York to learn more about this special unit of law enforcement and the reasons why one man thinks tracking down stolen treasures of the art world and reuniting them with their rightful owners is vitally important to our past and for our future. Presenter and Producer: Sandra Kanthal Editor: Penny Murphy Studio Mix: James Beard Production Coordinator: Gemma Ashman

Stephanie Hansen is broadcasting from Ely, MN this morning with the latest updates after the devastating fires earlier this summer. Dinner Parties are having a moment, but we aren't sure about the Pringle's trend. Has the restaurant cookbook trend officially ended? Best Snacks & Sweets Awards!Katie Mier joins us to talk about her Help The House Gala. And we discuss the rise of the real estate foodie influencer. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This is a technology that was developed in America 140 years ago, refined by a small group of teachers most people have never heard of, practiced professionally by licensed men and women who charged money for it, and then almost completely forgotten. It is called treatment, and every affirmation circulating on the internet descends from it. Every abundance meditation borrows its grammar. The entire modern manifestation world stands on a foundation this word describes, and almost nobody teaches the original discipline anymore. ⠀ Here is why the difference matters. An affirmation has no ending. You repeat it and repeat it and there arrives no moment where the work concludes. A treatment finishes. Completion is built into the architecture, and that single structural feature solves the problem I spent years failing to solve on my own. In this deep dive I walk you through everything. The origin. Ernest Holmes and Raymond Charles Barker. The five movements — recognition, unification, realization, thanksgiving, release. The four instruments people confuse with each other. The five errors that stop treatments from taking hold. And the four rules for writing your own. Then in the second half of the episode I read ten new treatments aloud that I wrote for you. Money, receiving, the body, right work, love, guidance, protection, hard seasons, the self you are becoming, and someone you love. Speak them with me and hold onto them for the rest of your life.  

53% of Americans ages 18-29 say talking to strangers is exhausting. But small interactions with everyday strangers actually make your life more meaningful. In this Shop Talk, Bill and Alex dig into why everyday human connection has declined and how you can integrate it into your life. This one is a reminder that community isn't always built through grand gestures, it starts with just saying hello. You weren't designed for isolation, you were designed to be in community with others. ARMY ACTIONS Subscribe to the podcast and rate & review us! Signup to join the Army, visit NormalFolks.org Follow us on social media @ArmyofNormalFolks Join or start an ANF local service club at https://normalfolks.org/service-clubs/ Take The 10 Level Challenge, "the hero's journey for service" at 10LevelChallenge.orgSupport the show: https://www.normalfolks.us/#joinSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.