Podcast appearances and mentions of Lynette Smith

In this episode of CU On the Show, host Doug English is joined by board governance experts Jennie Boden, CEO of Quantum Governance, and Lynette Smith, chief engagement officer and former credit union CEO. Together, they dive into the crucial role of board governance in driving credit union success. From creating a Governance Action Plan to building a strategic, forward-thinking board, Jennie and Lynette share actionable insights on how credit unions can evolve their governance practices to support sustainable growth. Whether you're a board member, CEO, or credit union professional, this episode offers valuable takeaways on strengthening governance to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow. 

27-year-old Christie Wilson walks out of a California casino one October evening and disappears. She's last seen with Mario Garcia, a 53-year-old married father of two, who has a history of "stormy" relationships. Erin Moriarty takes you deeper into the 48 Hours episode, "The Search for Christie Wilson” through the lens of Garcia's relationship history — including Wendy Ward, who faced his physical assault, Lynette Smith, who died mysteriously, and another woman who ended up at a battered women's shelter. During the investigation, Garcia continually denies the accusations that he killed Christie even though DNA evidence ties him directly to her. Christie's mother Debbie Boyd and detective Don Murchison vow to never stop fighting to find Christie.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week we welcomed Lynette Smith, general counsel of Chick-fil-A, to sit with us around The Mother Board kitchen table to share her recipe for blending a remarkable career and family life. Lynette allowed us to pepper her with questions, and in response she served up answers regarding why she doesn't count her chickens before they hatch, how she learned when to break a few eggs (and when not to) at work, and how she can enjoy a serving of humble pie regarding limitations. Lynette is calm, kind, and candid, and it's clear that she hasn't been chicken when her boundaries were challenged. You'll be as satisfied by this discussion as we were.

In episode 56, The Art of Letter Writing, I talked about how to write a letter and the importance of it. In this episode, Lynette Smith describes for us certain types of letters and their significance. A letter written from the heart is one to be cherished.  You can find out more about her book by going to: www.goodwaystowrite.com  If you have any questions or comments on this episode you can leave them at www.thevintagecafepodcast.com or email me at avintagelady1817@gmail.com 

If you win the heart, the mind will follow. The mind will always create logic to justify what the heart has already decided. In 1981, Dr. Roger Sperry won the Nobel Prize for his documentation of brain lateralization, which basically says that we don't have 1 brain divided into 2 hemispheres as much as we have 2 separate, competing brains. The LEFT hemisphere is the home of rational, logical, sequential, deductive reasoning. Think of it as the Intellect; the Mind. It puts you in touch with this world and leans toward suspicion and doubt. But the RIGHT hemisphere does none of those things. Think of it as the Heart. It understands the six sub-languages in the language of music; pitch, key, tempo, rhythm, musical interval and musical contour. The right hemisphere puts you in touch with a world that could be, should be, ought to be, someday. HOPE is alive and well in the right hemisphere of your brain. It understands symbols, and assigns meanings to shapes and colors. The logic of the right hemisphere is intuition, gut feelings, and hunches. Your body contains 100 million sensory receptors that allow you to see, hear, touch, taste and smell physical reality. But your brain contains 10,000 billion synapses. This means you are approximately 100,000 times better equipped to experience a world that does not exist, than a world that does. Call 1-800-Got-Junk. Life is happier when it's less cluttered. Your house will be bigger. Your teeth will be whiter. Angels will sing. You'll be a better dancer. Magical Thinking is a style of writing characterized by elements of the fantastic – woven with a deadpan sense of presentation – into an otherwise true story.Now this is where it gets really interesting; the right hemisphere of your brain doesn't know fact from fiction or true from false. That's the left brain's job. This is why you can enjoy books, movies, and TV shows that you know are fiction. Magical Thinking is a style of writing that is full of HOPE. Magical Thinking doesn't talk about the frustration of a situation or the pain of a problem. It illuminates a happy world in which anything is possible. Magical Thinking offers the customer an effortless, frustration-free solution. Employees, your boss wants you to know: “If you answer the phones for our company or knock on the doors of customers, please know that you are a vitally important part of the advertising and marketing team. Our customers expect you to be the living embodiment of our advertising; cheerful and helpful and magically able to make their problem disappear. We will become giants if we act like the company we claim to be in our advertising.” Magical Thinking makes Magical Advertising makes Happy Customers makes Business Grow. Do you want to employ the power of https://wizardofads.org/partners/ (Magical Thinking?) Roy H. Williams According to Lynette Smith, July 4th is the perfect time for writing personal, heartfelt letters to colleagues, family members, friends, and others who have enriched your life. Lynette is a letter-writing evangelist who has authored multiple books on the art and impact of letters that will be kept and saved and savored for decades. “If you want to demonstrate genuine appreciation,” Lynette tells roving reporter Rotbart, “only a letter will do.” MondayMorningRadio.com

Did you know your dog's collar can become a safety hazard? Thousands of dogs get injured or even die from dog collar strangulation each year. Lynette Smith is the founder of the Ryder Safe Foundation. Her dog Ryder died, after his playmate Skylar got her teeth accidentally caught in his collar. After this tragic experience, Lynette made it her life's mission to educate other dog parents about collar safety. In this interview, Lynette shares with us what we can do to prevent dog collar strangulation. Here are Lynette's Website & Social Media links Website: https://www.rydersafefoundation.com/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/labradorablebffs/ Instagram: Follow our dogs https://www.instagram.com/Labradorablebffs/ Instagram: Foundation page: https://www.instagram.com/rydersafefoundation/ Here are some tips and resources:

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Lydia Kinne shares about how families and single people in the church can display the glory of Christ through their friendships, not based on stage of life but on unity in Christ. Lydia interviews Faith member Tanya Cammack along with Paul and Lynette Smith (now members of Trinity Church) about how singles and families doing life together can be a huge encouragement to both.

"When our son Byron married, he and his fiancée created a lasting memory that touched our hearts: They each wrote a letter to their parents, describing their fondest childhood memories, values, life lessons, and ideals they could bring into their marriage. When the letters were read for each pair of parents, there wasn't a dry eye in the room. Learn how to write your own Heartfelt Letters For Special Occasions and Occasions Made Special with Lynette M. Smith, Author.

Lynette is one special lady, not only an author but a great person who believes in forgiveness and providing people with great insight on how to live a better less stressful life. A great interview!

The truth about collar safety. This is arguably one of the most important conversations for all dog owners. Lynette Smith is doing all she can to help keep your dog safe and happy. Her mission is one of urgency and the Ryder Safe Foundation is doing all they must to save as many dogs as possible from collar strangulation. This is real and incredibly prevalent issue and one that does not get spoken about enough.   Ryder Safe background: On October 24, 2018, our beloved 4-year old chocolate labrador, Ryder Jackson, was strangled to death from his collar while playing with his best friend Skyrah. We were totally in shock the day this happened, we never knew this was something "could" happen. We never knew how dangerous dog collars were, until that fateful day. Dog collars create a lot of dangers both in and outside of the home. After his loss, I wanted to make a difference for others....by educating them about the dangers of dog collars and how to use them properly in an effort to prevent collar strangulation. I'm also trying to get laws in place that will require companies to provide warning labels on all dog collar products.   RYDER SAFE FOUNDATION: Website:  https://www.rydersafefoundation.com/ Flyer's Available:  https://www.rydersafefoundation.com/resources Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/labradorablebffs/ Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/labradorablebffs     BREAKAWAY COLLAR SITE: https://breakawaycollar.com/   UK COLLAR SITE: https://getdogsmart.co.uk/?fbclid=IwAR3pY0DZHLNYeYemgAohQRXMjkDYKdNcmgRB7Y4p5X8BSUuxhhIF_4H9k9I    FOR GRACIES SAKE https://nakeddogproject.com/     PREVENT PET SUFFOCATION https://preventpetsuffocation.com/     Lynette Smith Mailing/Billing: 36 N Chelan Ave #111 | Wenatchee, WA 98801 Studio: 23 South Wenatchee Ave Suite #128   ph. 509-679-3499  Website & Social Media https://www.lynettesmith.com https://www.Facebook.com/Lynettesmithphotography https://www.Instagram.com/Lynettesmithphotography ------------------- We also advocate for Dog Collar Safety, and Education https://www.Rydersafefoundation.com Find Us On Facebook https://www.Facebook.com/Labradorablebffs   Additional social media links: Instagram: Labradorablebffs and Rydersafefoundation TikTok @Rydersafefoundation     ---------------------------------------------------   Be sure to follow The Animal Files online and on Facebook! www.theanimalfilespodcast.com www.facebook.com/theanimalfilesofficial   Have a topic you would like us to tackle? Join our Facebook Community for references, conversations, and resources. www.facebook.com/groups/tafcommunity or you can Email us at: theanimalfilespodcast@gmail.com  

Women are constantly bombarded with messages that they are either "too much" or "not enough." In this episode, I have the privilege of interviewing photographer, Lynette Smith, who is doing powerful healing work with women using her craft, professional photography. Lynette tells us about an exciting worldwide project called “40 over 40” that she has brought to my hometown of Wenatchee, WA and why she feels this project is changing lives of women in their mid-life. We also discuss the concept of “the divine feminine,” or as it is called in Chinese medicine, yin. We explore how to connect with this beautiful, nurturing, free-spirited, and secure part that is the divine feminine and it’s connection to human sexuality. I share how personally participating in this project with Lynette was a powerful teaching moment between myself and my source, God, that mirrored to me my true self. It shed light on my prior false programming in relationship to my body and human sexuality and invited me to further shed shame around this important topic. Lynette further shares how this project has helped other women connect with their divine worth and know further that they are enough!

The outset of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in 2020 provided unforeseen challenges for every credit union leader. Leadership lessons gleaned from webinars and audiobooks were put to the test under the pressure of a crisis, and new lessons were forged from failure and success. In this podcast, two credit union CEOs share their pandemic experiences and how they’re moving forward in 2021. Lynette Smith, president/CEO of $130 million asset TruEnergy Credit Union in Springfield, Va., shares how TruEnergy leveraged a largely remote workforce to serve 9,000 members during the pandemic with a blend of technology and appointment-only, face-to-face member service. Max Villaronga, president/CEO of El Paso (Texas) Area Teachers Federal Credit Union, explains how the $740 million asset credit union serves 65,000 members largely through remote services in one of the states hardest hit by the pandemic. Smith and Villaronga provide insight and lessons that credit union leaders can apply within their own organizations.

We received an email from Lynette Smith. Lynette doesn't know this family, she’s never met them. She just stubbed across this story, and being a selfless angel among humanity she sent us this story, which she found online from Lindiwe: My name is Lindiwe Mahlong, I am raising funds for Thato Motloung a 7 years old girl who was run over by a truck in November 2019. She is my neighbour's daughter and we live in Palm Springs south of Johannesburg. My story is for a young girl who wishes to go back to school after being in an accident that led to her losing her leg. I want to help her parents raise money for her new school that is for special kids. She needs to go to a special school since she can't go back to her old school because she is now wheelchair-bound. She is a very smart girl, and it would really hurt me if I can't help with her dream of finishing school. Raising this money will mean that Thato will have a normal life she had before the accident, where she will be back to school like other kids and be able to pursue her dreams. So the fees for the school are as below: School fees: R11,600 per annum Hostel fees: R12,800 Transport (Fri & Sunday): R4,000Total cost: R28,400 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lynette Smith is the author of the book : HOW TO WRITE HEARTFELT LETTERS TO TREASURE: FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS AND OCCASIONS MADE SPECIAL (a comprehensive reference book) Lynette's Big, Achievable Goal is to get people worldwide to write more letters of appreciation to establish, enhance, or rebuild their relationships and thus make the world a better place.

In this episode for the Conversation with Fellows series, Dr. Smith shares her experience in the fellowship program. Music for this podcast is provided by audionautix.com.

All we hear today is negativity and complaints about this product and that service, but we seldom express appreciation for the things that exceeded our expectations. Have you ever thought of sending a letter of appreciation to the people who gave you that excellent product or service? Yes, a literal, in-the-flesh, pen-on-paper letter of appreciation. For sure, you are reading this on some electronic device, probably after checking a few emails and messages, but chances are you still have at least a vague memory of the time when every message was written on paper. Do you remember what it felt like to receive a letter or card from a friend or a loved one? Do you remember how incredibly personal and touching that experience was? Is it safe to assume that half of you still have that stash of old letters and cards around somewhere? Professional freelance copyeditor and author of How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure, Lynette Smith believes that if we can resurrect that experience for the people we deal with in business, we can unlock better professional and personal relationships that go a long way. Tune in as Terri Levine talks to her about this. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!

All we hear today is negativity and complaints about this product and that service, but we seldom express appreciation for the things that exceeded our expectations. Have you ever thought of sending a letter of appreciation to the people who gave you that excellent product or service? Yes, a literal, in-the-flesh, pen-on-paper letter of appreciation. […]

Courtney Webb chats with Lynette Smith, owner of Nutz About Popcorn, about how she got started, her amazing popcorn flavors and more in this special episode of Shop Culture! https://nutzaboutpopcorn.com/ @nutzaboutpopcorn  

This episode is Sand, and is the second of three episodes, Stone, Sand and Salt which are bound together by the overarching theme of Ground. Sand is transformative. It is particles ground down by the passage of time, sifted over beaches and deserts and awash under rivers, lakes and oceans. These particles can be reformed, brought back together through heat and industrial processes to form glass, we peer through it as windows, cut ourselves on it as shards and often forget it's sandy origins. Sand is the grounding theme of this episode. Sand features a discussion between CANVAS Researcher, poet, filmmaker and educator of Wiradjuri heritage Jazz Money and Joel Spring, a Wiradjuri man raised between Redfern and Alice Springs who works across research, activism, architecture, installation and speculative projects. We hear from artist and writer Lynette Smith and the audio from her video work sand/fog. CANVAS Host Ayeesha Ash is joined by artist Koji Ryui for a chat about his installation TOT and the alchemy of the everyday. Finally we are transported as artist and writer Bianca Hester reads an excerpt from her text Sandstone. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have you thought about writing a heartfelt letter of appreciation? Did you ever receive this yourself? If so, how did it make you feel? Did you save the message and savor it later?  Today's guest is Lynette Smith, and she shares simple steps to help write and present heartfelt letters to others, so they will feel just as good about their message as you did writing it! Lynette Smith is a freelance copyeditor at All My Best, and award-winning author (GoodWaysToWrite.com). Whenever the magnitude of your gratitude is BIGGER than a thank-you note, heartfelt letters of appreciation are as rare as gold and valuable to those who receive them, and even to family history.

Part 2 of our interview with Lynette Smith, Author of How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure. The award-winning comprehensive reference book on writing over 150 types of appreciation letters. .

Our interview with Lynette Smith, Author of How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure. The award-winning comprehensive reference book on writing over 150 types of appreciation letters. Part 1.

Daniel Rateuke, Ursula Rucker, Richard Earnsahw, Demarkus, Lewis, DuBeats, Tonis, El Deep, Untwisted, Vince Watson, Pakhi Dogs, Dimitry Bobrov, Thierry Tomas, Spuma, DJ Lora, Andor Gabriel, Max Well, Royal Babylon, Fiona Kraft, Francis Overcast, Kenny Dope, Mark Lewis James Francis, Bizen Lopez, Scott Diaz, Uriah Persie, Lenny Air, Abdalla Oumbadougou, The Twins, Not3s Of House, NeverDogs, Sebastian Ledher, DJ Pope, Lynette Smith, Distant People, Emile Nana D-Reflection, Christa, Pepper Mashay, Dj Bee Soulution 4 Funk, Deejaykul.... this weeks banging artist on this show, stay blessed people.

Listen as fellow, Dr. Lynette Smith, shares how the postdoctoral fellowship allowed her to contribute to positive social change.

"Admit it, correct it, and put in place procedures to prevent it from happening again." - Lynette SmithWelcome to episode 26 of The CUInsight Experience podcast. Hosted by Randy Smith, co-founder and publisher of CUInsight.com. Today’s guest is Lynette Smith the president and CEO of TruEnergy FCU and serves on the boards of the African American Credit Union Coalition and the Metropolitan Area Credit Union Management Association. We discuss rebranding and determining when it is necessary for a business. We also talk about the 2011 CEO of the Year Award she received for leading a smaller credit union and how to keep those smaller credit unions relevant in the current market.Lynette and I start off our conversation digging into the complete process of rebranding and all of the requirements you need to take into account. We discuss branding companies and their capabilities and distinctions. We also discuss the reason behind rebranding and the value that it brings when done appropriately. The undertaking is massive, but for True Energy FCU it was incredibly worth it.We then begin our discussion on the challenges smaller credit unions face while trying to stay relevant in today’s market. Lynette believes the biggest challenges are found in keeping up with compliance and technology. While there is admittedly value in updating technology, it is difficult to support the initial costs. In addition, we talk about the importance of credit union associations and the connections you make when you get involved. Listen to this episode if rebranding is in your future. The information and insights Lynette shares are invaluable in understanding the requirements and the process. We also discuss keeping smaller credit unions relevant in today’s market. You won’t want to miss this! View the full show notes here.Subscribe on: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, StitcherHow to find Lynette:Lynette SmithPresident & CEO of TruEnergy FCU lsmith@truenergyfcu.orgLinkedIn In This Episode:[00:03] - Welcome back to the show! Randy introduces Lynette Smith, today’s guest.[02:26] - We dive into the rebranding of TruEnergy FCU and the reason behind it.[03:49] - Lynette talks about the process of rebranding in detail, from hiring a branding team to notifying the board.[06:07] - The person responsible for coordinating the rebranding was their COO.[06:50] - They were not able to use the same marketing firm for the branding change versus branding awareness.[10:53] - Lynette discusses the beauty of the FAQ page they created and how it helped their customers. [11:27] - We switch gears and discuss the challenges that the smaller credit unions face. [12:23] - The biggest problem is keeping up with compliance and technology.[13:06] - Can technology help the small credit unions? [14:42] - Handling cyber threats and salary structures are also huge problems.[15:44] - As a leader and CEO do you sell the idea that y

Our podcast is designed to provide you with top business insights, fresh perspectives from world class guests, and the tools you need to lead better than before. In this episode, Tony Richards talks with Lynette Smith, author of the book, “How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure: For Special Occasions and Occasions Made Special,” on how leaders can use gratitude to turn their workplace into a Thank Tank. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Whereas spoken words, texts, and emails are fleeting, a gratitude letter is tangible and long-lasting. It is world-changing to its recipient, it's saved and savored every time it's read, and it can even become a healing part of your family legacy. Moved by her son's thoughtful gesture, when the night before his marriage he presented his parents with a framed letter of appreciation, Lynette M. Smith established her Good Ways to Write product line in 2009. She started initially by writing and publishing four wedding-themed tips booklets to help brides, grooms, and their parents write letters of appreciation to one another. She has since expanded the business and appeared on countless radio and television shows, spreading her unique message of love. Her website is www.goodwaystowrite.com.

                   On today podcast my guest is Lynnette Smith from goodwaystowrite.com. Lynnette Smith owns and operates All my publishing and copy editing services. Her book is called: How To Write Heart felt letter To Treasure: For Special Occasions And Occasions Made Special. Her book shows how powerful the written word is to encourage people and let them know you appreciate them. This especially can help with encouraging young kids. Writing letter or notes children going long way to let know you care. The written word is still powerful even in this world of texting and social media. Really heart felt a letter to your child could really boost their confidence. links: The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom (A Toltec Wisdom Book) How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure: For Special Occasions and Occasions Made Special goodwaystowrite.com goodwaystowrite.com/about facebook.com/GoodWaysToWrite AMBGoodWaysToWrite YouTube Channel

You remember receiving letters from your parents and other loved ones. Perhaps you still have them in a box. Listen, and be reminded, as Lynette Smith, author of “How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure,” walks through the reasons to write, how to write with purpose, and the family legacy you can create with letters. Not text’s or emails. - It began at her son’s wedding. - Feelings from the heart. - Acknowledging positive attributes. - Don’t let them go to grave wondering or not knowing. - Write when the magnitude of your gratitude is bigger than a thank    you note. - Digital media - - Handwritten or typed? - Are we the last generation to write letters? - The components of a letter:   - Share a treasured memory.   - Positive qualities.   - What person has meant in your life. - Make a list of people to write to. - About her book:   - How to plan   - Special occasions.   - Occasions made special.   - The appendix.   - Famous quotations.   - Prompting ideas. Music - Liberace - Moonlight Sonata           - Elton John           - Julie Collins Death and Dying. Looking back from 95. Final Thoughts- - Mending torn relationships. - Can be saved for grandkids and great grandkids - family legacy. - Write to family and friends who have passed on. Contact Info www.AllMyBest.com http://goodwaystowrite.com/  

Lynette M. Smith is the Author of the award-winning comprehensive reference book, “How to Write Heartfelt Letters to Treasure: For Special Occasions and Occasions Made Special” With foreword by Peggy Post, director of The Emily Post Institute. Her professional background prior to 2003 included a 9-year secretarial career, 16 years as owner of a successful […]

Track List: 01. Nick Curly - Piano In The Dark (Yoruba Soul Mix) http://www.traxsource.com/track/1078902/piano-in-the-dark-yoruba-soul-mix 02. DJ SGZ Ft. Elliott Blackler - Love Vibration http://www.traxsource.com/title/653413/love-vibration 03. Rachel McFarlane, Nick Hussey - Let Nothing http://www.traxsource.com/track/3492997/let-nothing 04. DjPope - I'm Addicted (DjPope's Sound of Baltimore Vocal) (feat. Lynette Smith) http://www.traxsource.com/track/3491703/im-addicted-djpopes-sound-of-baltimore-vocal 05. Giandomenico Di Vito, Carla Prather, The Soul Creative - God With Me (Zogri Remix) http://www.traxsource.com/track/3368202/god-with-me-zogri-remix 06. Quentin Harris Feat. Monique Bingham - Poor People http://www.traxsource.com/track/81759/poor-people 07. Marc Cotterell, Doreen Younglove - Into The Light (Reelsoul Vocal Mix) http://www.traxsource.com/track/3503106/into-the-light-reelsoul-vocal-mix 08. TCM, Roland Clark - Someday http://www.traxsource.com/track/3502832/someday 09. Soulbridge, Dawn Souluvn Williams - My Incredible (Original Mix) http://www.traxsource.com/track/3475675/my-incredible-original-mix Keep it Soulful! Peace, DJ SGZ http://www.djsgz.co.za https://www.facebook.com/djsgz https://www.twitter.com/djsgz

Greenfield Baptist Church - VBS 2016 We had the pleasure of meeting Brian and Lynette Smith at VBS 6/22/2016.  In this pod, they explain how they were called to missions, and take questions from the children at VBS! From International Ministries: "Brian and Lynette Smith are preparing to serve in Haiti in partnership with the Haitian Baptist Convention. Brian will work with local and visiting mission teams in construction and ongoing maintenance projects at the Eye Center, the Christian University of Northern Haiti and the Convention Hospital. Lynette will be teaching of God’s love to women, instructing in basic hygiene and self-care skills and leading creative art workshops to empower women and children in their gifts of creativity."

In this episode, I have carefully selected a few choice gems that will just delight your sensory organs. We begin with a Mood II Swing classic featuring the talented vocal execution by Mr. Lee Smith and then we later jump into another Mood II Swing song featuring song writer and my friend Willy Washington. After, I quickly progress into several dynamic vocals from Arnold Jarvis, Ceybil Jefferies, Lynette Smith, Pedro Herrera and the legendary Whitney Houston. You will also find a special track called ‘Thoughts of You’. This is a song I wrote and produced with Paul Russaw 15 years ago… Dam I’m getting old. It’s one of my first issued productions, so it holds a special place in my heart. Thankfully, Lilla from Kult Record recently re-released the single on itunes and Beatport. I finish the set with naughty & dirty Mood II Swing classic track originally on Eightball Records entitled ‘Penetration’. As always, feel free to let me know what you think at djhenryhall@yahoo.com or visit my podshow page http://www.djhenryhall.podomatic.com 1. Mood II Swing – I Need Your Luv (Right Now) (Lem’s Church Mix) (https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/home/detail/1/beatport#app=2a02&a486-index=3) 2. N’dinga Gaba Featuring Scotty P – Queen (Ricanstruction Extended Mix) (www.solechannelmusic.com) (www.myspace.com/solechannelmusic) 3. Mood II Swing Featuring Caroline – Can’t Get Away (Blaze Remix) (http://www.traxsource.com/index.php?act=show&fc=tpage&cr=titles&cv=804) (http://www.myspace.com/willywashington) 4. Kathy Brown & The Layabouts – Choices (Restless Soul Mix) (http://mn2s.com/releases/choices) 5. Fuzion & Arnold Jarvis – Change (What We Need) (Temple Movement Club Mix) (http://www.jellybeanmusic.com) 6. Deep Zone Featuring Ceybil Jefferies – It’s Gonna Be Alright (Help Is On The Way) (Sean McCabe Dub & Vocal Mix) (http://www.defected.com ) (http://www.myspace.com/seancmccabe) 7. DJ Le Roi Featuring Chappell – Get Ready (Halo City Deep Vocal Dub Mix) (http://www.mn2s.com) (http://www.myspace.com/halocitydeep) 8. Kerri Chandler Featuring Treasa Diva Fennie – Heal My Heart (Kerri Chandler Big Mix) (http://www.kingstreetsounds.com) 9. Danism & Michael Watford – Change – MN2S (http://www.mn2s.com) 10. Michelle Weeks – The Light (Jamie Lewis Dub) - (http://www.myspace.com/michelleweekssoul) (http://www.purplemusic.ch) 11. DJ Pope Featuring Lynette Smith – Addicted (Kerri Chandler Vocal) (http://www.myspace.com/michelleweekssoul) (http://www.myspace.com/kerrichandler) 12. Pedro Herrera – Blessed (Main Mix) (http://www.traxsource.com/Coco_Wax) 13. Paul Russaw – Thoughts Of You (DJ Henry Hall’s Original Mix) (https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/home/detail/1/beatport#app=2a02&a486-index=6) 14. Ben Watt – Lone Cat (Dennis Ferrer & Steve Marttinez Special Dub) (http://www.buzzinfly.com) 15. Whitney Houston – Million Dollar Bill (Frankie Knuckles Director’s Cut Dub) (http://whitneyhouston.com) (http://www.defmix.com) 16. Back To Fundamentals By Miamik (Llorca) – Orginal Studio Mix) (http://www.ssohmusic.com) 17. Kemal Featuring Maiya – I Surrender (Dub Mix) (http://www.purplemusic.ch) 18. Deep Zone Featuring Ceybil Jefferies – It’s Gonna Be Alright (Help Is On The Way) (Sean McCabe Dub & Vocal Mix) (http://www.defected.com ) (http://www.myspace.com/matthias_matty_heilbronn) 19. Mood II Swing – Penetration (https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/home/detail/1/beatport#app=2a02&a486-index=3)