Podcasts about MAPI

Mapi Amela, CEO Ahorradoras y Club de Inversoras, cuenta cómo empezó a dedicarse a hacer contenido para las redes sociales y nos habla de sus proyectos. Mapi es fundadora de ahorradoras.com, una página web que nace en el año 2011, en ella se recopilaban trucos para ahorrar. Según comenta, “poco a poco fue creciendo, escribí un libro y más tarde empecé en redes sociales”. Mapi comenta la intención de ahorradoras, que es “ayudar a ahorrar y comprar inteligentemente”. Ahora la comunidad que ha formado, reúne aproximadamente un millón de personas. Al proyecto de Ahorradoras, se le suma el de Club de Inversoras. Mapi explica que “con publicaciones muy sencillas, a la comunidad le iba picando la curiosidad lo de invertir y ahora recientemente hemos creado el club de inversoras”.Sobre este proyecto, Mapi indica que “en lo que no invertiría yo, no trabajamos con ello”.

En la reunión de seguimiento de la obra del Bulevar de As Pías, celebrada el 3 de abril de 2025, participaron el Ayuntamiento de Ferrol, representantes del gobierno central y los vecinos. La obra, que ha sufrido varios retrasos, tiene como objetivo mejorar la conectividad y accesibilidad en la zona. Aunque se había anunciado que el tramo hasta Caranza se inauguraría el viernes 11 de abril, algunos vecinos, como Mapi Rodríguez y Paula Garate, expresaron su descontento con la falta de avances y problemas pendientes. El alcalde José Manuel Rey destacó ayer los esfuerzos del gobierno municipal para coordinar y minimizar los impactos de la obra, pero los vecinos criticaron la falta de cumplimiento de compromisos. En particular, Mapi Rodríguez expresó su frustración al acusar al alcalde de apropiarse del trabajo de la asociación vecinal, mencionando que varias demandas, como la conservación de paradas de autobús y la mejora de la accesibilidad, no fueron adecuadamente atendidas por el gobierno local. Uno de los temas clave fue la accesibilidad, especialmente para personas con movilidad reducida. Paula Garate, presidenta de la ASCM, explicó que las plazas reservadas para personas con movilidad reducida no cumplen con la normativa, y la señalización es inadecuada. Además, hubo preocupación por el estado de las infraestructuras, como el pavimento dañado y los semáforos en las rotondas, que causan congestión y confusión en el tráfico. Los vecinos también plantearon otras preocupaciones, como el impacto de las obras en el entorno y la necesidad de garantizar que las obras complementarias, como el asfaltado y la renovación de infraestructuras, se lleven a cabo adecuadamente. La apertura del tramo hasta Marqués de Santa Cruz es solo parcial, y se esperan más trabajos en las semanas siguientes. En resumen, mientras que los responsables políticos presentan la obra como un avance, los vecinos siguen exigiendo soluciones a varios problemas que afectan a su calidad de vida y a la accesibilidad en la zona.

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Edu García hace un repaso por las últimas novedades del mundo del deporte.

Edu García hace un repaso por las últimas novedades del mundo del deporte.

Juanma Rodríguez le dedica su comentario de nuevo a Mapi Leon

Repasamos la reaparición de Mapi León tras su tocamiento a la jugadora del Espanyol y conocemos la gran historia que nos ha dejado la categoría regional madrileña en nuestro fútbol.

Comentamos la marcha de la mano derecha de Luis de la Fuente al fútbol catarí y la última hora del caso Rubiales por el beso a Jenni Hermoso y del tocamiento de Mapi León.

Charlamos con la responsable del fútbol femenino del RCD Espanyol tras los polémicos tocamientos de Mapi León, jugadora del Barça, sobre una de las jugadoras del equipo perico. Además, la mejor previa del City - Real Madrid de este martes en Champions.

Comienza el programa con lo sucedido en el derbi catalán femenino, donde Mapi León tocó las partes íntimas de la jugadora del Espanyol Daniela Caracas. Una vez terminada se analiza la eliminatoria entre el Real Madrid y Manchester City, con la participación de Pedja Mijatovic. Tras ello comienza la participación de 'El Sanedrín' de futbolistas donde hablan de la actualidad deportiva. Ellos dejan su puesto al Tato Noriega, presidente de Rayados de Monterrey y nuevo club de Sergio Ramos. Para el cierre se repasa la actualidad del deporte estadounidense con el post de la Super Bowl y el debut de Doncic en Lakers. 

04 11-02-25 LHDW La diferente vara de medir en el fútbol femenino entre el tocamiento de Mapi León y el beso de Rubiales. Todo lo que viene de Barcelona tiene perdón

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04 11-02-25 LHDW La diferente vara de medir en el fútbol femenino entre el tocamiento de Mapi León y el beso de Rubiales. Todo lo que viene de Barcelona tiene perdón

Juanma Rodríguez le dedica su comentario a Mapi León y a sus tocamientos a la jugadora del Espanyol

Con Carmen Morodo, Joaquín Manso y Pablo Pombo 

¡Buenas, equipo! Semana cargada de temas en Team Barça Podcast. En este episodio (5x23), analizamos la victoria del BARÇA en Sevilla, el impacto de Hansi Flick en el equipo, la polémica en torno a MAPI León y el estado del Barça Basket en este tramo de la temporada. Bloques del episodio: - BLOQUE I (1:30): Juanma, Raúl y Gus comentan la polémica surgida a raíz del gesto de Mapi León con Daniela Caracas. Analizamos la gestión del club, la reacción de la jugadora y la conversación que ha generado dentro y fuera del vestuario. - BLOQUE II (19:40): Análisis del Sevilla-Barça, donde el equipo mostró solidez en un campo complicado. ¿Está encontrando su mejor versión? Repasamos el rendimiento de jugadores clave y la influencia de Flick con los cambios. Y damos los puntos TBP con la Comunidad de Patreon a los mejores (44:36). - BLOQUE III (1:06:26): Hablamos de baloncesto con el análisis del Barça de Basket. ¿En qué momento llega el equipo a esta fase de la temporada? Claves de los últimos partidos y lo que se espera de los próximos duelos con Sergi, Marc del Río y Pablo Osuna, de La Resistencia del Palau. Contenido exclusivo y apoyo: - Hazte socio en Patreon: Accede a Club TBP con análisis profundos, directos y debates VIP teambarca.com/patreon. - Fan en iVoox: Disfruta del podcast sin publicidad por solo 1,49€/mes. - O invítanos un café en Ko-fi ☕️: ko-fi.com/teambarcapod. Participa con nosotros: - Kickbase Challenge: go.kickbase.com/teambarcaprod_podcast. - Fantasy Biwenger: bit.ly/LigaFantasyTBP. - Encuesta TBP: ¡Danos tu opinión! bit.ly/EncuestaTBP. Tienda oficial: Consigue tu merch favorito en teambarca.com/tienda. Conecta con la comunidad: Twitter: @TeamBarcaPod Twitch: teambarcapod Telegram: bit.ly/ChatTBP Discord: bit.ly/DiscordTBP Contacto: ¿Opiniones o preguntas? Escríbenos a oyentes@teambarca.com. Música: Cortesía de jamendo.com

"Vivimos más que nunca, tenemos mejores condiciones laborales y más comodidades para que sí nos dé la vida" dice Mapi  Hermida, autora del ensayo "Sí me da la vida" , editado por Plataforma Editorial. Ha sido la invitada de Pepe Rubio y Sergio Castro al Mito 2.0 en el que han intentado  desmontar a Àngels Barceló la idea tan extendida de que "no nos da la vida" ¿Es verdad o es cuestión de organizarnos mejor. Dejando a un lado a personas que por necesidades económicas, laborales o familiares tienen exceso de cargas, hay una mayoría que tiene un problema de agenda, de no priorizar lo importante. Incluso hay personas, apunta Mapi Hermida, " que consideran como un éxito tener todo el tiempo ocupado cuando realmente debería considerarse un fracaso. El mito, de todas formas, está lejos de desmontarse porque todos los estudios apuntan a que hoy, 8 de cada 10 personas manifiesta que no les da la vida ¿Más una sensación? Posiblemente

Care amiche e cari amici, oggi una puntata dedicata alla storia e all'antimassoneria. Un articolo di Amadeo Bordiga pubblicato su L'Avanguardia, a. VI, n. 252, 28 luglio 1912.Non dimenticare di mettere un mi piace sulla piattaforma dalla quale stai ascoltando e lascia una recensione o un commento. Amore - Coraggio - ScienzaMichele LeoneRingrazio i sostenitori di Gallo al Compasso e Lexicon Symbolorum senza i quali questo Podcast non avrebbe visto la luce. Oggi, grazie speciale a Debora e Mapi. P.s. da oggi trovi tutte le mie attività (o quasi) in un unico link: https://linktr.ee/lexiconsymbolorum?utm_source=linktree_admin_shareLinkMichele Leone, Guida alla Massoneria: https://amzn.to/3QqOT2hLexicon Symbolorum su Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/LexiconSymbolorumSapienza segreta il podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/6IxrqZzIAujslY0IkPV8iwLa mia lettera delle novità: https://bit.ly/3i8RbpNGallo al Compasso su Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/60StF1Q1Vnykt3an0Qesj7Gallo al Compasso su ApplePodcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/it/podcast/gallo-al-compasso-massoneria/id1715514022

MENÚ DEL DÍA 00:00 Quién ha venido a vernos hoy? 00:41 Bienvenida 01:41 MAPI 09:41 Jing Jing con Jorge Javier 12:37 Jandro 13:24 Babylon Show 16:16 Imitaciones 18:05 Zapeando 21:04 Cometa soy yo 26:55 Cover lo serás tú (su podcast) 31:25 Metiendo la pata/ Entrevista a Oscar 34:10 Queria ser torera 35:35 Se ponen a dibujar 40:54 Experiencias trabajando en un bar 43:22 1,2,3 responda The Grefg 45:53 Entra Nerea Cano 51:49 Cartonbol 53:48 Piedra papel o tijera 55:40 No todo vale con... 56:22 La regalía Que aproveche! COSAS GRATIS: Usando el código NOTODOVALE en cualquier compra de Pampling te llevas unos calcetines by the face: https://www.pampling.com?utm_campaign=Afiliacion&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Patrocinio&utm_content=RRSS&utm_term=NOTODOVALE REDES SOCIALES: Instagram: instagram.com/notodovalepodcast Tik Tok: tiktok.com/@notodovalepodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/notodovaletvREDES SOCIALES: Instagram: instagram.com/notodovalepodcast Tik Tok: tiktok.com/@notodovalepodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/notodovaletv

En este episodio nos acompaña Mapi Hermida (@la_gastronoma), directiva, creadora de contenido y experta en la gestión del tiempo. En su nuevo libro "Sí te da la vida: Cómo conquistar tu tiempo, enfocarte en lo que realmente importa y ensanchar tu vida", nos invita a replantear nuestra relación con el reloj desde una perspectiva realista y accesible. Porque no se trata de ser más eficientes, sino de disfrutar más de la vida, reconociendo que siempre hay tiempo para lo que realmente importa. Presentan David Tomás, CEO de Cyberclick y autor de “La empresa más feliz del mundo” y “Diario de un millennial”, y Edu Pascual, creador y productor de podcast.

86400 son los segundos que tiene un día. Los que no utilices, desaparecen. Aprovechar el tiempo significa ser consciente de lo que para ti es importante, valorarlo, y disfrutarlo tantos segundos de tu día como puedas. La mala noticia es que el tiempo vuela. La buena: que tú eres el piloto. De todo ello hablo hoy en el salón de Casa Perfecta con Mapi Hermida, periodista y creadora de contenidos de las redes sociales de La Gastrónoma. Directora de comunicación durante el día y periodista de noche. Mapi acaba de publicar su libro, titulado Sí te da la vida, donde nos da muchos consejos prácticos para ensanchar nuestro tiempo y disfrutarlo sin estrés. Puedes encontrar a Mapi Hermida en: Su web: https://mapihermida.com Su Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mapihermida/?hl=es El podcast de Mapi Hermida: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-podcast-mapi-hermida-lagastronoma_sq_f11155275_1.html — - Si te gusta este podcast o este episodio, por favor, valóralo dejándome un Me gusta ♥️ o un comentario 💬, y compártelo 🔗con otras personas para que podamos crear una comunidad más grande en torno al orden y la organización. 🔔 Suscríbete para recibir una notificación cada vez que haya disponible un episodio nuevo, que es cada sábado (así no te perderás ninguno). 📍Casa Perfecta forma parte de Ivoox Originals 📀: solo podrás escucharlo completo en Ivoox, a través de la web o de la App. También podrás seguirme en redes sociales, dejarme comentarios y contactar conmigo en podcastcasaperfecta@gmail.com 🤗

86400 son los segundos que tiene un día. Los que no utilices, desaparecen. Aprovechar el tiempo significa ser consciente de lo que para ti es importante, valorarlo, y disfrutarlo tantos segundos de tu día como puedas. La mala noticia es que el tiempo vuela. La buena: que tú eres el piloto. De todo ello hablo hoy en el salón de Casa Perfecta con Mapi Hermida, periodista y creadora de contenidos de las redes sociales de La Gastrónoma. Directora de comunicación durante el día y periodista de noche. Mapi acaba de publicar su libro, titulado Sí te da la vida, donde nos da muchos consejos prácticos para ensanchar nuestro tiempo y disfrutarlo sin estrés. Puedes encontrar a Mapi Hermida en: Su web: https://mapihermida.com Su Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mapihermida/?hl=es El podcast de Mapi Hermida: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-podcast-mapi-hermida-lagastronoma_sq_f11155275_1.html — - Si te gusta este podcast o este episodio, por favor, valóralo dejándome un Me gusta ♥️ o un comentario 💬, y compártelo 🔗con otras personas para que podamos crear una comunidad más grande en torno al orden y la organización. 🔔 Suscríbete para recibir una notificación cada vez que haya disponible un episodio nuevo, que es cada sábado (así no te perderás ninguno). 📍Casa Perfecta forma parte de Ivoox Originals 📀: solo podrás escucharlo completo en Ivoox, a través de la web o de la App. También podrás seguirme en redes sociales, dejarme comentarios y contactar conmigo en podcastcasaperfecta@gmail.com 🤗 Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Mapi Hermida es La Gastrónoma y hoy se une al club para charlar sobre la gestión del tiempo, su doble vida como Directora de Comunicación del Grupo Día y su alter ego como La Gastrónoma, uno de los blogs de gastronomía de referencia. Además, se estrena como escritora pues acaba de escribir un libro cuyo título "Sí te da la vida" es un manual para aquellos que dicen no tener tiempo para nada y reivindica que, con una buena gestión, las herramientas adecuadas y, sobre todo, saber para qué quieres ese tiempo que reclamas no tener, sí te da la vida.

“Agua viva” de Clarice Lispector es una obra fascinante que desafía los límites del lenguaje y la expresión. Esa novela de la escritora ucraniana-brasileña, fue convertida y tomó otra vida en una pieza escénica que se presentó en julio de 2023 en el MAPI. Este año la obra vuelve al escenario, con una función muy especial, el viernes 9 de agosto en la Sala Hugo Balzo del Auditorio del Sodre. Esta presentación llega ya con localidades agotadas. Detrás del espectáculo que comenzó a tomar forma por 2018 está el trabajo y la investigación de un destacado equipo: Actúa: Camila Parard Dirección escénica: Felipe Ipar Diseño espacial y lumínico: Danisa Boyssonade Diseño de espacio sonoro: Enzo Vogrincic Diseño de vestuario: Stefanía Reta Arquitectura del espacio: Gustavo Ipar Diseño de imagen visual, comunicación y fotografía: Stefanía Reta Coach vocal: Mariana Garcia Guerreiro Adaptación dramatúrgica: Camila Parard Producción: Gabriela Larrañaga Dirección general: Camila Parard y Felipe Ipar

El alcalde de Ferrol, José Manuel Rey Varela, izó el sábado la bandera azul en la playa de Caranza, uno de los cinco arenales del municipio en los que ondeará esta distinción que concede la Asociación de Educación Ambiental y del Consumidor (Adeac) en base a diferentes criterios de calidad. En el acto estuvieron presentes representantes de la corporación municipal, de la asociación vecinal de Caranza y de la ASCM. Las banderas azules también ondean desde ayer en Esmelle, San Xurxo, A Fragata-O Pareixal y Doniños.

Al CPK d'avui: · Vam anar a veure la masterclass de John Wilson a Barcelona i vam sortir dient WOOOW · Recordeu que al començament de la temporada vam anar a veure una tarotista, la Mapi, per que ens digués que merdes passaria a l'NBA? Revisem les seves prediccions! · Partidarraquen de la parra entre Denver i Minnie. La sèrie ha començat però al revés? · On queda Jokic amb el seu tercer MVP? · Les declaracions de Tatum sobre si Boston és un súper equip. · OKC vs Dallas, quina risota amb Lively corrents com el correcaminos. · Sessió de teràpia oberta amb el Manel sobre el Knicks - Pacers. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cantplaykanter/message

Doors to the Freelance Grant Writer Academy are Now Open Until Sunday, May 12th at 11:59 pm EST. The Freelance Grant Writer Academy is a 12-Month group coaching program for new and experienced grant writers to get everything you need to replace your full-time income by working flexible hours while writing high-quality grants quickly. Our students have earned more than $60Million+ in grant funding, and in less than a year, have earned $1.2MIillion+ in income into their grant writing businesses. This episode, Academy Student Mapi Garcia discusses how she had a freelance grant writing business for two and a half years, but it wasn't until she joined the Freelance Grant Writer Academy that she was able to get consistent clients and revenue. Within four months of joining the Freelance Grant Writer Academy she has made $62,775 in her grant writing business, AND has her first ever retainer client, which has set her up for consistent cash flow. The system and reframe of how to set expectations with nonprofit clients has been a gamechanger for her. When you join the Freelance Grant Writer Academy, aspiring and seasoned grant writers get everything you need to quit your full-time job and replace your full-time income by freelance grant writing from your home. The Freelance Grant Writer Academy is a 12-Month group coaching program, where you get curriculum, coaching, customized feedback and support to start a Freelance Grant Writing Business. The price of the Academy is only One Payment of $2,500 (Get 2 Months Free!) or 12 Monthly Payments of $250.  The doors are open to The Freelance Grant Writer Academy until May 12th, click here to join - https://grantwritingandfunding.com/freelance-grant-writer-academy/ To learn more about this episode AND get the full links for each of these, click here: https://grantwritingandfunding.com/bonus Favor, please? If you love this podcast, would you please do me a favor and leave a review on iTunes or your podcast listener? This helps others find the podcast and I read each and every review! “Every time I listen to Holly's show, I learn something”

Fabienne Agliari"Appetricchio"Fazi Editorewww.fazieditore.itUn ritorno alle origini alla ricerca delle radici.Un viaggio dal Nord al Sud dell'Italia, per ritrovare un luogo magico e ideale.Situato sul fianco di una montagna, non lontano dal mare, separato dal resto della vallata da un ponte malfermo che gli abitanti non attraversano mai, Appetricchio è il posto dove tornare per far pace con noi stessi e capire chi siamo. È qui che è nata Rosa, la madre di Mapi e Lupo, gemelli di Brescia che ad Appetricchio hanno trascorso tutte le vacanze della loro infanzia.In paese vivono personaggi stravaganti: la maggior parte di loro si chiama Rocco, in onore del santo patrono, nessuno ha un cognome e ognuno parla un dialetto che sembra una lingua straniera, strana e imprevedibile. Andando in auto verso Appetricchio, i protagonisti ricordano con nostalgia le avventure semplici e i rapporti genuini vissuti in quel posto che è sempre rimasto nei loro cuori, fino a svelare, con un inaspettato colpo di scena, il motivo che li ha tenuti lontani per un periodo così lungo della loro esistenza.Un romanzo unico e originalissimo, dall'atmosfera avvolgente e piena di rimandi, capace di creare un sentimento nostalgico di forte immedesimazione con la descrizione del paese sospeso nel tempo che qui assume una valenza quasi universale.Diverso a ogni pagina, in grado di sorprendere il lettore con il suo stile pirotecnico e le sue vivaci trovate linguistiche, Appetricchio è un libro spiazzante e soprattutto una lettura appassionante in cui chiunque potrà ritrovarsi. Con la sua penna brillante e un'ironia tutta speciale, Fabienne Agliardi crea un mondo nuovo dando vita a un inedito racconto corale costruito con una lingua ricca di sfumature, dalla notevole forza narrativa.Fabienne AgliardiHa frequentato i corsi di Scrittura creativa di Raul Montanari e nel 2018 la Scuola Belleville. Nel 2020 ha esordito con Buona la prima (Morellini Editore), che ha avuto ottimi riscontri di critica e di pubblico. Giornalista, laureata in Lingue con una tesi sulle parodie, ha collaborato per dieci anni con Mondadori ed è tra gli autori satirici di «Prugna». Dopo due lustri alla Bocconi ha spezzato le catene: ora è consulente in comunicazione e relazioni esterne e si dedica alla scrittura. Vive a Milano, ma quando può si rifugia in Valle d'Aosta.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/1487855/advertisement

La seleccionadora nacional charla con Manu Carreño antes del compromiso frente a Italia

Looking for a naturopathic approach to cancer? In this episode of The Dr. Kinney Show, I sat down with Dr. Sonia Malani, who is a naturopathic doctor who specializes in cancer care, to have a conversation all about integrative oncology and the options you have as a cancer patient.Dr. Sonia Malani ND, FABNO is a physician, author, and researcher. Dr. Malani graduated from Bastyr University with her doctorate in naturopathic medicine, and I am so excited to share this fascinating conversation with you. Topics covered in this episode include:The role of an integrative oncologistThe improved quality of life integrative oncologists offerThe role of insulin in cancerWhy more people than ever want to learn about naturopathic medicineHow cancer can change your lifeThere is so much that can be done for cancer patients, and integrative oncologists can be a huge part of your healing journey. Tune in to learn how! Show notes available at www.drerinkinney.com/141Resources Mentioned: Follow Dr. Malani on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drsoniamalani/?hl=enVisit her website: https://drmalani.com/Check her out on Rupa Health: https://www.rupahealth.com/author/dr-sonia-malaniVisit the OncANP website: https://www.oncanp.org/find-an-nd#!directory/mapI would love to connect on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrKinneyND and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drkinney!

Vero Boquete, una de las grandes leyendas del fútbol español, seguirá una temporada más como comentarista en 'Marcador Europeo'. La internacional, que se ha estrenado este curso en el duelo entre Real Madrid y Union Berlín, ha repasado la situación actual de la Selección Española Femenina tras las reuniones entre el Consejo Superior de Deportes, la RFEF y las futbolistas dirigidas por Montse Tomé. La comentarista de 'Marcador Europeo', tras todos los actos acontecidos en este inicio de semana en La Oliva se muestra optimista: "Estamos en el mejor momento de esta situación. Soy muy optimista. No sé si todavía se ha entendido el problema pero sí se ha escuchado. Eso no se había dado. Se ha intentado entender y dar pasos en una dirección común. Soy optimista para que el futuro del fútbol femenino y del fútbol español sea mejor", recalca con Felipe del Campo. Boquete ha querido mandar su apoyo a Mapi León y Patri Guijarro: "A Mapi León y Patri Guijarro les mando fuerza. Estamos con ellas. Les entendemos perfectamente, al igual que las compañeras que están en la concentración. Estoy convencida de que Mapi y Patri volverán a la Selección", ha sido el consejo de Verónica Boquete a las dos futbolistas que ya renunciaron ir a la Copa del Mundo de Australia y Nueva Zelanda de este verano. Las dos jugadores han vuelto a Barcelona tras hablar con las entidades pertinentes y mostrar sus motivos para que la RFEF siga con los cambios que consideran oportunos.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this day in 1967, Jimi Hendrix played his last show as the opening act for the Monkees. At least, that's one obscure fact about this day that serves as an ice-breaker for the July 17, 2023 edition of Charlottesville Community Engagement. But how do we know for sure? Is there a recording? Were any of you there? In any case, I'm skeptical but this is sadly not the focus of this installment of the program. In this particular edition: * A brief look at tonight's meeting of the Louisa County Board of Supervisors* Charlottesville opens up grant program for festivals and events* The search continues for a new fire chief* Some city departments will move into the S&P Building* Charlottesville City Council and the Planning Commission further discuss changes to draft zoning mapI like to write about this community. I really love when people read it. Sign up for free and I promise not to beg you for money. But I do appreciate paid subscriptions.First shout-out: Plant Northern Piedmont NativesSince the beginning of this newsletter, one Patreon supporter has dedicated their shout-out to an organization that seeks to draw awareness of the importance of native species to the ecosystem. As we approach summer, Plant Northern Piedmont Natives wants you to know they've printed over 9,280 copies of their guide Piedmont Native Plants: A Guide for Landscapes and Gardens. In this guide, Piedmont native plants are defined as those that evolved before the influence of European settlements shaped and changed the landscape. Plants included in the guide were selected from the Digital Atlas of the Virginia Flora and occur naturally within the region. You can download your copy today for free! Louisa County Supervisors do in fact meet tonightThere's a public hearing on a 5 megawatt solar facility We begin today with a correction. Or rather, an admission of an omission on this mission to inform and illuminate decisions. The Louisa County Board of Supervisors will meet this evening. I'd reported incorrectly that they took the day but that was my error. Rather than repeat all of that, head over to today's Fifth District Community Engagement for an explanation of what happened.Visit above for all of the details, but there are four public hearings worth placing here before we get on with getting through the week ahead.  * There is no staff report for a resolution that would change Louisa County code to allow for the Board of Supervisors to issue a five percent real property tax rebate to citizens. (resolution)* There's a public hearing on a siting agreement for a 5 megawatt solar facility known as OCHS solar or Louisa Solar. This would bring $50,000 to the county if the project is approved. (resolution) (siting agreement)* There's a related public hearing for a conditional use permit for the above project. Go back and look at the meeting overview for a link to more information. * There's a request for a conditional use permit for an equipment sales and rental business in a General Commercial District. The Planning Commission recommended approval with eight conditions. (resolution)A glimpse at the latest report from the City Manager RogersCharlottesville City Council meets tonight and one item I did not include in yesterday's Week Ahead is the report from interim City Manager Michael C. Rogers. Rogers will soon hand over the position to Deputy City Manager Sam Sanders, and Council will vote on Sanders' contract tonight.One of the aspects Rogers' brought to the job when he began in early 2022 was the creation of a written report about what's happening inside of city government. Here are some stories from the latest report.City awarding $560,000 in grants for arts, culture, and festivalsLast August, City Council set aside $580,000 from the American Rescue Plan Act to help spur community events in the wake of the pandemic. The window is open for groups who want to try something new or sustain something existing.“The program is intended to promote citywide special events that will activate public spaces, enrich the lives of residents, encourage partnerships between organizations, foster a vibrant and diverse community, and stimulate economic activity,” reads the report. Applications will be taken in four separate windows and up to $10,000 will be awarded for each event. Take a look at the city's website for information about how to apply.  Search continues for a new fire chief for CharlottesvilleCharlottesville is a city that has had much turnover and many high profile vacancies. That includes the position of fire chief. Michael Thomas has been serving on an interim basis since Hezedean Smith left to take a position in Florida. There were 30 applications to become the new chief. “The in-house review committee, which included representatives of the Fire Fighters union, narrowed the field to eight who were invited to do online interviews. And after that review, four candidates are invited for in-person interviews,” reads the interim city manager's report. An appointment is expected in the next several weeks. City departments moving into S&P BuildingThe City of Charlottesville owns the S&P Building at 700 East Jefferson Street and the Charlottesville Economic Development Authority leases it to S&P. City Council was briefed on the terms of this arrangement last June.Just over a year later, a few city departments will be moving into the building on the 1st and 2nd floors. These include the Office of Community Solutions and Public Works' Engineering Division. A regional group will also move into the space. “The Emergency Communications Center will occupy most of the first floor as training and space for back-office operations to lighten the current pressure at the main office on Ivy Road,” the report continues. Other items:* A new proposed pay scale for city employees will be presented to City Council on August 7 followed by a first reading on August 21. * Melinda Crawford is retiring from her position as the Chief Executive Officer of the Charlottesville Regional Airport. Internal candidates for her replacement will be interviewed by the Charlottesville Albemarle Airport Authority in August. * There were a total of five complaints made to the Police Civilian Oversight Board between October 2022 and April 2023. Three were forwarded to the Police Department's Office of Professional Standards. One was referred to the traffic engineering division as it was about a crosswalk. One more complaint is still pending. The one complaint received in May will be closed because it involved a UVA police officer. No complaints were received in June. * An update on the decarbonization study for municipal gas will be given to Council in October with a final report to be ready in February. Council was briefed on the launch of the study in March. Second shout-out: eBike Lending Library In today's second subscriber supported shout-out, one Patreon supporter wants you to know that Charlottesville now has an eBike Lending Library!  E-bikes are a great way to get around the community but there are many brands and styles to choose from. Because many e-bikes are sold online, it can be a challenge to try an e-bike before buying one.The Charlottesville E-bike Lending Library is a free, not-for-profit service working to expand access to e-bikes in the area. They have a small collection of e-bikes that we lend out to community members for up to a week, for free. You can experience your daily commute, go grocery shopping, or even bike your kids to school, and decide whether e-bikes are right for you. Check out this service at https://www.ebikelibrarycville.orgCharlottesville City Council and the Planning Commission further discuss changes to draft zoning mapSpoiler alert. I'm still quite behind on writing about the latest on the draft zoning code in Charlottesville. I also really want to write up the discussion on the Comprehensive Plan in last week. Later this week I'll write up the three hour discussion from July 13, 2023 between the City Council and the Planning Commission. Near the beginning of the Charlottesville Planning Commission meeting held on Tuesday, July 11,  there was this bit of information from Missy Creasy, the deputy director of the city's department of Neighborhood Development Services. “Because we're going to be talking about the zoning ordinance at length on Thursday, we won't have any additional zoning ordinance discussions for this evening,” Creasy said.The Planning Commission has held two joint work sessions with the City Council on the work session. The first was held on July 5 and was intended to be a continuation of a May 23 work session on potential changes to the zoning map. That one lasted four hours, and I have a summary of that discussion. You can either listen to it here on Charlottesville Community Engagement or read the text-only version on Information Charlottesville. The July 13 edition focused on residential neighborhoods and I plan to write that up in detail. But the July 5 noontime meeting began with an exchange captured between Charlottesville Mayor Lloyd Snook and Charlottesville Planning Commissioner Lyle Solla-Yates.“R-A, R-B, and R-C,” Solla-Yates can be heard before the meeting began. “I talked with staff about it just now, and that will be the next one that will be addressed at a work session…. Do you understand the issue?” “Well, I understand the issue, but I don't understand the resolution,” Snook said. “We will get there,” Solla-Yates said.“Okay,” Snook. “Which is a terrible answer, but that's my answer today,” Solla-Yates said. “Okay,” Snook. “Your concern is noted,” Solla-Yates said. What concern? What resolution? Maybe we'll find out. The July 5 meeting took two hours. The group went one by one through a series of specific requests recommended by members of the public. The following is some of what they discussed. Cedar Hills Road at District AvenueA two-block section of Hydraulic Road across from Stonefield in Albemarle County is currently listed as Corridor Mixed-Use 5 in the draft zoning code. One member of the public noted that currently some of those blocks are duplexes and other affordable places to live. Commissioner Philip d'Oronzio suggested switching those not fronting Hydraulic Road to Residential-A or Residential-B in order to preserve them. Councilor Brian Pinkston pointed out that the Commonwealth Transportation Board recently approved a roundabout at District Avenue at Hydraulic. That means some of those structures may be demolished to make way for that project. Snook, a member of the MPO Policy Board, said at least two buildings would have to go. (read that story)“Part of my concern is that I would hate to get to a situation where we are so determined to maximize housing that we don't allow for commercial uses in places where commercial uses make sense,” Snook said. d'Oronzio described the existing character of the land not fronting Hydraulic.“Once you get two steps back from Hydraulic you are in a quiet suburban neighborhood,” d'Oronzio said. The group reached consensus to make many of the changes to some of the properties. As this is a written and audio visual, I can't see precisely what was changed. Rugby / Grady and accommodating the student population Another request to the Future Land Use Map was for an area around Rugby Avenue and Grady Avenue designated for High-Intensity Residential. This is an area that's used for off-Grounds housing for students at the University of Virginia. “The current designation shows High-Intensity Residential for 3 owner-occupied homes, which seems to me like an encroachment of that student area into non-student land that won't be necessary if we densify within its current boundaries,” reads the request.  When the draft zoning map was drawn, these parcels were designated as Residential Mixed Use, or RX-3.At the work session, Commissioner Rory Stolzenberg suggested going in the other direction and increasing them by one grade to RX-5.“And the general philosophy of fitting as many students into existing student areas as we can so that they stop spreading out, Stolzenberg said. “That would leave a little more room to fit them in. I think 5 is also fairly consistent with some new development on Virginia Avenue that's four stories over there that is obviously higher than three.” However, Stolzenberg suggested some of the owner-occupied houses could be reduced to address the community member's concern. This topic comes up at a time when the University of Virginia is conducting a planning study for an initiative to house all second-year students on Grounds. Charlottesville Mayor Lloyd Snook expressed skepticism. “That's just me trying to read tea leaves and it's not any inside knowledge,” Snook said. “And if it happens it's going to happen probably at least five years from now anyway and maybe more like ten. Who knows? By that time we'll have a different Board of Visitors and we may have a different president. We don't know.” Planning Commissioner Carl Schwarz pointed out that after 14th Street was up-zoned in 2003, many houses came down to make way for the large apartment buildings that have been built ever since. Schwarz served two terms on the Board of Architectural Review (BAR) before being appointed to the Planning Commission last year and has seen many applications in this specific area. “This area has been kind of a battle ground for the BAR,” Schwarz said. “It is a bit of a struggle because there are a lot of single family houses that are no longer single family houses. And it's a little frustrating because there's an elementary school and the library and you've got parks. It's set up as a neighborhood but it's almost exclusively lived in by students.” Councilor Brian Pinkston raised a concern that the city may not have the ability to handle the additional density. The properties adjoining a nearby intersection are either Residential-C or RX-3. “We're assuming a lot of things about vehicles, we're assuming a lot of things about the road network, and so where Rugby (Road) comes into Preston (Avenue) just north of there essentially in an area that for better or worse has been residential for many years, that's going to be essentially like a hub as we're looking at it and I have some questions about whether that's really feasible.” Commissioner Rory Stolzenberg said that was not the area he was considering for upzoning. He meant closer to the University on properties that are currently zoned either in the UMD or UHD category. “That is zoned for 50 feet, five stories,” Stolzenberg said. “So really what we're proposing in this map is really a downzoning from what we allow there now. RX-5 would be what's allowed now.”Snook asked if anyone had ever quantified the number of UVA students who live in areas designated in student housing. Bill Palmer works in the office of the UVA Architect and said they've studied the issue.“Generally what we've found for undergraduates especially is that they want to be as close to UVA as possible,” Palmer said. “I will say that this area and [Jefferson Park Avenue] are both serve by our [University Transit Service] and very walkable.” However, Palmer said many students do bring their cars and if there are no parking minimums in the future, there would have to be some management. Upzoning church propertiesThere has been a trend in Charlottesville for church properties to go through rezonings to add residential density. This has happened at Hinton Avenue Baptist Church in Belmont, Park Street Christian Church, and Mount View Baptist Church in Locust Grove.In the comments on the Future Land Use Map made so far there were two further requests for church properties to be designated for future residential growth. These are at the Greek Orthodox Church on McIntire Road and Mount Zion Baptist Church. The Greek Orthodox Church property has a draft zoning designation of Residential-C. The Mount Zion Baptist Church property is Residential-A and is in the Sensitive Communities overlay. Commissioner Karim Habbab suggested it could be increased.“The South First Street development across the street is RX-3,” Habbab said. “Would it make sense to make [Mount Zion Baptist Church] RX-3? It's right on Elliot Avenue.” Freas said doing so as part of this process would require an alteration to the Future Land Use Map, which may slow down the rezoning process. Upzoning north of the BypassCharlottesville Mayor Lloyd Snook responded to community members suggestions that the area north of the U.S. 250 Bypass might not be suitable for medium-intensity residential. I'll point out that as I write this, I don't have access to the spreadsheet to which Planning Commissioners and Councilors made reference. For instance, the current draft zoning map designates properties along Meadowbrook Heights Road, Grove Road and Kenwood Lane as Residential-B matching the Medium-Intensity designation called for in the Future Land Use Map.  “One of the primary reasons why I really don't want to increase density right there unless we are going to solve the traffic problem,” Snook said. “That gets back to the question that I've been asking for a year now which is what responsibility do we have if we create a greater degree of intensity of use there?” Snook said the city has limited resources to put into infrastructure and the city might have to use eminent domain to buy right of way for more sidewalks. More on this topic in future editions of the program. Reading material:* Albemarle County plans study to address overcrowding, undercrowding in schools, Faith Redd, Charlottesville Daily Progress (paywall), July 15, 2023* Around $20K collected in Charlottesville from plastic bag tax, NBC29, Jacob Phillips, July 16, 2023Here's what's at the end of #557:I write this edition in Langhorne, Pennsylvania. I'll be here a lot more. How much more? Doesn't really matter, but what does matter is that torrential rain hit here the other day and a family of seven died when their vehicle washed away in a flash flood. Pennsylvania is contemplating joining the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative while Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin is doing what he can to pull out. What should happen? I don't know. But the point of this newsletter is to make you pay attention to what's happening and I am disappointed I've not been able to cover this specific issue. Why do any of us do any of the things we do? What is this life? Is it mere trivia that Jimi Hendrix did in fact open for the Monkees? Who gets to decide what is interesting and what's worth knowing? What's really worth paying attention to? All of us. I thank you for choosing to read what I put together. Advertising returns next time. Please pay attention and learn everything you can about this very complex world that needs constant vigilance to survive. Charlottesville Community Engagement is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit communityengagement.substack.com/subscribe

Jeffrey Mosher welcomes Dr. Nancy Barr, Executive Director, Michigan Allied Poultry Industries (MAPI), East Lansing, Michigan but serving statewide. To start it out Dr. Barr, please share the scope and purpose of the Michigan Allied Poultry Industries? Our reason for catching up with you today is that I understand you are accepting suggestions for nominations to serve on the 2024-2025 American Egg Board (AEB), which is U.S. egg farmers' link to consumers in communicating the value of the incredible egg, tell us about that. Do I understand that AEB is currently seeking a diverse group of candidates, and appointed members will serve a two-year term? Do you have any more insight regarding the nomination process? What's the deadline, remind us again how folks can go about suggesting those nominations. Anything else we should know at this time? » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Subscribe to MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCqNX… » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

Ginny sits down with board-certified dermatologist & friend, Dr. Mohiba Tareen. In the fall of 2018, Ginny needed Dr. Tareen's help. She had a huge lump growing rapidly above her right eye and her face and eye were swelling terribly. She was concerned. Dr. Tareen was also concerned and was able to see her rather quickly. Upon entering the room, Dr. Tareen diagnosed Ginny with singles...on her face. This seemed unusual since she was only in her 30's, but Dr. Tareen asked right away, "Have you been under a lot of stress?" That's what sparked this episode and the important dialogue around the topic of how stress manifests in our hair, skin & nails. Who better to have this conversation with than an expert?! Ginny wondered if our bodies sometimes know we're under stress before our minds can catch up. Dr. Tareen unpacks how stress can impact the skin with things like shingles, acne, eczema, psoriasis, precancerous lesions...or even melanoma. Ginny also experienced significant hair loss & breakage during this time, as identified by her hair stylist. Dr. Tareen let us know that this is very common, especially in women. She breaks down the 3 different phases of hair growth and how they play a part: telogen, anagen & catagen. Dr. Tareen didn't just talk about the issues, but also provided solutions to all of these issues. In nails, you may also experience breakage and Dr. Tareen shared that picking cuticles & skin is also common when people are under stress. And of course, it wouldn't be a complete conversation with a board-certified dermatologist if we didn't talk prevention (your skin is your largest organ!) and sun protection. Dr. Tareen unpacked the best sunscreens and that you need to protect your skin from both UVA (aging) and UVA (burning) rays and the best way to do this is with a physical block, like a zinc. Get your skin checks, take vitamin D, wear sun protection, & invest in a hat. Dr. Mohiba Tareen Bio: Dr. Mohiba Tareen is a highly-regarded board-certified dermatologist. She is the Founder and Medical Director of Tareen Dermatology. Since its establishment in 2011, Tareen Dermatology has grown to five locations - Roseville, Faribault, Maplewood, Monticello, MN, with its newest location in Hudson, WI.Dr. Tareen is a magna cum laude graduate of the University of Michigan, where she was a member of the Phi Beta Kappa honor society. She earned her medical degree at the University of Michigan and was inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. She was awarded two prestigious scholarships in medical school: The Glasgow-Rubin Award to the top 5 female graduates and the MAPI award for the number one academic student of Indian descent.Dr. Tareen completed her dermatology residency at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York, New York. During this time, she also lectured extensively and had her work published in several prestigious medical journals, including The New England Journal of Medicine. In addition, she was awarded the Conrad Stritzler Award of the New York Dermatological Society while a second-year resident.Dr. Tareen completed a prestigious Procedural Dermatology Fellowship where she specialized in advanced laser, surgery, and cosmetic dermatology. She subsequently practiced medical and cosmetic dermatology in Manhattan. She comes from a family of doctors and is married to a urologist, with whom she has five beautiful children. Tareen Dermatology Information: Website: www.tareendermatology.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TareenDermatology Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tareendermatology/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tareenderm YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TareenDermatology/featured LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tareen-dermatology/ Ginny's Socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ginnypriem/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Ginnypriem LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ginny-priem-8a87248/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGyzQcBdoL1GoLaBCkE9Bag --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ginny-priem/message

Ayudada por los testimonios de otras mujeres que han vivido la experiencia de parir en EE.UU., con este podcast quiero mostraros la realidad de las madres y padres de este país. La clave de este tema es la disparidad, la falta de homogeneidad de derechos, que debilita el poder del feminismo para seguir avanzando.Si nos apoyas en Patreon, por allí también podrás encontrar un Podcast Extra en el que yankimarido y yo hablamos distendidamente sobre este tema. Puedes suscribirte aquí: https://www.patreon.com/alo_miamiGracias a todas las mujeres (¡y un hombre!) que me han ayudado en la elaboración de este podcast: Sophia, Yolanda, Cris, Mapi, Susana, Marta, Ana, Helena, Elena, Lourdes y su yankimarido Jonathan, Lucía, MariCarmen, Raquel, Paloma, Silvia, Carla, Mireia. Espero que no se me esté olvidando nadie. Muchísimas gracias a todas por compartirme vuestra experiencia.Aquí os dejo los enlaces que os menciono en el episodio. Los datos de macrotrends sobre mortalidad en el embarazo en distintos países del mundo y los vídeos de la serie documental Giving birth in America, de la CNN.

I am sharing part of a half-day Holy Spirit Workshop that I am giving at a local Catholic parish. This is just the beginning of the workshop, which focuses on our call to be disciples - and our call to go and make disciples.I mention in this episode a resource that I am sharing with the participants of the workshop and wanted to add it here because I think it is really amazing!You can download the Discipleship Road Map and see the video I'll be showing to my group on the FOCUS Equip website: https://focusoncampus.org/content/discipleship-road-mapI'm here for you. I'm praying for you. You are NOT alone!Please subscribe to this podcast so you won't miss a thing! FREE Sacred Sobriety Kick-Start: https://the-catholic-sobriety-coach.myflodesk.com/5-day-sobriety-kick-startJoin the Sacred Sobriety Lab: https://sacredsobrietylab.comDrink Less or Not at All FREE Guide: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/63a4abe81488000c28b9ba89 Follow me on Instagram @thecatholicsobrietycoach Visit my Website: https://thecatholicsobrietycoach.com

Guest: Mapi Mhlangu is MD of MInsight Content Creation and she joins John to discuss the NEHAWU strikes and to implore public servants to recognise the moral obligation at the heart of medicine.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jueves de lotería de Navidad en el que repasaremos lops resultados de los partidos de ayer de la Copa del Rey y la victoria del Barça femenino de fútbol en Champions. Después hablamos de la oferta del Newcastle por Memphis, el principio de acuerdo entre el PSG y Messi, el sueño de Laporta de ver al argentino volviendo al Barça, la apuesta por De Jong y la espera de la decisión de Busquets, palabras de Mapi León por perderse el mundial por la polémica con Jorge Vilda y la oficialización de la rescisión del contrato de Isco con el Sevilla.

Hoy venimos con muchas sorpresas. Un fichaje estelar, una visita inesperada pero sobre todo muchísimo periodismo.

Hoy venimos con muchas sorpresas. Un fichaje estelar, una visita inesperada pero sobre todo muchísimo periodismo.

Hoy trasnochamos con Carla Pulpón, la artista que pone la voz y el alma a Mapi, la niña virtual de pelo rosa más polémica y querida de Televisión Española. Después, el vigía, Alfonso Levy, le hará un regalo en forma de palabras. En "Cuarto creciente", con motivo del Día Mundial de la Salud Mental que se ha celebrado este lunes, hablamos con los oyentes de los problemas que se encuentran en este sentido en su día a día. Escuchar audio

Hoy trasnochamos con Carla Pulpón, la artista que pone la voz y el alma a Mapi, la niña virtual de pelo rosa más polémica y querida de Televisión Española, que se ha acercado a nuestros estudios para hablarnos de sus próximos proyectos. Escuchar audio

¿Alguna vez te has encontrado con un famoso? Hay un montón de andayeros y andayeras que sí y que nos lo cuentan hoy. Jesús de Madrid, por ejemplo, se topó con un famoso actor de nuestro país. Lo fuerte es que ambos son casi idénticos. Nos contará qué ocurrió. En la broma, San Bernardino se pondrá el acento francés para llamar a Miriam de Sevilla. Como perdió el móvil hace poco, el hará creer que el ladrón lo está usando para comprar cosas carísimas en París. Y no fallarán Nacho Gómez Hermosura con su zapping y Keru Sánchez volverá de vacaciones para regalar una taza a golpe de rima y guitarra en El Musikeru.

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Esta semana en el podcast número uno del país comentamos la viralidad de Mapi y qué opinamos del nuevo programa de La 1, por qué funcionan las canciones-protesta si resultan ser Chandelier y cómo se hace el alioli casero. Y por si fuera poco, las presentadoras se tiran los trastos a la cabeza en un consultorio muy esclarecedor.

This episode is all about Vata, how and why it goes out of balance, and natural Ayurvedic remedies for pacifying vata. If this sounds new to you, listen to the last episode first on Ayurveda fundamentals and about the three doshas. Opening music by Lena Belle. The two companies I recommended for looking for Ayurvedic herbs are banyanbotanicals.com and MAPI.com. I also recommended Jennifer Piercy's yoga Nidras on Insight Timer app. Enjoy the episode and please leave a review!

Let's hear about how great our God is, and what he is doing in PNG! We are going to review the final numbers for 2021 as well as see what we have so far in 2022! A Pastor's wife received the Holy Ghost along with 2 others, and 2 came back to the church and was refilled with the Holy Ghost! 3 more baptized at Mapi church, and so much more! We're excited to see what God will do in 2022! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ryandmarshall/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ryandmarshall/support