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If you have ever held back in or out of the gym because of fear, this episode is for you. My guest, hybrid athlete and coach Alec Blenis, has great news about how resilient your body really is. Learn how to break through fear of injury in the gym - and in your mind - and tap into your strength and inner power. SPONSOR LINKS  www.kreaturesofhabit.com/MARCUS MARCUS - 20% off

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Welcome back to ARTMATTERS: The Podcast for ArtistsHappy New Years! On today's episode i sit down with two terrific detroit-based artists. James Oscar Lee is a painter and textile artist, and Marcus Marcus, a multi-hyphenate, who develops music, performance art, and practical design. These two have been friends for years, and are frequent collaborators, one of the many reasons i asked them both to sit down and speak with me today. In this conversation we  discuss the shifting productivity of their artistic careers, the quiet after finishing up a project, how they stay confident while exploring new platforms or media, working for others, working together, old guy tools, and a brief look into their daily studio practice. About Marcus Marcus:A dreamer learning to execute in the fields of Performance, Music and Practical Design. Born in Detroit, Raised in Southfield.About James Oscar Lee:James Oscar Lee is a Detroit-based painter and leather goods designer. His colorful abstract style on large-scale paintings layers figurative gestures and disrupted landscapes that tell multiple stories upon closer inspection. Each stroke of a brush or drag of a palette knife is meticulously but emotionally placed, like that of a note by a composer. Deeply inspired by music, the avant-garde sounds of both local and well-known musicians in part guide his every action as he paints. If you're enjoying the podcast so far, please rate, review, subscribe and SHARE ON INSTAGRAM!      If you have an any questions you want answered, write in to artmatterspodcast@gmail.comAbout the Podcast:Host: Isaac Mann www.isaacmann.cominsta: @isaac.mann Guest 1: Marcus Marcus https://open.spotify.com/artist/5thcH28PybtL9eWDG6DIbM?si=kOGHZRXBTR28DOmO8hKwuginsta: @hellclam Guest 2: James Oscar Lee https://www.jamesoscarlee.com/ insta: @understands_absolutely_not 

To build authentic brand connections with customers, it is essential for marketing professionals to understand the unique cultural context within which their target audience exists. This encompasses not only the cultural values and beliefs of the intended market but also the broader societal context within which these individuals reside. By accurately identifying their congregation (NOT target market) and their specific cultural attributes, marketers can create tailored messaging that communicates more effectively with the intended consumer base. In the podcast, Dr. Marcus Collins discusses his experience working with various brands, such as Beyoncé, Budweiser, and the Brooklyn Nets, that have built authentic connections with their customers by leveraging behavioral science. As a marketing professor and industry professional, Collins emphasizes the importance of finding a "congregation" of like-minded individuals who share the same beliefs, values, and attitudes as the brand. By focusing on these shared attributes, companies can create more genuine and meaningful relationships with their customers, fostering loyalty and a sense of real connection. In this episode, you will: Understand the significance of culture in crafting effective marketing campaigns. Realize the potential of focusing on a congregation over a target market for greater influence. Grasp the art of blending brand values with cultural norms to create authentic connections. Appreciate the benefits of a humble approach in navigating the ever-changing societal landscape. Analyze successful implementations of cultural marketing by leading companies. Show Notes: 00:00:00 - Introduction, Host Melina Palmer introduces Dr. Marcus Collins, an award-winning marketer, cultural translator, and author of For the Culture. 00:02:21 - Dr. Marcus Collins' Background, Dr. Collins talks about his background, growing up in Detroit, studying engineering, and his journey into marketing, including working at Apple and running digital strategy for Beyoncé. 00:06:29 - Importance of Culture, Dr. Collins explains the importance of culture and how it influences people's behavior and decision-making. He believes that understanding and respecting culture is crucial for businesses to effectively connect with their audiences. 00:09:40 - Learning About People, Marcus shares a pivotal moment in his career when he realized that his understanding of social media was limited because he didn't understand people. This realization led him to study human behavior and psychology, which has been instrumental in his work as a marketer. 00:14:13 - Marketing to Diverse Audiences, Dr. Collins discusses the importance of marketing to diverse audiences and the challenges that come with it. He emphasizes the need for businesses to go beyond surface-level diversity and truly understand different cultures and communities. 00:14:22 - The Power of Influence, Marcus Collins talks about the power of influence and how he became a better practitioner by studying network theory and the social sciences. He also shares how theory helped him launch campaigns for the Brooklyn Nets and Budweiser. 00:15:45 - Career Journey, Marcus Collins shares his journey from wanting to study musical theater to becoming a marketer and eventually pursuing a doctoral degree in sociology. He also talks about the importance of having mentors. 00:19:13 - Learning from Dan Ariely, Marcus shares his experience of being connected to Dan Ariely. Melina also shares about the kind nature of Dan. They collectively agree on the power of asking questions and being generous with others. 00:22:06 - Consumer Culture Theory, Marcus Collins talks about his doctoral research on consumer culture theory and how he became interested in the role of culture in understanding consumer behavior. He also discusses the evolution of marketing, from using psychology to sociology to culture to better understand people. 00:27:21 - Find a Congregation, Marcus discusses the importance of finding a congregation – or a group of people who share your values and beliefs – rather than a generic target market. He emphasizes the need for brands to focus on building a community and connecting with their audience on a deeper level. 00:28:37 - Understanding People and Business, People are at the core of business. Culture is anchored in our identity, and our identity is the character in the story we tell ourselves. Therefore, companies should target people who see the world the way they do, and those people will not only consume but also tell other people like them. 00:31:23 - Finding the Congregation, The biggest cheat code for understanding the underlying physics of humanity is behavioral sciences. Consumption is a cultural act, and our consumption is a product of our cultural subscription. Therefore, companies should focus on finding the congregation of people who see the world the way they do, and those people will do the marketing and communication for them. 00:35:01 - Relating it to Nike's Core Belief, Nike believes that every human body is an athlete, and they exist to help people realize their best athletic self. Nike talks to athletes, not people who just buy sneakers. They preach the gospel to their congregation, which is made up of many tribes who see the world the way they do. And those people not only consume but also share the gospel with other people. 00:38:55 - Consumption is a Cultural Act, Understanding the underlying physics of humanity is the biggest cheat code for any profession, whether you're an accountant, finance person, marketer, HR, leader, or C-suite. Consumption is a cultural act, and our consumption is a product of our cultural subscription. Therefore, companies should leverage the behavioral sciences to segment, target, and activate the market. 00:44:06 - Theoretical vs. Practical, Marcus Collins discusses how everything is theoretical in social sciences and how he spends more time contextualizing his explanations than teaching theories. He talks about how he breaks down complex ideas for students, and this approach has helped him socialize thinking within organizations. 00:45:16 - Humility in Academia, Collins talks about approaching academia from a humble place and realizing that everything is based on what is known at present. He believes that looking at the world from a more humble state has helped him be a better corporate citizen and partner. 00:47:53 - Melina's Closing Thoughts, Palmer discusses the idea of building a congregation of listeners and how understanding identities and tribalism can help businesses connect with consumers. She encourages listeners to consider what their brand could do to embrace culture and create a mutual benefit for everyone involved. 00:49:20 - Conclusion, Melina's top insights from the conversation. What stuck with you while listening to the episode? What are you going to try? Come share it with Melina on social media -- you'll find her as @thebrainybiz everywhere and as Melina Palmer on LinkedIn. Thanks for listening. Don't forget to subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Android. If you like what you heard, please leave a review on iTunes and share what you liked about the show.  I hope you love everything recommended via The Brainy Business! Everything was independently reviewed and selected by me, Melina Palmer. So you know, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. That means if you decide to shop from the links on this page (via Amazon or others), The Brainy Business may collect a share of sales or other compensation. Let's connect: Melina@TheBrainyBusiness.com The Brainy Business® on Facebook The Brainy Business on Twitter The Brainy Business on Instagram The Brainy Business on LinkedIn Melina on LinkedIn The Brainy Business on Youtube Learn and Support The Brainy Business: Check out and get your copies of Melina's Books.  Get the Books Mentioned on (or related to) this Episode: For The Culture, by Marcus Collins Predictably Irrational, by Dan Ariely Thinking Fast and Slow, by Daniel Kahneman Influence, by Robert Cialdini What Your Employees Need and Can't Tell You, by Melina Palmer Connect with Marcus:  Marcus on Twitter Follow Marcus on LinkedIn Marcus' Website Top Recommended Next Episode: Dan Ariely – What is Shapa? (ep 101) Already Heard That One? 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Through out English folklore there have been stories of large black shaggy dogs that have stalked the darkness. They have gone by many different names such as The Barghest, The Black Shuck, Paddfoot, etc. These phantom creatures are often seem as an omen of bad fortune and even death by some. Listen as our hosts break down a typical encounter with these creatures in different setting.  Vic draws parallels from other paranormal entities from around folklore. Marcus Marcus makes a case for a possible medical explanation that might be causing the behaviors of the The Barghest. Listen as these two hosts break down this legend like only OCS can.  The extended episode of our shows is EXCLUSIVE to our patrons. Vic and Marcus discuss whether the Dogman encounters we've heard of could be Barghest stories as well.  Sign up to become a patron and get access to this great content by clicking HERE Follow Us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OneCandleSociety Twitter: @1candlesociety Instagram: 1CandleSociety YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/OneCandleSociety

Host Jeff Crawford and Co Host Baba Here Love with first half the show with Ms. Anonymous and second half of the show with Marcus Rummery. This is the second anniversary of Giant Rock Podcast! We discuss Summer of 22 Pop Culture and other very interesting topics! Just Listen and Be Here Now Bio on Marcus -Marcus has been creative all of his life. Born to a journalist and scientist, and raised in a community adjacent to a nuclear research facility in rural Manitoba called Pinawa. Marcus' upbringing was one of dynamic creativity and radioactive inspiration.Marcus began performing stand-up comedy in 1996 in Ottawa. Then, less than a year later, he came third in Canada's Funniest New Comic contest. He has performed all across Canada and L.A., headlining in Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, toured the country twice, and been featured on XM Radio as well CBC Radio's Definitely Not the Opera and Madly Off in All Directions.In 2002 Marcus became certified to teach hot yoga, a then new practice involving vigorous exercise in an extreme environment where the heat is cranked to 40.6 Celsius and the humidity to 40%. For almost eleven years, ten times a week you could here his inspirational ranting all around Lotus Land until 2014 when he premiered Hot Prana. This new series that he calls the Crossfit of Yoga, was featured in his first teacher training in 2016. A disrupter in the space he later became the first yoga teacher to also sing and play guitar while instructing, a class he calls Cool Qi.Marcus completed his BA in psychology in 2005 and then two years later the Langara College digital documentary program, and in 2008 finished Big Medicine – The Techno-Shamanism of Frank Ogden. In 2017 he released his magnus opus film Bucket Chemistry, featuring a four-act psychedelic death and rebirth multimedia rock-show. In February 1995, after a life changing psilocybin experience, Marcus began the research that would lead to his interest in Frank's work when he started investigating psychoactive drugs - culminating in the publication of Shamanic Graffiti in 2016, with the second edition coming out this year. The first edition is featured at the Archives of Psychoactive Substances at Purdue University. In 2021 he began his master's degree in counseling at Athabasca University. Fronting the bands Evoke, All Possible Humans and In Defense of Tim Leary Marcus has operated as a vocalist since the beginning. Right now, he is working on his second book Shamanic Enneagram, recording and performing as well as teaching yoga, and continuing his studies in psychology.http://therummery.cahttps://m.facebook.com/ShamanicGraffiti/?notif_id=1630281819980681¬if_t=page_user_activity&ref=notifSupport the show

How to Drive Permanent Improvement in Your Company - with Marcus Cauchi!Marcus Cauchi is a go-to man in the United Kingdom who creates an environment for executives, managers and producers to have a seamless and frictionless buying experience throughout their lifetime as a customer.He does all the nuances, sales, and seamless things that people need to have in the background.Marcus works with CEOs, VPs of Sales & Marketing & Channel Chiefs of Technology vendors who recognize that success is not a function of having hundreds of salespeople or dozens of channel partners who occasionally uncover a piece of business, but rather it's a function of having a handful of select salespeople & partners who share a common vision, have common goals, and can be counted on to work collaboratively to effectively, efficiently, and consistently uncover new opportunities.Important Topics -How he creates a safe, risk-free environment for a company-On establishing the right kind of environment-On being clear about who your ideal customer is-On looking at the type of organization that grow fast-What “any approach has done well work” means-Why loyalty extends from the trust -What does a company do to turn things around-On Price's Law that business owners should be aware off-What his favorite room is and why-How is he a “Force For Good” in the worldQuotes“I believe you should be co-developing your solutions with your best customers.”“Service is about giving to others first and in return getting something back.”“To get more, give more.”“If you show up with the wrong intent none of them work well.”“Listen to your customer and find out what it is that they need.”Connect with Marcus:Marcus' LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fractionalcrotechscaleups/Marcus' Twitter: https://twitter.com/The_InquisitorMarcus' Podcast: https://marcuscauchi.podbean.com/Other links and resources:Free Gift from Diane (5 Moves to RESET Your Power) - https://ResetYourPowerGift.comFree Gift from Diane (Life RESET Quiz) - https://LifeResetQuiz.comBANKCODE - https://MyBankCode.com/VictoryDiane Halfman's website - http://www.DianeHalfman.comWant to know more about yourself?Some people ask me how to RESET their life.Some people ask me how to be more sensual.Others are wondering how to make more money.How to be more successful.How to start a business.All of these questions and more are what I answer in my programs!Come see me at http://www.DianeHalfman.com

On this episode of the Gnostic Deluge we continue looking at the Meditations of  Marcus Aurelius and cover books five and six.  There is a lot of good, practical information contained in these books, so sit back and enjoy!

CM Punk hat ein Mega-Debüt bei AEW gefeiert, WWE kontert beim SummerSlam mit Becky Lynch und Brock Lesnar. Reicht das, um den großen Herbst-Angriff abzuwehren? WWE hat einen SummerSlam geliefert, der in diesem Jahr noch größer war als WrestleMania, AEW das emotional überwältigende Mega-Comeback von CM Punk – und ein deutsch- österreichisches Duell hat nebenbei wrestlerisch allen die Show gestohlen: Das größte Wrestling-Wochenende des Jahres ist Geschichte – und nun? Heelturn – der SPORT1 Wrestling Podcast blickt auf die Folgen eines gewaltigen Bebens. Wie sehr verändert die Punk-Verpflichtung die Machtverhältnisse zwischen AEW und WWE? Braucht WWE wirklich noch eine Fehde zwischen Roman Reigns und Brock Lesnar? Ist der angebliche Heel Turn von Becky Lynch, die Verwandlung der Rückkehrerin vom Publikumsliebling zur Schurkin ein richtiger Schritt oder zum Scheitern verurteilt? Und müsste WWE nicht noch mehr tun, um neue Gesichter wie Riddle, Damian Priest und Karrion Kross nach oben zu bringen? Marcus Hinselmann und Martin Hoffmann beleuchten intensiv das große SummerSlam- und CM-Punk-Wochenende – und welche weiteren Highlights sich für den Herbst anbahnen.

Welcome to the Your Money Hour Podcast with Dakota Grady! Today I am interviewing Marcus Whitner of Blessed Man Success Certified Royalty (BMSCR) in Greenville, SC. Marcus Marcus & I discussed: 1. His inspiration to start his business 2. Using our gifts 3. 2 Keys before starting a business Also, stay tuned for a bonus segment of the show with Dakota Grady on the Your Money Hour Podcast! If you're struggling financially, go to dakotagrady.com to sign up for financial coaching or to get a copy of Financial Hope: Principles for a Prosperous Financial Future (available as paperwork, e-book, & audiobook). Are you a nurse practitioner with a business & don't have time to do the accounting & taxes? Go to theatdoc.com. **I do not have the rights to this music. ** --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

WWE-Rivale AEW hat eines der wichtigsten Wrestling-Wochenenden des Jahres hinter sich gebracht. Bei Double or Nothing 2021 durfte All Elite Wrestling erstmals seit Pandemie-Beginn wieder vor ausverkauftem Haus veranstalten und bot eine turbulente Show mit diversen Überraschungen. Eine davon: die Verpflichtung des früheren WWE World Champions Mark Henry, der seinen Weggefährten „Big Show“ Paul Wight und Christian Cage nach Jacksonville gefolgt ist. Was steckt hinter der bemerkenswerten Wechselserie? Setzt AEW zu sehr auf alternde Stars der Konkurrenz? Oder ist es stattdessen ein Fehler von WWE, die großen Namen nicht gehalten zu haben, obwohl sie auch dem Marktführer noch gute Dienste hätten leisten können, gerade auch bei der Kreation neuer Stars? Marcus Hinselmann und Martin Hoffmann diskutieren in Heelturn über die Stärken und Schwächen bei Double or Nothing – und weitere aktuelle Entwicklungen rund um AEW und WWE.

This week's storytellers are Corporate Magician Danny Orleans, Balloon Sculpter Dennis Forel, and actor Marcus Vowel. Here's what you'll hear this episode. Danny recalls various things he's experienced while working on the trade show floor from missing booths and a fire, to a broken rolex, Dennis tells about some fun and heartwarming experiences he's had while performing at county fairs, and Marcus talks about setting his knee down on broken glass during a stage production and how that played out.   Danny Orleans: Crazy Stories from the Trade Show Floor The first story is told by Danny Orleans. Having left a career as an elementary school teacher, Danny Orleans is a magician who's done it all! He's performed over 5000 shows at schools, museums, libraries, theaters, and family day corporate events across North America. He's also acquired over 20 years of experience presenting at corporate events and trade shows drawing traffic to exhibitors booths and helping to generate more leads for his clients. Add to this creating countless products for magicians empowering them to level up their art. In his story, Danny sharing some crazy stories from the trade show floor. Here's where you can find out more about Danny:  Danny's Website:   https://corporatemagicltd.com/ Facebook Group:  http://performerstories.com/tradeshowgroup   Dennis Forel: Heartwarming Memories Performing at Fairs The second story is told by Dennis Forel. Dennis, is one of America’s foremost Balloon Sculptors, and has been performing since the Ides of March 1975. His repertoire of over 108 different animal designs, has taken him to state and county fairs, amusement parks, shopping centers, and special events throughout the Western U.S., Alaska, Mexico, Japan, and the Bahamas. He's become a favorite at night clubs like the world famous Magic Castle and  the Troubadour in Hollywood, Gallagher’s and Catch a Rising Star in the San Fernando Valley, Cobb’s in San Francisco and Hennesey’s in Hermosa Beach.  He's also co-author of the book “Balloonacy-The Art of Air Sculpture” which was also turned into an instructional video. In his story, Dennis shares a few short, fun, and heartwarming stories from performing at the Ventura County Fair. Here's where you can find out more info about Dennis: Dennis' Website:  http://balloonacy.com/ Balloonacy: Dennis' Book on Balloon Sculpture:  http://performerstories.com/balloonacy Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/dennis.forel Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/dennisforel/   Marcus Vowell: Taking a Knee on Broken Glass The final story is told by Marcus Vowell, an actor and podcaster based out of Orlando FL. In theater he's starred in productions like, the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and Catfish Moon in which his cast made it to the National American Association of Community Theatres Festival in Tacoma WA. In film, you may have seen him in 1 Mile to You and As I Lay Dying. He's also a podcaster that produces a fun show about quirky things in life called Accidentally Derivative. In his story, Marcus tells about the time he accidentally put his knee down on broken glass during a live performance on stage. Here's where you can find out more about Marcus: Marcus' Website:  http://marcusvowell.com/ Accidentally Derivative Podcast:  http://accidentallyderivative.com/   Share Your Own Stories!  Do you have comments, suggestions, or want to share your own stories? Drop me a line! performerstories@gmail.com   Exclusive Content!  Would you like exclusive content nobody else will hear? Consider supporting the shown on Patreon. You'll get the full interviews with each performer as I record them that includes all their stories all in one place with all the chat in between!   Facebook Group Come hang out in our Facebook Group! Click here to join and jump in the conversation!

WrestleMania Backlash ist Geschichte – und der größte deutschsprachige Star der WWE-Geschichte hat sein bislang größtes Match hinter sich. Cesaro wurde auf Augenhöhe mit Universal Champion Roman Reigns, dem Topstar der Promotion präsentiert – auf eine Weise, die nicht wie das letzte Wort in dieser Sache schien. Heelturn, der SPORT1 Wrestling Podcast, blickt auf die Geschehnisse bei der ersten WWE-Großveranstaltung nach WrestleMania – und wie sie die Stärken und Schwächen des aktuellen WWE-Programms widerspiegelt. War es die richtige Entscheidung, Reigns gegen Cesaro gewinnen zu lassen? Wie geht es nun für Cesaro weiter? Welche Storys gehen ansonsten in die richtige, welche in die falsche Richtung? Wem tut WWE gerade keinen Gefallen? Und was hatten eigentlich die Zombies am Ring verloren? Marcus Hinselmann und Martin Hoffmann diskutieren in Heelturn über die Schweizer Sternstunde bei WrestleMania Backlash – und das weitere aktuelle Geschehen bei WWE und AEW.

In this final chapter Marcus Marcus reflects on all that he has endured and what now must be done. - - - - - - - - -  Please rate, review and share. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Listeners can support Rab's work by buying him a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/rabfulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: @celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com

Dripping blood from head to foot, Marcus Marcus shares all that he has learned.  - - - - - Subscribe now to enjoy regular episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Listeners can support Rab's work by buying him a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/rabfulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: @celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com

Having returned from his journey, Marcus Marcus experiences the cruelty of Augur Kawkannhay. - - - - - Subscribe now to enjoy regular episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Listeners can support Rab's work by buying him a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/rabfulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: @celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com

Marcus Marcus begins his return journey _ _ _ _ _ Subscribe now to enjoy regular episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Listeners can support Rab's work by buying him a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/rabfulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: @celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com

Er war der erste „Undisputed Champion“ von WWE, bestritt gegen Shawn Michaels die vielleicht beste WWE-Fehde aller Zeiten, in seiner mittlerweile über 30 Jahre langen und enorm vielfältigen Karriere schrieb er Geschichte bei WCW, WWE, bei NJPW in Japan und nun auch bei AEW. Heelturn, der SPORT1 Wrestling Podcast, würdigt diese Karriere und geht den Geheimnissen hinter ihrer Langlebigkeit auf den Grund: Wie hat Jericho es geschafft, sich immer wieder neu zu erfinden? Welche seiner vielen Rollen und damit verbundenen Storys waren die besten? Hat WWE einen Teil seines Potenzials verschenkt – und damit auch seinen folgenschweren Wechsel zu AEW unnötig heraufbeschworen? Marcus Hinselmann und Martin Hoffmann diskutieren in „Heelturn is Jericho“ über die vielen Facetten einer Legende – und erklären, was Jerichos Vermächtnis einzigartig macht und auch von anderen Ringikonen abhebt.

At last Marcus Marcus believes he finds a clue about the fate of his wife's soul. - - - - - Subscribe now to enjoy regular episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Listeners can support Rab's work by buying him a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/rabfulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: @celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com

Marcus Marcus begins his climb through the thick twisting barbs of the Harrowing Hedge. - - - - - - - - -  Subscribe now to enjoy regular episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Listeners can support Rab's work by buying him a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/rabfulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: @celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com

In one explosive moment the life of Marcus Marcus is changed utterly. - - - - - - - - -  Subscribe now to enjoy regular episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Listeners can support Rab's work by buying him a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/rabfulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: @celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com

Marcus Marcus is helpless as a space battle erupts with terrible consequences... ----- - - - - - - - - -  Subscribe now to enjoy regular episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Listeners can support Rab's work by buying him a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/rabfulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: @celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com

Marcus Marcus begins reliving the harrowing events of his terrible past ----- Subscribe now to enjoy regular episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Listeners can support Rab's work by buying him a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/rabfulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: @celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com

A quick update on what Marcus Marcus and myself having been up to

Die größte und wichtigste WWE-Show des Jahres steht vor der Tür – aber wird WrestleMania 37 dem eigenen Anspruch wirklich gerecht? Die Wrestling-Experten von SPORT1 sind hin- und hergerissen. Ist die Top-Fehde zwischen Universal Champion Roman Reigns und seinen Herausforderern Edge und Daniel Bryan eine Fehlkonstruktion? Ist die viel diskutierte Horror-Story mit The Fiend, Alexa Bliss und Randy Orton genial kreativ oder trashiger Schrott? Droht dem groß in Szene gesetzten Drew McIntyre ein böses Erwachen, wenn die Fans wieder vor Ort sind statt aus der Konserve zu kommen – und wieder selbst entscheiden können, wen sie bejubeln und wen ausbuhen? In Heelturn, dem neuen SPORT1 Wrestling Podcast werfen Marcus Hinselmann und Martin Hoffmann einen kritischen Blick auf den Aufbau der Mega-Veranstaltung. Was hat überzeugt, was nicht, was hat – wie zum Beispiel das gelungene Gastspiel von Rapstar Bad Bunny – positiv überrascht, was negativ? Das Heelturn-Duo diskutiert, wo die „Grandest Stage of them all“ würdig vorbereitet ist - und wo es knirscht.

Zahlen, Daten, Fakten treffen Themen wie Mitarbeiterzufriedenheit und einfach Möglichkeiten, das Unternehmen sattelfest zu machen. Wir bringen Licht in den Dschungel der Fördergelder. Ich habe mir lang lang überlegt, ob ich dieses Interview wirklich machen soll, weil es vordergründig wenig mit Persönlichkeitsentwicklung und neuen Führungskräften zu tun hat. Dann habe ich aber nachgehackt bei Jörg und Marcus. Dieses Interview gibt einen etwas anderen Blick auf die Möglichkeiten Unternehmen am Überleben zu halten. Genauso gibt es Ideen, wie Führungskräfte und Betriebe nicht nur monetären Benefit für Mitarbeitende generieren können. Ich bekommen kein Geld von den beiden. Deshalb verstehe ich dieses Interview wie alle anderen auch nicht als Werbung sondern als Möglichkeit, sich Gedanken zu machen um Themen rund um Führung und Life-Balance. Wundert Euch nicht, dass wir dieses Mal ein paar Folien zeigen. Ich bin gespannt auf Eure Kommentare & Ideen! Katja Schäfer ist Coach für neue Führungskräfte in München. Schau auf der Homepage www.katja-schaefer.de vorbei für mehr Infos und klick Dir ein Abo für mehr kostenfreien Content rund um die Themen Führung und Life Balance. Kontakt zu Jörg und Marcus: Marcus.Coen@dvag.de Joerg.Falk@dvag.de Folge direkt herunterladen

Suddenly a monstrous creature attacks Marcus Marcus and the demon... ----- Subscribe now to enjoy regular episodes.Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton.Music by Rab S. Fulton Listeners can support Rab's work by buying him a coffee at ko-fi.com/rabfultonIllustration by Marina Wild. Check out: marinawild.com   Follow Rab at: Facebook: @celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com

Marcus Marcus visits the scene of last night's slaughter...   Subscribe now to enjoy regular episodes.Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton.Music by Rab S. FultonListeners can support Rab's work by buying him a coffee at ko-fi.com/rabfulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: marinawild.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: @celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway  

A terrible sense of fatigue and horror threatens to overwhelm Marcus Marcus as the fog fills with strange shadows and whispers...   Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton.Music by Rab S. FultonIllustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com Listeners can support Rab's work by buying him a coffee at ko-fi.com/rabfulton Follow Rab at: Facebook: @celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com

In the realm of the Foul Regent of Driseacha, Marcus Marcus meets an old and wicked adversary. - - - - - - - - -  Subscribe now to enjoy regular episodes.Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton.Music by Rab S. FultonIllustration by Marina Wild.  Listeners can support Rab's work by buying him a coffee at ko-fi.com/rabfulton Follow Rab at: Facebook: @celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @celtictalesgalway

In this opening chapter of the final season Marcus Marcus ponders ancient tales of journeys to the Divine Earth, then begins to retell his own harrowing experience… - - - - - - - - -  Subscribe now to enjoy regular episodes.Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton.Music by Rab S. FultonIllustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com Listeners can support Rab's work by buying him a coffee at ko-fi.com/rabfulton Follow Rab at: Facebook: @celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com

In this final episode of Season Two, Marcus Marcus has one last vision before taking flight into another dimension... Stay tuned for Season Three. - - - - - - - - -  Subscribe now to enjoy regular episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For details of Rab's online live shows, check out https://www.facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Listeners can support Rab's work at https://ko-fi.com/rabfulton Follow Rab at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: https://twitter.com/haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com

What happens when you're diagnosed with COVID-19 and you live with type 1 diabetes? It happened to Patric Ciervo in early March. Patric shares his story, including how his diabetes reacted, hospital issues with people who don’t really understand insulin pumps and how he’s doing now. In Tell Me Something Good, a familiar name in the diabetes community, recovering from COVID 19 and now donating plasma, we salute more health care heroes. This podcast is not intended as medical advice. If you have those kinds of questions, please contact your health care provider. Check out Stacey's new book: The World's Worst Diabetes Mom! Join the Diabetes Connections Facebook Group! Sign up for our newsletter here ----- Use this link to get one free download and one free month of Audible, available to Diabetes Connections listeners! ----- Get the App and listen to Diabetes Connections wherever you go! Click here for iPhone      Click here for Android Episode Transcription Stacey Simms  0:00 Diabetes Connections is brought to you by one drop created for people with diabetes by people who have diabetes by real good foods, real food you feel good about eating and by dexcom take control of your diabetes and live life to the fullest with dexcom.   Announcer  0:21 This is diabetes connections with Stacey Simms.   Stacey Simms  0:27 This week recovering from COVID-19 while living with Type One Diabetes, Patrick servo was diagnosed with the virus. In early March,   Patric Ciervo  0:36 my temperature started going down like a 101 to five times 5am it was about a 93 I woke up in a puddle of sweat, we call 911. Fearing that I was going into some type of shock   Stacey Simms  0:50 Patrick wound up in the emergency room with a committed he shares how diabetes was managed issues with people in the hospital who don't really get insulin pump And how he's doing now and tell me something good a familiar name in the diabetes community also recovering from COVID-19 and now donating plasma and we salute more healthcare heroes. This podcast is not intended as medical advice. If you have those kinds of questions, please contact your health care provider. Welcome to another week of diabetes connections so glad to have you along. I'm your host Stacey Simms, we aim to educate and inspire about type one diabetes by sharing stories of connection. My son was diagnosed with type one right before he turned two back in 2006. He is 15 now and a freshman in high school. My husband lives with type two diabetes. I don't have diabetes. I have a background in broadcasting and that is how you get the podcast I used to work in local radio and television news. Before I jump in with Patrick a little bit of housekeeping, we are fast approaching Episode 300 This is Episode 298. I have never made a big deal about numbering episodes because I don't know, it doesn't really matter what order you listen to the show in. I do number them internally just for organization, you know, keep track that way. And depending on what app you use, I know Apple podcasts will number them, you can see it right there in the app. Depending on what you use, it shows up or it doesn't. But we do have a very robust search engine on the website. And that does not rely on numbers. You just search by topic. And for me as I listen to podcasts, that's how I want to find previous shows, right? If I want to look something up, I'm gonna put the word into the search. I'm not gonna remember Oh, that was Episode 212, or whatever. I bring the numbers up though, because at 300 episodes, a lot of podcast apps start limiting what you see, when we get to 301 or you know, 350 or who knows 400 You're still only going to be able to see 300 episodes in the app. I'm not quite sure how many people are scrolling through to see everything. I am putting something new at the website you should be able to with one click to see all 300 episodes something unfortunately we don't have right now, because frankly, it just takes forever to load. But watch for that at diabetes, connections calm, they'll be a way to click and see all 300 episodes, if you're interested in kind of going back and scrolling through back to 2015. I should also mention if you subscribe on a podcast app like Apple podcasts, which is a really easy, easy way to listen to the show, if you listen through social media, that's fantastic. Listen, whatever, you know, whatever is easiest for you. But if you use a podcast app, and you subscribe, that 300 episode limit doesn't apply. you subscribe for free, I wish it was called something else. But when you subscribe to a podcast, it has nothing to do with buying a subscription or signing up for a subscription. You're literally saying to the app, give me all the episodes for free. So there you go. Gotta say a quick thank you for getting me to Episode 300. I'm so thrilled when we started I wasn't sure how long it would last. I certainly wasn't looking five years into the future. So thank you So much for listening for sharing these episodes and for frankly, becoming part of a community. We have an unbelievable Facebook group and I've connected so much with people over zoom and the chat over this time. I really appreciate it. So thank you for letting me continue to serve you. Diabetes Connections is brought to you by one drop. And I spoke to the people at one drop and you know, I was really impressed at how much they get diabetes. It makes sense because their CEO Jeff was diagnosed with type one as an adult. One drop is for people with diabetes by people with diabetes. The people at one drop work relentlessly to remove all barriers between you and the care you need. Get 24 seven coaching support in your app and unlimited supplies delivered no prescriptions or insurance required. Their beautiful sleek meter fits in perfectly with the rest of your life. They'll also send you test strips with a strip plan that actually makes sense for how much you actually check. Imagine that one drop diabetes care delivered, learn more, go to diabetes connections calm and click on the one Drop logo.   My guest this week was one of the first people in his community officially diagnosed with COVID-19. And Patrick servo was diagnosed with Type One Diabetes more than seven years ago. So like you I had a lot of questions about what it is like to live through Coronavirus, while also living with type one. Now, of course, keep in mind as we're speaking here, every case is different. Every case of Coronavirus of COVID-19 to be specific, presents a little differently, some very mild, some much more severe, a lot of asymptomatic cases we hear about and type one diabetes kind of goes without saying on this show. Everybody handles that differently as well. So please remember that this is about Patrick. We can extrapolate some information from here. Frankly, I find it very reassuring. But at the same time, please talk to your healthcare provider. Don't jump to conclusions and I will link up much more information at diabetes dash connections. Calm the episode homepage in the podcast show notes. So here's my interview with Patrick servo. Patrick, thank you so much for joining me. How are you doing? How are you feeling   Patric Ciervo  6:09 these days? I'm feeling well, thankfully, my symptoms have been gone for a while. And yeah, I've been feeling good.   Stacey Simms  6:19 Wow. All right. So from where I sit, not knowing anything really sad. It just seems so scary. So I appreciate you sharing your experience. Let's back up. How did this all start? You've been living with type one we should say for for seven, seven and a half years now. So you're not exactly new to type one. But what happened in terms of feeling ill a couple of weeks ago.   Patric Ciervo  6:40 So basically, early in March, I had a busy weekend and everything. There was a work event on Friday, about where we went out because there was someone's last day, but I was running around Friday and Saturday, Sunday night. I was at my girlfriend's apartment and we were just beat from the weekend she works with me. So we were just beat from the whole thing. And she noticed that my body temperature had started feeling hot. But because we were both rundown, we didn't really think too much of it. So, the next day I woke up, I felt good. I didn't really feel bad at all, like maybe a minor thing, but nothing to worry about. So I went to work Monday, but that night, my body temperature was hot again, and her roommates a nurse, so we had a thermometer, and my temperature was 103. So we went to the primary doctors on Tuesday, I was tested for the flu, which came back negative Faker really diagnosed me with anything. I didn't mention Coronavirus, but he didn't think it was that he tested me for the flu again with a more accurate test but the test will come back the next day. So in the meantime, he gave me an A biotic and Tamiflu and told me to take Motrin Tuesday night, my temperature started going down like a 1012. By the time was 5am. It was about a 93. I woke up in a, like puddle of sweat, we call 911 fairing vows going into some type of shock. And I was in the car since then.   Unknown Speaker  8:19 So when you guys called for an ambulance, were you thinking this is diabetes related? or What did you   Patric Ciervo  8:25 think? Well, she had looked up and everything that diabetics have more like more of a chance to go into a shock from fever or something like that. So she was kind of the one pushing the 911 call. So we did that. I didn't think too much of it until a little bit later on. When I was like in the ambulance, I still wasn't feeling well. By the time I got the ER, I was feeling good, and my temperature was normal.   Stacey Simms  8:53 It's so hard to be the person in that circumstance, right? You're not thinking exactly clearly the person that called you know, is trying to figure out What's going on? When do you remember? Do you remember when they said okay, this is gonna be COVID-19   Patric Ciervo  9:06 they didn't they test me again for the flu in the ER, they tested again twice, and that both of them came back negative. We got the call from our primary the second flu test that he did came back negative, but I was already like things were back to normal, my temperature was fine. So they tested me for COVID as a precautionary, and because they tested me, they put me in the ICU and my own room and they want me to be there until the test results came back, which they were told would be the next day. I didn't get it back till that Saturday. I was in there on a Wednesday. Wow. But the doctors that would come in saw me like I was immediately getting better and everything. My only symptoms before the diagnosis were the fever and a cough. I didn't have trouble breathing, but they thought I looked good enough that they didn't think It was COVID   Stacey Simms  10:01 That's amazing. So you start feeling better and that's when you find out that's what you had.   Patric Ciervo  10:05 Yeah, I know. So I'm thankful I can't like I was already on the mend when I found out and it was a little bit before like all the craziness started in the world and so I didn't go in in too much of a panic state. When I found out I was diagnosed with it. There was still like a shock like, oh God, like diabetic and I've been hearing these things aren't good, but I was getting better each day. So after like a deep breath and everything able to get back to a good mental state.   Stacey Simms  10:35 I know everybody wants to know about diabetes and you know what you now looking back what you think of that part of it, but I want to ask before we move on, How bad was that test for COVID-19 you hear like it's really far up the nose is that How bad was   Patric Ciervo  10:49 it? Yeah, it was. It was exactly that out the nose and everything as they did in both nostrils, two different ones at once. It was not fun at all. You know, it was something I could live with and everything.   Stacey Simms  11:04 I'm sorry to ask. I just you know, I think about what how they test you for strep. Yeah, right. It's always like you gotta gotta gotta get it far enough to gag a little bit. Uh huh. Your   Patric Ciervo  11:12 nose. Oh my god. Yeah, it was pretty much yeah, exactly like that only your nose and I was like, flinching and everything. But it was totally doable.   Stacey Simms  11:23 And I know it's worth it. Please don't send me nasty emails like, yeah, it's just one of those things that I don't want to ask about. But looking back, what about your diabetes during that time? I think people do get very concerned about you know, treatment and blood sugar's you didn't know you had it. So it was kind of difficult or different to think about managing that way. But looking back, anything stand out?   Patric Ciervo  11:45 Well, in the hospital, my blood sugar was higher than normal. For the most part. I'm not sure how much of that was the illness related. I was very stressed in the hospital and could not move at all. So I think that also had part to do with it. Because I didn't have a problem coming down from the highs, there was nothing with my diabetes to think like something's off. I need to get checked out the days leading up to it. I've been fairly decent you know for the most part   Unknown Speaker  12:14 so you didn't notice any like really wacky high blood sugars before the diagnosis. No, no treatment, right like that.   Patric Ciervo  12:21 No, no. Yeah, thankfully.   Stacey Simms  12:23 So when you got the test back at the hospital You said you were already kind of on the mend. How much longer did you stay there?   Patric Ciervo  12:28 They released me Friday, and I got the test back Saturday. So I was self isolating just to wait for the test result. And then that's when I got the call.   Stacey Simms  12:40 What do they tell you after you test positive what happens next even at home?   Patric Ciervo  12:44 Yeah, they had given me in the hospital what to do if it does come back positive. They gave me a worksheet like to do less than everything. Just basically everything we've been hearing, you know, self isolate for two weeks. I think it was something like 72 hours, but two ways you can be like out of the quarantine is for 72 hours, you can't have a fever and other symptoms have to be gone. And the other one was or you have to get tested again, it has to come back negative. And I didn't get tested again. When I was at home quarantine. I only had a fever one other time.   Stacey Simms  13:21 So you feel pretty confident your past.   Patric Ciervo  13:23 Yeah, I did develop a headache and the quarantine.   Stacey Simms  13:27 So again, back to diabetes. 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Find out more go to diabetes, connections comm and click on the real good foods logo. Now back to Patrick and I was asking him if he caught his endo when he was admitted.   Patric Ciervo  14:44 You know what, I had an incident in the hospital where when I got there, they asked me if I had an insulin pump. And I told them I did and they asked me if I wanted to like you know, administrate my own insulin. I said yeah, and there was a bit of a next up with The nurse who was under the impression she was giving me insulin shots, but they weren't not taking the fact that I already had insulin on board. And that, like they would not be calculating that. And so the insulin they gave me and they seem to not want to give me any type of basal insulin, they just wanted to do like check every two or three hours. If I was Hi, give me a correction. I didn't call my personal endo, because they're kind of hard to get ahold of. But I have a, I go to this camp for athletes with Type One Diabetes called diabetes training camp and the endo that has that, that ended that runs it. I texted him about that initially. And every day since then, he had texted me or called checking in how I'm doing. I told him my blood sugar's were high. He told me don't try to get to like 100 to 120. Don't aim for perfect, just as long as you're able to get to 140 to 180. You should be fine. I have any problems.   Stacey Simms  16:01 And yeah, I mean, that's one of the worries that I always have in the hospital. I mean, I'm there with my son being crazy mom. So you know, they're not going to give him extra insulin, but it's so frightening for you if you're there by yourself, which you had to be clear that up. I mean, I'm envisioning this nurse trying to give you a shot and you holding up your pump, you know, you're trying to ward her off. Did you argue with them?   Patric Ciervo  16:24 Uh, yeah, I mean, I'm not like, I like I don't like conflict at all and everything. But this was like, there was no way I wasn't standing my ground this and everything because I had like, four or five units on board, because I was trying to come down from like a 260 or something. And I'm explaining it to them, and explained that the doctor said that eventually they understood what I was saying after a few minutes. They said, All right, they'll talk to the doctor. And about 15 minutes later, they called me saying that the doctor says fine.   Stacey Simms  16:56 No, thank goodness. Do you use a CGM as well? Yeah. And did they let you kind of use that in the hospital? Did they insist on doing finger sticks?   Patric Ciervo  17:04 They did do finger sticks for their own record, they said, but that's all my phone. I was just going off that the whole time.   Stacey Simms  17:11 All right, so have you followed up with your endo? I mean, it sounds like you're on the mend. Doesn't sound like you needed to check in with him. I'm not trying to mom you   Patric Ciervo  17:17 right? Yeah, chicken. I mean, he was texting. We were texting and calling back and forth when I was doing the two week quarantine as well as my primary. My primary had called and everything I told him I had a low grade fever the one night he said, You know, sometimes that happens, I won't be too worried about it unless it's kind of a stays. And it the was one night and I woke up the next morning fine.   Stacey Simms  17:44 Alright, so I'm gonna ask you some personal stuff you do not have to answer. All right. Here we go. One of the things that I that we see so often when people in the diabetes community are talking about the fears of Coronavirus is you know, you have to have quote good Control to come out of this in good health, you know, and that we've seen that people, especially with type two diabetes, and all those comorbidities don't do well, but COVID-19 and I hit I always hate asking people I actually I don't I don't ever ask anybody in the show with their agency. And I'm not going to ask you, but are you a perfect diabetic?   Patric Ciervo  18:18 I'd say a B plus student. I'm definitely not perfect, but I overall I pretty well control.   Stacey Simms  18:27 I just think it's important to ask because, you know, I think there's a lot of fear that if you're a one c isn't 5.9 or 6.1, you know, consistently that that illnesses are just going to knock you down. And it's just not the case. Obviously, you want to be in good health, in quote, good control. So you know, share as much as you'd like. I think that's important to hear. I have seen a video or two of your Oh, yeah. You should say your comedian. Yeah. And you know, I've seen some of your blood sugars. They're not all the time.   Unknown Speaker  18:56 Right, right. Yeah. Which videos are you talking about?   Stacey Simms  19:00 Seek specifically there. I was thinking of the drinking game. Okay. Yeah.   Patric Ciervo  19:05 So yeah, just along with this episode. Oh, cool. Yeah, I that was a few years ago. So I kind of forget what was going on that I did that about three years after I was diagnosed three or four years. And my whole thing was FM pi, it's fine. But as long as I like, come down, I'm not gonna stress about it. Because in the beginning, my educator introduced me to one of her, like interns one day or, and she goes, like after I've been a diabetic for a year. And she says, This is Patrick. He used to call us every time he was about 200. And well, because I was told I wasn't supposed to be 200. So like the first like, year and a half, I was kind of like, going like crazy, making sure I could blood sugars. But once I realized I could be a little higher, and I'll be fine. Just as long as I came down. I was happy.   Stacey Simms  19:56 Yeah, definitely. I think we all handle this in a different way. You I have long decided that perfection is not an option.   Unknown Speaker  20:03 Yeah,   Stacey Simms  20:04 exactly. So I think it's just important to, to just kind of spotlight that a little bit and I appreciate you sharing that. I'm not gonna make you the spokesperson, I promise for people with diabetes who have been through something like this, but having gone through it, you know, what is your advice for other people with type one? You know, is there anything that you would tell people to to concern themselves with more or less?   Patric Ciervo  20:27 I mean, I kind of feel like basically, I didn't have that too hard at that experience, which is, in some ways I kind of feel bad because you know, I would like to say that like I fought all genders everything, like in spite but and I know everyone's experiences not gonna be like that. So I feel very fortunate, but like, I think a lot of the things like me recover quickly, was that the second I got to the hospital, I got there like when symptoms were early, and I've shot up with like fluids early. I think that's the number During my quarantine, I was drinking water, like non stop and take and taking vitamins. I was just doing everything I could to make sure even though I was feeling better that I wasn't going to let this slit, if you had to be in the hospital, I'd say definitely advocate like the hell of your diabetes management and how you go about it. I think for nurses who like work great, otherwise, they kind of have misinformation about what to do. Yeah,   Stacey Simms  21:29 I'm curious too. Did you bring a bunch of supplies with you? I've seen some people recommend, you know, take up to two weeks, you know, if supplies if diabetes supplies to the hospital if you have to go?   Patric Ciervo  21:40 Yeah, I mean, I'm on the on the pod so I grabbed all that I grabbed strips, and my my Omni pod and I grabbed pumps. I had my girlfriend put like juices and gummies in her purse, and then my parents did come up and everything from South Korea. They would go to my apartment and they bought more stuff when I need it.   Stacey Simms  22:04 It's so interesting because you were in the hospital before much of the lockdown or I shouldn't call you know, the the states that decided to self quarantine whatever we're calling it stay at home shelter in place. This would be for most of that went into place, wasn't it?   Patric Ciervo  22:20 Yeah, I mean, my first day in the hospital was the day Tom Hanks was diagnosed. So that's then. So that's basically my buck marker for how early it was you in Telmex? Yeah, same day.   Unknown Speaker  22:34 Uh huh.   Stacey Simms  22:35 You were diagnosed as a young adult. were you diagnosed correctly right away because I keep hearing more misdiagnoses at that age.   Patric Ciervo  22:41 I was diagnosed correctly. I really like my primary from South Jersey. I was in Ireland for a week, the week before. And I was drinking water non stop. I was in Ireland with my family. And my mom noticed two days later, we had a surprise birthday for At the surprise party all our friends are saying I look super skinny. So about two or three days later actually one day after her birthday, her actual birthday, she made me go to the doctor she talked to me and I told him my symptoms and he looked at me and he told us nurse to get the stuff to test me with instead tell my patients I'm going to be a while And so yeah, so my blood sugar was like 500 something and he made arrangements for me to go to the hospital and all that and gave me his personal cell phone if I need him at all during the night or something like that. And thankfully I didn't but yeah,   Stacey Simms  23:38 and you mentioned the the camp and then in the athletes that you've been involved with and you know, you believe I've done a lot of bike rides. Haha, did you find all of that because that makes such a big difference once you find that community?   Patric Ciervo  23:49 Yeah, that's definitely been like my lifesaver and everything prior to the diagnosis, went against into cycling, and I wasn't spiking like that much but Now my friends went to bike. So I was looking for a group to bike with. So in the hospital, I googled cycling and diabetes. And I found that jdrf ride to cure. And I contacted one of the coaches, who is also a type one. And the endo that runs this camp is his personal endo. So he gave me his information. And I think going there since   Stacey Simms  24:23 Oh, that's great. Yeah, going forward. Now, have you been instructed to do anything different? Are you just kind of back to full health? Do they monitor you? Do you diabetes wise or otherwise have to think about anything else?   Patric Ciervo  24:34 No, I did get a call from the health department and and Hoboken where I'm living now and in South Jersey, where I'm from, but other than just kind of initially checking in on me. I haven't heard anything. We get a call from my primary doctors nurse. I got a call from her a few times, just checking in, but since I recovered, no one seems to be concerned about me. I guess I Have a lot on their plate. But I've been self isolating. I've been doing everything. Basically everything everyone else has been doing washing hands. What? If I go out to walk the dog? I'll wear a mask and everything. You know, I don't know what's what. So just kind of be precautious in any area I can.   Stacey Simms  25:18 And I meant to ask when you were isolated for those 14 days. Did you live with your girlfriend? Did you live with anybody else or was that difficult for you guys?   Patric Ciervo  25:26 When my test result came back Saturday, she had already thought she had it. But she got tested then after my test result, and she came back positive. So we don't live together. But I have a roommate up in North Jersey, and my sister has a house to herself. She said she would go to Mar parents beach house for those two weeks and that I could use her house. So I was there for like a few days by myself. But once my girlfriend was diagnosed and everything, she has two roommates as well and she didn't want to be around them. They would still be isolated. together   Stacey Simms  26:00 in the hospital or otherwise they didn't treat you with anything did they? It doesn't sound like you were you know ascribed anything special?   Patric Ciervo  26:06 No they basically they did give me an A biotic when I left. And I think I don't even remember they were giving me lots of fluids and everything. Maybe they did give me some type of tail or something. I don't even remember what that was.   Stacey Simms  26:18 Yeah, yeah. But nothing on an ongoing basis.   Unknown Speaker  26:21 No, no. Well, Patrick,   Stacey Simms  26:23 I'm so glad you're okay. And thank you so much for sharing your story with us. Yes. Posted if you get the call to I don't know, donate plasma, or whatever the heck they're doing. Haha. You know, let us know what where you go from here, but I really appreciate you sharing your story.   Patric Ciervo  26:37 Yeah, thank you for having me in everything.   Unknown Speaker  26:45 You're listening to diabetes connections with Stacey Simms.   Stacey Simms  26:51 More information at diabetes connections.com. I will link up more information about generally speaking, you know COVID-19 type one diabetes and other interviews with people with type one who have been admitted, diagnosed officially with COVID-19 and have recovered and are speaking about it. So I will I'll post all that information. I will also put the guest Patrick's blood glucose drinking game video that we mentioned, that's in the Facebook group. And I will post it in the show notes as well just go to diabetes, connections comm and click on the episode homepage. Patrick and I talked off the air briefly about the new policy or the provisional approval from the FDA to have CGM used in hospitals. And that would be hospitals would actually give the people admitted a continuous glucose monitoring system. dexcom is involved. Abbott is giving the Libra array. So it's very, very new. In fact, it was after Patrick was released from the hospital. I believe that the FDA approved that provisionally but what I'm trying to figure out still and maybe by the time this airs, we'll have the answer to this. I'm trying to figure out if that is Only for people who come in without their own system, right? mostly people with type two diabetes, as we had talked about in the conversation with dexcom CEO Kevin Sayer, or if you come in with type one diabetes, and they're more willing to use your own system, or if they give you one if you don't have one, so there's still a lot to figure out there. But as you heard, he still had to do a lot of educating. And that, to me is so difficult when you're the person who has type one and who is in need of medical care. I mean, not everybody is going to be as able, as Patrick was to describe the situation and say, you know, I've got this. So man, um, you know, we've got to keep advocating, we've got to keep educating, time for Tell me something good, which is usually a good segment for that. But first diabetes Connections is brought to you by dexcom. We started with dexcom back in the olden days before share, and I always meet people who have no idea that there was a thing before share, right that there was a time when you couldn't look at your kids blood sugar on your phone. So trust me when I say using share and follow up really made a big difference. Benny and I have always set parameters about when I'm going to text him, you know how long I'm going to wait, that kind of stuff. And it really does help us talk and worry about diabetes less. If he's asleep over if he's away on a trip. It gives me so much peace of mind. It really helps me if I need to troubleshoot with him, because you can see what's been happening over the last 24 hours and not make a decision based in just one moment in time. The alerts and alarms that we set also help us from keeping the highs from getting too high, and help us jump on lows before there were a big issue. Internet connectivity is required to access separate dexcom follow up to learn more, go to diabetes, connections comm and click on the dexcom logo.   Tell me something good. Recently, we have shifted to talking about healthcare heroes and stories of people with type one diabetes who are in healthcare fields. And I'm going to talk about one in just a moment. But first, I want to share a great story about a gentleman who doesn't Have Type One Diabetes doesn't have diabetes at all. But he is very much a part of a diabetes community. You may know Mike mangus, because I've talked about him here on the show. And I've certainly talked about his products. Stay put medical is not a sponsor, but I love them. After all these years of trying different products. I think about two, maybe three years ago, we finally started using stay put, and this is gonna sound like a commercial, but it's unbelievable for Benny, everybody's skin is so different. So it can take a while to figure out what's right for you. Here's the example I give last summer stay put kept his decks calm on the entire week of diabetes camp. And then for three and a half days at the beach. Yeah, we restarted the sensor. So they were in the water every day at diabetes camp. They were sweaty, they were gross. And then we went to the beach and did ocean swimming and all the gross stuff in the sand. So that thing is unbelievable. But I'm supposed to be doing a commercial for state but sorry, just kind of setting it up. But Mike who heads up state but he was diagnosed with COVID-19 In early March, and he spent four days in the hospital, he is also fully recovered. And he's able to donate plasma in the hopes of helping others. Plasma donation for COVID-19. I mentioned at the very end of the interview with Patrick, it's newly regulated, it's experimental. So it isn't widely available or used yet. But Mike was right in the front saying I want to do this. He was knocking on doors as soon as he recovered. I will link up more of his story. He's got some coverage in the media, especially in Florida, where he lives. So I just think that's a great news story. And we'll follow Mike and kind of see how that goes and see what happens with plasma donations that could be really interesting, and hopefully helpful. I also want to tell you about Amy She is an RN. She's a mom to Marcus Marcus is 16. He was diagnosed in June of 2016. And he was 12 at that time, so Amy is a nurse at a rural health clinic in Oregon. And she says finding the balance between the demands of work she does have reduced it hours now, but even so, managing medical costs and keeping her and her loved one safe these days is a big challenge. She says I'm a quilter. So I've been making fabric masks for my co workers, high risk patients and acquaintances to keep myself busy. These are crazy difficult times. But I firmly believe this world would be a better place having made it through until then she says I'm taking T one D mom life by the horns, and one day at a time. Amy, thank you so much for sending that in all the best to you tell Marcus we said hi. And if you have a Tell me something good story, please go ahead and share it. You can shoot me an email Stacey at diabetes, connections calm. You can post it in the Facebook group. However you want to get it to me, you can message me on social media. I would love to tell your good news stories. And of course we post them on social media every week as well. Hey, can you hear that? Benny is playing video games. And the kids you can call them video games anymore, but you know what I mean, he's on his Xbox or whatever. He's screaming soul. Right now that if I didn't know better, I would think he was being, you know, physically attacked. And I've talked to my friends, this is very typical of teenage boys. Oh my god, they're so loud. So I'm gonna go yell at him when I'm done taping, I think it's gonna be all good. And maybe I'll go secretly record him some time. Just you can hear it. Oh my god. But hey, that's one of his big social outlets right now. You know, he gets in the headphones and plays with his friends and they're all together. So I'm not gonna complain too much. I'm gonna go in there and tell them to knock it off. The big threaten my house these days is you better behavior. I'm changing the Wi Fi code, you know, fate worse than death right now. And we're all on the systems all day long. I don't want to look at my time on my screen time, right or the time on your phone. They all have those features. Now you can tell how much you've been on the phone. Oh, my goodness.   Well, this is the part of the show where I generally talk about where I'm going. And I have been going a lot of places online recently. Yeah, I mean, it's all virtual. But I only bring that up because I want to tell tell you about a discount that I'm doing for the world's first diabetes mom right now. Yes, of course, if you're new, this is my book. It's available on Amazon. There's an audio book, you can get the Kindle version, of course ebook. So I'll put the link. It's always in the show notes. But I bring it up because I was talking to groups this week online, and I did a special discount code for them. And I want to pass it along to you. As I am taping this, I am scheduled to talk to jdrf in Michigan, and I'll be doing a world worth D parent meetup, which will probably already have happened by the time this episode comes out. But I've got a promo code not for Amazon, you have to go to diabetes connections.com and order the book through my website to get the discount. And it's very simple. The discount code is worst, just the word worst w o r s t. And that promo code will be good. Until next week, April 28. Again, that promo code is worst. I believe it saves you five bucks off the cover price. Unfortunately, you still have to pay for shipping. I know a lot of people go to Amazon because of that, but this will actually still be less than it costs on Amazon. promo code again is worst. And I can't wait to get back on the road, not just to sell books, although that's a lot of fun too, but you know, to meet people and do these presentations in person. There's so much fun to still do, but it's a little weird to talk to my computer and not talk to a crowd of people. I like the people a lot better. Well, thank you as always to my editor john McKenna's from editing solutions. Thank you for listening. I so appreciate you being here every week. What a time we're living through. I'm Stacey Simms. I'll see you back here next week. Until then, be kind to yourself.   Unknown Speaker  35:48 Diabetes Connections is a production of Stacey Simms media. All rights reserved. All rounds avenged   Transcribed by https://otter.ai  

Talavv tells Marcus Marcus the terrible and appalling truth about the magical ritual Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Rab can be supported at Ko-fi.com/rabfulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: marina wild For more about Rab’s work checkout: rab fulton stories Listen to Rab's live shows on mixcloud.com/rabfulton Follow Rab at: Facebook: Celtic Tales Rab Fulton Twitter: Haveringrab Instagram Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com

Marcus Marcus has an inkling of an idea; the use of a desperate and dangerous magical ritual...   Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com You can donate the cost of a cuppa to Rab at https://ko-fi.com/rabfulton For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/ Follow Rab at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: https://twitter.com/haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com

Some thoughts on how I intend to stay creative in this Covid Moment. As well as the Marcus Marcus and the Hurting Heart podcast for adults, I am also posting stories and poems for children at mixcloud.com/rabfulton All this can be enjoyed for free, but if you do want to support me you can donate the price of a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/rabfulton Stay safe. Stay creative. Stay connected. This too will pass :)

Marcus Marcus considers the many forms of crucifixion...   Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/ Follow Rab at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: https://twitter.com/haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com

Marcus Marcus comes across a gruesome clue...  - - - This chapter begins with a thank you to listeners who have supported the show by donating to https://ko-fi.com/rabfulton I'll be giving a shout out each episode to new supporters. Many thanks everybody.  - - - Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: https://twitter.com/haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com  

Having reached apparent safety Marcus Marcus experiences a disquieting dream.   Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: https://twitter.com/haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/

In which we learn about Faith, Heresy and the curious Kindergarten Education System in the world of Marcus Marcus. Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: https://twitter.com/haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/

Marcus Marcus and the Visible Earth heretics listen to a desperate rendition of The Song of Departing: “Who filled your belly my darling, Who put the heat of life there in?” Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: https://twitter.com/haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/

Marcus Marcus, surrounded by the broken and dead heretics, experiences erotic and horrifying visions as he tries to make sense of where he is Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: https://twitter.com/haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/

This is a really great episode and you should definitely listen.

Welcome to Episode #29 with Marcus Dumesny   Marcus Dumesny – Sprintcar Driver #47   Who is Marcus? Marcus is a 19yr old Sprintcar driver from Sydney. He is part of the Dumesny legacy with his family’s father Max & his mother Melinda & big brother Matt. In December 2018, Marcus won his first A main after 3 years competing.   This show you’ll learn: Marcus’s journey US v’s Australian speedway racing community 2019 plan   If you would like to connect on social with Marcus: ▶ Website:  http://www.mdmotorsport.com.au ▶ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dumesnyracing/ ▶ Instagram:  https://instagram.com/marcusdumesny   MotiV8 Training If you haven’t already, please join our facebook page over ▶ Website: http://motiv8training.com.au ▶ Facebook: http://facebook.com/motiv8t ▶ Instagram: http://instagram.com/motiv8_t ▶ Youtube: http://youtube.com/c/motiv8_t ▶ Twitter: http://twitter.com/motiv8pt Reviews: Have some feedback on the show? I would love to hear it! Please leave a review on iTunes or Stitcher and I will read them out on next week’s show, good or bad! Every review will go in the draw to win a prize.   Thank you again for taking the time to listen to the podcast!  

With extreme danger drawing ever closer, Marcus Marcus considers death, faith and the history of his family. This is the season one finale. Season two starts in summer 2019. Stay tuned! Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: https://twitter.com/haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/

Where should Marcus Marcus flee to? Is anywhere safe? Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: https://twitter.com/haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/

Panic gives way to clarity as Marcus Marcus realises he may only have moments to live… Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: https://twitter.com/haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/

Free from gravity, Marcus Marcus floats in the embrace of music, and experiences a sensual and disturbing vision. Don't  miss an episode. Subscribe now. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab telling 'Morag and the Sky Princess' (a bawdy Scottish folk tale) recorded in The Crane Bar, Galway city, Ireland: https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/morag-and-the-sky-princess/ Check out Marina Wild's awesome art work at https://www.marinawild.com/

Marcus Marcus begins what he believes will be a brief and safe journey into the solitude of space… Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Check out Rab telling 'The City beneath the Waves (a claddagh folk tale)' recorded in The Crane Bar, Galway city, Ireland: https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/the-city-beneath-the-waves-a-claddagh-folk-tale/ The story can also be read in Rab's book Galway Bay Folk Tales

Having travelled to the low gee party, Marcus Marcus foolishly decides to do what he believes is a suitably enigmatic thing… Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/

Marcus Marcus's preparations for take off are interrupted when he is summoned to a meeting with Gal'lyus, the head of the Augurs. More is revealed about our hero's past... Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/

Estella, the security chief, warns of threats and three foretellings of blood. Marcus Marcus fails to pay heed, preferring to think about spaceships and dancing girls... Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/ RAB LIVE ON THE RADIO Enjoy 45 minutes and 20 seconds of Rab Fulton chatting to Rick Spisak on Florida’s PNN radio: http://newmercurymedia.com/august-authors.html Rab reads his poetry, talks about the Marcus Marcus sci-fi podcast and discusses #storytelling #poetry #dissent #scifi #podcasts #language #words #teaching #Scots #English #Ireland #America #SocialJustice #ClericalAbuse #childhood #folklore #history #slavery #comedy #equality and much more

A short chapter in which Marcus Marcus fails to realise that a minor strangeness at his family shrine foreshadows great and terrible events… Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/ Recommended viewing. Check out The Wild Geese Virtual Síbín episode ‘Myths and Legends of Ireland’ in which Rab talks about storytelling and tells some great Celtic folk tales https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=042lXeVMbsQ

Ignorant of the hell that is soon to break loose, Marcus Marcus experiences a moment of calmness and regret.  Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Recommended reading. Here is a 2015 interview with Rab, when he was still thinking of turning Marcus Marcus into a novel instead of a podcast. Enjoy! http://campus.ie/lifestyle/nights-in/interview-rab-fulton-author-and-storyteller/ Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/

Watching the beautiful abomination, Marcus Marcus reflects on love, torture, executions and the magical divinations of the Augurs. Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. FultonRecommended listening. Rab is one of the storytellers and authors featured in episode eleven ‘Stellar Storytelling’ of the wonderful Erin’s Isle podcast. Check it out: http://www.erinmeehanbreen.com/blog/2018/7/13/erins-isle-ep-11-stellar-storytelling Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/

Marcus Marcus returns to the Peninsula determined to propose marraige to his Royal Companion... Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/

Marcus Marcus experiences dislocation, confusion and a brief moment of triumph... Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/

A short clip from the Marcus Marcus & the Hurting Heart live session in the Galway City Library at the Colours Festival, in which Ran talks about some of his favourite podccasts. Big thanks to Colours Festival, Galway City Library and all the fab audience. Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Rab S. Fulton For details of Rab's live shows see: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com/celtic-tales.html Follow Rab at: https://www.facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton/https://twitter.com/haveringrab

Marcus Marcus reflects on the people of the Northern Marches and the Aberrations that once lived there. Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. FultonRead this chapter in An Áit Eile Ireland's best online creativity zine: http://www.aae.ie/marcus-marcus-hurting-heart-rab-s-fulton-4/ Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/

There are tensions simmering beneath the glamour of the royal city Glaik; and violent deeds in the life and history of Marcus Marcus... Subscribe now to enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by Rab S. Fulton. Read this chapter in An Áit Eile, west of Ireland's online creativity zine: http://www.aae.ie/marcus-marcus-hurting-heart-rab-s-fulton/ Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/

Welcome to the tale of ‘Marcus Marcus & the Hurting Heart’. Confronted by an act of supernatural slaughter, a broken hero begins a trans-dimensional journey seeking the soul of his dead traitor wife. A must for fans of sci-fi, dark fantasy, comedy, horror and political thrillers. Subscribe now and enjoy the weekly episodes. Written and performed by storyteller, author and comic Rab S. Fulton. Music by Rab S. Fulton Illustration by Marina Wild. Check out: www.marinawild.com For more about Rab’s work as author, storyteller & podcaster checkout: http://rabfultonstories.weebly.com Follow Rab at: Facebook: facebook.com/celtictalesrabfulton Twitter: @haveringrab Instagram @Celtictalesgalway Email: celtictales@gmail.com Listen to Rab's live shows on https://www.mixcloud.com/rabfulton/