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GEORGIA RADIO - This week, we continue our engaging series with local Georgia authors, and we are thrilled to feature Linda McNay, Ph.D., discussing her insightful new book, "Fundraising for All: What Every Nonprofit Leader Should Know."Leading a nonprofit is both challenging and rewarding work. Nonprofit board members, CEOs, Executive Directors, and fundraising leaders—and those aspiring to these roles—face the crucial task of engaging donors and raising funds effectively. Despite the importance of this responsibility, many have received little or no training or support in advancement.Dr. McNay's book aims to bridge this gap. "Fundraising for All: What Every Nonprofit Leader Should Know" offers practical guidance and essential knowledge for nonprofit leaders to enhance their fundraising strategies and succeed in their missions. Join us as we delve into Dr. McNay's expert insights and discover how her book can empower and equip nonprofit leaders in our community.To listen to this episode just push the play button below!QUICK LINK: www.ourfundraisingsearch.com#georgiaradio #georgiawriters #localauthorsSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/georgia-radio/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Stockdale High School Gifted & Talented students attend a field trip May 2 to the San Antonio Zoo and the McNay Art Museum. While on the trip, students were able to see animals and their habitats, as well as experience art in a way they may have not had the opportunity to before.Article Link

The McNay's first curator of Latinx art takes Fronteras on a tour of works by Latino artists on display across multiple galleries. Artworks range from photo-realistic representations of Mexican conchas to an installation that pays tribute to the migrant lives lost in the journey to the U.S. Fronteras also gets a sneak peak of an artwork not yet on display.

Curator Mia Lopez is fine-tuning the Latino art collection at San Antonio's McNay Art Museum. Lopez talks about what led her to the position, why it's important for Latino artworks to get long-overdue recognition, and begins to introduce the works of Latino artists on display.

Published 14 August 2022We chat to Stuart McNay, 4x Olympian in the 470 class, Melges 24 and J80 World Champion and new 505 World Champion!!We recorded this after 1 race of the 505 Worlds were complete, we had a feeling... It's a great chat.#barkarate #sailingpodcast #barkaratesailorslarger #barkarateconversations #worldsailingofficial #sailing #boat #ocean #sport #voile #sail #sea #offshore #sailors #sailingworld #extremesailing #foils #yacht #yachts #saillife #instayacht #sailingblog #instasail #ussailing #ussailingteam #international505sailing #stumcnay #470olympicsailing

Author of several books including, 'Deeper than Words', 'From the Heart', 'Shaman's Wisdom', Tony was initiated into Shamanism in the jungles of South America. In this interview he talks about the loss of our instinctive connection with Nature and how we can regain our ONENESS with All That Is. Also, Tony talks about his deep commitment to the Evolution of Consciousness. He says, "the heart is what makes a Human Being a HERO".

Co-founder of 'The Path of Love' seminars. In 1972, Turiya and her husband were part of developing the first German Humanistic Psychology Growth Centre known as Zist. The internal shift that she experienced there was profound and set her and her husband on a new course of human development, which lead them to India where she was to meet and become a disciple of Bhagwan/Osho. The sudden, unexpected death of her husband marked a turning point for Turiya and deeply influenced her own personal search and how she works with people today. In this interview she talks honestly and openly about her life and her spiritual journey.

Wayne Liquorman was a spiritual seeker and a family man with a successful export business, when he met his first and final guru, Ramesh Balsekar, in September 1987. In April 1989 the process of seeking ended with enlightenment. Wayne describes the event as being 'of interest only to seekers.' His first book, "No Way: A Guide for the Spiritually Advanced" was published in 1990 under the pen name Ram Tzu because he 'didn't want a bunch of miserable seekers cluttering up his living room.' Wayne did not speak publicly until Ramesh asked him to do so in 1996. The enlightenment event and its aftermath are described in Wayne's second book, "Acceptance of What Is" published in 2000. He is also the author of "Never Mind... A journey into Non-Duality". Wayne edited Consciousness Speaks and several other books by Ramesh Balsekar.

Todd McShay joins Stupodity to kick off Draft Week and get us ready for the NFL Draft. Which players got most upset with Todd's projections, the guys play McShay or McNay and secrets are shared. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Todd McShay joins Stupodity to kick off Draft Week and get us ready for the NFL Draft. Which players got most upset with Todd's projections, the guys play McShay or McNay and secrets are shared. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Meet storyteller and visual artist, Sarah Fox.Their multimedia stories and characters evoke fantasy and discomfort while exploring different facets of the embodied female experience. We discuss the censorship of her most recent work by the McNay Art Museum, her community's response to it, and the ways motherhood has influenced her art and career.This episode's transcript and references are available on our website.Even More Sarah Fox:Website | InstagramMore Reclaiming Representation:Website | Spotify | Apple Podcasts | YouTube | TikTok | Instagram | PatreonMeet visual artist and storyteller, Sarah Fox. (00:59)What is your art like? What mediums do you work with? (02:20)What do you want your work to say? What subject matter have you covered? (03:39)How do you use images of animals to express the experience of being in a woman's body? (04:44)What is your relationship with your own body like in terms of grotesqueness? How did art impact that relationship? (08:27)Do you think of yourself as disabled? (11:16)Some of your art is related to your infertility. Do you want to talk about that at all? (13:42)What are you currently working on? (15:03)Where can people see your censored puppet show? (23:15)Who do you make work for? (24:21)What messages or feelings do you hope your work inspires? (25:32)What is it like to have a child in Texas right now? (29:20)When did you start to see yourself as an artist? (34:08)Being the child of an artist, how do you think of your child's relationship to art? (37:05)Where do you see yourself with your art in the future? How has this situation with the McNay changed that? (40:14)Do you feel like you're a successful artist? Do you think others see you as successful? (43:08)What has your experience been as a mother going on artist residencies? (44:41)Can you tell us a little more about your main space exhibition at Artpace? (46:36)Do you find the career of any other artists aspirational in some way? Who and how? (47:46)Can you speak on the ways being a single mother changes the way you approach your career? (48:48)What is your artist community like? How do you support each other? (52:53)What does it mean to be an artist? (54:02)What is the cost of being an artist? (55:43)How does art allow people to subvert systems of oppression? (01:01:29)How can people find and support your work? (01:04:05)Host, Producer, Audio/Video Editor | Carina HiscockCo-Producer | Hailey WangMusic | WishThanks for Listening!

After leading development efforts in secondary and higher education, healthcare, the arts, human services, and faith based organizations, Linda Wise McNay founded Our Fundraising Search, where she and her colleagues guide clients with strategies in campaigns, governance, and recruiting top fundraising talent. She is the author of several books including Fundraising for Churches, Fundraising for Schools, Fundraising for Museums, the recently released Fundraising for All: What Every Nonprofit Leader Should Know.

1:10 - Frieze Editor-at-large Jennifer Higgie discusses her new book “The Mirror and the Palette: Rebellion, Revolution and Resilience: 500 Years of Women's Self-Portraits”23:12 - Artist Sandy Skoglund talks about her body of work, her current exhibit at the McNay in San Antonio and a group show she will be part of next year at LACMA. Known as a pioneer in staged photography, we discuss how she is actually an interdisciplinary artist whose work questions fact and fiction61:47 - Art headlines

The McNay Art Museum in San Antonio, Texas pays tribute to 90s icon, singer, designer, and Texas legend—Selena Quintanilla-Pérez—with five photographs by award-winning San Antonio photographer John Dyer. Selena was the subject of Dyer's photo assignments for the cover of Más Magazine in 1992 and again for Texas Monthly in 1994, just months before (March 31) she was tragically killed at age 23.Join us for a presentation followed by a conversation with Kate Carey, Head of Education, who curated this wonderful and colorful exhibition at the McNay Art Museum.

Poncho Nevarez and Justin have been friends for a decade. Poncho was elected as a State Representative in 2013. Since then, he worked his way up into powerful positions. In 2019, he ran into trouble with drugs, got clean, chose not to run again, and joins us to talk about his journey into the dark and back. His honesty is refreshing. Transcript: [music] Justin Hill: Hello, and Bienvenido, San Antonio. Welcome to The Alamo Hour. Discussing the people, places, and passion that make our city. My name is Justin Hill, a local attorney, a proud San Antonioan, and keeper of chickens and bees. On The Alamo Hour, you'll get to hear from the people that make San Antonio great and unique, and the best-kept secret in Texas. We're glad that you're here. All right. Welcome to the Alamo hour. Today's guest is Poncho Nevarez. Poncho is a current state rep of district 74? Poncho Nevarez: Yes. Justin: Covering Eagle Pass all the way out through Big Bend. I think it's one of, if not the biggest political district in the contiguous US. Poncho: In the world. [chuckles] Justin: Well, probably not. He's an injury attorney. He's a musician. He's a rancher. He has a Watusi or three, maybe, a father, husband, friend. Admittedly, and he just wrote a big article about it, we'll talk about some, an alcoholic and an addict. When he's not running for reelection, he is working on an album, apparently, which we're going to talk about a little bit as well. Poncho, thanks for being here. Poncho: Thank you for having me. I couldn't help but catch in the promo you were talking about, "This is about San Antonioans, for San Antonioans," and I would ask-- I spent a good part of my adult life in San Antonio for law school, and then because of my law practice, so if they'll claim me, [chuckles] I'd say I'm somewhat from San Antonio. Justin: So, you're co-opting me here. It's a show about San Antonio, but there's a lot of people that have some interaction or have lived here in the past that they have something to add about our city as well. Poncho: Well, it's like Eagle Pass, I'd say. It doesn't matter where you go. There's some connection to Eagle Pass. You could be standing outside the pyramids of Giza [chuckles] and there's somebody from Eagle Pass there. I think the same thing applies with San Antonio. It's the same thing. Justin: Well, good. You've got something to add. When I met you, you had a home here yet, an office here. I think you still practice law here on occasion. Poncho: Yes. I think that was back in maybe 2005 or 2006 a bit. Justin: Well, you went to law school here, and then you and I would have met around 2007, 2008, and then we worked on that case through '11 probably. Poncho: I graduated from law school '99 and then I was away. I was here in Eagle Pass for a few years and then I moved back and then Miguel Chapa and I were partnered up and we're in San Antonio. That was back in 2005 when Miguel and I got together. He'll deny this, but we put that firm together at a Hooters. [laughter] Justin: I'm not surprised by this. Poncho: True story. We were going to go to Vegas, that night, I think. It was me, Jason Hoelscher and Miguel, we were going to go to Vegas and we were killing some time and that's where we formed the firm. Justin: Well, I do a top 10. It's just a general number of questions. Sometimes it's 3, sometimes it's 10 with all of my guests to give some sort of flavor and background on who you are. The first one was, "Talk to us about your time in San Antonio." We've already knocked that one out. The next thing I want to ask you is what are some of your favorite places in San Antonio that people maybe don't know about? We talk about hidden gems in the city. Poncho: I liked the McNay, the museum a whole bunch. I really do. I lived in that neighborhood, different parts of Alamo Heights through my last two years of law school.

This time we speak with Linda McNay about teaching one's children about philanthropy, how parents may talk about philanthropy in their home-schooling sessions, and about The Adventures of PhilAnThropy a book for children which introduces readers to young friends Phil, An, and Thropy as they embark on an adventure in philanthropy upon realizing their new friend needs a special chairlift to enjoy the neighborhood pool. We welcome your questions and feedback via The Nonprofit Snapshot website.

Mickey gets to visit with Linda McNay. We talk about Our Fundraising Search and her work helping nonprofits find the right fundraising professionals, and greatly improving retention rate once the right people are identified. Among the topics we cover: What makes for an effective search? How does a nonprofit determine what is a "good fit?" Changing organizational culture to best fit its fundraising goals. Why a personal touch to fundraising is more important than ever. We welcome your questions and feedback via The Nonprofit Snapshot website.

Cherry Red special with Iain McNay I conversation with David Eastaugh

This episode is the longest one so far and pretty damned funny!! We have Jay McNay in the lab and we talk about everything from standup to sports and many surprises. This one takes a lot of turns so buckle up and hold on.

What'g going on folks???!!!!? Welcome back this week as we are greeted with having Amber Nixx back on for another episode. This time around were hoping to dive deeper into the Life and travels of Amber Nixx. Along with learning more she will be on to chime in as we touch base on the biggest stories going on in the world. So lets turn up the volume and get the laughs going! **Guest: Amber Nixx*** -How was the experience of putting together Miss Gay San Antonio USofA? -What are you doing in preparation for Texas? - What has it been like working with The body of Texas, miss gay san Antonio 2019 Miss Taryn Taylor? -Does this mean you still have plans for your own competitive career? - we went to see the trans exhibit at the McNay. What did this mean to you? -We had briefly discussed health insurance concerns and what not that you wanted to elaborate on.. can we get into that? -Performing on a cruise? *Controversy Lawd have Mercy -Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth split - Billionaire Jeffrey Epstein suicide -Emily Ratajkowski does a daring photo shoot where she displays armpit hair *Film -SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK We want to thank Amber Nixx for taking the time to come in studio with us and bringing us into her world, be sure to follow and stay up today with her at: Facebook: Amber Nixx Armendariz Instagram: @Ambernixx Thank you for listening , please don't forget to stay up to date with us on Facebook, and Instagram. See you next week, and don't forget to tip your strippers! Facebook: www.facebook.com/Seanontherocks/ And Instagram: Seanontherocks16 And if you have any questions or wanna get ahold of us email us at: Seanontherox@gmail.com

Sermon on the mission of Barnabas and Saul. The sermon focuses on the prayerfulness of the church who sent them off and the opposition that Paul and Barnabas faced.

A focus on Jesus as the Resurrection and Life!

In this sermon, we continue looking at the 'I am' sayings of Jesus by thinking about him saying 'I am the Good Shepherd'.

In this sermon, we think about how Peter escaped from prison by the miraculous hand of God. We see how the church prayed and how that is an example to us - and how God's purposes are never thwarted!

A final charge to Timothy. Holding onto the truth of Jesus revealed in the God-breathed Scriptures.

This is the first sermon that was preached after the union of the churches in West Kilbride.

An audio version of a conversation with Mark Wahlstrom and the late Don McNay from 2008 on the settlement planning and structured settlement profession. A look at how the plaintiff oriented side of planning evolved from two of the leaders in plaintiff settlement planning. 

Once described as the "Gertrude Stein of San Antonio," Marion Koogler McNay created the first museum of modern art in Texas. Over the course of her life, she collected European and American art, and especially loved the art of the American Southwest. McNay bequeathed her expansive residence, acreage, and more than 700 works of art to San Antonio in 1950. Today, the McNay Art Museum is one of the state's cultural treasures, boasting a remarkable collection of nineteenth- and twentieth-century works of art, including works by Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Georgia O'Keefe, and other European and American masters.

Amanda teaches 1 Peter 3:1-7 at our Friday Morning Women's Study.

Three long term seekers discuss Consciousness And Evolution from their own experiences.

Co-founder of 'The Path Of Love' seminars. In 1972, Turiya and her husband were part of developing the first German Humanistic Psychology Growth Center known as Zist. The internal shift that she experienced there was profound and set her and her husband on a new course of human development, which lead them to India where she was to meet and become a disciple of Bhagwan/Osho. The sudden, unexpected death of her husband marked a turning point for Turiya and deeply influenced her own personal search and how she works with people today. In this interview she talks honestly and openly about her life and her spiritual journey.

Author of several books including, 'Deeper than Words', 'From the Heart', 'Shaman's Wisdom', Tony was initiated into Shamanism in the jungles of South America. In this interview he talks about the loss of our instinctive connection with Nature and how we can regain our ONENESS with All That Is. Also, Tony talks about his deep commitment to the Evolution of Consciousness. He says, "the heart is what makes a Human Being a HERO".

Author of 'Averi And The Unknown' talks about her Awakening in 2003 and since then the constant peeling away of old structures and beliefs. Awakening is just the first step, then you need to clear up the whole world. She was asked by her teacher Sai Baba to hold talks on the Heart. After her Awakening also words started to emerge and she wrote a thought provoking spiritual Novel.

Author of 'Lucid Dreaming - Gateway To The Inner Self', Robert talks about his early dream experiences and how he discovered Lucid Dreaming after reading Carlos Castaneda. He quantifies the scientific evidence that now exists on this subject and explains why he feels that Lucid Dreaming is a revolutionary tool to explore the actual nature of reality. It can clearly show shadow issues and the limiting nature of self-attachments and may lead to an experience of non-dual awareness. He says: "Something pre-exists the sense of self. The making of the 'I' is a mistaken perception, the source of a whole series of errors."

Richard is author of 'The World Is My Mirror' recently published on Non-Duality Press. Blue's book is coming out in Spring 2013 on Hay House and is called Soul Plan: Reconnect With Your True Life Purpose.' They both talk about their lives and how they once had fear and anxiety which have disappeared, now that they have discovered who they really are. Richard: "One day I just saw that separate people, places and objects out there in the world, separate from anything else is untrue". Blue: "I experienced a far deeper and unfolding realisation of my essential lack of individuality".

Author of 'The Joy Of No Self' talks about her complete turn around of her belief that there is nothing you can do to awaken ... to "YES" there is something you can do......Mandi found lasting freedom through the method of "Self Enquiry" by Ramana Maharshi.

She is the author of 'Bare-Bones Meditation: Waking Up from the Story of My Life', 'Awake in the Heartland', 'Painting the Sidewalk with Water' and 'Nothing to Grasp'. Joan points to the most obvious and impossible to avoid: the ever-present, ever-changing present moment. She also talks about her disability and compulsive, habitual behaviour and her biggest relief... that there is nowhere to go and nothing to become. Toni Packer was her Teacher.

Author of 'Kabbalistic Healing' and of 'The Instruction Manual For Receiving God', he is the Founder of 'A Society of Souls' The School for Non-Dual Healing and Awakening.' Jason talks about his life and the non-dual Kabbalistic healing process he has developed. He says: 'Kabbalah healing is not transmitted energy, it is working with conditions of unity that are prior to energy.' 'Duality is also Oneness, duality is reality. Thus the ego has within it the kernel of oneness.'

Jason is author of 'The Emergency Transformation Of Human Beings'. Peter and Kinga's book is called, 'A Big Strategy.' They all share a concern for the way our society is going and understand that any real change on the outside has to come from within. In this lively and at times quite inspiring discussion they talk about their lives and the content of their books.

Author of the highly regarded Non-Duality book: 'This Is The Unimaginable and Unavoidable - Irresponsible Writing On Non-Duality', Guy talks about his awakening and the challenges he has faced with integrating this on a human level, since that time.

Author of several books including 'Enlightenment Ain't What It's Cracked Up to Be' and Director of 'The Forge Institute for Spirituality and Social Change', Dr Forman talks about his spiritual search and how the 'pot of gold' he longed for was not what it was cracked up to be. But in time he realised that it was of a kind and nature, wholly different than anything he could have known, or wished for. He also discovered that transformation at that level comes by grace and not by self-adjustment. He says: 'It is time we stopped mistaking the content for the awareness that beholds it. Vastness issues a challenge: tell the truth so completely that there is nothing left to be afraid of.'

Healer and Author of 'The Reconnection - Heal Others, Heal Yourself'. Eric walked away from one of the most successful chiropractic practices in Los Angeles when he and others started witnessing miraculous healings. He talks about his mission in bringing the 'new' bandwidth of frequency never before present on Earth which awakens and upgrades our minds and human system. Dr Pearl brings his mission worldwide to a fast growing audience, to Governments, to the Healthcare System and to Prisons.

Author of many books including: 'How Quantum Activism Can Save Civilization,' 'The Visionary Window: A Quantum Physicist's Guide to Enlightenment' and 'God Is Not Dead' talks about his life and how discovering that consciousness Is the ground of being changed his scientific thinking and also his approach to life. He also explains downward causation, quantum non-locality, free will, Intention, the observer effect, quantum collapse and how consciousness creates the manifest world.

Author of 'Emotional Hostage - Negotiate Your Future' talks about his awakening and how it impacted his life. 'Self Discovery is the process of seeking yourself, seeing through the illusions of your conditioning and finding the real you. Everyone will tell you to be yourself but how can you know which of the voices inside your head is the real you?

Author of many books including, 'A Thousand Names For Joy', 'Loving What Is: How Four Questions Can Change Your Life' and 'Who Would You Be Without Your Story? Byron Katie is the creator of 'The Work'. Here she talks about her life and how she sees reality. She says: 'Stay in the place you are not creating the illusion. Stay in the I AM.' 'I am the awareness of Consciousness observing itself'.

Author of 12 books including,' Opening the Energy Gates of Your Body', 'The Chi Revolution' and 'The Great Stillness', Bruce talks about his life; how he started enquiry at 6 years old, learnt Shiatsu and Zen when he was 14, and went to Japan when 18 to study with the founder of Aikido, Morihei Ueshiba. He ended up living in China, Japan and India for 16 years where he studied Zen, Yoga, Kundalini and Taoist Fire traditions. Bruce speaks fluent Chinese and Japanese. Also he is the first Westerner to be certified in Beijing by the People's Republic of China to teach the complete system of Tai Chii Chuan. This is a really unique interview.

Author of the book 'The Listening Attention, Bob talks about his life and awakening. He says: "I was taken beyond myself into the place of no concern. The years of wondering, of alternating between pleasure and misery came to an end along with the searching and longing it generated. I saw that in all that time I had never really moved; rather I simply woke up."

Author of the book ' 'Solid Ground Of Being' Art talks about his search for The Truth as his life, though perfect in one way, lacked purpose and meaning. After many years of working with Richard Rose's TAT groups, attending numerous individual retreats, and participating in Douglas Harding's work, a breakthrough occurred. Art says: "Art Ticknor was never alive, something broke the identification with the observer, there was no regret in seeing the sense of separate self go."

Author of 'In The Dark And Still Moving', Anne talks about the sudden death of her son Tim Guest and how that started her journey to find out what death means for her.

Author of 30 books including 'Hidden Journey', 'The Hope' and of his forthcoming book 'Radical Passion', Andrew talks about his life, his awakening and his dark nights. He travels worldwide encouraging people to explore and engage in Sacred Activism. Here he also talks about his time with Mother Meera, the importance of shadow work, and how as a human race we are right on the edge of death, but also of a new birth. Andrew explains: "Compassion in Action is the marriage of practical action and spiritual wisdom to create a holy force capable of transforming our world crisis and preserving our planet".

Alastair is author of several books including, 'Hell and High Water', 'Rekindling Community' and 'Soil and Soul.' His work is very much built around Community whatever form that takes and how a real experience of that can take someone into the heart and experience the connectedness that we all share beneath the surface. Alastair says: "Community is about creating synergies out of diverse parts. Becoming grounded means having one foot in the physical realities of this world and the other in the dynamics of people".

Alan talks about his life and his work. Having been adopted by Catholic Nuns at an early age he started to find his way when he discovered Carl Rogers and Encounter Groups. He describes his awakening: "I disappeared into the most brilliant oneness in the whole of existence. All the boundaries dissolved". Alan worked at the Community Centre in London before going to Poona and becoming a disciple of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh (later Osho). At this time he becomes known as Rajen and ran Encounter groups before moving on to the Rajneesh ranch in Oregon. In this interview, Alan reflects on his time with Bhagwan/Osho and talks about 'The Art Of Being.'

Author of the book 'How To Get Out Of This World ALIVE' Alain talks about his awakening in Chartres Cathedral when he was 25. He says: "It is nothing else but our natural state, always there but masked by our psychological entity". Alain worked for many years to integrate his awakening and has now created a system called The 4 D's: DISTANCING, DISCERNMENT, DISINDENTIFICATION and DISCRIMINATION.

Humanitas Visiting Professorship Symposium on Women's Rights Professor Lois McNay (Professor of Theory of Politics and Fellow of Somerville College, University of Oxford) Political Ontologies and Radical Democracy