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When Sally McQuillen's grown son died in a boat accident, her greatest fear was realized. Christopher was often drawn to risk and struggled with addiction. In her riveting memoir, Reaching for Beautiful: A Memoir of Loving and Losing a Wild Child, Sally captures the wild ride of his jam-packed life and her deep love for him while reflecting on her own childhood and family's legacy of alcoholism. McQuillen shares insights about what it's like to experience the aftershocks of acute grief, through the lens of her experience as a mother and her professional vantage point as a psychotherapist. Even if they have not been touched by loss in this way, readers may see themselves in Sally's bittersweet illusion of trying to keep her child safe, in how she is challenged to let go of her fear, guilt, and regret in order to forgive herself, and in the ways grief teaches her about the power of love. For more on Sally and her practice, visit sallymcquillen.com. Please share, rate, or review this poddcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sally McQuillen joins us on the High Road to tell the story of her son Christopher  who left us too soon at the age of 21 years. Sally is a psychotherapist in private practice specializing in addiction, grief, and trauma recovery. She holds a Masters Degree in social work. She lives with her husband on the north shore of Chicago where they raised their three children.  Sally talks about how she handled her grief after the sudden loss of her son and shares her struggles. She also talks about contacting a medium to connect with Christopher after his passing to the other side. It has taken Sally many years to be able to write "Reaching for Beautiful" but it was well worth waiting to read her story.  Blssings to the family. Pick up Nancy's New book, " A Guide to Angel Communication and Spiritual Laws" Visit her website http://www. Nancyyearout.com to book a psychic tarot card reading or an energy healing. You can check out claases at NancyYearout.com 

Halftime Heroes, hosted by Adam 'Shortpass' Kelly, Neil 'Commish' Craig, Peter 'Sus' Susovich, new Hero's Chris 'Gammers' Gamble and Leigh 'Macca' McQuillen. Join the boys as they bring you through all the news and the big topics currently in the MPFNL. With Rnd 1 done and dusted it's game time for the Halftime Heroes, join us in disecting round one as we go through results, the controversies and the upcoming Rnd 2. The Commish gets way too serious in 'Coaches Corner' as he drills down with Macca and Gammers on player points and the salary cap.....its in the media and on the lips of the MPFNL Community and the Halftime Heroes are all over it!!! Selection Table: Div 1 - Sorrento FNC V Edidvale/Aspendale FNC Div 2 - Pearcdale FNC V Chelsea FNC Sus takes aim at a Hastings stalwart in 'Sus's Palletts', no one is safe when Sus is backing up.......a must listen, especially if you support Sorrento Life Saving Club.....looks like Sus will be drinking Cab Sav and eating Blue from the SLSC balcony. Check us out online Halftime Heroes Website Halftime Heroes Facebook PageSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It is a phone call no parent wants to receive. A child is missing —or even worse, presumed dead. That was the call that Sally McQuillen and her husband, Joe, received on a cold January day, nine years ago. Their 21 year old son, Christopher, and three friends, drowned in a boating accident when the canoe they were in capsized on an icy lake in Wisconsin. Sally shares her journey through that life changing experience in Reaching for Beautiful, a memoir that captures her deep love for her son, the agonizing grief of his loss and the lessons learned through a profound experience she has since learned to embrace as a gift. Christopher was, in Sally's words, a “wild child.”  Prior to getting married and beginning a family, both Sally and her husband struggled with addiction, but by the time Christopher was born, both had embraced years of sobriety and believed they could protect their children from the mistakes they'd made. And yet, despite all the preparation that goes into it, parenting is often a journey without a road map. The oldest of three, Christopher struggled with ADHD and later, addiction, but years of treatment gave him a path to sobriety, so by the time he entered college, he was on his way to a brighter future. But it was not meant to be.  “He had a couple of near death accidents, even when sober, says Sally, “So that just kind of showed me that what I've come to believe is true, I don't think that he was meant to be here for longer than his 21 years.”Sally McQuillen, LCSW, CADC, is a psychotherapist specializing in addiction, grief, and trauma recovery. Based in the Chicago area, she provides ongoing support for addiction recovery, as well as support for those recovering from the impact of a loved one's addiction. She works with clients to find peace and healing from trauma and loss. You can learn more about Sally and Reaching for Beautiful hereDo you know someone who has a story to tell? Someone who is giving back to their community? Working to make our world a better place? Send an email to suzanne@suzannemaggio.com. Nominate them for a future episode of From Sparks to Light.To learn more about Robert Maggio, the composer of "Where Love is Love," our theme music, please check out his website.To learn more about Suzanne, visit her website. To learn more about the inspiration for this podcast, please check out Suzanne's memoir, Estrellas - Moments of Illumination Along El Camino de SantiagoFollow Suzanne on Social Media Instagram @suzannemaggio_author Facebook @ Suzanne Maggio author Threads @suzannemaggio_author

TW: This episode details eating disorder symptoms, diagnoses, and behaviors in regard to recovery. Listener discretion is advised.On this week's episode, I sit down with artist and designer Kelley McQuillen to talk all things eating disorder recovery. Kelley has been in recovery for 12 years (versus my 1.5 at the time of filming) and gave me the scoop on how the years stack up.Follow Kelley: @kelleymcquillen Vote for My Body, My Jokes for the 2025 DIVA Podcast Award! Voting ends March 14th - https://www.coloradodivaawards.com/Share your personal experiences or submit questions for the pod at mybodymyjokespod@gmail.comFollow Morgan Lorraine Gallo:https://linktr.ee/morganlorrainegallo@morganlorrainegallo

Carol McQuillen, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Common Roots, joins Anthony & Kelly to talk about their year.

In this episode of Grow a Small Business, host Michael Denehey interviews Dave McQuillen, the founder of Sufferfest (wahooX), discusses building his cycling app into a $20M enterprise with 45 team members. He details the tough transition from digital downloads to a subscription model and the importance of staying close to customers. Host Michael Denehey explores McQuillen's journey, from managing growth to achieving work-life balance, and the valuable lessons learned along the way. Why would you wait any longer to start living the lifestyle you signed up for? Balance your health, wealth, relationships and business growth. And focus your time and energy and make the most of this year. Let's get into it by clicking here.   Michael delves into our guest's startup journey, their perception of success, industry reconsideration, and the pivotal stress point during business expansion. They discuss the joys of small business growth, vital entrepreneurial habits, and strategies for team building, encompassing wins, blunders, and invaluable advice.   And a snapshot of the final five Grow A Small Business Questions:   What do you think is the hardest thing in growing a small business? According to Dave McQuillen, the hardest thing in growing a small business is choosing what not to do. He emphasizes the importance of focusing on what truly drives success and avoiding distractions from bright, shiny objects that can divert attention and resources. What's your favorite business book that has helped you the most? Dave McQuillen's favorite business books are "Why We Buy" by Paco Underhill and "Setting the Table" by Danny Meyer. He values "Why We Buy" for its insights into consumer behavior and merchandising, and "Setting the Table" for its lessons on customer experience and leadership. Are there any great podcasts or online learning resources you'd recommend to help grow a small business? Dave McQuillen didn't find podcasts to be particularly influential during his time with Sufferfest, but he mentioned enjoying cycling podcasts now that he's out of the industry. For growing a small business, he emphasizes the importance of tools that facilitate meaningful conversations with customers, rather than just quantitative surveys. Prototyping ideas and getting feedback directly from users is also crucial. What tool or resource would you recommend to grow a small business? Dave McQuillen recommends using tools that facilitate direct, meaningful conversations with customers. He emphasizes the value of prototyping ideas and gathering feedback through interactive discussions rather than relying solely on quantitative surveys. What advice would you give yourself on day one of starting out in business? Dave McQuillen advises that he might not give himself any specific advice on day one. He believes that if he had known how challenging and consuming the journey would be, he might have been too scared to start. Embracing the unknown and adapting as things progressed was, in his view, advantageous to his success. Book a 20-minute Growth Chat with Troy Trewin to see if you qualify for our upcoming course. Don't miss out on this opportunity to take your small business to new heights! Enjoyed the podcast? Please leave a review on iTunes or your preferred platform. Your feedback helps more small business owners discover our podcast and embark on their business growth journey.     Quotable quotes from our special Grow A Small Business podcast guest: Invest in your team; it's the best way to scale your business effectively – Dave McQuillen Understanding your customers daily is crucial; it's not something you can delegate – Dave McQuillen The most transformative industry changes are often the hardest to recognize and act on – Dave McQuillen      

Miles McQuillen sits down with GabelliTV for another episode of Investing Fundamentals, this time on Commodities. To learn more about Gabelli Funds' disciplined, research driven approach to investing, visit https://m.gabelli.com/gtv_cu or email invest@gabelli.com. Connect with Gabelli Funds: • Twitter - https://twitter.com/InvestGabelli • Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/investgabelli/ • Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/InvestGabelli • LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/investgabelli/ http://www.Gabelli.com Invest with Us 1-800-GABELLI (800-422-3554)

Miles sits down with GabelliTV for another episode of Investing Fundamentals. To learn more about Gabelli Funds' disciplined, research driven approach to investing, visit https://m.gabelli.com/gtv_cu or email invest@gabelli.com. Connect with Gabelli Funds: • Twitter - https://twitter.com/InvestGabelli • Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/investgabelli/ • Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/InvestGabelli • LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/investgabelli/ http://www.Gabelli.com Invest with Us 1-800-GABELLI (800-422-3554)

Miles McQuillen presents another Investing Fundamentals segment to GabelliTV. To learn more about Gabelli Funds' disciplined, research driven approach to investing, visit https://m.gabelli.com/gtv_cu or email invest@gabelli.com. Connect with Gabelli Funds: • Twitter - https://twitter.com/InvestGabelli • Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/investgabelli/ • Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/InvestGabelli • LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/investgabelli/ http://www.Gabelli.com Invest with Us 1-800-GABELLI (800-422-3554)

This episode includes conversations among Host Strategic Communications Chair David Campbell, MEC Chair Will McQuillen, Negotiating Chair David Wilhelm, Scheduling Chair and MEC Secretary-Elect Scott Rubin, and Strategic Planning Chair Brad Beachler. McQuillen gives some details of the recent MEC and Joint MEC meetings that occurred in January. Wilhelm explains the Incentive Line (IL) LOA (24-01) including the provision suspending reserves' ability to pick up flying on their days off while the LOA is in use as well the replacement of LOA 22-06 with LOA 24-02 which enhances reserves' ability to pick up work on days off when the IL LOA is not in effect. Rubin discusses preferential bidding which will start on April 1 for the May bid period and explains where to find training materials. Finally, Beachler discusses upcoming unity events.  For answers to questions about the new reserve system, please listen to episode 61, TA 6: Reserves.

Join us in this enlightening episode of the SIWIKE Podcast as we welcome our guest host, Bruce. Dive deep into valuable insights and practical advice on career development and personal growth with our expert, Luki Danu. In this episode, we explore the intricacies of navigating the professional world, uncovering strategies for success, and sharing the 'Stuff I Wish I Knew Earlier' to help you on your journey. Whether you're just starting out, seeking a career change, or looking to grow in your current role, this podcast is a treasure trove of knowledge and inspiration for anyone aiming to excel in their career. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more empowering content! Connect with Bruce on LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/bruce-mcquillen-2274a31/

Carol McQuillen, Executive Director of Common Roots, joins Kurt & Anthony to discuss their new flex membership and the added bonus of joining before December 22nd

Our historical series continues today with a detailed look back on the life and career of Florence ‘Mack' McQuillen, the first executive director of the AANA and someone who held the position for nearly a quarter century. We're excited to have Nancy Bruton-Maree, CRNA, and Sandy Ouellette, CRNA to tell us about how she helped shape the association and why she was considered by some to be a ‘benevolent dictator.   Here's some of what we discuss in this episode: How she became the first executive director of the AANA. Her notable achievements during her 22 years in the role. A first-hand account of meeting held for mandatory continuing education. Developing a relationship with the ASA. Why she considered a ‘benevolent dictator' by many people. Her awards and AANA recognitions earned.   Visit us online: https://beyondthemaskpodcast.com/   Get the CE Certificate here: https://beyondthemaskpodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Beyond-the-Mask-CE-Cert-FILLABLE.pdf   Help us grow by leaving a review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-the-mask-innovation-opportunities-for-crnas/id1440309246

Rob Cesternino is joined by two-time Survivor Kass McQuillen to discuss season 45 of Survivor!

Rob Cesternino is joined by two-time Survivor Kass McQuillen to discuss season 45 of Survivor!

Carol McQuillen, executive director of Common Roots, comes in to talk about how they are helping support the farmers from the interval who lost their crops in the recent flooding. Carol also updates us on the mission of Common Roots.

Carol McQuillen and Chad Hollister, join Kelly & Anthony on the Morning Drive. They debut Chad's new song "Nourish to Flourish" he wrote and recorded for Common Roots.

It doesn't take time, only intention! Nicole's near and dear friend Wes McQuillen is a multi-award-winning senior marketing executive and Web3 native with a focus on alternative strategies for highly regulated products. He's taken his personal interests in all things technology and combined them into his professional life to help companies to achieve their goals, stand out in a crowded field, and overcome stigma.In this episode, Wes and Nicole share their insight on the wave of the future. They talk about VR, ChatGPT, and the robots that are taking over. They also discuss the importance of resourcefulness and being willing to just Google it. Push play now to hear: ✨ Why full emersion learning is always best.✨ How resourcefulness helps you get where you want to go.✨ The truth about the robots. Click here to learn more about what Wes does as an alternative marketing expert. Ready to attract unicorn clients!? Book a call with the Wonder Team!And as always, for more trouble go to Real Unicorns Don't Wear Pants. 

What if you didn't give up on an idea, no matter how long it took? Cate McQuillen is a powerful example of what can happen when heart, tenacity, strategy and a bit of magic combine to bring something big to life. Cate is a storyteller and changemaker with a giant heart and mission to serve nature who lives on beautiful Bundjalung country in the Northern Rivers of NSW, Australia. She is one half of the production company, with her husband Hewey, that created the global sensation Dirtgirlworld and Get Grubby TV. They are committed to cooling the planet with environmentally focused, eco hearted content for children and families. Dirtgirlworld is screened in 128 countries and educates and inspires a future generation to care for the planet and create a climate safe future. Cate has won a swag of awards for her work, including one of only a few Emmy's to be won by an Australian. We dive into conversation about her journey to create such a global impact, the importance of leading with your values, being bold and not shying away from bearing your heart through your work. She generously shares her advice for you, gorgeous changemaker, as you find and follow your calling to make a difference and amplify your impact. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. Mandie x Learn more about Cate work at: https://www.mememe.com.au/ Ways we can stay in touch: I dish up (mostly) daily goodness on the 'gram at www.instagram.com/soulstrategies Sign up for irregular love letters from me via email at https://soulstrategies.co/#newsletter (including a free meditation) Please leave a comment, review or share if you enjoy the show. Your feedback means so much to me. Stock music provided by AudioKraken from Pond5

Carol stops by to discuss the Common Roots Farmstand at the Food Shelf, and launch of the new fundraising campaign. https://www.commonroots.org/donate

A fresh follow-up to his first book, My Search for Christopher on the Other Side, Joe McQuillen continues to share his difficult journey in this father-and-son tale, We're Not Done Yet, Pop: My Lessons from the Other Side, while simultaneously finding in-roads to connection and thriving on this ability to visit with his son on the other side at various ‘thin places.'  Through their travels and visits to thin places, we learn about both Joe and his son. We learn that Christopher struggled while at a military school for a year, and that Joe recognized this and pulled him out. We learn that Joe is a devoted member of AA and that his son's struggles (and the awareness that he suffered) continue to pain him, even from the other side, but these struggles also continue to teach him how to be a better man and a better dad. Joe and Chris's story, which is told as a mixture of narrative, italicized visits with Chris from the other side, input and conversations with respected psychic mediums, a thread of music floating throughout, is relatable to anyone who has experienced loss or even anyone who has imagined it. Their words—father and son—speak directly to readers, providing courage, strength, hope, and connectivity—all delivered with a healthy dose of McQuillen humor. This book provides comfort and solace for all of us, reminding us life is precious, and that although some say we may go around only once, we can continue to find connection with our loved ones from both sides of the veil.

A fresh follow-up to his first book, My Search for Christopher on the Other Side, Joe McQuillen continues to share his difficult journey in this father-and-son tale, We're Not Done Yet, Pop: My Lessons from the Other Side, while simultaneously finding in-roads to connection and thriving on this ability to visit with his son on the other side at various ‘thin places.'   Through their travels and visits to thin places, we learn about both Joe and his son. We learn that Christopher struggled while at a military school for a year, and that Joe recognized this and pulled him out. We learn that Joe is a devoted member of AA and that his son's struggles (and the awareness that he suffered) continue to pain him, even from the other side, but these struggles also continue to teach him how to be a better man and a better dad. Joe and Chris's story, which is told as a mixture of narrative, italicized visits with Chris from the other side, input and conversations with respected psychic mediums, a thread of music floating throughout, is relatable to anyone who has experienced loss or even anyone who has imagined it. Their words—father and son—speak directly to readers, providing courage, strength, hope, and connectivity—all delivered with a healthy dose of McQuillen humor. This book provides comfort and solace for all of us, reminding us life is precious, and that although some say we may go around only once, we can continue to find connection with our loved ones from both sides of the veil.

A fresh follow-up to his first book, My Search for Christopher on the Other Side, Joe McQuillen continues to share his difficult journey in this father-and-son tale, We're Not Done Yet, Pop: My Lessons from the Other Side, while simultaneously finding in-roads to connection and thriving on this ability to visit with his son on the other side at various ‘thin places.' Through their travels and visits to thin places, we learn about both Joe and his son. We learn that Christopher struggled while at a military school for a year, and that Joe recognized this and pulled him out. We learn that Joe is a devoted member of AA and that his son's struggles (and the awareness that he suffered) continue to pain him, even from the other side, but these struggles also continue to teach him how to be a better man and a better dad.Joe and Chris's story, which is told as a mixture of narrative, italicized visits with Chris from the other side, input and conversations with respected psychic mediums, a thread of music floating throughout, is relatable to anyone who has experienced loss or even anyone who has imagined it. Their words—father and son—speak directly to readers, providing courage, strength, hope, and connectivity—all delivered with a healthy dose of McQuillen humor. This book provides comfort and solace for all of us, reminding us life is precious, and that although some say we may go around only once, we can continue to find connection with our loved ones from both sides of the veil.

In this episode, I have the absolute pleasure of introducing one of the newest and brightest change-makers in the world today: Alexis McQuillen. This amazing thought leader shares her story about how her childhood living with a mother who suffered from heavy addition lead her to the amazing path she is on now. But that story brought with it a great deal of pain as she describes to us how her mother ultimately succumbed to addiction, and how that circumstance in her life transformed the path she was on and ultimately the person she was to become. Alexis is now an unbelievably talented self-awareness coach who I have had the pleasure of getting to know over the past year. We are often teaming up in several Clubhouse rooms and dropping knowledge bombs like we did in this episode. Connect with Alexis at: www.iammoonchildofficial.com Facebook (Alexis McQuillen) Instagram (iammoonchildofficial) https://linktr.ee/iammoonchildofficial **GIVEAWAY ANNOUNCEMENT** We have a few bumper stickers and possibly a few other items to giveaway to our listeners. Leave a rating and review on whatever platform you listen on and send us a screen shot to IG or the podcast email connect@livethislife.org and be entered for a drawing on July 1 to be one of the five winners we will select. CHECK US OUT Check out LTL new YouTube Channel for full-length episodes and interviews, and follow our social media accounts: livethislife.org YOUTUBE FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM TIKTOK REACH OUT Send me a direct message through Anchor (by Spotify) about an idea for future episodes, submit a question to have answered on the show, or just drop a quick "HI"!! https://anchor.fm/livethislife/message Book a time to chat through the Calendly page (Calendly.com/livethislife): Want to talk about getting on an episode? BOOK EPISODE CONCEPT CALL (Free 30 Minute Zoom Call) Thinking about getting a life fulfillment coaching session? SEE IF LIFE FULLFILLMENT COACHING IS FOR YOU (Free 15 Minute Zoom Call) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/livethislife/support

Join host Strategic Communications Chairman David Campbell as he discusses the recent increase in pace of contract negotiations with Negotiating Committee Chairman Chris Gruner and MEC Chairman Will McQuillen. Also in this episode, Strategic Planning Chairman Ronan O'Donoghue and McQuillen discuss how the MEC's strategic plan has brought us to where we are now and how the MEC will continue to leverage it to bring these negotiations to a successful conclusion in the form of a ratifiable Tentative Agreement.

In this episode, Marisa speaks to self-awareness coach Alexis McQuillen of I Am Moon Child about life as a manifestor vs. a projector. Alexis' journey to her self awareness led her to become exactly who she was meant to be. Tune in to hear all the juicy goodness! Connect with Alexis on Instagram and through her website! Grab the books mentioned Spirits Speak of the Universe: Extraterrestrials, Spirituality, and Our Galaxy and The Lost Lands: A Magickal History of Lemuria, Atlantis & Avalon.   Lead with confidence so you show TF up! Click here to work with me 1-on-1. By utilizing your unique human design, we'll co-create a clear direction to expand your confidence and implement proven marketing strategies to grow your business. Join our Facebook Group, connect on Instagram, TikTok, and grab your FREEBIES here!

The Marlborough Community Land Trust in Kansas City has been stepping up to help connect more neighbors, especially low-income neighbors, with opportunities for homeownership and to ensure that those opportunities continue in perpetuity for future families, too. Community Land Trusts are a model for stabilizing neighborhoods while at the same time allowing low- and middle-income people the chance to build household wealth. This episode features Rebecca McQuillen, Executive Director of the Marlborough Community Land trust, and Rodger Kube, president of the Land Trust's board. You'll hear them talk about how they got started, including the creative ways they've pursued funding and built positive partnerships to accomplish their goals.  You'll also hear a really thorough description of how a land trust works and why it's been a successful approach in many neighborhoods like theirs. Rebecca and Rodger get candid about the challenges of this work, especially in the current, hotly competitive housing market. And they tell some moving stories of how the chance to pursue that American dream of homeownership has changed lives in the Marlborough neighborhood. P.S. If you listen to this episode, you'll also get to enjoy our new podcast music, created by Strong Towns Content Manager, Jay Stange. Additional Show Notes Grab your ticket to the 2022 Local-Motive Tour today. Nominate your town for the Strongest Town contest. Just a couple days left to submit your nomination! Visit the Marlborough Community Land Trust website. Send your story ideas to rachel@strongtowns.org. Support this podcast by becoming a Strong Towns member today.

Episode No. 537 is a holiday weekend clips episode featuring curators Erin Christovale and Anne T. Woollett. Christovale discusses the retrospective “Ulysses Jenkins: Without Your Interpretation,” which is at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles through May 15. Christovale co-curated the exhibition with Meg Onli. Jenkins is an influential video and performance artist whose work has examined how cultural iconography and history have informed representation. The exhibition catalogue was published by the hammer and the ICA Philadelphia, which debuted the show last year. Indiebound and Amazon offer it for about $40. The museums will also republish Jenkins's memoir, “Doggerel Life: Stories of a Los Angeles Griot.” Amazon and Indiebound offer it for $15. With Austėja Mackelaitė and John T. McQuillen, Woollett is a co-curator of “Hans Holbein: Capturing Character,” which is at the Morgan Library & Museum, New York, through May 15, 2022. The exhibition presents Hans Holbein the Younger as German but transnational, and situates his portraiture between not only influential court figures, but the leading intellectuals of contemporary Switzerland and England. Remarkably, it is the first major Holbein exhibition in the US. Co-organized with the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, “Holbein” features over 50 objects including 33 Holbein paintings and drawings. The excellent exhibition catalogue was published by the Getty. Amazon offers it for about $50.

Common Roots connects farmers, educators, youth, college interns, and community members to build a sustainable future through food and land stewardship. Carol talks about her initial inspiration and how today common roots mission is coming to fruition. Education programs, organic farm to fork meals and real food for the food shelf.

Joe McQuillen and his wife Sally have experienced the devastating loss of their son, Christopher. In this follow-up book, Joe continues to share his journey, a father-and-son tale, while simultaneously finding in-roads to connection and thriving on this ability to visit with his son on the other side at various ‘thin places.' With Chris at his side, Joe takes us from his beloved son's gravesite to his bedroom (now Joe's office) in Winnetka, Illinois to the Florida Gulf beaches at night where Joe has found hope and affirmation of his son's everlasting love through shared dialogues, to In Balance Ranch Academy in Arizona, where Chris was a shining star and a leader for troubled youth, and where he also found healing and the love of an American paint horse. Through their travels and visits to thin places, we learn about both men. Navigating the roads in his Jeep with a cigar, his trusty yellow lab, a Buffalo Bills folding chair in back, and a love of music and audio books which alternately pour from the speakers, Joe is the quintessential, hard-working guy's-guy who loves golf and a good steak, who sometimes makes “an Irish exit,” and who also happens to have a heart bigger than life itself. Their story speaks directly to you, providing courage, strength, hope, and connectivity—all delivered with a healthy dose of McQuillen humor. The words within provide comfort and solace for all of us, reminding us life is precious, and that although we may go around only once, we can continue to find connection from both sides of the veil. We're Not Done Yet, Pop, is fresh follow-up to his first book, My Search for Christopher on the Other Side, Joe McQuillen continues to share his difficult journey in this father-and-son tale, We're Not Done Yet, Pop: My Lessons from the Other Side, while simultaneously finding in-roads to connection and thriving on this ability to visit with his son on the other side at various ‘thin places.' With Chris at his side, Joe takes us from his beloved son's gravesite where a trusted friend might sometimes leave an empty Landshark bottle to his bedroom (now Joe's office) in Winnetka, Illinois, to the Florida Gulf beaches at night where Joe has found hope and affirmation of his son's everlasting love through shared dialogues, to In Balance Ranch Academy in Arizona, where Chris was a shining star and a leader for troubled youth, and where he also found healing and the love of an American paint horse. Joe's book is an easy-to-follow guide to finding out what best connects each of us with our loved ones in spirit. Throughout the book, Joe and Christopher offer evidence that our kids are still right here, sharing in every significant event and helping us move forward and heal.

Joe McQuillen and his wife Sally have experienced the devastating loss of their son, Christopher. In this follow-up book, Joe continues to share his journey, a father-and-son tale, while simultaneously finding in-roads to connection and thriving on this ability to visit with his son on the other side at various ‘thin places.' With Chris at his side, Joe takes us from his beloved son's gravesite to his bedroom (now Joe's office) in Winnetka, Illinois to the Florida Gulf beaches at night where Joe has found hope and affirmation of his son's everlasting love through shared dialogues, to In Balance Ranch Academy in Arizona, where Chris was a shining star and a leader for troubled youth, and where he also found healing and the love of an American paint horse. Through their travels and visits to thin places, we learn about both men. Navigating the roads in his Jeep with a cigar, his trusty yellow lab, a Buffalo Bills folding chair in back, and a love of music and audio books which alternately pour from the speakers, Joe is the quintessential, hard-working guy's-guy who loves golf and a good steak, who sometimes makes “an Irish exit,” and who also happens to have a heart bigger than life itself. Their story speaks directly to you, providing courage, strength, hope, and connectivity—all delivered with a healthy dose of McQuillen humor. The words within provide comfort and solace for all of us, reminding us life is precious, and that although we may go around only once, we can continue to find connection from both sides of the veil. We're Not Done Yet, Pop, is fresh follow-up to his first book, My Search for Christopher on the Other Side, Joe McQuillen continues to share his difficult journey in this father-and-son tale, We're Not Done Yet, Pop: My Lessons from the Other Side, while simultaneously finding in-roads to connection and thriving on this ability to visit with his son on the other side at various ‘thin places.' With Chris at his side, Joe takes us from his beloved son's gravesite where a trusted friend might sometimes leave an empty Landshark bottle to his bedroom (now Joe's office) in Winnetka, Illinois, to the Florida Gulf beaches at night where Joe has found hope and affirmation of his son's everlasting love through shared dialogues, to In Balance Ranch Academy in Arizona, where Chris was a shining star and a leader for troubled youth, and where he also found healing and the love of an American paint horse. Joe's book is an easy-to-follow guide to finding out what best connects each of us with our loved ones in spirit. Throughout the book, Joe and Christopher offer evidence that our kids are still right here, sharing in every significant event and helping us move forward and heal.

We all have loved ones who have transitioned to the other side. They have not died. They have moved on to a different life in a different realm, the spiritual realm. The wonderous news is that we can still communicate with them, have a relationship with them, heal the past, and allow them to help guide us into our future. Just like we continue to grow on earth, they continue to grow in heaven. If we choose to communicate with them, we can learn from them and develop spiritually while we're still on earth. From the other side, Joe's son reassures him that there would have been even more pain had he lived longer. He then encourages Joe to trust his intuition and to stretch himself to reach spiritual enlightenment and soul enlightenment, telling him that it will be “exciting” and he needs excitement now. Please join us Thursday to learn how to communicate with your loved ones on the other side and to hear the lessons Joe has learned by communicating with his son who passed over in early 2016.

We all have loved ones who have transitioned to the other side. They have not died. They have moved on to a different life in a different realm, the spiritual realm. The wonderous news is that we can still communicate with them, have a relationship with them, heal the past, and allow them to help guide us into our future. Just like we continue to grow on earth, they continue to grow in heaven. If we choose to communicate with them, we can learn from them and develop spiritually while we're still on earth. From the other side, Joe's son reassures him that there would have been even more pain had he lived longer. He then encourages Joe to trust his intuition and to stretch himself to reach spiritual enlightenment and soul enlightenment, telling him that it will be “exciting” and he needs excitement now. Please join us Thursday to learn how to communicate with your loved ones on the other side and to hear the lessons Joe has learned by communicating with his son who passed over in early 2016.

"We're Not Done Yet, Pop" Joe McQuillen and his wife Sally have experienced the devastating loss of their son, Christopher. In this follow-up book, Joe continues to share his journey, a father-and-son tale, while simultaneously finding in-roads to connection and thriving on this ability to visit with his son on the other side at various ‘thin places.' With Chris at his side, Joe takes us from his beloved son's gravesite to his bedroom (now Joe's office) in Winnetka, Illinois to the Florida Gulf beaches at night where Joe has found hope and affirmation of his son's everlasting love through shared dialogues, to In Balance Ranch Academy in Arizona, where Chris was a shining star and a leader for troubled youth, and where he also found healing and the love of an American paint horse. Through their travels and visits to thin places, we learn about both men. Navigating the roads in his Jeep with a cigar, his trusty yellow lab, a Buffalo Bills folding chair in back, and a love of music and audio books which alternately pour from the speakers, Joe is the quintessential, hard-working guy's-guy who loves golf and a good steak, who sometimes makes “an Irish exit,” and who also happens to have a heart bigger than life itself. Their story speaks directly to you, providing courage, strength, hope, and connectivity—all delivered with a healthy dose of McQuillen humor. The words within provide comfort and solace for all of us, reminding us life is precious, and that although we may go around only once, we can continue to find connection from both sides of the veil. We're Not Done Yet, Pop, is fresh follow-up to his first book, My Search for Christopher on the Other Side, Joe McQuillen continues to share his difficult journey in this father-and-son tale, We're Not Done Yet, Pop: My Lessons from the Other Side, while simultaneously finding in-roads to connection and thriving on this ability to visit with his son on the other side at various ‘thin places.' With Chris at his side, Joe takes us from his beloved son's gravesite where a trusted friend might sometimes leave an empty Landshark bottle to his bedroom (now Joe's office) in Winnetka, Illinois, to the Florida Gulf beaches at night where Joe has found hope and affirmation of his son's everlasting love through shared dialogues, to In Balance Ranch Academy in Arizona, where Chris was a shining star and a leader for troubled youth, and where he also found healing and the love of an American paint horse. Joe's book is an easy-to-follow guide to finding out what best connects each of us with our loved ones in spirit. Throughout the book, Joe and Christopher offer evidence that our kids are still right here, sharing in every significant event and helping us move forward and heal.

"We're Not Done Yet, Pop" Joe McQuillen and his wife Sally have experienced the devastating loss of their son, Christopher. In this follow-up book, Joe continues to share his journey, a father-and-son tale, while simultaneously finding in-roads to connection and thriving on this ability to visit with his son on the other side at various ‘thin places.' With Chris at his side, Joe takes us from his beloved son's gravesite to his bedroom (now Joe's office) in Winnetka, Illinois to the Florida Gulf beaches at night where Joe has found hope and affirmation of his son's everlasting love through shared dialogues, to In Balance Ranch Academy in Arizona, where Chris was a shining star and a leader for troubled youth, and where he also found healing and the love of an American paint horse. Through their travels and visits to thin places, we learn about both men. Navigating the roads in his Jeep with a cigar, his trusty yellow lab, a Buffalo Bills folding chair in back, and a love of music and audio books which alternately pour from the speakers, Joe is the quintessential, hard-working guy's-guy who loves golf and a good steak, who sometimes makes “an Irish exit,” and who also happens to have a heart bigger than life itself. Their story speaks directly to you, providing courage, strength, hope, and connectivity—all delivered with a healthy dose of McQuillen humor. The words within provide comfort and solace for all of us, reminding us life is precious, and that although we may go around only once, we can continue to find connection from both sides of the veil. We're Not Done Yet, Pop, is fresh follow-up to his first book, My Search for Christopher on the Other Side, Joe McQuillen continues to share his difficult journey in this father-and-son tale, We're Not Done Yet, Pop: My Lessons from the Other Side, while simultaneously finding in-roads to connection and thriving on this ability to visit with his son on the other side at various ‘thin places.' With Chris at his side, Joe takes us from his beloved son's gravesite where a trusted friend might sometimes leave an empty Landshark bottle to his bedroom (now Joe's office) in Winnetka, Illinois, to the Florida Gulf beaches at night where Joe has found hope and affirmation of his son's everlasting love through shared dialogues, to In Balance Ranch Academy in Arizona, where Chris was a shining star and a leader for troubled youth, and where he also found healing and the love of an American paint horse. Joe's book is an easy-to-follow guide to finding out what best connects each of us with our loved ones in spirit. Throughout the book, Joe and Christopher offer evidence that our kids are still right here, sharing in every significant event and helping us move forward and heal.

We're Not Done yet, Pop: My Lessons from the Other Side with Joe McQuillen A fresh follow-up to his first book, My Search for Christopher on the Other Side, Joe McQuillen continues to share his difficult journey in this father-and-son tale, We're Not Done Yet, Pop: My Lessons from the Other Side, while simultaneously finding in-roads to connection and thriving on this ability to visit with his son on the other side at various ‘thin places.' Joe and Chris's story, which is told as a mixture of narrative, italicized visits with Chris from the other side, input and conversations with respected psychic mediums, a thread of music floating throughout, is relatable to anyone who has experienced loss or even anyone who has imagined it. Their words—father and son—speak directly to readers, providing courage, strength, hope, and connectivity—all delivered with a healthy dose of McQuillen humor. JOE McQUILLEN married and father of three children, one on the other side. Joe was the youngest of 10 children from an Irish-Catholic family. Although Joe has had two successful careers, he is at heart a blue-collar kid from Buffalo, NY. For more information visit: https://www.joemcquillen.net/ *************************************************** For more information about BITEradio products and services visit: http://www.biteradio.me/index.html To view the photography of Robert at: rpsharpe.picfair.com

Learning to Connect with Your Authentic Self | Alexis McQuillen | Raw & UNscripted w/Christopher Rausch Gain valuable insights in understanding where your ego ends and authentic self begins Learn strategies for reconnecting with your present and why it's like medicine for your soul Discover ways to connect with your internal messenger for important insights that guide you Please join me LIVE Tues, 11/30/2021 @ 7pm (PST) / 10pm (EST) as I chat with my new inspirational soul sister from another mister Alexis McQuillen!!! Here is videocast replay link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y64gYfaZSwU (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y64gYfaZSwU) Alexis is an expert in taking her clients on a journey of ascending into higher levels of consciousness. She guides you to become more in tune and self-aware as she teaches you to develop your intuition and overcome old patterns and beliefs not working for your greater good. Please discover more about Alexis at http://www.IamMoonchild.com (www.IamMoonchild.com) and connect on Instagram @iammoonchildoffical No doubt this conversation will provide tons of #inspiration and #motivation to potentially change your #Perspective and #Mindset! Bring your favorite note-taking tools and let's make the changes we need to move to the next level of our life! BONUS: We'll be interacting with you LIVE in the comments section with your thoughts and answering your questions! Are YOU READY #KickassNation #MisFits4Life??? #SelfAwareness #Ego #Authenticity #NoExcusesCoach #Raw&UNscripted #NoRegrets #Unstoppable For More Information please check out: http://www.christopherrausch.com/ (www.ChristopherRausch.com) http://www.youtube.com/TheChristopherRausch (www.Youtube.com/TheChristopherRausch)

Episode No. 523 features curators Anne T. Woollett and Shannon Vittoria. With Austėja Mackelaitė and John T. McQuillen, Woollett is a co-curator of "Hans Holbein: Capturing Character in the Renaissance" at the J. Paul Getty Museum through January 9, 2022. The exhibition presents Hans Holbein the Younger as German but transnational, and situates his portraiture between not only influential court figures, but the leading intellectuals of contemporary Switzerland and England. Remarkably, it is the first major Holbein exhibition in the US. Co-organized with the Morgan Library & Museum, New York, "Holbein" features over 50 objects including 33 Holbein paintings and drawings.  Along with Elizabeth Kornhauser, Vittoria is the co-curator of "Jules Tavernier and the Elem Pomo." Vittoria wrote the essay on the Elem Pomo work included in the exhibition for The Met Bulletin that functions as the show's catalogue. It's at the Met through November 28.

Bob talks with Fr. Tom McQuillen about his time with prison ministry, as well as ministry to those with mental disabilities in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati.Support the show (http://www.catholiccincinnati.org/ministries-offices/respect-life-2/being-pro-life/)

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Canada-based Xello was founded over 25 years ago by entrepreneurs Matt McQuillen and Jeff Harris. They saw the need for a unified approach to consistent college and career readiness curricula in schools and developed a CD-ROM (say whaaa?!?) as an initial solution. From this early effort, has blossomed a comprehensive platform that helps schools engage students in purposeful thought activities around their futures. But is the secret sauce really in the platform? Listen up as Matt and Jeff share their insights. Plugs include Blaze's Party Rentals and Bovine Math. Music by Ketsa.

It's Friday which means FLASHBACK FRIDAY time and it's time to listen to one of our longest ever interviews in the Survivor Oz days as we hear from Cagayan contestant Kass McQuillen! In this chat, we talk to Kass about turning down Jeff Probst for sex, being abused at the grocery store by old men as well as talking painted donkeys with Justin Timberlake & Ozzy Osbourne and why she wants to send the Trish interview to Guantanamo Bay to be used as a torture device. It's one of the most entertaining interviews we ever did so don't miss it!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Death ends a life but it doesn't end a relationship as you will witness when Joe talks to his son that passed away -- including special Guest Star, Jen Weigel.

Pat throws out the notes, and gets a little dose of perspective. Also, a great opportunity to catch up with David McQuillen of The Sufferfest, the best online preparation tool you need to use. 

Mike Gallagher invites Paul McQuillen onto the show seeking to have a civil discourse on politicians seeking political gain using gun violence studies as a foundation. They discuss the second amendment, the NRA, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“The best entrepreneurial ideas are when someone solves their own problem and then realizes there are other people out there that have the same problem.” Think about a product you use weekly, then think about every way you could make it better. Then figure out how you could turn that into a product even without a the budget. That's exactly what David McQuillen did when he launched The Sufferfest, a digital download series of cycling trainer videos that's grown into a streaming app with exclusive rights to UCI race footage and global audience. While he may have lucked into a better distribution method, he made something infinitely better than the alternatives of the time, and has continued to improve it to stay at the top of his game and remain relevant amongst a slew of new virtual and digital competition. Here's his story, full of lessons for any entrepreneur! For full show notes, links and images, check out this show's post at TheBuildCycle.com/Podcast Be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Overcast FM, or wherever you listen to podcasts and leave a review and rating! And let me know who you'd like to hear interviewed...just message me on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.

On a very special episode of Everybody Hurts, we talk with David McQuillen, Assistant Race Director for the 2017 Tour of Sufferlandria. David opens a window into the twisted mind of renowned Architect of Agony, Grunter von Agony, uncovering the inspiration for this year's parcourse and giving riders some words of warning about which stages shouldn't be trifled with. Today's episode sponsored by Thomson Bike Tours, Wahoo Fitness, and Wattbike.

Here we go! The 2015 ToS is upon us, and who better to kick things off than Sir David McQuillen, creator of The Sufferfest. Get a Tour preview, insight into the stages, and some great advice on how to get through the toughest tour of a ficticious contry ever presented!

Pat's in the new studio, a bit giddy, with Sir David McQuillen of Sufferlandrian fame. David is on Skype to talk about some great new things happening with the long time friend of the podcast, The Sufferfest.  Get ready, we've got an exclusive!!