Podcasts about mcroberts

Midland County deputies have spent more than three decades trying to solve a deadly hit-and-run. Gregory McRoberts was killed while riding his bike on Dec. 12, 1991. 9&10's David Lyden takes us through this long, winding case that continues to this very day.

It's live episode time!! Elli and Jenna, a dynamic audience of Professional Humans, and Fathom Consulting CEO, Kate McRoberts, come together to celebrate the launch of Gray Cardigan and its founder, Mark Hines. Their discussion tackles the often-undiscussed topic of asking for help, delving into the value and the challenges that can present, especially in professional settings.  Listen in for an entertaining and enlightening conversation about into the importance of asking for help, practical tips to overcome the stigma, and how to build a supportive workplace culture.

This is another amazing episode  with Heather McRoberts in the continuing series on Triumphing Over Trauma. These episodes are meant to help educate, encourage and guide anyone suffering from trauma, PTSD, CPTSD and/or any of the related symptoms that may be causing you difficulties in your life, especially in how hypnosis can eleminate those symptoms. Heather McRoberts is a retired general and psychiatric nurse, and her journey in life, including a difficult childhood situation, and her own health issues, brought her to a place where she's chosen to work with hypnosis to bring healing to others.  Heather also dives into Past Life Regressions, EFT, TFT and is a Reiki Master. Today she shares, of all things, how the pain in her back was actually a really good thing! And talks about the the mind - body connection in now and why hypnosis can actually ereadicate things like tinnitus, fibromyalgia and more.  We talk about the necessity of coming into any healing process with an open mind, and knowing that nothing should ever take away 'everything'....as we're all meant to experience life. And hypnosis can help you expeierce that life in the best way possible.  You can connect with Heather here: My Therapy Solutions And here: The Beat Retreat - Find a Therapist   Please come join us in The Change Gang Group! The Change Gang Group You can grab some great freebies here: Fun Freebies! If you'd like to learn more about my trauma program, you can go to my website here: Highlands Hypnosis Trauma Program There's an option there to book a free chat with me if you have any questions, and please check out the free book (audio and pdf versions available) on the case studies around this conversation.  Thank you for joining the conversation today! I hope me right here, same time, next week!   Happy day to you,   Laura 

Join us on Alex's journey of substance use, finding yoga, living all over the world, to currently living in Bali as she hosts sober yoga retreats! This is a true win/win story of hope, sheer grit and tenacity, and giving back to the community she surrounds herself with.

This is another episode in the continuing series on Triumphing Over Trauma in The Change Gang Podcast. These episodes are meant to help educate, encourage and guide anyone suffering from trauma, PTSD, CPTSD and/or any of the related symptoms that may be causing you difficulties in your life.  Today's conversation is with Heather McRoberts who is a retired general and psychiatric nurse, whose journey in life, including a difficult childhood situation, and her own health issues, brought her to a place where she's chosen to work with hypnosis to bring healing to others.  Heather also dives into Past Life Regressions, EFT, TFT and is a Reiki Master. She discusses some of those experiences, including a particular incident when she was training as a nurse in Northern Ireland.  And even though she was exposed to violence regularly, this particular moment called for quick, and decisive action to save someones life, in a way that could have brought harm to herself. We talk about how points like this all along life mark out the path to the difficulties experienced later, and how to understand and and heal that in your own life.  You can connect with Heather here: My Therapy Solutions And here: The Beat Retreat - Find a Therapist   Please come join us in The Change Gang Group! The Change Gang Group You can grab some great freebies here: Fun Freebies! If you'd like to learn more about my trauma program, you can go to my website here: Highlands Hypnosis Trauma Program There's an option there to book a free chat with me if you have any questions, and please check out the free book (audio and pdf versions available) on the case studies around this conversation.  Thank you for joining the conversation today! I hope you join us next week!   Happy day to you,   Laura     

Barbara McRoberts, program director at Burlington Civic Music Association, discusses the history of Burlington Civic Music, acts throughout the years, finding talent for shows, the logistics behind booking, feeding, and getting talent to Burlington, attracting out of country talent, how far in advance acts are booked, selling Burlington to agents and talent, the diverse acts that come to Burlington Civic Music, and more.

Recently, a horrific and unimaginable birth event made national (USA) news. A case of shoulder dystocia resulted in an extremely morbid and rarely witnessed complication. On August 16, 2023, an extremely important review article was released (ahead of print) in the American Journal of ObGyn. This article summarizes important key aspects and tips for the proper performance of rescue maneuvers for shoulder dystocia, with the aim of keeping both the mother and the baby safe. In this episode, we will review these critical and vital tips for safe resolution of shoulder dystocia. Should the buttocks rotate upwards with McRoberts maneuver? What is the Ruben I procedure? We'll get to all of this, and more, in this episode.

This week your favorite hosts had the chance to sit down with Sean McRoberts from McRoMusic, composer of the Tabletop Journeys theme music, and discuss where and how to find music to bring your game scenes to life! Where to find the Show: Website: https://ttjourneys.com/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ttjourneysFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ttjourneys/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ttjourneysEmail: podcast@ttjourneys.com Hosted by: Josh Newton, Glen Myers,... The post Episode 130 – Music for your game with Sean McRoberts first appeared on Tabletop Journeys.

Show Notes: Leah is a registered nurse engaged to a UFC fighter, Brandon Davis. They have just grown their family with a new baby! She had a homebirth with her first baby. When asked how she decided to have a homebirth, she said she's always been fascinated with it, but she doesn't have any friends or family members who had had homebirths previously.  That being the case, it took a large amount of research on her part to come to the decision and know for certain she wanted to give birth at home. As a registered nurse, she did have some negative reactions from coworkers and friends about her decision. “I think that labor is best left untouched.” Leah's fiancé was very uncomfortable with the idea of a homebirth. Early on, she asked him to visit several care providers, and he quickly disagreed, saying she needed to give birth in the hospital like every other “normal” mom! Not wanting to argue, Leah began seeing an OB. She continued with this care provider up until week 26, when she began feeling very uncomfortable with the idea that she was now going to be having a hospital birth. She decided to set up a quiet little meeting with a local midwife without involving her fiancé until afterwards. She immediately felt connected with this midwife and said, “This is it.  I know that whatever my birth story is going to be, you are going to be a part of it.” Leah continued to see both her OB and her midwife up until week 36, where she completely transferred care over to her midwife.  Though she liked her OB, Leah began feeling pushed to do things she didn't want to do, including a  3rd trimester ultrasound and weekly cervical checks after 35 weeks. She felt that her prenatals were far more in depth with her midwife; they discussed issues like nutrition, which never happened with her OB- not because she didn't care, but simply because there was just not enough time. In fact, her OB was so busy, that she had a patient due every single day of the month that Leah was due. She had warned Leah that she would likely not be the person delivering her baby anyway. Leah's midwife was able to discern that her baby was posterior, and explained how that had the potential to complicate, or at least prolong, labor. She recommended chiropractic care and yoga to help get baby in a more optimal position.  She appreciated how much more hands-on her care was with her midwife. The OB pushed for a 3rd trimester ultrasound to see baby's position, but her midwife already knew baby's position by consistent belly palpation.  “I felt like she was almost a sister or a mom to me, as well as a care provider.” Leah decided to work up until the day that she gave birth.  She was healthy and her baby was healthy, so she decided to continue. During her 39th week, she got up on a Friday to go to work and noticed some bloody show. She let her midwife know, and asked her what that meant in relation to when labor would start.  Her midwife responded that it could be any time between the next 24 hours and week! Leah went to work and worked the full 12 hour shift. She was on her feet all day, and by the time she got home, she was feeling crampy and “not good,” but she hadn't realized at that point that she was on the cusp of labor. Leah tried to go to sleep early, but couldn't sleep. Although she was feeling crampy, she thought that maybe she was just experiencing Braxton Hicks contractions.  At about 3:30 in the morning, the discomfort was feeling less tolerable.  She thought that maybe she should start timing them to see if they were actually contractions.  At this point, she was having contractions every five minutes.  At 4:30, she called her best friend who lives hours away and let her know that she thought today was going to be the day, so get in the car and head her way whenever she was up and ready. At 5, Leah called her midwife and let her know what she was feeling. An hour later, she called her midwife back and let her know that she was still consistently contracting. At 8:30, Leah's midwife arrived. Leah says, “I remember walking to the door and saying, ‘Hey…I feel like crap.'” Her midwife checked her and said, “Strong work, girl! You're a 6!”  Leah was very happy to know that her contractions were doing something! Leah's midwife had an assistant with her, who also acted similar to a doula during the experience. In the late afternoon/evening, she was checked again and was at 9cm with her bag of waters still intact. Her midwife gave her the option of continuing with labor uninterrupted or breaking her water.  Leah decided to wait and see and did not want her water broken at that time. She labored on for another hour and began feeling exhausted. At that point, she decided to have her water broken.  She as laboring on the bed at this time, but her midwife told her she should try to decide where she wanted to be when they had the baby since they were getting close.  She labored for about 26 hours total, but only spent about 45 minutes in the pool.  She decided she wanted to go back to the labor pool. Leah's midwife told her that would be fine… but she was worried that they wouldn't actually have time to get the birth pool set back up before baby arrived. Leah decided to go for the next best thing- her shower! At this time, she was already feeling pushy.  With her next contraction, she made a clear pushing sound, so her midwife came back into the room…. Only to realize that Leah had already birthed the baby's head! Her midwife came behind her and provided perineal support to help prevent tearing. After a few pushes, Leah's midwife that the baby wasn't coming out.  She asked Leah to give her everything she had during the next push.  At this point, Leah was doing all that she could, and wondered what was happening.  Her midwife told her that she would need to get out of the shower if baby didn't come with the next push. Baby still did not come, so Leah stepped out of the shower/tub and her midwife had her get onto her hands and knees on the bathroom floor. Her midwife had her alternate lifting one knee into a runner's lunge, and then the other knee.  Back and forth, back and forth.  Baby still was not coming, though Leah's midwife did free a nuchal cord that was wrapped twice around his neck. At this point, about 5 minutes had passed. Leah's midwife had her lie down on her back and lift her knees up as high as possible (this is called the McRoberts maneuver).  Baby came at this point!! Leah's baby was not crying or vigorous when he was born- he was absolutely exhausted. It took a bit of stimulating him to finally get a solid response.  Of course, he was attached to the cord this entire time, so he was still receiving oxygen via the placenta.  Even after this entire situation, Leah did not tear at all during her birth. She and her midwives spoke after everyone had calmed down. Leah was curious to hear how this situation would have played out in the hospital.  She learned that she certainly would have received an episiotomy, which she mentions is not a very helpful intervention because a shoulder dystocia is not a skin-on-skin issue, but rather a bone-on-bone issue.  Leah says that she felt so good postpartum that she probably didn't take it quite as easy as she should have. Postpartum bleeding ended up being somewhat of an issue. She had a hard time just lying in, so she admits that she ended up doing too much and being on her feet too much! She felt such a sense of empowerment after the experience, and so did her fiance. He was very upfront that he didn't want her to give birth at home, but after the experience, he couldn't stop bragging about her. He was so happy with their birthing experience.   Episode Roundup This is an amazing example of a rather large complication being handled at home. Notice how calmly and skillfully Leah's midwife managed the shoulder dystocia.  She had her get up, then hands and knees, then alternating lunges, and finally had her move onto her back with her legs pulled up.  She also knew the importance of course of keeping the cord attached so that Leah's baby still had a direct flow to oxygenated blood, even if he wasn't quite breathing yet. Just because you're feeling empowered and strong doesn't mean you should go make dinner! Once again, make sure you are taking care of your body and recovering appropriately after birth.  If your gut is telling you to go with a certain care provider, please be in tune with that.   Join The Homebirth Collective Join Happy Homebirth Academy Code PODCAST for 10% off 

It can be challenging to find time for rest and relaxation. We are often consumed with work, and the busyness of life makes it hard to slow down and connect with Jesus. However, it is essential to recognize that work and rest are complementary. They are not opposing forces, but rather two sides of the same coin that draw us back to the same source. In his new book, Sacred Strides, speaker, musician and coach Justin McRoberts explores the idea of work and rest and how they can be transcendent experiences that connect us with the heart of the divine. McRoberts argues that work is not the enemy, but rather, can bring us closer to God. He suggests that rest is not about divorcing ourselves from the world, but about disconnecting from the machinery that keeps us from having transcendent experiences. McRoberts' perspective is refreshing because it challenges the notion that work and rest are at odds with each other. It is not a matter of choosing one over the other, but rather finding congruence between the two. When we work from a place of rest, we can experience the joy and fulfillment that comes from doing meaningful work. Conversely, when we rest from a place of work, we can recharge our batteries and reconnect with the divine. Work and rest are intertwined. There is a common belief that people are either good at resting or good at working, but this is a false dichotomy. Work and rest are complementary and that they are both necessary for a fulfilling life. Rest is essential for wholeness. It can be difficult to capture the balance. Many of us have been taught a narrative of being rescued from all the bad things in the world, including work. We have been conditioned by hustle culture to believe that our limitations are problematic and that we must constantly strive to do more. This narrative is not rooted in the biblical narrative of wholeness, which teaches that our limitations are actually part of what makes us human and that work can be a sacred and fulfilling practice. Rest is a necessary gift. The podcast emphasizes the importance of rest in our lives. It is not just a luxury but a necessary gift that we need to embrace to maintain our well-being. Rest is not just about taking a break from work, but it is also about finding joy in being present in the moment. It is about embracing our belovedness and allowing ourselves to be who we are. Belovedness destroys our need for success. Our belovedness annihilates the need for success. McRoberts argues that we live in a culture that glorifies success and achievement, which often leads to burnout and a sense of emptiness. He suggests that by embracing our belovedness, we can find a sense of wholeness that transcends the need for success. ABOUT JUSTIN: Justin McRoberts (born January 1, 1974) is an American author, speaker, retreat leader and songwriter from the San Francisco Bay area. McRoberts began his career writing and releasing two albums with 5 Minute Walk before the label disbanded in 2001. Since then, He has released eleven studio projects, several EPs, and three books. Check Out Justin's New Book: Sacred Strides: The Journey to Belovedness in Work and Rest RESOURCES: Nicole's Book: Help My Bible Is Alive! Ask Nicole a Bible study question: nicole@nicoleunice.com FOLLOW NICOLE: Website: https://nicoleunice.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/nicoleuniceInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/nicoleunice/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nicole.unice/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you get frustrated when the creative process isn't going as planned? Do you get impatient when another artist is not going in the same direction as you hoped?  Patience isn't easy, it requires constant effort and awareness to shift our mindset to remind ourselves that everyone has a different creative approach to art.  Musician/Actor/Singer Jamie McRoberts will remind us in this week's episode that our minds are unique and work differently than everyone else's. Everyone has their own magic or something that they're good at, that's why we can't expect everyone to be in the same page every single time. Even if someone's creative process is different, we all have the same goal which is to provide the best art we could give at that moment. Follow Cue TO Cue! I: @thisischelseajohnson F: @thisischelseajohnson In this episode: How the pandemic allowed Jamie to discover other passions outside of her artistic identity. In order to stay grounded in the ups and downs of the creative lifestyle, Jamie tries to remember that she has so many things outside of the artistic world that matter. Be who you are because you are interesting, you have a story to tell, stop being what people are telling you they think of you because they're coming from the outside in and that's not who people are. Artists are storytellers and community leaders, we can tell stories anywhere and that is why we've survived for so long; people need to hear about other people going through similar things and having that connection. A little about Jamie: Jamie McRoberts is a singer, actor, dancer and musician from Oakville, Ontario. She is a classically trained pianist and vocalist having completed her Grade 8 Royal Conservatory for Voice and her Grade 10 Royal Conservatory for Piano. She has been training as an actor/performer since the age of 5 and as a professional performer has not only performed Canada wide, but has performed Internationally. She graduated George Brown Theatre School's Classical Theatre Conservatory Program and was immediately launched into a professional career predominantly as musical theatre performer. She has received awards and accolades along the way such as the Second City Comedy Award from her theatre school, A Dora Mavor Moore Award as part of the ensemble of The Wizard of Oz at Young People's Theatre in Toronto, Ontario, and has received several nominations for her work on stage. Some of her favourite credits include Rock of Ages at Stage West Calgary, All Shook Up at Stage West Mississauga, The Baker's Wife with Talk Is Free Theatre performed at the iconic Winter Garden Theatre in Toronto, April Fools at the Segal Center in Montreal where she was able to put her musician skills to work as an actor/musician and her performance in For Both Resting and Breeding which was performed in Adelaide, Australia. She is currently in Maggie, a new Canadian Musical created and co-written by Johnny Reid and Matt Murray. She recently decided to dive back into her musician roots, and try her hand at song writing and has found the missing piece to her puzzle. Follow Jamie! Online: Jamie McRoberts Album: COA Productions Facebook: @JamieMcRoberts Instagram: @jamiemcroberts77

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Born in Australia, Nicholas McRoberts studied piano, composition and conducting at the Melbourne Conservatory, the Victorian College of Arts, the CNSM in Paris and the Ecole Normale. He studied conducting with Robert Rosen, Jorma Panula and Dejan Savić.Today he is based in France. His works include operas, symphonies, ballets, voice, piano and chamber works.His Symphony No. 1 “From the Old World” was premiered by the Sofia Philharmonic on the 27th of August 2022 with the composer conducting. His "Adagio for Strings" was commissioned for the Nürtinger Chamber Orchestra and first performed on November 14, 2021, conducted by Friederike Kienle. It was written during the Covid lockdowns and recorded with the Janaček Philharmonic in March 2021. The French première was given by the Ensemble Orchestral de Biarritz, conducted by Yves Bouillier in July 2022. In September 2019 he was named conductor of the Orchestre Démos du Grand Verdun with the Philharmonie de Paris. In 2018 he was named artistic director of Opéra Montmartre in Paris. In 2017 he collaborated with the French choreographer Nawel Oulad on a ballet Les Tisseuses de Silence and a duo Femme au Piano for the Semaine de la Danse in Paris which were performed in the Festival Les Aliennes and the Festival Appel de la Lune. His Violin Concerto was recorded in 2017 with the Janáček Philharmonic Orchestra. His operas include "Lyon" (2016) premiered by the Ruse State Opera in July 2016, and "Nera" (2017) adapted from the play "Devojka Modre Kose" (The Girl with the Midnight Blue Hair) written by the Serbian playwright Vida Ognjenović. His composition "Festival Fanfare" was the recipient of the 2002 OpenBook Award for Sacred Music. His works are published by Halcyon Publications in Paris.The STAGES podcast is available to access and subscribe from Spotify and Apple podcasts. Or from wherever you access your favourite podcasts. A conversation with creatives about craft and career. Follow socials on instagram (stagespodcast) and facebook (Stages).www.stagespodcast.com.au

This week Jill tells us about a tragedy that recently happened in our hometown. A grandson took the life of his grandparents after acting out of the norm for a couple of weeks. We go through some of the things he was claiming and what we know about the situation at this time. Our sources for this episode include:  https://www.riverfronttimes.com/news/gruesome-details-emerge-as-davionne-mcroberts-is-charged-with-murder-39724642 https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/lincoln-county-prosecutor-files-murder-charges-against-grandson-of-slain-couple/article_eb4bfbfa-be64-5b62-a466-33d5d64d80a8.html#tracking-source=home-top-story https://www.ksdk.com/article/news/crime/man-charged-murder-grandparents-in-troy-missouri/63-c79015da-0d2c-4647-84a7-74b85e5fca5f https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/grandson-taken-into-custody-after-couple-killed-in-troy-mo/article_8c43c53a-f065-54ad-9678-19af0181a5fa.html https://www.kmov.com/2023/03/22/police-investigating-double-homicide-troy-mo/ https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/grandson-charged-with-murders-of-troy-missouri-couple/ https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11895811/St-Louis-rapper-accused-murdering-grandparents-walking-psych-ward-covered-blood.html Link to Merchandise Shop:  https://www.etsy.com/shop/MurderandMisery  Please give us a like and a follow!  Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/murderandmisery/   Podcast TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@murderandmisery?

Zach McRoberts is a former college basketball player at Vermont and Indiana University. He joins Jimmy to discuss their shared high school experience at Carmel, winning back-to-back state titles for the Greyhounds under head coach Scott Heady, and growing up in a basketball family. Zach's brother, Josh, was a highly recruited player out of Carmel High School, being named a McDonald's All-American and projected as a lottery pick in the 2005 NBA Draft if he declared. Josh would go on to play 11 years in the NBA for 7 teams, including his hometown Indiana Pacers. Zach recalls getting to meet Coach K at Duke during Josh's recruitment, being brought in by Tom Crean as a walk-on at Indiana & much more. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jbkonair/support

In this episode, Dr. Leah and Taraleigh talk with cannabis industry powerhouse Elise McRoberts. Elise shares her love for live music and how she considers it her therapeutic release. She talks about how she started a career in the music industry to follow her passion of going to shows and festivals but pivoted to become a leader in the cannabis industry, where she found more supportive community and creative ways to grow her expertise and gifts. Elise shares the reality of the cannabis industry today and how she has grown her own brand, the Hashinista, to create an innovative, sustainable, and equitable space for all. In the “Did you Know” Dr. Leah shares the ways live music can become addictive. Taraleigh supports listeners in not falling into the dip and addictiveness of live music by intentionally bringing in the live music vibe to your every day life in the “Daily Jam.” Elise McRoberts a cannabis industry powerhouse who's been working with leading companies and judging cannabis around the world the past decade. The founder of Hashinista- a strategy firm, event production company and lifestyle brand- Elise was formerly the CMO for Doc Green's - an award winning California brand; and since 2013 Elise has worked with cannabis companies as an integral leader shaping strategy from retail to manufacturing and events. Elise produced her 1st large scale concept - The NorCal CannaCuisine Gala in 2017 to critical acclaim and has continued to produce ground breaking, unique curated events combining cannabis with food, music, art, fashion, psychedelics, fundraising, performance and more. Today her mission remains to destigmatize and free the plant; to participate in the preservation of high quality cannabis + original cannabisculture while creating a more innovative, sustainable and equitable space forall. @thehashinista@elisemcroberts www.elisemcroberts.com | www.hashinista.comThis podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes and join our Facebook group to dive deeper into the conversation of live music and health and wellness.Groove Therapy is brought to you by Osiris Media. To discover more podcasts that connect you more deeply to the music you love, check out osirispod.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chase McRoberts is a native Texan originally from Corpus Christi & now lives in Austin. He has a BBA from Texas Tech University and a MBA from Louisiana State University. He is currently a Team Leader for Keller Williams' Southwest Market Center where he gets to pursue his passion for fostering collaborative relevant change. He's used his 15 years of real estate experience to work with his family in new development as well as renovate 2 properties.  For more on Chase: https://hometaxshield.com/partners/jordan-moorhead https://www.linkedin.com/in/chasemcroberts  #ChaseMcRoberts #KWAustin The Moorhead Team is excited to bring you information about investing in real estate in the Central Texas area! More information can be found at our website at www.themoorheadteam.com and our YouTube page The Moorhead Team. We're always aiming to bring you great free content about investing in real estate in Austin, TX!

I thought it'd be a great idea to tell our birth story. It's obviously such a crazy amazing moment in anyone's life, and our story is no exception. It was a really surreal time.  We're joined by Rebecca Richter, our doula, Abby Vidikan, our midwife, Kara, my wife, Tracey, my mother in law and maybe even the man of the moment, our new son, Ozzie.  If you go to the YouTube, you'll see photos and videos all taken by our doula Rebecca. We go deep, it's raw, and real and funny too.  Feel free to share it if you connect with it. Xoxo,Zaddy Athletic Greens giving a FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D AND 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase. All you have to do is visit athleticgreens.com/zaddy. You can find them at:@rebeccarrichter @lamidwifeabby @traceyKiwi @karacookstyle   Subscribe or keep tuning in at:@thelukecookTik-tokthelukecook.comYoutubeNewsletter INTRO 3:47What is a doula? 4:37What is a midwife? 6:02Conception and how her water broke

Episode 268 of A Wrestling Gal features independent star, Bailey McRoberts! We discuss staying motivated, changing up her look, Saraya's return to professional wrestling, her father "Wildthing" Chuck McRoberts and much more! Follow Bailey - Twitter: @McrobertsBailey Instagram: @supremewrestling_bailey Follow Ella Jay - Twitter: @itsellajay Instagram: @ayeella A Wrestling Gal Podcast is also available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/PWqXCJQ54Rk --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ella-jay0/support

Join me as I chat with Scot McRoberts, the Executive Director of the Virginia Council of CEOs.  Scot shares insights from a career of leading volunteer organizations, from the Boy Scouts of America to the Richmond Chamber of Commerce, to founding VACEO 22 years ago.  We talk about the challenges of leading volunteers, what mentors have taught Scot about leadership, and various other topics.  If you are a CEO, connect with Scot on LinkedIn, or if you have questions about the Virginia Council of CEOs, you can email him at smcroberts@vaceos.org. *** If you enjoy the Lead. Learn. Grow. podcast, rate, and review us on your podcasting app. *** To get a weekly leadership email called The Huddle, click here. The Huddle is for growth-minded leaders who enjoy a short, curated message each week to guide their learning.  You can contact me at robin.green@sandler.com.  *** Links to books and podcasts that came up during our discussion Small Giants Forum The Big Leap Jeff Brown and the Read to Lead Podcast  

Andy McRoberts, RRT, respiratory therapist at St. Luke's, joins Dr. Arnold to give listeners a look into a day in the life of a respiratory therapist. He shares daily routines, education and training, why he loves working as a respiratory therapist and so much more. If you're interested in a career as a respiratory therapist at St. Luke's, visit unitypoint.org/careers.This is another installment in a new series on the podcast called "A Day in the Life." In this series, Dr. Arnold will sit down with team members at St. Luke's and talk about what they do on a daily basis. If there is a role you'd like to see featured on "A Day in the Life" send us an e-mail at stlukescr@unitypoint.org or submit your suggestion through the mailbag.Do you have a question about a trending medical topic? Ask Dr. Arnold! Submit your question and it may be answered by Dr. Arnold on the podcast! Submit your questions at: https://www.unitypoint.org/cedarrapids/submit-a-question-for-the-mailbag.aspx If you have a topic you'd like Dr. Arnold to discuss with a guest on the podcast, shoot us an email at stlukescr@unitypoint.org.

Send us a Text Message.Victories come in all shapes and sizes. Join along as we welcome Dr. Emily McRoberts Froese and honor her journey and victories fighting cancer. Dr. Froese shares her personal fears discussing her cancer diagnosis in her male-dominated organization. Listen along as she shares her motivations, rediscovering simple pleasures, and fills her cup of gratitude to fight.-Music: Blue Dream - CheelSupport by RFM - NCM: https://bit.ly/2xGHypM-Support the Show.‐-----------------------Letmeinterrupt.com Email: Letmeinterruptseries@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/letmeinterruptseries/More: https://bio.site/LMI

*Pulling back the curtain on the foster system, a foster family and case workers explain the joys and challenges of fostering * (0:06) Tom and Anne Marie Malysz of St. John Fisher Chapel University Parish in Auburn Hills discuss how becoming foster parents has changed them, relying on the Lord's help. (2:09) In Part 1, the Malysz family talks about how they became involved in fostering, the expectations they had going in, and how divine providence played a role in helping the couple agree to take on the responsibility. (6:11) The couple takes an orientation class, undergoes an arduous licensing process, and is paired with a case worker. Despite stereotypes to the contrary, the couple says they were pleasantly surprised by the painlessness of the process. (7:02) The Malysz family welcomes their first foster children, an infant boy and his two-year-old sister. They discuss how their biological children reacted and what it was like. Since then, they've fostered a total of five children. (8:20) The couple discusses the challenges and joys of fostering, including the knowledge they are helping a family in need. For the Malyszes, their Catholic faith is a big component of it all. (11:28) The couple admits it's bittersweet when a child leaves their home, because they don't often get further contact with the child. But they hope that somehow, the child's future was changed for the better as a result of their stay. (13:30) In Part 2, Kristie Harden, director of child welfare for Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan, and her staff explain the ins and outs of the foster care process. Hardin discusses the paperwork, training and background checks involved. (16:15) Hardin discusses how a child becomes removed from his or her birth family and is placed in the foster system. The goal isn't to place a child with a foster family, however. The goal is always reunification with the child's birth family. (17:25) Lyda McRoberts, one of CCSEM's case workers, talks about how the system encourages reunification by working with parents and children on treatment plans and services. She is in constant communication with a child's birth parents, and supervises planned visits. She also conducts regular checks with the foster family to ensure the child's wellbeing. (20:07) McRoberts talks about what a supervised visit looks like. It's awkward at first, she admits, but important to see how birth parents interact with and care for their children. (24:07) While reunification is the ultimate goal, it's not one that's often met. That makes case workers' jobs seem exhausting and thankless, but the interest of children and the cooperation of foster families makes the sacrifice worth it, McRoberts says. (24:49) Ross Henson, a licensing specialist with CCSEM, discusses the process of ensuring a foster family is ready to take on a child, including home visits. Henson discusses the shortage of foster families willing to take on children, making his job even more important. (29:48) Hardin offers an appeal to those considering becoming foster parents: Educate yourself, but don't be afraid of the process. It's not scary, and for those who are called, it can be one of the most rewarding experiences in the world. Reporting by Dan Meloy; narration by Leah Butalid; script by Casey McCorry; production by Ron Pangborn This episode is sponsored by Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan. Being a mom is the most challenging and rewarding job in the world! At Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan, they make it a bit easier for moms who are feeling alone, struggling financially, or who need an extra hand to help them establish a secure and happy family. To learn more about the ways you can help moms in need visit ccsem.org/respectlife. Listen to ‘Detroit Stories' on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or Fireside. Podcasts also will be posted biweekly on DetroitCatholic.com.

Why does “networking” get such a bad rap? This week's guest, Matt McRoberts, SVP of Global Alliances at Braze — one of our favorite partners at one of our favorite platforms — explores why too many of us are “fair-weather networkers,” leveraging our contacts only when we need something. Matt shares a better, more consistent approach — cultivating and connecting with our professional communities and customers digitally and in person aiming for authentic, win-win relationships. Matt is one of the OG Braze employees — starting way back when Braze was still Appboy — and has watched the platform grow into a publicly-traded company and a leading provider of automated and personalized omnichannel messaging. In his role, Matt oversees the ecosystem strategy at Braze focusing on technology integrations, regional reselling, and channel development as well as partnerships with MSPs including GSIs, consultancies, and agencies. All of the above is ultimately about relationships — with customers and your professional network — and Matt is here to demonstrate how great relationships are forged and nurtured over time.Topics Discussed:How Braze is changing in the coming monthsWhat it means to be a CRMMatt's favorite Braze client success storiesProviding value to networks in good times and badKey messaging and engagement that customers and fans expect from brands 

In this episode of the I Am A Champion show, the guys are joined by Coaches Steven McRoberts, and Taj Dashaun to discuss how we can thrive through transitions in both life and sports. In 25 years as a collegiate head coach, including 17 at the Division I level, Steven McRoberts owns a 619-265 (.700) overall record with 23 winning seasons and 19 years with 20 or more victories. He ended the 2021 season ranked 19th among active Division I coaches in total victories and 26th in winning percentage. A 10-time conference coach of the year, McRoberts' teams have won a combined 13 conference regular season, tournament, and national postseason tournament titles. He has mentored a total of 20 All-Americans, 70 all-conference players, 11 conference players of the year, 12 Academic All-Americans, and 29 total specialty award winners at the conference level. McRoberts came to Missouri State after a six-year tenure at Ole Miss, where he posted a 111-82 record and guided the Rebels to the 2017 National Invitational Volleyball Championship title, the first postseason national championship for any program in the school's history. He has also coached at the University of Tulsa, University of Central Arkansas, and Lubbock Christian University. He has been married for 18 years to his lovely bride, Stacy, and they have three kids: Jackson (17), Mollie (14), and Nate (9) Taj Dashaun is an Author, Speaker, and Athlete Transition Coach. When his football career ended, Taj struggled heavily with depression. Because he was so focused on the game, he never fully developed a clear vision for his life. After several years of stumbling around in the emotional darkness of uncertainty, Taj began to take his eyes off of himself and focus on serving others. He now runs holistic programs for retired athletes who, like he once was, are struggling to adapt to life after the game. Not only does Taj help former players land jobs and start businesses, he helps them find fulfillment in every area of their lives. It's become his personal mission and passion to reach out and help others overcome the fear, frustration and uncertainty associated with life post-athletics. Taj is also the host of the Thrive After Sports podcast, which is available on all podcast platforms. Follow Coach McRoberts on Twitter here https://twitter.com/CoachMcRoberts?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor Connect with Taj Dashaun on LinkedIn here https://www.linkedin.com/in/tajdashaun/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/4dathletes/message

In this episode, Sara García Figuera , agricultural engineer, plant pathologist and agri-business consultant for Prospero & Partners, joins host Jim Bradeen for a conversation about social sciences and its impact on plant health. The two chat about her career path, her research on Huanglongbing, collective action, and the importance of mentorship. Show notes The full transcript for this episode can be found here: https://bit.ly/3TnpiIe Figuera, S.G., Babcock, B., Lubell, M., and McRoberts, N. (2022) Collective action in the area-wide management of an invasive plant disease. Ecology & Society. 27:12. https://ecologyandsociety.org/vol27/iss2/art12/ Find Sara Figuera on Twitter: @saragfiguera (https://www.twitter.com/saragfiguera) This episode is produced by Association Briefings (https://www.associationbriefings.com). Special Guest: Sara García Figuera .

Rob and Norton discuss the second season premiere of Kevin Can F... Himself

The Indiana Pacers made 20 shots in a row to open the third quarter against the Denver Nuggets on November 9, 2010. Then, with just 2 seconds remaining in the quarter, Josh McRoberts missed a three-pointer. What if he didn't miss? Or didn't shoot at all? Host Tony East remembers that fateful night and discusses what the alternative outcomes could have looked like.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Indiana Pacers made 20 shots in a row to open the third quarter against the Denver Nuggets on November 9, 2010. Then, with just 2 seconds remaining in the quarter, Josh McRoberts missed a three-pointer. What if he didn't miss? Or didn't shoot at all? Host Tony East remembers that fateful night and discusses what the alternative outcomes could have looked like. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This is the full conversation featuring Montgomery, AL current or retired senior pastors Ken Austin, John Ed Mathison, Claude McRoberts, Kyle Searcy, and Jay Wolf, with 181 years of combined ministry experience in the Montgomery area, sharing about "Navigating Tough Times," the third in a series of conversations.

This is the full conversation featuring Montgomery, AL current or retired senior pastors Ken Austin, John Ed Mathison, Claude McRoberts, Kyle Searcy, and Jay Wolf, with 181 years of combined ministry experience in the Montgomery area, sharing about "Navigating Tough Times," the third in a series of conversations.

Here is the full conversation featuring Montgomery, AL current or retired senior pastors Ken Austin, John Ed Mathison, Claude McRoberts, Kyle Searcy, and Jay Wolf, with 181 years of combined ministry experience in the Montgomery area, sharing about "Temptation," the second in a series of conversations.

Here is the full conversation featuring Montgomery, AL current or retired senior pastors Ken Austin, John Ed Mathison, Claude McRoberts, Kyle Searcy, and Jay Wolf, with 181 years of combined ministry experience in the Montgomery area, sharing about "Temptation," the second in a series of conversations.

Here is the full conversation featuring Montgomery, AL current or retired senior pastors Ken Austin, John Ed Mathison, Claude McRoberts, Kyle Searcy, and Jay Wolf, with 181 years of combined ministry experience, sharing about "Unity in a Divided World," the first in a series of conversations.

Here is the full conversation featuring Montgomery, AL current or retired senior pastors Ken Austin, John Ed Mathison, Claude McRoberts, Kyle Searcy, and Jay Wolf, with 181 years of combined ministry experience, sharing about "Unity in a Divided World," the first in a series of conversations.

In this episode we welcome back The Hashinista herself- Elise McRoberts. We talk terps, discuss judging at the Emerald Cup, current products & brands she is excited about,  the upcoming Frenchy Cannoli documentary, and more.@thehashinistaelisemcroberts.com

With the growing lack of life skills being taught, athletes are unequipped for adulthood which is causing major issues especially with mental health. We at 4D Athletes have developed online programs to better equip individuals for life both in and out of sports. Check out this demo link on “The Power of a Positive Attitude” to see how we are helping athletes Win in the Game of Life! Here is a demo link to view what a week of content looks like for 6th-12th graders: https://courses.4dathletes.com/courses/4d-athletes-24-week-demo-612 In this episode of the I Am A Champion show, the guys are joined by Coaches Steven McRoberts, and Taj Dashaun to discuss how we can thrive through transitions in both life and sports. In 25 years as a collegiate head coach, including 17 at the Division I level, Steven McRoberts owns a 619-265 (.700) overall record with 23 winning seasons and 19 years with 20 or more victories. He ended the 2021 season ranked 19th among active Division I coaches in total victories and 26th in winning percentage. A 10-time conference coach of the year, McRoberts' teams have won a combined 13 conference regular season, tournament, and national postseason tournament titles. He has mentored a total of 20 All-Americans, 70 all-conference players, 11 conference players of the year, 12 Academic All-Americans, and 29 total specialty award winners at the conference level. McRoberts came to Missouri State after a six-year tenure at Ole Miss, where he posted a 111-82 record and guided the Rebels to the 2017 National Invitational Volleyball Championship title, the first postseason national championship for any program in the school's history. He has also coached at the University of Tulsa, University of Central Arkansas, and Lubbock Christian University. He has been married for 18 years to his lovely bride, Stacy, and they have three kids: Jackson (17), Mollie (14), and Nate (9) Taj Dashaun is an Author, Speaker, and Athlete Transition Coach. When his football career ended, Taj struggled heavily with depression. Because he was so focused on the game, he never fully developed a clear vision for his life. After several years of stumbling around in the emotional darkness of uncertainty, Taj began to take his eyes off of himself and focus on serving others. He now runs holistic programs for retired athletes who, like he once was, are struggling to adapt to life after the game. Not only does Taj help former players land jobs and start businesses, he helps them find fulfillment in every area of their lives. It's become his personal mission and passion to reach out and help others overcome the fear, frustration and uncertainty associated with life post-athletics. Taj is also the host of the Thrive After Sports podcast, which is available on all podcast platforms. Thanks for tuning in! Watch the full video on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/hqZSniSApn4 Order my new book, "Thrive After Sports" here! http://www.thriveaftersportsbook.com/ Connect with me at https://www.tajdashaun.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tajdashaun/ Instagram: @tajdashaun YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdQgi_hDXaP5-6OtX_Nyf4A #NCAA #life #career #entrepreneurship #transformation #passion #mindfulness #purpose #sports #football #basketball #business #coaching #transition #lifeaftersports #thriveaftersports #student #athlete #mentalhealth #adapt #identity #formerathlete

Content warning: we briefly discuss the suicidal thoughts our guest experienced in early sobriety.   Alex McRoberts of @soberyogagirlpodcast and @themindfullifepractice  joins Sober Stories host Beth Bowen to discuss how she came to sobriety through yoga, the power of mindfulness in recovery, and how sobriety has impacted her mental health journey. Beth and Alex talk about how pervasive alcohol has become in the health and wellness spheres, and how Alex views yogic philosophy in relation to sobriety. Alex explains how sobriety helped her find purpose, and Beth and Alex discuss how a tarot reader changed the trajectory of her life. Alex shares what her story would be called: "Sober Yoga Girl."   Alex McRoberts is a 500 Hour Registered Yoga Teacher, Certified Life Coach, entrepreneur, podcaster, and Ontario Certified Teacher. She has taught yoga internationally, in Canada, where she is from, Kuwait, where she called home for five years. She now resides in Bali, Indonesia. When Alex became sober in 2019, yoga played a key role in her sober journey. In 2020, Alex founded the Mindful Life Practice Community and Sober Curious Yoga, an online yoga community with participants from all over the world who are changing their relationship with alcohol using mindfulness techniques such as yoga, meditation, community and journaling.    In this episode, we cover:   How Alex navigated through early sobriety and mood disorder. The realities of quitting alcohol and the effects it has on your body. Alex's transition from 1st-grade teacher to international yoga teacher. Finding your sober community and building strong connections. The best gift Alex received from sobriety vs. her most difficult experience.     Other Resources Mentioned:   Episode 5 - “Open Up, Don't Just ‘Man Up'” with Kevin Bellack Check out the Book, Meditations From the Mat by Rolf Gates     Connect with Alex: Instagram - @alexmcrobs, @soberyogagirlpodcast, @themindfullifepractice Website - The Mindful Life Practice Podcast - Sober Yoga Girl   Support Sober Stories: Follow us on Instagram - @wearesoberstories Follow us on TikTok - @wearesoberstories Receive email updates

A friend was telling me recently about a sermon she had heard.  The idea was that the only thing that could cast out darkness, is illumination and when there is darkness present, turn on the light and it disappears.  Today I would like to bring some illumination to some of my own darkness, and by […]

In this episode I interview Alex McRoberts, the founder of The Mindful Life Practice and Sober Yoga Girl! Since ditching the booze, Alex has manifested a life beyond her dreams and built an incredible sober yoga community helping others to do the same! In this episode we talk about: - Alex's story - The incredible things that Alex has manifested since stopping drinking - Insights into the process of manifestation; continual growth in the area of manifestation - Allowing uncomfortable situations to be healing

The Sober Nutritionist meets Sober Yoga Girl!  Alex and I discuss the courage it took to move abroad at a young age, the physic who changed everything and how the yoga mat is a metaphor for life. When Alex became sober in 2019, yoga played a key role in her sober journey. In 2020, Alex founded the Mindful Life Practice Community and Sober Curious Yoga, an online yoga community with participants from all over the world who are changing their relationship with alcohol using mindfulness techniques such as yoga, meditation, community and journaling. Find the Full Shownotes Here

Every paleontologist who has interacted with the public has been asked the same question; "How do I become a paleontologist?" For our 1-year anniversary, we listen to eight different paleontologists about how they became paleontologists and some advice for if you want to become one as well. Links for guests in order of appearance: Gavin's links: Gavin's blog Gavin's Twitter Dr. Emma Dunne's Links: Emma's Twitter Emma's Personal Website Emma's Academic Website Dr. Darrin Pagnac's Links: Darrin's Academic Website Dr. Chris McRoberts' Links: Dr. McRoberts' Academic Website Nussaibah Raja's Links: Nussaïbah Raja's Twitter Nussaïbah's Personal Website Nussaïbah's Academic Website Dr. Thomas Clements' Links: Thomas' Twitter Thomas's Personal Website Thomas's Academic Website Will Harris' and David Moscato's Links: The Common Descent Podcast The Common Descent Podcast Blog The Common Descent Podcast Twitter Follow us on Twitter Subscribe on YouTube Topic suggestion form Guest Form Leave us an audio message

Talking with my brother Adam about transcendental here & meow experiences. i LOVE you ALL check out his podcast Do BiG Things wherever you tune into the space - casts!!! Stay blessed BE yo BEST!!! New Moon Solar Eclipse in Sagittarius - 12/4/21 www.talkingskyastrology.com https://anchor.fm/LiGHTBUiLDERSAM/support CONCRETE Alive in the jungle GRiD locks , mind LOST. Opportunistic COSTS iLLUSiON of TiME but I SEA them clocks. Power of choice tick & it talk, SACRED seat of my HEART. TiP to the TOP, SOUL guides no FLiP -n- or FLOP. ATTENTiON balanced iNTENTiONS cream of the crop. Unconditional LOVE is what I got, stacking STONE Buddha's iNTEGRAL consciousness in EACH rock. Here & NOW presence NO negative talk, thanking my cells . iV - i BE ME every DRiP with the DROP. Red , yellow , GREEN non-stop. I'm burning flames , learning thangs, embracing the CHAOS merging lanes. EGO iNTEGRATiON through CONSTANT change , eye of the storm hurricanes. i FEEL the RAiN HEAL my PAiN, LiFE is a blessing is what I am saying. GRATiTUDE changing the GAME - level 2020 False Evidence Appearing REAL. Whole & completed the F.E.A.R. Campaign, in-the-sanity NOT playing again. FORGiViNG myself with others that CAN, SEA beyond the iLLUSiONS. WHO watches the WATCHER? TELL-A-ViSiON GOLDEN RULE QUANTUM HEART decisions

Scot McRoberts leads the Virginia Council of CEOs, an independent non-profit association that serves CEOs of small and mid-sized companies in Virginia. He helped found the organization in 2000.He is motivated by the mission of the Virginia Council of CEOs -- to connect the CEOs of small and mid-sized companies for learning and growth. Through the power of peers, he's had the privilege of seeing these entrepreneurs become better, happier, more successful CEOs. When last surveyed, 84% of the Council's members said that it was "the most valuable business association to which they belonged."His Specialties Are: Bringing business people together; meaningful executive learning experiences; association management and governance; tying bow ties.

Justin McRoberts is an American author, speaker, retreat leader and songwriter from the San Francisco Bay area. McRoberts began his career writing and releasing two albums with 5 Minute Walk before the label disbanded in 2001. Since then, He has released eleven studio projects, several EPs, and three books. Since 1999 Justin McRoberts has been a constant and noteworthy presence on the independent music scene. A songwriter, storyteller, teacher, and an advocate; he is one of those rare artists who blends artistry, honesty, and humor seamlessly. Sharing stories and songs with an audience is where Justin's gifts are most fully realized. His live shows strike a delicate balance between intellect and emotion, between inspiration and a call to action. Central to Justin's work is advocacy on behalf of the poor and oppressed through Compassion International. Before working as an author and musician, McRoberts spent four years on staff with Young Life, during which time he wrote songs independently before being signed to 5 Minute Walk Records in 1998. Today, Stephen and Justin discuss Justin's latest book, It Is What You Make of It. NEXT STEPS MENTIONED IN THIS PODCAST: 1. Go to justinmcroberts.com. 2. Buy the Book - It Is What You Make of It – heartsandminds.com. 3. Buy the Book - It Is What You Make of It – amazon.com. TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS PODCAST: [0:20] – It's NOT What It Is. [1:25] – Language & Shape to the Process of Life. [2:49] – Time to Reopen Heart to Hope. [6:05] – It Is What You Make of It. [7:54] – Why is This the Message This Moment? [16:09] – Covid – Now What Can You Do? [19:12] – How Do We Shift the Mindset to the People to Let Them Know It's What We Make of It? [19:12] – “No, Homey, You're NOT Enough!” [22:05] – Bridge. [35:23] – Lay at Your Feet. [46:46] – Trust God, Bro. [47:50] – Ultimate Outcome.

Welcome BACK friends !!! This Episode is with one of my SOUL Hermanos Adam McRoberts as we are out BEiNG Water Shamans in the MAGiCKAL mountains of North/Western Colorado. Thank YOU ALL for ALL that YOU are !!! This is part one of a 4 hour long recording as we are jumping in & out of the water dragon blessing EVERY bottle of the BEST spring water in the USA!!! More episodes coming soon friends my apologies, I've been caught in the MATRiX for this whole half of 2021. My solution & keys to unlocking ALL that i AM the DiViNE i AM iS - SELF LOVE! ♥️ if you are scooping what we are pooping please leave ME a 5 - Star Review or just share it with your friends! i LOVE YOU ALL !!! https://anchor.fm/LiGHTBUiLDERSAM/support

Here we GO part 2 of the 4+ hour jam sesssh about LiFE with my SOUL brother Adam! We go DEEP into ALL things even the small things… leading up to them BiG things!!! Let's ALL DO BiG THiNGS https://www.big-things-crewing.com/ https://shop.twistedsage.com/?bold_referral_code=5224909963431 https://anchor.fm/LiGHTBUiLDERSAM/support --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lightbuildersam/support

Greg McRoberts is a Managing Partner at WestPoint Financial Group. Under Greg's leadership, the Indianapolis-based financial services firm has experienced explosive growth, with over 500 advisors and staff members located throughout Indiana, West Virginia, Illinois, Cincinnati, Ohio, Kentucky, and Wisconsin.In this episode, Greg shares his blueprint to scaling culture, the importance of never losing sight of your customer, and insights into how he's grown WestPoint financial to become a premier financial services firm in the Midwest.Learn more about Greg McRoberts and career opportunities at WestPoint Financial Group. 

Michael McRoberts | Football Analytics and Data-Driven Decisions   Michael McRoberts (Championship Analytics Inc.) uses Monte Carlo simulations to provide strategy analytics to college and NFL football teams. Topics include communicating data-driven recommendations, the need to create counterfactual data, and asymmetric decision rewards.   0:00 The challenge of sports analytics 5:00 Analytics recommendations 16:00 Communicating data-driven recommendations 24:35 Vegas Odds & Ancillary Data 30:00 Football is way behind / Data science projects with a "runway" 41:25 Creating experiments and counterfactuals 49:30 Implementing data science insights 56:15 Asymmetric decision rewards 58:50 How to start in sports analytics 1:10:00 Data science vs analytics vs statistics

Jackson and Jared talk with former Carmel Greyhound and Indiana Hoosier, Zach McRoberts. McRoberts talks about being a two-time state champion in high school, an Indiana All-Star, and his unique collegiate career, starting at Vermont and transferring to Indiana as a student before walking on for IU and having a consistent role on the team. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app