Podcasts about meaning what

According to the gospel of Matthew, shortly after Jesus was born an angel appeared to Joseph in a dream telling him to flee with his family to Egypt, since King Herod was going to try to kill the new baby. They stayed there, according to Christian tradition, until Herod had died and it was safe to return. This incident, popularly known as the “flight to Egypt,” has inspired an array of artistic depictions. It has also inspired a popular pro-immigration argument: Christians should welcome those seeking safety in their country, because Jesus, too, was a refugee. The Vatican has even published various documents citing Jesus' refugee status.  But was Jesus really a refugee? Would the Holy Family be granted refugee status, according to the laws and definitions of today? On this episode of the podcast, theologian and social ethicist Glenn Butner talks to the hosts about what it means to be a refugee, the significance of the flight to Egypt, whether it is accurate to call Jesus a refugee, and the theological implications of this topic.  Butner is an associate professor of theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and the author of multiple books on theology and social ethics, including Jesus the Refugee: Ancient Injustice and Modern Solidarity.  You can learn more about this topic and Butner's work in these links.  Jesus the Refugee: Ancient Injustice and Modern Solidarity, by D. Glenn Butner Jr. Jesus the Refugee: Ancient Injustice and Modern Solidarity | Fortress Press “Was Jesus a refugee?” by Alice Camille Was Jesus a refugee? - U.S. Catholic “Think of the Holy Family fleeing Herod and pray for migrants, pope says,” by Cindy Wooden Think of the Holy Family fleeing Herod and pray for migrants, pope says | National Catholic Reporter Message of His Holiness Benedict XVI for the 93rd World Day of Migrants And Refugees  Message on the occasion of the 93rd World Day of Migrants and Refugees 2007 (October 18, 2006) | BENEDICT XVI What is a refugee? Definition and Meaning What is a Refugee? Definition and Meaning | USA for UNHCR Refugees and Asylum Refugees and Asylum | USCIS Glad You Asked is sponsored by the Claretian Missionaries.

Origins and Outcomes   Isa 44:6   (Circle image here)   Theism: God is the infinite and absolute creator and ground of everything and everyone: the source and destination of all life, being, knowledge, and action   Rom 12:2   1Pet2:11   Heb 13:14 NLT   “Christ is either Lord of all, or He is not Lord at all” Hudson Taylor   Key elements of any world view: 1) Origin - Where do we cone from? 2) Meaning - Is there meaning or value to life? 3) Morality - Is there such a thing as absolute moral truth? 4) Destiny - Where is this going?   Questions answered by worldview: 1) Origin - Identity. Who am I? 2) Meaning - What is my purpose? 3) Morality - How should I live? 4) Destiny - What happens when I die?   1) Origin Jn 1:1-3   2) Meaning Isa 43:7   Col3:17   “It's not so much about God's wonderful plan for our lives - it's about our lives for God's wonderful plan” Greg Koukl   3) Morality   2 Tim 3:16   Jn 10:10   4) Destiny   2 Cor 5:10   Rom 6:23   Jn 3:16

Managers deal with a lot of change. Some of it you have no say about -- leadership simply makes a decision that you now have to communicate to your team. Other times, you will be the one initiating change -- and you'll have to figure out how to get a person or your team on board.Here are seven tips to help managers facilitate change.People want to know about:Meaning: What does this change mean for them?Timing: When will this change happen?Context: What is happening, and why?To facilitate change, you will manage:Emotions: How people feel.Expectations: What people think will happen.Attention: What people focus on.Actions: What behaviors you want to see.**After the Episode**Get future course dates:https://maven.com/kimnicol/communication-strategiesReach out for private coaching:https://kimnicol.com/Follow me on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimnicol/

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Hola , hola :) Cool Colombian Slang Words You've Gotta Know. PAISA " The name is attributed to a particular region of Colombia (the Paisa region) where their accents are unique to the rest of the country. Some Colombians only use paisa to describe people from this region. Todays Slangs we learned. 1.Parcero / Parcera Meaning: Bro, dude, close friend. 2.¿Quiubo, Parce? Meaning: What's up, bro? 3. Mi Llave / Llavería / Llavero Literal meaning: My key/key chain Slang meaning: My (close) friend 4.El Parche Literal meaning: The patch. Slang meaning: The crew, the homies El parche is your group of friends. 5.Parchando Slang meaning: Chillin', hanging out 6.Desparchado means: the opposite: bored, not doing anything. 7.Rumbiar Meaning: To go out, to party ¡Vamos a rumbiar! — Let's go out! 8. Rumba Meaning: The party itself, me gusta la rumba, I like the party. 9.Guayabo Literal meaning: A guava tree Slang meaning: To be hung over 10.Estoy enguayabada. ( o ) — I'm hungover. 11.Guaro Literal meaning: Fire water Slang meaning: Aguardiente 12. Un Chorro Literal meaning: A drip Slang meaning: A swig (of alcohol) 13.A La Orden Meaning: At your service If it's a question: before your service. If it's exclamatory: after your service. 14.Billete Meaning: Dollar bills, money 15. Plata Literal meaning: Silver Slang meaning: Money Happy learning, let me know if you want to learn more slangs lswmspanish@gmail.com Chao! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learnspanishwithme/message

Ohhh this is gonna be a good conversation heading into the holidays...something I talk about with EVERY single student of mine is their own personal definitions. Meaning: What do YOU think success looks like? What do YOU think a good friend does / says? What do YOU think it means to be a wonderful parent / employee / boss / neighbor / writer / activist? What do YOU think is enough? We get wrapped up in the ideas of what we think good moms do, how the dinner needs to go, and what we need to prepare, plan for, and schedule for the family. We get consumed with doing more, going nonstop, and pulling off flawless gatherings. Folks...let's lay that weapon down. Stop letting outside definitions of what good enough looks like rule (read: wreck) your life. Today we're going to talk about it and I'm STRONGLY inviting you to come up with your own personal definitions. For all of it... Join me for this week's episode of ​The Transforming Anxiety Podcast​ and let's talk about personal definitions. Full show notes are located at: www.kellyhanlinmccormick.com/podcast/244  Be sure to join my email list so you don't miss announcements, new classes, and podcast updates by visiting www.kellyhanlinmccormick.com  Text PODCAST to +1 (816)354-1279 and I'll send mindfulness reminders, anxiety hacks, and little love notes your way from time to time...

On this episode we will explore  a very simple concept, or rather a question that has made such a profound impact in my life since starting this work.  It's a question that makes you stop and when answered, puts you in control of whatever situation you may find yourself in.  Here it is:    How Do I  Want to Show Up?  Meaning: What is it I want to think? How do I want to feel, and how to I want to be?  (behave, act, respond, etc) in relation to the circumstances that I am in, or will be in.  For so long I believed that the way I felt on any given day really depended on the on what was happening around me; I thought that the circumstances or situations in my life determined how I felt, or how I responded.  When I discovered that my feelings had nothing to do with the circumstances in my life, and everything to do with the way I thought about these circumstances, it changed everything for me.  The only thing we can control is the way we show up/what meaning we give to that circumstance and how we respond.  and the way we respond to these circumstances will create the experience we have.In other words, we don't have control over our circumstances, but we do have control over how we respond.     We can intentionally DECIDE ahead of time what kind of experience we want, and create that experience no matter what the circumstance by answering the question, “How do I want to show up?”   Asking yourself this question Can be extremely useful when facing a new, or challenging experience.  As I work with clients, many times during our coaching sessions I will ask them this very question.   I do this for a few reasons:  1.    To help them understand that they have a choice in how they respond to their circumstances2.    To help them understand that they don't have to be a victim of their circumstances3.    To help them understand that they can create the experience they want to have4.    To help them be intentionalThis one question can change everything for you!To connect with Angela AdamsShoot me an email: angela@angelaadamscoaching.comTo get on my calendar, click on this link: https://coachwithangela.as.me/Visit my website to subscribe to my weekly email: https://www.angelaadamscoaching.com/To access your FREE guide to managing your emotions: https://www.angelaadamscoaching.com/lead-collectionI would appreciate your help! Please head over to the platform you use to listen to this podcast and leave a review of Embrace it All! It helps me know how I am helping you! And boosts the algorithims as well. Best of all, it's free and easy to do!

Addressing the questions of Meaning (What is true Love?), Purpose (Why am I here?), Destiny (why do good things happen to bad people and bad things happen to good people?) Different words for love in the greek: Agape-Unconditional (selfless), Phillia-Deep friendship (Love for a brother or sister), Eros-Sexual Passion, Storgi-Companionship, Ludus-Playful love (flirting-early stages of relationships), Pragma-Long standing Love (Love of a couple together for a long time), Philautia-2 types of self love (narcissism and the ability to love and accept ourselves) Reference: http://www.yesmagazine.org/happiness/the-ancient-greeks-6-words-for-love-and-why-knowing-them-can-change-your-life All scriptures quoted are courtesy of NKJV translation

 In this 128th in a series of live discussions with Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying (both PhDs in Biology), we discuss the state of the world through an evolutionary lens. This week, we discuss Viktor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning: What is it to be human, how much responsibility to we have for finding our own way, and how can we find hope, and meaning, even at the worst of times? Then: people have a moral obligation to grapple with the downstream effects of their own arguments, from medical claims to cries to defund and vilify the police. In the wake of yet another mass shooting at a school, what is the state of the 2nd Amendment? What is the interface of modern politics with homelessness, addiction, mental illness, and crime? And what is happening in the governor's race in California? ***** Support the sponsors of the show: MUDWTR: is a coffee alternative with mushrooms and herbs (and cacao!) and is delicious, with 1/7 the caffeine as coffee. Visit www.mudwtr.com/darkhorse and use DARKHORSE at check out for $5 off.  Eight Sleep: Personalized thermoregulation while you sleep, and when you wake. Eight Sleep's amazing Pod Pro Cover (for your mattress) is $150 off at www.eightsleep.com/darkhorse Ned: is a CBD company that uses USDA certified organic full spectrum hemp oil, and creates specialty blends to help with stress and sleep. Visit www.helloned.com/darkhorse to get 15% off. ***** Our book, A Hunter-Gatherer's Guide to the 21st Century, is available everywhere books are sold, and signed copies are available here: https://darvillsbookstore.indielite.org Check out our store! Epic tabby, digital book burning, saddle up the dire wolves, and more: https://store.darkhorsepodcast.org Heather's newsletter, Natural Selections (subscribe to get free weekly essays in your inbox): https://naturalselections.substack.com Find more from us on Bret's website (https://bretweinstein.net) or Heather's website (http://heatherheying.com). Become a member of the DarkHorse LiveStreams, and get access to an additional Q&A livestream every month. Join at Heather's Patreon. Like this content? Subscribe to the channel, like this video, follow us on twitter (@BretWeinstein, @HeatherEHeying), and consider helping us out by contributing to either of our Patreons or Bret's Paypal. Looking for clips from #DarkHorseLivestreams? Check out our other channel:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAWCKUrmvK5F_ynBY_CMlIA Theme Music: Thank you to Martin Molin of Wintergatan for providing us the rights to use their excellent music. ***** Q&A Link: https://youtu.be/Pg5DtnGPe_s Mentioned in this episode: Viktor Frankl: https://www.viktorfrankl.org/biography.html If you don't agree, you must be ignorant (including Ilana Redstone's arguments): https://naturalselections.substack.com/p/equal-knowledge?r=83qgf&s=w&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web The liberal case for gun ownership: https://unherd.com/2021/11/the-liberal-case-for-gun-ownership-1/ San Fransicko, by Michael Shellenberger: https://www.amazon.com/San-Fransicko-Progressives-Ruin-Cities/dp/0063093626 Shellenberger's campaign site: https://www.shellenbergerforgovernor.com Ricky Gervais' new special, Super Nature: https://www.netflix.com/TITLE/80225917Support the show

In the last two episodes I told you about some of the caves in Slovakia. Today I'm going to talk about Slovak volcanoes. In the Slovak lesson, you will learn how to say “I am looking for …” in Slovak. Then we're going to practice more sentences with accusative case in a short conversation that takes place in a hotel. For more advanced learners I have a short Legend of Jánošík. Episode notesIn the last two episodes I told you about some of the caves in Slovakia. Today I'm going to talk about Slovak volcanoes. In the Slovak lesson, you will learn how to say “I am looking for …” in Slovak. Then we're going to practice more sentences with accusative case in a short conversation that takes place in a hotel. For more advanced learners I have a short Legend of Jánošík. Slovak lessonČo hľadáte? (formal) Čo hľadáš? (informal) Meaning: What are you looking for?1.     Hľadám manžela. (I am looking for a husband.)2.     Hľadám manželku. (I am looking for a wife.)3.     Hľadáte deti? (Are you [pl.] looking for children?)4.     Nie, nehľadáme deti. (No, we are not looking for children.)5.     Hľadajú rodičov. (They are looking for parents.)6.     Peter hľadá otca. (Peter is looking for father.)7.     Anna hľadá matku. (Anna is looking for mother.)8.     Malý chlapec hľadá psa. (A little boy is looking for a dog.)9.     Mladé dievča hľadá mačku. (A young girl is looking for a cat.)10. Malé dieťa hľadá hračku. (A little child is looking for a toy.)11. Hľadáš niečo? (informal) (Are you looking for something?)12. Hľadám knihu. (I am looking for a book.)13. Hľadáte niečo? (formal) (Are you looking for something.)14. Hľadám kľúč. (I am looking for a key.)15. Hľadám auto. (I am looking for a car.) Short converstaion: V HOTELI (In a hotel)A: Dobrý večer. Želáte si? (Good evening. Can I help you? literally: Do you wish anything?)B: Áno, mám tu rezerváciu na izbu. (Yes, I have a reservation for a room.)A: Aké meno, prosím? What is the name, please?)B: John Miner. (John Miner.)A: Oh, áno, tu je to. Pán Miner, rezervácia na tri noci. (Oh, yes, here it is. Mr. Miner, reservation for three nights.)B: Možno na štyri. (Maybe four.)A: Žiaden problém. Iba mi dajte vedieť. (No problem. Just let me know.)B: Dobre. Ďakujem. (OK. Thanks.)A: Tu je váš kľúč. Raňajky sú od siedmej do deviatej. (Here is your key. Breakfast is from seven to nine.)B: Ako prosím? Nerozumel som. (Excuse me? I did not understand.)A: Raňajky začínajú o siedmej a končia o deviatej hodine. (The breakfast starts at seven and ends at nine.)  B: Aha! Rozumiem. Ďakujem. Aaah ... (Oh. I understand. Thank you. Aaah ...)A: Potrebujete ešte niečo? (Do you need something else?)B: Hľadám svoju rodinu. Bývajú vo Vinnom. Je to ďaleko? (I'm looking for my family. They live in Vinne. Is it far from here?)A: Autobusom asi 40 minút. Taxíkom asi 20 minút. (By bus aproximately 40 minutes. By taxi aproximately 20 minutes.)B: Ďakujem. (Thank you.)A: Ešte niečo? (Anything else?)B: Nie, nemyslím. Ďakujem. (No, I don't think so. Thank you.)A: Rado sa stalo. Vaša izba je na piatom poschodí. Výťah je hneď tu vpravo. (You're welcome. Your room is in the fifth floor. The elevator is right here on the right.)B: Ďakujem. Dobrú noc. (Thank you. Good night.)A: Dobrú noc aj vám. (Good night to you too.)Timestamps00:27 Introduction to the episode02:16 Slovak volcanoes10:32 Slovak lesson18:30 Dialogue20:09 Legend of Jánošík (in English)21:35 Juraj Jánošík (in Slovak)23:02 Final thoughtsIf you have any questions, send it to my email hello@bozenasslovak.com

It's that Meaning What Movie Club time again, folks. This month we're discussing the 1991 cops-and-robbers-who-are-also-surfers blockbuster Point Break. Not without its flaws, this is a surprisingly complex (and surprisingly progressive thriller) that even the acting chops of early-90s Keanu couldn't sink.   If you want to help keep us from resorting to robbing banks in rubber masks, join our Patreon! For as little as $3/month, you'll get access to just so much bonus content you don't even know. Go now! Patreon.com/meaningwhatpod ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill Edited by Christopher Scott McNeill Mixed by Mason Hershenow Original music by Mason Hershenow   Advertising provided by Voxnest

This week we're looking at secret agents in cinema. From the genre-defining silliness of Sean Connery's James Bond to the shaky-cam-defining realism of Matt Damon's Jason Borne, we discuss how the films defined politics and masculinity for generations, and how new generations are beginning to redefine the genre in return. If you would like to help make future commentary on Pierce Brosnan's bowties possible, join our Patreon! for as little as $3/month, you'll help keep this podcast going and get even more content in return. Patreon.com/meaningwhatpod ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill Edited by Christopher Scott McNeill Mixed by Mason Hershenow Original music by Mason Hershenow   Advertising provided by Voxnest

This week, we discuss the tenuous relationship between the Western fine art market and the People's Republic of China. We cover the Old Summer Palace bronze heads, why westerners find it easy to love Ai Weiwei, and the Second Opium War because global conflict was the most popular means of art collecting in 19th century Europe. For more on the sacking of the Summer Palace, its bronze heads, and the theft of Looty the dog, listen to this excellent 99% Invisible episode.   If you would like to help fund Mason's one-man war against government-backed global art theft, join our Patreon! for as little as $3/month, you'll help keep this podcast going and get even more content in return. Patreon.com/meaningwhatpod ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill Edited by Christopher Scott McNeill Mixed by Mason Hershenow Original music by Mason Hershenow   Advertising provided by Voxnest

This week we discuss one of the United States' first fine art movements—the Hudson River School—and it's inextricable relationship with Manifest Destiny. We also discuss the legacy of these two ideas in American art, and Mason rants some more about Ansel Adams. A good time is had by all.   And if you want to keep the good time going, consider joining our Patreon. There you'll find bonus content of all kinds, and be directly contributing to Mason's mission to dethrone Ansel Adams once and for all. Patreon.com/meaningwhatpod ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill Edited by Christopher Scott McNeill Mixed by Mason Hershenow Original music by Mason Hershenow   Advertising provided by Voxnest

Last month we were removed from Apple Podcasts without warning or meaningful explanation. What followed was a short-lived tour through some of the reasons why turning everything into a subscription platform and expecting Big Tech to solve all our problems are two of the stupidest ideas man kind has ever had.   We have a Patreon! Help us in our mission to break the capitalist cycle gripping our education and our souls through the only effective tool you have access to: money. Patreon.com/meaningwhatpod ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill Edited by Christopher Scott McNeill Mixed by Mason Hershenow Original music by Mason Hershenow   Advertising provided by Voxnest

For the Pride Month edition of the Meaning What Movie Club, we watched Shane Black's 2005 dark comedy Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. It's not a perfect film, but it does feature arguably the first favorable depiction of a gay man in an American action movie: Val Kilmer's delightfully blunt LA private eye "Gay" Perry. Look, this movie is a mess but its fun and it'll make you miss Robert Downey Jr. before Kevin Feige built a media empire on top of him.   We have a Patreon! Help us break even, get stuff in return, something something content creator economy go now! Patreon.com/meaningwhatpod ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill Edited by Christopher Scott McNeill Mixed by Mason Hershenow Original music by Mason Hershenow   Advertising provided by Voxnest  

This episode contains mature content. Last week saw us briefly booted from Apple Podcasts (more on that later), so here is the episode we were going to put out on 6/17 but didn't get to for various reason. On today's episode, join the crew of the ISS Optimism as they embark on their most dangerous mission yet. With their captain incapacitated and their shuttle down behind enemy lines, will these four intrepid individuals finally uncover the dark secrets of the Crystal Void? If you'd like to read the rules of Lasers & Feelings (or play a game yourself), you can download the rules for free here. If you like what we do and want more please consider supporting our podcast. ——— Meaning What presents: Pirates of the Crystal Void Written and directed by Mason Hershenow, based on Lasers & Feelings by John Harper   Starring  Kim McMasters as Martia Roundhouse David Cox as CLOUD E.O. Christopher Scott McNeill as Tex Bramble Sean Ang as Crystal Beth And Mason Hershenow as everyone else   Produced by Sean Ang and Chris McNeill Edited by Chris McNeill Mix, Sound Design, and additional editing by Mason Hershenow Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios   Advertisements provided by Voxnest

It's Pride Month, round two! This week, Mason and Sean are discussing the history of censorship of LGBTQ+ art from Robert Mapplethorpe (NSFW link) to now, and what that history can tell us about the evolution of American fine art and culture as a whole. We all discuss moral panic, religion in legislation, and deceased Republican Senator Jesse Helms. Mason rants about capitalism, Sean tries to advance the Gay Agenda, and we make an honest attempt at organically pitching our Patreon. There's something here for everyone. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill Edited and mixed by Mason Hershenow Original music by Mason Hershenow

Welcome to Listen Now!, a monthly mini-podcast from it's no sam studios hosted by Meaning What producer and cohost Sean Ang. This week, Sean provides a crash course in K-pop and the ways it reimagines and subverts Western popular music, often creating something entirely new in the process.   Join our Patreon and help us continue making this podcast. https://patreon.com/meaningwhatpod ——— Listen Now! is a product of it's no sam studios Created and hosted by Sean Ang. Produced by Mason Hershenow, Sean Ang, and Chris McNeill. Edited and mixed by Mason Hershenow. Theme music by Mason Hershenow.

June is LGBTQ Pride Month! This week, Mason and Sean are introducing our month-long discussion of LGBTQIA+ issues in the arts with a conversation about the annual Pride Parades: their history, their contemporary climate, and what it all can illuminate about the process of cultural minority groups moving into (and/or being coopted by) the mainstream. In other news, we have a Patreon! Head over to https://patreon.com/meaningwhatpod for the impending onslaught of bonus content every month. You'll be glad you did, and so will we.   ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill Edited and mixed by Mason Hershenow Original music by Mason Hershenow

It's the Meaning What Movie Club! As AAPI Heritage Month draws to a close, Mason and Sean are visited by our good friend Hicham Benhallam (in his first solo appearance) to discuss the award-winning 2020 Korean-American film Minari. Go buy a bucket of Cherry Coke and watch this film like a gosh dang American.   We have a subscription program and Patreon in the works! Lots of bonus material headed your way in the coming months, so follow us on Instagram and Twitter for the latest updates. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill Edited and mixed by Mason Hershenow Original music by Mason Hershenow

This week, Mason and Sean are joined by abstract painter Kathleen Larsen to discuss how personal experiences and the events of the past year or so brought about a new direction for her art practice. We also discuss the shifting landscape of art Instagram, peace and conflict studies, and navigating abstract art in mediums you’re not particularly familiar with. Follow Kathleen on Instagram! And this is the untitled piece we reference!   We have a subscription program and Patreon in the works! Lots of bonus material headed your way in the coming months, so follow us on Instagram and Twitter for the latest updates. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill Edited by David Cox and Mason Hershenow Mixed by Mason Hershenow Original music by Mason Hershenow, with a special contribution this week from David Cox   Advertising provided by Voxnest

Mason and Sean return for part two of AAPI Heritage Month with an episode examining the outsized influence of Japanese art and Asian culture in general on modern and contemporary Western fine art. We discuss Jun'ichirō Tanizaki's In Praise of Shadows, Urban Outfitters, and whatever this ignorant garbage is. We only ever so briefly touch on the cancer that was and is Pablo Picasso, but focus is important and there's always more time later.   We have a subscription program and Patreon in the works! Lots of bonus material headed your way in the coming months, so follow us on Instagram and Twitter for the latest updates. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill Edited by David Cox and Mason Hershenow Mixed by Mason Hershenow Our theme music is "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow   Advertising provided by Voxnest

Play Up is a monthly segment where Meaning What producer and co-host Christopher Scott McNeill explores unique and innovative storytelling in video games. This month, Chris talks about Canadian game designer Kan Gao's To the Moon and its roots in the 16-bit era of Chris's childhood.   We have a Patreon and Apple Podcast subscription in the works! Lots of new and exclusive content on the way, so stay tuned and follow us on Instagram and Twitter. ——— Play Up is a product of it's no sam studios Created, written, and hosted by Christopher Scott McNeill Produced Christopher S. McNeill, with help from Mason Hershenow and Sean Ang Edited by Christopher S. McNeill Mixed by Mason Hershenow Theme music: "CopyLoop" by Mason Hershenow. Sound effects provided by Freesound. Game clips, commercial segments, and third-party commentary used in accordance with fair use. For a full list of sources, email Chris at meaningwhatpod@gmail.com

May is Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in the United States, and Sean and Mason are kicking it off with a conversation about San Francisco's Chinatown. It's an ugly history, but there's no shortage of lessons along the way. The California Society video about Arnold Genthe. *This episode has been corrected, because Mason got some names mixed up! Lewis Caroll was the author who photographed children, not CS Lewis. Meanwhile, Edward S. Curtis photographed American Indians, not TV personality Edward Sullivan. The audio should be fixed when you listen, but sometimes Libsyn and certain pod-catchers don’t cooperate.   We have a subscription program and Patreon in the works! Lots of bonus material in the works, so stay tuned, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter for the latest updates. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill Edited by David Cox and Mason Hershenow Mixed by Mason Hershenow Our theme music is "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow   Advertising provided by Voxnest

Welcome back to the Meaning What Movie Club! This month, Mason and Sean are joined by special guest Robert Hershenow to talk about the important, influential, geniusly stupid film Blazing Saddles. We all loved this film, so get ready for a lighthearted episode! Don't worry though; next week we'll be back to normal.   Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill Edited and mixed by Mason Hershenow Our theme music is "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow   Advertising provided by Voxnest

1) Can you trust someone when they tell their breakup story? 2) Why are Jews so bad about giving closer? 3) Psychological affects 4) Chemical imbalances: dopamine & withdrawl 5) A new version of ourselves? 6) My person left, I am not whole 7) Are we hiding behind the shadchan for everything? 8) How do you say it? Meaning What are the exact words? 9) Ever get a mother who did the break up? 10) Backlash: When the shadchan fights back? 11) When you tell the Shadchan one thing and they tell something else to the guy/girl...

Sean watched all but one of this year's nominees for Best Picture, so this week we're discussing the Academy Awards and all the things that they come with. This is a big episode full of hot takes that took Mason an extra long time to edit into something coherent, so please enjoy and tell your friends and family and associates with advertising money. *Content warning: On this episode, we discuss sexual assault in the context of the film Promising Young Woman.   Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill Edited and mixed by Mason Hershenow Our theme music is "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

Welcome to Listen Now!, a monthly mini-podcast from it's no sam studios hosted by Meaning What producer and cohost Sean Ang. This week, Sean discusses the work of Serpentwithfeet and his important role in challenging thematic and sonic conventions in R&B and pop music, as well as his influence as an openly queer voice in a stubbornly conservative industry Songs featured: cherubim four ethers A Comma Amir Fellowship   Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Listen Now! is a product of it's no sam studios Created and hosted by Sean Ang. Produced by Mason Hershenow, Sean Ang, and Chris McNeill. Edited and mixed by Mason Hershenow. Theme music by Mason Hershenow.

We are joined once again by our good friends Kim McMasters and Hicham Benhallam from the band Post Sixty Five. We discuss their latest release "Crowdsurfing" and how the pandemic helped shape it.  We also discuss promising future opportunities for kissing our friends, the minefield that is internet advertising, and hypothetical ways to defraud for-profit insurance companies through the power of podcasting.   Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill Edited and mixed by Mason Hershenow Our theme music is "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

Immersion (Piss Christ) is a 1987 photograph by Andres Serrano that helped Senator Jessie Helms realize his career-long dream of gutting the National Endowment for the Arts. It's a 60x40-inch Cibachrome print of a plastic Jesus figurine apparently submerged in the artist's own urine. It's a piece that is as controversial as it is misunderstood, and which highlights an important thing that many American adults forget: you have a right to free speech, not freedom from being offended. We also discuss exciting merchandising ideas! Finally, here's an article about the history of halitosis as a marketing tool and the controversial regulation which bans certain kinds of "extreme" porn in the UK. I promise it's all important, just listen to the episode.   Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill Edited by Christopher Scott McNeill. Mix and additional editing by Mason Hershenow Our theme music is "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

Non-Fungible Tokens! You’ve probably heard about them, leading fine art auction houses Christie’s and Sotheby’s now sell them, and famed South African emerald mine heir/Tony Stark-wannabe Elon Musk loves them. They’re so magical that they sometimes disappear! And, perhaps most importantly, they answer the question which has vexed so many since the beginning of digital art: how do we create monetary value for art objects that are easily duplicated and distributed? This week we discuss the rise of the NFT in digital art, why the tech world seems to love NFTs so much, and why—once again—a utopian ideal might not reflect the real world.   Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill Edited by Christopher Scott McNeill. Mix and additional editing by Mason Hershenow Our theme music is "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

New segment alert! Play Up is a monthly segment where Meaning What producer and co-host Christopher Scott McNeill explores unique and innovative storytelling in video games. This month, Chris reflects on the Starbreeze Studios and Josef Fares collaboration Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons and its use of dual-stick controls to connect the player to the games' characters in ways that arguably could not be achieved with words or visuals alone.   Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Play Up is a product of it's no sam studios Created, written, and hosted by Christopher Scott McNeill Produced Christopher S. McNeill, with help from Mason Hershenow and Sean Ang Edited by Christopher S. McNeill Mixed by Mason Hershenow Theme music: "CopyLoop" by Mason Hershenow. Sound effects provided by Freesound. Game clips, commercial segments, and third-party commentary used in accordance with fair use. For a full list of sources, email us at meaningwhatpod@gmail.com

Meaning What Movie Club: March Edition! This month, we discuss Ana Lily Amirpour's 2014 Iranian-American Vampire Western A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night. Celebrated upon its release for its unique visuals and subversive undertones, Amirpour's black-and-white-rockabilly-goth-romp is often heralded as a feminist indie jewel. A lot has changed in the past 7 years though; is this film still as progressive as it once seemed? Listen and find out. Why are you still reading this?   Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill This episode edited by Christopher Scott McNeill Mix and additional editing by Mason Hershenow Our theme music is "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

This week Mason, Sean, and Chris discuss the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards. They happened last Sunday and none of us actually watched the broadcast, but Sean really wanted to talk about them and they're "music's biggest night" so here we are. What follows is a conversation about who won what of course, but more importantly about what sinking so much attention and money into an inherently undemocratic celebration of the corporate music machine tells us about the state of music, art, and culture in America. Mason also makes a suggestion concerning Metallica.   Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios. Created by Mason Hershenow. Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill. This episode edited by Christopher Scott McNeill. Additional editing and mix by Mason Hershenow. Our theme music is "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow.

Welcome to Listen Now!, a monthly mini-podcast from it's no sam studios hosted by Meaning What producer and cohost Sean Ang. Sean is joined by Alan Dill to discuss the life and legacy of the late, groundbreaking trans musician SOPHIE, whose avant-garde sound helped redefine contemporary pop and dance music.    Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Listen Now! is a product of it's no sam studios Created and hosted by Sean Ang. Produced by Mason Hershenow, Sean Ang, and Chris McNeill. Edited by Christopher McNeill, mixed by Mason Hershenow. Theme music by Mason Hershenow.

This week Mason, Chris, and Sean consider the work of posthumously-celebrated photographer Francesca Woodman and discuss our culture’s toxic habits of deifying tragic figures, romanticizing struggling artists, and replacing basic human empathy with academic jargon. It’s a heavy one. Content warning: this episode contains strong language, adult themes, and frank discussion of the subject of suicide. If you or someone you know is experiencing suicidal thoughts, please contact the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-8255.   Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios. Created by Mason Hershenow. Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill. This episode edited by Christopher Scott McNeill. Additional editing and mix by Mason Hershenow. Our theme music is "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow.

How do you answer . . . [3 Big Questions] How we got here? (Origin) What's your purpose? (Meaning) What happens after death? (Destiny) Validity of the Bible Through Prophecy Location of the Messiah's birth (Micah 5:2) The miracle of the virgin birth (Isaiah 7:14) The sufferings of Jesus (Isaiah 53)

This week, Mason and Sean speak to chalk artist and muralist Naomi Haverland about her practice, the influences of social media on her projects, and how public art has changed over the past year. See more of Naomi's art on Instagram. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios. Created by Mason Hershenow. Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill. This episode edited by Christopher Scott McNeill, with additional editing and mix by Mason Hershenow. Our theme music is "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow.

Welcome back to the Meaning What Movie Club! This month's film is Barry Jenkins' 2016 Academy Award winning film Moonlight. Mason, Sean, and Chris discuss the film's masterful use of visual storytelling to critique and complicate themes of masculinity, race, and sexuality—all with far more heart than Best Picture winners generally have. Some additional things we mention in the episode:  The role typographic design played in the Moonlight Oscar gaff. A brief history of Shirley Cards and color films' racial bias. The Saturday Night Live “Papyrus” skit.   Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow. Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill. This episode edited by Christopher Scott McNeill, with additional editing and mix by Mason Hershenow. Our theme music is "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow.

On today’s episode we discuss the rise and fall of disco, its relationship to race and sexuality in America, and what its reemergence in pop music means for culture at large. Further reading/listening: Disco Demolition Night Dua Lipa - Physical Jessie Ware - Remember Where You Are   Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow. Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill. This episode edited by Christopher Scott McNeill, with additional editing and mix by Mason Hershenow. Our theme music is "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow.

Welcome to Listen Now!, a monthly mini-podcast from it's no sam studios hosted by Meaning What producer and cohost Sean Ang. As you know, February is the month where multinational corporations order us to buy heart-shaped pink stuff, so this episode is about love songs! Cuddle up with your partner/pet/favorite pillow/teddy bear as Sean takes you through a sampling of the many ways pop music celebrates romantic attraction. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Listen Now! is a product of it's no sam studios Created and hosted by Sean Ang. Produced by Mason Hershenow, Sean Ang, and Chris McNeill. Edited by Christopher McNeill, mixed by Mason Hershenow. Theme music by Mason Hershenow.

This week Mason, Sean, and Chris discuss the legendary photography collective Magnum, the effects that recent reporting on sexual misconduct allegations against one of its members is having on the organization, and what we can learn from all of this about how we consume art in general and photography in particular. The article which inspired this episode can be found here. It's an important story; please take some time and read it. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow. Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill. Edited by Christopher Scott McNeill, with additional editing and mix by Mason Hershenow. Our theme music is "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow.  

On today’s episode, Mason and Sean talk to violinist, educator, and arranger Zak Grafilo about his group The Alexander String Quartet, the unique challenges of arranging for such a group, and how teaching classical music has changed in our tech-focused era. Learn more about The Alexander String Quartet here. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow. Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill. This episode edited by Christopher Scott McNeill, with additional editing and mix by Mason Hershenow. Our theme music is "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow.

Welcome to the first episode of the Meaning What Movie Club! This year Mason, Sean, and Chris will be ending each month by discussing a movie of particular note. This month, we discuss Wong Kar-Wai's seminal 1994 romantic-comedy-drama Chungking Express. Quentin Tarantino loved this movie so much that he personally petitioned to bring it to U.S. cinemas. It gathered critical acclaim, and now enjoys an 87% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, a 77 on Metacritic, and a spot in the Criterion Collection (who offer a free two-week trial and is how we watched it (we are not sponsored by Criterion (but we are looking for sponsors, so...hit us up))). We have thoughts! Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios  Created by Mason Hershenow  Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill  This episode edited by Christopher Scott McNeill, with additional editing and mix by Mason Hershenow Theme music "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

Mason, Sean, and Chris celebrate our nation's new leaders with a discussion about presidential inaugurations and the people chosen to perform at them. This episode is full of big opinions, but that's what you're here for anyway so stop reading this and listen already. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios  Created by Mason Hershenow  Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill  This episode edited by Christopher Scott McNeill, with additional editing and mix by Mason Hershenow Theme music "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

This week Sean and Mason are joined by the band Post Sixty Five to talk about their latest single "Middle Child", as well as how personal vulnerability shapes their songwriting and how the pandemic has finally slowed the creative world to their pace—for better or worse. You can purchase Post Sixty Five's music on Bandcamp, as well as stream it on all major platforms. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios  Created by Mason Hershenow  Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill  This episode edited by Christopher Scott McNeill, with additional editing and mix by Mason Hershenow Theme music "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

Welcome to season two! Sean and I begin the new year with a discussion about abstract art, the roles we play as viewers and consumers, and how sometimes the best answer to a broken system is not to abandon it—but to change how we choose to interact with it. The Mark Rothko painting we reference in this episode is No. 14, 1960. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang and Christopher Scott McNeill This episode edited by Christopher Scott McNeill Mixed by Mason Hershenow Theme music "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

Today’s episode is our last for 2020, and with a new year approaching we thought we’d try something different. Join us for a discussion of the 1997 film The Devil’s Advocate and all the things it was trying so desperately to be. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created, mixed, and edited by Mason Hershenow Produced by Sean Ang Theme music "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow Content warning: this is a discussion about an R-rated film that has aged poorly in the past 23 years. This episode contains adult language; as well as descriptions of and discussion around cinematic depictions of sexual content and suicide.

On today’s episode—our final interview of 2020—Mason talks to fine art photographer JP Ryan about pursuing photography at a state school, making art where you grew up, and what it’s like being trained at the end of the film photography era. Check out JP's work and give him a follow. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created, produced, and edited by Mason Hershenow Additional production by Sean Ang Theme music "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

This week, we talk to writer and journalist Christopher Scott McNeill about growing up and teaching Literature in the American South, working in the independent coffee scene in Sacramento, and how those experiences — along with a brief detour via the FBI — brought him to journalism. Chris can be found at csmcneill.com. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter! Editor's note: Mason is not actually an anarchist. Mason is democratic socialist and DSA member who believes in dramatically reducing the power of the Executive, abolishing the Electoral College, and ending the two party system, among other things. He does know some anarchists, though, and even likes a couple of them well enough. ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created, produced, and edited by Mason Hershenow Additional production by Sean Ang Theme music "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

On today’s episode, we talk to drag performer A La Mode about how she got her start in drag, how the popularity of a certain show has changed the scene, and why this podcast will never take a sponsorship from Supreme. See more from A La Mode on Instagram. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter! This episode contains some language and references to bodily functions that not all listeners will enjoy. Listener discretion is advised! ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created, produced, and edited by Mason Hershenow Additional production by Sean Ang Theme music "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

This week, Sean and I talk to visual artist Megan Moriarty about what grad school does to an art practice, what starting your career alongside a pandemic is like, and the challenges of dating an artist — as understood by artists. See more of Megan's work at https://www.meganmoriartyart.com. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter! ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created, produced, and edited by Mason Hershenow Additional production by Sean Ang Theme music "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

On today’s episode, we talk to photographer Alana Rios about how the California landscape has shaped her art practice, the history and politics of women in the medium, and why it’s time to stop celebrating the work of Ansel Adams. See more of Alana's work at https://www.alanarios.com or on her Instagram. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter! ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Created, produced, and edited by Mason Hershenow Additional production by Sean Ang Theme music "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

This week, we talk to visual artist Daniel Alejandro Trejo about how his hometown and identity shape his art, reconsidering what graduate school means in the time of COVID, and our shared issues with 1960s minimalist sculpture. See more of Daniel's work at https://trejodaniel.com Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter! ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Hosted, produced, and edited by Mason Hershenow Additional production by Sean Ang Theme music "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

On this week’s episode, we speak to vocalist and educator Lee Hoffman about her very personal journey in discovering her medium and what her medium has helped her discover about herself. Along the way we also discuss the social effects of a deeply religious upbringing, how learning about communism can expand one's worldview, and why it's important for an educator to never stop being a student. All Voices Choral Project Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter! ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Hosted, produced, and edited by Mason Hershenow Additional production by Sean Ang Theme music "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

In one of the first episodes ever recorded for this show, Mason Hershenow talks to artist and model Diana Oliphant about the institutions that rule the art world, the educations we're expected to have, and who decides what does and does not qualify as fine art. Follow our Instagram and sign up for the newsletter! ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Hosted, produced, and edited by Mason Hershenow Additional production by Sean Ang Theme music "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

On today’s episode, the tables are turned as our co-host Sean Ang interviews your host Mason Hershenow — a classically-trained photographer  — about his own art practice, his thoughts on art education, and the over-baked debate of film vs digital. Sign up for the newsletter here! ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Hosted, produced, and edited by Mason Hershenow Additional production by Sean Ang Theme music "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

This week your hosts Mason Hershenow and Sean Ang speak to vocalist Angela Yam about her experience discovering her medium in college, the state of opera during COVID, and what makes her hopeful about the genre's future. She also shares her thoughts on why she avoids idolization of individual performers, and how she knows for a fact that her mother is her biggest fan. If you or someone you know is an artist or creative and have a topic you'd like to bring to the show, you can email us at meaningwhatpod@gmail.com or find us on Twitter: @meaningwhatpod ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Hosted, produced, and edited by Mason Hershenow Additional production by Sean Ang Theme music "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

Welcome to our first episode! As an introduction, this week your host Mason Hershenow will be talking to co-host Sean Ang about Sean's experiences as a classical musician and how COVID has made them reconsider their career path. If you or someone you know is an artist or creative and have a topic you'd like to bring to the show, you can email us at meaningwhatpod@gmail.com or find us on Twitter: @meaningwhatpod ——— Meaning What is a product of it's no sam studios Hosted, produced, and edited by Mason Hershenow Additional production by Sean Ang Theme music "January: Brief" by Mason Hershenow

Bree and Kaitlin get together to discuss what they are. Meaning: What will this podcast be about? The gals go over their go-to spirits and what they hope to accomplish on their podcast. This before one podcast is a work-out of what is to come. Who doesn't want to see development in its purest form?

Bree and Kaitlin get together to discuss what they are. Meaning: What will this podcast be about? The gals go over their go-to spirits and what they hope to accomplish on their podcast. This before one podcast is a work-out of what is to come. Who doesn't want to see development in its purest form?

"Our energy flows where our attention goes..." Today's FAF (Frequently Asked Friday) is: "How can I overcome challenges of the past to focus on a bright future?" MG runs through five paradigm shifting mindsets —a recipe— for anyone to get over an unfortunate past situation and get back on track! Tips/Steps: 1) Meaning: What is the meaning your currently giving the situation? Can you spin it from defeating to empowering? 2) Time: Consider just how fluid/dynamic life is, specifically how quickly time moves and this helps you to realize and guide your metamorphosis! 3) Focus: Our focus determines how we feel. Direct your focus toward "things" bigger than you and away from yourself! How can you be of service to others? 4) HabitStrength!: Knowing that even discipline is a habit empowers you to realize that anything that is difficult now can and will become easier overtime with effort and practice. 5) Results!: Assess results continuously using the feedback not to beat yourself up but to inspire you. Scientists don't cry and become self defeating when their results aren't what they are hoping for rather, they use the feedback to redirect and keep moving toward what they do want. And, that of course, brings us full circle to tip/step #1! Enjoy the episode! Feel free to share and leave a review on iTunes!  Thanks for your help in selecting our Season IV Cover art! The New HabitXP Planner! OTHER BOOKS/Resources: The Success Principles (Jack Canfield) Getting Things Done! (Allen's Great Book!) TRELLO! Enjoy and share! Thank you! >>>FREE RESOURCES!!

If you've ever wanted more time in your life, then do we have the morning miracle power show for you! Today we'll talk about the power of the mornings, how to harness it, tap into it, and how to ride it for all it's worth, AND why in the world, it can be so helpful for your life! Morning Miracle Magic Self-Improvement and Self-Help Topics Include:  What to do when your morning fall's apart. What it means to compartmentalize and be with the task at hand. How mindfulness can help you in the moment during times of crisis. What we can learn from Victor Frankl and Man's Search for Meaning What is logo therapy and how can it help us? What it means that something meaningful is happening What it means to lean in and confront your pain and challenges? What are morning rituals? How can reviewing your past day help you? What kind of morning measurements can you make? What's the importance of an evening routine to help your mornings. How to shift goals in your mind so that you can hit your goals? What's the importance of being deliberate about when you want to go to bed? What it means to get the nervous system down to achieve your goals (for instance losing weight) – Law of Attraction Key tips on getting to sleep How to keep yourself from getting in a cycle of sleeplessness How to keep from hardwiring in fear or neurosis about falling asleep What Michael's morning routine looks like? How an early morning meditation can help you? What kind of writing you can do in the morning to set yourself up for success How getting a morning workout in can help reset your brain chemistry What's the importance of seeing the sun rise, or enjoying the first few moments of daylight What is front-loading and why's it so important Why do you want self-care first thing in the morning What are the benefits of automatic writing early in the morning How you can use your automatic writing to help organize your day Why different times of the morning naturally help you focus on different things – and how to sync with it. For more info visit: FireItUpWithCJ.com  CJ Liu on The Miracle Power of a Morning Routine to Change Your Day & Life! Health | Motivation | Spiritual | Spirituality | Mindfulness | Meditation | Inspirational | Motivational | Self-Improvement | Self-Help | Parenting | Inspire | Sleep For more info visit www.InspireNationShow.com  

International Rabbit Day Hello Listener! Thank you for listening. If you would like to support the podcast, and keep the lights on, you can support us whenever you use Amazon through the link below: It will not cost you anything extra, and I can not see who purchased what. Or you can become a Fluffle Supporter by donating through Patreon.com at the link below: Patreon/Hare of the Rabbit What's this Patreon? Patreon is an established online platform that allows fans to provide regular financial support to creators. Patreon was created by a musician who needed a easy way for fans to support his band. Please support Hare of the Rabbit Podcast financially by becoming a Patron. Patrons agree to a regular contribution, starting at $1 per episode. Patreon.com takes a token amount as a small processing fee, but most of your money will go directly towards supporting the Hare of the Rabbit Podcast. You can change or stop your payments at any time. Thank you for your support, Jeff Hittinger. First we are going to look at what is rabbit day. International Rabbit Day is an international day which promotes the protection and care of rabbits both domestic and wild. International Rabbit Day is held on the fourth Saturday or Sunday of September; in 2017 it will be held on Saturday September 23rd. History The holiday was established by charitable organizations in order to attract much attention of the world public to the problems of the death of a large number of rabbits as a result of neighborhood with people. In huge quantities these humble animals are used by mankind in various fields of activity: for food, as a raw material for fur processing production, felt and knitting industries. And we shouldn’t forget about numerous scientific researches and diagnostic laboratories, where they are taken as experimental ones. Before we answer the question “What is the meaning of International Rabbit Day 2017?” I can’t but mention that in the world there are about 200 breeds of rabbits, and among them about fifty – are fluffy and kept as decorative as pets. On this day fans of rabbits are united into various clubs and institutions. The initiative people organize exhibitions and competitions of their eared pets. Meaning What does National Rabbit Day mean? Frankly speaking, it is up to you to decide whether to celebrate this holiday or not. However, all over the world on this day the specialists come forward with a request for humane treatment of rabbits during their breeding and regulating their numbers. They also call for a reduction in the use of fur from rabbits and their meat in public catering. These men and women take care of these creatures’ well-being and health. For the House rabbit society, when they celebrate International Rabbit Day, we think about the many ways that rabbits bring joy to our lives, and also the many ways in which they are harmed, by hunting, eating, medical experimentation, product testing, fur-farming, and living isolated lives in outdoor hutches. House Rabbit Society's mission states that "ALL rabbits are valuable as individuals, regardless of breed purity, temperament, state of health, or relationship to humans. The welfare of all rabbits is our primary consideration. In line with our mission, we are against the exploitation of rabbits...Domestic rabbits are companion animals and should be afforded at least the same individual rights, level of care, and opportunity for longevity as commonly afforded to dogs and cats who live as human companions." Are you looking for some fun ways to celebrate this special occasion? Here are a few ideas to get you started: ⦁ Spend time with your rabbit. This sounds so simple, but it’s so important! Take some extra time to enjoy your bunny’s company on this special day. ⦁ Share the joy. Rabbits have the universal talent of making people smile. Show someone your bunnies. ⦁ Host a bunny party. Hop to it and invite your friends to a rabbit-themed party with bunny décor, fun games and plenty of carrot cake for guests and carrots for your bunny. Ask each guest to bring a donation for your local small animal rescue. Events! House Rabbit Society's chapters will be holding a number of events to promote International Rabbit Day this year. We hope that you'll join us by attending one of them! International rabbit day is another chance to tell people how much joy this living being can bring to the house, and an ideal occasion to please wonderful long-eared pets. No mater how you will celebrate International Rabbit day, I hope that you reach out to friends and neighbors and let them know about your positive experiences with rabbits! Be sure to share the joy. Rabbits have the universal talent of making people smile, so be sure to spread some bunny sunshine by sharing cute photos on social media and put those cute faces in front of all your friends and family. http://www.rabbit.org/hrs-info/worldrabbitday.html https://whenisholiday.com/europe/when-is-rabbit-rabbit-day-2017.html https://community.petco.com/t5/Blog/How-to-Celebrate-Your-Bunny-on-International-Rabbit-Day/ba-p/62841   © Copyrighted

MEANING - What kind of God would create hell? Does the truth of Christianity, Judaism and Islam depend on the reality of Hell? Does the nature of Hell offer Insight into what that God would be like?

The Century edition of this show has arrived. I've produced 100 shows and am very proud of the content and guest I have shared with the world. However, I'm even more excited about the future of the LIAM show and the lives it will change. Listen as I explain more: Listen on iTunes or Listen to/download this episode here: Show Outline: Intro to #1 - That's it all started on 9/14/14. I smile and cringe when I hear that intro! I read my script! That was the only time I wrote/read a script! Here we are at 100. An amazing journey. Lots of content, many great guests, unbelievable listener support. I want the show to be a fan-archy -- driven by what you want/need in your life. brucevanhorn.com/survey1 At Session #1, I had no idea how many people would listen, or if it would be well received. My intuition told me it would be; I believed in the concept, had a vision and passion for it, and gave it my highest priority--stopped writing books, taking on new clients--until it was fully in flight. My hunch paid off and it has been one of the most rewarding things I have ever done in my life! Listeners in 179 countries. Top 5: US, UK, Canada, Australia, UAE (would love to visit all of these countries--contact me!) Favorite Episodes: LIAM 003 – Man's Search for Meaning – What do we do when life doesn't go as expected LIAM 007 – Life After the Death of a Child: A Conversation with Adam Crawford LIAM 011 – An Unplanned Night in Chicago; The Butterfly Effect of Generosity LIAM 016 – A Journey from Darkness to Light: A Conversation with Nikki Schmutz LIAM 017 – E+R=O: You Control Your Outcomes Because You Control Your Responses to Events LIAM 021 & 063 – A Conversation About Perspective with Steve Maraboli LIAM 026 – Introducing the Latest Upgrade: Bruce 5.1 LIAM 027 & 028 – The Four Agreements 2 & 3 LIAM 032 – A Morning Routine Could Be the Miracle You Need! LIAM 041 – A Real “Tawk” with “The Jersey Belle” Jaime Primak Sullivan LIAM 048 – Clarity: A Conversation with Jamie Smart LIAM 049 – Personal Branding: Your Work is a Reflection of Who You Are LIAM 050 – Life Plan: Step 1 – Start Dreaming Again! LIAM 058 – Affirmations for Abundant Living LIAM 059 – Love Languages: Better Communication = Better Relationships LIAM 065 – “I Am Not My Body!” with Steven Webb LIAM 066 – 7 Days in the Caribbean - Run For Fun Cruise LIAM 070 – 4 Steps to Help You Stop Worrying. LIAM 077 – No Rejection, Only Protection! No Failure, Only Data! LIAM 078 – E+R=O Applied with Kent Julian LIAM 085 – The Zig Ziglar Legacy with Tom Ziglar LIAM 089 – I'm Still Alive! What a Year It Has Been! LIAM 097 – My Boston Marathon Experience I love where this show has gone, how I've grown through the process. The amazing people I've met. But I'm MORE excited about the future--things I have planned and things that will completely surprise me. I LOVE YOU!! Mentioned in this show: Help me create better content. Please take this short survey! Download: Affirmations for Abundant Living LIAM Team Life Coaching Community Subscription/Social Links: Subscribe on iTunes! Subscribe on Stitcher Radio! Watch on YouTube! LIAM on Twitter: @LifeIs262 LIAM on Facebook / LifeIsAMarathon Subscribe to the LIAM Mailing List www.BruceVanHorn.com Bruce Van Horn on Twitter Bruce Van Horn on Facebook    

The Century edition of this show has arrived. I've produced 100 shows and am very proud of the content and guest I have shared with the world. However, I'm even more excited about the future of the LIAM show and the lives it will change. Listen as I explain more: Listen on iTunes or Listen to/download this episode here: Show Outline: Intro to #1 - That's it all started on 9/14/14. I smile and cringe when I hear that intro! I read my script! That was the only time I wrote/read a script! Here we are at 100. An amazing journey. Lots of content, many great guests, unbelievable listener support. I want the show to be a fan-archy -- driven by what you want/need in your life. brucevanhorn.com/survey1 At Session #1, I had no idea how many people would listen, or if it would be well received. My intuition told me it would be; I believed in the concept, had a vision and passion for it, and gave it my highest priority--stopped writing books, taking on new clients--until it was fully in flight. My hunch paid off and it has been one of the most rewarding things I have ever done in my life! Listeners in 179 countries. Top 5: US, UK, Canada, Australia, UAE (would love to visit all of these countries--contact me!) Favorite Episodes: LIAM 003 – Man’s Search for Meaning – What do we do when life doesn’t go as expected LIAM 007 – Life After the Death of a Child: A Conversation with Adam Crawford LIAM 011 – An Unplanned Night in Chicago; The Butterfly Effect of Generosity LIAM 016 – A Journey from Darkness to Light: A Conversation with Nikki Schmutz LIAM 017 – E+R=O: You Control Your Outcomes Because You Control Your Responses to Events LIAM 021 & 063 – A Conversation About Perspective with Steve Maraboli LIAM 026 – Introducing the Latest Upgrade: Bruce 5.1 LIAM 027 & 028 – The Four Agreements 2 & 3 LIAM 032 – A Morning Routine Could Be the Miracle You Need! LIAM 041 – A Real “Tawk” with “The Jersey Belle” Jaime Primak Sullivan LIAM 048 – Clarity: A Conversation with Jamie Smart LIAM 049 – Personal Branding: Your Work is a Reflection of Who You Are LIAM 050 – Life Plan: Step 1 – Start Dreaming Again! LIAM 058 – Affirmations for Abundant Living LIAM 059 – Love Languages: Better Communication = Better Relationships LIAM 065 – “I Am Not My Body!” with Steven Webb LIAM 066 – 7 Days in the Caribbean - Run For Fun Cruise LIAM 070 – 4 Steps to Help You Stop Worrying. LIAM 077 – No Rejection, Only Protection! No Failure, Only Data! LIAM 078 – E+R=O Applied with Kent Julian LIAM 085 – The Zig Ziglar Legacy with Tom Ziglar LIAM 089 – I’m Still Alive! What a Year It Has Been! LIAM 097 – My Boston Marathon Experience I love where this show has gone, how I've grown through the process. The amazing people I've met. But I'm MORE excited about the future--things I have planned and things that will completely surprise me. I LOVE YOU!! Mentioned in this show: Help me create better content. Please take this short survey! Download: Affirmations for Abundant Living LIAM Team Life Coaching Community Subscription/Social Links: Subscribe on iTunes! Subscribe on Stitcher Radio! Watch on YouTube! LIAM on Twitter: @LifeIs262 LIAM on Facebook / LifeIsAMarathon Subscribe to the LIAM Mailing List www.BruceVanHorn.com Bruce Van Horn on Twitter Bruce Van Horn on Facebook