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Michael Pitt is a Production Manager with over 70 credits in film and television, including Ocean’s 8, Person of Interest, Nurse Jackie, Sex and the City movies 1 and 2, I am Legend, The Devil wears Prada, 30 Rock, and more. He has had multiple roles on set, including Production Assistant, Second second Assistant Director, Second Assistant Director, First Assistant Director, and Production Manager. In this episode, we talk about: How he went from $500 a week on a Friday to $2,500 a week the following Monday How bitterness of a lost job led him to huge life lesson Discussions on plans to resume filming with the threat of COVID How to network, follow up and meet people in the industry A breakdown of various role responsibilities, including PA (Production Assistants), AD (Assistant Director), Second Second AD, Second AD, First AD, and Production Managers. Starting as a Production Assistant for $30 a day at 16 years old on the comedy, Disorderlies starring Ralph Bellamy and the rap group, The Fat Boys. Process to get into the Director’s Guild of America, including a psychological test. Taking the risky and rather unconventional route of becoming a Production Manager through the AD track. Difficult learning curve from First AD to Production Manager Resources: IMDB: https://m.imdb.com/name/nm0685855/?ref_=m_nmfm_nm Host: Instagram: @MentorsontheMic @MichelleSimoneMiller Twitter: @MentorsontheMic @MichelleSimoneM Website: www.michellesimonemiller.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/24mmichelle

Welcome to episode 29! It covers the week of April 20 - 24, 2020. Happy 4/20 week!This week’s theme is: *Women & Weed* and it comes to us from April Pride from How to Do the Pot. We're checking out potcasts!More on this podcast:Each week on this podcast, we’ll share the information that's within the newsletter put out by EarBuds Podcast Collective. EBPC is a listening movement. We send a weekly email with a theme and 5 podcast episodes on that theme, and each week is curated by a different person. Anyone can curate a list -- just reach out!We partner with Inside Podcasting to bring you the week’s top podcast news stories. Written by Skye Pillsbury, Inside Podcasting is a thrice weekly email newsletter that covers the podcast world.Here are the episodes April chose: MONDAY: How to Do the Pot - From Aches to Zzz, The Brain Episode - 28 minutesA modern woman’s guide to legal cannabis. Why weed can help you get a better night’s sleep, the science behind how cannabis impacts migraines, and practical tips for how to find the pot that is best for you. TUESDAY: Casually Baked - California Sober - 22 minutes The California Sober lifestyle swaps cannabis for alcohol. Learn about cannabis-infused non-alcoholic options to improve your well-being. WEDNESDAY: The Garden Society - The Calm of Cannabis - 36 minutes The co-founders of Garden Society, a women-led cannabis brand, talk about the calm of cannabis and why you shouldn’t be afraid to experiment with THC. THURSDAY: The Maria and Jane Podcast - Interview with Jennifer Skog - 55 minutes The founder and editor in chief of the first luxury cannabis magazine, MJ Lifestyle, on cultivating a positive image for women and cannabis. FRIDAY: Great Moments in Weed History - Brownie Mary Baked THC-Infused Treats for AIDS Patients - 67 minutes The compassion and conviction of “Brownie Mary” helped early AIDS patients in San Francisco and led the way toward legalization of medical cannabis in California.Most of these episode recommendations are available on Podchaser, Castbox, and wherever else you get your podcasts! For the Podchaser playlist, just search “Women and Weed” in the search bar at podchaser.com. For the Knowable exclusive content, head to Knowable.fyi for more info.Want to sponsor one of our upcoming episodes or newsletters? Email us at earbudspodcastcollective@gmail.com. Here’s April’s Self Promo:Clinical trials and testing of cannabis to treat conditions that women disproportionately suffer from, including autoimmune and sleep disorders as well as migraines. Use this hashtag to discuss this theme online with us: #DoThePotThank you to this week’s sponsors of our newsletter + podcast - Auby and VennlyAuby: Do you live, breathe, sleep podcasts? Whenever your friends talk about something, do you find yourself suggesting a podcast episode to listen to? If you’re reading this ad, I’m guessing yes. Join the Auby community, connect with other podcast enthusiasts, and help us build our podcast recommendation platform!Vennly:Vennly is a spiritual health app that brings the wisdom of spiritual leaders from many different traditions together in one place. Available on iOS and Android, this app makes listening to spiritual guidance on tough subjects like relationships, stress, and self-identity easy.We also make mention of the newest podcast from EarBuds founder, Arielle Nissenblatt. Last week, Arielle released a new podcast with Shira Moskowitz, a New York based comedian. It’s called Counter Programming with Shira & Arielle. Search for it and listen wherever you get your podcasts.This episode was written and produced by Arielle Nissenblatt, who also hosts the show. Special thanks to Daniel Tureck who mixes and masters Feedback with EarBuds. Abby Klionsky edits our newsletter, which can be found at earbudspodcastcollective.org. Thank you to Matthew Swedo for composing our music. Find him and ask him all about your music needs. He’s at @matthewswedo on Instagram and www.matthewswedomusic.com online. Follow us on social media:Twitter: @earbudspodcolInstagram: @earbudspodcastcollectiveFacebook: EarBuds Podcast CollectiveIf you like this podcast, please subscribe and tell a friend about the beauty of podcasts!More information at earbudspodcastcollective.org

Last Friday I had an interview with my friend Ray Edwards. We talked about the current situation, how we are handling the extremes of clients and community facing loss amidst others whose businesses are growing in spite of it. What about conspiracies? What do you do when you are empty... when you have nothing left to give? How do you recognize that and what do you do about it?What is hope? How do you get hope? What does a disaster do to a community? We can we expect on the other side of this? The new book - what is it about? How did it come to be? How did this happen?And then.... Ray spontaneously proposes we launch a 30 day challenge around the chapters of the book. One per day. Thirty days.I propose five days a week... starting in a week's time. Ray says, "How about now?" "How about Monday?" "How about 7am?"The world is looking for us to lead with hope. Hope doesn't take the weekend off.So we launched. Daily. 7am PST on Ray's page. Live. Free.Here's the link. Join us tomorrow!

I talk in depth about something Patrick Radden Keefe touched on Monday: How to know the proper length and arc of your story. It's a principle I learned from my first editor when I was 22 or so. It's called the And Rule. For full show notes head to https://www.paulkix.com/podcast.

MONDAY - How was your weekend? Damn I didn't really want to know. Russ makes a deal with Ryan football bet. The Superman Rocket? 6 Things. RRR - We learned how to text because of this. Monster Sports. Steven Kramer in studio. To The Top with Carlos. Angelique Life Hacks. K.O.D. Listener email.

I explore an idea that Eliza Griswold and I touched upon Monday: How to understand someone, and get him or her to trust you, when the two of you come from different classes. I share my story of moving to a tribal Boston, and meeting a guy named Vito Gray. For full show notes, please head to https://www.paulkix.com/podcast. 

An episode on a Monday? How did this happen? Relax and enjoy this episode of the podcast! A.J. Andrews battles through sunburn to recap her thoughts from the Blue Jays' Saturday and Sunday games. She notices how the Blue Jays fell back into some bad habits against the Orioles, but righted themselves against an old friend on Sunday. The second half is devoted to the rotation. Be it Clayton Richard's rough fourth inning, Trent Thornton's vital bounce-back start or discussing the trade packages floated for Marcus Stroman, we talk about it all here on today's episode! Follow the podcast on Twitter @LockedOnJays and follow the host @NeoAC18! Subscribe on Himalaya, Google Play, Spotify, and iTunes! This episode is sponsored by Jays From the Couch and Hotels.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Victim or Villain?Ecclesiastes 9:1-12In this life, we struggle between seeing ourselves as victims and villains—neither of which is helpful for living a life that glorifies God.I. To Be or not to Be? (vv. 3, 4-6, 11)A. The Battle—Solomon v. Paul (vv. 4-6; Philippians 1:21-23)B. The Limits of Solomon’s Comparison (vv. 3, 11)II. Life Under the Sun (vv. 1-3, 7-12)A. What God Allows (vv. 1-3, 11-12)B. What God does not Require (vv. 7, 10)C. What God does Require (vv. 7-9)III. When a Dead Lion is Better (v. 4; Revelation 5:5-6; 7:13-14)A. Where Our Logic Leads (v. 4; Revelation 5:5-6; 7:13-14)B. Seeing Our Lives (in this World) through His (v. 1; Romans 8:16-17)C. Feasting Upon the Lion (v. 7; John 6:53)Discussion Starters1. Monday—How do we see ourselves as victims when bad things happen to people who strive to live well? How do we tend think the world should operate?2. Tuesday—Have you ever felt like you were letting God down—like he expects more from you and you never do it all? Do you struggle to believe that God approves of what you have done?3. Wednesday—What does it mean that God wants you to keep your garments white? What is more important—holiness or accomplishments?4. Thursday—What is the danger of forgetting to slow down and enjoy God’s blessings? What are the blessing you could a better job enjoying?5. Friday—Why do you think God allows those who follow him to suffer like those who don’t? Why doesn’t he choose for the world to be like we think it should be?

Victim or Villain?Ecclesiastes 9:1-12In this life, we struggle between seeing ourselves as victims and villains—neither of which is helpful for living a life that glorifies God.I. To Be or not to Be? (vv. 3, 4-6, 11)A. The Battle—Solomon v. Paul (vv. 4-6; Philippians 1:21-23)B. The Limits of Solomon’s Comparison (vv. 3, 11)II. Life Under the Sun (vv. 1-3, 7-12)A. What God Allows (vv. 1-3, 11-12)B. What God does not Require (vv. 7, 10)C. What God does Require (vv. 7-9)III. When a Dead Lion is Better (v. 4; Revelation 5:5-6; 7:13-14)A. Where Our Logic Leads (v. 4; Revelation 5:5-6; 7:13-14)B. Seeing Our Lives (in this World) through His (v. 1; Romans 8:16-17)C. Feasting Upon the Lion (v. 7; John 6:53)Discussion Starters1. Monday—How do we see ourselves as victims when bad things happen to people who strive to live well? How do we tend think the world should operate?2. Tuesday—Have you ever felt like you were letting God down—like he expects more from you and you never do it all? Do you struggle to believe that God approves of what you have done?3. Wednesday—What does it mean that God wants you to keep your garments white? What is more important—holiness or accomplishments?4. Thursday—What is the danger of forgetting to slow down and enjoy God’s blessings? What are the blessing you could a better job enjoying?5. Friday—Why do you think God allows those who follow him to suffer like those who don’t? Why doesn’t he choose for the world to be like we think it should be?

Happy Monday everyone! What helps you get through this Monday? How about a brand new episode of Mission Start Podcast. This episode, we talk about the rumors of two new consoles at E3, Scalebound back from the dead, and we say goodbye to Reggie. As always you can watch the live podcast every Wednesday starting at 6pm pst on twitch.tv/Mission_Start.

Authentic WorshipEcclesiastes 5:1-7Making sense of the world begins with quietly worshipping the God of heaven.I. Worshipping with Quiet Reverence (vv. 1-7)A. The Gifts of Man’s Imaginations (vv. 1-7)1. Gifts / Bribes (v. 1; cf. 1 Samuel 15)2. Many Words (vv. 2, 7; Matthew 6:7-8)3. Dreams of Fancy (vv. 3, 7)4. Empty Vows (vv. 4-5)B. Authentic Worship (vv. 1-2, 4-5, 7)II. Jesus, the Silent SacrificeA. More than Going through the Motions (John 4:34; 10:17; 12:27; 13:27; Luke 22:42)B. Silent Wisdom (vv. 1-2)C. Eating the Food of Jesus (John 4:34)Discussion Starters1. Monday—How do many take the idea of authenticity in worship today? What happens when we become the test of authenticity in worship?2. Tuesday—Why are we tempted to use many words in worship and prayer? Why does God say it is better to listen?3. Wednesday—What is the allure of dreams? What is the problem with trusting dreams over scripture?4. Thursday—What does it mean to guard your steps as you enter into God’s house? Do you feel the weightiness of God’s holiness when you enter into worship?5. Friday—What does it mean to offer yourself up as sacrifice of worship? What does truly authentic worship cost you?

Authentic WorshipEcclesiastes 5:1-7Making sense of the world begins with quietly worshipping the God of heaven.I. Worshipping with Quiet Reverence (vv. 1-7)A. The Gifts of Man’s Imaginations (vv. 1-7)1. Gifts / Bribes (v. 1; cf. 1 Samuel 15)2. Many Words (vv. 2, 7; Matthew 6:7-8)3. Dreams of Fancy (vv. 3, 7)4. Empty Vows (vv. 4-5)B. Authentic Worship (vv. 1-2, 4-5, 7)II. Jesus, the Silent SacrificeA. More than Going through the Motions (John 4:34; 10:17; 12:27; 13:27; Luke 22:42)B. Silent Wisdom (vv. 1-2)C. Eating the Food of Jesus (John 4:34)Discussion Starters1. Monday—How do many take the idea of authenticity in worship today? What happens when we become the test of authenticity in worship?2. Tuesday—Why are we tempted to use many words in worship and prayer? Why does God say it is better to listen?3. Wednesday—What is the allure of dreams? What is the problem with trusting dreams over scripture?4. Thursday—What does it mean to guard your steps as you enter into God’s house? Do you feel the weightiness of God’s holiness when you enter into worship?5. Friday—What does it mean to offer yourself up as sacrifice of worship? What does truly authentic worship cost you?

“Sharing the Love of Jesus on Monday” “How am I doing with loving the People that God has already put in my life?” This Sunday, our message challenges us to LIVE the LOVE of JESUS with our families, friends, spiritual family, neighbors and “persons of peace.” Also included is our “code of conduct” with co-workers, bosses and those who work for us. Whew! Thank God for “Christ in us, the Hope of Glory!” two scoops agape,pastor john   February 17, 2019 Aloha Journey Church Ohana! ✓ NEXT WEEK SUNDAY  [02.24] we will be celebrating Communion at both campuses ✓ KAPOLEI CAMPUS:  please take time during fellowship break to get in the rotation of bringing refreshments. Sign-up is at table ✓ If you need prayer, please visit our prayer team [Kapolei campus: during worship after message; Honolulu, after service ends]. You can also email your requests to journeychurchhawaii@gmail.com Our intercessors will pray during the week for you! Sunday's Message Notes Click here for today’s message notes.

Changing SeasonsEcclesiastes 3:1-22; Luke 19:10God has ordained seasons of life to teach us our need for him and invites us learn to enjoy his blessings in the midst of them.I. Our Frustration with Changing Seasons (vv. 1-11)A. Shameless Hypocrisy (vv. 2-8)B. The Real Issue of Eternity (vv. 1, 9-11)II. Jesus’ Submission to the Changing Seasons (vv. 2-8, 14-15)A. God Alone Does Things the Last Forever (vv. 14-15; cf. Ezekiel 34:1-15)B. Fullness of time Came into the world (vv. 2-8; Luke 19:10; cf. Galatians 4:4-6)III. Enjoying Life Amidst the Changing Seasons (vv. 12-22)A. Learning to Fear God (vv. 2-8, 14-21)B. Denying Self v. Denying Life (vv. 12-13, 22)Discussion Starters1. Monday—How is what Solomon is wrestling with in chapter 3 the exact opposite of what he wrestled with in chapter 1? How is exactly the same? Are you ever guilty of such hypocrisy?W2. Tuesday—What do you think it means that God has put eternity in our hearts? Why do you think people would want to believe there is no eternity—no afterlife?3. Wednesday—What does it mean that Jesus came “in the fullness of time” (Galatians 4:4)? In what way did Jesus submit to the seasons described in Ecclesiastes 3:2-8? Why did he do this?4. Thursday—What does it mean to fear God (v. 14)? Why does the Bible say that the fear of God is a good thing?5. Friday—What is the difference between denying yourself and denying life? Why is one an act of humility and the other an act of pride? What are some ways you can better enjoy God’s gifts?

Changing SeasonsEcclesiastes 3:1-22; Luke 19:10God has ordained seasons of life to teach us our need for him and invites us learn to enjoy his blessings in the midst of them.I. Our Frustration with Changing Seasons (vv. 1-11)A. Shameless Hypocrisy (vv. 2-8)B. The Real Issue of Eternity (vv. 1, 9-11)II. Jesus’ Submission to the Changing Seasons (vv. 2-8, 14-15)A. God Alone Does Things the Last Forever (vv. 14-15; cf. Ezekiel 34:1-15)B. Fullness of time Came into the world (vv. 2-8; Luke 19:10; cf. Galatians 4:4-6)III. Enjoying Life Amidst the Changing Seasons (vv. 12-22)A. Learning to Fear God (vv. 2-8, 14-21)B. Denying Self v. Denying Life (vv. 12-13, 22)Discussion Starters1. Monday—How is what Solomon is wrestling with in chapter 3 the exact opposite of what he wrestled with in chapter 1? How is exactly the same? Are you ever guilty of such hypocrisy?W2. Tuesday—What do you think it means that God has put eternity in our hearts? Why do you think people would want to believe there is no eternity—no afterlife?3. Wednesday—What does it mean that Jesus came “in the fullness of time” (Galatians 4:4)? In what way did Jesus submit to the seasons described in Ecclesiastes 3:2-8? Why did he do this?4. Thursday—What does it mean to fear God (v. 14)? Why does the Bible say that the fear of God is a good thing?5. Friday—What is the difference between denying yourself and denying life? Why is one an act of humility and the other an act of pride? What are some ways you can better enjoy God’s gifts?

Do you ever wonder why we feel so refreshed and ready to start a project on January 1st? Or, for that matter, on the first of the month or on a Monday? How about after a job change, birthday, or anniversary? Or even after a long weekend? It’s a little thing called the Fresh Start Effect! (Yes, it’s actually a real thing!) At times like these, it’s common to feel an awesome surge of momentum. That little burst? You can harness that to catapult yourself into an amazing wave of productivity! And I’m here to tell you how to ride that wave … Whenever you want! In this episode, I will: Reveal how “temporal landmarks” can lead to productivity-boosting fresh starts Teach you how to trigger your own Fresh Start effect -- anytime you want! Show you how to bake multiple Fresh Starts into your yearly plan to keep that momentum going! Give you three steps to get your Fresh Start party hopping! Let’s get (fresh) started! Highlights: 02:00  Wishing you a Happy New Year and a Happy Fresh Start! 02:50  What is the Fresh Start Effect? 3:20  “One month into the new year, only 64% of resolutions continue to be pursued” 4:50  Use temporal landmarks to help you navigate time 8:55  “You have got an opportunity to create your own fresh start” right now 10:30  Why you should leverage the 90-day planning process 11:47  Your three missions (should you choose to accept them!) Thank you for listening! Want more information and tips? Visit http://www.ambermccue.com and follow Amber on instagram: @AmberMcCue Mentioned in this episode: 86 Days This Year When You Can Change Your Behavior - Daniel Pink When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing - Daniel Pink The Fresh Start Effect by Hengchen Dai, Katherine Milkman, and Jason Riis

We try to figure out what's up with Brock and the changed Extreme Rules PPV. We answer the question after Raw and Smackdown do win and losses matter. Where was Ember Moon on Monday? How they should have booked the return of Kane. Why did the UK tourney seem different this year and don't let Braun park your car.

How should you effectively schedule projects? (ex: no deadlines on a Monday) How do you best estimate a project length? How do you schedule work around a break (sabbatical, etc.) How do you ensure that client's respect deadlines? How do you 'reset' expectations if there has been a bit of drift?

How does Sunday connect with Monday? How might a few hours a week spent “at church” empower us to “be the church” in the world? Join us for this message as we learn how Jesus’ vision for the Kingdom of God can change our world - and our whole lives.