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Welcome to SEASON 3! *Please be aware that this episode discusses death of loved ones due to accidents and life with an autoimmune disease. Lain has been part of the Mentally Fit EP team for over 6 years. Her creative pursuits and her can-do attitude are what has led her to where she is today. Enjoy getting to know a little more about Lain! If you are concerned about someone who is struggling and finding it difficult to see their way out of grief or mental challenges, then we highly recommend Question. Persuade. Refer. QPR training, which Emma and Lain talked about in the first episode of Season 1. You can access the training here. Type in the code CSA to take the training free of cost. This training is funded by Country SA PHN. We thank them for their support in the Suicide Prevention space- an area we believe is important to put energy towards. We hope you enjoy this episode. Remember to subscribe so you don't miss any of the future MFEP+ME episodes! *MFEP+ME is a project created within the program Mentally Fit EP (MFEP). MFEP aims to empower people to take charge of their lives and to build mentally fit, connected communities. We believe mental health is everyone's business! Thank you to our NFP organisation, West Coast Youth and Community Support, for making MFEP a possibility! A rock star organisation with rock star staff! Thank you to our Season 3 Sponsor, Lincoln Rural, for supporting Mentally Fit EP for many years through fundraising. Their efforts and dedication have supported the EP community in a variety of ways and for that we are grateful! A big thank you to the Cummins and Port Lincoln Community Banks for supporting Mentally Fit EP through their grant programs. Helpline Numbers and EP Counselling services are pinned to the top of the Mentally Fit EP Facebook page Lifeline 131 114 Regional Access 1300 032 186 Suicide Call Back 1300 659 467
There is a WHOLE new way of being in a relationship and being a ‘Boss Babe' that is more relaxed, more surrendered, and way more receptive! In this episode with Ellie Montgomery, Intimacy coach and co-founder of Desire on Fire, we dive into all things polarity, motherhood, entrepreneurship, and how to inspire our King.Ellie and I have both been on similar paths of balancing motherhood, creating, devoted partnership, and personal growth - and this is an episode where you will relate, feel inspired, and possibly see opportunities in your own relationship dynamic.We talk about surrendering to our partners' leadership (and also how triggering that can be at times), how to ask for help, how to inspire our Kings, and the nuances of polarity and embracing both masculine and feminine energies.I know you will LOVE this one -- send me a message with any takeaways!----Instagram: @themamaculture Website: www.themamaculture.comEllie MontgomerieInstagram: @elliemontgomerieWebsite: www.elliemontgomerie.com and www.desireonfire.com
*Please be aware that this episode discusses the death of a sibling. Brooke Montgomerie has always been one to 'give life a crack'. What many people, who knew Brooke from a young age, wouldn't have known is that she struggled with her self-confidence and often thought that she wasn't able to achieve targets she set. When Brooke was 30, her younger sister, Simone, tragically passed away in a horse riding accident. Through grief, Brooke began to challenge herself in ways she never thought she could; all the while honouring her dear sister. "We have two lives, and the second begins when we realise we only have one" - Confucius. If you are concerned about someone who is struggling and finding it difficult to see their way out of grief or mental challenges, then we highly recommend Question. Persuade. Refer. QPR training, which Emma and Lain talked about in the first episode of Season 1. You can access the training here. Type in the code CSA to take the training free of cost. This training is funded by Country SA PHN. We thank them for their support in the Suicide Prevention space- an area we believe is important to put energy towards. We hope you enjoy this episode. Remember to subscribe so you don't miss any of the future MFEP+ME episodes! *MFEP+ME is a project created within the program Mentally Fit EP (MFEP). MFEP aims to empower people to take charge of their lives and to build mentally fit, connected communities. We believe mental health is everyone's business! Thank you to our NFP organisation, West Coast Youth and Community Support, for making MFEP a possibility! A rock star organisation with rock star staff! A BIG thank you to the Cummins and Port Lincoln Community Banks for supporting Mentally Fit EP and this podcast through their grant programs. A special thank you to Elke Hill and Sally Bronca for choosing the MFEP+ME podcast as an important initiative that was worth investing their staff sponsorship in. Helpline Numbers and EP Counselling services are pinned to the top of the Mentally Fit EP Facebook page Lifeline 131 114 Regional Access 1300 032 186 Suicide Call Back 1300 659 467
In this episode of Talk Time with MaxContact, Laura Montgomerie, Head of Customer Experience at Mount Anvil, joins Sean McIver to share her playbook on leveraging data and human intuition to enhance customer journeys. They share the importance of understanding the customer journey in high-stakes industries to maximise customer satisfaction, why you have to satisfy every step of the customer journey, and how to balance data with intuition in customer experience.
Jessica is back for another episode! She also joined me on The Studio Chat Podcast for episode 7. Go and check it out if you have not downloaded it yet.Jessica is a qualified Master Clinical Aromatherapist with specialisations in Aromatherapy for Ante and PostNatal Care and Aromatherapy for Menopausal Women; and the creator behind Aromathérapie Co, a devoted instagram sharing all things aromatherapy and holistic wellness.Jessica was on birth control for 15+ years. When she started thinking about coming off the pill she was getting no clear answers and was trying to find information and answers. No one was really telling her anything, so she took things into her own hands by doing her own research. She shares with us her journey and how it felt and looked like coming off the pill. She synced her nutrition, exercise and essential oils to help with the symptoms she was having and to help balance her hormones.We talk about:- Do you track your period? - When not to go jeans shopping- Basal body temperature method- Jessica & I share our personal stories with our cycles- Inner critic/mindset thoughts related to your phase- Fluid retention & hormone levels - Tracking your emotions is a good place to startWe talk about the 4 phases and what they look like:- Menstrual phase- Follicular phase- Ovulation phase- Luteal phaseIf you would like to have a copy of Jessica's Ebook- the one we talk about throughout this episode, click on the link below: Essential Oils for your Menstrual Cycle | Nourishing your menstrual cycle naturallyhttps://stan.store/aromatherapieco/p/essential-oils-for-your-menstrual-cycle-4yjzxIf you would like to contact Jessica you can reach out to her on:Instagram: @aromatherapie_coWebsite: https://www.aromatherapieco.comSupport the show
Dive into this riveting episode of Deepen with Christina as we sit down with the dynamic duo, Aimee Batuski and Ellie Montgomerie, co-founders of Desire on Fire. With a community that stretches across the globe, these trailblazing visionaries have transformed the lives of over 15,000 women, guiding them toward deeper intimacy, profound connections, and a rediscovery of pleasure. From navigating the bustling streets of NYC to building multi-million dollar businesses, both Aimee and Ellie seemed to have it all. Yet, beneath the surface, they battled with self-worth, body image, and complex relationships. It was their unyielding spirit and shared vision that brought them together, cementing a partnership rooted in authenticity and aligned desires. Ellie recounts a heartfelt narrative of her journey from envy to empowerment, revealing how vulnerability became the bridge to their strengthened bond. Aimee's candid tale sheds light on her battles in the city that never sleeps, grappling with self-doubt despite her outer successes. As we delve deeper, Ellie opens up about her enchanting love story, offering an inspiring perspective on how those around us can help us create security within our relationship. Beyond their personal stories, we'll explore the magic behind their flagship event, The Desire on Fire Experience. Discover what happens when hundreds of women come together, breaking barriers and forming sisterhood bonds that transcend traditional norms. This episode is a testament to the transformative power of self-awareness, intimacy, and genuine connection. Whether you're looking to reignite the passion in your life, find deeper connections with others, or simply bask in the warmth of sisterhood, Aimee and Ellie offer insights and stories that will leave you inspired and eager to embark on your own journey of self-discovery. Don't miss this electrifying conversation. Tune in now, and discover the fulfillment possible when you embrace your desires and tap deeper into yourself. Follow Aimee & Ellie on IG at @desireonfire and discover more about their program offers at desireonfire.com. Join Christina's journey on Instagram @christinaweber and @wedeepen. Learn more and register for the experiences Christina mentioned, including Desire on Fire: SolarPunk Summit (Oct 12-15) in Kingsbury, TX, The Desire on Fire Live Experience (Oct 13-15) in Austin, TX, Unleash! Transformational Festival (Nov 2-5) in Sacramento, CA, and Wonderland Conference (Nov 9-11) in Miami, FL. Register now at wedeepen.com. Love what you hear? Rate, review, and share 'Deepen with Christina' for more spiritual insights and connections.
In this episode of ScotLand Matters, our Membership Communications Manager Carmen McPherson is joined by Caroline Pringle, Project Manager for Wildlife Estates Scotland (WES) and newly appointed WES Chairman Miles Montgomerie, along with James Joicey of Ford & Etal Estate. The group discuss the Wildlife Estates International Congress which was held in Edinburgh at the start of September, and was attended by delegates from all over Europe, as well as Lorna Slater MSP, Scottish Government Minister for Green Skills, Circular Economy and Biodiversity. This episode was recorded on Monday 11 September. ScotLand Matters is the official podcast of Scottish Land & Estates, hosted by Carmen McPherson and produced by Calum Henderson. Find out more about Wildlife Estates Scotland (WES): www.scottishlandandestates.co.uk/wildlife-estates-scotland Find out more about Scottish Land & Estates - www.scottishlandandestates.co.uk View our schedule of events - www.scottishlandandestates.co.uk/events Find out more about the Helping it Happen Awards - www.scottishlandandestates.co.uk/helping-it-happen Read the latest edition of LandBusiness Magazine - www.scottishlandandestates.co.uk/resources/land-business-magazine Find out what a Scottish Land & Estates Membership can do for you - www.scottishlandandestates.co.uk/membership
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In this episode of the Women's Vibrancy Code, Maraya is joined by Ellie Montgomerie to dive deep in on exploring women's energy, hormones, and embracing feminine power. Elle, the co-founder of Desire On Fire, candidly discusses the challenges faced by exhausted and disconnected mothers,and shares her personal experiences and insights on navigating relationships, intimacy, and sexuality within the context of motherhood. Ellie also opens up about her husband's healing journey from childhood sexual trauma, highlighting the importance of addressing and healing from such trauma. Maraya and Ellie provide expertise in supporting women's desires, both physical and psychological, and reviving their relationship with desire. Also in this episode: Importance of addressing sexual trauma and its impact on the body Building a strong relationship with oneself as a foundation for fulfilling relationships Understanding the complex differences between men and women in all relationships Embracing vulnerability and expressing needs for better connection and intimacy Surrender is an underrated superpower for women's personal and professional growth Sisterhood provides a depth of connection beyond regular friendships, fostering growth and healing Stay connected with Ellie: Desireonfire.com | Instagram | Facebook About Ellie Montgomerie Ellie Montgomerie and Aimee Batuski are Pleasure and Intimacy Experts, committed to women living turned-on, connected and satisfying lives. They've worked side by side with some of the top Sexuality + Intimacy teachers in the world. These women are the millennial authorities in the global wide movement of the new feminine. Through their retreats, programs and international sisterhood community, they've taught thousands of women how to create confident intimacy, hot sex and fulfilling relationships. Subscribe To The Women's Vibrancy Code: Women's Health And Wellness w/Maraya Brown: Apple Podcast | YouTube | Spotify Connect With The Show: Facebook Page | Linkedin | Website | Tiktok | Facebook Group Make A Connection Call With Maraya Brown: Click here to book About Maraya Brown: Maraya is a Yale and Functional Medicine Trained Women's Health And Wellness Expert CNM, MSN with her undergraduate degree in marketing. She helps women feel turned on by their life, their lover and themselves. Her work online brings her 21 years of experience supporting women together in one place to co-create deep transformation, energy and passion. Maraya is the founder of this Podcast and does a great deal of work with women to expand their energy, hormones, libido, confidence and much much more. DISCLAIMER: The podcasts available on this website have been produced for informational, educational and entertainment purposes only. Listeners should take care to avoid program content which may not be suited to them. The contents of this podcast do not constitute medical or professional advice, No person listening to and/or viewing any podcast from this website should act or refrain from acting on the basis of the content of a podcast without first seeking appropriate professional advice and/or counseling, nor shall the information be used as a substitute for professional advice and/or counseling. The Women's Vibrancy Code Podcast expressly disclaims any and all liability relating to any actions taken or not taken based on any or all contents of this site. The Women's Vibrancy Code: Women's Health And Wellness w/ Maraya Brown
We're heading back into the Cocktail College archive today as we dispel a myth — occasionally purported on this show — that there aren't that many classic Scotch cocktails. Purists will know that certainly isn't the case, and one need only turn to The Rob Roy for evidence. Adam Montgomerie, a Scottish native and bar manager at Hawksmoor New York, once again takes us on today's whisky, sweet vermouth, and bitters deep dive. Listen on (or read below) to discover Montgomerie's Rob Roy recipe — and don't forget to like, review, and subscribe! Adam Montgomerie's Rob Roy Recipe Ingredients - 2 ounces single malt Scotch, such as Clynelish 14 Year Old - 1 ounce sweet vermouth, such as Martini Rosso - 2 dashes Angostura bitters Garnish: 1 brandied cherry Directions 1. Combine all ingredients in a mixing glass with ice. 2. Stir until cold and strain into a chilled Nick and Nora glass. 3. Garnish with cherry. (Optional: express and discard a lemon or orange twist.) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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SHOW NOTESIn today's episode of the Talk Heathen, Katy Montgomerie and Student Doctor Ben amaze you with their switching of accents, knowledge of innate beliefs, genomes, what makes a person trans, the blind intelligent designer, and general purpose of the show. Vaclav from CZ describes a study claiming children have an innate belief in a prime mover that is one god. How do you get a control group for this with the children never having been taught anything prior? It is interesting that many societies have come up with some kind of god but there are huge differences between these gods. Many cultures also got to a flat earth model. If god were real, why would some cultures be given wrong information? Billy in TX presents the following syllogism: The genome contains algorithms and these algorithms require intelligence so therefore the genome requires intelligence. Where in this process do we obtain the code and how is this code processed? What is the difference between the most basic chemical reaction and DNA? Chemical reactions and almost everything could be described as algorithms. What forces are in play that cause DNA to follow a pattern? Calling the genome a code is an oversimplification. Otavio from France would like to know what makes people trans. If we do obtain this knowledge, where do we go from there? This can end up gatekeeping people, because if someone does not meet the criteria for trans, we may end up not giving them the support needed. There could be horrific results of obtaining this knowledge because there are a lot of people with power that are invested in creating a world without trans people. The important thing to remember is even if being LGBTQ were a free choice, it is still morally neutral. Tibor in NY wants to know what the purpose of the show is. We are not just debating the people who call in; there is a whole side show. Doctor Ben shares that he deconverted as a result of these shows. Working with all these topics can help give the audience develop critical thinking. We are also showing other atheists that we are here taking on callers head on. We provide a community to people who don't know any other atheists. There are people out there that support you. TYmm in WA calls to say that it seems like the intelligent designer is blind. If you are an all powerful being with infinite powers, why would you put together something as sloppy as a human? Adam and Eve could have been millipedes. Maybe there is a team of engineers designing humans with a committee that can't agree on anything. Thank you for tuning in this week and please remember our essential workers. For the question of the week, fill in the blank: I made a deal with the Devil, and all I got was______.
What does it mean to live a life led by desire? How does this enhance sex, relationships, and everyday life? What are some of the ways to start living a life led by and full of desire? The hosts of the Desire On Fire podcast share all this and more. About our guests: Aimee Batuski and Ellie Montgomerie are Pleasure and Intimacy Experts, committed to women living turned-on, connected and satisfying lives. They've worked side by side with some of the top Sexuality + Intimacy teachers in the world. These women are the millennial authorities in the global wide movement of the new feminine. Through their retreats, programs and international sisterhood community, they've taught thousands of women how to create wild, confident intimacy, hot sex and fulfilling relationships. http://www.desireonfire.com http://www.instagram.com/aimeebatuski https://www.instagram.com/desireonfire/ Other links: Listen to one of our fav podcasts Sluts and Scholars here: slutsandscholars.com Try our favorite dating app Feeld for free + get a free month of their Majestic Membership here: feeld.co/shameless Get turned on with 30 days free of super hot audio erotica at dipseastories.com/shameless Get 10% off + free shipping with code SHAMELESS on Uberlube AKA our favorite lubricant at uberlube.com Get 10% off while mastering the art of pleasure at OMGyes.com/shameless Get 15% off all of your sex toys with code SHAMELESSSEX at purepleasureshop.com
this episode we are joined by european tour golfer Jim Payne. Jim talks about his career in detail, from partnering the great Jack Nicklaus in the 1991 open at birkdale and beating Phil Mickelson to win the silver medal, to playing along side some of the greats like Langer, Montgomerie and Seve Ballesteros. Jim now is the professional at southport and ainsdale golf club and gives us his insight into what amateurs need to better there game.
I'm bringing to you intimacy, sensuality, and sexuality experts along with many other amazing things. My two special guests today are Aimee Batuski and Ellie Montgomery from Desire on Fire. In this episode, we are diving deep into your biggest questions around pleasure, desire, orgasm, healing your relationship to the masculine, no longer hating men, learning to ask for what you want, sex after having a baby and so much more. It is just intoxicating, how incredible, positive, impactful, and passionate they are. You all are going to LOVE this one, so without further ado, let's dive in. Aimee Batuski and Ellie Montgomerie are Pleasure and Intimacy Experts, committed to women living turned-on, connected, and satisfying lives. They've worked side by side with some of the top Sexuality + Intimacy teachers in the world. These women are the millennial authorities in the global wide movement of the new feminine. Through their retreats, programs, and international sisterhood community, they've taught thousands of women how to create wild, confident intimacy, hot sex, and fulfilling relationships. Speaking of healing, I created a pre-recorded masterclass that is for sale NOW! It's called MELT YOUR MONEY BLOCKS AWAY! During the masterclass, I will dive into the realm of money, finances, anxiety, dread, or other feelings that just aren't useful for you, or serving you when it comes to MONEY. Don't miss out, and get INSTANT ACCESS NOW! DOORS CLOSE JAN 23RD, 2023. In this episode, we talk about intimacy and sensuality! Please be sure to tag me @manifestationbabe and Desire On Fire @desireonfire on Instagram and share this episode with your community to spread the word If you or someone you know has benefited from this episode! I would like to hear about your experience. Also, leave a review on iTunes to receive a free manifestation hypnosis. Just screenshot it before submitting it and email it to my team at hello@manifestationbabe.com and I will see you in the next episode. In This Episode You Will Learn: Desire On Fire's Back Story. (6:00) Ellie's dating story. (9:07) How to heal your relationship with the masculine. (26:53) Dating Vs. Intimacy Coaching. (36:00) Questions We Answer: Why do women struggle to ask for what they want? (20:48) How has dating changed for Aimee after doing this healing work? (31:47) What does sex look like after having a baby? (40:37) Why do women struggle to orgasm? (50:10) Can physical attraction be cultivated? (57:20) Links/Resources Stay Up To Date w/ All of Our MB Resources Download The Transcript Desire On Fire Website Connect w/ Aimee Batuski Desire On Fire Instagram QUOTES: “The Universe got me on the path that I'm supposed to be on. I was not supposed to be a doctor, I was not supposed to be this scientist, I'm supposed to be this intuitive soul who came here to transform her life and help other people transform their lives too.” [Kathrin, 17:22] “If something comes up that I don't like, I don't want, or it's a pattern, I'm immediately examining the pattern on the spot. What belief do I have going on that is creating this reality for me?” [Kathrin, 37:53] “I use the past a lot, not as a way for me to get stuck into something, but as a way for me to reflect on past lessons that could be applied to the future.” [Kathrin, 43:35] “I learned a long time ago that gratitude is the cosmic fly paper for everything amazing in your life.” [Jen, 46:02] “I think it's really important that you approach the methodology of how you manifest from a place of curiosity.” [Jen, 61:14] “If I can be grateful for the problem that's arising, I'm more likely to arrive at the solution.” [Jen, 69:44] “The world at large is against this stuff. They don't get it, and in order for me to become successful, I need to be tuning into the right frequency, actively.” [Kathrin, 73:55]
In today's episode of the Talk Heathen, Katy Montgomerie and Student Doctor Ben will discuss the Bible proving the Bible, atheism as a religion, why communities exist, the ethics of using charity to spread religion, and if historical Jesus is important. Bernard in NY is our first caller and has evidence of god's existence! The proof is that the Old Testament says it would be accepted and it was accepted. Does having people accept a text make it true? Could a person write something that is partially true and partially false? Is it possible that god is lying? Do you know everything about this god? How do we know god told Moses to write this? The caller creates the best circle we have ever seen by stating that the people must accept the text first. Malachi from AR perceives that atheists seem religious because it leans left like the religious community leans right. We agree the community should not have political leanings. In many countries, religion is not a driving force, but in others, it is a huge deal to come out as an atheist. When this happens, the community wants to support freedom of religion or lack thereof. Ben's family was more willing to accept coming out as trans then they were coming out as atheist. The caller goes on to say that both the gay community and the black community are preposterous. Communities prevent civil rights from being removed. Adding rights to these communities that other people already have, is not taking away any rights. Prasad in India says that charity is a good thing and asks why it matters if this charity is from a religious group. When the underlying motive is to convert, it is not fair to the recipients because it teaches people to rely on religion and authority to eat. This works for conversion and the religions know this. People who truly believe they are doing the right thing with good intentions can still cause harm. If schools are created that teach religion in a place that does not have schools, indoctrination happens.Last caller is Evan in CO who asks if the hosts believe Jesus is a historical figure. It does not matter because we don't accept that he did what the Bible says he did. Even if we accept this as a premise, we don't need to care about it. It is interesting to see how ancient people lived, however, it is unacceptable when religious people exclaim that morality has changed because it was a different time. Either it is made up garbage, or god is not moral, or objective morality has changed. Thank you for tuning in and watching us talk to callers who believe in circular reasoning! This is your community!
After some small talk about the holidays, trans YouTuber, activist, and social media bon vivant Katy Montgomerie cheerfully and calmly explains how Gender Criticals aren't feminist, believe in sexed souls, advocate for the elimination of trans people, and want to ruin Katy's life. Unlike the sucking-up-to-the-oppressor trans friends of JK Rowling — whom Katy claims is openly hostile to trans people — Katy is NOT “one of the good ones.” Katy is, however, a good sport, and clearly elucidates a set of moral and policy positions. Good or bad? Listen and decide for yourself! Links: Katy Montgomerie on Twitter: https://twitter.com/KatyMontgomerie website: https://katymontgomerie.com/ Adult Human Weirdo T-shirts: https://nina-paley-shirts.creator-spring.com/listing/adult-human-weirdo T: The Story of Testosterone by Carole Hooven: https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250236067/tthestoryoftestosteronethehormonethatdominatesanddividesus The Dreger-Wright debate (December 12 2022): https://youtu.be/K2aKX8Mcz9Q --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heterodorx/support
Have you ever played a resort with two completely different styles of golf courses? This week, I'm reunited with Kevin Markham to break down the two courses at Carton House: the O' Meara & the Montgomerie. The O'Meara opened in 2002 and is traditionally known as a parkland course in KIldare. The Montgomerie is the polar opposite: An inland-links course lined with deep, intimidating bunkers. One of the most enjoyable podcasts that I've ever recorded. Check it out, and check us out on all social media handles! ------------------------------------- Check Kevin Markham at the following links: Twitter: https://twitter.com/kevinmarkham Photography Website: https://www.kevinmarkhamphotography.com/ ------------------------------------- Follow me on the following links: Instagram: www.instagram.com/thepluggedlie Twitter: www.twitter.com/thepluggedlie TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@thepluggedlie YouTube: Mark Fox Apple & Spotify Podcast: The Plugged Lie Podcast
In today's episode of Talk Heathen, Katy Montgomerie and Johnny Angel will work through caller questions of Sharia Law, pronouns, god creating chaos, and judgemental atheists. First up is Brett in CA who describes a study in Islamic research that showed that 70% of moderate Muslims support Sharia Law. He is concerned about how many people believe it is okay to kill apostates or those who leave the religion. These findings are not surprising; we know that some of these places are not great for human rights. When anyone gives a number that is just percentages, it is easy to conceal the big picture. Progressive minded folks tend not to focus attention on Islam since it is not the dominant religion in the U.S. However, as humanists, we need to care about these things. Carlos in OK who askes about atheists that appear to be forcing their gay, transgender, and pronoun views on others. Katy explains that the pronoun thing is quite easy because you just address the person by what they request like you would their name. Sometimes when people get misgendered, they just want to make sure the person knows and move on. We don't know what a person has been through on a particular day or why they would react in different ways to an inadvertent misgendering. The trans person is not trying to force their beliefs on you, but just wanting to be treated like a person. Treat trans people with the respect they treat you with. What is the point in being disrespectful or impolite? Amanuel in TX says that maybe all religions have it correct since they all say similar things and when bad things happen, we can trace it back to God. What happens when religions make claims about each other? Can they all be right? Why is god not a monster for creating the laws of nature, Covid, and childhood cancer? Why is scripture the ultimate authority? If you choose not to take a risk, why are you not afraid of sparking the wrath of Allah? How do we know which scripture/religion is right and where to spend our time? How will one survive in heaven and not always be on pins and needles with the possibility of a Luciferian thought? Did god create non-believers with the purpose of not believing in order to burn in eternity? If god exists, why should we worship this immoral monster?David in CA says the atheist community is judgemental. People in the comments and live chat call him stupid. That is not cool, and we do not like this! People on the internet can be horrible, and that includes atheists. Atheists may be judgemental, but they are not uniquely judgemental or abusive. It is not judgemental if we ask you to bring something to the conversation other than giving us homework. Thank you everyone for tuning in! We will see you next week and try to be decent human beings!
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In today's episode of Talk Heathen, we have Johnnie P. Angel and Katy Montgomerie join forces to destroy our greatest foe: Earth's yellow sun. Er, actually we're just talking to callers today, no sun destroying. First up! Stephen in WA asks how to talk with family that falls for the more sensational conservative talking points, like transgender panic. Typically people hate without knowing how others live or experience love, maybe introduce them to comedians or online personalities. You can educate and find common ground or just walk away, if necessary. Rick in Canada claims that Jesus predicted the current coronavirus. He quotes Matthew 24:15, “the abomination of desolation stand in the holy place”. This isn't the first pandemic, nor the worst, how does that verse predict Covid-19? You need to get way more specific in your predictions. Oh wow, now the emoticon “:)” in the KJV bible is proof of god? Our first Argument From Emoji!Kevin from NY argues that there is extra biblical evidence for the existence of Jesus, for example the apocrypha. How can we know if anything in an ancient book actually happened or if it's just a storybook? You can't assume miracles and the supernatural because of an old text. Sorry, a bible just doesn't work to prove anything divine. Jamie in TX asks how to tackle the argument that transgender folks need their own sports league. That might be a good idea to allow trans people to play sports without facing transphobia. Mandatory forced segregated leagues is a horrible idea, it's the same as a ban. We should try to let anyone compete, if possible. Thank you everyone for tuning in! Remember the essential workers and we will see you next week!
This week Katelyn sits down with YouTuber and LGBTQ activist Katy Montgomerie to discuss her talk about hate movements being cancelled because of hate. Plus Katy gives some insight into the science of hate and how to combat it. A special thanks to our Cancellation List and above Patreons Megg, I Beauregard, Adrienne Stewart, Diego Sanchez and Siobhan Green for making this episode possible. You can submit your requests for out of context cancellations, support our work and join our community by visiting www.patreon/CancelMeDaddy.
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In today's episode of Talk Heathen, Katy Montgomerie and Secular Rarity will sort through callers as Katy drops us some fun lichen facts. First caller is D in DC who is wondering about the distinction between religion, deism, and theism when it comes to ecological circumstances. There could be a cultural practice linked with religion such as vegetarianism that can help. Having a ritualistic set of practices can have its benefits, but what happens if people decide to stop doing these things? Will ecologically beneficial religious practices be harmful in 1,000 years? Employ critical thinking to help guide that process. Next is Thomas in Canada who states that not having a belief in Jesus leads to murder. Do Christians murder and if so, were they just not real Christians? If we start throwing rules down on what makes an actual Christian, how many Christians will we have left? How does not knowing if you are going to heaven or hell have anything to do with your current state of belief? If someone isn't a Christian if they sin, and everyone sins, does that mean that no one is a Christian? This is a textbook No True Scotsman fallacy.Patrick in FL is curious about what Dawkins means by Pantheism being sexed-up atheism. When someone describes god as literally everything, it can be agreed that everything exists but to call it god is just a word game. With this definition, at the end of the day, god is indistinguishable from reality. How have you demonstrated to yourself that the universe is conscious? Even if you have, we would just have one new fact.Jasmine in Canada has some thoughts about atheists perceiving other atheists negatively. Some atheists will carry their arrogance to other domains just because they might be right about some things. Atheists can appear to be the only one that has a problem with something when in the minority, and there are also atheists that are just dickheads. Just being an atheist can put you in a position where you can't really live, while not affecting Christians. It does not matter what the label is and there is no sense in being worried where you land. It is okay to be apathetic and not care about what you call yourself. Tom in MI says that as a critical thinker, he uses Greek history as proof of the existence of gods. What is your definition of existing? Where does your god sit on this definition? What is the correspondence of ancient beliefs and the world we live in now? If people in the past thought something was real, does that make it real? We remain unconvinced of Zeus and Poseidon. Thank you for tuning into today's show, remember to thank the essential workers and turn us on next time for more of Katy's facts!
In today's episode of Talk Heathen, Student Doctor Ben is joined by Katy Mongomerie who will challenge creationists to refute crab facts and evolution, talk about trans brains, energy, and hateful atheists. First up is Humanist Reformation in OR who is going to use the bible to disprove the bible. God made some predictions and prophecies that never came true. Look at Matthew 23 and think through what, “this generation” means. If your religion has room for interpretation, how do you know that your version is the correct one?Eli in VA describes a link between the brain chemistry of trans people and the affirmed gender. He asks how this translates into cultures that don't hold the strict views of gender that we have here in the U.S. Gender identity is something that develops as a part of the brain or person very much the same way that left handedness does. Trans people are largely composed of nature parts, and it is more complicated than the binary brain model. Some of it is sexual bimorphism. With some parts of the brain you will find that trans men and women are like cis of the affirmed gender. We know that conversion therapy does not work even through torture and that the overlap between male and female brains is so tight that there is very little difference. This is still only 1% of what the hosts wanted to say. Rick from Canada defines energy as something that is all around us, comes in many different forms, is eternal, created the big bang, and that the only thing certain in the beginning was energy. We don't know if energy has always existed or was created by a divine being. An afterlife is a separate claim. Why should this concern us? Just because that energy exists, does not mean that there is awareness. Energy is the capacity to do work, not consciousness. We can detect energy, but how can we measure a soul? If energy cannot be created or destroyed, and if souls are energy, then where do the new souls come from? Why do we need to take the Bible's word for what a soul or energy is?Hayley in DE observed atheists being loud and hateful when she was growing up (particularly one person) and now views them as the cause of all sorts of discourse and rancor throughout history. Have you encountered enough atheists to know this? It is very easy to draw conclusions from patterns that we perceive to be there. Were these atheists already not nice people, or is it the atheism that caused them to be less kind? Sometimes you can see these same patterns in politics, sports, and other examples in our society. Try and make friends with an atheist, find common ground, and you will find that some of them are okay. Thank you for tuning in this week! Remember to check out our other shows and stay safe!
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In today's episode of Talk Heathen we have Johnny P. Angel joined by the one and only Katy Montgomerie who will ask callers questions to make them think in addition to giving us some fun facts about the animal kingdom.Our first caller is Kyle in IL who argues that if there is no religion, we can end up having bad ideas, and productivity goes down. This is because his son made up a religion and has abandoned Christianity, and can't make money doing that. What is the difference between a 15 year old making up a religion and anyone else doing so? How do you determine which religion is the right one? We are not convinced that religion has anything to do with productivity. Is it necessary for a society to have a supernatural goal in order to succeed?Next is Ulrich in Mexico that wants to know how evolution results in being transgender.. Katy fires away with some examples in nature including an amazing crab fact. Often in meerkats, in order for the best survival of the genes, they need to work together. There are examples within the animal kingdom where the genes are not necessary to be passed on for survival. Gender identity is something that lots of animals have where the males and females act differently around each other. Some species often change sex such as clown fish. When this happens, the behavior changes happen first. 90% of all the sex that bonobos have is lesbian sex and this builds social bonds making them less likely to fight.Patrick in Fl asks why pantheism is laughable. He is exploring the possibility that the universe could be considered conscious and that it comes down to faith. He claims that atheists state that god does not exist. Just because we agree that the universe may have come from something, it does not mean that we believe in your god. Is there another reason we should believe other than faith? If a god exists, that god would know what it takes to convince us of that god's existence. If your god is a natural god, then you should be able to use science to prove it. Why do you believe that the universe is god if we do not have evidence for it?Joe from PA claims that the earth did not just come out of nowhere and there has to be a god. We could have three possible world views, one is god created the earth, another is that a spell was cast a day before you were born by a wizard named Gary, and a third is that planets collided. Of these possibilities, how do you go about determining the right one? Why does a child being born make you think that god exists? Why did god create humans where we need air to breathe?Last caller is Alok from CA that wants to know if being LGBTQ is a choice. All human behavior is a mixture of nature and nurture. In this case it is largely nature. There is evidence in every culture and all throughout history. We have evidence that conversion therapy does not work. If it was a choice, then they should be allowed to choose that.That is all for today heathens, thank you for tuning in and always stay safe!
An outdoor enthusiast, Kristina Montgomerie has a giant spreadsheet of all the hikes she wants to complete in Aotearoa. In this episode, she shares some of her favourite hikes in the Taranaki region and we compare notes from hiking the Pouakai Circuit in opposite directions during different seasons. She also shares her experience hiking to Syme Hut in winter - the second highest hut in the North Island. Kristina also shares photography tips and advice on visiting the insta-famous Pouakai Tarns. Thank you so much for tuning in and coming along for the ride. If you love the show and enjoyed listening, please take the time to leave a review on Apple or Spotify. I would also love to connect with you, so send me a DM on Instagram, leave me a voice message and I can't wait to see you next time. Until then, keep adventuring :) Follow Kristina on Instagram: instagram.com/kristinamonts Follow Kristina on TikTok: tiktok.com/@kristinamonts Follow Abigail on Instagram: instagram.com/abigailhannnah/ Read the Blog: www.abigailhannnah.com
Welcome to Talk Heathen! Today host Katy Montgomerie is joined by the amazing Kenneth Leonard who will talk with callers who present a number of ideas to them for contemplation, and talk about wasp facts involving caterpillar AIDS. In light of Father's Day, who was the worst dad in the Bible? Abraham? Lot? Noah? Jephthah? How about Yahweh himself?First up is Davan in NE who argues the soul could potentially exist partly because of having out of body experiences, even though rationally he attributes these experiences to a dream. The idea of the soul as originally brought out by the texts is valid is his stance. How can any given experience be evidence for a soul if we know these things happen in the brain? Why would we use the “soul” label? Does the soul have some other component that is not part of the brain or body?Next is Teo from Croatia who wants to talk about the possibility of a heathen experiencing a Christian god. Would you agree that it is possible for people to imagine things that are logical and make sense? How do we tell the difference between experiencing a god and our imagination? Is it possible to believe things on faith that are not true? How do you know you have had an experience with a god and if it is true? Why should anybody believe that a god has manifested anywhere? Could your same reasoning prove a genie? If you can't prove something does not exist, does that mean you can prove that it does exist?Judy from IN has an insight that we are stardust because fluorine from another planet is connected to the fluoride in our body. Katy explains who things formed including large stars, nuclear fusion, and supernovas. Scientific claims need to be supported by evidence. Truth is valued differently in the scientific community than it is the Christian community. If we have a claim, we should be able to test that model.Tony in NY feels that atheism only works in the physical world and that money is a god that we worship. Does not believing in Santa Clause only work in the physical world? Money is real and has transactional value as currency. What is the evidence of there being a non-physical world? Why do you think that thoughts are not physical? What in money maps the claim that god exists? Is there anything that religion is essential for, and we could not achieve through secular means? As atheists, we are not saying religions do not exist. We are only saying it is possible to exist without religion.Chris in Scotland would like to know if it is possible to be moral without knowing how bad you can be. He wants to know if you can truly know the best without knowing the worst. Morals are not well defined. Without defining morals, this statement is as ridiculous as not running a marathon if you never had cancer. Can you climb Mt. Everest without making your bed?Thank you for joining us today and to the essential workers! We will see you next week!
In an exploration of the world's most famous Scotch whisky cocktail — The Rob Roy — Adam Montgomerie, a Scottish native and bar manager at Hawksmoor New York, takes us on a whisky, sweet vermouth, and bitters deep dive. Listen on (or read below) to discover Montgomerie's Rob Roy recipe — and don't forget to subscribe! Adam Montgomerie's Rob Roy Recipe Ingredients - 2 ounces single malt Scotch, such as Clynelish 14 Year Old - 1 ounce sweet vermouth, such as Martini Rosso - 2 dashes Angostura bitters Garnish: 1 brandied cherry Directions 1. Combine all ingredients in a mixing glass with ice. 2. Stir until cold and strain into a chilled Nick and Nora glass. 3. Garnish with cherry. (Optional: express and discard a lemon or orange twist.) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Today please join us to learn from Kenneth Leonard who is joined by the exceptional Katy Montgomerie. They will both work with callers who try to present evidence for god. First caller is Ruth in CA who has a message for Christians: Get out of the way and let us be people. You are taking us back to the dark ages and are afraid of losing your evangelical followers. Kenneth reminds us that the incentive for elected officials is not always to do the right thing, but to take advantage of peop's rage against those who are different. Katy connects the dots between misogyny, the Bible, and the opposition to abortion. It is scary when people weaponize religion. Ruth finishes the call by thanking the hosts for providing an education for us.Dani in the UK asks Katy if it is easier to be trans in the UK than it is in the U.S. Katy informs us that most people are not wanting to take away trans rights and are not bigoted in the UK. She mentions that the U.S. has states with varying laws and attitudes regarding trans people. Even within states, things can vary and it is not even as simple as rural vs urban. Xeno from South Korea has scientific evidence for god. His evidence is mathematical and starts by asking the hosts to put a number on how much they know about the universe. Even if the hosts know virtually nothing, where is the evidence? Can we convict somebody of a crime by using evidence found with all the stuff that we don't know? Science is the best method we know of to explain what is true. If you have another way to show if something is true, then you need to demonstrate that. How do we know that a frog wizard with colors is not the something that was the beginning of your god?Special guest Clara, president of the UTSA Secular Student Alliance (SSA) in San Antonio is our last caller. She got involved with the SSA in 2016 by noticing the students with the table and attending meetings. She slowly learned more and has been president since 2019. This is an important group because there are over 25 religious groups on campus, but this is the only secular group. The SSA has been around since 2013 and is there to support non religious students when they need help getting out of religion. The best way to learn about the organization or support is through the website. Lots of guest speakers have visited such as Anthony Magnabosco who practiced street epistemology at the school for a number of years.
Katy Montgomerie - There We Are Then! Ep #11 find Katies Channel Here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3CV... Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to T.W.A.T here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5Yd... There we are then is a chat show/call-in show where I invite creators, audience members, and generally interesting people on for a good old-fashioned chin wag. I am very aware that not everyone likes live streams so I have set up a 2nd channel for this show which is linked above, so if you enjoy conversation and obviously a few giggles then you're going to love T.W.A.T.
Jess from The Aromatherapie Co is a Clinical Aromatherapy Student who specialises in women's health.In this episode I chat to Jess about Aromatherapy. What is Aromatherapy all about and what is a Clinical Aromatherapist?We had a chat about:- Her thoughts around multi level marketing essential oil brands - What are the super powers of essentials oils- The science behind Aromatherapy- Uses of Aromatherapy and why you would use them- Lavender Oil - A great hero of the essential oils and a great oil to start with - In France doctors use essential oils with their patients- Monster Spray- Dog poo- Were to start If you would like to use essential oilsTo connect and chat with Jess, you can contact her on Instagram @aromatherapie_coSupport the show (https://paypal.me/studiochatpodcast?country.x=AU&locale.x=en_AU)
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In today's episode we have the amazing duo of Katie Montgomerie and Genevieve who will see if callers can convert them by calling and giving it the best arguments.First up is Ruth in CA who studies science and quantum physics. She brings up to religious people these questions: Did god create this huge area that we can't explore including black holes, radiation, and solar flares? In a universe so vast, why would we be the center of creation? Why did god not even give us gills, wings, or the eyes of a bee? Why did god create Covid? The discussion led to pondering the types of religious upbringing that can be considered child abuse such as conversion therapy, young earth, or women being inferior.Next is Forest in MA that would like to talk about bringing down the wall when communicating with religious people. He uses Philippians 4:8 as Hitchens suggests to assist with this process. If people are not wanting to know what is true, then they are not true Christians. Katie tends to not use verses when talking with Christians because they are open to interpretation. Genevieve has an approach where she will ask them if they want to make sure that what they believe is true when there are such high stakes involving eternity. She would like to see an inquisitive mind with what people believe.Billy in TX states that atheists don't argue against the existence of god well and just because the universe is hostile, and religious people are stupid, does not mean there is not a god. He never heard Christians say that god made the universe for them and says that most scientists will tell you that random mutation will not get us where we are now. He thinks that the hosts' responses are pointless and does not understand how mutations can be caused by the environment. He angrily wanted the hosts to prove what the majority of scientists believe. Should we contact every scientist and ask them? Why did god just not skip the whole heaven and hell thing and make the universe a giant playground? The two displayed patience as the caller got abusively belligerent with plenty of accusations and ad hominems. Billy, strength does not come from suffering, but it comes from what the hosts have shown you.Thank you for tuning in and we will see you next week for more fun with Heathens!
This week on The Knight Tube, Stephen Knight (@Gspellchecker) is joined by Katy Montgomerie (@KatyMontgomerie) and Debbie Hayton (@DebbieHayton). Katy is an LGBT and atheist activist and Debbie is a journalist and physics teacher. They are both are transgender women; however they have very different opinions on the major talking points related to gender and trans rights. 0:00 Intro 1:11 What is a woman? Is there an objective definition? Should we be invoking intersex people in this argument? 21:34 Is sex binary? 23:20 Is Katy male or female? 29:06 What rights would trans people lose if they identified as ‘gender non-confirming' instead of the opposite sex? 31:47 Why does this conversation always focus on women? Are women justified to fear an encroachment on their rights? What are the safeguarding concerns? 37:27 Can you change your sex? 40:12 The problem of men talking about what it means to be female 41:02 Is it mostly men that have concerns with self-ID/trans issues? 43:34 The WDI declaration and use of women's spaces. 50:52 India Willoughby, misgendering and the chilling effect on free speech. 1:02:53 Final questions to each other Support the podcast at http://www.patreon.com/gspellchecker Also available on iTunes, Stitcher, YouTube & Spotify.
Greetings Heathens! We hope to be a sanctuary for you in this chaotic world. In today's episode of Talk Heathen, Katy Montgomerie is joined by JMike. It's going to be a great show!Let's get to calls! Simon from the UK wants to talk about the problem of evil and how it is very possible that an evil god exists. He goes on to claim that if you have a life full of suffering and pain, it means there is an evil god behind all of it.Casey in Missouri is up next, he claims the bible is true and accurate. He gives the example of the bible describing the Earth as a globe and this was before official scientific measurement. Except many ancient peoples and intellectuals understood the world was a globe due to naval navigation and observation, hundreds of years before the bible was written. And he doesn't listen to the hosts and their presentation of evidence. He does get upset at the end, awwww.Relic is wanting to talk about how organized religions are on the decline and how personal spirituality is becoming more popular. Perhaps the reason for this is the mere fact that people want to understand the world around them and they are less likely to be put to death for their beliefs (or lack of beliefs.)That's our show for this week, please continue to be safe in your area, wear your mask, and please please PLEASE get vaccinated if you can. The world is better with you in it. See you next week!
Recently, I have had a desire to let you all in on the conversations I have with my sisters about desires, sex, power, responsibility, and many other topics. One of the things that my friends and I talk about a lot is what it really takes to hold your desire. It's not all puppies and rainbows. It can look glamorous from the outside, but it really requires you to be honest with yourself, follow the desire as it shifts, and take full responsibility for it along the way. Join me with my sisters, Aimee Batuski and Ellie Shepley Montgomerie as we share some real examples from our own lives and let you in on how desire works us over and over again! Fully listening to the voice of desire Following what has the most sensation in your body Masculine vs. feminine integrity Tools and perspectives around fully holding desire Real stories about what the winding path of desire can look like Finding resonance in your desire Desire as the ultimate surrender practice Download my Guide: 'Stop Overanalyzing: 5 Hot Secrets to Get Out of Your Head and Get What You Want': https://cailin.online/ Check out my Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/cailinmcduff/ Learn more about what "the feminine" is here at my website: www.cailinmcduff.com Guest's Website: http://desireonfire.com/ Desire on Fire Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/desireonfire/ Aimee's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aimeebatuski/ Ellie's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elliemontgomerie/
Greetings Heathens! In today's episode of Talk Heathen, Katy Montgomerie is joined by Kenneth Leonard. It's going to be a great show!Let's get to calls! Nick from Arizona would like to talk about the greatest contradictions contained within the bible. Katy brings up the idea of Hell and how an all loving God has a place like that for punishment. I hurt you because I love you is incredibly toxic.Alex in Australia is up next, he claims that God does exist and he has the arguments to prove it scientifically and philosophically. He goes on to try to claim that mathematics (and specifically the Fibonacci Sequence,) is magical or indicates a supreme being because of its complexity.Returning caller Gohan in Texas claims that the existence of morality is based on God and created the standard of what is right and what is wrong in terms of this morality. Sadly, Gohan doesn't really define their terms and the call devolves into arbitrary lists of do's and don'ts (morality.) His arguments don't really fly though.Jeff in Ohio says the Bible is accurate and that it explains and reflects the human condition very well. Except for when it is inconsistent and conflicts with itself but purports itself to being THE source for accuracy, morality, etc. So it doesn't explain it all very well at all.That's our show for this week, please continue to be safe in your area, wear your mask, and please please PLEASE get vaccinated and boosted if you can. The world is better with you in it. See you next week!
Greetings heathens! Time to get down with our host Katy Montgomerie and special guest MD Aware.First up is Logical Apostate in MO that wants to understand how trans rights are impacted by religion. People tend to react to trans people the same way they would react to gay people because they look to the closest language to trans mentioned in their scriptures that would be considered an abomination. They use that as justification for their bias. The actual law of the religion is often not the driving force of prejudices.Ameet in NY is next and is asking about how the alkaline diet is purported to kill cancer cells. The pH of the body is extremely controlled. If the pH drops below 7 or rises up to 8, it is a sign of demise. Pushing these limits can be fatal. Whenever someone says “blank” kills cancer cells, remember that bullets do the same thing. Any normal alkaline diet can not significantly alter the body's pH, and if it did, it would probably kill the person as well.Mike from WA belligerently tries to argue with a real scientist that information contained in DNA must have come from somewhere and that there was no natural selection. Mike, ad hominem attacks do not change the fact that DNA are chemicals and are naturally selected according to physical and chemical laws. This is a physical process and is not the same as information nor is it a recipe. DNA is a chemical that self replicates under the correct conditions.Ron in Canada believes the Bible is entirely true and contains an ancient wisdom that has revolutionized Western Civilization. When asked what makes the Bible true, his answer is the same that Muslims give about the Quran. And that is that he believes the Bible is so great that it could not have been written by man. This is a false dichotomy because there is no evidence that a supernatural entity exists to have written the Bible as opposed to human writings. The claims in the Bible can't be used to prove itself; we need evidence. We are not convinced that what the people wrote in the Bible were inspired by a god.Finally we have Allison in CA who grew up in a cult and now considers herself an atheist but wants to understand why we need to use the atheist label because it feels limiting. The label is there and roughly describes what is believed. An atheist just means we are not convinced of any god claims. Descriptions are interesting to humans and communicate topics. More importantly, we need to address the struggle against atheist rights, and using the label assists with this.That is all for today folks! Thank you for tuning in to the show and we will see you soon!
Greetings Heathens! We hope to be a sanctuary for you in this chaotic world. In today's episode of Talk Heathen, the angelic and at the same time devilish, Johnny P. Angel is joined by the always incredibly knowledgeable and lovely Katy Montgomerie.Let's get to calls! Joseph from Ohio would like to talk about mythological gods and if we are 100% certain that they don't exist as well. Johnny was very excited to talk about Anubis and Odin and whether we can be certain they don't exist during this call.Mike in California is up next, he believes if humanity as a whole would reject religion completely, that it would be anarchy and chaos in the world. He goes on to say that the fabric of society would be more fractured than it is now. Show us the evidence this would happen Mike. Hmmmm… Along with Katy, we just aren't convinced of this.Returning caller Kevin in New York, is calling yet again wanting to discuss how the Earth and the Solar System is made especially for humans. What about the oceans and other inhospitable areas like the top of Mt. Everest Kevin, or the vacuum of space? C'mon dude, think about it for a moment. Wonder what his next topic on his next call will be… perhaps the apocrypha?David in North Carolina is calling about deplatforming evangelical extremists and charismatic Christian bigots in politics. What can we as atheists do to help with getting them out of office and maintaining momentum to continue.That's our show for this week, please continue to be safe in your area, wear your mask, and please please PLEASE get vaccinated if you can. The world is better with you in it. See you next week!
Greetings Heathens! Hope you are all doing well and staying safe out there. In today's episode of Talk Heathen, Katy Montgomerie is joined by JMike.Let's get to calls! Vinay from India would like to talk about how we don't have the answers to where the universe came from and deconverting. ‘I don't know' is a valid response to a lot of these questions and does not show weakness.Robert in Sweden is up next, he would like to discuss false religions and starts out by setting the claim that all religions are about life after death. Ummm, no, not all religions exist purely for the afterlife and quite a few serve a lot of different roles. That's a pretty broad blanket claim.Mark in Canada is calling about being able to talk to spirit guides and is calling in about it. Ok, prove it to us on the show, that would be awesome! Though how do we test for this and replicate it? Hmmm... It seems like he believes it enough to sell this pseudoscience to gullible people.Paul in North Carolina is asking and talking about transcendence and Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, though the caller keeps calling it a pyramid and it is usually showcased as one. This is a theory in psychology consisting of a 5-tier model of human needs: physiological, safety, love and belonging, esteem, and self-awareness/actualization. How is this relevant though? Shannon Q where are you, we need you for this caller!Stewart in the UK is calling in about teaching critical thinking and the scientific method to recovering mental health patients and their success with it. He also is calling about debunking mediums and folks who claim the channel the dead. They're dead sadly, there's nothing conscious to channel or communicate with.Bonnie in Wisconsin is wondering about the resurrection and the afterlife and has something to say about Robert's call earlier. Thanks for the feedback Bonnie!That's our show for this week folks! Please continue to be safe in your area, wear your mask, and get vaccinated if you can. The world is better with you in it. See you next week!
Karleigh Webb had her hands full this week. To quote Ed Sullivan, "IT'S A REALLY BIG SHOW!" Fallon Fox, the pioneer. Fallon Fox, the legend. Fallon Fox, the studio analyst? Yep, she sits in to break down Alana McLaughlin's MMA debut, and the part she played in making the history happen. Also this week: Karleigh goes one-on-one with the host of TERFWars, British YouTube dynamo and aspiring rocker Katy Montgomerie. We'll get a up close perspective on being trans in perhaps one of the roughest environments in the world for transgender people right now. The United Kingdom, a.k.a. "TERF Island" Also this week: Carl Nassib: Monday Night Hero! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Greetings Heathens! Today's episode of Talk Heathen is brought to you by get the dang vaccine you heathens, let's put an end to this pandemic together! Oh but today, Talk Heathen is hosted by Jmike and the always lovely Katy Montgomerie.Let's get to calls! Eli in Oregon is wondering if it is possible to have something eternal. He gives the example of the never ending Universe. Even physicists and scientists don't know for certain if there is an edge of the Universe and this question isn't something we can answer with any amount of certainty.Paul in North Carolina is up next, he asks why do theists like quantum consciousness theories? This call was a bit difficult to follow, perhaps you have a better understanding of it dear listener. If you do, let us know.Mike in California is calling about the Kalam and also believes that actual Infinities don't exist. Um...Oh joy, another quantum question/assertion. Ok Mike let's have a conversation, show your work though. Tell us about the Kalam and how you believe infinities don't exist, which oddly isn't very Christian, interesting.Gabriel in the Caribbean is wanting to discuss his logical reasons for believing in the Abrahamic God. He would like to know if Katy and Jmike think these reasons are also logical. Spoiler alert, they don't. And he starts to argue about abiogenesis… great.Here we go, it's Otangelo next. He has an argument he would like to discuss with Katy and Jmike. He's really stuck on DNA and how it doesn't depend on a designer. C'mon Otangelo, come up with something new. This conversation is old and tired.That's our show for this week, please continue to be safe in your area, wear your mask, and get vaccinated if you can. The world is better with you in it. See you next week!
How do move mentorship to the cloud and reskill workforces made obsolete by new technology? Job training in virtual reality and augmented reality isn't science fiction anymore. Immersive education has proven to beat 2D learning, with Osso VR's surgeon training system able to boost doctors' performance 230% to 306% over traditional guidance. Osso VR CEO Justin Barad tells PressClub about his journey from gaming geek surgeon to raising $43M to build a VR med school. We discuss how AR and VR can democratize training for both specialized jobs and soft skills, plus the coming rise of 3D education content creators. Scope AR CEO Scott Montgomerie joins to share how he's building a “PowerPoint for augmented reality” to produce overlaid instructions for building rocket engines and ventilators. We explore how immersive edtech could prevent AI and robotics from causing mass unemployment.Featuring:Osso VR CEO Justin BaradScope AR CEO Scott MontgomerieSignalFire partner / Osso & Scope investor Wayne HuOsso VR VP of marketing Lisa Fongand your PressClub host Josh Constine from SignalFireSubscribe to PressClub at http://constine.club/ This podcast is recorded live on Josh Constine's PressClub on Clubhouse, Thursdays at 6pm PT. PressClub is Clubhouse's first show, where top business leaders discuss the big stories in tech. It's hosted by Josh Constine, an investor at early-stage venture fund SignalFire and the former Editor-At-Large of TechCrunch. PressClub is a relaxed venue where luminaries can share their stories, passions, thoughts on trends, and visions of the future. Past guests include the CEOs of Facebook, Instagram, Slack, Shopify, Spotify, Substack, WordPress, Patreon, Craigslist, Dollar Shave Club, and more.
Greetings Heathens! In today's episode of the Talk Heathen, we have a special “Dependence Day” Special with Lloyd Evans and Katy Montgomerie. First up we have Brian in Illinois who is comparing court testimony to the Bible's testimony, and this is the only reliable testimony for belief. Maybe someone else's religion is more reliable. How do we decide which religion offers reliable testimony? Simply calling something testimony does not mean we have to listen to it. Gerald from Europe is being bullied by an internet online preacher that sounded nice and convincing at first, and used the Bible to back his arguments up, but turned out to be a bully. Some countries have harassment laws that cover online harassment. Sometimes if these types of people have a big enough platform, you will be able to call them out every time they say something ridiculous. Follow due process and see what options are available to record and report to authorities. Christopher in AZ has experimental evidence showing that religious people are better off and do less of things like steal and use drugs. Confirmation bias may be the explanation for these studies. Looking at different data sets will show just the opposite of what the caller is stating. If the caller is correct, there is no need to use a pre-existing religion. We can just make up a new one with a whole new set of lies, and it can increase well being. How many lies do we need to accept to be happy?Gregory in TN wants to look at the human brain when a person is convinced of something. Why would one person accept risk and another not? It may come down to brain chemistry. Different people will have different thresholds to acceptable propositions. Brain development and age will also be a factor in how a person is convinced.Ryan in MN has a sister who is struggling with miscarriages. Due to the beliefs of life starting at conception, each of these is viewed as a death in the family and causing her to become more indoctrinated. Now she is getting into Q-conspiracy theories. Try and help your sister find a support group or professional health care and remember she is not to blame for this. Street epistemology could be one avenue to use but keep in mind you can only do what you can in situations that you have little control over.Mike in OH is a Germanic Polytheist who states that the human body is too complex for random chance. Once you understand to a reasonable degree evolution, it is apparent how natural selection really works. The scale of time is so big that it can make a person think that design seems right. Chemicals can do so much more than what we may remember from science labs such as remembering information. Consult some of the science books on evolution to be better informed on how life can arise naturally. Thank you essential workers for saving lives! Heathens and believers have a safe week!
What does it look like to run a business and grow in sisterhood with your best friend - all while prioritizing pleasure? Well, in today’s episode, my business partner Ellie and I give you a peek behind the scenes of our partnership and intimacy work. We share our experiences as we’ve grown and transformed our business and the inner guidance that informs our programs and teachings. Join us as we get vulnerable about our partnership and why we feel so deeply called to do this work. We get deep into: How our partnership has grown over the last 3 years and the tools we use to stay grounded and in connection with each other One of the BIGGEST ways we have grown in our sisterhood and business (and why this isn’t the most popular view) Why we invested in a new business coach to restructure and help us reach more people Embracing the pivot from in-person events to an amazing global and virtual community! A game-changing resource that helped us understand our values on a deeper level How sensuality is connected to how much money you are able to bring into your life Our practice around scarcity and how we drop into more abundance and trust And so much more! Connect with Ellie: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elliemontgomerie Website: https://www.thepleasurechallenge.com Subscribe to my email list and learn more about a desire-led life: https://www.aimeebatuski.com/ Come and join our fb community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DesireOnFire/ Check out my instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/aimeebatuski/ And our retreat company instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/desireonfire/
What does it look like to run a business and grow in sisterhood with your best friend - all while prioritizing pleasure? Well, in today’s episode, my business partner Ellie and I give you a peek behind the scenes of our partnership and intimacy work. We share our experiences as we’ve grown and transformed our business and the inner guidance that informs our programs and teachings. Join us as we get vulnerable about our partnership and why we feel so deeply called to do this work. We get deep into: How our partnership has grown over the last 3 years and the tools we use to stay grounded and in connection with each other One of the BIGGEST ways we have grown in our sisterhood and business (and why this isn’t the most popular view) Why we invested in a new business coach to restructure and help us reach more people Embracing the pivot from in-person events to an amazing global and virtual community! A game-changing resource that helped us understand our values on a deeper level How sensuality is connected to how much money you are able to bring into your life Our practice around scarcity and how we drop into more abundance and trust And so much more! Connect with Ellie: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elliemontgomerie Website: https://www.thepleasurechallenge.com Subscribe to my email list and learn more about a desire-led life: https://www.aimeebatuski.com/ Come and join our fb community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DesireOnFire/ Check out my instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/aimeebatuski/ And our retreat company instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/desireonfire/
Telling some of the greatest stories in golf and in sports with ten new Original Documentaries. This week on The Open Podcasts is the story of Colin Montgomerie, an honorary member of Open venue Royal Troon and one of the home favourites at Open Championships over the past three decades.Arguably the greatest player never to win a major, Monty has had a long and successful career, but could never quite get over the line in The Open Championship. However, one of the finest players in European Tour and Ryder Cup history has certainly had his fair share of incredible moments in golf's original major.Through colour commentary, narration from Shane O'Donoghue and Montgomerie's own insight and stories, we relive the wonderful career of one Britain's finest, in this Original Documentary from The Open.
Welcome back to The Atheist Experience. This Sunday we have Matt Dillahunty hosting with Katy Montgomerie’s debut on AXP. Check out her new show, The TransAtlantic Call-In Show hosted on The Line.Up first, Mike in the Czech Republic asks if some people are more inclined to be believers. Everyone believes for different reasons. Try working on re-rationionalizing your way through when you have these feelings and check out books on skeptically thinking. Give yourself some time.Shelby in ME encourages Matt to reread the bible because he feels the bible is true. Is 4 times enough? WAIT, you haven’t even finished it?Steve in OH made a bet with Matt and claims to have paid up. However, Matt has no idea what you are talking about.Don in CA is grieving the loss of his son and is struggling with the lack of resources for atheists. Religions have a privileged position in society but they often provide false comfort in platitudes like “God needs another angel”. That minimizes the one and only life we know we have. Check out secular therapy project and grief beyond belief.John in CA asks about the fairness of trans women fighting in ciswomen’s events, like MMA. People say trans women just dominate cis women in sport but we don’t have this epidemic that is represented in media. There are a lot of performance factors, weight class, divisions, etc. It is fair that trans women compete in sports.Seleste in FL argues that the fabric of reality is made out of a crystal that has memory and emotions. Something smaller than an atom is not a crystal and rainbows don't come from crystals. Now water is made of crystals? Atoms and quarks are made of crystals too?? Holy crap.Buzz in WA thinks Matt was wrong in saying nothing exists out of time, arguing that photons exist out of time. Photons move at the speed of light, that denotes time. What difference does this make? Try calling a physics show.Arnie in WA is an ex-mormon and asks if he is guilty of the no true scotsman fallacy when he gets upset that other “mormon” callers say they believe in hell. You can define what is a mormon but the fallacy is excluding someone from that label based on unrelated things. For example, no true Mormon lives in Canada or no real christian murders people.Lastly, Scott in Mexico asks how to tell the difference if someone is mistaken or lying when they tell me they are a trans person. It’s akin to sexual preference or left handedness in that we can’t just outright tell if someone is lying. Most people don’t lie about these things but its’ pretty uncommon. We haven’t had examples of people lying about their gender identity in top level sports.That’s all for this week. Check out more from Katy at youtube.com/c/KatyMontgomerie Stay safe, get vaccinated, continue to wear masks, and we’ll see ya next week!
Welcome to Part 2 of Women on FIRE! I am so excited to have Ellie Shepley Montgomerie back on the Be You Podcast today for more on the topic of pleasure. In Part 1, we learned so much about Ellie and her journey to becoming an intimacy coach through vulnerability. In that episode, we opened a lot of doors to some possible topics to talk about today, but we ultimately decided that we would discuss the topic of pleasure today. Ellie Shepley Montgomerie is a Pleasure and Intimacy Expert and Co-Founder of her company Desire on Fire. Through her retreats and programs she teaches women how to create confident intimacy and fulfilling relationships. She’s personally trained with some of the top Intimacy and Sensuality teachers in the world. Together with her business partner Aimee Batuski, Ellie has created a remarkable sisterhood of women who allow their desires and pleasure to lead the way as they step into a whole new world of freedom, manifestation, and ease. In today’s episode, we talk about the trigger word for a lot of women - pleasure. There’s so much to unpack here, but in today’s episode we begin that conversation. What is pleasure? What does it look like? How can a self-pleasure practice change your life? You may be surprised by how powerful a woman’s body can be. Show Notes: [2:10] - Pleasure tends to be a topic that makes women recoil. Ellie acknowledges the baggage that women have about pleasure and admits that that’s how she used to be. [3:43] - The reason that Ellie started this work was because she could not orgasm. She thought something was wrong with her and explains why she felt shame. [4:34] - Ellie found Regena Thomashauer and her book Pussy: A Reclamation. The thesis of this book is that we barely have a word to talk about this area. It’s called so many different things. [5:47] - After hearing Regena speak at a conference and reading her books, Ellie realized this was a part of herself that she ignored while she focused on everything else. [7:14] - Jill gives you permission to feel uncomfortable with this topic but to listen to and hear what Ellie has to say. Jill explains that she was not ready for this for a long time. [8:21] - It took Ellie about 3 years to hone in on a self-pleasure practice. This was the most vulnerable and uncomfortable thing Ellie has faced in her personal growth. [9:38] - The point of self-pleasure is not always to feel good. Sometimes it is about developing a relationship with that part of yourself. Ellie compares it to meditation. [11:16] - Taking the goal of climax off the table, Ellie and her husband started a practice of orgasmic meditation. [12:13] - Ellie admits that after months of starting a self-pleasure practice, she hadn’t felt much except a lot of emotions, specifically sadness and grief. [14:49] - Wires have been crossed. We think that the overgiving is how we serve. We think that that’s how you be the good mom, daughter, or parent. [15:33] - Ellie describes the struggle she had in making choices for herself and how she is codependent by nature. [17:03] - The difference in how Ellie sees the world is tremendous and she describes the change in her life. [18:54] - Jill notes that this isn’t about sex and masturbation. This is about how women are conditioned to feel that anything done for themselves is bad. [19:40] - Ellie recommends taking baby steps. This isn’t an all or nothing thing. Have a date with yourself, even if it is just 15 minutes. Practice being with yourself. [21:11] - By spending time with herself and getting to know herself more deeply, Ellie could see the results in her energy and how she was showing up in her day to day life. [22:19] - Aimee and Ellie host a 5-day Pleasure Challenge and Ellie describes what it entails, giving a coupon code of PLEASURE for Be You listeners to join for free. [24:00] - The female body is capable of so much and through self-pleasure, Ellie can’t put herself down now. [25:34] - If you are feeling called, lean in a little bit. Read a book, take the Pleasure Challenge, and take a step. [26:22] - While this part of our bodies is powerful, it can also be where a lot of pain lives due to trauma. This is a space that Jill has not visited yet. [27:11] - Aimee and Ellie are not just doing work on orgasms and self-pleasure. They also work on healing from trauma and onto a path of self-love. [28:20] - This part of the journey is not all light. For some women, it could mean looking at a lot of darkness. But it looks at the things for which we feel shame. [30:06] - Jill describes how most women see this part of themselves as a source of pain. [31:33] - Even though Jill says she has avoided this area of personal development, Ellie acknowledges that she has started the work simply by talking about it. [32:40] - As we learn to speak up in this part of our lives, everything becomes easier. [33:41] - It took Ellie about a year to start this work after putting it on her radar. It is normal to feel uncomfortable at first. I know there was something in this episode that you were meant to hear. Let me know what that is. Thank you for being here today with me on our healing journeys. Links and Resources: Be You Home Page Jill Herman on Instagram Be You Collective on Facebook My Best Year Ever Workshop Recording Don’t forget to download your free ebook to help you discover how to live a life of POWER, FREEDOM, and JOY! Be You and Break Free From the Opinions of Others by Jill Herman The Pleasure Challenge with Ellie Shepley Montgomerie and Aimee Batuski
You know at the Be You Podcast, we’re laying it all out on the table. Getting uncomfortable is important and sometimes that means we talk about taboo topics. Today’s guest is so amazing that this is just Part 1 of two episodes on pleasure and desire with Ellie Shepley Montgomerie. Ellie Shepley Montgomerie is a Pleasure and Intimacy Expert and Co-Founder of her company Desire on Fire. Through her retreats and programs, she teaches women how to create confident intimacy and fulfilling relationships. She’s personally trained with some of the top Intimacy and Sensuality teachers in the world. Together with her business partner Aimee Batuski, Ellie has created a remarkable sisterhood of women who allow their desires and pleasure to lead the way as they step into a whole new world of freedom, manifestation, and ease. In today’s episode, Ellie describes her journey to being an intimacy coach and how opening herself up to being vulnerable has completely changed her life. She explains how our culture and upbringing could be getting in the way of true alignment and how the connections we have with our body are crucial in understanding ourselves and what’s getting in the way of true pleasure. Show Notes: [3:04] - Ellie and Jill have been friends and former colleagues prior to now and Jill has had the opportunity to see her growth and achievements. [4:03] - Ellie shares that she heard Jill speak at a conference when she was only 18 years old in a previous business and their paths have crossed again. [4:41] - Ellie’s journey began in theater as a college student but over time, she discovered that she is more passionate about wellness. She started a wellness business through the company in which she met Jill. [5:53] - In her late twenties, Ellie was struggling with dating. She admits that she was single and didn’t want to be. She was living in New York and thought that the problem was the men she was dating. [6:40] - A friend invited Ellie to a course on growth and healing and her mind was blown. She then started the journey of personal growth and let go to find what’s holding her back. [8:14] - Ellie describes her thoughts during a typical date during that period of her life dating in New York. She explains that she was so inside her head that there wasn’t enough room for real connection. [9:34] - A coach gave Ellie a strategy to use while dating to be real without jumping too far in the future. This caused her to get out of her head and she met her husband. [10:19] - Ellie admits that when she met her husband, she thought he was the perfect “practice person,” because there was no way he was “the one.” [11:06] - Because she was practicing being real and didn’t feel the pressure she was used to putting on herself, she was able to get to know Rob better. [12:01] - Ellie shares how being open with the things they struggled with in past relationships early on helped them understand each other. [13:57] - Men at their core want to provide and when Ellie wasn’t opening herself up to receive, their needs and desires were not being met. [15:52] - As soon as Ellie started learning about all of this, she realized how frozen she had been and immersed herself in personal growth. [16:34] - Through doing retreats and personal growth together, Ellie and Rob were becoming more honest and willing to express their feelings. Ellie actually told Rob that she wanted to marry him. [17:42] - Ellie admits that she had judgments about people getting married because she felt that she was supposed to be an independent woman. But through an exercise that she describes, she opened herself up to accepting her desire for a life partner. [19:10] - Once she realized she had the desire for a life partner, Ellie describes it as a veil being lifted and seeing Rob differently from that moment on. [20:30] - Rob hadn’t thought about marriage at all because he always felt that he would be a bachelor forever. But once Ellie told him what she wanted, it allowed him to surrender everything that was in his way. [21:45] - Ellie tends to be controlling and her need to control Rob had to be put aside. That is something she has had to come to understand and work on. [22:52] - You can’t have control and intimacy at the same time. [24:00] - Realizing that she was manipulative and subtly trying to control Rob was something that Ellie had to excavate and dig deep about herself to deal with. [25:00] - Ellie describes what she calls “hiring” people for different reasons in our lives. [27:06] - Ellie did this personal growth for about 2 years and never intended to do this as a career. They moved to LA in 2018 and had done coach training. [27:50] - Her friend Aimee, who she met through coach training, approached her to do a retreat together, and Ellie explains that something came alive in her. [28:53] - When asked if she wanted to start a business together, Ellie said no. But when something is your purpose, you can’t escape it. [30:18] - The plan was to not go beyond in-person retreats, but with Covid, Aimee and Ellie shifted to online courses and it has become something bigger than they imagined. [32:00] - Jill shares how she has noticed Ellie’s transformation just through social media. [33:32] - Ellie describes an online mentorship program that currently has 53 women working on this journey. [35:56] - “We live in a culture and have an epidemic where we are living from the head down. My experience is that everything that we need and all of our answers live in the body.” - Ellie Shepley Montgomerie [37:00] - There are so many things that we are told not to talk about, but Ellie explains how important it is to learn and be open to learning new things especially when it comes to personal development. [39:20] - Ellie demonstrates how her body knows what it needs and how coming into alignment with that understanding has changed her life. [41:09] - This alignment has rearranged Ellie’s life in a way that she never would have seen from her previous achievement-centered mindset. I know there was something in this episode that you were meant to hear. Let me know what that is. Thank you for being here today with me on our healing journeys. Links and Resources: Be You Home Page Jill Herman on Instagram Be You Collective on Facebook My Best Year Ever Workshop Recording Don’t forget to download your free ebook to help you discover how to live a life of POWER, FREEDOM, and JOY! 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Au milieu des pistes de ski, le K2 Palace est un véritable temple de la gastronomie. L'établissement de Courchevel compte pas moins de 3 tables étoilées, dont celle aux 2 macarons de Pieter Riediejk. Chef d'orchestre du Montgomerie, la toque hollandaise puise son inspiration dans le terroir de la région Rhône-Alpes, une cuisine qu'il met en avant notamment grâce aux champignons. La semaine prochaine, rendez-vous dans le Vaucluse avec Christophe Chiavola, chef du M, nouveau restaurant étoilé du château de Massilan à Uchaux Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.
I sat down with Katy Montgomerie to talk about engaging with nobheads on Twitter, how intuition isn't knowledge, transphobia, mixed martial arts, bone density, bad arguments, the definitive Top Five Guitarists of All Time, the Dunning-Kruger effect (featuring both Dunning and Kruger), opposition to critical thinking, elitism, and being entitled to our opinions. Featuring: Katy Montgomerie https://twitter.com/KatyMontgomerie https://www.youtube.com/katymontgomerie Check out Dehumanaut - In the Ruins of Light: https://youtu.be/6Wbg2oziX-M https://linktr.ee/KennethLeonard
Amanda Alexander is the founding Executive Director of the Detroit Justice Center. How Black women have built movements and cultivated joy by Amanda Alexander https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/02/11/opinion/how-black-women-have-built-movements-cultivated-joy/ The Club From Nowhere: Cooking for Civil Rights https://www.npr.org/2005/03/04/4509998/the-club-from-nowhere-cooking-for-civil-rights To offer your own advice, call Zak @ 844-935-BEST TRANSCRIPT: ZAK: Every Friday on the show we talk food. Today's episode is also the final installment of Amanda Alexander week. Amanda is the founder of the Detroit Justice Center. AMANDA: We're lawyers who support people's movements here in the city and who are fighting for a world without jails and prisons. ZAK: Amanda and I have been diving into the letter she wrote to her niece, Fiona, and later published in the Boston Globe. It's all about how Black woman have created movements and cultivated joy. And Amanda's letter is filled with some deep, deep wisdom and advice. Like this, find what brings you joy and use it for movements. AMANDA: Given that the task is as big as remaking society, and ending mass incarceration, creating conditions for people to thrive, it means that the problem is so deep that there is work for everyone all the time. And so, that means that everyone can be part of the solution and being part of the world that we need. And actually, there's so many good examples of people putting their talents and passions and particular joy to work for movements. ZAK: Like Georgia Gilmore and the Club from Nowhere. AMANDA: They were a group of cooks and bakers from Montgomerie, Alabama who made and sold food to help fund the Montgomerie Bus Boycott. It was 382 days long. And people often think that it was Rosa Parks, she refused to give up her seat, and maybe a few days later the busses were integrated. ZAK: Right, this spontaneous thing. AMANDA: Right, but this was a very long time and so people were doing things like The Club from Nowhere did to take their skills in cooking and baking and using the proceeds from sales to power right back into the movement. So in that case creating some delicious food that would fuel people and fortify their bodies and then taking the profits from that and very literally funding movement work. ZAK: We watch a lot of Mister Rogers around here and he has a song that you just reminded me of. The song is, There Are Many Ways To Say I Love You. AMANDA: Oh, I love that. ZAK: And this is an example of...find the thing that you care about or that you are good at or that you love and, like, use that for the greater good. AMANDA: Yes. Everyone has a role to play. ZAK:I hope you enjoyed this week as much as I have. Thank you so much, Amanda Alexander. If you haven't read her entire piece, How Black Woman Have Built Movements and Cultivated Joy, you must. It's at The Boston Globe. It's also linked in our show notes. As always I want to hear your advice. Give me a call at 844-935-BEST.
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Greetings Heathens! Hope all y’all are doing well out there, it’s Sunday, so that means it’s time for atheist church. In today’s episode of Talk Heathen, Vi La Bianca is joined by the absolutely amazing Katy Montgomerie. Welcome back to the co-host seat Katy, we are so glad you are here.Let’s get to calls! Paul in Texas would like to talk about how he has proof or evidence of an omnipotent being which leads from deism to theism. He has a step by step process in showing this evidence even! By proving this, he hopes to completely disprove atheism as well. Oooooh, this should be fun, if we can just get through his preamble/definitional stage! Tom in California is up next, they are seeking some advice on their recent deconversion. After deconverting, what is the next step? First of all, congratulations and welcome to the community! Secondly, it really depends on your needs and if you’re inclined to, continue researching. Katy and Vi really dig into this.Nick in California is also a recently deconverted atheist and is curious about our take on near death experiences. This is an interesting conversation and really good to talk about, especially for newly deconverted atheists struggling with understanding natural processes.David in California is calling in asking about determinism and how it relates to free will if that’s such a thing. Vi asks really important questions; can you control the motivations that cause you to make choices? Where does free will come into play? And further, how does this pertain to religion or god? Hunter in Illinois is neither an atheist nor a theist. Ok, how? But he wants to talk about morality and if it’s worth it or not. The conversation evolves into a pascal’s wager type discussion, with Hunter hedging his bets on whether a god exists or not. Michael in Alabama is wondering about morality as well. He proposes we use the word ethics instead of morality when discussing these themes with theists. Ah, interesting concept, but will it work though?Up next, Carpe Diem in Colorado is calling in with a question that is likely to cause some interesting conversation and debate. Should doctors be forced to perform abortions? This question is odd though, what situation would there ever be where a doctor is forced to perform this procedure? If one doesn’t want to do it, there is likely another that can. However, this may be troublesome in highly legislated areas that are trying to make it impossible or improbable to get (i.e. within abortion deserts.) That’s our show for this week, please continue to be safe in your area, wear your mask, socially distance, flatten the curve. The world is better with you in it. See you next week!
Craig Brown's Kilmarnock Carol: A Christmas special, featuring the legendary Dundee league-winner and Scotland manager and his reminiscences of Kilmarnock greats of years gone by.Stave 1: Ghosting Steve ClarkeStave 2: Mr Waddell and the year nineteen hundred and fifty sevenStave 3: Young Brown and of legendary momentsStave 4: Merriment with that good fellow Mr BurnsStave 5: The ending of Mr Montgomerie
In this episode of Beyond the Echo, I am joined by Scott Montgomerie, Co-Founder and CEO of Scope AR, as we discuss his move from Alberta to Silicon Valley and what we must do to keep our top talent here to enable our digital transformation journey.
It's US Open week! We preview the event as Winged Foot in New York hosts for the first time since 2006, when Geoff Ogilvy won after Mickelson and Montgomerie both double-bogeyed the 72nd. We discuss the course, this year's storylines and our picks for the week. www.golf-monthly.co.uk Follow us on social media F- www.facebook.com/golfmonthlymagazine T -www.twitter.com/golfmonthly I - www.instagram.com/golfmonthly Y - www.youtube.com/golfmonthly
Let's talk about hags, baby. Jenny Greenteeth, Black Annis, nightmares, succubi, hag-riding, witchcraft, riding on storms, long-toothed hags and a fairy queen? This one's got it all!Twitter: https://twitter.com/godsandgoblinsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/godsandgoblins/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/godsandgoblinsYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTgEBT-yIqvaoEZozk9y35wSoundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/godsandgoblinsWebsite: https://godsandgoblins.buzzsprout.com/Email: godgobpod@gmail.comSources:‘Lancashire Folk-lore’ by Harland & Wilkinson ‘Sketches of Lancashire Life and Localities’ by Edwin Waugh‘On a Cave called Black Annis's Bower’ by John Heyrick Jnr‘Hag riding in 19th century west country England and modern Newfoundland’ by Owen Davies in ‘New Perspectives on Witchcraft, Magic, and Demonology’‘The Folk-Lore of the Isle of Man’ by A. W. Moore'British Goblins' by Wirt SikesDictionary of the Scots Language‘Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft’ by Walter Scott‘Flyting’ by Montgomerie'Beside The Fire' by Douglas Hyde'The Encyclopedia of Celtic Mythology and Folklore' by Patricia Monaghan'Folklore Myths and Legends of Britain' by various, Reader's Digest'Sutton Companion to British Folklore, Myths and Legends' by Marc Alexander'"The Weird Sisters Wandering": Burlesque Witchery in Montgomerie's "Flyting"' by Jacqueline SimpsonMusic:Lost Frontier by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4004-lost-frontierLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0Theme: Nat Keefe with The Bow Ties - Dude, Where's My Horse
Joining us on Secular Sexuality tonight is Katy Montgomerie, an LGBTQ rights activist who has been holding court on Medium on behalf of trans folks. Her topic? By far the worst installment of the Harry Potter series: JK Rowling and the UK TERFS. ► Find Katy’s piece about JKRTERF and other work at https://medium.com/@completelykaty ► Find more links or dive deeper into the show at https://www.vcatx.com/media/jkrterf►Read more about JK Rowling’s recent transphobic content here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/dawnstaceyennis/2019/12/19/jk-rowling-comes-out-as-a-terf/#19b7a6a45d70 ►What is a TERF? https://www.insider.com/jk-rowling-what-is-a-terf-trans-exclusionary-radical-feminist-2020-6 ►Read the Letter on Justice and Open Debate here: https://harpers.org/a-letter-on-justice-and-open-debate/ ► Learn more about the so called TRANS AGENDA- watch Secular Sexuality 07.27 with Christy Powell, Serafina Smith, and Rachel Watson •Streamed live on July 9, 2020 https://youtu.be/PCwd4uwr_Ek ►Consider donating to the Trevor Project: https://www.thetrevorproject.org
Joining us on Secular Sexuality tonight is Katy Montgomerie, an LGBTQ rights activist who has been holding court on Medium on behalf of trans folks. Her topic? By far the worst installment of the Harry Potter series: JK Rowling and the UK TERFS. ► Find Katy’s piece about JKRTERF and other work at https://medium.com/@completelykaty ► Find more links or dive deeper into the show at https://www.vcatx.com/media/jkrterf►Read more about JK Rowling’s recent transphobic content here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/dawnstaceyennis/2019/12/19/jk-rowling-comes-out-as-a-terf/#19b7a6a45d70 ►What is a TERF? https://www.insider.com/jk-rowling-what-is-a-terf-trans-exclusionary-radical-feminist-2020-6 ►Read the Letter on Justice and Open Debate here: https://harpers.org/a-letter-on-justice-and-open-debate/ ► Learn more about the so called TRANS AGENDA- watch Secular Sexuality 07.27 with Christy Powell, Serafina Smith, and Rachel Watson •Streamed live on July 9, 2020 https://youtu.be/PCwd4uwr_Ek ►Consider donating to the Trevor Project: https://www.thetrevorproject.org
On the podcast this week we chat to eight-time European Tour Order of Merit winner Colin Montgomerie and discuss whether Bryson DeChambeau has changed golf forever with his huge hitting distances.
A blind architect found bludgeoned in an empty mansion... £12 million of missing gold bars... The search for Camelot... And an ubercool guest as musician, YouTuber and LGBT activist Katy Montgomerie joins us to help piece it all together. Katy is a leading force in trans activism and works tirelessly to make the world a better place for everyone. You can also hear her as guitarist and bassist in thrash metal band Dehumanaut, whose debut album is available now...At the Mystery on the Rocks bar you’ll find a retired sleuth, the bartender trying to settle his tab, and the down-on-her-luck lounge singer, solving mysteries and drinking cocktails. Each week a new guest enters the bar and attempts to solve an unsolved mystery alongside the regulars. Hosted by Masud Milas, Chris Stokes, and Sooz Kempner. It’s a high concept comedy and true crime podcast, set in a fictional crime-solving bar (with real cocktails!). The focus of the show is to attempt to crack a real, unsolved mystery from history – true crime and bizarre occurrences, all with a whodunnit or WTF happened question hanging over them. Masud makes the drinks, Chris tells the mystery and Sooz sings and plays live piano – and everyone chats and chimes in with their theories.You can follow us on Twitter and Instagram too!Produced by Chris Stokes, Masud Milas and Sooz Kempner. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Former Ryder Cup players David Howell and Andrew Coltart join regular host Josh Antmann to pick their all time European Ryder Cup Team. A few restrictions are in place which doesn't make for easy choices. Who makes the team? Tune in to find out. You can watch the vodcast in the On Demand section of Sky Q
"Full-time internet bellend" Katy Montgomerie joins Kiri to talk about battling idiots on Twitter, fighting for feminism and trans rights, and feeling alive in the mosh pit at metal shows.
Kilmarnock Football Club's captain for the 1997 Scottish Cup final assesses factors key to the team's success.Victory was particularly special for the Ayrshire native, leading his local team to their third Scottish Cup win.
In our culture, we are taught a lot of things that do not serve us. Things that limit our beliefs and bind us to truths that disconnect us from others. In today’s episode, my best friend and business partner Ellie Shepley Montgomerie comes on to talk about how to give ourselves the permission to accept all the parts of ourselves that we do not embrace. We get into: The dynamics between the feminine and masculine energies. Finding depth in relationships through self-acceptance. Dropping into a sensual, connected space with other women. Being blocked from “receiving” and commerce in the bedroom. And so much more! Check out Ellie's IG: https://instagram.com/elliemontgomerie?igshid=ct132kmvq53y Link to Ellie's and my upcoming retreat, Desire Ignited at Home: Pleasure Edition: https://desireignitedpleasureedition.eventbrite.com Learn more about our Goddess Circle: https://www.facebook.com/events/621449101918894 Join my Sunday sensual movement class: http://sensualsundays.eventbrite.com Come and join our fb community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourturnedontribe Subscribe to my email list and learn more about a desire-led life: https://www.aimeebatuski.com/ Check out my instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/aimeebatuski/ And my retreat company instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/desireonfire/
Hello Seekers of Truth! Our cohost for tonight is Katy Montgomerie. Katy is a trans rights activist with incredible musical talent. You can find her on Twitter: https://twitter.com/KatyMontgomerie/media or on her YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3CVggxIzAo7xxq5oeQ4vZg/featuredOur first caller is Daniel from Canada, who wants to talk about alien abductions. Could alien technology be so advanced that it appears to be magic, making experience with extraterrestrials unprovable by our current means? Next up is Zack from the UK, who wants to talk about the difference between knowing things to be true and believing things to be true. What even is the definition of truth? Next, we have Tim from Arizona, who wants discuss legal discrimination against LGBT+ people in America. How many problematic laws and institutions are currently being overlooked? Then we have Nick from Wisconsin, whose family believes in pseudoscience. How should you discuss sensitive opinions with others? Last but not least, we have Kyle from Virginia, who wants to know how best to approach a conversation with someone who holds religion-related transphobic views. What do you say to someone who considers transgenderism to be a mental illness? We have a great show in store tonight, so be sure to tune in!
David Howell & Paul McGinley, members of the winning European Ryder Cup team in 2004, join host Josh Antmann to look back on that historic win at Oakland Hills. Amazing tales about the team, Langer's leadership and hilarious insight into that great few days. You can also check out the Vodcast in the On Demand section of Sky Q.
Geraldine Montgomerie and Fe remotely connected to tell me about the great work LAWHN Leeds Art, Well-being and Health Network are doing. Music this week is a fantastic track “Magpies” by Blue Nudes.Thanks to John Boocock for editing. You can join at http://bit.ly/joinLAHWNEmail: g.montgomerie@leeds.ac.ukTel: 0113 34 32911Twitter: @LeedsAHWNFB: @LAHWNpageHttps://www.facebook.com/bluenuudesband https://open.spotify.com/artist/7xVa44kVKbzMat16et1OUb?si=4nJ8aQZRRi21N2d5Jp1LbQ
Buckle up, the wonderful Dr. Johnna Montgomerie (Head of International Political Economy dpt at King's College London) is about to set your debt quandary straight. In addition to unpicking how the 2008 financial crash was framed and blamed, Johnna outlines what really happened, why it never should have been allowed and how the core issue is still lying dormant and untreated. But how do we dig ourselves out of the economic hole inflicted upon us? Johnna details her proposed strategies advocating for the abolition of household debts, constructively digressing to justify the semantic necessity for ‘abolition’. While this might sound too good to be true, Johnna is more than equipped to break down the practicalities of her proposition. Listen, learn and strive for implementation.Read Johnna’s ideas here in ‘Should We Abolish Household Debt?’: https://amzn.to/2sKJQCISUBSCRIBE for next week's episode with Andrew Simms of the Green New Deal.
The old-school way to train someone for a task involves memorization, repetition, and practice, in order to make it like second nature. Not only is that time-consuming, but also, people aren’t very good at it. So why train, when AR makes it obsolete? Scope AR aims to help companies get out of old habits, and CEO Scott Montgomerie drops by to explain how. Alan: Today’s guest is Scott Montgomerie from Scope AR. Scott is the CEO and co-founder of Scope AR, a global leader in developing augmented reality solutions and products for industrial clients focused around field maintenance, manufacturing, and training. As the pioneer of utilizing AR for industry support and training, Scope AR are partnered with technology leaders such as Google and Microsoft. Since founding the company in 2011, Scott as one of the first executives to get augmented reality tools in use by multi-billion dollar corporations. Having launched many AR firsts, Scott has become one of the industry’s thought leaders and visionaries. He’s shared his knowledge and spoken about some of the most innovative uses of AR at several leading conferences, including South by Southwest, Augmented World Expo, Unity Vision Summit, and XRDC. Some of the clients include Unilever, Prince Castle and Lockheed Martin. To learn more about Scope AR, visit scopear.com. Scott, welcome to the show. Scott: Thanks a lot, Alan. Alan: Yeah man, I’m really super excited. We’ve been kind of chatting offline and it’s amazing, the work you guys are doing and you’re starting to really see this uptake of augmented reality being used in enterprise. Can you maybe give people a 10,000 foot view of Scope AR, what you’re doing, and who your clients are, and what they’re using it for? Scott: Yeah, sure. So we really view that augmented reality is a way of interacting with the world in a way that’s much more intuitive, the way that we evolved with our hands and our eyes. And so we really view that there’s a huge market central there. I think it was a stat out there that said that, 90 percent of Silicon Valley is focused on the worker that’s at their desk, using computers and screens. And there’s a vast market out there that is untapped, in these field workers that are using their hands and their eyes. And so if we can use augmented reality to get them the information they need, at the time of need, and really help them become an expert when they need to know that information. And like I said, we think that’s a huge market. So we really approach the problem in two different ways with our products. The first is a remote assistance capability. So we were the first to market with a product called Remote AR, we launched in 2015. So it was far before any of the other 30 companies that are out there today. The idea is that it allows you to communicate over video between a technician and an expert. So it’s almost like FaceTime. If you’re looking at a piece of equipment — maybe a car engine — you take your phone or a pair of smart glasses like a Hololens, and you can look at this piece of equipment and transfer this video back to somebody with expertise. And this expert can now draw on their side of the screen, and get a really good remote guide instructions. So the problem with something like FaceTime is that the communication channel is not wide enough to provide really good instructions. When was the last time you actually communicated with a mechanic over the phone or over FaceTime? There’s no chance. Alan: Never. Scott: Yeah, exactly. It would probably be very painful for him to guide you how to replace something simple like a spark plug. “It’s that one right there. No, to the left. No, no, the other le
The old-school way to train someone for a task involves memorization, repetition, and practice, in order to make it like second nature. Not only is that time-consuming, but also, people aren’t very good at it. So why train, when AR makes it obsolete? Scope AR aims to help companies get out of old habits, and CEO Scott Montgomerie drops by to explain how. Alan: Today’s guest is Scott Montgomerie from Scope AR. Scott is the CEO and co-founder of Scope AR, a global leader in developing augmented reality solutions and products for industrial clients focused around field maintenance, manufacturing, and training. As the pioneer of utilizing AR for industry support and training, Scope AR are partnered with technology leaders such as Google and Microsoft. Since founding the company in 2011, Scott as one of the first executives to get augmented reality tools in use by multi-billion dollar corporations. Having launched many AR firsts, Scott has become one of the industry’s thought leaders and visionaries. He’s shared his knowledge and spoken about some of the most innovative uses of AR at several leading conferences, including South by Southwest, Augmented World Expo, Unity Vision Summit, and XRDC. Some of the clients include Unilever, Prince Castle and Lockheed Martin. To learn more about Scope AR, visit scopear.com. Scott, welcome to the show. Scott: Thanks a lot, Alan. Alan: Yeah man, I’m really super excited. We’ve been kind of chatting offline and it’s amazing, the work you guys are doing and you’re starting to really see this uptake of augmented reality being used in enterprise. Can you maybe give people a 10,000 foot view of Scope AR, what you’re doing, and who your clients are, and what they’re using it for? Scott: Yeah, sure. So we really view that augmented reality is a way of interacting with the world in a way that’s much more intuitive, the way that we evolved with our hands and our eyes. And so we really view that there’s a huge market central there. I think it was a stat out there that said that, 90 percent of Silicon Valley is focused on the worker that’s at their desk, using computers and screens. And there’s a vast market out there that is untapped, in these field workers that are using their hands and their eyes. And so if we can use augmented reality to get them the information they need, at the time of need, and really help them become an expert when they need to know that information. And like I said, we think that’s a huge market. So we really approach the problem in two different ways with our products. The first is a remote assistance capability. So we were the first to market with a product called Remote AR, we launched in 2015. So it was far before any of the other 30 companies that are out there today. The idea is that it allows you to communicate over video between a technician and an expert. So it’s almost like FaceTime. If you’re looking at a piece of equipment — maybe a car engine — you take your phone or a pair of smart glasses like a Hololens, and you can look at this piece of equipment and transfer this video back to somebody with expertise. And this expert can now draw on their side of the screen, and get a really good remote guide instructions. So the problem with something like FaceTime is that the communication channel is not wide enough to provide really good instructions. When was the last time you actually communicated with a mechanic over the phone or over FaceTime? There’s no chance. Alan: Never. Scott: Yeah, exactly. It would probably be very painful for him to guide you how to replace something simple like a spark plug. “It’s that one right there. No, to the left. No, no, the other le
Scott Montgomerie is the co-founder & CEO of Scope AR, the first augmented reality knowledge management company.Earlier in his career, Scott started his first job writing code at 17, and his company got acquired by Intuit. After several years there, he set off to become a serial entrepreneur.Since founding Scope AR in 2011, Scott was one of the first to get multi-billion-dollar companies to use augmented reality tools. He and his team have simplified adoption and deployment of AR across a number of industries, and today, Scope AR address challenges around problem resolution and guided work instruction experienced by Toyota, Lockheed Martin, Unilever, Prince Castle, and others.In this conversation, Scott shares how he juggled going to college while working at the startup that was acquired by Intuit. He talks about his journey as an entrepreneur and shares some epiphanies he had along the way.He goes on to share his early explorations with AR, as well as his experience taking Scope through Y Combinator, a highly selective startup accelerator.He also discusses the significant impact Scope’s products are having on his customers, including the return on investment, and where the company is headed in the future.You can find all of the show notes at thearshow.com.
Denise and Louise discuss how to prepare your book file for editing ... whether you're doing it yourself or working with an editor. Listen to find out more about: When to do interior layout Where to do your editing Whether to edit in a single document or multiples Using styles Font choice Colour choice Paragraph design Spacing Defining headings Page numbering Section breaks Pictures and images Tables of contents Indexing Editing bitesEditing in Word, 2nd Edition, by Adrienne Montgomerie: http://bit.ly/2Xy3CPs (http://bit.ly/2Xy3CPs) How to Market a Book, by Joanna Penn Other resourcesReview of Montgomerie's Editing in Word, 2nd ed. by Louise Harnby (blog post): http://bit.ly/2XrlDza (http://bit.ly/2XrlDza) How to use styles (video tutorial): https://youtu.be/1IRBqPm7LBk (https://youtu.be/1IRBqPm7LBk) How to use styles (blog post): http://bit.ly/2XHkKCx PerfectIt: https://intelligentediting.com/ (https://intelligentediting.com/) The Author's Proofreading Companion (booklet containing raw-text tidy-up tips): http://bit.ly/ProofCompanion (http://bit.ly/ProofCompanion) Proofreading checklist (PDF): http://bit.ly/CheckProof (http://bit.ly/CheckProof) Ask us a questionThe easiest way to ping us a question is via Facebook Messenger: Visit the podcast's Facebook page and click on the SEND MESSAGE button: http://bit.ly/EditPodFB Denise and LouiseDenise Cowle Editorial Services: bit.ly/CowleEditing Louise Harnby | Fiction Editor: bit.ly/HarnbyEditing Music credit‘Vivacity' Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)
Scope AR CEO Scott Montgomerie at AWE Show 2019
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This week we have a look back at the Made In Denmark tournament and talk about Robert MacIntyre and his second runners up finish in a row. We compare Roberts start to his European Tour career with that of Colin Montgomerie.... We also talk Ben Hogan, Alastair Forsyth and the Tartan Tour as well as an amazing stat from Jordan Speith. Oh, and also, Scott and I have entered The Open!!! With Scott Rose and Stewart Whiteford
"Future directions: Write-offs, write-downs and reparations" with Cathy Berin, Gargi Bhattacharyya, and Johnna Montgomerie. On April 5-6, 2019 RiVAL was among the hosts of a two-day symposium at the University of Sussex on the topic of "Finance Capital and the Ghosts of Empire" which brought together artists, activists and academics. For more information, visit: http://rival.lakeheadu.ca/ghostsofempire/ In this recording you'll hear presentations from: Cathy Bergin is Senior Lecturer in the School of Humanities at University of Brighton. Drawing on a background in literary history and cultural discourse, Bergin's primary research interests are in the politics of 'race' and colonialism in African-American and Caribbean writing, focussing on cultural formations and Communist politics in the 20th Century. She is particularly interested in the concept of 'rage' as the expression of black historical consciousness and agency. Gargi Bhattacharyya is Professor of Sociology and co-director of the Centre for Migration, Refugees and Belonging at the University of East London. Her recent work includes Rethinking Racial Capitalism (Rowman and Littlefield, 2018) and Crisis, austerity and everyday life (Palgrave, 2015 Johnna Montgomerie is a Reader in International Political Economy at King's College London, she serves as the Co-Convenor of the International Political Economy Group (IPEG) and is a Council Member of the Progressive Economy Forum. Her research interests are in debt, financialisation, and the household, in particular in Anglo-America. Her newest book, Should We Abolish Household Debt? (London: Polity) offers new solutions for ending debt-dependent growth. Her most recent article, co-authored with Daniela Tepe-Belfrage, 'Spaces of Debt Resistance' is published in Geoforum, analyses the growing movements to resist debt in everyday life.
Johnna Montgomerie continued by pointing out the way that finance's opacity, both in terms of its terminology as well as its legal contexts, builds barriers for a critique that need to be addressed. Such ‘expert knowledge' however is only one dimension of finance's power. Another is its historical legacy that extends into the present. For instance, the very identity of London today is built around an image of a city of commerce and age-old political privileges of City representatives in Parliament prevail. Building from an awareness of finance's opacity and its historical legacy, so Montgomerie, it is important for the critical project to start thinking about the intersectionality of contemporary finance and its power to produce the economy in gendered and racialized ways.
Johnna Montgomerie continued by pointing out the way that finance’s opacity, both in terms of its terminology as well as its legal contexts, builds barriers for a critique that need to be addressed. Such ‘expert knowledge’ however is only one dimension of finance’s power. Another is its historical legacy that extends into the present. For instance, the very identity of London today is built around an image of a city of commerce and age-old political privileges of City representatives in Parliament prevail. Building from an awareness of finance’s opacity and its historical legacy, so Montgomerie, it is important for the critical project to start thinking about the intersectionality of contemporary finance and its power to produce the economy in gendered and racialized ways.
Johnna Montgomerie continued by pointing out the way that finance’s opacity, both in terms of its terminology as well as its legal contexts, builds barriers for a critique that need to be addressed. Such ‘expert knowledge’ however is only one dimension of finance’s power. Another is its historical legacy that extends into the present. For instance, the very identity of London today is built around an image of a city of commerce and age-old political privileges of City representatives in Parliament prevail. Building from an awareness of finance’s opacity and its historical legacy, so Montgomerie, it is important for the critical project to start thinking about the intersectionality of contemporary finance and its power to produce the economy in gendered and racialized ways.
Jerry Kelly, winner of the PGA TOUR Champions 2018 MItsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai on Hawaii Island was very happy as he talked with Laura Vescovi, PGA TOUR Champions Communications Manager, JR DeGroote, West Hawaii Today, Paul Arnett, Honolulu Star- Advertiser and myself. JR De Groote's WHT column today had the headline ... Kelly Birdies 18, shocks Montgomerie with 1st win at Hualalai. Here is an excerpt from JR's column that tells well how Jerry won. "Staring down the wide 16th fairway at Hualalai, Kelly sliced his drive into an usually untouched patch of a’a lava. After a short search-and-rescue, the PGA TOUR Champions newly-named Rookie of the Year dropped his ball, saved bogey, kept his head, and down just a stroke, gave himself a chance. He would still need a little help to chase down Colin Montgomerie, but that came when the Hall of Fame Scot made an inexplicable mistake of his own on 18, setting up a finish for the ages at the Champions Tour’s season-opening event. In front of a crowd of 400-plus on the 18th green, Kelly nailed a 17-foot birdie putt, turning a one-shot deficit into a victory when he watched Montgomerie miss a 6-foot par putt." It was a beautiful trophy and closing presentation on Golf Channel and like every year the Lim Family Hula Halua performing on the 18th to a large crowd. I loved Jerry comments about his long time friendship with Brendan Moynahan, Director of Golf Operations at Hualalai and how their friendship played a part in his win. Fun stuff.
Augmented reality applications are slowly making their way into the world of the consumer. Pokemon Go created the magical experience of seeing Pokemon superimposed upon the real world. IKEA’s mobile app lets you see how a couch would fit into your living room, which has a significant improvement on the furniture buying process. Augmented reality The post Augmented Reality with Scott Montgomerie appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.
Thanks to 23andMe for sponsoring this video! http://www.23andme.com/minuteearth Male birds have the largest genital diversity of any class of animals because their sex chromosomes make it easy to pass male-helping mutations down the line. Thanks also to our supporters on https://www.patreon.com/MinuteEarth ___________________________________________ To learn more, start your googling with these keywords: Sex chromosome: A chromosome involved in determining the sex of an individual. Cloaca: A posterior orifice that serves as the only exit for the gastrointestinal, urinary and genital tracts. Mutation: An alteration in the DNA sequence that makes up a gene. Sexually-selected Trait: A trait based on a mutation that confers a reproductive advantage. BMP4: A protein whose presence halts the growth of bird penises in the egg. ___________________________________________ If you liked this week’s video, you might also like: An article from The Week about some of the strangest penises in the animal kingdom: http://theweek.com/articles/474417/12-weirdest-animal-penises-earth-updated _________________________________________ Subscribe to MinuteEarth on YouTube: http://goo.gl/EpIDGd Support us on Patreon: https://goo.gl/ZVgLQZ And visit our website: https://www.minuteearth.com/ Say hello on Facebook: http://goo.gl/FpAvo6 And Twitter: http://goo.gl/Y1aWVC And download our videos on itunes: https://goo.gl/sfwS6n ___________________________________________ Credits (and Twitter handles): Script Writer: David Goldenberg (@dgoldenberg) Script Editor: Kate Yoshida (@KateYoshida) Video Illustrator: Ever Salazar (@eversalazar) Video Director: Emily Elert (@eelert) Video Narrator: Emily Elert (@eelert) With Contributions From: Henry Reich, Alex Reich, Peter Reich Music by: Nathaniel Schroeder: http://www.soundcloud.com/drschroeder ___________________________________________ References: Brennan, P. and Prum, R. (2015). Mechanisms and Evidence of Genital Coevolution: The Roles of Natural Selection,Mate Choice, and Sexual Conflict. 1-21. Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Biology. Retrieved from: http://cshperspectives.cshlp.org/content/7/7/a017749.abstract Brennan, P. (2013). Genital Evolution: Cock-a-Doodle-Don’t. Current Biology. R523-R525. Retrieved from: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0960982213004430 Brennan, P., Birkhead, T., Zyskowski, K., van der Waagand, J., and Prum, R. (2008). Independent evolutionary reductions of the phallus in basal birds. Journal of Avian Biology, 39: 487-492. Retrieved from: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.0908-8857.2008.04610.x/abstract. Briskie, J. and Montgomerie, R. (1997). Sexual selection and the intromittent organ of birds. Journal of Avian Biology. 28: 73-86. Retrieved from: https://www.jstor.org/stable/3677097?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents Herrera, A., Brennan, P., and Cohn, M. (2014). Development of Avian External Genitalia: Interspecific Differences and Sexual Differentiation of the Male and Female Phallus. Sexual Development. 9: 43-52. Retrieved from: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25011524. Reinhold, K. (1998). Sex linkage among genes controlling sexually selected traits. Sexual Selection. 44:1-7. Retrieved from: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s002650050508. Image Credits: Mandarin Ducks - Francis C. Franklin https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pair_of_mandarin_ducks.jpg Gorillas - Based on photo by Wikimedia user No escape https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gorillafamily.JPG Lake Duck Penis - Kevin McCracken (Published in Nature 2001)
This June, Kings Place launches The Politics Festival – a weekend of pro-politics talks, debates, discussions and plenty of politics-related entertainment. The Festival's producer Zoë Jeyes talks to journalists and political commentators Steve Richards and Ian Birrell about some of the big topics and speakers featured this year. 23 – 25 June kingsplace.co.uk/tpf
Previewing Friday’s spring game at The Rent, plus interviews with RHP Wills Montgomerie and QB target Re-al Mitchell.
Phillip Andrew Bennett Low, host of the Not So Silent Podcast, returns to sample the Montgomerie’s Caol Ila 18yr Single Cask and the Lagavulin 8yr.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, launched the Legatum Institute’s ‘Prosperity for All’ manifesto, written by Senior Fellow Tim Montgomerie. Montgomerie has published a series of chapters that unpick how capitalism has come to attract such negative public reaction, and what governments must do to prove to citizens that capitalism really can bring prosperity for all. Introduction by Sian Hansen, Executive Director at the Legatum Institute.
Duck Washington of Fearless Comedy Productions joins us this month to promote his upcoming show “Caucasian Aggressive Pandas and Other Mulatto Tales”, playing at the Bryant Lake Bowl theatre November 13, 14, 20, and 21 at 7pm. The play is an original work based on Duck’s life as an individual of mixed race and we at Xtreme Tasting League: Scotch are looking forward to seeing it (during the second weekend, as we’re all three of us going to OmegaCon on the show’s opening weekend). As for the drams this show, we’re doing another independent bottlers episode, this time featuring Montgomerie’s (an Angus Dundee label) Ben Nevis 18yr and Scott’s Selection Glen Mhor 1978.
Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, gave a rousing speech to launch the Legatum Institute's new Vision of Capitalism project. In his talk, Johnson claimed it is time to "reclaim capitalism as a moral force". Johnson was introduced by the Legatum Institute's Tim Montgomerie. The Vision of Capitalism, led by Montgomerie, will deliver an agenda for restoring faith in the free market.
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