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Sigmund and Devon highlight the premiere of sci-fi series Murderbot, discuss the potential impact of U.S. tariffs on international film productions, and catch up on tons of Apple Original trailers. Highlight Murderbot Apple TV News Apple Previews a Wide Range of Upcoming Accessibility Features to Mark Global Accessibility Awareness Day Music Haptics Playlists | Apple Music Dance with Ben • Feat. Dancer Chelsie Hill | Apple Fitness+ Deaf President Now! — An Inside Look Universal Music Group and Apple Music announce Sound Therapy PXPlay Apple introduces the 2025 Pride Collection Trailer Talk What's Coming in May 2025 Bono: Stories of Surrender Stick Echo Valley F1 Foundation Highest 2 Lowest Apple Original News Preorder Wolfs on PVOD First Look at Acapulco Season 4 Wild Things: Siegfried & Roy F1: The Album on Vinyl, CD, and Casette Bad Monkey - Apple TV+ Original Series Soundtrack on Vinyl Releases Deaf President Now! Long Way Home MLS Match in EA SPORTS FC Mobile Soccer Extras There's More Than One Way to Mother A Gift for Mom | Shot on iPhone in Spatial Video | Experienced on Apple Vision Pro Shot on iPhone 16 Pro | "Last Scene" A Film by Kore-eda Hirokazu Shot on iPhone 16 Pro | Behind the Last Scene Behind the Scenes with Blackmagic Camera and KoЯn TV App Highlights Wick Is Pain Queen of the Ring Nonnas Poker Face A Minecraft Movie The Wedding Banquet Duster Overcompensating Bet The Brutalist Up Next Sunrise City by Sub-Radio Turnstile - Never Enough (Live Debut) Stutz We want to hear from you! Contact us via our feedback form. Send us a voice message all week via iMessage or email to magic@macstories.net. Subscribe to Magic Rays of Light on YouTube and follow us on Mastodon and Bluesky. Sigmund Judge | Follow Sigmund on Mastodon or Bluesky Devon Dundee | Follow Devon on Mastodon or Bluesky
Estate Professionals Mastermind - More Than A Probate Real Estate Podcast
Thinking about jumping into the probate real estate game—or already in it and feeling overwhelmed? This episode is packed with real, unscripted insights from pros in the trenches. From building a business with no one-size-fits-all formula to sponsoring attorney lunches, working with public administrators, and learning from mistakes, this is your ultimate behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to grow.
Send us a textIt's all there, but often we choose to only present part of the story. We emphasize the part that helps paint the picture the way we like. On this episode of More Than One Way we venture from the Garden of Eden to the streets of Jerusalem all the way to the Orange Bowl in Miami to explore our hesitancies to let the whole story breathe. What do we miss about ourselves and others when we only share part of the story?Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, Shay Boswell, and Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Send us a textWhat do we do with suffering? Where does it fit in our faith? What does suffering say about God? About us? There are those hard questions that beg us to think deeply and push past the easy answers. On this episode of More Than One Way we are joined by The Very Rev. Chris Hackett to wrestle with these deep questions as we walk through the messiness of suffering.Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, Shay Boswell, and Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Send us a textBeyond categorization, labels, and assessments, who are you...really? On this episode of More Than One Way we talk about the ways we go about discovering our authentic selves. When many outside voices share their opinions, ideas, and perceptions about who we are, what rings true in your soul? What hints and clues do you uncover that help paint the picture of your authentic self?Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, Shay Boswell, and Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Send us a textIt seems our world is struggling with how we share our thoughts and ideas with each other. This becomes even more difficult when the thing we are sharing is near to our heart. There are some topics that have become almost impossible to talk about without the urge to take sides and judge others. This can happen with those we love and those we do not know. This episode of More Than One Way wrestles with moving past our beliefs to our shared experiences as a way to listen, share, learn, and grow.8 Points of Agreement from Snowmass Conferences (read more)1. The world religions bear witness to the Ultimate Reality, to which they give various names. 2. Ultimate Realty cannot be limited by any name or concept. 3. Ultimate Reality is the ground of infinite potentiality and actualization. 4. Faith is opening, accepting, and responding to Ultimate Reality. Faith in this sense precedes every belief system. 5. The potential for human wholeness - or, in other frames of reference, enlightenment, salvation, transcendence, transformation, blessedness, - is present in every human being. 6. Ultimate Reality may be experienced not only through religious practices but also through nature, art, human relationships, and service to others. 7. As long as the human condition is experienced as separate from Ultimate Reality, it is subject to ignorance and illusion, weakness and suffering. 8. Disciplined practice is essential to the spiritual life; yet spiritual attainment is not the results of one's own efforts, but the result of the experience of oneness with Ultimate Reality. Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, Shay Boswell, and Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Send us a textSometimes we wait with anticipation and other moments we wait with frustration. With both of those mindsets we can miss the meaning of the current moment. On this episode of More Than One Way we discuss the challenge of staying present. What internal and external distractions keep us from receiving the fullness of each moment? Join the discussion as we venture from Latvia, to Atlanta, to Brother Lawrence, to Harrison Ford, and more. The Practice of the Presence of God - Brother LawrenceListen to the Quiet - Harrison FordContact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, Shay Boswell, and Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Send us a textOn this episode of More Than One Way we are joined by special guest Brian Cole, Bishop of the Diocese of East Tennessee for a discussion about work, self-care, competition, contemplation and meaning. We look through the lens of holiday season, busyness, metaphors for work, and methods for how we care for ourselves. Is there room to step away from drinking from the firehose to drink from living water? We are so glad Brian could join us to share his perspective and experience. Let's join the conversation. Resources:"From Drinking from a Firehose to Drinking from Living Water" - Brian Cole, The Living ChurchNew Seeds of Contemplation - Thomas MertonIn Search of Excellence - Tom PetersPerfect Days movieEmily in Paris - NetflixAbbey of GethsemaniShabbat Explained: The Secret to Sacred Rest (w/ Rabbi Susan Goldberg) Soul Boom Podcast | Episode 33Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, Shay Boswell, and Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Send us a textCommunity is one of those words the we frequently use that has a wide variety of definitions and meanings. It's a word we use to try to capture the deep connection we seek with others. In the true spirit of More Than One Way, community is found in unique ways by each person, sometimes planned and other times a complete surprise. On this episode we take a journey from the Golden Bachelorette, to the Garden of Eden, to the TV show Cheers, and our own experiences. Where have you found community and how do you share it with others?Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, Shay Boswell, and Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Send us a textIn each human there is an inner hunger to connect with something larger than themselves. And thus begins a search. Have you experienced this hunger? Have you stepped out on your own search to seek and find what it is you deeply desire? In this episode of More Than One Way we discuss this search and wisdom for where to look and how to not lose yourself along the way.Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, Shay Boswell, and Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Send us a textWhat do you do when you don't know how to help? Sometimes the situation seems so overwhelming, so confusing, or even tragic. What difference can one person make in the grand scheme of things? What is our role in the face of great ambiguity? On this episode of More Than One Way we dive into those questions. We took a look at the deep human need to connect, to help, to show up, to support, to matter. How do I find the intersection of my resources and the need in front of me when it all seems so chaotic? Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, Shay Boswell, and Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Send us a textWe wrap up our Parable series on this episode of More Than One Way. A seemingly simple one verse story holds much to discuss. What is it for you that is worth giving up everything else to possess? How does this description of the Kingdom of Heaven affect your day to day search? As with each of the other parables discussed, the pearl of great price invites the reader / listener to journey inward to uncover the deeper meaning. Resources mentioned:Let Your Life Speak by Parker PalmerContact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, Shay Boswell, and Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Send us a Text Message.This episode of More Than One Way begins a new series of discussions centering around parables. Each episode, we will discuss a specific parable and what we may learn about ourselves by spending time with the story. One of the wonderful things about parables is they meet us exactly where we currently are. So, we invite you to listen with fresh ears to these timeless stories. Set down any need for answers and embrace the questions you find. Questions like, How generous is God?Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Send us a Text Message.What if we actually decided to give it a go? To really try it with intention, not just one time and then drift into judging. One this episode of More Than One Way we look at a simple poem and a passage of scripture with great wisdom. Guidance for our journey in the small things and larger things. Present in all spiritual traditions, this call to action begs us to recalibrate our souls. Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Send us a Text Message.When thinking of spiritual gifts, humor may not be the first to come to mind. In this episode of More Than One Way we dig into the power of humor for healing and as a vehicle for the spirit to enter the seriousness and redirect our focus. Humor has the ability to bring light into darkness, to give levity to a heavy burden. What if humor was the presence of the holy rather than an interruption? Resources mentioned in the episode:In The Name of The RosePete Holmes Netflix clipContact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Send us a Text Message.How comfortable are you with change? Maybe the word transition or evolution seems less anxiety inducing. Whether it's something we choose or something that chooses us, the swell of emotions and feelings that change brings to the surface can be challenging to navigate gracefully. On this episode of More Than One Way special guest Caroline Vogel joins us for a conversation all about transitions. Caroline is a spiritual director, writer, certified life coach, author, meditation / mindfulness teacher, and full of spirit and life. She shares wisdom from her own recent experiences with us as we wrestle together with what it means to live in the midst of change.Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Send us a Text Message."I am the vine and you are the branches." In this episode of the More Than One Way podcast we explore symbolism, story, myth, and more. Our special guest Shay Boswell shares hands-on wisdom from working in a vineyard and the care that goes into thriving vines and robust fruit. Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Teacher, poet, and meditation instructor Joe Zarantanello joins us from Loose Leaf Hollow in Bardstown, KY for the latest episode of More Than One Way. With a wealth of wisdom from many traditions, Joe leads us through a discussion of Belief and Faith, mind and heart, movement and stillness all with the underlying purpose of being. Resources:Loose Leaf Hollow - Joe's guesthouse for contemplative retreatsJoe's Weekly Heart to Heart Sunday 11 am (EST) MeditationJoe's Zoom LinkDancing With The Spirit - Monthly Intensive RetreatJoe's Talks on YouTubeContact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
"Yes", "No", "Maybe ", "Wait and see", how does God answer prayer? A listener recently sent an email suggesting we discuss the "More Than One Way" God answers prayer. The mystery of answered prayers guides our discussion on this episode as we journey into our understanding of prayer, our image of God, and much more. Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
What makes Chris the self-proclaimed Gas Biz Guy? Chris shares his origin story. It turns out his family was “in the business.” The name comes from his uncle's plate from his Corvette. Lauren wonders what “gas biz” really means, and Chris breaks down all of the businesses in that sphere, many of which he has personal experience in. In short, Chris was born an entrepreneur. Then, the 2 transition to discussing the personal finance reality of business owners. What follows is a gut-wrenching story about him being too broke to even file bankruptcy. His wife's credit card was declined. His kids couldn't receive their report cards because he didn't pay the tuition. Chris had to claw out of the Global Financial Crisis, and he did so by flipping gas stations, buying partners out of one of his businesses, and just good, old-fashioned ingenuity. So, Chris goes from lower than low during the GFC to very wealthy and retired only 8 years later. He tells that story in detail, which basically involved Chris accepting an unsolicited offer to sell one of his businesses (with a hand shake, by the way). Chris used the sale proceeds to invest in real estate. Then, Covid hit, and that obviously changed demand for gas quite a bit. Luckily, the demand for trucking increased, and Chris was able to scale that business quickly. Lauren can't help but ask what advice Chris has, having seen the downturns he has, for those of us who haven't lived through one. Surprisingly, Chris calls on Dave Ramsey's program. He's a believer in strong defense by having low debt and holding onto some cash. Also, he recommends being ready to make money during downturns. If you liked this episode, you'll also like episode 140: There's More Than One Way to Be an Entrepreneur. About Gas Biz Guy: Chris Hellgeth is a 51-year-old entrepreneur whose journey from selling 10-cent single cigarettes led to a 30-year career transforming and supplying gas stations across Georgia. Despite facing setbacks like going broke and being a high school dropout, Chris rebuilt his life, achieving semi-retirement in 2016 and went back to work in 2019 after a three-year hiatus. Currently, he owns a successful fuel hauling company serving over 1000 gas stations in Georgia. Beyond business, Chris celebrates 23 years of marriage and is a proud parent of three. His story is a testament to resilience, determination, and a relentless entrepreneurial spirit that fuels both his career and family life. Connect with Chris: https://twitter.com/gas_biz Connect with Lauren: https://twitter.com/AdultingIsEasy https://www.instagram.com/@adultingiseasyreal https://www.housemoneymedia.com/
An incredible first-hand account of a near death experience is the focus of our latest episode of More Than One Way. We welcome a new friend, Steve, to share his experience from "the other side" and the impact it has had on his daily life. For those who have questions, concerns, and fears about death, we hope this conversation sheds light in the darkness and brings peace.Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Scripture ReferencedDaniel 2:47; Genesis 1-3; Acts 17; Psalm 19; Romans 1-2; Matthew 5:45What the Bible teaches about Human SalvationNot Every from Every - The Bible does not teach that every person from every nation will be rescued from sin, death, and hell. Not all from Some - Nor does God favor any group of people in that all from only some nations will be saved. Some from Every - The Scriptures are clear that there will be some from every people, tribe, and language in the Kingdom of heaven (Revelation 7:9-12). In a unique way, Jesus' message was as open as can be imagined, yet only some respond. His open call is clear:The Call of JesusAll who are weary and heavy burdened...come to Jesus (Matthew 11:25-30)All who are thirsty...drink (Revelation 22:17)All who are in darkness...he is light (Matthew 4:12-17; 2 Corinthians 4:1-6)All who are hungry...come eat and be satisfied (John 6:35-40)The Deity of Jesus the ChristHe claimed to forgive sin, only what God could do (Mark 2:1-12)He claimed to be the divine "Son of Man" (Daniel 7:13, 14; Mark 13:24-27)He claimed to exist before Abraham was born as the "I AM" - the unique name of God in the Old Testament (John 8:48-59)He claimed that he was "one" with the Father (John 10)He claimed that if you saw him, you saw the Father (John 14)He was called "King of Kings and Lord of Lords" superseding the grandeur and authority of all earthly kings and rulers (Philippians 2:9-11; 1 Timothy 6:11-16; Revelation 9:11-16)Books ReferencedHuston Smith and Huston Smith, The World's Religions : Our Great Wisdom Traditions (San Francisco: HarperSanFrancisco, 1991, 378.Jean Calvin, Institutes of the Christian Religion, trans. Henry Beveridge (Oak Harbor, WA: Logos Research Systems, 1997), I, xi, 8.John Hick, Dennis L. Okholm, and Timothy R. Phillips, More Than One Way? : Four Views on Salvation in a Pluralistic World (Grand Rapids, Mich.: Zondervan Pub. House, 1995), 47-51.The Blind Men and the Elephant is a very old Indian folk tale. John Godfrey Saxe (1816-1887) wrote a poem based on the story which you can read at John Godfrey Saxe, WordInfo, accessed 1/30/2018, 2018. http://www.wordinfo.info/Blind-Men-and-Elephant-crop.htmlJames W. Sire, Naming the Elephant : Worldview as a Concept, Second edition. ed. (Downers Grove, Illinois: IVP Academic, an imprint of InterVarsity Press, 2015)Robert M. Bowman and J. Ed Komoszewski, Putting Jesus in His Place : The Case for the Deity of Christ (Grand Rapids, MI: Kregel Publications, 2007)
We when encounter someone who has a distinctly different world view how do we respond? In this episode of More Than One Way we look at two ways to understand how we make choices, free will and determinism. We are joined by our own MTOW team member CB Paul for a discussion that touches will power, judgement, luck, comparison, compassion, and more.Links:Determined by Robert SapolskyRobert Sapolsky on The Michael Shermer ShowRobert Sapolsky on Armchair Expert with Dax ShepardPleasantvilleContact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
What hopes do you have as you enter the winter holidays? How do you best engage this season? Do you love the flurry of sights, songs, and sounds or do you favor a more Silent Night approach? Do you feel the festivities like Clark Griswold or wrestle with the bitterness of the Grinch? As we have all experienced, there's More Than One Way to holiday. Join us for a timely journey from self awareness, to self care, to self giving.Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Stories of heartache, hope, and healing come to light in this episode of More Than One Way. Local elementary school Guidance Counselor Deedee Brownlee joins us for a discussion about trauma. She brings her experience in mental health and helpful resources to guide out time together. The conversation flows with humor to ease the tension, personal experiences, and a well known story to lead us to a deeper understanding and a posture of kindness and compassion. Resources:"What Happened to You?: Conversations on Trauma, Resilience, and Healing By Bruce D. Perry, M.D., Ph.D & Oprah WinfreyContact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
As we look at the world around us and peer into the future of the communities and organizations we love, what questions we should be asking? What should we be paying attention to? What pulls and tugs at our hearts? We are thrilled to welcome our special guest Brian McLaren for a discussion about the church and community of tomorrow. Brian is an author, speaker, podcaster, teacher with a wealth of wisdom, experience, and resources to share. You can access his impactful content at https://brianmclaren.net/ . As always, with any discussion, we are reminded there is More Than One Way. Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Is it even possible? Where would you even begin? In a world that demands you choose a side, a world that cannot resist dividing humanity into "good" and "bad" people, what do you do with a statement as radical as, "love your enemies?" In this episode of More Than One Way we welcome special guest Mary Ellen Brewington to venture into a discussion about loving others, even those seemingly beyond our ability to do so. Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Vagabon est notre invité du jour pour nous présenter ses morceaux phares et son nouvel album.TRACKLIST Lumidee - Never Leave You (Uh Oooh, Uh Oooh)ELOI - Sans CesseEartheater - Crushing yeule - softscarsLe disque de 19h22 (envoyez votre proposition, un morceaux aux couleurs Nova Club, à @davidblot sur Instagram!) :Cheikha Rimitti - NouarRaydio (Ray Parker Jr.) - More Than One Way to Love a Woman Laurel Halo - Belleville ft. Coby Sey Kamaal Williams - Stings Vagabon - CarpenterMbilia Bel - Nakei Nairobi DUDLEY - Hummer Mentality James Blake - Playing Robots Into Heaven Janet Jackson - Empty Beach House - Walk In the Park Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru - Song Of AbayiJorge Ben - Errare Humanum EstVagabon - Anti-F**kNourished by Time - The Fields Rostam - These Kids We Knew Victoria Monét - Hollywood (ft. Earth, Wind & Fire & Hazel Monet)Earth & Wind & Fire - Runnin' (Edit Danny Krivit) Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
There are those moments, when we are brought out of our routine, and recognize the beautiful mystery of connections all around us. More than mystery, the spiritual traditions point to our interconnectedness with others as a deeper reality. On this episode of "More Than One Way" we are joined by special guest Meg Sprouse to share stories of connection. The discussion leads us from instagram, to a Boston restaurant, to a little league ball game, a sky sweeping rainbow, and more. Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
I met Pamela Paul after she mentioned previous guest John Sargent in a piece, There's More Than One Way to Ban a Book. I found her column covered issues others shy away from. I was curious what motivated her.We talked about what motivates her to write, how she chooses her columns, and how she writes. I was looking for encouragement to take on difficult topics with confidence, since I'm doing it in my book. I'm concerned my book could be maybe not banned but attacked for taking on topics people tell me to shy away from.She gives an inside view of an industry and vaunted institution. She also encouraged me a lot. If you're interested in exploring your boundaries, I expect her words will help you too.Pamela's opinion column at the New York TimesHer home page Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We are excited to welcome back local newsperson Abby Ham for a second appearance on More Than One Way. Abby has a front row seat to the many challenging stories that flood our headlines. In this episode we discuss sin through the lens of current and biblical stories, looking beyond just good and bad. Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Have you found yourself reacting to the speed or crawl of passing time? Time is a funny thing. We save it, spend it, manage it, waste it, savor it, take it, lose track of it, count it, ask for more of it, wish it would slow down, wish it would speed up, cherish it, and on and on and on. On this episode of More Than One Way we take some time to talk about time and all that it brings. Set your podcast listening speed to your preference
Many things come to mind when we hear the term "religion", some positive and some negative. Have you wrestled with how this word is used? In this episode of More Than One Way, we respond to a listener submitted video clip about the definition of religion. Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
This week we got the talented artist, Stah Shabazz stopping through to kick with us as we talk about the latest headlines and conversations in music. We feature three different legends and we talk about lyrics and gems on the game when it comes to music ownership. We shift gears to get a preview and exclusive breakdown of music from his upcoming album Young Legend. All this and much more on this free flowing conversation on culture and music. Timestamps/Topics (2:40) Three Cuts: Stah Shabazz talks about his new look and how his barber couldn't even save him, yikes! Haha (6:30) Canadian Wild Fires: Last week got very hazy which is raising suspicions as to what is really going on. (11:00) Master's in a Suitcase: We react to a Lupe Fiasco clip where he talks about the value of owning your master's and whether or not it's in an artist's best interest if they don't have the leverage. (21:20) Confusing the Carters: Lil Wayne claims he can't remember the difference between any of his Carter albums and it's the curse part of his gift and curse of making music. (28:36) Dear Mama: Tupac's biological father takes issue to some of the lyrics in his son's song "Dear Mama" Stah Shabazz talks about the art of embellishing in your raps. (40:32) More Than One Way to Grieve: DC Young Fly laid his spouse Jacky Oh to rest and everyone has something to say about the way he's chosen to grief the late mother of his three children. (46:00) Azealia Banks Getback: The controversial artist took DC Young Fly's moment of grief into something personal and reignites her beef with Wild N Out (51:50) Micro-Cheating: Are women guilty of opening doors and belittling their choices on social media. (56:33) Young Legend: Stah's upcoming album is an homage to his late friend Rokko as he praises his homie for his overall character while he was last on earth. (1:09:16) Song Breakdown: Hear us deep dive into three of Stah Shabazz's latest songs including "Black Pride", "Ride", and "3976" --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/los-def/message
On this episode of More Than One Way we go deeper into our conversation from Episode 20 about asking for help to an exploration of identity, the true self. We trace a journey from historical wisdom to current science as we seek to lend a framework for answering the question, "Who am I?" We lean into the mystery and are led by the phrase, "Yes, but more."Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Mental Health and Wellness Director, Machaela Rausch, joins us for a discussion about vulnerability as a sign of bravery not weakness. This episode explores "More Than One Way" to ask for help and the cultural challenges we face on our journey of being human. Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
In this episode of the "More Than One Way" podcast we look at beliefs shape our experiences, our ability to see the world around us. College football fanhood, a man born blind, a God of the weather, a grandmother's love, a Sunday School disinvitation, and Seinfeld all find their way into the discussion as we use the lens of stories to challenge our own capacity to see beyond A and B, Door #1 and Door#2, to rewire our brain and experience a whole new paradigm. Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
"I just don't have time to hear myself think!" We all know the feeling of being so busy, so distracted, so "on the move" that it's hard to find mental space. On this episode of More Than One Way we are thrilled to be joined by our special guest Abby Ham, morning news anchor, mom, wife, and more for a discussion that journeys from 3 am alarms, the Alaskan wilderness, Caribbean poolside playlists, and finally to the foothills of prayer. Episode Resources:The Comfort Crisis by Michael EasterContact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
In this Accelerate Your Performance podcast episode, Dr. Janet Pilcher invites Dr. Shawn Tennenbaum, Superintendent of San Benito High School District, and the district's Board President, John Corrigan, to discuss the great impact leader rounding has had on their district. This has allowed them to understand how constituents feel about developing a new school, engage in one-to-one conversations with employees to gather feedback, and allow board members to have productive dialogue with community members. Listen now as Dr. Tennenbaum and Mr. Corrigan discuss how they built rounding into their district's culture. This episode addresses questions such as:What are some examples of who should round with whom in an organization?How can rounding improve communication between educational leaders and members of the community in a district? What questions can help drive meaningful dialogue during rounding?Recommended Resources: There is More Than One Way to Round, Rounding With The Board, Tailor Your Rounding Questions, & Building Transparency and Trust
There's More Than One Way to Structure Your Exit!Today's #PoisedforExit guest featured Mary Merrill, Principal of Heritage Capital. Mary brings so much knowledge and so many lessons to share, that we decided she has to come back to the podcast!From Buy Side, Sell Side, investor financing, bank financing and every possible way to structure a deal, Mary has the knowledge and skills to create a win win situation. Family business transitions are a specialty of hers and she shared several stories of how things can go well and not so well. In one instance, she had a client with four children who became shareholders when the founder died. Two were in the business and had voting rights and two were not. They ended up spending years and millions in a fight over control; all of that could have been avoided had they set up their partnership properly from the beginning. A lesson in being prepared from not just the founder's perspective (which he was) but also from the successor's (which they were not). When a seller is looking to stay involved as an owner but is seeking investment capital along with expertise and other resources, and is willing to give up equity to achieve that, Mary is the go to for structuring a favorable arrangement. What options should a seller consider when it comes to financing the business? That depends on many factors and working with an expert to determine needs, wants and feasibility are vital to choosing the best path. At the end of the day, having a plan that leads toward the future exit is essential. That does not mean the plan never changes, but it does mean we have a map to follow. It keeps everyone accountable and clear on where we're headed, even when life happens and we have to shift direction. Listen to the episode! Find out more about Mary Merrill and Julie Keyes hereThank you to this month's sponsor! Sunbelt Business Advisors and TrustPointNEW, low price! Check it out!Business Readiness Transition online course #Keyestrategies
On this Episode of More Than One Way we respond to listener requests for a deeper dive into Dreams. Using an iceberg as the visual metaphor, we explore several dreams, how they might be understood, and what they may be offering the dreamer. Stepping into this work is an exercise in vulnerability and one more way to grow to a deeper understanding our ourselves. The books mentioned in the episode are linked below. Inner Work by Robert A. JohnsonDreams: God's Forgotten Language by John A. SanfordDreams, A Portal to the Source by Edward C. Whitmont & Sylvia Brinton PereraContact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
It's a new year and time for fresh starts, new goals, resolutions, and intentions. Many jump in to this practice, which first surfaced over 4,000 years ago, with visions of a new and improved version of themselves. Has this been effective for you? Some find it helpful, others do not. On this episode of More Than One Way we look at the motivation behind resolutions and intentions and explore one way to approach this season in a different way.Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
There is More Than One Way to Skin A Fraudster DELAYED RESCISSION FAILS BUT EXCLUSION APPLIES Evanston Insurance Company appealed from a bench trial on an insurance-coverage dispute. After determining that Evanston failed to timely rescind the policy after learning that the insured lied on the application to avoid discovery of his embezzlement scheme, and that a policy exclusion did not apply, the district court required Evanston to continue defending Desert State Life Management against a class action arising from its former CEO's embezzlement scheme. In Evanston Insurance Company v. Desert State Life Management; Christopher Moya, et al, No. 21-2145, United States Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit (December 30, 2022) the Tenth Circuit issued what it believed to be a Solomon-like decision that did justice to Evanston and Desert State. BACKGROUND Desert State Life Management was a New Mexico trust corporation that acted as a trustee for disabled individuals. From 2008 to March 2017, Donisthorpe served as its CEO. In October 2016, Donisthorpe applied for an Evanston professional-liability insurance policy on Desert State's behalf. Donisthorpe's response to the following application question was a lie: “Is the applicant [Desert State] or any principal, partner, owner, officer, director, employee, manager or managing member of the Applicant or any person(s) or organization(s) proposed for this insurance aware of any fact, circumstance, situation, incident or allegation of negligence or wrongdoing, which might afford grounds for any claim such as would fall under th[e] proposed insurance?" WARRANTY Donisthorpe, by the application warranted that he understood and accepted the notice and that the information contained in the application was true and that it "shall be the basis of the policy and deemed incorporated therein." Based on Donisthorpe's application responses, Evanston issued Desert State a professional-liability insurance policy. Despite the notices, coverages, and exclusions, Donisthorpe completed Evanston's application while running an embezzlement scheme that exposed Desert State to liability. Donisthorpe intentionally misappropriated and commingled over $4.9 million of Desert State's client funds for his own use. Donisthorpe hid his scheme by presenting fraudulent reports to Desert State's board of directors and to New Mexico regulators. In November 2017, Donisthorpe pleaded guilty to a two-count federal felony information charging him with wire fraud and money laundering. He was sentenced to 144 months in prison and was ordered to pay $6.8 million in restitution and a $4.8 million money judgment. Donisthorpe's criminal case triggered demands for restitution among former Desert State client --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/barry-zalma/support
'Tis the season! The holidays are here and all that they bring with them. Traditions, memories, hopes, joy, cheer, and oh so much more. On this episode of More Than One Way, we talk about this special time of year and the expectations we each have of ourselves and each other. You may agree that "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year!" or you may experience the holidays differently. It may be a season of stress, sadness, and anxiety. How ever you celebrate and experience this time of year, we hope this episode provides you will some helpful ways to survive the holidays.Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
There is a desire within us all to experience a sense of awe and wonder. Those moments where we are left speechless or unable to describe the feelings that surround us. On this episode of More Than One Way we welcome our special guest, Kerry Ruff, to share stories of significance and transformation. We discuss the fine line between Awesome and Awful and how are lives can rise above the monotony of our routines and ruts.Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
It seems to be a very human thing to compare ourselves to others, to see how we measure up or where we rank. We can easily find ourselves speaking or thinking about "those people." On today's episode of More Than One Way we share a story that dares to dig into those feelings and explores our tendency to use others to make us feel better about ourselves. Contact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by:...
Kathleen Donnelly Isreal walks listeners through her journey of self-discovery and healing after her husband is diagnosed with Parkinson's. She also shares her philosophies and the healing she found during her travels on the Camino de Santiago. In this episode, you will learn: How Ron, Kathleen's husband, embraced his illness and taught her how to see life from a new perspective The importance of vulnerability in the creative process The Hawaiian healing technique of Ho' oponopono "God gives us free will and wants us to do our will. And we're like God's paintbrush out here in the world."- Kathleen Donnelly IsrealKathleen Donnelly Isreal is the author of the book, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09CR9MGD3 ("Wisdom on the Camino: A Spiritual Journey Sharing Forgiveness and Possibilities to Inspire the Rest of Your Life.") She is also a retired hospice nurse who became her husband's primary caregiver after his Parkinson's disease diagnosis until his death. This is Kathleen Donnelly Isreal's story—Kathleen Donnelly Isreal shares her story of how her husband Ron got Parkinson's disease and how they both coped with his terminal disease. She talks about how Ron embraced his illness and how she learned from him to relax into it and enjoy life regardless of what's going on. Kathleen also discusses how she studied and found healing during this transition time. After Ron died, she decided to walk the Camino Santiago de Compostela in Spain and share her philosophies of love and healing with those she met. Links for Kathleen:Website: https://www.wisdomonthecamino.com/ (Wisdomonthecamino.com) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kathleen.d.israel (@kathleen.d.isreal) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/artstrans4mu/ (@artstrans4mu) Other Butterfly Kisses Episodes you'll enjoy:Eps 6. https://player.captivate.fm/episode/c737f590-562e-4815-a002-2ad29aee4429 (More Than One Way to Access God—Life After Mormonism) Eps 23.https://player.captivate.fm/episode/be63fe46-1f30-40f7-9f70-77cf48ab6701 ( Chakra Empowerment with Lisa Erickson) Eps. 25 https://player.captivate.fm/episode/a6fa8288-c207-4a59-beed-a5af539219ae (52 Weeks of Hope with Lauren Abrams) Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/butterfly-kisses/id1561256027 (Apple Podcast Reviews) and https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/butterfly-kisses-1841572 (PodChaser ) Connect with Amy:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amygraycunningham/ (AmyGrayCunningham) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amygraycunningham (AmyGrayCunningham) YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnvTs4Vmm7FJFkbPmqG9Hzg (AmyGrayCunningham) Twitter: https://twitter.com/AmyCunnningham1 (AmyCunningham1) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amygraycunningham/ (AmyGrayCunningham) TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@amygraycunningham (@AmyGrayCunninham) Website: https://butterflykissespodcast.com/ (ButterflyKissesPodcast)
I'll be going through a series of articles reading and giving my own commentary. For the first we look at a New York Times piece called There's More Than One Way to Ban a Book. Highly worth the read. Opinion | There's More Than One Way to Ban a Book - The New York Times (nytimes.com) If you want to catch my current events conversations instead of the more topical stuff I cover on this show, tune in to The Morning After and Peddling Fiction Podcast. The Morning After - YouTube Peddling Fiction Podcast • A podcast on Anchor --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/factcheckthis/support
When we take the time to stop and consider the world around us, the life we live, and the people we interact with, what are you grateful for? What may seem like a simple exercise can have a significant impact on our well-being. There are many ways to practice gratitude and cultivate this spirit. On this episode of More Than One Way, we share and discuss several ways to begin to and continue to grow gratitude daily in our lives. What helpful practices have you explored? Resources Mentioned:Want to be happy? Be grateful - TED talk by David Steindl-Rath"A Good Day" - David Steindl-RathKiss your brain: The science of gratitude - Christina Costa Clip from Simpson's Episode: Moaning LisaContact Us: Email | Instagram | Facebook | Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, & Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by:...
Wrestling with difficult questions is simply part of the human experience. It is how we learn and grow. On this episode, we discuss a listener submitted question - "Why do bad things happen to good people?" The question has been around for ages and many have dared to offer their thoughts and wisdom in attempting to uncover the answer. We invite you to join the conversation as we explore "More Than One Way" to approach this challenging question. If you have a question or topic you would like us to discuss on an upcoming episode, please reach out to us via the links below.Resources Mentioned in Episode:Kate Bowler TED TalkKate Bowler Lecture in Knoxville, TN - Sunday, October 2ndContact Us:Email: hello@morethanonewaypod.comInstagram: @morethanonewaypodFacebook: morethanonewaypodWeb Presented by: The Center for Spiritual Practice Creative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, and Whitney Ross Original Music composed by: Paul Ruff
If we just had more time to get all we need to get done in a day. It's hard to escape the whirlwind of busyness all around us. A long to-do list and a full calendar seem to be the everyday norm. It can be easy for our focus to be on what we do versus who we are, on what we produce versus who we become. In this episode of More Than One Way we take an honest look at busyness and how we juggle our tasks and time. Maybe there's more than one way to look at how we engage with time. Contact Us:Email: hello@morethanonewaypod.comInstagram: @morethanonewaypodFacebook: morethanonewaypodWebResources Mentioned:Stanford Study on MultitaskingThe Myth of Multitasking by Dave CrenshawLet Your Life Speak by Parker Palmer Presented by: The Center for Spiritual Practice Creative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, and Whitney Ross Original Music composed by: Paul Ruff
On this episode of More Than One Way, we talk about anxiety. From famous athletes to our closest friends, this topic is more and more present. What do we do with the feelings that seem to unexpectedly ambush us? Is anxiety ever a good thing? How do we live with anxiety in the short term and the long term? Are faith and anxiety connected? These questions and more are addressed as we take a look at another timely topic. Contact Us:Email: hello@morethanonewaypod.com Instagram: @morethanonewaypod Facebook: morethanonewaypod WebResources Mentioned:Brené Brown: “The Power of Vulnerability | TED Talk Presented by: The Center for Spiritual Practice Creative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, and Whitney Ross Original Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Courage, patience, persistence, humility, wisdom, are just a few of the signposts on the journey to restoring a broken relationship. On this episode of More Than One Way, we talk about forgiveness, exploring both sides of the process, extending and receiving. Forgiveness rarely follows a smooth, clear path. There are so many questions - How do we begin? How do we heal? Is it even possible? Why is this so hard? This episode gently steps into the depths of finding forgiveness. Contact Us: Email: hello@morethanonewaypod.com Instagram: @morethanonewaypod Facebook: morethanonewaypod Web Presented by: The Center for Spiritual Practice Creative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, and Whitney Ross Original Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Pamela Paul was books editor at the New York Times from 2013 to March 2022 when she became an opinion columnist for the newspaper. We talk mostly about the role that books editors play in the lifecycle of 'the book.' I also whine a fair amount about how I don't like the fact that she left her position plus we diverge into discussion about Pamela's recent opinion piece 'There's More Than One Way to Ban a Book.' Topics tackled also include self-censorship in the publishing business (being a terribly perceptive observer of the book world I boldly assert that there must also be self-censorship going on at The Times itself); the importance of enabling all voices to be heard in the grand public debate; identity; Pamela's confident, informed, smart, pleasant presence on The Review podcast each week; her early ambitions for the books section; how the job changed her; how books are chosen for review; the role of preview editors and publicists; Pamela's guilt and sense of responsibility; and my love of her voice.
There are many passionate expressions of Christianity and yet we may find a personal disconnect with how the term is portrayed, worn, claimed, or lived by others. On this episode of More Than One Way, we tackle the term Christian / Christianity and the many expressions that term now holds. The movement that started as "people of the way" now means a multitude of things. What does it mean to you?Resource Mentioned in this Episode:Do I Stay Christian by Brian D. McLarenHacksaw Ridge MovieDesmond Doss StoryUnder the Banner of Heaven by Jon KrakauerUnder the Banner of Heaven on HuluContact Us:Email: hello@morethanonewaypod.comInstagram: @morethanonewaypodFacebook: morethanonewaypodWebPresented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, and Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
After a hard breakup and a lifetime of medical issues, Krysta Francoeur starts Wild Remedies and begins a journey of self-healing that helps her understand her health issues and transforms her life. "However, there is still this other layer that if we don't ever investigate it, all of the underlying stuff will just end up cropping back up or coming back as something even worse."- Kysta Francoeur Krysta Francoeur is the creator of Wild Remedies, a line of medicinal mushroom-based products. She developed the line after her health challenges led her to explore alternative remedies and nutrition. This is Krysta Francoeur's story—Krysta Francoeur tells how she started her company, Wild Remedies. She explains that she was motivated to start the company because of her health challenges. She describes how she was led to the Chaga Mushroom and how she started making and selling tea made from the mushroom. She describes how the mushroom's medicinal properties have helped her and how she believes they can help others. In this episode, you will learn the following:How healing begins with taking responsibility for your health and how to heal your body naturally Chaga mushroom tea – a medicinal mushroom with adaptogenic properties that can help modulate the immune system Magic lattes – botanical blends mixed with a milk of choice and have gourmet flavors like spiced chocolate, strawberry Rose, or almond. Links for Krysta:Website: https://wildremediesshop.com/ (WildRemediesShop.com) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wildremedies/ (WildRemedies) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wild_remedies/ (Wild_Remedies) Other Butterfly Kisses Episodes you'll enjoy:Eps 6. https://player.captivate.fm/episode/c737f590-562e-4815-a002-2ad29aee4429 (More Than One Way to Access God—Life After Mormonism) Eps 23.https://player.captivate.fm/episode/be63fe46-1f30-40f7-9f70-77cf48ab6701 ( Chakra Empowerment with Lisa Erickson) Eps. 25 https://player.captivate.fm/episode/a6fa8288-c207-4a59-beed-a5af539219ae (52 Weeks of Hope with Lauren Abrams) Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/butterfly-kisses/id1561256027 (Apple Podcast Reviews) and https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/butterfly-kisses-1841572 (PodChaser ) Connect with Amy:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amygraycunningham/ (AmyGrayCunningham) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amygraycunningham (AmyGrayCunningham) YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnvTs4Vmm7FJFkbPmqG9Hzg (AmyGrayCunningham) Twitter: https://twitter.com/AmyCunnningham1 (AmyCunningham1) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amygraycunningham/ (AmyGrayCunningham) Website: https://butterflykissespodcast.com/ (ButterflyKissesPodcast)
From the earliest age, stories shape and guide us as powerful tools to help us make sense of life. We all have our favorites. Our lives are framed by stories. On this episode of More Than One Way, we explore how stories help us engage and experience a bigger life, beyond our own surroundings. Stories at arm's length can be helpful but for a story to be really powerful, it has to be personal. Contact Us: hello@morethanonewaypod.comInstagram: @morethanonewaypodFacebook: morethanonewaypodWeb: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1992145/sharePresented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, and Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Have you ever had a day when everything feels like a blur? When all you have to do is overwhelming? It can even be in the midst of good things and celebrations. There always seems to be more preparation to do be done. If we aren't careful we can miss the meaning and joy in these moments. On this episode of More Than One Way we discuss the themes of preparation and awareness. Through the lens of the season of Christmas we talk about the traditional Jesus story and an even older, more mysterious way to think about the coming and present Christ. More than just a holiday spirit, what if it's all around us, all the time, in everyone and everything? What if everyday and every person is a gift?Contact Us: hello@morethanonewaypod.comInstagram: @morethanonewaypodFacebook: morethanonewaypodWebsitePresented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, and Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
“I was wrong.” “I need help.” These two simple 3 word phrases seem to be in short supply in our society where the pressure for perfection is overwhelming. The pressure can cause us to deny that we need guidance or support and lead to anxiety and depression. On this episode of More Than One Way, we explore vulnerability and a willingness to acknowledge the fulness of life, both it ups and its downs. We welcome our special guest, Eric Bell, former collegiate athlete, professional triathlete, and the host of The Turning On the Light Podcast to join a conversation around overcoming failures, mental health, and supporting each other in both the sunshine and rain of life.Contact Us: hello@morethanonewaypod.comInstagram: @morethanonewaypodFacebook: morethanonewaypodWebsitePresented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, and Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
On this episode of More Than One Way we explore the many differences that are all around us. From the utter silliness of liking or not liking condiments to the real and personal differences with our families, and even the societal differences that may place others in danger, there's no doubt a conversation about how we really see and treat each other is more timely than ever.Daryl DavisChanging Minds Podcast with Daryl DavisContact Us: hello@morethanonewaypod.comInstagram: @morethanonewaypodFacebook: morethanonewaypodWebsite Presented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, and Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
Have you ever had an experience that completely changes your perspective, your beliefs, or your reality? The Garden of Eden is often seen as a story with a negative ending and a legacy of punishment and failure. On this episode of More Than One Way we discuss an alternative way to consider this story. What if it wasn't an ending but an opening to a new way of seeing the world, a new way of seeing ourselves? What if the creation story is happening all around us everyday rather than a story stuck in history? Contact Us: hello@morethanonewaypod.comInstagram: @morethanonewaypodFacebook: morethanonewaypodWebsitePresented by: The Center for Spiritual PracticeCreative Team: Nathan Tipton, Christibeth Paul, Scott Brun, Thom Rasnick, Kerry Ruff, Paul Ruff, and Whitney RossOriginal Music composed by: Paul Ruff
On this week's episode: Zak, Jamilah, and Elizabeth answer a tricky question from a parent who doesn't have a relationship with her father for a good reason. But now that his health is failing, she's wondering if she should introduce him to her daughter. Then, they tackle how to make school drop-off smoother. On Slate Plus, they discuss Jessica Grose's piece, I'll Say It Again: There's More Than One Way to Raise Kids Who Thrive, and dish on what philosophies they use in their own parenting. Recommendations: Elizabeth recommends Making a Great Exhibition by Doro Globus Jamilah recommends filling out your manufacturer's warranty. Zak recommends Life on Earth by Hurray for the Riff Raff. Bonus recommendation: Pregnant Pause. Join us on Facebook and email us at momanddad@slate.com to ask us new questions, tell us what you thought of today's show, and give us ideas about what we should talk about in future episodes. Podcast produced by Rosemary Belson. Slate Plus members get a bonus segment on MADAF each week, and no ads. Sign up now at slate.com/momanddadplus to listen and support our work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On this week's episode: Zak, Jamilah, and Elizabeth answer a tricky question from a parent who doesn't have a relationship with her father for a good reason. But now that his health is failing, she's wondering if she should introduce him to her daughter. Then, they tackle how to make school drop-off smoother. On Slate Plus, they discuss Jessica Grose's piece, I'll Say It Again: There's More Than One Way to Raise Kids Who Thrive, and dish on what philosophies they use in their own parenting. Recommendations: Elizabeth recommends Making a Great Exhibition by Doro Globus Jamilah recommends filling out your manufacturer's warranty. Zak recommends Life on Earth by Hurray for the Riff Raff. Bonus recommendation: Pregnant Pause. Join us on Facebook and email us at momanddad@slate.com to ask us new questions, tell us what you thought of today's show, and give us ideas about what we should talk about in future episodes. Podcast produced by Rosemary Belson. Slate Plus members get a bonus segment on MADAF each week, and no ads. Sign up now at slate.com/momanddadplus to listen and support our work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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In this episode, we continue our discussion on shaky gospel messages and those sharing it. What about the people who are not pastors or Bible teachers? Is there accountability for the speakers and the listener? Other Resources: Are Pastors Held to a Higher Standard? https://www.fishbowlfamily.com/are-pastors-held-to-a-higher-standard/ Steve Harvey Says There is More Than One Way to Heaven
The time has come in which organizations are thinking about how to return to work with a new perspective and understanding. As we begin to engage with each other again in person and come to work in new ways, one simple tactic will be more important than ever. Rounding with purpose results in a better culture of engaged employees and leaders working together. Today, Janet shares 8 steps to create an approach for applying rounding with purpose in your organization. This episode answers questions such as:How can we get ahead of potential problems as we lead teams through change?What is rounding with purpose? How does it differ from traditional rounding?How do we implement rounding with purpose in our organizations? Why is it so important right now?Recommended Resources: There is More Than One Way to Round, Key Ingredient for Success: Leader Rounding, Tailor Your Rounding Questions & From Connections to Action Recommended Podcasts: How to Ask Meaningful Rounding Questions, Leading Change with Creative Tension, The Fragile Line Between Trust and Distrust & Blending the 80% Emotional 20% Rational
TRACKLIST 0:00 Stanley Clarke - Heaven Sent You 1:00 Billy Paul - Me and Mrs. Jones 2:30 The Modulations - I Can't Fight Your Love (7" Version) 6:30 Billy Griffin - Hold Me Tighter in the Rain 9:30 Ray Parker Jr. - More Than One Way to Love a Woman 19:00 James Williams - Runner ((7")) 22:30 D.J. Rogers - Love Brought Me Back (12" Version) 29:30 Johnnie Taylor - Disco Lady 33:00 James Brown - I'm Real 37:30 Gladys Knignt & the Pips - I Feel a Song in My Heart (Remastered) 39:30 The Jones Girls - You Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else 43:30 Krystol - After the Dance Is Through (Vocal Mix) 49:30 Kashif - Help Yourself to My Love 53:30 Earth, Wind & Fire - Saturday Nite (Alternate Mix) 57:00 Breakwater - Say You Love Me Girl 1:00:00 Ray Parker Jr. - Jack and Jill 1:04:00 Melba Moore - You Stepped Into My Life 1:06:00 Melba Moore - You Stepped Into My Life (7" Mix) 1:07:00 The Pointer Sisters - Happiness 1:11:00 Odyssey - Native New Yorker 1:15:30 The McCrarys - You 1:19:00 Delegation - I Wantcha' Back 1:22:30 Herbie Hancock - Stars in Your Eyes (Special Disco Remix) 1:23:30 Herbie Hancock - Stars in Your Eyes 1:30:30 Melba Moore - Standing Right Here 1:34:00 The Hues Corporation - Rock the Boat 1:36:30 Odyssey - Going Back to My Roots 1:42:30 Odyssey - Going Back to My Roots (Single Version) 1:43:30 Michael Wycoff - Looking Up To You 1:46:30 Dionne Warwick - It's the Falling in Love 1:49:00 Delegation - It's Your Turn (Extended Version) 1:50:30 Delegation - It's Your Turn 1:56:30 Cheryl Lynn - Fidelity (12" Version) 2:00:30 New Horizons - Searching for That Lady 2:03:00 Heatwave - Posin' Til Closin' 2:11:00 Cheryl Lynn - Encore (Extended Version) 2:14:00 Cheryl Lynn - Encore 2:15:00 Brick - Dazz 2:19:30 James Brown - Static (Full Force Single Remix) 2:21:30 James Brown - Static (Full Force Remix) 2:23:30 Jeff Lorber - Step by Step (Extended Remix) 2:27:30 Mtume - Prime Time (12") 2:32:30 Billy Ocean - Mystery Lady 2:36:30 Billy Ocean - Mystery Lady (Extended Version) 2:37:30 Luther Vandross - Never Too Much 2:42:30 Gladys Knight & The Pips - Save the Overtime (For Me) (12" Mix) 2:48:00 Rodney Franklin - The Groove 2:52:30 Roy Ayers - Poo Poo La La 2:56:00 Breakwater - No Limit (Extended Version) 3:01:30 Evan Rogers - Stay Here With Me (12" Version) Funk Type: Mix107 bpm Key: Gbm monte carlo
TRACKLIST 0:00 Stanley Clarke - Heaven Sent You 1:00 Billy Paul - Me and Mrs. Jones 2:30 The Modulations - I Can't Fight Your Love (7" Version) 6:30 Billy Griffin - Hold Me Tighter in the Rain 9:30 Ray Parker Jr. - More Than One Way to Love a Woman 19:00 James Williams - Runner ((7")) 22:30 D.J. Rogers - Love Brought Me Back (12" Version) 29:30 Johnnie Taylor - Disco Lady 33:00 James Brown - I'm Real 37:30 Gladys Knignt & the Pips - I Feel a Song in My Heart (Remastered) 39:30 The Jones Girls - You Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else 43:30 Krystol - After the Dance Is Through (Vocal Mix) 49:30 Kashif - Help Yourself to My Love 53:30 Earth, Wind & Fire - Saturday Nite (Alternate Mix) 57:00 Breakwater - Say You Love Me Girl 1:00:00 Ray Parker Jr. - Jack and Jill 1:04:00 Melba Moore - You Stepped Into My Life 1:06:00 Melba Moore - You Stepped Into My Life (7" Mix) 1:07:00 The Pointer Sisters - Happiness 1:11:00 Odyssey - Native New Yorker 1:15:30 The McCrarys - You 1:19:00 Delegation - I Wantcha' Back 1:22:30 Herbie Hancock - Stars in Your Eyes (Special Disco Remix) 1:23:30 Herbie Hancock - Stars in Your Eyes 1:30:30 Melba Moore - Standing Right Here 1:34:00 The Hues Corporation - Rock the Boat 1:36:30 Odyssey - Going Back to My Roots 1:42:30 Odyssey - Going Back to My Roots (Single Version) 1:43:30 Michael Wycoff - Looking Up To You 1:46:30 Dionne Warwick - It's the Falling in Love 1:49:00 Delegation - It's Your Turn (Extended Version) 1:50:30 Delegation - It's Your Turn 1:56:30 Cheryl Lynn - Fidelity (12" Version) 2:00:30 New Horizons - Searching for That Lady 2:03:00 Heatwave - Posin' Til Closin' 2:11:00 Cheryl Lynn - Encore (Extended Version) 2:14:00 Cheryl Lynn - Encore 2:15:00 Brick - Dazz 2:19:30 James Brown - Static (Full Force Single Remix) 2:21:30 James Brown - Static (Full Force Remix) 2:23:30 Jeff Lorber - Step by Step (Extended Remix) 2:27:30 Mtume - Prime Time (12") 2:32:30 Billy Ocean - Mystery Lady 2:36:30 Billy Ocean - Mystery Lady (Extended Version) 2:37:30 Luther Vandross - Never Too Much 2:42:30 Gladys Knight & The Pips - Save the Overtime (For Me) (12" Mix) 2:48:00 Rodney Franklin - The Groove 2:52:30 Roy Ayers - Poo Poo La La 2:56:00 Breakwater - No Limit (Extended Version) 3:01:30 Evan Rogers - Stay Here With Me (12" Version) Funk Type: Mix107 bpm Key: Gbm monte carlo
2.18.21 – There is More Than One Way to Build Wealth
On Episode 205 of the Enormocast, I get to go sideways from rock climbing to rock and roll with musician/climber, Alexis Krauss. Alexis is a Gunks climber, a guide, and also happens to be living one of my alternate dreams as half of the “noise rock” (Wikipedia) band, Sleigh Bells. During a tour in 2013, … Continue reading "Episode 205: Alexis Krauss – There’s More Than One Way to Rock."
Ginny Searle (Baseball Prospectus) discusses the aftermath of the Thom Brenneman slur and gives a scholar’s insight into Shakespeare. Plus racially-motivated violence in the Negro Leagues and the PCL, with a voyage into one of the great nicknames.TABLE OF CONTENTSThe Consequences of Being Boojum Wilson*A Fight in Oakland: “Here’s My Chance”*Ginny Searle: What Can Be Done to Make Baseball a More Welcoming Space for LGBT People?*“I Wouldn’t Say It’s a Lifestyle, I’d Say It’s My Life”*Empathy*Is Jackie Robinson an Inapt Comparison?*Why is Homophobia the Last Socially-Acceptable Prejudice?*There’s More Than One Way to Be Male or Female*That Kissing Scene in Ball Four*“Love and Theft”*What Has Been Good About the 2020 Season?*Fake Crowd Noise*Shakespeare Can Make You Feel Dumb*The Most Confusing Sentence in Shakespeare*Editing Mistakes and Jo Adell in Right*Some Old Texas Rangers Who Didn’t Quite Work Out*Midlife-Crisis Sonnets?*Shakespeare Wants to Have Your Babies (or Vice-Versa)*“Who Gets to Speak?”*“Romeo + Juliet?”*Is There Hope for Understanding?*Goodybyes.The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotating cohosts Jesse Spector, Cliff Corcoran, and David Roth, and occasional guests discuss the game’s present, past, and future with forays outside the foul lines to the culture at large. Expect stats, anecdotes, digressions, explorations of writing and fandom, and more Casey Stengel quotations than you thought possible. Along the way, they’ll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can’t get anybody out?
Ginny Searle (Baseball Prospectus) discusses the aftermath of the Thom Brenneman slur and gives a scholar’s insight into Shakespeare. Plus racially-motivated violence in the Negro Leagues and the PCL, with a voyage into one of the great nicknames.TABLE OF CONTENTSThe Consequences of Being Boojum Wilson*A Fight in Oakland: “Here’s My Chance”*Ginny Searle: What Can Be Done to Make Baseball a More Welcoming Space for LGBT People?*“I Wouldn’t Say It’s a Lifestyle, I’d Say It’s My Life”*Empathy*Is Jackie Robinson an Inapt Comparison?*Why is Homophobia the Last Socially-Acceptable Prejudice?*There’s More Than One Way to Be Male or Female*That Kissing Scene in Ball Four*“Love and Theft”*What Has Been Good About the 2020 Season?*Fake Crowd Noise*Shakespeare Can Make You Feel Dumb*The Most Confusing Sentence in Shakespeare*Editing Mistakes and Jo Adell in Right*Some Old Texas Rangers Who Didn’t Quite Work Out*Midlife-Crisis Sonnets?*Shakespeare Wants to Have Your Babies (or Vice-Versa)*“Who Gets to Speak?”*“Romeo + Juliet?”*Is There Hope for Understanding?*Goodybyes.The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotating cohosts Jesse Spector, Cliff Corcoran, and David Roth, and occasional guests discuss the game’s present, past, and future with forays outside the foul lines to the culture at large. Expect stats, anecdotes, digressions, explorations of writing and fandom, and more Casey Stengel quotations than you thought possible. Along the way, they’ll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can’t get anybody out?
Welcome to Episode 8 of The Motherhood Project with Taylor Pangman! This week Taylor talks with Dr. Claudia Moutray about her 10-year journey to motherhood. Claudia is the founder of More Than One Way to Make a Baby, Fertility Coaching, and is a strong and powerful voice for families looking to forge their own paths to parenthood. As Claudia's practice suggests...there is more than one way to make a baby and to become a mother. And I hope if you are currently struggling on your own path, we hope that this episode, and Claudia's story, helps you feel less alone in your journey - and gives you one more resource you can reach out to for answers. Resources: Email Claudia: drmfertilitycoaching@gmail.com Pacific Fertility Center: https://www.pacificfertilitycenter.com/ (Book) Taking Charge of Your Fertility: https://www.amazon.com/Taking-Charge-Your-Fertility-Anniversary/dp/0062326031/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1CHZTXP5HG41X&dchild=1&keywords=taking+charge+of+your+fertility&qid=1591486621&sprefix=taking+charge%2Caps%2C246&sr=8-2 Survey: https://www.taylorpangman.com/motherhood-project
I’m excited to introduce Lindsay Hansen Park. She has her own podcast, Year of Polygamy, and is the Executive Director of Sunstone, where she coined the phrase “More Than One Way to Mormon.” She has done a lot of work in polygamy communities, and we will get acquainted with her in our first episode. Lindsay: […] The post “More than One Way to Mormon” – Lindsay Hansen Park appeared first on Gospel Tangents.
Financial independence is a hot topic, but with so many different paths (FIRE, leanFI, FatFIRE, slowFI, etc), it can be difficult to figure out what’s the best path for you. Today we dive into some of the most popular ‘flavors’ of financial independence and weigh the pros and cons of them. We’ll also get into how you can begin to calculate your FI number! Is Financial Independence a Smart Path for Your Family? Be honest with me, what do you think of when you hear the term financial independence? Do you think of a certain number, maybe when you’d like to be retired by? Maybe travel on your own schedule not having to worry about a 9-5 again? Do you think of it as the ultimate security blanket – an amount you have tucked away in investments or some income stream where you don’t have to worry about the bills or maintaining a certain lifestyle? Do you see a family with very good income living a life where they’re depriving themselves of vacations, eating out, and having fun just to retire faster? Talk to different people and you’ll get different answers. What I’m curious about is how young families can take key principles from the financial independence space and use them to reach the goals that matter to them personally. Sure, maybe it’s retiring or maybe it’s making sure the essentials are taken care of so you can spend more time with your family. Two components to figuring out how it could work for you is know first off how much you need to be financially independent and what is the timeline you’re looking for. In this episode, we’ll go into that. We’ll jump into: The different paths to financial independence How to begin figuring out how much you need to retire Choose an FI path That fits Your family Let’s get started! Handy Resources for Families Looking at Financial Best Budget and Money Apps: Personal Capital, Tiller, Mint Free 401(k) Analysis: Blooom Grow Your Stash Faster: High Yield Savings with CiT Bank Automatic Saving: Qapital Jumpstart Your Marriage and Your Money Thank You to Our Sponsor Coastal! Support for this podcast comes from Coastal Credit Union! If you live in the Triangle area of North Carolina and you’d like someone to work with you on your goals, you really want to check out Coastal’s Wealth Management team. They’d love to help you start investing for retirement and more! How Much Do We Need to Retire? One of the things I get to see writing about personal finance and my site are some of the questions people have about money. Over the years certain topics may come in, depending on if there’s a shift in the big picture like a recession or maybe it’s a certain time of year – summer where you get people asking about getting a good deal on a family vacation. And then there are topics that perennial – year in, year out different families with of different sizes, backgrounds, and incomes type into google to get an answer to a question that’s weighing on them. One of those questions is ‘How Much Do We Need to Retire’? Now there are some solid back of the napkin calculators, but can you really use them for your family’s financial future? I decided to chat with Drew Snider who’s part of Coastal Credit Union’s Wealth management team to see what families need to consider when figuring out how much they need to retire. More Than One Way to FI Let’s define financial independence because even that gets mixed up with a related idea, FIRE. Financial Independence: FIRE: The difference with FIRE is there is a focus, doesn’t have to be the driving one- of leaving or retiring from your work. I’ve noticed that many in the community do point out how FI is the root, however, the RE is what’s the hook. leanFIRE: having enough to take care of your essentials FatFIRE: ”It’s a level where you get to live your life at the same level as your highest-earning years, while not having to work a day job.” – Financial Samurai slowFI: As you move towards financial independence you make adjustments for more quality of life choices even if it slows you down towards your FI date. – The Fioneers CoastFI: When you reach a threshold, you can slow down as a way to make those years leading up to FI less stressful. Barista FI: With health expenses being a concern for many, I’ve seen a take on FI where you maintain a part-time job you enjoy for the insurance benefits. As you can probably guess from the podcast name Simplify & Enjoy, FatFIRE isn’t really a priority for us. I recently came across an article online about one family in their thirties looking at financial independence. One sentence stuck out to me – Your “FIRE number” can be an age, date, or net-worth amount when you reach financial independence and no longer have to work if you don’t want to. And I think that can be so helpful when you’re deciding on your path – what do you consider to be your FI number? Choose a FI Path That Fits Your Family So I’ll let you in on a secret- when I was working out the site name, I was sure I didn’t want financial independence in it. The reason is even though how we manage our finances qualify as taking a financially independent path, it’s not the end goal. It’s simply the tool. The principles of financial independence that I appreciate include: Define Your Essentials and Must-Haves Cut Out Noise and Status Symbol Spending Pursuing More Options, Typically Fewer or No Debts Work Optional (Type/Flexibility) Next Week’s Episode: Kids and Financial Independence Speaking of aligning your money with who and what matters most to you, next week we’re seeing how kids fit in with financial independence. Matt Miner, a financial advisor and father, shares his take and some practical advice on designing and weaving more options when it comes to finances and advice. So if you haven’t already, make sure you’re subscribed. You don’t want to miss that episode. We’re on iTunes and wherever you get your podcast from! Our music today was from Lee Rosevere and Music for Makers. And thank you for your support! If you have any questions or ideas for the show, please email me or join our free and private facebook group Thriving Families. We’re all about encouraging one another with our goals. I hope you have a wonderful week, take care!
This episode starts with Steve admitting that he'd never be able to convert to a certain religion because he isn't handsome enough and a theory about the stock photos in picture frames. Then the guys get into the origins of the phrases, "Under My Skin, More Than One Way to Skin a Cat, and Skin in the Game. Listen now to learn some of Steve's patented "Skin Facts" and be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode.
Stop waffling around and just listen! This week Gracie & Abbey discuss The Prowler (aka Rosemary’s Killer) and about PTSD, terrible boyfriends, terrible friends, incels, and horror-war movies! Thanks to Lily LeBlanc for our theme song: www.lilythecomposer.com Check out our sponsors at www.recesscoffee.com Nancy’s Dream Team: https://goodmourningnancy.com/2018/06/05/nancys-dream-team-the-new-bechdel-test/ Last Podcast on the Left and Incels: https://soundcloud.com/lastpodcastontheleft/side-stories-earons-incels Resources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Prowler_(1981_film) http://horrorfreaknews.com/prowler-1981-review http://horrornews.net/37899/film-review-the-prowler-1981/ https://www.dreadcentral.com/news/202200/retrospective-prowler-1981-35-years-later/ http://sonofcelluloid.blogspot.com/2011/03/prowler-1981.html https://is.muni.cz/el/1421/podzim2013/FAVz040/Session_2c_Nowell_There_s_More_Than_One_Way_to_Lose_Your_Heart.pdf https://aslashabove.com/2014/03/14/the-prowler-1981/ http://moria.co.nz/horror/prowler-1981-rosemarys-killer.htm https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1342&context=sociologyfacpub http://www.asu.edu/courses/fms394/readings-biddinger/L8%20gill.monstrous%20years.pdf https://digitalcommons.lsu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1055&context=gradschool_theses https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slasher_film https://www.complex.com/pop-culture/best-slasher-movies-of-all-time/silent-night-deadly-night https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RxIvxhdlA4 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incel https://www.vox.com/2018/6/20/17314846/incel-support-group-therapy-black-pill-mental-health https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/apr/25/raw-hatred-why-incel-movement-targets-terrorises-women https://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/the-rage-of-the-incels https://people.com/crime/woman-shot-allegedly-ex-boyfriend-facebook-live/ https://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/news/crime_police/article_bab5a6a8-793c-11e8-95e1-5bb6db798d07.html https://www.dreadcentral.com/news/139970/7-best-military-horror-movies/ https://warisboring.com/the-best-military-horror-films-are-set-back-home/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/quora/2012/06/15/how-do-military-veterans-feel-when-they-return-home-from-combat/#20c546d73e1e
In episode 111, we’re showing Dominants a bit of love and attention. After so many messages and questions from big Ds who worry they might not “really” be dominant, we thought it was time... The post There’s More Than One Way to Be a Dominant LB111 appeared first on Loving BDSM.
In episode 111, we’re showing Dominants a bit of love and attention. After so many messages and questions from big Ds who worry they might not “really” be dominant, we thought it was time... The post There’s More Than One Way to Be a Dominant LB111 appeared first on Loving BDSM.
There is increasing use of ‘in situ’ simulation (ISS) – conducted in the actual care environment – as a healthcare simulation modality. This method supports teamwork training, process improvement and the identification of safety threats related to the environment or care systems within that real clinical environment.1,2 The shared reflective experience during simulation promotes transfer of lessons back to the workplace. Debriefing achieves improved operational performance across a range of fields, including outside healthcare.3 Most guidance on debriefing strategies4-6 comes from theoretical frameworks developed within and outside healthcare, and from educationally focused simulation. An exploration of self reported expert debriefing practice revealed that factors such as values and artistry may be as important as specific techniques.7 Optimal debriefing strategies for ISS remain unclear, and current practice has not been reviewed systematically. Most published reports of ISS programs lack detail as to how debriefing is conducted. How expert and experienced in situ debriefers adapt their practice for this context has not been previously reported, nor have measures of effectiveness been developed or tested. This exploratory study will use survey and interview methods to identify the characteristics of debriefing currently conducted within in situ simulation programs in healthcare. Specifically: - What are the features of currently practiced debriefing approaches following in situ simulation (ISS) in healthcare? Characteristics of the ISS Characteristics of the debriefer and participants Characteristics of the debriefing process Characteristics of any evaluation of the debriefing Our aim is that identification of effective debriefing strategies will have implications for design of in situ simulation programs, faculty development for simulation educators and could inform further research questions related to measures of debriefing effectiveness. If you are someone with experience of in situ simulation debriefing (ie in the real clinical environment, rather than skills lab), we’d like to invite you to participate in a survey based study, with an option to also participate in a subsequent interview. If you are interested, please click here to provide your details for study recruitment or write an email to ISSdebreifing@gmail.com Victoria Brazil, Walter Eppich, and Margaret Bearman References Guise JM, Mladenovic J. In situ simulation: identification of systems issues. Seminars in perinatology. 2013;37(3):1615. Rosen MA, Hunt EA, Pronovost PJ, Federowicz MA, Weaver SJ. In situ simulation in continuing education for the health care professions: a systematic review. The Journal of continuing education in the health professions. 2012;32(4):24354. Tannenbaum SI, Cerasoli CP. Do team and individual debriefs enhance performance? A metaanalysis. Human factors. 2013;55(1):23145. Cheng A, Eppich W, Grant V, Sherbino J, Zendejas B, Cook DA. Debriefing for technologyenhanced simulation: a systematic review and meta analysis. Medical Education. 2014;48(7):65766. Eppich W, Cheng A. Promoting Excellence and Reflective Learning in Simulation (PEARLS): development and rationale for a blended approach to health care simulation debriefing. Simul Healthc. 2015;10(2):10615. Sawyer T, Eppich W, BrettFleegler M, Grant V, Cheng A. More Than One Way to Debrief: A Critical Review of Healthcare Simulation Debriefing Methods. Simulation in Healthcare. 2016;11(3):20917. Krogh K, Bearman M, Nestel D. “Thinking on your feet”—a qualitative study of debriefing practice. Advances in Simulation. 2016;1(1):111.
There’s More Than One Way to Marinate a Cat! In this mile stone installment we start off with our very own locally grown bizarre news story. What goes better with cat, white or red wine? This episode proves to be all about the boys (well mostly). Joey shares his first week results of 52 by 32 and nearly has it out with his very own Mrs. Claxton, Marc is getting his new sofa…but doesn’t have a gentleman to share it with, but he’s so over it, and Matt was saved from a bird, bat, or monster attacked by his knight in shining armor. This is a land mark episode not to be missed! www.cocktailsandcreampuffs.com
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