Podcast appearances and mentions of Nathan Burns

Matt and Femi chat to metacognition enthusiast Nathan Burns about metacognition, knowledge, knowledge organisers and much much more.Check out Nathan's resources on his website:https://www.mrmetacognition.com/

Lucy Neuburger and Nathan Gynn talk to clinical psychologist Naomi Fisher and teacher Nathan Burns about the Twitter/X storm currently blowing around school trips. Do you exclude ...? Do you include ...? Listen in as passions rage and debate rumbles.

Robert welcomes Classical Conversations® Challenge graduate Nathan Burns to the show for a wide-ranging conversation on homeschooling, machine learning, AI, acrobatics, Christian mentorship, and much, much more. Nathan narrates his journey from growing up homeschooled in a military family to studying economics in college to becoming a machine learning engineer and entrepreneur. Together, Robert and Nathan explore how AI can free up our time through automation, the danger in biased AI systems, the timeless wisdom in the book of Proverbs, why faith-based mentorship is needed among young men, the lessons Nathan gained from doing acrobatics through childhood, and his experience competing on America's Got Talent. Plus, Nathan shares tips for homeschool parents wanting to teach their children to code. Stay tuned after the interview to hear Robert examine the recent acquisition of three major U.S. education companies by a Chinese private equity firm and to listen to Will offer his thoughts on the current state of American politics and crypto. Show notes: refiningrhetoric.com/nathan-burns

Before the pandemic began, Pop-Punk & Pizza Podcast would occasionally bring pizza to bands touring through Chicago and have a fun conversation together. My goal was to do as many of these as possible. For the first time since 2019, we were FINALLY able to make this start happening again! On March 6th, I sat down and shared some Lou Malnati's (Chicago's Legendary Deep Dish) with Glimmers at Cobra Lounge in Chicago. I had the pleasure of talking with Glimmer's lead vocalist, Maggie Schneider, virtually on the podcast in 2021. This time, we are joined by the whole band! Maggie, Ari, Jeremy, Alex, and Alex. It was their first time playing in Chicago as well. I was happy that we were able to give them a proper welcome. Thanks for being on the podcast!    Much Love, Jacques LaMore   P.S. Shout out to our awesome intern, Nathan Burns, for helping assist in recording and editing this episode!

Get your most ridiculous pajamas ready because it's almost time for Snüzfest 2022! This year, it takes place at Beat Kitchen in Chicago on Saturday, February 19th at 6:00pm. Every year diet punkers, Guardrail, get a bunch of other like minded bands together to play a show for a good cause, while wearing the silliest pjs you've ever seen. This year proceeds from the show will be donated to The Hope For Us Network. Guardrail frontman, Kevin Andrew, joins us on this episode of Pop-Punk & Pizza Podcast to discuss the lineup of incredible bands performing this year including: Much The Same, Hi Ho, Splits, Won't Stay Dead, Burn Rebuild, Ok Cool, and Eddy & The Arsons.    Snüzfest 2022 is presented by, Kickstand Productions and sponsored by, Pop-Punk Takeout and Pop-Punk & Pizza Podcast.    BUY YOUR TICKETS HERE   I look forward to being your host for the evening and also selling the official Snüzfest 2022 t-shirts at our table! Only 20 will be available. So make sure you snag one! 20% of the profits will be donated to The Hope For Us Network.      Much Love, Jacques LaMore   P.S. This is the first episode edited by our intern, Nathan Burns. Great job dude!

Nathan Burns In this episode of series 2 of Word Up, Helen Prince chats to Nathan Burns about his specialist subject, metacognition. Nathan explains the importance of embedding metacognition into day-to-day teaching, why modelling and monitoring are key approaches in the classroom, and the value metacognition plays in all areas of life, from poaching an egg to putting up a tent. Nathan Burns is a teacher of Mathematics, Assistant KS3 Progress and Achievement Leader and More Able and Talented Co-Coordinator at David Nieper Academy in Alfreton. He is a former Metacognitive Implementation Lead, as well as the founder of metacognition.org.uk, which offers metacognitive resources and CPD. Nathan is passionate about teaching and learning, and has researched, written about and delivered CPD on metacognition for several years. Nathan tweets at @MrMetacognition and you can read his latest blog here. [link to https://educationblog.oup.com/secondary/science/metacognitive-modelling-where-does-it-fit-in-the-classroom] Read about Oxford Smart Curriculum and download the Smart Curriculum Direction Paper

This week we have a chat to Nathan Burns, a paramedic who founded 'Backpacker Medics'. We discuss what it is like working as a paramedic in humanitarian aid and now in post-disaster recovery in developing countries. This was an incredible chat about the difference in pre-hospital care across different applications. Backpacker Medics DISCLAIMER: All of the opinions of each individual on 'The Student Paramedic Podcast' are their own.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on 'Sports Cards Nonsense,' Mike and Jesse discuss some MLB players whose cards they expect to increase in value as the season starts. They also talk through some changes in the grading world, and how collectors in the hobby should adapt to the new landscape. Later, they interview Nathan Burns of Grand Slam Collectibles on how he has tried to set himself apart from other card retailers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Interview with former Avoca Shark and found of Backpacker medics. Incredible story about his humanitarian efforts overseas.

Graphic Artist, Designer and one of my best friends, Nathan Burns joins me to talk about continuing education, the intricacies of racism during the civil war, to mask or not to mask, mindfulness, internet bullies and more! Burns GRFX Email Nathan Wildheart Meditation Online Buddhist Study Info Wildheart Meditation Center Email, Wildheart Meditation Center

Graphic Artist, Designer and one of my best friends, Nathan Burns joins me to talk about continuing education, the intricacies of racism during the civil war, to mask or not to mask, mindfulness, internet bullies and more! Burns GRFX Email Nathan Wildheart Meditation Online Buddhist Study Info Wildheart Meditation Center Email, Wildheart Meditation Center

Graphic Artist, Designer and one of my best friends, Nathan Burns joins me to talk about continuing education, the intricacies of racism during the civil war, to mask or not to mask, mindfulness, internet bullies and more! Burns GRFX Email Nathan Wildheart Meditation Online Buddhist Study Info Wildheart Meditation Center Email, Wildheart Meditation Center

Mike and the Big Dog are joined by Nathan Burns, owner of Grand Slam Collectibles and host of the popular Grand Slam After Hours online card breaks!

Sam sits down with former Wisconsin athlete and current Oregon State baseball pitcher Nathan Burns!

Nathan Burns, a pitcher for the Oregon State baseball team hops on the podcast to breakdown exactly what happened when the baseball season was canceled. 

Probably our best show of the season so far. Nathan Burns and Robbie Slater share some incredible stories.Robbie and Adam Peacock have the Aussie striker in studio, who sheds remarkable light from earlier in his career in Greece and on national duty... in North Korea!The Socceroos' latest win is also on the agenda, along with the racism incident in Bulgaria, but first: the latest on Burns' big call on his playing future.Here's more info on this ripper show:-What Nathan Burns is up to (1:00)-Where Burns' potential retirement decision is at (5:00)-Socceroos beat Chinese Taipei 7-1 (6:00)-Socceroos' striker selection decisions (10:00)-The boys' most out-there national team trips (12:00)-When Burns and the Olympic team got stuck in North Korea (12:30)-Robbie's frightening trip to Tehran (17:00)-Burnsy in Bangladesh (18:30)-Racism in Bulgaria (20:00)-Burns' own brush with racist fans (22:00)-When the AEK Athens fans blocked the runway and demanded a player apology (24:00)-What happened after Burnsy's AEK Athens lost 4-0 to Olympiacos (25:00)-What makes great managers (particularly in the A-League) (33:00)-When Robbie got ripped off $500k (40:00)-A look to Round 2 in the A-League (45:00)

Plus, Thomas Szaas, TV Shrinks, and more! David and Rhonda are joined today by David's neighbor, friend, and hiking buddy, Dave Fribush. He has incredible technological skills, and wisdom.  We thank Dave for his support of our podcasts! We open the podcast with a wonderful email from a fan named Sushant who listened to Feeling Good Podcasts for nine hours during a rigorous hike to the "Tiger Monastery" in Bhutan. You can see Sushant and his phone, showing the podcast icon, just in front of the monastery. Rhonda encourages podcast fans from around the world to send photos of yourself listening to the Feeling Good Podcast in additional unusual or exotic locations! Might be fun to see what you send to us!  Here are the questions for today's program: Ann asks: Loved your podcast (on the exposure model, #26)! But I do have a question - I have suffered from panic attacks for years - the past 2 years I've become agoraphobic and don't want to be far away from my house. So, my phobia is now "having panic attacks." Does that mean I just need to go out and have a bunch of panic attacks in public to get over my fear? The thought seems terrifying. Also, I am severely claustrophobic which affects me anytime I feel trapped (elevators, small cars, traffic, tight spaces, etc.) Is there a protocol you used to treat patients with this? Just wanted to suggest perhaps a podcast on this subject, or agoraphobia, as it does affect many people worldwide. Nathan asks: Dear David, Love your podcasts. I am currently preparing a lecture for psychology honors students here at Monash University on assessment of depression and anxiety. In your podcasts you mention that you conducted a "study on the psychiatric inpatient unit at the Stanford Hospital, in which I evaluated how accurate therapists’ perceptions of patients were after an interaction. Student researchers interviewed patients for several hours as part of a research study on psychiatric diagnosis." I was wondering if you could provide me with a reference to this study? I could not find a specific reference in your website and I would like to be able to highlight to student's the results of your research. Richard asks: I listened to your podcast on being worthwhile and found it interesting. You say all people are worthwhile. This may be true but does the whole world think this? If a person is worthwhile but the world thinks they are not worthwhile, isn't this almost as bad as not actually being worthwhile. Don't we have to play by the world’s rules, however bad, instead of our own or the Platonic rules? What do you think? Robert asks: Dear David. I am up to podcast #108. I am heading to India next month for a three-week trek and am going to download the rest onto my phone. Perhaps by the time I get back, I will be up to date! I have never heard you mention Tom Szasz, who, as I am sure you know, was making some of the same observations about the constructs of medicalizing you make back in the 1960s and maybe even in the 50s. In particular, his criticism of the psychiatric industry giving the names of diseases or syndromes to behavioral issues was very consistent with yours. Robert also asks: My other question is an idea for future podcasts and it is...How about critiquing the therapeutic approach we see so often on television and in the movies? For the lay audience, these are probably the source of much of what they know about therapy. And because these therapists are well-known and fictional, it would give you an opportunity to make critiques without having to criticize an actual person. And it could introduce some levity into what can often be quite heavy. Some of the Hollywood therapists people know best are: Judd Hirsch as the shrink in Ordinary People Lorraine Bracco as the shrink in The Sopranos Peter Bogdanovich as the shrink's shrink in The Sopranos Billy Crystal as the shrink in Analyze This! Robin Williams in Good Will Hunting Kelsey Grammer in Frasier I am sure there are many others. These are the ones who quickly came to mind I just found an article about this that might help make the case that what the public sees on TV and in the movies is not really reflective of the therapeutic process or good therapy. Here’s the link: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/therapists-on-the-big-and_b_4263798 Thanks for tuning in! David and Rhonda References for Nathan Burns, D., Westra, H., Trockel, M., & Fisher, A. (2012) Motivation and Changes in Depression. Cognitive Therapy and Research DOI 10.1007/s10608-012-9458-3 Published online 22 April 2012. Hatcher, R. L., Barends, A., Hansell, J. & Gutfreund, M.J. (1995). Patients' and therapists' shared and unique views of the therapeutic alliance: An investigation using confirmatory factory analysis in a nested design. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 63(4), 636 - 643.  

LISTEN TO ANDREW DURANTE TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVEGoals were always going to be a problem for the Wellington Phoenix this season, especially early in the campaign, and so it proved on Saturday night.The Wanderers were good value for their 3-0 win — it perhaps could have been more — as the Phoenix had little of quality in the final third.A second half penalty, unfortunately conceded by milestone man Andrew Durante, sealed the result for the visitors, after they had opened the scoring in the 11th minute with a neatly constructed move.New coach Mark Rudan has built a stronger defensive base, but creating attacking combinations always takes much longer, and the Phoenix have a modest roster.The Phoenix relied on building pressure through frustration in their previous two games, and then exploiting space as the game opened up. But the Wanderers' early goal, and assured display in possession made that difficult.In trying conditions, the home side huffed and puffed, but the only fireworks on display were the early Guy Fawkes celebrations around the Wellington isthmus. The Phoenix couldn't string much together in possession, and only really looked dangerous from set pieces, especially inswinging corners in the blustery conditions. Spanish import Mandi still looks short of match fitness, and fellow midfielders Mitch Nichols and Alex Rufer struggled to impose themselves on the game.It was always going to be a tough assignment; the Wanderers were unbeaten in their last seven games against Wellington (five wins and two draws) and have a roster stacked full of talent.It was Durante's 250th game for the club, and a haka welcomed him and his family onto the pitch. Rudan rolled the dice for the match, with starts for Nichols and Max Burgess for the first time this season.Conditions were awful. The rain, which started as a drizzle, got progressively heavier as the match progressed. It wasn't quite Germany versus Poland in 1974 — the famed 'Water Battle of Frankfurt' — but precise passing was difficult as the ball slowed on the waterlogged surface. Accompanying the rain was the notorious Wellington wind, a savage gale blowing straight up the park.Somewhat surprisingly, the visitors adapted better.Roly Bonevacia, who played 80 games across three seasons across for the Phoenix, initiated the opening goal against his former club. His slide rule pass sliced the Wellington defence wide open, and German import Alex Baumjohann finished the subsequent cross with aplomb in the 11th minute.Baumjohann was a class above. The attacking midfielder has had spells at several Bundesliga clubs — including Schalke 04, Borussia Mönchengladbach and Bayern Munich — and it showed, with his touch and vision standing out.The Sydney team dominated the rest of the half, with their neat passing in the trying conditions, though the Phoenix created half chances for Roy Krishna and Liberato Cacace.Oriol Riera extended the Wanderers lead in the 55th minute from the spot, when a shot struck Durante's elbow as he blocked a shot. It was a 50-50 call, but probably fair enough.Nathan Burns and Sarpreet Singh were summoned for the last half hour, with the Australian heading against a post in injury time, before Jordan O'Doherty profited from a last minute break away.Western Sydney Wanderers 3 (A Baumjohann, O Riera pen, J O'Doherty)Wellington Phoenix 0Halftime: 1-0 

LISTEN TO STEVEN TAYLOR TALK WITH CRAIG CUMMING ABOVEMark Rudan has made his first signing as Wellington Phoenix coach, securing former Premier League defender Steven Taylor.The 32-year old Englishman spent 13 seasons at Newcastle United between 2003/04 and 2015/16, making over 200 appearances, mostly in the Premier League.He was part of the Newcastle side that visited New Zealand and played against the Phoenix in 2014.He has also represented England at under-21 level as well as being called into senior England squads without ever taking the field in a full international.Taylor had a short spell in the MLS with the Portland Timbers and was briefly at Ipswich Town before a move to Peterborough United last July.He appeared 44 times for the League One side in the 2017/18 season, helping them to a ninth-place finish in English football's third tier.Taylor is the 13th player on Rudan's roster for the 2018/19 A-League season which is underway in mid-October.He fills one of the five allowed import spots, with hopes that Fijian-born striker Roy Krishna will soon qualify as a naturalised kiwi."Steven is a significant signing for the football club in what we are trying to create," said Rudan."He brings a huge amount of experience and strong leadership."We expect Steven to be a success on and off the park."Taylor said he was excited by the prospect of playing in New Zealand and Australia."As soon as I was aware of the interest, I knew it was an opportunity that I couldn't pass up," said Taylor."I was here in 2014 as part of the Football United Tour when we played in Dunedin and Wellington and loved the country then."I know that I am joining an exciting project under Mark as well as playing in one of the best leagues in the world in the A-League."Phoenix roster for 2018/19: Nathan Burns, Liberato Cacace, Tom Doyle, Andrew Durante, Louis Fenton, Dylan Fox, Roy Krishna, Ryan Lowry, Adam Parkhouse, Oli Sail, Sarpreet Singh, Keegan Smith, Steven Taylor. 

LISTEN TO STEVEN TAYLOR TALK WITH CRAIG CUMMING ABOVEMark Rudan has made his first signing as Wellington Phoenix coach, securing former Premier League defender Steven Taylor.The 32-year old Englishman spent 13 seasons at Newcastle United between 2003/04 and 2015/16, making over 200 appearances, mostly in the Premier League.He was part of the Newcastle side that visited New Zealand and played against the Phoenix in 2014.He has also represented England at under-21 level as well as being called into senior England squads without ever taking the field in a full international.Taylor had a short spell in the MLS with the Portland Timbers and was briefly at Ipswich Town before a move to Peterborough United last July.He appeared 44 times for the League One side in the 2017/18 season, helping them to a ninth-place finish in English football's third tier.Taylor is the 13th player on Rudan's roster for the 2018/19 A-League season which is underway in mid-October.He fills one of the five allowed import spots, with hopes that Fijian-born striker Roy Krishna will soon qualify as a naturalised kiwi."Steven is a significant signing for the football club in what we are trying to create," said Rudan."He brings a huge amount of experience and strong leadership."We expect Steven to be a success on and off the park."Taylor said he was excited by the prospect of playing in New Zealand and Australia."As soon as I was aware of the interest, I knew it was an opportunity that I couldn't pass up," said Taylor."I was here in 2014 as part of the Football United Tour when we played in Dunedin and Wellington and loved the country then."I know that I am joining an exciting project under Mark as well as playing in one of the best leagues in the world in the A-League."Phoenix roster for 2018/19: Nathan Burns, Liberato Cacace, Tom Doyle, Andrew Durante, Louis Fenton, Dylan Fox, Roy Krishna, Ryan Lowry, Adam Parkhouse, Oli Sail, Sarpreet Singh, Keegan Smith, Steven Taylor. 

Wellington Phoenix striker Nathan Burns talks about his ordinary form since coming back to the club and the lack of intensity at training under the old coach Darije Kalezic.LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW WITH D'ARCY ABOVE 

Wellington Phoenix striker Nathan Burns talks about his ordinary form since coming back to the club and the lack of intensity at training under the old coach Darije Kalezic.LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW WITH D'ARCY ABOVE 

This month we have lots to cover, including the latest school shooting, church/state violations in schools, and a 'religious freedom' challenge to the Lexington Fairness Ordinance.  For Black History Month, we recognise A. Philip Randolph, a famous civil rights activist who was also a freethinker.  Here are the relevant links for topics we discuss. Sessions Has Installed “Religious Freedom” Monitors at U.S. Attorneys’ Offices Freedom from Religion group takes issue with 'blatant praying' at Carter County School The problem is Toxic Masculinity, not Mental Illness Discrimination or religious freedom? Bevin weighs in on gay pride t-shirt lawsuit  

Greg Burns, Michael Jordan, Doneil Freeman, Dan Borkos, Dustin Thompson, Shawn Brown, Nathan Burns and Jacob Burns all chime in to share their thoughts of hogtoberfest weekend. Support the show: Contribute with Paypal! Become a Patron! Affiliates Get a free audiobook! Free Course on Pawpaws Save 10% and get free shipping! With code word Sample! Reboot Your Body! Save $100 off the Profitable Urban Farming Course by Clicking! Or do the payment Plan! Start your own podcast! Download.

Votre référence électro préférée is back en compagnie de Chloé et Maïa ! 1 heure de bonheur pour vous faire groover, danser, bouger i tutti quanti !  Du coup à la semaine prochaine, même jour, même heure, même lourdeur.    L'artiste de la semaine  KLLO - Bolide Le coup de coeur des artistes Fortunes - Energy L'instant anglo (mais aussi un peu franco)  Trinix - No Sleep Purpe Disco Machine - Kraak & Smaak - Alone With You Lura & Ruggiero - Sunset Le morceau nu-disco de la semaine FederFunk - L'impératrice - Your Love For Vanille Fraise  Le morceau old-school de la semaine Elvinci&Co - Outkast - Roses  L'instant franco Oria - Forget It All Karlkaa - Old Man Trouble  Sander W - Make You  Le sample de la semaine Miku - Le Couple La soirée électro de la semaine  Nathan Burns - LFTZ001 - Soirée Lofthanza

This month’s special guest is Nathan Burns, who tells how he went from being a deacon in a black Baptist church to being an atheist.  Also, we discuss Bill Maher’s recent interview about atheists with President Barack Obama, the ‘Bible Literacy Bill’ currently being considered by the Kentucky legislator, and the lawsuit against Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis to recuperate lawyer fees.    Links to the upcoming events mentioned in today’s podcast: Louisville Atheists & Freethinkers Monday, November 14: Jeff Wise: Former Baptist Minister on “Poetic Naturalism” Jeff Wise is a former Baptist Minister. He will discuss “Poetic Naturalism” — Sean Carroll’s conceptual framework for understanding the universe and our place in it. Monday, December 19:Tom Flynn, Executive Director of the Council for Secular Humanism: THE DEMOGRAPHY OF UNBELIEF Reasonable Living every Sunday at 10AM Something’s Brewing every Wednesday at 730PM Humanist Forum of Central KY (Lexington) Thank God The Election is Finally Here Heathen Hall in Lexington, Kentucky David Middleton is going. Tue Nov 8 at 7 Atheist Encounter ? Every Monday at 7 Louisville Families Beyond Belief  Saturday, November 19, 2016: Little Babies (0-2 years) Playdate  Tri-state Freethinkers Wed Dec 7 at 7PM Identifying Church/State Violations & The ACLU Wed Nov 9 Dinner & a Movie: Dr Strange   Owensboro Area Humanists (You will need to join their group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/owensboro.area.humanists/ in order to view the event links.) Nov 12 12PM OAH Faith Fest Day #2 For the second year in a row, the Owensboro Area Humanists will be represented at the Faith Fest hosted by the Universalist Unitarian Congregation of Owensboro. Sunday Dec 4 OAH December Volunteering at the Daniel Pitino Shelter Saniel Pitino Shelter Inc in Owensboro, Kentucky Bowling Green Freethinkers Thursday Dec 1 Secular Strike-Out Southern Lanes in Bowling Green, Kentucky

Is the Shure SM58 a good podcasting mic? Where can you learn the basics of audio editing? Plus, we are joined by Bobby and Nathan Burns!

If there was ever an episode that you didn't want your mom to hear, this is it.  Hilarious guests and we enjoyed every second of it! We welcome Nathan Burns, Ryan Widding, JC and Mya on the show and it gets funny!

The best interviews from Radio New Zealand Sport for the week ending Friday 4th July. This week, the vexed issue of fixing in cricket - the aftermath of the Lou Vincent life ban, and why the Cricket Players' Association don't believe the ban will help. Plus: Super Rugby hits squeaky bum time as the playoffs loom large. We talk to a Breakers legend about why he's come out of retirement for the National Basketball League finals, we meet the new Wellington Phoenix striker Nathan Burns, and we talk the likely demise of the historic Italian Grand Prix with former Formula One driver Chris Amon.

The best interviews from Radio New Zealand Sport for the week ending Friday 4th July. This week, the vexed issue of fixing in cricket - the aftermath of the Lou Vincent life ban, and why the Cricket Players' Association don't believe the ban will help. Plus: Super Rugby hits squeaky bum time as the playoffs loom large. We talk to a Breakers legend about why he's come out of retirement for the National Basketball League finals, we meet the new Wellington Phoenix striker Nathan Burns, and we talk the likely demise of the historic Italian Grand Prix with former Formula One driver Chris Amon.

Nathan Burns, from the band Cadence and Nathan, returns to the podcast!  We hear some great music and Nathan makes a case as to why he should be Jamies replacement.   Also we answer some listener questions and discuss what you should do with old porn.