Podcasts about nesson

"Gratitude is like a light. It can change a room, an interaction, or an everyday situation." Grateful to Oracle Netsuite's Carly Nesson for joining us on this show! 

This week, Amber covers the murders of Lori Nesson and Karen Adams. On September 28, 1974 the body of a young woman was found in a ditch alongside a road Reynoldsburg, Ohio. She was left naked in and her clothes were later found scattered along the road for several miles. The young woman was positively identified as 15 year old High School Sophomore, Lori Nesson. Lori's death was not initially classified as a homicide. Instead, the coroner described it as "death by asphyxiation from an unknown means.". It took over 30 years and another young woman before a proper homicide investigation was done. Amber pulled her sources from:On The Case with Paula Zahn, Season 24, Episode 2, “Hauntingly Familiar”www.thecinemaholic.com “Lori Nesson Murder, » by Kriti Mehrotra, 2-27-2022www.mamamia.com by, Helen Vnuk, 8-13-2021Then Naomi tells us the strange and tragic story of the death of 14 year old Noah Donohoe, the details of which leave us all with nothing but questions. Naomi pulled her source from: True Crime Garage, Episode 458: Noah Donohoe Vice.com www.BBC.com - various articles Amber was drinking Los Andes, a 2022 cabernet sauvignon from Argentina. To sign up for Buzzsprout and to support the show, follow the link below:https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1303834 

Dr. Rhee Rosenman-Nesson is an audiologist and the Founder and Director of the audiology department of the Hearing Doctors of New Jersey. The organization provides a personalized approach to hearing by using the latest hearing health technology techniques. She has been in the healthcare field for two decades serving at locations such as the Kubick & Kubick Hearing Aid Center and the Dunshaw Audiology and Hearing Aid Center. In this episode… Hearing treatment is a complex and lifelong journey. For audiologists, the key is to keep patients coming back and improve their quality of life. It's crucial to take care of them from their first consultation to their routine checkups. Accomplishing this while maintaining an honest living can be difficult for audiologists. Fortunately, some doctors are able to maintain this balance. Dr. Rhee Rosenman-Nesson recently founded the Hearing Doctors of New Jersey. Her practice is equally focused on the treatment, the technology, and the service behind helping those with hearing loss. She has learned a lot across her two decades in audiology, and now, she shares some of her insights with you. Dr. Mark Syms speaks with Dr. Rhee Rosenman-Nesson, the Founder and Doctor of Audiology at the Hearing Doctors of New Jersey, to touch on what it means to run your own practice. They talk about Dr. Nesson's inspiration and her approach to hearing treatment. The two go on to discuss real ear verification, charging for your time, consultations, and more. Hear it for yourself on this episode of the ListenUp! Podcast!

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Hector Martinez kives in Seattle, WA. Currently filling the “all things media” role at his church in the north end of the city. He loves all things media and believes that music is a love language and spotify playlists are an art. He also cohosts the Pocket Pulpit podcast in an effort to explore social media ministry. Twitter and IG: @seatexhexMegan Nesson lives in East Tennessee with her husband and 3 boys. She helps her husband manage the family ranch operations across 3 states, plus farming the family farm in Illinois. She has 2 MAs from Wheaton College--Theology & Biblical Exegesis--and her goal is to make the “meat & potatoes”  of Scripture accessible to all(Hebrews 5:12-6:3).On IG & Twitter @megannessonAre you disentangling your faith from the culture around you? The greatest tool in that journey for me was the Bible itself. You've probably noticed that here on the show we love the Bible, and we take it seriously - but not always literally, and that means that meaning can get a little complicated. But you don't have to let that overwhelm you. I've put together the Big Picture Toolkit to help you understand how all of Scripture fits together in one incredible story, learn some new questions to ask to get at meaning without getting overwhelmed, and see new connections between Old and New Testaments with a special Bible Reading Plan. If you're ready to get back to basics of your faith, the Bible is a great place to start, and the Big Picture Bible Toolkit can help. Grab yours today free at kateboyd.co/bible.

Lori Nesson was only 15-years-old when she was murdered in 1974 in Columbus, Ohio. Her remained unsolved for 45+ years until a tip and DNA led to a break. Columbus native Nic, host of the True Crime Garage Podcast helps me breakdown this case from his part of the state. We look at a number of cases these perp's may have been involved with. SOURCES:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcvqquxp1Tkhttps://www.dispatch.com/article/20110916/news/309169702https://patch.com/ohio/across-oh/cold-case-murder-teen-girl-solved-ohio-after-45-yearshttps://www.dispatch.com/story/news/2021/03/03/investigators-solve-1974-murder-15-year-old-reynoldsburg/6907477002/https://medium.com/the-true-crime-edition/cold-cases-from-the-70s-finally-linked-by-dna-d8c9460c7266https://www.13abc.com/2021/03/03/dna-evidence-public-tip-solves-decades-old-ohio-murder/https://www.dispatch.com/article/20110913/news/309139714

Sermon from July 24, 2021

This is the first match up in the War of the Words Sweet 16 Bracket!  The theme was "Better Together" and the sound cue was a crunch. The Send Off by Nicole Nesson Directed by Renata Smith Voice Actors: Steve Brown, Brit Garcia and Skyler Wuolle   v.   Broken Together by Dan Potter Directed by Christine Weems Voice Actors: Jonathan Moonen, Adina Owen and Sarah Willett

In September of 1974, Lori Nesson attended a football game at her Columbus, Ohio high school, then went to a few parties with celebrating students. She was found dead the next day. For decades, authorities weren't certain if her death was accidental or murder - until a Columbus TV viewer watched a cold case program and solved the mystery. www.ohiomysteries.com feedback@ohiomysteries.com www.patreon.com/ohiomysteries www.twitter.com/mysteriesohio www.facebook.com/ohiomysteries Music: Wild Ride, by Cory Breth. Find more at https://www.corybrethofficial.com Additional music: Audionautix by The Great Unknown. The Great Phospher by Daniel Birch.               

Filmmaker Sara Nesson knows something about succeeding in a man’s world. Her recent documentary Women Who Score covers 20 female composers in changing Hollywood. Her documentary Poster Girl about the first female gunner in the Iraq war, garnered her Oscar and Emmy nominations. Her quest to bring the story to the screen as a narrative feature continues to be a roller-coaster. We’ll talk about representation and what it means to be a woman who persists.Watch Sara's new music video and get more info on all her work. Watch Sara's documentary on Combat Paper: Iraq Paper Scissorsand her documentary Poster Girland her documentary for Women Who ScoreWe talk about programs for writers including Virtual Pitch Fest and International Screenwriting AssociationWe also talk about the film We Live in Public, my short film Washed Away, and my upcoming short documentary Arrow: The Stolen Life of an American Heritage Mustang. We reference previous Hearthside Salon episodes with writer Meg Gifford and composer Jeff Rona. As always, information on our upcoming screenwriting workshops and coaching are here.

Hello new subscribers!  Yes you, I am talking to you. The one who subscribed my podcast this past weekend, thank you for subscribing and welcome to my podcast!    In this episode I talk about my time featuring at the Sacramento Punchline with Robert Omoto Hosting and Thomas Dale Headlining.  I also talk about how turning 38 isn't that bad compared to turning 98. Although, World War II Veteran Tom Rice has shown me that being in your 90's is amazing. He recently jumped out of a plane for the 75th anniversary of D-Day.  ###SPOILER ALERT### Liam Neeson impression pops up in this episode.   And finally, I talk about what every father needs to do on Father's Day.  Listen and enjoy!    Don't forget to email me at mmipodcast19@gmail.com   Mark your calendars for August 24th! Click here for tickets---> Top Dog Comedy                                  www.mikebetancourt.com   

This week's theme is revenge. I just relieved that. In this episode we review The Punisher (1989) with the best punisher ever Dolph Lundgren, Cold Pursuit (2019) with Liam Nesson taking on drug lords and snow, and lastly 8 Mile (2002) where Eminem fights his stage fright. Find out what makes the perfect quick question and what color velociraptor would we want.  Enjoy! bmoviesbeyond.com

Hoory! It's the Day after Valentine's!    I can now go to a restaurant and now worry if it's going to be packed or not. I don't have to hear every guy in the restaurant say the exact same thing to their significant other. " I love you" " I love you too"  They sound like a robot. Here's something creative for Valentine's Day... Don't celebrate it and love everyone... everyday!    Don't forget to email me at mmipodcast19@gmail.com                                   Or follow me here                        Facebook@MikeBComedy                        Instagram @MikeBcomedy                               MikeBetancourt.com 

Today on the Grow Show Kyle Kushman is joined by Charles Nesson, Weld Professor of Law at Harvard Law School. Charles Nesson attended Harvard College studying mathematics during his undergraduate program. He was initially regected from Harvard Law school, but after improving his grades, he took on law school, earning near perfect grades graduating summa cum laude. Charles Nesson is currently leading a project to "reify university as a meta player in cyberspace", to advance restorative justice in Jamaica. He also plans to legitimize and teach poker and the value of strategic poker thinking. During the academic year, he teaches courses in Evidence and the American Jury. He has represented the founder of NORML and the publisher of High Times Magazine.

In this/last weeks later than planned epsiode of Dude and a Monkey we chat the third installment of the Taken franchise and we start our Ian and Marc Drag Werner Herzog Over a Mountain marathon with Aguirre, The Wrath of God. We also add the usual tangents, tariler and other bits! As always feedback is much welcome, as are itunes reviews! dudeandamonkey@gmail.com @ianloring @dudefozz @dudeandamonkey Itunes reviews greatly recieved

In this episode of Leftovers Adam, Evan and Cory celebrate Neeson Season and go over the up coming fall movies.