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The podcast hosts of summer a back! This time around ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Slim⁠⁠, Mia, and Mitchell discuss the upcoming SUMMER slate of movies and why you might need to add them to your own watchlists including MaXXXine, Kinds of Kindness, Furiousa: A Mad Max Saga, and Longlegs just to name a few*.* They also look ahead outside the most popular movies and shuffle their watchlists just like old times. ⁠⁠⁠⁠Weekend Watchlist – Updated Weekly list⁠⁠⁠⁠ > movies mentioned in this episode. Chapters: Opening credits + The Fall Guy (00:00:00) Summer 2024 preview Top 10 through 3 (00:05:43) Summer 2024 preview Top 3 (00:30:55) Our summer watchlists (00:39:02) Watchlists shuffles (00:49:15) Credits: Recorded in Philadelphia PA, Newark DE and Los Angeles CA. Edited by Slim. Theme music: ‘⁠IZON' by Trent Walton. Production manager: Sophie Shin. The Letterboxd Show is a TAPEDECK production. Lists & Links: David on Tombstone; Tripp on La Belle Noiseuse; Mason on Critters

We are so temporarily back. This time around ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Slim⁠⁠, Mia, and Mitchell discuss the upcoming slate of movies and why you might need to add them to your own watchlists including Challengers, Nosferatu, Dune: Part Two, and also tease new podcast plans. They also look ahead outside the most popular movies and shuffle their watchlists just like old times. ⁠⁠⁠⁠Weekend Watchlist – Updated Weekly list⁠⁠⁠⁠ > movies mentioned in this episode. Chapters: Opening credits (00:00:00) 2024 preview Top 10 through 6 (00:02:09) 2024 preview Top 5 through 1 (00:20:03) Watchlists shuffles (00:39:02) Watchlist check-in (00:52:04) Closing credits (00:57:48) Credits: Recorded in Philadelphia PA, Newark DE and Los Angeles CA. Edited by Slim. Theme music: ‘⁠IZON' by Trent Walton. Production manager: Sophie Shin. The Letterboxd Show is a TAPEDECK production. Lists & Links: Paul Oyama's The Bikeriders review; Jeff Zhang's Hit Man review; Zac's Love Actually review, Dare's Cop Land review, lorddnewton's Wonka review

I'm originally from Ohio, and lived there for 12 years. Grew up Catholic (I'm a recovering Catholic now) and played every sport known to man when I was a little kid. Became a Steelers fan back then. Steel Curtain and all that. Got in a lot of trouble in school too. (No surprise to those of you that know me). At 12, we moved to a little 'burb outside Philadelphia where I was one of three gentiles in the entire town. I had an entire drawer of Yamikas. That was great...they were warm on my head and velour. In between 10th and 11th grade my parents decided it would be a great idea to move down to a little redneck town in Florida called Spring Hill, which I hated for every second I was down there. (Well, except for you Renee...you rocked.) In fact, I think my bags were packed on stage as I accepted my high school diploma. I bolted back to Philly and had stops in Newark DE, Long Beach Island NJ, and Palm Beach FL, where I graduated from music school. I then finished up undergrad at Temple University in Philly and studied communication, and this new thing called the "Internet". (It was 1994). I became a web designer, and worked that field for 15 years. I still do design and development, but only if you hold a gun to my head. In 1997 I moved to Boulder Colorado, and have lived there and in Denver for almost 13 years, until 2012 when I moved to San Diego. After a few brief stints working for other people, I found myself to be truly unemployable around 2005, and have been on the entrepreneurial track ever since. From 2004-2008, my parents would fall ill, and basically "level" me in all aspects of my life. Emotionally, financially, etc...They both passed away in 2007, just 7 months apart. I tried to "muddle" through 2008, and didn't have much success. But I decided to take actual time to mourn, so in 2009, thanks to my wonderful friend Melanie, I went to Europe to spread their ashes everywhere I could. You see, I had a "dream" as an adult to surprise my parents with a trip to Europe, so this was my best substitution. So, I got a little Italian Parmesan Cheese shaker, and I ventured off into the wild blue yonder. And they are *everywhere*. In the Sistene Chapel, the Beaches of Normandy, Notre Dame...you name it, they're there. I arrived back in the States, healed, broke, and happier than I'd been in years. But I knew that I no longer wanted to trade a dollar for an hour, so I went looking for something else. That's when network marketing and internet marketing found me. It's been 4 years since I found that world, and the transformation it's made in my life has been nothing but profound. I've met amazing people in the network marketing, internet marketing, life coaching, and entrepreneurship world. Every single day I learn from them and they impact me. In August 2013, I started a Podcast called The Solopreneur Hour - Job Security for the Unemployable. It's aim is to show the other unemployable people of the world the correct path to business success on their own terms. It's been an amazing ride. I'd love if you'd have a listen: http://solohour.com

We are so temporarily back. This time around ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Slim⁠⁠, Mia, and Mitchell discuss the upcoming Fall slate of movies and why you might need to add them to your own watchlists including Killers of the Flower Moon, Poor Things, The Killer and much more. They also look back on their favorites of the year so far and shuffle their watchlists just like old times. ⁠⁠⁠⁠Weekend Watchlist – Updated Weekly list⁠⁠⁠⁠ > movies mentioned in this episode. Chapters: Opening credits (00:00:00) Fall Season preview (00:03:52) Faves of the year so far (00:47:09) Watchlist check-in (00:52:04) Credits: Recorded in Philadelphia PA, Newark DE and Los Angeles CA. Edited by Slim. Theme music: ‘⁠IZON' by Trent Walton. Production manager: Sophie Shin. The Letterboxd Show is a TAPEDECK production. Letterboxd reviews and links mentioned: Brian's chat with Martin Scorsese Josiah Morgan's May December review Steph Green's Poor Things review Robert Daniels' The Burial review Serena's The Killer review Pate Duncan All of Us Strangers review Becky Rice's Thirst review Iana and Marya's Watching the Detectives review

Hey Joe, what do ya know? Film critic Robert Daniels (New York Times, LA Times, RogerEbert.com, etc.) is here to chat with Slim and Mitchell about his four favorites: Killer of Sheep, If Beale Street Could Talk, A.I. Artificial Intelligence and Bamboozled. If you think that sounds like a Mount Rushmore of titles, you'd be exactly right! Strap in as Robert takes us on an incredibly insightful tour through the complicated themes and explosive emotions of these gems. Topics include: what it means to be human, blackface through Hollywood's history, the adaptability that comes with being Black in America, the glimmer of hope that must be held for the next generation, a call for The Underground Railroad to get more attention and why “masterpiece” doesn't always mean “perfect”. Chapters: Opening credits (00:00:00) Killer of Sheep (00:07:44) If Beale Street Could talk (00:19:41) A.I.: Artificial Intelligence (00:35:46) Bamboozled (00:52:52) Stats talk (01:10:08) Closing credits (01:13:29) Credits: Recorded in Newark DE, Philadelphia PA and Chicago IL. Edited by Slim. Theme music: “Vampiros Danceoteque” by Moniker. Editorial producer: Brian Formo. Production manager: Sophie Shin. The Letterboxd Show is a TAPEDECK production. Lists & Links: List of movies mentioned Robert's Letterboxd profile Robert's Sight & Sound 2022 ballot; Robert's Criterion essay on Beasts of No Nation; Robert's IndieWire interview with Charles Burnett on My Brother's Wedding; Robert's interview with Barry Jenkins for Medicine for Melancholy; Robert's interview with Barry Jenkins for The Underground Railroad; Robert's Polygon essay on Brian Tyree Henry's big scene in If Beale Street Could Talk; Robert's ranking of Spike Lee movies for Okayplayer; Robert's essay on Bamboozled for The Playlist Lists mentioned: Films that took an already amazing and well-known song and made it better by adding a cinematic moment to it that you are always reminded of when you hear the song by Starboy Reviews mentioned: Graham Williamson's Killer of Sheep review Kambole Campbell's Bamboozled review

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It's Twihard season on The Letterboxd Show! We're traveling all the way to Forks, Washington to bring on extraordinary Letterboxd member and House of Cinema podcast co-host Claira Curtis, who takes us through their four favorites: The Twilight Saga: New Moon, Eve's Bayou, Howl's Moving Castle and Honeymoon. Topics include: the Robert Pattinson masturbating cinematic universe, male protagonists Claira can beat up in a fight, the New Moon breakup montage, the DILF canon, Roger Ebert naming Eve's Bayou the best film of 1997, talking about periods, Miyazaki the antiwar king, gender is everywhere, redhead discrimination and Mia brings back #HoleHorror. Chapters: Opening credits (00:00:00) The Twilight Saga: New Moon (00:05:05) Eve's Bayou (00:22:29) Howl's Moving Castle (00:40:20) Honeymoon (00:48:24) Closing credits (01:05:20) Credits: Recorded in Newark DE, Los Angeles CA and Seattle WA. Edited by Slim. Theme music: “Vampiros Danceoteque” by Moniker. Editorial producer: Brian Formo. Production manager: Sophie Shin. The Letterboxd Show is a TAPEDECK production. Lists & Links: House of Cinema Podcast List of movies mentioned “Good For Her” Cinematic Universe, Movies Where There Are No Men, This is my meal. I call this Girl Dinner, The Robert Pattinson Masturbating Cinematic Universe, Male Protagonists that I Could Easily Beat Up in a Fight, My Dad Would Have Loved That, Let's Talk About Periods! by claira curtis 100 Most Obsessively Rewatched Love Stories by Letterboxd The Dilf Canon by Heather Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon: First Periods on Film by Vanina whatever the trans guy version of chick flicks is by charlie Mumblegore by Blake Reviews mentioned: sree & my vi's New Moon reviews Brian Sweeney & claira's Eve's Bayou review Holli's Howl's Moving Castle review Charlie Nash's Honeymoon review

Ahoy sexies! Self-described “writer person” Kyle Turner joins Mitchell and Mia to discuss his new book, The Queer Film Guide: 100 Great Movies That Tell LGBTQIA+ Stories, available now online and in bookstores. We take a deep dive into Kyle's chronicling of over a century in queer film, while also exploring his four favorites: Cruising, Clue, Frances Ha and Spa Night. Topics include: Gregg Araki's unique autograph style, sleeveless shirts are gay rights, Al Pacino dancing in an S&M bar, loving our problematic faves, Clue's alternate ending gamble, be gay do communism, “MY WIFE”, the delightful messiness, fluidity and evolution of queer representation, Greta Gerwig is White Mother, the beauty in naïveté and the miracle that is The Christmas List. Chapters: Opening credits (00:00:00) Cruising (00:05:45) Clue (00:25:54) The Queer Film Guide (00:34:47) Frances Ha (00:46:41) Spa Night (00:58:08) Closing credits (01:10:41) Credits: Recorded in Newark DE, Los Angeles CA and Brooklyn NY. Edited by Slim. Theme music: “Vampiros Danceoteque” by Moniker. Editorial producer: Brian Formo. Production manager: Sophie Shin. The Letterboxd Show and Weekend Watchlist are TAPEDECK productions. Lists & Links: List of movies mentioned The Queer Film Guide: 100 Great Movies That Tell LGBTQIA+ Stories The Queer Film Guide Letterboxd list The Queer Film Guide: Director's Cut by Kyle Turner An actor gets the chance to say “MY WIFE” and really makes a meal of it by Angela Ferraguto Reviews mentioned: feat. dante from the dmc series & Persia's Clue reviews nabeel's Frances Ha review Darryl James's Spa Night review

Sam Malone took a trip to Newark, DE to visit his cousins at their new restaurant, Smok'd BBQ. And of course you know we had to taste the food and give you the review! Barstool talk from the biggest sipper in Philly with some of the most innovate people in the world, Sammie is the one to sit and sip wit if you wanna enjoy conversation. 00:00 TRAILERS 00:15 INTROS 01:30 LEAVING EDUCATION FOR A NEW CAREER PATH 04:00 CREATING SMOK'D BBQ 15:00 SURPRISE FOOD CRITIC 20:30 COLLEGE WITH THE COUSIN 21:30 SHOUT OUT GRETCHEN EMERY BAND 30:00 RIP JOHN RICE 40:00 SNEAKER GAME 50:00 OUR EDUCATION LEADERS NEED TO DO MORE 1:02:15 THE TASTE TEST 1:12:00 OUTROS #sippinwitsammie #letstalkaboutit #iswear #bestbbq #foodvlog #blackownedbrand #blackfoodies --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sippinwitsammie/support

You don't get to over 125,000 Letterboxd followers without making a few enemies… unless you're David Ehrlich! IndieWire's chief film critic joins Slim and Mitchell to discuss mortality across existential masterpieces and Apatow-produced rom-coms. As we make our way through his four favorite films (Ikiru, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters, Titanic) we hit a range of topics including: the pressure of David's yearly video countdowns, how the canon has changed in “the age of Letterboxd”, stealing your mom's credit card to buy movies, finding meaning in small and invisible acts, Forgetting Sarah Marshall's controversial marketing campaign and how it's more quotable than Casablanca, Paul Schrader's hot dog stains, Mishima as “the most Schrader” movie, David's alleged personal connection to Titanic and the meditative quality of the DVD menu. PLUS: Find out which of David's children is his favorite! Chapters: Opening credits (00:00:00) Ikiru (00:07:07) Forgetting Sarah Marshall (00:17:10) Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (00:27:47) Titanic (00:45:00) Cannes 2023 talk (00:55:50) Closing credits (00:59:58) Credits: Recorded in Newark DE, Philadelphia PA and Brooklyn NY. Edited by Slim. Theme music: “Vampiros Danceoteque” by Moniker. Editorial producer: Brian Formo. Production manager: Sophie Shin. The Letterboxd Show and Weekend Watchlist are TAPEDECK productions. Lists & Links: List of movies mentioned IndieWire's Greatest Romantic Comedies of All-time “Most Fans Per Viewer” Letterboxd list “The Masculine Urge To Ruin Your Own Life” by Janice Reviews mentioned: George Carmi & Chris's Ikiru reviews Jake Cole & Joe's Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters reviews Wood's Titanic review

Actor and director Emilio Estevez joins Gemma and Mitchell to talk through his four favorite films (Apocalypse Now, Shawshank Redemption, No Country for Old Men and Pulp Fiction), respond to thirsty Letterboxd reviews about The Breakfast Club, and answer many of our burning questions. Like: what was Emilio like at sixteen? Why is he uncredited in Mission: Impossible? Is his favorite movie hair the Young Guns sideburns or the Stakeout pornstache? What was it like riding around with Harry Dean Stanton in Repo Man? What is wrong with Freejack? What's the movie he missed a flight so he could keep watching? And why is The Way—the film he wrote and directed starring his own dad Martin Sheen as a bereaved father walking the Camino—back in cinemas for one day only, May 16, 2023? Chapters: Opening credits (00:00:00) Apocalypse Now (00:04:43) The Way (00:17:41) Shawshank Redemption (00:28:56) The Way (00:37:14) No Country For Old Men/Pulp Fiction (00:45:33) Closing credits (00:50:50) Credits: Recorded in Newark DE, Cincinnati OH and Auckland NZ. Edited by Slim. Theme music: “Vampiros Danceoteque” by Moniker. Editorial producer: Brian Formo. Production manager: Sophie Shin. The Letterboxd Show and Weekend Watchlist are TAPEDECK productions. Links: List of movies mentioned Reviews mentioned: Cody Cannon's The Breakfast Club review lexieluvsdb's The Way review The Big Large's Young Guns review Thotty without Organs's Repo Man review Michael Vazquez's The Public review TorinM's The Way review Lists mentioned: "I'm 16 and this is the greatest movie ever made" by coffee "My comfort movies" by Mitchell Beaupre

INTERVIEWS IN THIS EDITION: Studio Guest: Linda Fetters PhD, PT, FAPTA University of Southern California, Los Angeles, Pediatric Physical Therapy Editor in Chief Dr. Fetters adds her comments about clinical implications of the new data and insights discussed by authors interviewed in the podcast. Author Interviews: 1. Jamie B Hall PT, DPT, PhD, PCS, Assistant Teaching Professor, Department of Physical Therapy, University of Missouri, Columbia MO, USA “Caregiver Perceptions of an Interdisciplinary Intensive Therapy Program: A Qualitative Study” Caregivers are at the center of a study using interdisciplinary intensive therapy for children with cerebral palsy and other neurodevelopmental impairments. 2: Roberto M. Benzo PhD, Assistant Professor, Ohio State University College of Medicine, Columbus OH, USA, formerly: Department of Psychology, University of Miami FL, USA. “Physical Fitness Among Adolescents who are Hispanic with Overweight or Obesity” New research on physical fitness in overweight and obese young people shows that it can—and should—be accurately monitored in adolescence to help spot those at risk. The study looked at 280 youngsters who were Hispanic with overweight or obesity. 3: Bethany M. Sloane PT, DPT, Pediatric Physical Therapist, Oregon Health and Science University, Portland OR, USA “Modified Ride-on Car Intervention for Children With Profound Intellectual and Multiple Disabilities: A Case Series” A research study looked at using power mobility devices to help children with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities achieve independent mobility. 4: Julie Orlando DPT, Biomechanics & Movement Science Program, University of Delaware, Newark DE, USA “Development and Initial Evaluation of a Soft Ankle Support for Children With Ankle Impairments” A soft ankle support for children with ankle impairments has been trialed to provide a comfortable and attractive alternative to conventional ankle-foot orthoses. 5. Marisa Birkmeier PT, DPT, DHSc, Assistant Professor, Director of Clinical Education, George Washington University, Washington, DC “Excellence in Pediatric Physical Therapy Education: Recommendations and Action Items” An assessment of the current guideline recommendations for the pursuit of excellence in education for pediatric physical therapy students.

It's National Kite Day so.... yeah, "Things That Fly" is the category haha. Melissa from Newark DE competes for a $150 Fogo de Chão gift card and a pair of tickets to see To Kill A Mockingbird at the Academy of Music. 

Welcome to The Successful Contractor Podcast, Powered by Success Group International (SGI).  A show for residential contractors about residential contractors…  We chronicle business journeys, share insights, and celebrate successes in this wonderful industry.  Thank you to our sponsors: Redesign.co - As an SGI member, you can receive a 100% fully optimized website that's hosted for free!  Have a website you like already?  Redesign.co can dramatically boost your presence on Google free for 90 days.  Redesign.co also a full-service digital marketing agency that can assist you with all your online needs, including PPC.  Call 208.261.9898 or visit sgileads.com for more information—including, see how you can get a free consultation of your current website! Company Cam –Are communication issues holding your business back? CompanyCam is a photo documentation app designed for contractors, by contractors. It's flexible, customizable, and feature-rich—there's a solution for every gap in your process. Take unlimited photos and videos stored in the cloud, share custom reports, create before & afters, and keep everyone on the same page—from in the office on a computer, or on a job site on your phone. Set your business up for growth with clear organization and simple documentation.  Do your business a favor and get started with CompanyCam today at companycam.com/sgi or in the App Store.  NAVAC. NAVAC is a global manufacturer has dedicated over 25 years to the manufacturer of vacuum pumps, recovery solutions and HVAC tools. NAVAC draws upon its commitment to technical innovation, customer service and R&D investment to develop tools that deliver efficiency, accuracy and ease of use in the real world. Visit www.navacglobal.com for more information. Professional Plumbing Group. How many hours in a day do your plumbers waste because you do not have the right part for the job? This problem leads to additional issues and reduced productivity, poor customer satisfaction, and increases your cost per job. Professional Plumbing Group (PPG) can help you solve all those issues and more! We have everything you need to help your business grow and become more profitable by allowing you to focus on plumbing not inventory management, product selection and so much more. Go to authorizedplumberprogram.com for more information. The Successful Contractor Podcast is a part of the Success Group International family.  SGI is the largest, member-owned ‘best practices' organization for independent, residential-services contractors. SGI provides its members a competitive edge through proven, proprietary management tools and expertise, marketing programs, training, and group buying power, along with a highly active and eager-to-help membership. For more information about Success Group International, visit www.yoursgi.com.

Creator: Pediatric Physical Therapy Volume 34 Issue 2Duration: 56:10secs INTERVIEWS IN THIS EDITION: Ketaki Inamdar MPT, Department of Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation and Movement Science Program, Motor Development Lab, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA. Effect of Contingency Paradigm–Based Interventions on Developmental Outcomes in Young Infants: A Systematic Review The purpose of this systematic review was to identify controlled trials evaluating the efficacy of contingency paradigm-based interventions to improve feeding, motor, or cognitive outcomes during the first year of life. QUOTE: “There are these really interesting, low cost and practical interventions out there” CO-AUTHORS: Sonia Khurana and Stacey C. Dusing          Mary E. Gannotti, PT PhD, Professor, Dept of Rehabilitation Services, University of Hartford, W Hartford, CT, Research Scientist, Shriners Hospital, Springfield, MA Characteristics of Interventions to Improve Bone Health in Children with Cerebral Palsy: A Systematic Review A systematic review evaluated exercise parameters and ages that produced the most improvement in bone among individuals with cerebral palsy ages 3 to 21 years.  QUOTE: Let’s not under-estimate the importance of the skeleton” CO-AUTHORS: Brianna Liquori, Deborah E. Thorpe and Robyn K. Fuchs Laura K Bess PT DPT PCS, Physical Therapist, Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, St Petersburg, Florida Prevalence of Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease in Infants With Congenital Muscular Torticollis: A Prospective Cohort Study The purpose of this study is to prospectively determine the prevalence of gastroesophageal reflux disease in infants with congenital muscular torticollis and to compare the demographic and clinical characteristics between infants with and without gastroesophageal reflux disease. QUOTE: ”Do we need to treat the GERD early?” CO-AUTHORS: Jessica Costa, Anh Thy H. Nguygen, Ernest Amankwah and Michael J. Wilsey Marietta van der Linden PhD, Centre for Health, Activity and Rehabilitation Research, Queen Margaret University Edinburgh, Scotland Leisure Time Physical Activity in Children and Young People With Cerebral Palsy: a Population-Based Study This study describes leisure time physical activity for children and young people with cerebral palsy and identifies barriers and facilitators to participation. QUOTE: ”These people who were not able to walk can actually run around the track” CO-AUTHORS: Sarah J. Wordie, Bethany K. Dufton , Kavi C. Jagadamma, Cathleen Hunter, Thomas H. Mercer, Mark S. Gaston and James E. Robb Sara K Arena PT DSc PT, Associate Professor, Physical Therapy Program, School of Health Sciences, Oakland University, Rochester, Michigan Doctor of Physical Therapy Students’ Perceptions of Engagement in Service Learning With Scouts: A Descriptive Study This study describes Doctor of Physical Therapy Students’ perceptions following their engagement in a health promotion and wellness service-learning event with adolescent boy scouts. QUOTE: ”Service learning experiences are a wonderful way to engage our students” CO-AUTHORS: Samantha, Austin Lewis and Erica Matero Anjana Bhat, MS, PT, PhD, Dept of Physical Therapy, University of Delaware, Newark DE Using Telehealth to Conduct Family-Centered Movement Intervention Research in Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder During the COVID-19 Pandemic This describes a home-based, telehealth format for intervention delivery to support children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families. QUOTE: “We shouldn’t think that face-to-face interventions are the only way to do things” CO-AUTHORS: Corina Cleffi, Wan-Chun Su, Sudha Srinivasan Natasha Benn MPT BSc, School of Physical Therapy, Western University, London ON, Canada Chronicling Research and Practice Evolution in Pediatric Physical Therapy This article describes the research and practice trends in the journal, Pediatric Physical Therapy, as a proxy for the field. QUOTE: “We saw—very much—an increase in active based therapies, also an increase in the rigor of the scientific studies”  CO-AUTHORS: Elizabeth Birchard, Evelyn Korompai, Maryam Davari, Vaidehi Patel and Laura K Brunton Marina Ferre-Fernández PT, OT, PhD, Facultad de Ciencias de Salud, Universidad Católica de Murcia, Murcia, Spain Intra- and Interrater Reliability of the Spanish Version of the Gross Motor Function Measure This study assesses intra- and inter-rater reliability of the Spanish version of the 88-item Gross Motor Function Measure and its correlation to age and severity of children with cerebral palsy. QUOTE: “Before using an outcome measure in a different country from which it is developed:  perform a cross-cultural adaptation study.” CO-AUTHORS: M Antonia Murcia-González and José Ríos-Díaz

(episode also on my youtube channel, like and subscribe lololol! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn_xTpd4lFbYzEU3jzKNyOQ)Topics:Jia's comedy show at a bar that has no equipment,Feb 23 Rockford tavern,Livestreaming a show no one's heard of,Introducing Jia late!Delaware material!Not a happening place,Newark NJ vs Newark DE,going to THE bar,Joe DeRosa sandwich shop,The Stand,Idk how any standup makes it now,Standup social media clips, Recording your standup set,Can't have anyone in the crowd,Nyc mics not worthwhile ,People still doing standup throughout pandemicOutdoor shows and mics,Shows harder to promote in certain areasLiving with roommates,Moving to NYC and getting bedbugs,German roommate who thought the show friends was real,Jia's nyc and DC stress,Everybody's annoying in DC,Guy from Spain at nyc open mic complaining,Shane Gillis,SNL sounds horrible to work at,SNL election fraud sketch not as funny as real clip,Jenny slate fired for saying shit right awayComedy shows used to be funny,Dramedies from comedians now,Reality shows,Shows having agendas in it,Low energy comedy, Booster plugs,Rockford tavern Feb 25th Guy in his roomers,Infinity room,Apologizing for Jia being problematic.

Former R&B/Neo Soul artist from Philadelphia, PA came on the RNG Radio Show to discuss her campaign and what she is doing in the beautiful city of Newark, DE and what she has been doing to change the community. Her past experience include the positive changes that she has done in Upper Darby, PA as well as her founding of the Dental Assistant program at Dawn Career Institute. Ladies and Gentlemen, allow me to introduce to you all, Wendy Creecy!!!! Click here for more info; https://newarkde.gov/67/Dwendolyn-Creecy --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rngradioshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rngradioshow/support

Surprising Seafood Facts live from Crab Du Jour in Newark Delaware

You've completed your Climate Reality training... now what? Join us for a session with three Climate Reality Leaders who can help you get your first presentation off the ground! Jim Sandoe, Citizens Climate Lobby, Lancaster PA  Malika Yates, Climate Reality Chapter, Newark DE  Bill Keydel, Climate Reality Chapter, Denver/Boulder Visit the Green Team Academy website for show notes. Register for the 2020 International Climate Action Challenge at www.climateactionchallenge.net. 

Episode 12: SPECIAL EDITIONIn these difficult times of "stay at home" orders and global pandemic, safety is our primary concern. However, if you find yourself in a situation where you must buy/sell real estate, I wanted to offer a few tips to consider when searching for, or selling a home virtually.Stay Safe and follow all state, national and CDC guidelinesUtilize all Visual Tools and Property Information AvailableRequest and provide and/all information for transparency as to the homes features and conditionBe flexible and creative*****************************************************************************************************About Host Kathy Blakey: I am licensed in Delaware, Maryland and Pennsylvania. As a CENTURY 21 Real Estate Professional, I have local expertise and global connections. Contact Me For Buying or Selling ANYWHERE! Visit www.Relocate-Delaware.com for more information.Office: CENTURY 21 Gold Key Realty, 260 E Main St, Newark DE 19711 Main # (302) 369-5397Kathy Blakey, REALTOR ®CENTURY 21 Gold Key RealtyNewark, DE Office (302) 369-5397Email: KathyBlakey@c21gk.comDirect Phone: (302) 383-5424See More at www.KeepingitrealINFO.com

Episode 11: Homeowner's Insurance - What you should know, featuring Rick Martin, Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.When buying a home, there are so many tasks on your "to-do" list. Listen in to find out how to go about getting a Homeowner's Insurance Policy (Hazard Insurance). Don't be tempted to just check off the box. Find out why these homeowners were glad they got the right coverage! Topics Covered (and more!):What coverages are available?How to go about getting a policyWhat do Jewelry, Plumbing Issues, Fire and Flood all have in common? Guest Speaker:Rick Martin, LUTCFExecutive Sales RepresentativeNewark, DE1-302-444-9103rick.martin@libertymutual.com131 Continental Dr., Ste 108 - Christiana Executive CampusNewark, DE 19713Licensed in: Delaware, Virginia, New Jersey, Maryland, Pennsylvania********************************************************************About Host Kathy Blakey: I am licensed in Delaware, Maryland and Pennsylvania. As a CENTURY 21 Real Estate Professional, I have local expertise and global connections. Contact Me For Buying or Selling ANYWHERE! Visit www.Relocate-Delaware.com for more information. Office: CENTURY 21 Gold Key Realty, 260 E Main St, Newark DE 19711 Main # (302) 369-5397Kathy Blakey, REALTOR ®CENTURY 21 Gold Key RealtyEmail: KathyBlakey@c21gk.comPhone: (302) 383-5424See More at www.KeepingitrealINFO.com

Pastor Mark Johnston, The Journey Church, Newark DE

Pastor Mark Johnston, The Journey Church, Newark DE

In this Episode I interview,   Tobechi Mlemchukwu, who Most people know as Tobe, Currently in my mid 20’s and lives in Delaware.  He currently works in the Banking Industry as an Asset Management professional. Outside of his 9-5, he loves to learn and read Youtube Channel: Please subscribe! I promise not to post cheesy videos Corporate Coke & Smack Podcast: Listen, I grew up in Baltimore and there was a certain talk that all bmore natives knew. This podcast is a medium between life advice and kicking it with the homie. Please also subscribe and leave a rating  He created his blog to help other men/people out in life. I am not “Holier Than Thou,” I also want to learn from you! Feel free to reach out to me and give advice, comments or just to talk. Want to get to know Tobe??? Here is a cheat sheet Ethnicity: Nigerian, Ndi Igbo. Citizen on the USA and part Ghanaian due to my mother. Height: 6 foot 4 inches  Educational Background: Masters in Finance from Loyola Maryland and a B.S in Financial Economics from Univ. of Maryland Baltimore Co. Hometown(s): Lived in Ikeja Lagos for 8 years as a child. Ran the streets of Baltimore County MD as a teenager. Now  resides in Newark DE. Hobbies: Learning! (Mad cliché but idc), Hooping/Basketball, working out, Eating, Finance, Plotting Religion: Catholic In this episode we kept it real and uncut, and spoke about Life, being a Man, Women, Future Hopes, Thoughts that were really on our Mind it was an excellent conversation.    Where He gets those Suits From  https://ainsleyandtroupe.com/ https://www.instagram.com/ainsleyandtroupe/ Check it Out !

Our job is a dangerous one, no doubt about it. However, there are those outstanding members of the fire service who go above and beyond in their efforts to make our job safe. One of those colleagues is Mr. Steve Austin. If you read most of the trade journals, you'll know Steve who is a frequent contributor with articles about service, leadership and safety, among others. This year, Steve has been selected as one of the two recipients of the Mason Lankford Fire Leadership Award, along with Tony O'Neill, of the NFPA, by the CFSI/Motorola Solutions for his work in the fire service over the past more than thirty years. In this podcast, Steve will discuss some of his work during his career. He is a Life Member of the Aetna Hose, Hook & Ladder Co. of Newark DE. He is also a past president & Life Member of the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Fireman's Association.He currently serves as Project Manager for the CVVFA's "Protecting Emergency Responders on the Highways Project, which we talk about in depth. We all run highway and busy roadway calls every day. Steve advises on suggestions to make that effort safer and reduce the number of "struck-bys" as they refer to them, that too often take the lives of firefighters, EMS members, LEO's and Safety Service and Tow & Haul operators.

Merry Christmas everyone! I recorded this episode while I was baking Christmas cookies, so please excuse the sound quality and background noises. I thought that would be a good time to talk about what I do for a living (and for leisure too!). I hope that you will enjoy listening to it. Thank you once again for a wonderful year! Rainbow Cookie recipe (TRY IT) Books by Peter Reinhart (I have Crust and Crumb and Bread Baker's Apprentice) Standard Baking Company in Portland ME Bing's Bakery in Newark DE (my favorite in the state)

This is so EXCITING!!!!   Troubadour Ministries and Pastor Ray will be speaking LIVE with Dr. Shawn about how Troubadour Ministy is impacting the lives of homeless veterans, a great Veteran Appreciation Banquet/Fundraiser (and we will have tickets for the March 11, homeless Veteran fundraiser and you can also get some of Ray's awesome music) and much, much more. You do NOT want to miss this!  If you are in the MD, DE, NJ, PA area, THIS is the place for you!  This Sunday at 223 Planet Drive, Newark, DE! We share a great meal at 5pm then we go LIVE at 5:30pm and I am telling you, this will be a HUGE blessing for you, and for Veterans, Homeless Veterans, and Active Duty Military! Great Music, Great Food, GREAT CAUSE!!!! Share this!  Come be with us!  You will be so glad you did! Thank you!   The Ninja Pastor!

I'm originally from Ohio, and lived there for 12 years. Grew up Catholic (I'm a recovering Catholic now) and played every sport known to man when I was a little kid. Became a Steelers fan back then. Steel Curtain and all that. Got in a lot of trouble in school too. (No surprise to those of you that know me). At 12, we moved to a little 'burb outside Philadelphia where I was one of three gentiles in the entire town. I had an entire drawer of Yamikas. That was great...they were warm on my head and velour. In between 10th and 11th grade my parents decided it would be a great idea to move down to a little redneck town in Florida called Spring Hill, which I hated for every second I was down there. (Well, except for you Renee...you rocked.) In fact, I think my bags were packed on stage as I accepted my high school diploma. I bolted back to Philly and had stops in Newark DE, Long Beach Island NJ, and Palm Beach FL, where I graduated from music school. I then finished up undergrad at Temple University in Philly and studied communication, and this new thing called the "Internet". (It was 1994). I became a web designer, and worked that field for 15 years. I still do design and development, but only if you hold a gun to my head. In 1997 I moved to Boulder Colorado, and have lived there and in Denver for almost 13 years, until 2012 when I moved to San Diego. After a few brief stints working for other people, I found myself to be truly unemployable around 2005, and have been on the entrepreneurial track ever since. From 2004-2008, my parents would fall ill, and basically "level" me in all aspects of my life. Emotionally, financially, etc...They both passed away in 2007, just 7 months apart. I tried to "muddle" through 2008, and didn't have much success. But I decided to take actual time to mourn, so in 2009, thanks to my wonderful friend Melanie, I went to Europe to spread their ashes everywhere I could. You see, I had a "dream" as an adult to surprise my parents with a trip to Europe, so this was my best substitution. So, I got a little Italian Parmesan Cheese shaker, and I ventured off into the wild blue yonder. And they are *everywhere*. In the Sistene Chapel, the Beaches of Normandy, Notre Dame...you name it, they're there. I arrived back in the States, healed, broke, and happier than I'd been in years. But I knew that I no longer wanted to trade a dollar for an hour, so I went looking for something else. That's when network marketing and internet marketing found me. It's been 4 years since I found that world, and the transformation it's made in my life has been nothing but profound. I've met amazing people in the network marketing, internet marketing, life coaching, and entrepreneurship world. Every single day I learn from them and they impact me. In August 2013, I started a Podcast called The Solopreneur Hour - Job Security for the Unemployable. It's aim is to show the other unemployable people of the world the correct path to business success on their own terms. It's been an amazing ride. I'd love if you'd have a listen: http://solohour.com Seth Greene is a 6 Time Best Selling Author, Nationally Recognized Direct Response Marketing Expert, and the only back to back to back GKIC Dan Kennedy Marketer of the Year Nominee. To Get a FREE Copy of Seth’s new book Podcast Marketing Magic, and access to a Live Podcast Marketing Training Conference Call go to http://www.UltimateMarketingMagician.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this Week's Episode we feature Studeo22Live.TV's STUDENT OF THE MONTH for December 2015 - OLIVIA PRICE Olivia is an 18 year old Author,Minister, and Senior in high school. She attends Howard High School of Technology. Born in Newark DE & raised in Oxford PA She shares with our listeners about her challenging 18yr old journey that inspired her first book titled "Don't Give Up, I Know The Keys a To Your Success" To encourage the youth who are suffering today as well as the adults and It can also help guide them through the very hard trials of life... THIS SHOW IS MEANT FOR TODAYS YOUTH!! IT WILL SAVE LIVES SO PLEASE SHARE!!

reports from the Plymouth Meeting Mall CBS-3 Kidcaster event.

My Version of It live in Newark DE at Central Perk 06-15-12 video courtesy of www.myversionofit.com.

My Version of It live in Newark DE at Central Perk 06-15-12 video courtesy of www.myversionofit.com.

reports from the Glen Mills Whole Foods Market.

reports from Hagley's Invention Convention.