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Growing up in Crown Heights, Brooklyn as a member of the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic Orthodox Jewish community, Zalman Newfield was raised in an atmosphere of strict gender segregation, rigorous religious education, and nearly all-consuming ritual practices. Trained to be a Lubavitch emissary, he traveled around the world doing Jewish outreach to help usher in the messianic redemption. However, after exposure to the wider world, he abandoned the faith of his youth. Brooklyn Odyssey: My Journey Out of Hasidism (Temple University Press, 2026) is Newfield's poignant and hopeful memoir about exiting Orthodoxy. He recounts asserting his individuality and taking the radical step of shaving his beard. Reflective about his upbringing, Newfield is open to and curious about a world beyond Brooklyn while also maintaining his profound bond with his family and Jewish tradition. He writes candidly about his emotional, intellectual, and social experiences in and out of the Lubavitch community. From pivotal moments of devastation, including the illness and death of his younger brother and of his revered spiritual leader Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, to moments of joyful resolve, including the decision to pursue a doctorate and marry a non-Orthodox Jew, Newfield takes readers on his moving and impactful journey. Zalman Newfield is Associate Professor of Sociology and Jewish Studies at Hunter College, City University of New York and the author of Degrees of Separation: Identity Formation While Leaving Ultra-Orthodox Judaism (Temple). Visit him online at zalmannewfield.com. Caleb Zakarin is CEO and Publisher of the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/book-of-the-day

Growing up in Crown Heights, Brooklyn as a member of the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic Orthodox Jewish community, Zalman Newfield was raised in an atmosphere of strict gender segregation, rigorous religious education, and nearly all-consuming ritual practices. Trained to be a Lubavitch emissary, he traveled around the world doing Jewish outreach to help usher in the messianic redemption. However, after exposure to the wider world, he abandoned the faith of his youth. Brooklyn Odyssey: My Journey Out of Hasidism (Temple University Press, 2026) is Newfield's poignant and hopeful memoir about exiting Orthodoxy. He recounts asserting his individuality and taking the radical step of shaving his beard. Reflective about his upbringing, Newfield is open to and curious about a world beyond Brooklyn while also maintaining his profound bond with his family and Jewish tradition. He writes candidly about his emotional, intellectual, and social experiences in and out of the Lubavitch community. From pivotal moments of devastation, including the illness and death of his younger brother and of his revered spiritual leader Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, to moments of joyful resolve, including the decision to pursue a doctorate and marry a non-Orthodox Jew, Newfield takes readers on his moving and impactful journey. Zalman Newfield is Associate Professor of Sociology and Jewish Studies at Hunter College, City University of New York and the author of Degrees of Separation: Identity Formation While Leaving Ultra-Orthodox Judaism (Temple). Visit him online at zalmannewfield.com. Caleb Zakarin is CEO and Publisher of the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Growing up in Crown Heights, Brooklyn as a member of the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic Orthodox Jewish community, Zalman Newfield was raised in an atmosphere of strict gender segregation, rigorous religious education, and nearly all-consuming ritual practices. Trained to be a Lubavitch emissary, he traveled around the world doing Jewish outreach to help usher in the messianic redemption. However, after exposure to the wider world, he abandoned the faith of his youth. Brooklyn Odyssey: My Journey Out of Hasidism (Temple University Press, 2026) is Newfield's poignant and hopeful memoir about exiting Orthodoxy. He recounts asserting his individuality and taking the radical step of shaving his beard. Reflective about his upbringing, Newfield is open to and curious about a world beyond Brooklyn while also maintaining his profound bond with his family and Jewish tradition. He writes candidly about his emotional, intellectual, and social experiences in and out of the Lubavitch community. From pivotal moments of devastation, including the illness and death of his younger brother and of his revered spiritual leader Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, to moments of joyful resolve, including the decision to pursue a doctorate and marry a non-Orthodox Jew, Newfield takes readers on his moving and impactful journey. Zalman Newfield is Associate Professor of Sociology and Jewish Studies at Hunter College, City University of New York and the author of Degrees of Separation: Identity Formation While Leaving Ultra-Orthodox Judaism (Temple). Visit him online at zalmannewfield.com. Caleb Zakarin is CEO and Publisher of the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/jewish-studies

Growing up in Crown Heights, Brooklyn as a member of the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic Orthodox Jewish community, Zalman Newfield was raised in an atmosphere of strict gender segregation, rigorous religious education, and nearly all-consuming ritual practices. Trained to be a Lubavitch emissary, he traveled around the world doing Jewish outreach to help usher in the messianic redemption. However, after exposure to the wider world, he abandoned the faith of his youth. Brooklyn Odyssey: My Journey Out of Hasidism (Temple University Press, 2026) is Newfield's poignant and hopeful memoir about exiting Orthodoxy. He recounts asserting his individuality and taking the radical step of shaving his beard. Reflective about his upbringing, Newfield is open to and curious about a world beyond Brooklyn while also maintaining his profound bond with his family and Jewish tradition. He writes candidly about his emotional, intellectual, and social experiences in and out of the Lubavitch community. From pivotal moments of devastation, including the illness and death of his younger brother and of his revered spiritual leader Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, to moments of joyful resolve, including the decision to pursue a doctorate and marry a non-Orthodox Jew, Newfield takes readers on his moving and impactful journey. Zalman Newfield is Associate Professor of Sociology and Jewish Studies at Hunter College, City University of New York and the author of Degrees of Separation: Identity Formation While Leaving Ultra-Orthodox Judaism (Temple). Visit him online at zalmannewfield.com. Caleb Zakarin is CEO and Publisher of the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/biography

Growing up in Crown Heights, Brooklyn as a member of the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic Orthodox Jewish community, Zalman Newfield was raised in an atmosphere of strict gender segregation, rigorous religious education, and nearly all-consuming ritual practices. Trained to be a Lubavitch emissary, he traveled around the world doing Jewish outreach to help usher in the messianic redemption. However, after exposure to the wider world, he abandoned the faith of his youth. Brooklyn Odyssey: My Journey Out of Hasidism (Temple University Press, 2026) is Newfield's poignant and hopeful memoir about exiting Orthodoxy. He recounts asserting his individuality and taking the radical step of shaving his beard. Reflective about his upbringing, Newfield is open to and curious about a world beyond Brooklyn while also maintaining his profound bond with his family and Jewish tradition. He writes candidly about his emotional, intellectual, and social experiences in and out of the Lubavitch community. From pivotal moments of devastation, including the illness and death of his younger brother and of his revered spiritual leader Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, to moments of joyful resolve, including the decision to pursue a doctorate and marry a non-Orthodox Jew, Newfield takes readers on his moving and impactful journey. Zalman Newfield is Associate Professor of Sociology and Jewish Studies at Hunter College, City University of New York and the author of Degrees of Separation: Identity Formation While Leaving Ultra-Orthodox Judaism (Temple). Visit him online at zalmannewfield.com. Caleb Zakarin is CEO and Publisher of the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/sociology

Growing up in Crown Heights, Brooklyn as a member of the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic Orthodox Jewish community, Zalman Newfield was raised in an atmosphere of strict gender segregation, rigorous religious education, and nearly all-consuming ritual practices. Trained to be a Lubavitch emissary, he traveled around the world doing Jewish outreach to help usher in the messianic redemption. However, after exposure to the wider world, he abandoned the faith of his youth. Brooklyn Odyssey: My Journey Out of Hasidism (Temple University Press, 2026) is Newfield's poignant and hopeful memoir about exiting Orthodoxy. He recounts asserting his individuality and taking the radical step of shaving his beard. Reflective about his upbringing, Newfield is open to and curious about a world beyond Brooklyn while also maintaining his profound bond with his family and Jewish tradition. He writes candidly about his emotional, intellectual, and social experiences in and out of the Lubavitch community. From pivotal moments of devastation, including the illness and death of his younger brother and of his revered spiritual leader Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, to moments of joyful resolve, including the decision to pursue a doctorate and marry a non-Orthodox Jew, Newfield takes readers on his moving and impactful journey. Zalman Newfield is Associate Professor of Sociology and Jewish Studies at Hunter College, City University of New York and the author of Degrees of Separation: Identity Formation While Leaving Ultra-Orthodox Judaism (Temple). Visit him online at zalmannewfield.com. Caleb Zakarin is CEO and Publisher of the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/american-studies

Growing up in Crown Heights, Brooklyn as a member of the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic Orthodox Jewish community, Zalman Newfield was raised in an atmosphere of strict gender segregation, rigorous religious education, and nearly all-consuming ritual practices. Trained to be a Lubavitch emissary, he traveled around the world doing Jewish outreach to help usher in the messianic redemption. However, after exposure to the wider world, he abandoned the faith of his youth. Brooklyn Odyssey: My Journey Out of Hasidism (Temple University Press, 2026) is Newfield's poignant and hopeful memoir about exiting Orthodoxy. He recounts asserting his individuality and taking the radical step of shaving his beard. Reflective about his upbringing, Newfield is open to and curious about a world beyond Brooklyn while also maintaining his profound bond with his family and Jewish tradition. He writes candidly about his emotional, intellectual, and social experiences in and out of the Lubavitch community. From pivotal moments of devastation, including the illness and death of his younger brother and of his revered spiritual leader Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, to moments of joyful resolve, including the decision to pursue a doctorate and marry a non-Orthodox Jew, Newfield takes readers on his moving and impactful journey. Zalman Newfield is Associate Professor of Sociology and Jewish Studies at Hunter College, City University of New York and the author of Degrees of Separation: Identity Formation While Leaving Ultra-Orthodox Judaism (Temple). Visit him online at zalmannewfield.com. Caleb Zakarin is CEO and Publisher of the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/religion

Growing up in Crown Heights, Brooklyn as a member of the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic Orthodox Jewish community, Zalman Newfield was raised in an atmosphere of strict gender segregation, rigorous religious education, and nearly all-consuming ritual practices. Trained to be a Lubavitch emissary, he traveled around the world doing Jewish outreach to help usher in the messianic redemption. However, after exposure to the wider world, he abandoned the faith of his youth. Brooklyn Odyssey: My Journey Out of Hasidism (Temple University Press, 2026) is Newfield's poignant and hopeful memoir about exiting Orthodoxy. He recounts asserting his individuality and taking the radical step of shaving his beard. Reflective about his upbringing, Newfield is open to and curious about a world beyond Brooklyn while also maintaining his profound bond with his family and Jewish tradition. He writes candidly about his emotional, intellectual, and social experiences in and out of the Lubavitch community. From pivotal moments of devastation, including the illness and death of his younger brother and of his revered spiritual leader Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, to moments of joyful resolve, including the decision to pursue a doctorate and marry a non-Orthodox Jew, Newfield takes readers on his moving and impactful journey. Zalman Newfield is Associate Professor of Sociology and Jewish Studies at Hunter College, City University of New York and the author of Degrees of Separation: Identity Formation While Leaving Ultra-Orthodox Judaism (Temple). Visit him online at zalmannewfield.com. Caleb Zakarin is CEO and Publisher of the New Books Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/secularism

More than at any time in our nation's history, news coverage of politics and public events is dominated by national media, but many of the solutions to Americans toxic partisan divides are to be found at the local level.In this episode we hear from Steve Saltwick, the inaugural Senior Fellow of Braver Angels, and founding conservative co-chair of the Braver Angels Central Texas Alliance. Steve is one of the leading lights of Citizen-Led Solutions, a new Braver Angels nationwide initiative that equips communities across the country to find common ground through building trust and solving contentious issues. Citizens of many different backgrounds and opinions are directly involved. “It's incredible when someone feels they've been heard,” Steve tells us. “A whole lot of people are talking at people. There's not enough people talking with people about solving our problems.”Citizen-Led Solutions helps build civic muscle through action instead of outrage. “We're not battling over one side vanquishing the other. It's setting a norm of working together to solve problems our nation is facing,” he says.Steve is a neuroscientist who studies the human brain especially as it relates to artificial intelligence. He brings those skills to his work as a volunteer for Braver Angels.In this episode, we discuss two examples of Citizen-Led Solutions— in Newfield, New York, and Nashville, Tennessee. We also examine specific techniques used by Citizen-Led Solutions.“There's a personal angle to this, a community angle, and a national angle,” says Steve.Learn more about Braver Angels here.Listen to our "How Do We Fix It?" podcasts about Braver Angels here.Braver Angels is America's biggest cross-partisan, volunteer-led movement to bridge toxic political divides. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Downtown Ithaca's holiday bash, tree lighting and Santa visits in Newfield and Dryden, winter markets, and loads of live music around Ithaca and Tompkins County and beyond! [...]

A spirited discussion of the state of higher education, the history of criticism, and the future of literary knowledge production, recorded with a live audience at University of Pennsylvania's English Faculty Lounge as part of the annual Penn English Department Lecture, delivered this year by Christopher Newfield. Cast (in order of appearance): James English, Christopher Newfield, Matt Seybold, Whitney Trettien, Jenny, Zachary Lesser, Mark Algee Hewitt, Kerry McAuliffe, Eilis Lombard, Laura McGrath, Qing (Ruby) Liao Date Recorded: October 22, 2025 Music: Redd Holt & The Heptet Sound Engineering: Brian J. Kirk For more about this episode, please visit TheAmericanVandal.Substack.com/Penn25

Today in 1998, the debut of the Furby. This 90s phenomenon became so popular that it actually raised some concerns in the national security community. Plus: if you're into toys cars, then you may want to head to the Matchbox Road Museum in Newfield, New Jersey. How Old Is Your Furby? (Computer History Museum)New Jersey's Matchbox Road Museum Is Die-Cast Car Heaven (The Drive)Keep the future of this show secure as a backer on Patreon

Pedro Iniguez is a Mexican-American Bram Stoker, Elgin, and Rhysling Award-nominated horror and science-fiction writer from Los Angeles, California. He is the author of Mexicans on the Moon: Speculative Poetry from a Possible Future, and Fever Dreams of a Parasite, among others. Forthcoming books include his SFF collection, Echoes and Embers: Speculative Stories, and his debut picture book, The Fib, which are slated for 2025 releases.This story originally appeared in Infinite Constellations, 2023.Narrated by: Mary MurphyMary is a New York based actor/voice-over artist. She loves the world of audio drama and is delighted to be back on board the StarShipSofa. She has performed in theatre, film, TV, animation, radio, and video games. A few of her recent credits include the one-woman play An Evening With Lola Montez, It's A Wonderful Life, a streamed performance of the piece Near Nellie Bly, Divination of The Three for Asheville Fringe, and the audio dramas Frontier Gentleman, Chinook, and Newfield. She can be heard voicing various characters for Disney, GoKidGo, LeapFrog, the Center For New American Media, Audible, and Audimance. She has also been a regular performer on the audio drama series Fireside Mystery Theatre, The NoSleep Podcast, The Wicked Library, To the Manor Borne By Robots, and Campfire Radio Theater. marymurphyonline.comFact: Looking Back At Genre History by Amy H SturgisSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/starshipsofa. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Friday, Taksim playing at the Cornell Store on the Commons, London McDaniel at the Antlers, and Levi Dusseau at 23 North. For your Saturday, a pancake breakfast at the Harford Fire Department, a Chicken BBQ fundraiser at the Freeville Fire Department, Rootstock all afternoon at the Bernie Milton Pavilion! Tru Bleu is at Lucky Hare in Watkins Glen, a Kentucky Derby themed fashion show at the Community School of Music and Arts, and Hiroya Tsukamoto at the Cranberry Coffeehouse in Binghamton. Sunday the Freeville Farmers Market and Modern Western Square Dancing at the Lansing Community Center. Monday, the Harlem Wizards vs. Newfield Teachers basketball game at the Newfield high school gym! Tuesday Femme Frequencies at Deep Dive. Wednesday, both East Hill and Trumansburg farmers markets. Jazz Night at Brookton's Market, Wednesday open mic night at the Nocturnal Cafe, formerly Sacred Root, and the Canaan Jam Session at the Canaan Institute.  Thursday a Mind over Body Movement class at the Newfield Public Library. Next Friday Movie Night, Paddington in Peru at the Newfield Public Library, and Rob Ervin at 23 North. And next Saturday a Newfield community chicken BBQ fundraiser at the Eagles Club. Looking ahead to Saturday, May 31st, Taj [...]

Spring Writes continues with live literary events through the 11th! Thursday afternoon, Grateful Dead Day is at JEMaginations in Center Ithaca, and Ithakaraoke with a live band at Deep Dive. Friday, Newfield Old Home Days Sam’s Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser at the Newfield fire hall, live music with Take Two at 23 North, Night Eagle presents Professor Louie and the Chromatix at the Savage Club in Lansing, and an evening with Shemekia Copeland at the Smith Opera House. For your Saturday, the Better Together event for mental health at Stewart Park, Tote Bag decorating at the Newfield Public Library, Choral Gems of the 20th Century at St. Paul’s, a Spin the Bottle of the Arts at Lot 10, and Little Feat at the State Theatre. Sunday the 11th is the Ithaca Book & Zine Fair at Buffalo Street Books and an Irish Session hosted by Six Mile Craic at Liquid State Brewing. Monday, a Finger Lakes Fiddle Orchestra concert at the First Baptist Church. Tuesday the monthly GreenStar Gigs kick off with SingTrece at GreenStar Co-op and the Newfield Historical Society annual meeting with author Steve Cotton at the Newfield fire station. Wednesday, Jazz Night at Brookton's Market, Wednesday open mic [...]

On Friday, London McDaniel at the Antlers. Sona Jobarteh at Cornell’s Bailey Hall. And Yam Yam with Metasequoia at Deep Dive. All weekend, the Addams Family School Edition at Newfield High School! For your Saturday, the Ithaca Farmers Market at Triphammer Marketplace, Frank Raponi and Peter Glanville at Grist Iron Brewing Company, Jennie Lowe Stearns at South Hill Cider, a Joni Mitchell Tribute Show at Deep Dive, and the 41st Annual Cornell Fashion Collective spring runway show at Barton Hall. A pancake breakfast at the Trumansburg Fire Department Sunday morning to benefit the Peter Kahn Memorial Scholarship, Honky Tonk Sunday with the Deep Dive Barn Haulers at Deep Dive, and Modern Western Square Dancing at the Lansing Community Center. Monday, Joshua Hatcher and Greg Evans at the Downstairs. Tuesday, Dead Dive Happy Hour at Deep Dive, TC Tuesday at Atlas Bowl, and a Folk at the Farmhouse unplugged Beatles tribute at Grist Iron Brewing. Next Wednesday, an author visit with Amanda Jaros Champion at the Newfield Public Library, Jazz Night at Brookton's Market, Wednesday open mic night at the Nocturnal Cafe, formerly Sacred Root, and the Canaan Jam Session at the Canaan Institute.  Thursday, a Puzzle Contest at the Newfield [...]

A lot's riding on the Government as it opens the country up to more offshore investment. Representatives of more than 100 foreign entities are in Auckland to eye up potential opportunities at the Infrastructure Investment Summit. The Government's hoping for more project funding and public-private partnerships. Chief Executive with infrastructure investor Morrison, Paul Newfield told Mike Hosking New Zealand needs to be painted as a great place to invest. He says the Government needs to present a multi-decade pipeline, a vision for what infrastructure could be, and a commitment to maintain work over successive governments. Meanwhile, Australian investor Plenary's already confirmed to BusinessDesk it intends to bid on the first stage of the multibillion-dollar Northland Expressway. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textVet Life Reimagined podcast guest, Amy Newfield, MS, CVT, VTS (ECC) shares her journey from a passionate animal-loving child to a leading veterinary technician. Amy's relentless curiosity and determination propelled her through various roles, from general practice to emergency medicine and even teaching. She'll share struggles and triumphs, including her candid insights on career obstacles for veterinary technicians, the importance of effective leadership, and the significance of continuous education. We discuss valuable lessons on navigating the veterinary profession and find motivation to pursue your own career aspirations, whether you're new to vet med or an experienced professional. Resources:Episode on YouTubeAmy's Website & Online CE, Vet Team TrainingOops, I Became a Manager bookOops, My Team is Toxic bookOops, I Colored Outside the Lines coloring bookSupport the showMore Vet Life Reimagined?

Thursday Richie stearns and Friends at South Hill Cider and Taksim at Brookton’s Market, then Ithakaraoke with a live band at Deep Dive. Friday afternoon a Newfield Community Blood Drive at the Newfield fire hall. London McDaniel at the Antlers, Laura Holmes and Jumbletron at Brookton’s Market. Ugly Sweater Karaoke at Liquid State Brewing, and Phestivus IV with Nectar and Bob Roberts Calamity at Deep Dive. For your Saturday, Ghost Train at the American Legion, Bob Keefe & the Surf Renegades at Cedarwood Tavern, Jennie Lowe Stearns at South Hill Cider, and Jimkata at Deep Dive. Sunday, Bob Keefe and the Surf Renegades Surfin’ with Santa at Liquid State Brewing, the Ithaca Concert Band holiday concert at the Whalen Center at Ithaca College, the OXtet with Plan Z at Deep Dive, plus modern western square dancing at the Lansing Community Center! Tuesday, a holiday food market at Press Bay in Downtown Ithaca, and Femme Frequencies at Deep Dive. Wednesday open mic night at Sacred Root, and a Canaan Jam Session at the Canaan Institute. Thursday, Jazz Thursdays with Free Tradicals and Dave Davies at South Hill Cider, and Ithakaraoke with a live band at Deep Dive. Next Friday, Rose and [...]

Friday’s a Rose and the Bros album release show at South Hill Cider. London McDaniel plays at the Antlers, and Austin Macrae & Tim Ball are at Hopshire Farm. This is the first of two weekends of the Greater Ithaca Art Trail! More info at arttrail.com. And all weekend, the first of three weekends of the Friends of the Library Book Sale on Esty Street. Saturday afternoon is Hopshire Farm’s first Oktoberfest, and the Covered Bridge Fall Festival at the Newfield fire station. There’s a Matt O’Brian Escape Pod Duo happy hour at Deep Dive, and later on Blaque Dynamite. Sunday, a Dryden Fire and Ambulance Open House from 11-2. A traditional Irish music session at Liquid State. Honky Tonk Sunday at Deep Dive features Jackson Cavalier, and there’s Modern Western Square Dancing at the Lansing Community Center. Jazz Mondays at South Hill Cider Monday at 5:30 features the Hey Rubes with the Dave Davies Rhythmmakers. Wednesday, open mic night at Sacred Root Kava Lounge, and the Canaan Jam Session at the Canaan Institute. Thursday, Good Dog plays the community concert series at South Hill Cider, and Karaoke with a live band at Deep Dive. On Friday, Max Childs at [...]

On Thursday, the Yardvarks play Six Mile Creek Vineyard, and Alexander Fals and Hayley Davis are at South Hill Cider Friday, the Analogue Sons for the Golden Hour Music Series at South Hill Cider. DJ Gourd happy hour at Deep Dive, London McDaniel plays at the Antlers, Iris Dement at the Hangar Theatre, and Max Childs with Eli Flynn and the Everymen at Deep Dive. It’s the second of two weekends of In the Fire aerialist and fire performance at the Cherry Arts with shows through Sunday! And the 42nd Apple Harvest Festival runs through Sunday on and around the Ithaca Commons in Downtown Ithaca. Saturday afternoon, a Fall Harvest Festival at Bright Leaf Vineyard and the Finger Lakes Crossword Competition at Boynton Middle School. Sonic Vortex is playing a benefit concert at the Museum of the Earth, and Divine Sweater is at Deep Dive. Sunday, a Zero Waste Ithaca Community Potluck, the Buena Vista Sunday Club features Fabi and Friends at Damiani Wine Cellars, cupcake decorating at the Newfield History Center, and Modern Western Square Dancing at the Lansing Community Center. Jazz Mondays at South Hill Cider Monday at 5:30 features Djug Django.  Tuesday, poetry night at the Newfield [...]

Amy Newfield joins us to discuss how to deal with demanding clients. She shares the reasons clients can be demanding, how we contribute to the problem, and most importantly what we can do in situations where clients become highly upset or demanding. Learn more about Amy Newfield: https://www.vetteamtraining.com/  Download 20 Free Ways to Market Your Vet Rehab Practice: https://onlinepethealth.com/freeways/ Bookmark the Vet Rehab Summit 2025: https://vetrehabsummit.com/ Learn more about CuraCore: https://curacore.org/vet/  To learn about Onlinepethealth, watch a free webinar, or join any of our Facebook groups, click here: https://onlinepethealth.com/podcast

Mark 7:31-37Then [Jesus] returned from the region of Tyre, and went by way of Sidon towards the Sea of Galilee, in the region of the Decapolis. They brought to him a deaf man who had an impediment in his speech; and they begged him to lay his hands on him. He took him aside in private, away from the crowd, and he put his fingers into his ears, and he spat and touched his tongue. Then looking up to heaven, he sighed and said to him, “Ephphatha,” that is “Be opened.” And immediately his ears were opened, his tongue was released, and he spoke plainly.Then Jesus ordered them to tell no one; but the more he ordered them, the more zealously they proclaimed it. They were astounded beyond measure, saying, “He has done everything well; he even makes the deaf to hear and the mute to speak.” I spent some time, a week ago Friday, wandering around the art museum at Newfield's, here in Indianapolis.Among so many other things, there is an exhibit there called “The Message is The Medium.” It was closed, for some reason, but there was at least one piece of that exhibit outside of its confines and closed doors. This piece of contemporary art is called “Who's Your Tree?,” and it was created by a Korean artist named Nan June Paik. It consists of 34 old TVs, that flash seemingly random images of things that are quintessentially Indiana … images of the Indiana State House, the Indy 500, other pieces from Hoosier artists and, of course basketballs.I can't say I was all that moved or impressed by that one, so I kept looking and found some other artwork that seemed to fit the “Message is the Medium” bill. Like this one, called “Outside the Coal Mine” by a Black artist from Alabama, named Thornton Dial. It's a mess of artificial flowers, cloth, metal, wire, canvas scraps, found wood, paint can lids, industrial sealing compound, and enamel … on canvas. A quotation by the artist, about the piece, said, “I only want materials that have been used by people, the works of the United States, that have did people some good.”It's not pretty. It looks like a mess, on purpose. “Outside the Coal Mine.” The message is the medium.But my favorite was a photograph of a work in progress … a piece of performance art, actually … called “Borrando la Frontera,” by a Mexican artist named Ana Teresa Fernandez. In 2011, Fernandez set up shop along the border wall that separates Tijuana from San Diego, and she started painting the border wall with a pale blue color matching the sky behind it, which had the effect of making the wall seem to actually disappear. The artist means to encourage people to ask better questions about the geographic and political boundaries that separate us.“The Message is the Medium.”All if this made me wonder about today's Gospel … and what in the world might Jesus be up to, if we pay close attention to, or focus particularly on, the “media” he chose that day: the laying on of hands, I mean; the fingers and the ears; the spit and the tongue, even; the sigh of deep breathing, and the sound of his words.All of it's incarnational, right? It is something much more than performance art, for sure. And it's bodily. Physical. Tactile. And a little messy and gross and unsettling and beautiful. And I'll come back to this in a minute, if you don't mind.Because there's something else going on in this morning's Gospel. And that's the curiosity about why Jesus tells people, as he does often in the Gospels, not to tell others about what they've seen him do or what they've heard him say. It's a long-disputed, curious quandary theologians have mused about for ages, called the “Messianic Secret.” Why does Jesus, over and over again, order his followers – like he does this morning – not to tell others about the miracles they've witnessed? Some think Jesus didn't want the attention, “because his hour had not yet come;” that the timing wasn't right. Some suggest “his hour hadn't come,” because he wasn't ready to face the cross and his own crucifixion, just yet. And who could blame a guy for that?I decided a couple of years ago that Jesus didn't want people crowing about his miraculous healings, at every turn, because he knew not everyone gets the miraculous healing they long for, and bragging about your own can come off as prideful, selfish, and insensitive, in the wrong circles.And this week I wondered about yet another reason Jesus may have told the people who watched this healing happen to keep their mouths shut, to keep his “Messianic Secret,” to themselves. I wonder if the reason for that … if the message, today … is in the medium. I wonder if that message is in the hands, the fingers, the ears, the spit, the tongue, the breath of his deep sigh of what he's up to.What if Jesus told his followers not to tell anyone about what they'd just seen, because he wanted them to go and do something about it, instead?And maybe he meant spit and tongues and fingers and ears. I don't know. (I kind of hope not, to be honest.)But maybe the message in his medium was, somehow: “Get your hands dirty, people.” Maybe he meant get close, come near, be open, and not so afraid ... or so shy … or so timid. Maybe he meant don't leave this all – or only – up to Jesus. Maybe he was calling for more than “thoughts and prayers” and more than all of our best intentions, too. Maybe he was calling for some of our blood, some of our sweat, some of our tears, some of our sacrifice, more often than we're inclined to offer them up for the good of the cause … for the sake of the Gospel … on behalf of our neighbor.Maybe the message we send about the faith we claim is in the medium of our lives – in what we're willing to give up and give away, perhaps. (Is it generous and sacrificial, like Jesus asks us to be?)Maybe the message we send about the faith we claim is in the medium of our lives – in if or how we're willing to love and serve our neighbor. (Does our definition of “neighbor” include the least, the last, the lost – and not just those who live next door? And how do they know that we love them?)Maybe the message we send about the faith we claim is in the medium of our lives – in how and why we cast our votes. (Do we do that with our own interests in mind or do we consider the needs and interests of others, too?)All of this seems to be what James calls us to, just the same, when he suggests that a faith without works is dead. It's something St. Augustine was after when he proposed we “Preach the Gospel at all times.” And that we “use words if necessary.”The message of our faith is, indeed, in the medium of our lives. It's in the physical, tangible, tactile, visible, measurable ways we love, serve, give, comfort, care for, and elevate the lives of those who need it most.It's in the money we share. It's in the sacrifices we make. It's in the time we offer. It's in the love we prioritize and proclaim – not merely with thoughts and prayers or even in worship on Sunday morning. It's in the loving actions those thoughts, prayers, and this worship bring to life … to others… and for the sake of the world, in Jesus' name.Amen

Brian Trent is the award-winning author of the sci-fi thrillers Redspace Rising and Ten Thousand Thunders, and more than a hundred short stories appearing in the world's top fiction markets, including in the New York Times' bestselling Black Tide Rising series, The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Analog Science Fiction and Fact, Nature, Daily Science Fiction, Escape Pod, Pseudopod, Galaxy's Edge, and numerous year's best anthologies. Trent lives in Connecticut. His website and blog are at www.briantrent.com.This story originally appeared in The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, March/April 2020.Narrated by: Mary MurphyMary is a New York based actor/voice-over artist. She loves the world of audio drama and is delighted to be back on board the StarShipSofa. She has performed in theatre, film, TV, animation, radio, and video games. A few of her recent credits include the one-woman play An Evening With Lola Montez, It's A Wonderful Life, a streamed performance of the piece Near Nellie Bly, Divination of The Three for Asheville Fringe, and the audio dramas Frontier Gentleman, Chinook, and Newfield. She can be heard voicing various characters for Disney, GoKidGo, LeapFrog, the Center For New American Media, Audible, and Audimance. She has also been a regular performer on the audio drama series Fireside Mystery Theatre, The NoSleep Podcast, The Wicked Library, To the Manor Borne By Robots, and Campfire Radio Theater. marymurphyonline.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/starshipsofa. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here’s the 14850 Happenings events calendar for the weekend of August 24th! For your Saturday, Motherwort is at Lucky Hare Brewing and Tru Bleu is at Lansing Harbor this afternoon. London McDaniel plays dinner music at the Antlers. Black Rose Burning with Three Women, Homie Discount, and Shrouded Prey are at Angry Mom Records, and Lez Zeppelin is at Deep Dive. Sunday, the Freeville Farmers Market at the Freeville Elementary School and Ithaca Farmers Market at Steamboat Landing, and the Punk Rock Happy Hour at Deep Dive. Common Railers play Music in the Hollow on Tuesday at the Ellis Hollow Community Center. There’s a Southern Old Time String Band Jam Session at Deep Dive. Wednesday, Rev Ezra at Mill Park in Newfield, Hans Condor with Mill Bastards and Chippy Bevy on the third floor of the Community School of Music and Arts, open mic night at Sacred Root Kava Lounge, and the Canaan Jam Session at the Canaan Institute. Galactic Wednesday late night at Deep Dive. On Thursday, Tall Poppy String Band at South Hill Cider, City Limits at Lucas Vineyards, the Diana Leigh Quartet at Six Mile Creek Vineyard, Tenzin Chopak is at Danby Food and Drink, and the [...]

Here's the 14850 Happenings events calendar for the weekend of August 8th! The LionsGate Family Campout music festival in Wilseyville runs today through Sunday. This evening local author Dan Kopcow is doing a reading at the Tompkins County Public Library! Tru Bleu is at Ithaca Beer, SingTrece and Stone Cold Miracle are at the Bernie Milton Pavilion, Tailor Made is at Myers Park in Lansing, and Radio London is at Six Mile Creek Vineyard. For your Friday, the 32nd annual Ithaca Artist Market is at the farmers market pavilion at Steamboat Landing from noon to 7:30! Free admission with loads of local artists' work on display and for sale, music from the East Hill Jazz Group and more, food and local drinks available, and a sunset cruise. Friday evening, a Harry Bodine happy hour show at Deep Dive, Ariel Arbisser at Hopshire Farm, John Krieg at Garrett's Brewing, and Movies in the Park, "Migration," at Stewart Park. In case of another rain-out, that free movie heads to Cinemapolis. Friday's live music at the BoatYard Grill featuring Group du Jour was postponed to Saturday evening! Also Saturday, a Disco Dance Party with DJ Proper Philth at Lucky Hare Brewing and Bob Roberts Calamity at O'Malley's Lakeside. For your Sunday, the Caroline Farm Festival all afternoon at the Brooktondale Community Center. Buena Vista Sunday Club featuring Fabi and Friends at Damiani Wine Cellars. A traditional Irish session at Liquid State. Then Honky Tonk Sunday featuring Eliza Thorn is at Deep Dive. Terrapin Station plays Music in the Hollow on Tuesday at the Ellis Hollow Community Center. Wednesday, a square dance with caller Mark Faris at Mill Park in Newfield. Next Thursday, Immortal Jellyfish at Six Mile Creek Vineyard, Bad Alibi is at Myers Park in Lansing, and The Small Kings & Terrapin Station are at the Bernie Milton Pavilion. Friday, Grant Peeples with Maddy Walsh at Finger Lakes Cider House, Betty's Ghost at the BoatYard Grill, Cooper Scotti at Garrett's Brewing, and Movies in the Park features "Men in Black." And next Saturday, Madd Daddy is at the Antlers! Lots more details and more 14850 Happenings at 14850.com. Subscribe to the Ithaca Minute in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, or via RSS feed, follow 14850.com on Facebook and Twitter, or subscribe to the 14850 Magazine Daily newsletter.

Here's the 14850 Happenings events calendar for the weekend of July 18th! The 32nd annual GrassRoots Festival runs through Sunday with lots of great music, and you can still buy tickets at the gate! If you're not heading to GrassRoots, Thursday evening features Off the Rails at Six Mile Creek Vineyard, Kevin Ludwig at Lucas Vineyards, Back Talk at Myers Park, and Movies at the Station with Hotel Transylvania at the Cayuga Heights Fire Department. There's no music on the Ithaca Commons this week. Friday evening Liam Lawson is at Garrett's Brewing in Trumansburg. Right Turn Clyde can't make it but there's still music at the Boatyard Grill. Jorge T. Cuevas and the Caribe Jazz Band on the Cornell Arts Quad, and a Moon Landing Open Night at Cornell's Fuertes Observatory. Saturday from 11-3 a 75th anniversary party at the Slaterville Volunteer Fire Department in Slaterville Springs. The Sweats at Lucky Hare Brewing. Live music with the GillMuir Girls at the H&E in Burdett. And Almost Queen at del Lago Resort and Casino in Waterloo. For your Sunday, the Ithaca Farmers Market and Freeville Farmers Market are in full swing. Saturdays with Cisco at Garrett's Brewing. Ariel Arbisser next Tuesday for Music in the Hollow at Ellis Hollow Community Center! Wednesday, Tim Ball and Mark Bickford at Mill Park in Newfield. Thursday, Nautie Nights features the JR Rich Band at Lucas Vineyards, Dark Wine at Six Mile Creek, Iron Horse is at Myers Park in Lansing, and Freight with Mike Powell & Echosound on the Bernie Milton Pavilion. Next Friday, the Diana Leigh Quartet at Garrett's Brewing, Higher Ground at the BoatYard Grill, and don't miss the Gunpoets on Cornell's Arts Quad. Lots more details and more 14850 Happenings at 14850.com. Subscribe to the Ithaca Minute in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, or via RSS feed, follow 14850.com on Facebook and Twitter, or subscribe to the 14850 Magazine Daily newsletter.

Here's the 14850 Happenings events calendar for the weekend of July 12th! Friday evening the Probables play South Hill Cider, Erin and the Backwoods Blues Project at Hopshire Farm, Virgil Cain at the BoatYard Grill, Stacey & the Copy Cats at Garrett's Brewing, and the I-Bop Jazz Septet featuring Bill Easley on the Cornell Arts Quad. A Saturday afternoon stand-up science comedy show featuring Ben Miller at Deep Dive. Kitestring plays Brewer's at 6, and Whiskey Tango Sideshow is at Deep Dive at 9. For your Sunday, a puppet show with Tom Knight at the Foundation of Light at 2, and a traditional Irish music session at Liquid State at 3. GrassRoots Culture Camp runs Sunday through Wednesday! Jazz Monday with MAQ at South Hill Cider on Monday evening. Wednesday, the Yardvarks at Mill Park in Newfield. Off the Rails play at Six Mile Creek Vineyard on Thursday, and Kevin Ludwig is at Lucas Vineyard. It's a week off for the Downtown Ithaca concert series because the GrassRoots Festival runs the 18th-21st! And next Friday, Liam Lawson is at Garrett's Brewing, Right Turn at the BoatYard Grill, and Jorge T. Cuevas and the Caribe Jazz Allstars on the Cornell Arts Quad. Lots more details and more 14850 Happenings at 14850.com. Subscribe to the Ithaca Minute in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, or via RSS feed, follow 14850.com on Facebook and Twitter, or subscribe to the 14850 Magazine Daily newsletter.

Here's the 14850 Happenings events calendar for the weekend of July 5th! Happy hour with GoGone at Deep Dive, Dirty Blanket at South Hill Cider, Major Big Time Band at the BoatYard Grill, Brennan Bates at Garrett's Brewing, SingTrece & Stone Cold Miracle on the Cornell Arts Quad, and the Living Room with the 86ers tonight at the Range. Saturday, the Diana Leigh Quartet at Buttonwood Grove WInery, the Sunset Music Series with DJ Mike Judah at Atwater Vineyard, Low Indigos at O'Malley's Lakeside, and Sine Caster at the Range. For your Sunday, the Freeville Farmers Market midday, the DJ Cookout at Deep Dive from noon to late night, and a Young Jewish Adults potluck picnic at East Shore Park at 1. Jazz Monday with MAQ at South Hill Cider on Monday evening. Wednesday, Cast Iron Cowboys at Mill Park in Newfield. Thursday, Betty's Ghost at Lucas Vineyards, Richman and the Poorboys at Six Mile Creek Vineyard, and NEO Project at the Bernie Milton Pavilion. Next Friday, Virgil Cain at the BoatYard Grill and Stacey & the Copy Cats at Garrett's Brewing in Trumansburg. Don't forget GrassRoot Culture Camp starts Sunday the 14th, and the GrassRoots Festival runs the 18th-21st! Lots more details and more 14850 Happenings at 14850.com. Subscribe to the Ithaca Minute in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, or via RSS feed, follow 14850.com on Facebook and Twitter, or subscribe to the 14850 Magazine Daily newsletter.

Conflict is an unavoidable part of life, and can have serious repercussions to a working environment or client relationships. Amy Newfield joins us to share advice on conflict resolution and how we can better equip ourselves to manage disagreements and challenges through open, honest, and kind conversation. Learn more about Amy Newfield: https://www.vetteamtraining.com/amy-newfield Learn more about The Vet Rehab Summit: https://vetrehabsummit.com/ Learn more about CuraCore: https://curacore.org/vet/ To learn about Onlinepethealth, watch a free webinar, or join any of our Facebook groups, click here: https://onlinepethealth.com/podcast

Hello and welcome to the second episode of “The Cat Walker Hour.” I recorded this live interview in April 2024 at the VNCA Conference with very special guests Harold Davis, Amy Newfield and Leslie Wereszczak - a powerhouse trio of experience and international fame! The Cat Walker Hour is a light-hearted but serious session that I hope will empower and inspire listeners to navigate the challenges and opportunities we encounter in our careers. In a time where it feels like we're exposed to a lot of negativity in the world, this is a feel-good celebration of who we are and what we do.  The VNCA conference is one of my favourite events of the year and it's always a great crew of people. I should explain that what you're hearing at the start of this episode is me, dancing my way down the stairs in the main hall, getting the delegates clapping and grooving for some pre-show, end of conference fun. You'll also hear the superstar trio literally running onto the stage, high tenning everyone in the front row on the way. Once the superstar guests are settled in with a glass of Prosecco and a question from me, I hand the interview over to the audience for an interactive Q&A session. The interview that unfolded was pure magic and such a beautiful high note upon which to end an amazing conference.  Thank you as always to Trish Farry for envisioning this concept, to the superstar guests for being so candid and generous, and to the amazing VNCA Conference 2024 delegates for driving the interview. I hope you enjoy listening.  If you want to see The Cat Walker Hour live, make sure you're following me on Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn where I'll share the details of any upcoming events. If you're planning a conference or event and are thinking about having The Cat Walker Hour on the program then head over to my website catwalkermediation.com. You can download my speaker kit there and reach out to me directly.  This episode was brought to you by ⁠⁠Vetoquinol⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠Vet Complaints Support⁠⁠. 

Here's the 14850 Happenings events calendar for the weekend of June 21st! This evening the Ageless Jazz Band at Hopshire Farm Brewery, City Limits at the BoatYard Grill, and Chickenwire Parachute at Scale House Brewery in Hector. The 86ers are playing at Garrett's in Trumansburg tonight, and Bob Roberts Calamity Band is at Cedarwood Event Venue. And a free preview Ithaca Reggae Fest show at Stewart Park. The Hangar Theatre's mainstage production Ride the Cyclone runs through Saturday the 29th. The Little Red Wagon Festival all afternoon Saturday at the Cedarwood Event Venue, and music all afternoon at the Ithaca Reggae Fest at Stewart Park. There's a Saturday late-night show featuring Double Tiger at Deep Dive. For your Sunday, the Freeville Farmers Market midday, and Sundays with Cisco at Garrett's Brewing. Tuesday, a Southern Old Time String Band Jam Session at Deep Dive. And Kommuna Lux brings their Odesa Urban Folk music tour to Ithaca with a Benefit for Ukraine at the First Unitarian Society. Wednesday, the Yardvarks kick off the Mill Park Music Series in Newfield. London McDaniel is at Salt Point Brewing. For your Thursday, Jamorick at Lucas Vineyards, the Yardvarks are at Six Mile Creek Winery, Ariel Arbisser and Destiny La Vibe at the Bernie Milton Pavilion, and a free screening of Attica followed by a panel discussion at Cinemapolis. And next Friday, the Comb Down at South Hill Cider, Group du Jour at the BoatYard Grill, the Junior Rich Band at Garrett's Brewing, and the free summer concert series on Cornell's Arts Quad kicks off with Paa Kow. Lots more details and more 14850 Happenings at 14850.com. Subscribe to the Ithaca Minute in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, or via RSS feed, follow 14850.com on Facebook and Twitter, or subscribe to the 14850 Magazine Daily newsletter.

Brett brings on Jake Newfield to talk about his new YouTube show, For the Sake of Argument. We learn a bit about Jake's story and his views on life, religion, politics, and the emotional understanding we desperately need in this world as we as humans pursue truth. ► Brett Johnson Show Instagram:   / thebrettjohnsonshow   ► Brett Johnson Show Facebook:   / the-brett-johnson-show-100086202897738   ► Criminal Thoughts Podcast:    / @criminalthoughtspodcast   ► Brett's Twitter: https://www.x.com/gollumfun Follow more of Brett: https://www.thebrettjohnsonshow.com Watch Brett Johnson on Lex Friedman:    • Brett Johnson: US Most Wanted Cybercr...   Watch Brett Johnson on the Jordan B Peterson Podcast:    • Dr. Peterson Interviews Former U.S. M...   ABOUT BRETT Brett Johnson. Former U.S. Most Wanted Cybercriminal. Now Good Guy. The United States Secret Service called Mr. Johnson "The Original Internet Godfather" for his role in refining modern financial cybercrime. Or to put it another way: Brett was convicted of 39 felonies, placed on the U.S. Most Wanted List, escaped from prison, and… he built the first organized cybercrime community, Shadowcrew was a precursor to today's darknet and darknet markets, and it laid the foundation for the way modern cybercrime channels operate today. Johnson was sentenced to 90 months in Federal Prison. End of story? Not hardly. Brett found redemption through his sister, his wife Michele, and finally the FBI. He was given the chance to turn his life around. He took it. Today, Brett is considered one of the leading authorities on cybercrime, identity theft, and cybersecurity on the planet. He works hard to protect businesses and consumers from the type of person he used to be.

A conversation with Veronica Olalla Love, the CEO of Newfield Network who shares her deep insights into the field of ontological coaching, a practice focused on understanding and improving how individuals show up in life. This approach emphasizes the importance of observing how one sees the world, which can unlock a host of possibilities and lead to profound self-exploration and transformation.Veronica discusses the holistic integration of somatics in coaching, which considers the body not just as a physical entity but as a repository of experiences, impacting how we engage with the world and ourselves. Olalla highlights the origins of Newfield Network, rooted in her family's experiences of political turmoil and displacement, which profoundly shapes their commitment to addressing human suffering and promoting wellness through coaching. This background informs Newfield's ethos of deep transformational learning and developing new ways of being that contribute to a fulfilling life. The episode is rich with discussions about the power of linguistic and emotional reorientation in coaching, advocating for a shift from action-oriented to being-oriented practices.

This month, Aaron pays a visit to Dan Weed's sugarhouse, located just over the hill from the Arnot Forest. Dan wears many hats, as owner and operator of Schoolyard Sugarbush in Newfield, NY, along with his wife Holly, as a CDL equipment dealer, and as President of the New York Maple Producers' Association. Learn more about Schoolyard Sugarbush: https://www.schoolyardsugarbush.org/ Learn more about the NYSMPA: https://nysmaple.com/ Episode Produced by Ailis Clyne. Music - Long and Low Cloud, Funk and Flash, both by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)

“Going to the Mat” star Andy Lawrence joins Will and Sabrina as he takes a trip down memory lane about the film, growing up in the spotlight and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christopher Newfield, Director of Research at the Independent Social Research Foundation in London and Distinguished Professor Emeritus of English at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Newfield is a leading scholar of Critical University Studies. He has recently published two books on the metrics of higher education: Metrics that Matter: Counting What's Really Important to College Students (2023) and The Limits of the Numerical: The Abuses and Uses of Quantification (2022). In addition, Newfield wrote a trilogy of books on the university as an intellectual and social institution: Ivy and Industry: Business and the Making of the American University, 1880–1980 (2003); Unmaking the Public University: The Forty Year Assault on the Middle Class (2008); and The Great Mistake: How We Wrecked Public Universities and How We Can Fix Them (2016). He will give a talk titled: “Jobs and Universities: A Tale of Two Futures” on Thursday, March 7 at the University of Oregon as the Oregon Humanities Center's 2023–2024 Cressman Lecturer.

Here's the Ithaca Minute for December 13th. A teenager from Waverly died at the scene of a crash on West Danby Road in Newfield on Tuesday afternoon that left Route 34 closed for hours, and another teen, from Spencer, was airlifted to the hospital for treatment of serious injuries, according to a statement from the New York State Police. 17-year-old Peyton C. Shaw, was a passenger in a Toyota Yaris that rear-ended a Jeep Patriot that had “stopped for another vehicle that was in front of it making a turn” when both vehicles were being driven northbound on West Danby Road near Piper Road shortly before 1pm on Tuesday. The Waverly High School senior was pronounced dead at the scene. According to the State Police, after the Yaris hit the stopped Jeep, the vehicle “then went into on-coming traffic and was struck by a Cadillac CT6.” The driver of the Yaris, 18-year-old Dale T. Beeman of Spencer, was transported by Guthrie Air to Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre “to be treated for serious injuries,” the police said. The drivers of the other two vehicles were evaluated by EMS at the scene. A flurry of highway closure alerts on Tuesday morning from the 511NY system, which sends text messages or e-mails to subscribers when roads in their area are closed, was due to a glitch, says the New York State Office of Information Technology Services. And a fire early Sunday morning in the kitchen and living room areas of a home on Black Oak Road in the Town of Enfield left "significant damage" to the structure and displaced a resident, according to the Enfield Volunteer Fire Company. Subscribe to the Ithaca Minute in iTunes or Google Play, RadioPublic, TuneIn, Stitcher, or via RSS feed, follow 14850.com on Facebook and Twitter, or subscribe to the 14850 Magazine Daily newsletter.

Main fiction: "Nice For What?" by Dominica PhetteplaceDominica Phetteplace writes fiction and poetry. Her work has appeared in Ecotone, Copper Nickel, PANK, The Los Angeles Review, Zyzzyva, Wigleaf, Best Microfiction and The Year's Best Science Fiction and Fantasy. Her honors include two Pushcart Prizes, a Rona Jaffe Award, a Steinbeck Fellowship and support from MacDowell, Tin House and Djerassi.This story originally appeared in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, July/Aug 2019.Narrated by: Mary MurphyMary is a New York based actor/voice-over artist. She loves the world of audio drama and is delighted to be back on board the StarShipSofa. She has performed in theatre, film, TV, animation, radio, and video games. A few of her recent credits include the one-woman play An Evening With Lola Montez, It's a Wonderful Life, a streamed performance of the piece Near Nellie Bly, Divination of The Three for Asheville Fringe, and the audio dramas Frontier Gentleman, Chinook, and Newfield. She can be heard voicing various characters for Disney, GoKidGo, LeapFrog, the Center For New American Media, Audible, and Audimance. She has also been a regular performer on the audio drama series Fireside Mystery Theatre, The NoSleep Podcast, The Wicked Library, To the Manor Borne By Robots, and Campfire Radio Theater. marymurphyonline.comFact: Looking Back At genre History by Amy H SturgisSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/starshipsofa. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“We've got to use veterinary technicians. And here's what happens – I feel so good getting to help a pet owner and increase that pet owner-animal bond, and my veterinarian can go do doctor things! If you utilize your technicians more, you get to be a doctor more.” This episode is sponsored in part by Meow Cat Lounge, Doobert.com, and Maddie's Fund. In today's show, Stacy chats with Amy Newfiled, Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT), Veterinary Technician Specialist (VTS) in Emergency & Critical Care, author, and owner of the educational platform Veterinary Team Training. In this episode, Stacy and Amy talk about the field of veterinary medicine, and how the role of veterinary technicians in particular has grown and evolved since the 1990s. They talk about the key differences between veterinary technicians, specialists, and assistants, and what the general public should keep in mind when taking their animals to their veterinary care provider. They also discuss the many challenges veterinarians and practices are facing today, including the worst staffing shortages – from veterinarians to veterinary technicians, to front desk support – that Amy has seen in her career. They also talk about the capabilities of veterinary technicians, and the opportunities available to veterinarians who fully utilize their teams. Amy talks about her books in the Oops Management Series, Oops, I Became a Manager, and Oops, My Team is Toxic, aimed at helping managers and leaders in the veterinary profession build stronger leaders and create and maintain positive work cultures. The Oops Management Series currently includes three books, available to purchase on Amazon. Amy also tells us about Vet Team Training, and her work to help develop teams through practical and real-world techniques. The website offers free information and videos for anyone with a passion for animals, as well as RACE-accredited courses for veterinary technicians looking to continue their education. More information about Vet Team Training is available at www.vetteamtraining.com. More information about the CE courses offered by Vet Team Training is available here.

Ana Duggan (McMaster) and Tim Newfield (Georgetown) join the Infectious Historians to discuss smallpox. The conversation begins as always with a survey of what smallpox actually is as well as its broad history. After Ana and Tim share the reasons they chose to research smallpox, they move on to speak about recent research about historical smallpox, particularly through the study of the virus' ancient DNA samples. Ana and Tim also discuss the differences which make the study of smallpox more difficult compared to other pathogens, and reflect upon where the field might be heading, particularly in the context of the Antonine Plague.

[This episode is available on Video Podcast via YouTube] Talia Newfield is one of my flow-based business coaching clients & she is a self-love and fitness coach for women. In this episode, we talk about her journey as a brand new (and very young) entrepreneur. The experience for many new entrepreneurs is often challenging in many ways than one. Talia shares her journey towards balance and flow particularly struggling with the hustle mentality and the obsession to constantly move the needle forward because of self-inflicted pressure. This is a relatable & helpful episode for those of you who are new to the entrepreneurial journey or are still perhaps struggling to find your bearings when it comes to healthy and balanced entrepreneurship. Key topics: The consistent obsession with moving the needle forward What true self love and acceptance look like as a new entrepreneur Ways to start balancing feminine and masculine energies  Authenticity as the path to least resistance Creating results by slowing down How finding your flow really looks like amidst the never ending to-do lists Burnout and hustle is optional Defining what success means to you & leading a values led life If this episode resonated with you, screenshot, share & tag me on socials IG: @_nicolaaay. I always love hearing from you! Send me a DM with what hit home for you & let's chat! Subscribe to my channel on Youtube Follow me on TikTok _____________________________________________ Ways to work with me: ✨ [PRIVATE MENTORSHIP] Ready to dive into building your business with less hustle & more F L O W? Apply for my 6mo of private coaching with me in 2023.⁠ Click here.⁠ ✨ [WORKSHOP] Learn how to create & activate a powerful and practical vision board in this $17 workshop. Understand why & how vision creation works in a dynamic & immersive way. Download it ⁠here.⁠ ✨ [PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM] Join me inside this 8 week hybrid group mentorship program, EMBODY. This is all about helping you become the most confident version of yourself in all areas of life & unlocking your mindset to take back your power & create a life of possibility, not limitations⁠. Click here⁠ to find out more about the program that has helped women change their lives forever.  ✨ [FREE CONSULTATION] Not sure which one is for you? I can help you get clear on what the next best step is for you (no strings attached!) Click⁠ here⁠ ✨ [RETREAT] FIND OUT MORE ABOUT “THE SURRENDER EXPERIMENT” Bali Retreat 2024 ⁠here. ⁠

Many of us as Christians are familiar with the parable of the lost sheep in Matthew 18, where the shepherd leaves the 99 just to find the one. This is a story that resonates deeply with today's guest on The Stories Collective, Mike Lockwood. Mike was born and raised in the small town of Newfield, NY and his parents were divorced before he could even remember them being together. Growing up in a small town provided lots of opportunities to get in trouble (as Mike describes) and by the time he was in high school he felt like his reputation preceded him. He didn't have much of a faith background but after high school he and his friends began questioning what the purpose of life was. This led to Mike starting to attend church though it took a while for him to place his trust in Jesus. There was a girl at the church named Mindy who would sing special music and he felt almost immediately that this would be the woman he would marry. Mike and Mindy married in 2001 and moved to Iowa for Mike to start Bible college - they also found out they were pregnant with their daughter quickly into their marriage. Life was moving fast, and though they had developed Christian community Mike began to struggle in his faith. He felt that he didn't fit the mold and began to doubt that God could really work in his life. This led to a years long time of rebellion being in and out of his home and struggling to walk with the Lord. Years of some poor choices and alcohol addiction culminated in the fall of 2005. Mike experienced two instances where he could've and almost died. One experience being an accident and the other being a result of choices he had made. He had truly reached the bottom, and this is where God began to pick him up. Mike finally realized that God had never left him. The Shepherd had come to find the one that had left the 99. Though it was not an overnight change, Mike's life began to turn around. Listen in and be amazed as Mike walks us through how he came back to the Lord, how his marriage and family life was restored and so much more. The incredible and miraculous change that Jesus worked in Mike's life is undeniable. God never gives up on us and that is certainly evident in Mike's story. Mike's interview on The Now Life podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5zLkPqiTaKumOfiplrsoRZ?si=ea37bef2da114c7fReckless Love by Cory Asbury: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sc6SSHuZvQEMen's Summit October 2023: https://dscchurch.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/1780506Harvest Compassion Center: https://harvestcompassioncenter.orgResident Strangers podcast: https://www.dscchurch.com/resident-strangersWould you please subscribe and leave us a review? This will help our podcast reach more people! We'd love it if you'd share this podcast with your friends on social media and beyond. Join us next Wednesday to hear another story of God's faithfulness!

Positive teamwork is essential to run a successful business. Amy joins Megan to talk about different ways to handle difficult team members, what to do when your team is toxic, and how to keep your team happy in the long term.    Learn more about Amy Newfield: https://www.vetteamtraining.com/amy-newfield Learn more about Amy Newfield's books: https://www.vetteamtraining.com/buy-the-book Learn more about The Vet Rehab Summit: https://vetrehabsummit.com/ Learn more about Paw Prosper: https://pawprosper.com/ To learn about Onlinepethealth, watch a free webinar, or join any of our Facebook groups, click here: https://onlinepethealth.com/podcast

Anesthesia Machine? Check ✅ Emergency Drugs? Check ✅ Checklists are an integral part of our daily lives in the vet clinic, increasing efficiency and safety. You may use them in you OR, but do you use them in your ER? Today Amy Newfield is here to talk to us about WHY checklists are the s**t and why we should be using them everywhere. Amy knows education. She has received speaker of the year awards, worked with translators in over four countries, has over 60 published printed works in eight countries and recently published her very own book. She is a self-described border collie. Resources mentioned in this episode: AAHA: https://www.aaha.org/publications/newstat/articles/2021-04/anesthesia-best-practices-prepare-compare-be-aware/ https://www.anesthesiallc.com/publications/blog/entry/checklists-as-important-as-ever-in-anesthesia-patient-safety M&M Article: https://www.kickassvets.com/blogs/blogMNMRounds.php https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0018578720931752?journalCode=hpxa Checklist Manifesto Book: https://amzn.to/3JEAXOG Amy's website: https://www.vetteamtraining.com/

Chances are, if you're a veterinary technician, you were asked for a “working interview” during the hiring process. This week, we've got a veterinary technician who cautions that not only may working interviews be illegal, but that may put interviewees at considerable risk. Viewfinders, you don't want to miss this one! Hosts Dr. Ernie Ward and Beckie Mossor, RVT, are joined by Amy Newfield, MS, CVT, VTS (ECC), owner of Veterinary Team Training. The trio talks about all things “working interview,” including what Amy considers a “working interview, how Dr. Ward's “working interviews differ from most, and Beckie's firsthand experience being asking “to prove her skills.” Viewfinders, there's a lot to process in this week's episode. We want to thank Amy for sharing her perspectives, experiences, and advocacy for veterinary technicians. If you'd like to learn more about Amy, visit her website at https://www.vetteamtraining.com/ #veterinary #veterinary #vettech #veterinarytechnician#veterinary #podcast

Molly Tanzer is the award-winning author of five novels, two collections, and many works of short fiction. She lives outside of Boulder, CO with her notorious cat, the Toad. Follow her on Instagram @molly_tanzer.This story originally appeared in Phase Change: Imagining Energy Futures, 2012.Narrated by: Mary MurphyMary is a New York based actor/voice-over artist. She loves the world of audio drama and is delighted to be back on board the StarShipSofa. She has performed in theatre, film, TV, animation, radio, and video games. A few of her recent credits include the one-woman play An Evening With Lola Montez, It's A Wonderful Life, a streamed performance of the piece Near Nellie Bly, Divination of The Three for Asheville Fringe, and the audio dramas Frontier Gentleman, Chinook, and Newfield. She can be heard voicing various characters for Disney, GoKidGo, LeapFrog, the Center For New American Media, Audible, and Audimance. She has also been a regular performer on the audio drama series Fireside Mystery Theatre, The NoSleep Podcast, The Wicked Library, To the Manor Borne By Robots, and Campfire Radio Theater. marymurphyonline.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/starshipsofa. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What if we told you that billions of people around the world are walking around, but they are not truly awake? Are you one of them?Ashish and Anil will dive into this topic with today's guest, Veronica Love, who will share simple yet powerful tools, better than an alarm clock, that will wake you up. And once you're awake, you will be curious for more. Veronica is the global CEO of the Newfield Network, one of the world's leading transformational learning organizations. Their work in personal growth, coach training, professional development, and within organizations increase your reach and influence over your life and surroundings.Veronica holds a master's degree in acupuncture and is a professional certified coach. She's led Newfield's signature Coaching for Personal and Professional Mastery program for over 18 years in eight countries and in two languages. She has trained leaders, coaches from organizations including NASA, Google, Nike, IBM and more.Veronica powerfully integrates linguistic, emotional and somatic awareness to foster potent learning environments, equipping coaches and leaders with the capacity to generate transformative and sustainable change for their clients and organizations. Ashish himself is a testimonial of her work.In this new episode of the Happiness Squad podcast, Veronica will talk about two models that will allow you to develop your own self-awareness and will reveal some effective tips on how to unlock your potential and find real meaning.You will also find out what real happiness means for Veronica and what brings happiness in her life.You will learn more about the importance of self-awareness and why Veronica dedicated her life to helping people wake up.Veronica will talk about the three core levels of awareness and how you can develop the practice of self-awareness.Veronica will reveal an amazing story of personal transformation she encountered in her professional experience.She will also talk about Newfield Network's mission and practices, the difference between remaining asleep or setting aside the time to become aware and emotionally agile and so much moreListen now to learn a new way to rewire your brain fro happiness and fulfilment! Resources:Happinesssquad.com @MyHappinessSquad InstagramAshish Kothari LinkedInAnil Ramjiani LinkedInHappiness Squad Youtube ChannelNewfieldnetwork.com Book:Hardwired for Happiness: 9 Proven Practices to Overcome Stress and Live Your Best Life

Mark started his professional work life as a consultant with Accenture, where he helped clients for 14 years. He founded his advisory business in 2005, and in 2022 joined Journey Strategic wealth through a merger of his firm with Journey. Prior to graduating from university, he was an auto mechanic, was in the auto parts industry, and spent time as a retail store manager. Mark's focus has always been either providing advice or fixing things. What drives Mark is helping others reach their goals. Mark believes both financial freedom and fun can occur concurrently. You will find that he has an active (sometimes too active!) sense of humor. He's quite proud that his teammates Angela and Melissa have been with him for 14 and 12 years and will do everything possible to make sure Danielle stays “forever”, as well. He's a little nutty about college basketball, golf, and several other sports. In addition, he loves taking beach and golf trips with his family and is an avid reader. Mark holds an Accounting degree from Virginia Commonwealth University as well as the CFP® and RICP® designations. Thank you to @mathewpassy (on Twitter) for the show production. Please leave us a rating in your favorite podcast player! Show Notes: 6:00 - Mark's background 17:30 - Embrace your strengths and weaknesses 22:30 - Good moments coming from scary times 27:30 - Starting a business from a passion 29:00 - Building teams 34:00 - Mark's approach to advising 37:24 - Where Mark thinks we are relative to history 46:50 - The power of checks and balances 50:45 - Finding and retaining employees 58:30 - Thinking about planning for aging 1:10:00 - Why you need to get your Power of Attorney documents done! 1:13:00 - Talking to the older member of your family about the aging process

This is episode 1098 of the Arete Coach Podcast with Severin Sorensen and his guest Terrie Lupberger, MCC, she is an ICF Master Certified Coach, Executive Coach, senior instructor for coaching at the University of Miami, CEO of Terrie Lupberger and Associates, and former CEO for the Newfield Network USA. Terrie Lupberger is an MCC out of Boulder, Colorado. She combines her 20+ years of global leadership and management experience with her executive coaching and change-management expertise to bring forth the very best out of her coaching clients. She coaches her clients with an expansive body of knowledge, tools, and unique processes to better support them in navigating their challenges and generating greater impact. In her coaching, she utilizes her research into what makes change really stick, teams, emotional intelligence, conscious leadership principles, and quantum theory. Today she is the Program Director and Co-Facilitator of The Coach Partnership's Team Coaching Certification Program. She is also the Co-Facilitator of The Disruptive ChangeMaker, a virtual 3-month, online program for coaches, leaders, and other changemakers that brings quantum-based theory into business practice. Terrie also co-facilitates The Executive Sanctuary, a development program for nonprofit CEOs. Since 2013, Terrie has been a Senior Instructor at the University of Miami's certified Professional Coaching Program. Since 2010, Terrie has been the Director of Training with The Coach Partnership which offers the Newfield Coaching Program in Asia. Terry is the former CEO of Newfield Network USA. In the podcast, we explore Terrie's journey into executive coaching, lessons in life and some lessons learned in her coaching journey. From the safety of her first positon at the US Department of Treasury, to her transition into the helping and serving professions of coaching. She shares her experience learning coaching method first in Newfield, and then later learning journies into neuroscience and other fields. She shares her power questions and explores how she views 'the brilliance of coaching is a safe space to explore possibilities.' She shares her views on human beings being meaning makers, and the stories we tell to provide meaning, and how often 'its all made up.' She gives voice to the notion, 'do I need a story about this?' These musings and more can be found in this episode. The Arete Coach Podcast seeks to explore the art and science of executive coaching. You can find out more about this podcast at aretecoach.io. This episode was recorded on September 29, 2022 via Zoom Video. Copyright © 2022 by Arete Coach™ LLC. All rights reserved.