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This week's Alpha Trader podcast features hosts Aaron Task and Stephen Alpher talking with Mark Dow, author of the Behavioral Macro Blog, and a former hedge fund manager. Among the topics covered: The China regulatory crackdown is clearly not good news for that country's tech names, and suggests not great relations between Beijing and D.C., but it need not be a headwind for additional records for the S&P 500 While it's entirely possible that we've already passed the peak growth phase of the current economic recovery, that doesn't mean solid growth won't continue for several more quarters or years. Along those same lines, Dow believes that inflation may have peaked as well A lot has been made about what the recent big drop in long-term Treasury yields might be saying, but Dow believes that price signals in the government bond market aren't what they used to be. Find out why Dow's explanation of the monetary policy transmission pipes. The Cliff's Notes: It's a closed system, i.e. the Fed's “printing” of money ends doesn't go into the economy, it stays in the Federal Reserve deposits of the banks. It's for this reason that those predicting the next great inflation keep getting it wrong. Links of interest: Behavioral Macro blog The China regulatory crackdown in an fund - The KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF Listen to or subscribe to Alpha Trader on these podcast platforms: Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Play Stitcher Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

News and Notes: It was a busy week! We talked about the Tatis extension, Justin Turner re-signing, Paxton returning to Seattle, other moves, as well as Realmuto's thumb and Bieber's Covid diagnosis. Guest Segment: We are joined by Dead Pull Hitter, Rob DiPietro and Razzball's Torres to break down relief pitchers. We each give one we are higher on than consensus, one we are lower on than consensus, and one who isn't the closer that we believe could become the closer. Question of the week: Which manager of all-time would you least want to get into a fight with?Game of the week by DMendy

WoHos!It's Australia week on the World of Horror Podcast!! Our all-watch this week is the 2005 slasher flick, "Wolf Creek". Mac watched the 2009 splatter film "The Loved Ones" and Mom watched the killer crocodile film, "Black Water". Which role did John Jarratt (Mick Taylor in Wolf Creek) turn down? Which role in a killer crocodile film did he accept? How many humans do crocodiles kill per year? How many alligator and crocodile films has Mac seen?Notes:It seems Mick Taylor was referring to war crimes the Australians committed in Vietnam and that he was a member of the ANZAC.Palindromes are words that have the same meaning backwards and forwards, such as noon and radar. "Semordinilaps" are words that have different meanings read backward and forward such as stressed/desserts, diaper/repaid or in the case of "Wolf Creek", Navithalim Mining Company (Ivan Milat), kind of.Crocodiles are not dinosaurs nor are they descended from dinosaurs. They are cousins of dinosaurs. Badass cousins.What did we get right? What do you want to fight us on? Aw, WoHo's, let's not fight!Some folks I missed in the Thanks and Refs Bit: Allen Hyde, The DiMattias and Quinn McLaughlin.Next week, our all watch is "Sint". Mac is watching "Anna and the Apocalypse" Mom is watching "Dia de la Bestia" and OUR VERY SPECIAL GUEST is watching "Better Watch Out". Join us!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/xafupi)

What causes kids to have bad attitudes? It will surprise you! Learn how you can reverse the bad attitudes in your house with one powerful question. Recommended Resources from This Session: Mom’s Notes: - “It’s All About Attitude” CD/MP3 & Notes/PDF Notes  Mom’s Notes: - “Understanding Freedom’s” Part 1 & Part 2 CD/MP3 & Notes/PDF Notes  Mom’s Notes: - “The Parent Trainer” CD/MP3 & Notes/PDF Notes  Book: - “Taming the Lecture Bug And Getting Your Kids to Think” DVD: - “Taming the Lecture Bug And Getting Your Kids to Think” 

Parents typically only deal with their child’s bad behavior and do nothing about their bad attitude. Yet, kids’ attitude is what drives their bad behavior. Discover how you can shape your child’s attitude which will curb their bad behavior. Recommended Resources from This Session: Mom’s Notes: - “It’s All About Attitude” CD/MP3 & Notes/PDF Notes  Mom’s Notes: - “Understanding Freedom’s” Part 1 & Part 2 CD/MP3 & Notes/PDF Notes  Book: - “Taming the Lecture Bug And Getting Your Kids to Think”  DVD: - “Taming the Lecture Bug And Getting Your Kids to Think” 

Notes:It's an impossible task to live the Christian life in our own strength! Paul's prayer for the Colossians was that they would learn to lean upon the Lord and His power to live out their Christian lives.

NOTES:It’s time for a little tough love. I’ve been thinking a lot about the situation we’re in right now. Unfortunately, I don’t think we can wait for things to return to normal or to get to the “new normal.” The new normal is here and will be here for the foreseeable future. Because of this, I think it’s important for couples to continue planning their weddings based on our current reality. Plan as if there will still be social-distancing guidelines in place. That should be your Plan A at the moment. If things open up and everyone is comfortable gathering in large groups and traveling to your wedding, then great. Then your Plan B can take place.As a planner, it’s better to plan for the worst and hope for the best. That definitely applies to the situation we’re in right now.

In today’s episode, Megan and Dr. Alex talk about DNRS (Dynamic Neural Retraining System) and other limbic system retraining programs. zestyginger.com/DNRS They share their experience with the program as well as how our current situation with the coronavirus is causing many of us to be in limbic system loops. This podcast episode is sponsored by Microbalance health products - The creator of EC3 Mold solution concentrate, laundry additive, Mold Screening Test Plates (and even EC3 candles to help reduce mold and mycotoxin levels in the indoor air!). Notes: It has been interesting to see the reaction to the coronavirus to people who are dealing with this kind of invisible thing that we feel threatened by.  I think I would be in a different place right now if I didn’t have the tools from DNRS and have dealt with a similar type of thing with mold. And because of this, Dr. Alex and I wanted to share our experience with it and make you aware of it if it might be a good fit for you. I bet there is going to be a huge need for DNRS in the coming months, as many people are entering a highly reactive limbic system loop because they are in a place where they do not feel their environment is safe. Once this happens, we start to react to everything.  Sounds, foods, supplements and the biggest trigger for many is smells and chemicals... For those of us who have dealt with mold, lyme, chronic pain, autoimmunity or right now in the midst of the cornovirus quarantine,  you probably can relate to how strong chemicals, air fresheners, perfumed detergents and the link can really throw your body into a tailspin.  Headaches, dizziness, brainfog to rashes.   This is why we have partnered with a company like MicroBalance Health Products.   Now, more than ever, we are trying to help people to understand the value of using EC3 in their homes as part of an overall mold and bacterial maintenance protocol to reduce fungal, viral, and bacterial antigens. We feel that using products that do not work against your body's natural defense mechanisms and trigger your limbic system is really important right now.  is the way to go right now with COVID-19. It is a scary and uncertain time, but prevention should be the name of the game. According to the EPA, the protocol for using citric acid for disabling the Coronavirus you would spray or apply the EC3 Mold Solution to a surface and allow it to stay in contact for 5 minutes before wiping or could just allow it to air dry. Treat shoes before going inside, treat upholstered furniture, spray shopping bags, spray surfaces, spray the air. It is perfectly safe to breathe in. To get 15% off your order you can use ZESTY at checkout.  The link will be in the show notes but you can also go to zestyginger.com/EC3 It is good for one use per customer and will be active through the end of June. 

In this episode Chris digs deeper into the legacy building block called "The Philippians 4:8 Test" from the Women Finishing Well Bible study. Show Notes & Links Scriptures in this episode: -Colossians 3:5-10 -Philippians 4:8 (Message) -James 1:4 (the end game) Notes: -It's not about a list of do's and don'ts; it's about obeying the leading of God's Spirit. -"Putting something to death" doesn't mean being perfect; it is about agreeing that this thing is drawing you away from God and committing to obey God's lead. -What is in my life that God is challenging me to give up? What's not in my life that God is challenging me to add? -What God calls us to do, He will empower us to do.  -The first step of the Philippians 4:8 Test: pray God will show you what is drawing you away from Him. -Do the next right thing. -Lean on your community of SIC (Sisters-In-Christ) friends. -The end game: James 1:4. Let perseverance finish its work. Connect With Us Please join our monthly newsletter community and learn about our upcoming studies, events, and enter our monthly giveaways. Click here to subscribe. You can unsubscribe at any time. Links Listen to the last episode introducing chapter four of the study. 

Description: Bernie Sanders put together a campaign team focused on deep and wide outreach to Latinos across the country and now he has won a massive victory in Nevada and is headed for the nomination. Nate, Bill, Rachel. Links and notes for Ep 297 (PDF): http://arsenalfordemocracy.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/AFD-297-Links-and-Notes-It’s-Bernie-Baby.pdf Theme music by Stunt … Read more The post Feb 23, 2020 – It’s Bernie, Baby – Arsenal For Democracy Ep. 297 appeared first on Arsenal For Democracy.

This week, Chris and Brandon run down some of the best stuff they've found on YouTube. They also have an actual work topic from a listener suggestion: Most managers do one-on-one meetings, but they vary wildly in quality. What distinguishes a good "1:1 meeting" from a bad one? What do we wish our managers would ask? What have we learned about them so far in our respective roles as engineer and engineering manager?Notes:It’s Alive: Cured Egg Yolkshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kp6F7jW5cmIWorth it (BuzzFeed)https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5vtqDuUM1DmXwYYAQcyUwtcalp_SesZDJoseph Andersonhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyhnYIvIKK_--PiJXCMKxQQSuper Bunnyhophttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWqr2tH3dPshNhPjV5h1xRwGame Maker’s Toolkit / Boss Keyshttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc38fcMFcV_ul4D6OChdWhsNsYY3NA5B2Jeremy Parish: NES Workshttps://www.youtube.com/user/toastyfrogThe Architect of Gameshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY3A_5R_m3PXCn5XDhvBBsgNocliphttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0fDG3byEcMtbOqPMymDNbwSurviving Marshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sovutsHwmj8Listener question from Garth Miles: https://twitter.com/_GarthM

2019-11-17-1030 Pastor Loran Livingston is the speaker this morning, November 17, 2019 in the 10:30 AM service. Scripture: Acts 8:9-24 Notes: - It is possible to believe and be baptized and still be full of poison. - Your heart is still not right in the eyes of God. - We can push this poison way down in our souls and go through the motion of praising God. - A root of bitterness will defile everyone around you. - If you are right in your heart, wherever you go you will have a sweet fragrance about you. - Curse this root of bitterness.

2019-11-17-0830 Pastor Loran Livingston is the speaker this morning, November 17, 2019 in the 8:30 AM service. Scripture: Acts 8:9-24 Notes: - It is possible to believe and be baptized and still be full of poison. - Your heart is still not right in the eyes of God. - We can push this poison way down in our souls and go through the motion of praising God. - A root of bitterness will defile everyone around you. - If you are right in your heart, wherever you go you will have a sweet fragrance about you. - Curse this root of bitterness.

Henry VI Part 2 deals with the immediate lead-up to the Wars of the Roses, with court intrigue and tons of backstabbing that results in the First Battle of St. Albans in 1455. Henry VI was an ineffectual king in the actual historical record, and Shakespeare's Henry is that to a 'T'---cuckolded by his wife and goaded into a civil war by his ill-seeming advisers, Henry's eventual downfall is telegraphed quite clearly in this play. He's surrounded by a cast of characters, from his various Dukes and Lords to his own wife, Queen Margaret, to his enemy Richard, Duke of York, to the rebel Jack Cade, who set wheels in motion toward their own separate goals that Henry could not stop on his best day. The lack of leadership from the throne leads to a power vacuum and shows the danger of "vaulting ambition" in the hands of men (and women) of loose morals. Our discussion today touches on the various characters, the source and types of power---be it from kings or "The Commons"--- and the violent nature of this installment, as well as the general strengths of this play (our favourite of the minor tetralogy). And then, in Marriage Counselling this episode, The Bicks debate the topic: Who is the protagonist, the hero, the "good guy" in Henry VI Part 2? Notes: It was not an Admiral from Star Wars that Lindsay thought Henry VI resembled; it was Grand Moff Tarkin. (Lindsay will commence with the cone of shame now...)

2019-08-11-1030 Pastor Loran Livingston is the speaker this morning, August 11,  2019 in the 10:30 AM service.   Scripture: Revelation 1:1-11; Hebrews 4:12-13; Psalm 19   Notes: - It is important to read the Bible. - God breathes into flesh and it becomes a soul. - The flesh is fighting against the spirit. - When you neglect the Bible, you become aggravated and relaxed. - The word of God is living and powerful. - God is not interested in what you are thinking but what he told you to do. - Get up and stop thinking and do it.

2019-08-11-0830 Pastor Loran Livingston is the speaker this morning, August 11,  2019 in the 8:30 AM service.   Scripture: Revelation 1:1-11; Hebrews 4:12-13; Psalm 19   Notes: - It is important to read the Bible. - God breathes into flesh and it becomes a soul. - The flesh is fighting against the spirit. - When you neglect the Bible, you become aggravated and relaxed. - The word of God is living and powerful. - God is not interested in what you are thinking but what he told you to do. - Get up and stop thinking and do it.

2019-07-21-1030 Pastor Loran Livingston is the speaker this morning, July 21,  2019 in the 10:30 AM service.   Scripture: Hosea 10:12; Revelation 3:14-20   Notes: - It is time to seek the Lord. - Our understanding has become blurred. - Satan is the master of blurring our lives. - Unclean is when we try to livein two worlds. - God put boundaries because we cannot trust ourselves. - Repent!!!   God will not bless us while we are wondering.

2019-07-21-0830 Pastor Loran Livingston is the speaker this morning, July 21,  2019 in the 8:30 AM service.   Scripture: Hosea 10:12; Revelation 3:14-20   Notes: - It is time to seek the Lord. - Our understanding has become blurred. - Satan is the master of blurring our lives. - Unclean is when we try to livein two worlds. - God put boundaries because we cannot trust ourselves. - Repent!!!   God will not bless us while we are wondering.

Episode 9 of the Unnecessary Nonsense Podcast has Carlos and Dave talking Week 6 in the Alliance of American Football (AAF) while looking forward to Week 7 (3:12), Johnny Manziel signing with league and potentially starting with the Memphis Express (12:04), Mike Trout winning the Angels Powerball lottery (23:34), Ichiro’s last games and retirement (37:15), some thoughts on the NCAA tournament thus far (41:38) as well as another exciting edition of Dave’s Pretentious Cross Country Running (Soccer) report (46:01). Lastly in the main topic they’ll discuss some thoughts on the pending matchups for the NHL playoffs and look at some of the prospects for the teams based on where they would be playing as of today. (50:49) All this and we finally discover what little it would take for the Montreal Canadiens to win back Dave’s loyalty and have him disown PK Subban. Links mentioned in the podcast: NHL Playoff Breakdownhttp://www.espn.com/nhl/playoffs/matchups News and Notes: It has finally happened (Manziel signs with AAF):https://www.sportsnet.ca/football/cfl/report-johnny-manziel-signs-standard-player-contract-aaf/Mike Trout’s contract extension analyzed:https://www.mlb.com/news/why-mike-trout-is-worth-a-430-million-dealThe absurdity of offside law in pretentious cross country running - will this change the game?https://www.sportsnet.ca/soccer/toronto-fc-goal-reveals-absurdity-soccers-offside-law/

Episode #31 Notes: It is now the year 2019. Trigger Warning Recorded: 1/19/19 Episode Length: 30:44 Trigger Warning: Racism/Police Violence First episode of 2019. Jake talks about Nathan Phillips and the disrespect he experienced at the Indigenous Rally. Bex discusses her feelings regarding the Women’s March, finding out what Indigenous groups she comes from, and AeroMexico’s latest commercial. Sean brings up the sentencing of Jason Van Dyke for the murder of Laquan McDonald. As well as a question from Kate from the podcast Ignorance was Bliss. She asks what do medical professionals have to keep in mind to help people of color the most. Support Explain to Me by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/explain-to-me Find out more on the Explain to Me website. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Alisha talks to Christina Brown about honoring herself as an artist and owning the title of artist and what it means to just go be creative, have fun, and play.Episode Notes:Sponsor: Emerge Skin TherapyJoin us in our Yoke and Abundance Facebook Group ->Here are some of the topics we touch on in this episode. Notes:It feels vulnerable to tell your own storyAnimal Spirit Cards came from Christina Brown’s ShopAsks for Wisdom on the journeySeeing yourself as an empathLate Blooming pathLearning to embrace being a mistake makerIt’s not about being perfectLife so far in three stagesJourney home to selfShedding the protective layer: Coming into the wholeIt’s powerful to step into yourself without walls upStepping into a spiritual practiceSacred Ceremony Not handling Grief well using alcohol to hideHealthy handleing of Grief going to mediation, journaling holding the hands of your friends. A practice of stillnessLighting incense at the time beginning of writing timeOwning the title of artistBeginning to value myselfWhy do we hide what’s awesomeOwn who you are and what you’re doingIf you light your own candle it becomes a torch for othersFolk art School PenlandHonor yourself as an artistAllow yourself to be in process Just play and have fun with itBeing an entrepreneur and Artist at the same timeSpace and time and quiet to just makeBe more intentional with time and Listen to my bodyGive space for what I need and let things goBringing Women together in Sacred CircleScared and doing it anyway and it’s getting easierThe most beautiful things we create come from saying I don’t know how to do this but I’m doing it. Beginners mind has wisdom that is powerfulSometimes layers of confidence cloud the knowingNew moon and Full moon meetingsWhen you are being alive, together, sharing and being vulnerable that is sacredTake Time for stillnessHave fun, don’t worry so much, and cultivate deep friendshipsQuote: “beloved, Beloved, be loved. Be love, be in the moment. You can just be”. Trying to be in Flow and just listen

On this week’s Hockey Feels: August was relatively quiet, but we have all the major news for you, like Hayley Wickenheiser being hired in Toronto, new NHL third jerseys, and more! Links: Wickenheiser, Needham hired in Toronto Alexei Kovalev 2018-19 NHL on NBC broadcast schedule Flyers national games NJD, STL, VAN announce third jerseys NHL signings in August Women’s Hockey Writers Association CWHL Blades move to Worcester Minnesota Whitecaps unveil new logo Notes: It’s Mueller Time Numerology Katie Strang Sweater Blanket Thanks Anya Is It October Yet? Sponsors: ATB Alberta Podcast Network

Episode #20 Notes: It's my Birthday Decade, Bitch! Recorded: 8/13/18 Episode Length: 45:56 New Intro, who dis? Season 2 starts with a new intro by Jake. Sean started off the discussion asking who we would go on tour with. Bex mentions that Le Butcherettes will be at Fubar August 15th. This week Jake decide to not have a topic of his own instead, giving Bex the floor to discuss her recent experience with being followed by a strange guy. Many women chimed in with their stories, Z shared her story, the ladies from Bad at Love Podcast shared their stories too. Listener Victoria also wrote in to share her eerie experience. Stay tuned. Support Explain to Me by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/explain-to-me Find out more on the Explain to Me website. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Please Click image for complete sermon Notes It was back in 1847 when the pastor of a small church near Avignon, France, asked the local mayor, who was also an amateur poet, to write a poem for their upcoming Christmas mass. He agreed. And, soon after, while on a horse-driven coach traveling down a bumpy […]

For some people, yes, computers are necessary and valuable, but for a lot of other people, they are simply accelerating and enabling this useless information consumption. In this episode, we cover how the Internet, social media, television, and technology is ruining our abilities to think, reason, entertain ourselves, and what to do about it. Amusing Ourselves to Death is one of both of our favorite books, and it was fun to see how much it related to the other topics we’ve been covering. We covered a wide range of topics, including: How various forms of information affect our perception The prevalence of fake news now People concerned about others more than themselves Technology negatively affecting our attention spans The psychological aspects of the media and commercials Minimizing technological distractions How technology has changed our conversations Enjoy! If you want more on Amusing Ourselves to Death, be sure to check out Nat’s notes on the book and to pick up a copy yourself! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to listen to our episode on The Sovereign Individual, to better prepare yourself for the cyber-economic future, and to our episode on In Praise of Idleness, to reduce the guilt to work so much and to improve your leisure time. Mentioned in the show: Orwell’s essays [2:37] USA Today [12:50] Buzzfeed [13:05] Business Insider [13:10] Lincoln and Douglas debates [17:09] Pulp Fiction [21:10] Nat’s article on most popular internet sites [28:20] Alexa [28:22] Nat’s 5-day water fast article [30:45] Nat’s article on Buzzfeed vs WSJ [33:46] Neil’s website [33:13] Fushimi-Inari-Taisha Shrine [40:59] The Daily Show [1:02:24] The Colbert Report [1:02:25] Jon Stewart interview fake news [1:05:05] Jon Stewart interview on Crossfire [1:05:37] Crossfire show [1:05:37] Free speech issue on campuses article [1:06:59] Trump’s policies [1:12:55] Trump’s speech in Virginia [1:13:35] The Google Memo [1:16:10] (Nat’s article on this) Made You Think episode on The Sovereign Individual [1:22:05] Estee Lauder [1:25:10] Sesame Street [1:27:50] Duolingo [1:29:18] Nat Chat podcast [1:31:12] Slack [1:36:18] Nat’s Facebook setup [1:41:06] Second Life [1:53:04] Books mentioned: Amusing Ourselves to Death [1:05] (Nat’s Notes) Brave New World [1:32] 1984 [1:18] Antifragile [9:13] (Antifragile’s Made You Think episode) (Nat’s Notes) It’s Charisma, Stupid [9:25] Thomas Paine's Common Sense [21:56] The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck [22:41] (Nat’s Notes) 50 Shades of Grey [23:15] Musashi [31:36] The 4-Hour Workweek [1:36:50] (Nat’s Notes) People mentioned: Neil Postman [1:07] George Orwell [1:18] Aldous Huxley [1:32] William Taft [7:20] Abraham Lincoln [7:25] Franklin D. Roosevelt [7:55] Donald Trump [8:30] Barack Obama [8:40] George Bush [8:41] Bill Clinton [8:43] Ronald Reagan [8:44] John F. Kennedy [8:47] Chris Christie [8:52] Paul Graham [9:24] Shakespeare [17:02] Stephen A. Douglas [17:09] Samuel L. Jackson [21:19] John Travolta [21:19] Thomas Paine [21:56] Mark Manson [22:39] James Patterson [26:54] Walden [37:41] Jim Kramer [51:55] Bernie Sanders [1:00:04] Plato [1:09:50] Socrates [1:09:50] Nassim Nicholas Taleb [1:10:12] Hillary Clinton [1:21:00] Scott Adams [1:21:07] Ted Cruz [1:21:07] Justin Mares [1:36:16] Tim Ferriss [1:36:56] 0:00 - Intro to the book’s discussion, an excerpt being read, and the book’s background. 4:14 - Discussion on how the form of the information portrayed affects how we perceive that information, and some of the informational form shifts that we’ve had so far. 6:57 - The visual components of information, and the power of appearance and charisma on success and popularity. 9:58 - Thoughts on the validity of written things versus other forms of information. 12:20 - Discussion on the media and the change of what now passes for quality knowledge. 17:17 - Talk on the lengthy Lincoln and Douglas debates in the 1800’s and how people were able to sit and maintain focus for upwards of seven hours. Also, discussion on how frequently television changes the screen on you. 21:48 - How much more of a book culture it was back in the day. Also, discussion on how reading and typing in full sentences improves speech. 24:49 - Before the internet, the ability to pay attention was much greater, but now there are constant distractions from the internet that diminish that. Also, talk on how many fewer people are reading longer and tougher books now. 31:59 - Discussion on information requiring much more context and evidence, and talk on the click-baity information out there. Talk on websites pushing information that maximizes ad revenue, instead of quality information. 35:28 - The impact that improved informational transfer speed has had on us, positively and negatively. 38:07 - Thoughts on how so many people are fixated on the lives of others, and the negative impact that social media and technology on us by disconnecting us from the present moment. Also, the social pressure of these things. 47:09 - How little the news affects our decisions and how little we actually do to change things that we don’t necessarily like. 52:05 - The large amount of cases where value is added to meaningless data, especially in the news. Also, the news constantly making small issues seem much larger and promoting fake scenarios.56:11 - Discussion on the “peek-a-boo” events that pop up quick, blow up, and then disappear, mostly for entertainment. 57:35 - How television has changed conversation, political changes, and the president using the media to get elected. 1:01:15 - People taking news sources seriously, even though the information is taken out of context and misconstrued. 1:06:40 - The issue with us magnifying small differences and making huge deals out of them and some examples of this. 1:11:33 - How frequent the story changes on the news or on social media “the infinite scroll”, and the media manipulating stories so often, making it extremely hard to trust them. 1:19:30 - Commercials being addressed to the psychological needs of the viewer and not the actual product being sold. Also, politicians using catchy sound bites to have people pay attention to them. 1:27:50 - Discussion on various methods of teaching and the huge number of flaws in these teaching methods. Also, how these widespread methods and technology negatively impact us and our attention span. 1:35:18 - How to have an effective schedule for minimizing these technological distractions and some thoughts on this. 1:41:44 - Discussion on us never needing to be bored again due to technology, and the possible negative impact this has on creativity. 1:44:58 - How much computers really help us, and how they accelerate the intake of useless information. Also, the possible future impacts that current technology will have on us and the workforce. 1:54:06 - Some things that will need to change in teaching systems to fix our shrinking attention spans. 1:57:34 - Wrap-up. Be sure to let us know your thoughts on the episode on Twitter! Simply being able to pay attention will be an extremely valuable skill that ninety percent of us won’t have. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://madeyouthinkpodcast.com

We Bought A Zoo 15/26    Notes: -It's okay to let your kids listen to this one, we go through the entire alphabet so it's educational.  -Okay but don't really let your kids listen, I talk about the logistic of eating farts in this one. -I hope you're happy, James -Oh yeah, I think we legitimately figured out a real plot point. Maybe there's an attempted school shooting in We Bought a Zoo?? -Please donate to The People's Zoo   Find Ivan Clark on They See Me Rollin' and The Color of Friendship and just generally walking around in the woods.    Buy our merch on Red Bubble at https://www.redbubble.com/people/wgirnypod Buy our Zookeeper Commentary from https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/wellgetitrightnextyear   Thanks for Listening! -The Justice Boys

2017-07-30-0830 Pastor Randy Smith is the speaker this morning July 30th, 2017 in the 8:30 AM service.   Scripture: Revelation 1:1-8; Isaiah 11:2; Philippines 3; Hebrews 11; Acts 7   Notes: - It is possible to find Jesus but not follow Him. - We cherish our opinions more than we cherish one another. - The secret that will keep us together is to see God. - The Christian life is to walk with God. - The character of Jesus determines the destiny of man. - God is always now, the beginning and the end. - Walk in the Spirit with God. We can trust God. - Jesus is our witness before the Father to speak truthfully of you. - Jesus’s own breath gave us a purpose. - Satan calls you by your sin not your name but God calls you by your name not your sin. - The key to break the bondage of sin is Jesus. - The God who started everything will end everything. - He is coming back soon. - How do you gaze on Him? - Live your life walking with Jesus not seeking heaven. - We are here to live and serve our Lord.

2017-06-18-1030 Pastor Loran Livingston is the speaker this morning, June 18th,  2017 in the 10:30 AM service.   Scripture: Matthew 7:13-14; Luke 13:24; John 1:14-17   Notes: - It is hard, narrow and difficult to get through life and only a few find it. Are you in that few? - Do you strive all of your energy and effort to get through that narrow gate only to find out that only a few make it? - This is kingdom teaching. The Kingdom of God was taught by Jesus to Israel. - All of the Laws are impossible to keep. The law was given by Moses in the Old Testament. - God sent His Son in the New Testament full of grace and truth. We can’t do enough to please God. - If you trust in the law, there is striving and work, but in grace there is favor and rest. - No longer obligated to strive but privileged to rest. Perfect love cast out all fear. - Because you are saved, you will endure to the end. Under the law you have to do something to be blessed but under grace all you have to do is believe in Jesus to be blessed. - When you die, “Our Father” will open the gate wide open and say come in.

2017-06-18-0830 Pastor Loran Livingston is the speaker this morning, June 18th,  2017 in the 8:30 AM service.   Scripture: Matthew 7:13-14; Luke 13:24; John 1:14-17   Notes: - It is hard, narrow and difficult to get through life and only a few find it. Are you in that few? - Do you strive all of your energy and effort to get through that narrow gate only to find out that only a few make it? - This is kingdom teaching. The Kingdom of God was taught by Jesus to Israel. - All of the Laws are impossible to keep. The law was given by Moses in the Old Testament. - God sent His Son in the New Testament full of grace and truth. We can’t do enough to please God. - If you trust in the law, there is striving and work, but in grace there is favor and rest. - No longer obligated to strive but privileged to rest. Perfect love cast out all fear. - Because you are saved, you will endure to the end. Under the law you have to do something to be blessed but under grace all you have to do is believe in Jesus to be blessed. - When you die, “Our Father” will open the gate wide open and say come in.

SERMON AUDIO: Trembling and Bewildered EASTER 2017 SERMON SERMON NOTES: Easter Sunday SERMON 04-16-2017 NOTES It’s end of HOLY WEEK, but really it’s only just beginning!  Starting with Palm Sunday we sing our hosannas and we journey with Jesus to His Last Supper, then His arrest, trial, and crucifixion, BUT then we wait….. we wait for the […]

SERMON AUDIO: Stirred and Questioning SERMON 04-09-2017 SERMON NOTES: Palm Sunday SERMON 04-09-2017 NOTES It’s HOLY WEEK!  Starting with Palm Sunday we sing our hosannas and we journey with Jesus to His Last Supper, then His arrest, trial, and crucifixion, BUT then we wait….. we wait for the Promise – Sunday’s Coming!  Resurrection Day!  Are you ready for […]

'Welcome to LuckSwing' - Our Flagship Program This week: 2016 NFL Draft (01:20), Harriet Tubman replacing Andrew Jackson on the FRONT of the American $20 Bill (11:21), the New York primaries (20:45), and [insert theme music] Sunday's return of "Game of Thrones!" (34:00) Notes: It is very obviously 420... We are still working out audio kinks...sorry Clare...and everyone else. Tarzan can heard making a smoothie around the 22 min mark, #themysterioushum Stay tuned for our new Game of Thrones podcast starting next week! Here are the links to the promised "History and Lore of Westeros" aka the "Game of Thrones" Blue Ray special features: Season 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPI_xA1SoRg Season 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rC7rzczZ030 Season 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQh-Uk9L7rQ Season 4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKahi3qZuZw Season 5: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzWo97BBeOs

Speaker: Vince Klassen and Josh Symonds I asked Josh, my co-speaker this week, if he'd ever hurt someone and he immediately told this story. "There is this lady I work with, she is a great lady and a good friend. One day we were all together with our friends and this lady was having a birthday. And someone asked, how old are you? And so she announced her age, '42'. And I said, 'You're only 42?!?' The room went completely silent and the subtext hanging in the room was 'you look way older than 42'. I remember her looking over at me, and her eyes met mine, and it was like I could see inside of her for a second and I saw the deep hurt my comment had caused..." How do you fix that?? Really, how do we fix things when we have hurt someone? And how do we know when we have fixed it? I think our spiritual ancestors knew something about this and we are going to explore that this week. Notes: It is neurologically impossible for partners to set the record straight. The unrelenting attempt at reconstruction of a traumatizing event is itself retraumatizing. In addition, intense and repeated dyadic dysregulation is traumatizing and leads to threat-related psychobiological reorganization within and between partners (Charney, 2004). Memory undergoes a reconsolidation process, whereby visual and auditory reactivating cues associated with earlier dysregulated events become reintegrated “into an ongoing perceptual and emotional experience and become part of a new memory” that is contextualized around fear and connected with inhibitory avoidance mechanisms (Charney, 2004, p. 207). Thus couples cannot adequately regulate by trying to reconstruct past events. Attempts at repair must also fail as long as both partners believe that recall of such events is possible. The therapist should instead attend to the dysregulation occurring in the here and now. - Stan Tatkin (Wired for Love) http://www.amazon.ca/Wired-Love-Understanding-Attachment-Relationship/dp/1608820580/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1457374606&sr=8-1&keywords=wired+for+love “The reparation offering seems at first glance to be restricted to offenses against the property of God, either his sancta or his name. It reflects, however, wider theological implications. The noun asam ‘reparation, reparation offering’ is related to the verb asam ‘feel guilt’, which predominates in this offering and in the purification offering as well. This fact bears ethical consequences. Expiation by sacrifice depends on two factors: the remorse of the worshiper (verb asam) and the reparation (noun asam) he brings both to man and God to rectify his wrong. This sacrifice, however, strikes even deeper ethical roots. If someone falsely denies under oath having defrauded his fellow, subsequently feels guilt and restores the embezzled property and pays a 20-percent fine, he is then eligible to request of his deity that his reparation offering serve to expiate his false oath. Here we see the Priestly legists in action, bending the sacrificial rules in order to foster the growth of individual conscience. They permit sacrificial expiation for a deliberate crime against God (knowingly taking a false oath) provided the person repents before he is apprehended. Thus they ordain that repentance converts an intentional sin into an unintentional one, thereby making it eligible for sacrificial expiation. (Milgrom, Leviticus 1-16, pg 50) Flash your Boobs messages - http://www.friendschurch.ca/sunday-message/sabotage-anchors/

Rain Harvesting and Sand Hydroponics you guys. Marc Price cares and wants us all to care about water! I care now!! Marc is on twitter @MarcPriceNow and and he’s doing MONTHS of roadwork this fall. Get on it. NOTES: It looks really cool -    We all know I have an hour comedy video out and you can download it here:   or get the DVD on my site. It’s called “This Will Make An Excellent Horcrux” because comedy is all about soul ;) … Own it today and forever. . You can DONATE to the dork forest. And you SHOULD. Cuz it’s been a slow summer. If you love the show and have $10/month to donate, and the memory to do it each month, do eet!! If you want to support the show in other ways, talk us up! Get a shirt or CD/DVD at or  - USE THE AMAZON banner at the very least. Premium Episodes are here (along with some stories) if you want. And.. I don’t want to have coffee cups made and fulfill those heavy shipping issues… and the quality with mugs, unless hand made… pretty standard. SO. TDF beverage containers (and a standup joke accessory item) is available here: Credits: Audio leveling by Music is by Website design by : Really good Web designs. If you like a specific app – they are available with bonus content:  or . Libsyn is also just PUBLISHING the bonus content, for free, with Andy and I talking about the show for a sec, on tdf.libsyn.com… no App needed. There you go.

http://traffic.libsyn.com/interactive123/ConcealedWisconsin001.mp3 Featured Segment Thanks for listening to our inaugural podcast!  In today’s show, we interviewed Nik Clark – President and founder of Wisconsin Carry, Inc.  We discussed Wisconsin’s new concealed carry law, open carry, permits, school zones,  and a who lot more! Notes: It was mentioned that my comment on the Sheriff of Milwaukee County […]