Podcasts about online etiquette

Bongani Bingwa chats to Jonathan Khabazela about two trending stories: one about a teen not getting a pair of pricey sneakers, sparking debate on whether teens should get jobs and how parents handle big-ticket requests; the other about users being unusually polite to ChatGPT, raising questions about how people interact with AI and whether it has a nickname in your household. 702 Breakfast with Bongani Bingwa is broadcast on 702, a Johannesburg based talk radio station. Bongani makes sense of the news, interviews the key newsmakers of the day, and holds those in power to account on your behalf. The team bring you all you need to know to start your day Thank you for listening to a podcast from 702 Breakfast with Bongani Bingwa Find all the catch-up podcasts here https://www.primediaplus.com/702/702-breakfast-with-bongani-bingwa/audio-podcasts/702-breakfast-with-bongani-bingwa/ Listen live - 702 Breakfast is broadcast weekdays between 06:00 and 09:00 (SA Time) https://www.primediaplus.com/station/702 Subscribe to the 702 daily and weekly newsletters https://www.primediaplus.com/competitions/newsletter-subscription/  Follow us on social media: 702 on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/TalkRadio702   702 on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@talkradio702  702 on Instagram: www.instagram.com/talkradio702  702 on X: www.x.com/Radio702  702 on YouTube: www.youtube.com/@radio702  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's election day!!! And boy do we have an episode that has absolutely nothing to do with politics. Tune in and choose laughter over stress. Disconnect from the political worries and listen to us gab about what online behavior is right or wrong. Is sliding into DMs for professional networking wrong? Is shooting your shot via DM's for love right? What about commenting hate on a video? Existing online is so bizarre, but it runs our life! So what's the protocol? This week your host Isa Medina is joined by comedian and hilarious legend Daniela Mora to chat about all things online behavior.  If you like the pod be sure to give a 5 star review or share with a friend!Follow the pod @imrighturwrongpodcast Follow the host @isaamedinaa

Welcome to the Traveling Groomers Podcast! In today's episode, we delved into the world of trade shows, online struggles, and our experiences with grooming products. From pre-selling innovative styptic powder for pets to the challenges of setting up grooming associations, we covered it all. We also shared heartfelt stories about our beloved pets, discussed the importance of setting boundaries, and emphasized the significance of kindness online. Stay tuned for more invaluable insights and engaging discussions. Join us as we continue to navigate the fascinating world of grooming.

The Educators Club is back in this podcast with the second part of their episode talking about online etiquettes. Is grammar and punctuation marks really important in any messaging platform? What could be the effect on the message when there are missing punctuation marks? Or how does it feel when people shorten their words or use SMS-speak or leetspeak? How important is to keep the privacy of the people you are dealing with online? Why is it bad to just tag people in photos when you don't ask for their permissions? Why do people reveal a lot of things in social media when some private matters are supposed to be kept within themselves? Why do we need to also respect the time of other people especially when communicating, interacting and setting schedules? Why is it harder to forgive than ask for apologies? And why do we have to understand and be more forgiving to the people that do us wrong? Let us hear Arvin, Tiana and Eugenio talk about netiquette, time, respect and boundaries that rule the online world.

Another episode with Tiana and Eugenio in the podcast discussing different etiquette we must follow when interacting with people online. Why do we have to follow some unwritten rules when dealing with people online? What is the difference between online and physical connections? How do we respect the time of other netizens despite the convenience that we get from using current technologies? Why we should be aware and careful with the digital information that we create and upload in the internet? Why should we try to show our best side when communicating with people online? How important is asking questions? Why do we have to read first before responding to any messages we received from different online channels? How do we make our online communication efficient, effective and correct? What is the importance of correct grammar, punctuation and spelling when messaging people around the internet. And how powerful is the element of anonymity in changing the online landscape on how people deal with each other? Let us hear the Educators Club tackle real situations involving the online world and what to do in between those situations.

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The Staff at BuzzFeed came up with a bunch of online etiquette rules and we have the list!

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Do you love posting about your kids on social? In this episode, Chloe tells a story about a mom who overshared about her daughter on Facebook which leads to the question, how do you walk the line between sharing your life and oversharing your child's?Tell us!What do you do to keep yourself in check with social media?  Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "online etiquette."Mentions:4 Ways to Be a Good Online Example3 Big Questions Moms Should Ask Before They PostHow I Made Myself Stop ScrollingHow's Your Online Etiquette? 5 Ways to Check Yourself5 Questions to Ask Before Posting Your Kid's Photo10 Cell Phone Rules for Moms PrintableThis episode's show notes can also be viewed here on iMOM.com.Follow us: Instagram | Facebook | Pinterest | TwitterSubscribe to the iMOM Minute and get daily motherhood ideas, insight, and inspiration sent to your inbox.

The 'algorithm'. Online meeting etiquette. Time is your most valuable commodity.

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In de laatste aflevering van deze serie staan online etiquette (manieren) centraal. Wat is dat eigenlijk? En is de etiquette van Emma hetzelfde als die van Froukje? Hoe zou Froukje het aanpakken als haar dochter een afspraak wil maken met iemand die ze online heeft ontmoet? En was het wel zo verstandig om als moeder een app van Emma te verwijderen? Ze bespreken het samen met expert Justine Pardoen en komen tot nieuwe, bijzondere inzichten. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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As you go down this path, stay tuned, Speaker 2 (00:22): Welcome to your source for tips, tools, and support to help you be that mom that is tuned in and proactive for yourself, your family, and for the wild ride of raising kids in this digital age, inspired by a mother's love with a relatable real life. Proud to be that mom flair. This is the bead that mom movement with your host Dolly Denson, Speaker 1 (00:48): To stay in touch with your kiddo, but don't quite want to give them a phone yet, check out the tick talk, watch it is the best way to stay connected with your kid while keeping them safe and knowing exactly where they are. It includes streaming music has an activity. Tracker has parental controls. You can text, you can call between each other and you can set up a place where, you know, if they go outside of a certain perimeter, such as their school or your neighborhood, check them out today and use code, be that mom for a discount. So, as I've said in a couple of other episodes, I have to apologize if there's a little bit of background noise. I need to pick a different day to record these episodes because the day that I am recording it is often also laundry day. Or I need to have a new location where I'm not right next to the utility room. Speaker 1 (01:40): You know, so if you hear some background noise, me and I can't talk today, that is our dryer and our washing machine. And I'm hoping that the microphone does not pick it up, but a Yeti microphone is amazing at picking up sounds so it may pick it up. So I apologize for that. If you do hear that background noise. So before I get started, I also want to tell you that me and my husband just came back from a trip to Riviera Maya, Mexico. It was the most amazing trip meant so much. It was so relaxing because it's been so long since we've been able to do anything like that. So I just want to recommend to you wherever you are in the world, find something that you can do safely, according to what the situation is for you, where you live, but find time for yourself, find time for you to relax, to let your mind rest, to disconnect from all of the things, because it's so very powerful when we put ourselves before all the other things, it's so easy to get up and to grab the phone and to start looking at all the latest events and what's going on today and who said what and who posted what and all of those things. Speaker 1 (02:48): And we lose track of ourselves and all of that. And I think that this past year has seriously highlighted how important it is for us to put ourselves first, to take care of ourselves and really a concerted, intentional effort to take care of ourselves. And when it comes to being in a relationship, if you have a significant other or a spouse, highly recommend that you take individual time with them, you know, quality time talking to each other face to face, put the phones away, disconnect from all the things it's so important to keep that connection and have that time to just reconnect and do all of the things outside of the busy-ness of life. And when it comes to raising kids, I feel like it's just the norm for it to be a rollercoaster. It was before all this digital stuff, I'm old enough to know what it was like to raise a child before the digital things entered our realm. Speaker 1 (03:42): And unfortunately, my kids were the kind of the Guinea pigs when it comes to all the digital things, because some of these things that are out there now that I always mentioned are such a gift for parents these days to help guide you. They didn't exist then because we weren't aware of the dangers. So in order for you to help yourself navigate this rollercoaster, I highly recommend that you are taking time for yourself and whatever that looks like for you. But you know, some big things that you can do are starting out your morning with intention. I mentioned this in some of my episodes, but starting out your morning with intention, don't grab that phone right away. I need to do that myself. I'm very bad at picking up my phone as soon as I wake up and I'm getting out of bed, but, you know, leave that phone aside, get some positive thoughts going in your head, maybe listen to a meditation app that has like a short five or 10 minute little talk or reflection or meditation or Bible verse. Speaker 1 (04:38): And then after that start with maybe a little bit of movement or exercise plan out your day for what you're going to eat and how you're going to drink and all of those things. And that goes such a long way. When it comes to caring for ourselves, setting an example for our family, and then also just giving ourselves that space to take care of ourselves so we can better take care of them. I think that's one of the most impactful things that I've did. Like I've mentioned in some other of my early, early episodes. One of the most impactful things I did for my kids was to realize that I needed to take care of me first. And then it wasn't selfish to do that. And even though I started it later in the game and they were a little bit older, it still has had an influence, even though I kind of instilled some, not the best habits with their eating and things like that over time, I have seen them, you know, like kind of absorb what they're seeing me doing and saying, and eating and exercising and all of that. Speaker 1 (05:35): And they're implementing those same things. So just whatever it looks like for you, be the example for your kids by taking care of yourself first. Okay. I just can't emphasize that enough. And like I say, at the end of some of my episodes in my fit club ad that I've put at the end, I do have a support community. I have tools to help you. I do wellness coaching on the side of this podcast. It's just another one of my businesses. So if you are in need of more guidance in that area, I connect you with some experts in design tools and I provide a support community to help you. And very soon, I'm going to provide another level of coaching that I will expand on at a later date and related to some coursework that I'm doing right now in order to expand my nurse practitioner practice. Speaker 1 (06:21): So I will be expanding on that right now, but I do have a wellness coach business, and I have a space for you. If you're needing to tame the crazy and get yourself back on board in your own life, I do have that for you. So please connect with me. Okay. So just wanted to mention that because our trip to Mexico was so refreshing. It was not long enough. It needed to be a couple of days longer, but the sunshine, the waves, listening to the ocean, just spending some quality time with my husband was so very valuable and I'm able to come back and be much more present with my family, my kids, and do the things that they are needing me to do. Even though, you know, it's challenging in high demand because I have taken care of myself and also me and my husband make it a point to take care of our relationship together. Speaker 1 (07:09): So can't emphasize that enough. So today let's get to our topic of social media and online etiquette. I saw this in a discussion in one of the parenting groups that I'm in and I just thought, oh my gosh, that is so very important and such a good point for parents to make a parent posted in this group and said, I'm getting ready to give my kid their first phone. I understand some of the dangers, you know, blah, blah, blah. But I want to know what are the top things that you tell your kids or that I should tell my kid when it comes to what they do online. And so I went through some of the responses of the different moms, and here are the top five ones that I picked out of there that I do think will be valuable for you as you help guide your kid as well. Speaker 1 (07:55): So the first thing, and probably perhaps the most important one of all five is to never, ever provide personal identifiable information ever. So this is their full name, their birthday, their address, where they attend school, what their parents' names are, other things that would help someone to be able to find to them or to track them. And I may think of a couple extra things now that I'm talking about this. So that would be super important because you don't know who it is on the other side of that screen, they can say that they're a 14 year old girl or boy or whatever, but they're actually a 29, a 39 or 49 year old person, you know, so never, ever provide personal identifiable information to anyone that you meet online ever. The second thing is, if a person you meet online offers you a gift or, you know, somehow wants to give you something that, that is a red flag. Speaker 1 (08:57): Like, to-do go tell mom and dad, okay. So they want to gift them a skin. They want to gift them something in the mail. What's your address I'm going to mail is to you, that type of thing, never, ever, ever accept gifts from anyone that you don't know. The third thing is always, always, always lead with kindness. So you don't know, I know who that person is on the other side. And just like, you don't know if they're a predator for you, you don't want to be the bully for someone else. You know, writing outwards is more harsh than speaking them oftentimes, right? Because you can't infer tone when you're reading something. So sometimes something can be misconstrued and the child could be taken as the bully for someone else. You don't know what that other person is going through. They might take it personally. Speaker 1 (09:49): You know, you just can't infer tone. And so went online, always be kind. The fourth thing is at the internet, never forgets, never things are recoverable. Even if they're disappearing pictures, even if they're a disappearing message, even if they're within a certain app, there are ways to recover anything and everything that is put out there. So never, ever, ever put anything out there that you don't want mom and dad to know about. You don't want future college to know about, you don't want a future coach or, you know, someone looking at you for a scholarship to find out never, ever, ever put anything out that in any way, shape or form is something that you don't want blasted everywhere. Right. Okay. And then the fifth one that I had on my list here is when, in doubt, when there's any, you know, kind of an uncomfortableness, you're not sure about this certain situation that you're in online, walk away and go tell mom and dad. Speaker 1 (10:48): So that one kind of has a gray area. And I think kids don't have the best judgment. So all of them, you know, this and all the other ones are good Gleaners to tell them, but also always know that their judgment is different than yours. You know, just think back to your middle school and teenage years and the stupid things that you did and not seeing that that's not a normal thing. That's a normal thing, but we need to realize that access to the online world, along with them still being in the childhood young adult development can be a collision course with the things we don't want to be them to be a part of. Right? So those are the five tips that I had written down. But I want to say one more that I just thought about, and that is that if you don't know them in person, you haven't seen them in real life. Speaker 1 (11:39): Do not trust what they are telling you. So if you meet someone that looks like someone you went to elementary school with, and they're saying that they're such and such age, and they remember you from elementary school and you look at their picture and you don't quite them, but okay, well, elementary school was a long time ago. And then you start talking to them, just know, always know this is what I would impart to them. Always know that all of the information they're sharing with you can be completely made up and their pictures can be completely edited, that you can take an adult picture and make it look like a child or even a young toddler with the different filters that are out there. And you just never know who is on the other side of that screen. So right along with not providing any personal identifiable, I can't say that word information always assume that what people are telling you isn't necessarily the truth, unless you know them in real life. Speaker 1 (12:32): So along with that, do not give your personal information to anyone you haven't met in real life. Like uncle Joe, that you follow on a certain social media platform, but then you have this other person that you just connected with, you know, through a post that you were following or something like that. You just can't trust that that other person is who they say they are without meeting them in person and knowing them in person. Okay. So those are the tips that I wanted to give you today about social media and online etiquette. I hope that this was helpful for you. Like I say, in every episode as I'm finishing it, I truly, truly do. I did everything the wrong way. And my kids were, unfortunately, the Guinea pigs as the digital world emerged in its early years, there wasn't enough known about the effect of it. Speaker 1 (13:19): And so they were the Guinea pigs, and I was the parent that just didn't know that the impact was going to be as much as it was. And so my mission here is to help you navigate this, to help you be that mom that is proactive in this space, but also be that mom that knows that this is important and is something that we need to pass on to other moms. So if you run across another mom who is not familiar with some of these things that you were trying to instill and guide your child with, please share it with them, share these tips, share my podcast, share the tools that I mentioned, because I think that what we have to do as a generation of parents is we need to spread this beat out, mom movement out to more parents. And in the long run, it is our children that are going to benefit from that. Speaker 1 (14:08): Because there won't be so many that are peer pressured because they don't have that fancy phone that everybody else has. We need to realize that these things do have an impact and no child should have a phone at a young age without guidance, without boundaries. I'm not here to tell you which one is right for you or what path is exactly right. But it's undeniable that these things do have an impact in our kids need guidance. So spread the word, share my podcast, share these tools. And my code for bark is be that mom, it gets you 20% off. Plus a seven day free trial. My code for the pinwheel phone, the dumb smartphone that I highly highly highly recommend is be that mom dash 10 T E N. And then for the tick- tock watch as a first kind of way to keep track of your kid as they become more independent and do more things away from you. Speaker 1 (15:00): My code for the tick talk watch, I can never say that altogether is be that mom altogether, all caps. So those are the things that I highly recommend. I also had an episode about M spy. Another thing that's similar to bark. If you're outside of the U S and are needing something similar to that, look in my show notes for a digital resource download that I have that gives you some steps and gives you some of these pointers that I share in my episodes. The things that I think are the most important stay tuned for my course, that's coming out soon. I keep saying that and I keep having to push the date back of it, getting out because there just so many different things going on. So I hope that with all these resources you will share, share, share, and let's get this to where being that mom is not a bad thing. Speaker 1 (15:45): It's not a negative thing. It's just the way it is. Okay. So let's spread this movement and let's get more people on board. So our kids aren't too. The ones that are the different ones are the outcast because we are being proactive. Our kids are the ones that are developing and developing on track and in a positive space and where they don't feel like they're not good enough. And they don't have to worry about being bullied and being, um, you know, preyed upon, by a predator. All of those things, all of those things that are a risk once they start getting online. But, you know, we have a tendency to kind of bend on those things when they have peers that are pressuring them and saying that their mom is too strict and all of that, okay. I am sitting on the other side of all of that stuff. Speaker 1 (16:31): And I did it all with kind of the peer pressure in the wrong way for my kids personally. And so I just want to impart upon you some of the experience and knowledge I've had and to help you not have such a difficult path like I did. And now that we're on the other side of it, I can see that it was so very worth it for us to do the things that we did, even though it was mega hard at times, it was so very worth it. So stick with your instincts and stick with your rules and your boundaries and all the things that you need to in order to help guide your kids along this path, as they get more and more into the digital world. Okay? So take this social media and online etiquette tips, pass them along, use them for your kiddos, and I'll chat with you next. Speaker 2 (17:14): Thanks for tuning in being that mom isn't easy, but together we can be that mom's strong. Don't forget to leave a review, connect on social and join. Dolly's free community till next time, real Speaker 1 (17:28): Quick. If you are that mom that is wanting to make tweaks with what you're eating and supplements that you're taking, I want to recommend that you check out Paleovalley Paleovalley is a company that provides high quality products to help you kind of make those little tweaks that over time, add up and make a huge difference your life because eating is the fuel for our body and creates the future that we wish to see when we give our bodies, what it needs, their be sticks are delicious. They're bone broth is a great way to supplement your gut health. Add it to a smoothie every day. 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In the Eighth episode of the Deucey season of the podcast we discussed the following:Q1) What do you like most about social media, and why? - 00:04:20Q2) What do you dislike the most about social media, and why?- 00:23:42Commercial: Would you like to be on our show? Fill out the guest host form for consideration (link below)- 01:05:30Interview Snippet with JT, Ced, and Co-star of The Clark Sisters: First Ladies of Gospel Ms. Angela Birchett (Full Interview on our YouTube, link below)- 01:06:34Q3) What are your social media do's and don'ts?- 01:17:50Check out all our web links in one convenient location including direct to our YouTube channel to watch the video versions of each episode: https://linktr.ee/the1528podcastThanks for tuning in!

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In this episode, we share some thoughts and advice on both giving and receiving feedback and criticism online. We talk a lot about ethics and responsible travel on this podcast, and living a mindful life starts with how we treat others with whom we disagree. Especially when walking the road less traveled, we're all bound to get some negative feedback time and again. We're also bound to come across others with whom we disagree, so we discuss criticism and feedback from both the giving and receiving sides. When we react harshly or without thinking, our feedback will fall on deaf ears, leading to wasted time and energy, frustration, and increased polarization. Starting the conversation in a compassionate and mindful way will lead to a better outcome and learning experience for all.  We'll also talk about outrage and cancel culture, what it's like to be in a public facing role, our experiences with negative feedback, and suggestions for others that are in public facing positions. Support the Show: Patreon: https://patreon.com/alternativetravelersConnect with us: Leave us a voice note!: AlternativeTravelers.com/podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alternativetravelers/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alternativetravelersTwitter: https://twitter.com/alttravelers

Our theme here at the SprySpace podcast is Social Media For Good. This week, Lacey, Amber, and Adrienne discuss how  good social media etiquette can shape our online community building.

Medicaid Medical Director, Dr. Nathan Chomilo, from the Minnesota Department of Health appears this week discussing vaccine distribution and its relative safety. Freddie Bell also discusses Aging in Place and reviews Online Etiquette with Joe McKenzie of Ripple Connects. New Beginnings also acknowledges AARP Twin Cites, The Cora McCorvey Health and Wellness Center, West Metro…

Derek Mooney, Gambling and Online Etiquette with James Mordaunt (Commentator & Amateur Sportsman).  Flood wants professional protesters to get a real hobby.

Whether online or on campus, etiquette helps professors and students establish expectations for engagement. Now that online learning is the “new normal,” tune in to discover how to be successful with your own class management and start your professional development and why it is important. This episode features Dr. Denelle Wallace, Associate Dean for the School of Education. Part of her expertise is teaching prospective teachers how to work with students to create productive and respectful environments that support learning. v tips tease Treat online class as if you were still in person Do not become a distraction for other classmates Practice good etiquette now to gain skills for your professional development  tools Mentioned in the Episode The class syllabus University and state policies The Golden Rule NOTE: Links to resources outside of NSU are not an endorsement. { credits This episode was hosted by Dr. Mebane and Ms. White and produced by Ms. Tresstin White with an assist from Dr. Mebane. Photo: L to R. Ms. Tresstin White, Dr. Wallace and Dr. Mebane. Screenshot taken by Ms White. Next Up. is sponsored by the Office of Academic Engagement.

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There's a new book called "Kill Reply All: A Modern Guide to Online Etiquette". And it says leaving voicemails is now considered RUDE. You should just hang up and text the person instead.Follow the show on social:www.instagram.com/randyjamiejojowww.twitter.com/randyjamiejojowww.facebook.com/randyjamiejojo

This week, Liberty and Rebecca discuss Long Bright River, Clean Getaway, The Black Cathedral, and more great books. This episode was sponsored Book Riot Insiders, Flatiron Books, publishers of The Night Country by Melissa Albert, and Grace is Gone by Emily Elgar. Pick up an All the Books! 200th episode commemorative item here. Subscribe to All the Books! using RSS, iTunes, or Spotify and never miss a beat book. Sign up for the weekly New Books! newsletter for even more new book news. BOOKS DISCUSSED ON THE SHOW: Qualityland by Marc-Uwe Kling Why We Can’t Sleep: Women’s New Midlife Crisis by Ada Calhoun The Magical Language of Others: A Memoir by E.J. Koh Topics of Conversation: A novel by Miranda Popkey Clean Getaway by Nic Stone F*ck Your Diet: And Other Things My Thighs Tell Me by Chloé Hilliard The Black Cathedral: A Novel by Marcial Gala, Anna Kushner (translator) Long Bright River by Liz Moore Come Tumbling Down (Wayward Children) by Seanan McGuire Shadowshaper: Legacy by Daniel José Older City of Stone and Silence (The Wells of Sorcery Trilogy) by Django Wexler The Night Country: A Hazel Wood Novel by Melissa Albert The Art of Dying by Ambrose Parry A Heart So Fierce and Broken by Brigid Kemmerer The Secret Chapter (The Invisible Library series) by Genevieve Cogman WHAT WE’RE READING: On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous: A Novel by Ocean Vuong Wild Game: My Mother, Her Lover, and Me by Adrienne Brodeur The Vanishing Half: A Novel by Brit Bennett MORE BOOKS OUT THIS WEEK: We Used to Be Friends by Amy Spalding Successful Aging: A Neuroscientist Explores the Power and Potential of Our Lives by Daniel J Levitin Where Have All the Boys Gone? by Jenny Colgan A Collective Bargain: Unions, Organizing, and the Fight for Democracy by Jane McAlevey Yellow Earth by John Sayles Kill Reply All: A Modern Guide to Online Etiquette, from Social Media to Work to Love by Victoria Turk The Simple Past by Driss Chraibi, Hugh A. Harter (Translator) Westering Women: A Novel by Sandra Dallas You Were There Too by Colleen Oakley Every Other Weekend by Abigail Johnson Just Breathe by Cammie McGovern Nameless Queen by Rebecca McLaughlin Average is the New Awesome: A Manifesto for the Rest of Us by Samantha Matt This Book Is Anti-Racist: 20 lessons on how to wake up, take action, and do the work by Tiffany Jewell, Aurelia Durand Three Things I Know Are True by Betty Culley Love Yourself Like Your Life Depends on It by Kamal Ravikant BOWIE: Stardust, Rayguns, & Moonage Daydreams by Michael Allred, Steve Horton , et al. All the Days Past, All the Days to Come by Mildred D. Taylor Jinxed by Amy McCulloch The Last Witness by Claire McFall Don’t Believe a Word: The Surprising Truth About Language by David Shariatmadari Grace Is Gone: A Novel by Emily Elgar You Too?: 25 Voices Share Their #MeToo Stories by Janet Gurtler Oasis: A Novel by Katya de Becerra The Violence Inside Us: A Brief History of an Ongoing American Tragedy by Chris Murphy Welcome to the Pine Away Motel and Cabins by Katarina Bivald Diana: Princess of the Amazons by Shannon Hale, Dean Hale, et al. Mr. Nobody: A Novel by Catherine Steadman Building a Life Worth Living: A Memoir by Marsha M. Linehan Lady Clementine: A Novel by Marie Benedict Boys & Sex: Young Men on Hookups, Love, Porn, Consent, and Navigating the New Masculinity by Peggy Orenstein A Love Hate Thing by Whitney D. Grandison Keystone by Katie Delahanty Furious Thing by Jenny Downham Becoming a Man: The Story of a Transition by P. Carl Woven in Moonlight by Isabel Ibañez Lady Hotspur by Tessa Gratton A Sportsman’s Notebook: Stories (Art of the Story) by Ivan Turgenev Hill Women: Finding Family and a Way Forward in the Appalachian Mountains by Cassie Chambers Martin McLean, Middle School Queen by Alyssa Zaczek The Kids Are in Bed: Finding Time for Yourself in the Chaos of Parenting by Rachel Bertsche Before and After the Book Deal: A Writer’s Guide to Finishing, Publishing, Promoting, and Surviving Your First Book by Courtney Maum Creatures: A Novel by Crissy Van Meter Lie to Me by Kaitlin Ward Only Love Can Break Your Heart by Katherine Webber How to Speak Boy by Tiana Smith Scavenge the Stars by Tara Sim Wyntertide by Andrew Caldecott Dear Edward: A Novel by Ann Napolitano The Map from Here to There by Emery Lord The Schrodinger Girl by Laurel Brett Firebird by Mark Powell One of Us Is Next: The Sequel to One of Us Is Lying by Karen M. McManus House on Endless Waters by Emuna Elon The God Game: A Novel by Danny Tobey The Heap: A Novel by Sean Adams Rocket Man: The Life of Elton John by Mark Bego The Girls with No Names by Serena Burdick The Gimmicks: A Novel by Chris McCormick Westwind by Ian Rankin Fuel Your Fire: 200 Ways to Instantly Beat Burnout and Reignite Your Passion by Samantha Acton Cesare: A Novel of War-Torn Berlin by Jerome Charyn First Cut: A Novel by Judy Melinek M.D and T.J. Mitchell The Vanishing (Fogg Lake) by Jayne Ann Krentz Butterfly by Ashley Antoinette Deep State: A Thriller by Chris Hauty It’s My Life by Stacie Ramey Two Blankets, Three Sheets by Rodaan Al Galidi, Jonathan Reeder (translator) Jane Anonymous: A Novel by Laurie Faria Stolarz Raising Hell: Backstage Tales from the Lives of Metal Legends by Jon Wiederhorn The American People: Volume 2: The Brutality of Fact: A Novel by Larry Kramer Flowers in the Gutter: The True Story of the Edelweiss Pirates, Teenagers Who Resisted the Nazis by K. R. Gaddy 19 Love Songs by David Levithan Loveboat, Taipei by Abigail Hing Wen Failure to Launch: Why Your Twentysomething Hasn’t Grown Up…and What to Do About It by Mark McConville Ph.D.

Plagued by dropped connections due to storms this episode was a challenge to complete, But there is nothing we wont do for our true OYF fans! Thanks for Listening. Love Carlos and Sandy Lee.

Sitting pretty opening night for Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, I feel gratitude for the struggle to venture and the excitement of possibility. I talk about actors bathroom habits, etiquette when engaging people online and anxious drunkards at the laundry mat. JR* the Podcast RSS

Emoji have come a long way in recent years, with smiling faces and simple thumbs up now vastly outnumbered by a wide range of visual expressions available for digital use. As this visual language infuses contemporary forms of communication more and more, emoji present both opportunities and challenges in humans’ abilities to understand each other.

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We're back and we're better. Nah, literally. You can hear everything because there's carpet underneath us. We made a lot of mouth sounds because our mouths were juicy, pretend they aren't there. In this episode we talk about personal hygiene, the shootings around Chicago, how acting up online will get you got, and why it's important to watch what you say and do when people like your content. Intro/Outro: Guess Who's Back - https://soundcloud.com/scarface feat. Jay Z and Beanie Sigel https://soundcloud.com/scarface/guess-whos-back-1

In this episode, Sergio and I talk about the different things to look out for when playing Animal Crossing online with other people. Animal Crossing is a very personal experience and it's something we should respect when a person allows us to visit. We give you some great tips on how to play online without ruining somebody else's experience. From there, we also discuss my recent video on Pocket Camp's earnings. Sergio also went back to Pocket Camp for a special event that included his favorite character, K.K. Slider. Finally, we end with discussions of the Super Smash Bros Direct. Support my channel on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/chuyplaysnintendo Chat about Animal Crossing on my Discord: https://discord.gg/572SuTu Get More Nintendo and Video Game Content Here: http://chuyplays.com/ Follow me on... Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChuyPlaysNTDO Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChuyPlaysNintendo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chuyplaysnintendo Twitch: http://www.twitch.tv/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/haken-an-animal-crossing-podcast/support

People are starting to pay attention to their online privacy, but how do you handle your privacy when others post things about you? Dr. Karen Sherman weighs in.

How do we teach our youngest kids about the dangers of the modern world in an age-appropriate way? In this episode, I explain some easy ways to start planting seeds about protecting our minds, understand predators and body responses. All while out in nature. As promised here is the link to the donation page. DONATE  Your donation will go to spreading the message that we can and will fight the "cyber effect" that is changing the way people view life, love, and connection.

When Galit Breen posted an article about the lessons of love she'd learned from the first twelve years of marriage, she was stunned by the response. The comments weren't about what she'd written. They were, she says, "... all about how fat I looked in my wedding dress." As much as Galit knew she shouldn't let poison darts from strangers bring her down, the truth is cruelty hurts. Her article about that mind-blowing experience (It Happened to Me) went viral and was featured on the Today Show. Annie talks to Galit about challenging the culture of cruelty and teaching our kids to be kind online. About Galit Breen (@GalitBreen) Galit Breen is a Minnesota based writer whose work has appeared in Huffington Post, Washington Post, and TIME. She is also the author of Kindness Wins, a simple, no-nonsense guide to teaching our kids how to be kind online. Learn more at http://TheseLittleWaves.com Copyright © 2009-2018 Annie Fox and Electric Eggplant. All Rights Reserved.

More on the recent cric case from the perspective of airway decision making

Social Media Etiquette - are you practicing the age old adage, "Do Unto Others..." when it comes to being online? Join us in our Tuesday Business Spotlight as Janice Clark, owner of BizMSolutions.com and host of Social Media Help Not Hype, shares the do's and don'ts of marketing online. There is much you can do that will turn your audience off and make your time online hurt - not help - your business. Janice is here every other Tuesday in our Business Spotlight with a 30 minute lunch and learn - so get your notebooks ready and find out how what you are doing might be stopping your business from growing. Find out why so many people are tuning into Word of Mom Radio - the show for Mompreneurs, the NEW Business Woman. Thanks to our show sponsors Phisco Marketing and Safety First Bags. Meet them and all our sponsors in our Mompreneur Marketplace. Be sure to like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and Google+ and email us at wordofmomradio@gmail.com with questions, comments and information on how to be a guest. Word of Mom Radio - sharing the wisdom of women.

Presenting Marjorie Janczak "The Etiquette Diva" on "The Ramifications of Your Actions On Your Personal and Business Life. Marjorie uses her expertise to help business owners and independent professionals leverage the power of business etiquette strategically to make a difference in their lives and for profits We'll discuss manners, etiquette and how social networking has changed online and offline business.

Countdown news surrounding the PS3's potential destruction, Xbox 360 price cut confirmation, Nintendo getting new characters, and much more. This week in Game Speak we have a look at Escape From Bug Island, Hot Shots Tennis, and the Heavenly Sword and Blue Dragon demos. Finally, for the roundtable, we discuss Online Etiquette and how you can become a better gamer online!