Podcasts about Orris

This week, a new episode of So You Wanna... This time Stomp's "stomping" ground - Welch Dickey! A Gem of a hike near Waterville Valley. Stomp breaks down all the details!  Will be back next week for Episode 190.  Show Notes How to get there: Orris Rd., Thornton NH Nearest Towns: Campton, WV, Plymouth, Lincoln/ Woodstock Historical Notes: Thornton was incorporated on July 6, 1763, and named for Doctor Matthew Thornton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence.[4] Historical Markers Nearby: None listed Good Eats Nearby: Bergie Junior Seafood Market - Tartaglia's - Valley Chop House Good Brews Nearby: Dam Brew House;https://www.fugaky.com/find-us.html Fugaki Overnight Accommodations: AirBNB range from $150 to $500. Plenty of options in WV.   Parking - Access Roads: Trailhead Description,   Size: Fits approx 70-80 vehicles. Orris rd. Parking allowed at times but can be limited during peak visitation times such as foliage. Amenities, Privies: YES, year round Fees: $5 dollars daily.  

HAPPY FRAGRANCE WEEK! Enjoy a catch-up with past guest, Vicken Arslanian. As CEO of three flourishing fragrance companies—Europerfumes (the leading US niche perfume distributor), Twisted Lily, and Commodity—Vicken is, bar none, one of the most interesting, successful, and busiest(!) leaders in the industry. Today, he's back with brand-new pipin' hot takes, personal family stories, and of course, the news we've been waiting on for three years to hear: COMMODITY ORRIS IS BACK (for now). NOW-APR 8, buy Commodity Orris:https://commodityfragrances.com/pages/coming-soon-editionsFRAGS MENTIONED:Essential Parfums, Estee Lauder Pleasures, Le Labo Another 13, Escentric Molecules, Mugler Angel, Commodity Milk, Tom Ford, Commodity Orris, YSL Rive Gauche, JHAG, Thompson Ferrier, Rigaud Candles, Commodity Juice, Issey Miyake L'Eau D'Issey LISTEN TO VICKEN'S 1st EP: rb.gy/6tb3cpFOLLOW: @commodityUnfortunately tix for the Orris event are now sold out. To be the first to know about future events, subscribe below:perfumeroom.substack.com

Beloved children's author Kate DiCamillo published three new books this year: “Ferris,” “Orris and Timble: The Beginning,” and “The Hotel Balzaar.” She has two more coming next year — plus 2025 marks the 25th anniversary of the book that started it all, “Because of Winn-Dixie.”She is a prolific writer, a lifelong reader and a delightful human. Which made her the perfect guest to close out Talking Volumes celebratory 25th season on Tuesday, Oct. 29. Talking Volumes: Kate DiCamillo No stranger to the stage at the Fitzgerald Theater, DiCamillo came with stories and quips. She and host Kerri Miller talked about the impact of Winn-Dixie on DiCamillo's life, what she knows now that she didn't know then, and how stories can change your life.It was an evening full of wonder and laughter. Singer-songwriter Humbird was the special musical guest. Click here.

In this episode of The Growing Readers Podcast, host Bianca Schulze sits down with beloved author Kate DiCamillo to discuss her latest works, including the early reader trilogy beginning with Orris and Timble: The Beginning and the second book in The Norendy Tales, The Hotel Balzaar. Kate shares her creative process, inspirations, and reflections on storytelling, offering insight into the themes and craft behind her emotionally resonant books. Listeners will gain insight into: Kate's approach to writing for different age groups and formats The exploration of themes like loneliness, connection, and making good choices in her stories The collaborative process with illustrators and editors in bringing books to life How personal experiences and observations influence her storytelling The importance of imperfection and embracing life's "crooked lines" in both writing and living This episode is a must-listen for fans of Kate DiCamillo's work, aspiring writers, and anyone interested in children's literature and the craft of storytelling. Join us for an inspiring conversation about finding light in stories, the power of friendship, and the enduring impact of children's literature. Transcription: You can read the transcription on ⁠⁠The Children's Book Review. Order Copies:Orris and Timble: The Beginning on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Amazon⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Bookshop.org⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. The Hotel Balzaar on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Amazon⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Bookshop.org⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Resources: Visit Kate DiCamillo online: https://www.katedicamillo.com/ Book Spotlight: Be sure to embark on a magical adventure to celebrate the release of Kelcie Murphy and the Race for the Reaper's Key, the thrilling final installment in the Academy for the Unbreakable Arts series by Erika Lewis! For more information, visit https://www.erikalewis.com/. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thechildrensbookreview/support

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De race is Imola was zo saai, dat we alsog 1u20 hebben gevuld met allerhande. Deze week:Nieuws nieuws nieuwsNorris + Mclaren doen het beter?Robbe begaat een crimineel kaasfeit  Kom erbij op https://discord.gg/8MbNzFd Volg ons op:YoutubeFacebookTwitterInstagram

In her writing, it is Kate DiCamillo's gift to make bearable the fact that joy and sorrow live so close, side by side, in life as it is (if not as we wish it to be). In this conversation, along with good measures of raucous laughter and a few tears, Kate summons us to hearts "capacious enough to contain the complexities and mysteries of ourselves and each other" — qualities these years in the life of the world call forth from all of us, young and old, with ever greater poignancy and vigor.Kate DiCamillo has written many bestselling books, beloved by children and adults in touch with their inner eight-year-old, for two decades, including Because of Winn-Dixie, The Tale of Despereaux, The Magician's Elephant, Flora & Ulysses, and The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane. Some of these have been turned into operas and movies. Her new books in 2024 include the middle grade novel Ferris and Orris and Timble: The Beginning. She is a rare two-time winner of the Newbery Medal.Find the transcript for this show at onbeing.org.This show originally aired in March 2022.______Sign up for The Pause — a Saturday morning companion newsletter to the On Being podcast season, and our mailing list for news and invitations all year round. Be the first to know as tickets go on sale for the On Being 2025 live national conversation tour.

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A bumper episode this week, starting with a deep dive into the new Estée Lauder Legacy x Frederic Malle collection of brilliantly re-imagined classics, there's also a discussion of a limited-edition Serges Lutens that delights Suzy and disturbs Nicola, and an incredible MEMO fragrance that transports you to a gloriously unique landscape in Turkey. And here's something different – we focus on the fascinating question sent in by a listener who's lucky enough to be going to the @taylorswift ERAS tour and wants to know how we'd scent it. So, we went one step further and have matched a fragrance for every major album, reflecting the mood shift and growth process in each perfume choice... Do you agree, or would you have chosen differently? How would YOU scent the tour? Or perhaps there's a musician / film / book / TV Show or some other art form you'd like us to ‘scent match'? Let us know!In This Week's Show: @esteelauderuk @fredericmalle Legacy Collection Azurée Legacy – “A warm and sublime original Estée Lauder fragrance reimagined with notes of Cumin.” (@anneflipoperfumer) Private Collection Legacy – “A reimagined version of the classic scent that allows the floral green notes of the original to shine. Notes of Green Accord, Jasmine and Rose.” (@anneflipoperfumer) White Linen Legacy – “A warm, lush fragrance with the richness of the original scent. Notes of Aldehyde, Rose and Amber.” (@carlos.benaim) Estée Legacy – “An intoxicating floral musk fragrance with notes of Sandalwood, Honey and Jasmine.” (@carlos.benaim) Knowing Legacy – “A rich, fruity scent expanded from the original with notes of Black Currant and Orris.” (@brunojovanovicperfumer) @sergeslutens L'Orpheline (limited edition) @memo.paris CappadociaScent-matching Taylor Swift's ERAS Tour, album by album...Taylor Swift: Nicola chose @dsanddurga Cowboy Grass Fearless: Suzy chose @ninaricci L'air du Temps Speak Now: Nicola chose JHAG Lily Fantasy Red: Suzy chose Dior Hypnotic Poison Reputation: Suzy chose Kilian Good Girl Gone Bad Lover: Nicola chose @ninaricci L'air du Temps Folklore: Suzy chose @penhaligons Luna Evermore: Nicola chose @roosandroos In the Wood for Love Midnights: Suzy chose @electimusslondon Aquila Absolute

I dette afsnit af Krimiland vender vi tilbage til sagen om den tidligere ministerpræsident i Slesvig-Holsten Uwe Barschel som findes død i et fyldt badekar i 1987 med alt sit tøj på. Siden vi bragte fire episoder om denne mystiske sag har lytterne skrevet mange og gode spørgsmål til hovedkilden Anders Orris. Flere af disse, om alt fra toksikologi, mulig utroskab til Statis potentielle rolle, vendes i denne udsendelse.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How to address public crisis implies a nation's complicated institutional setting of economic, political, and cultural preferences and tolerance. A society's resilience in mitigating the crisis, from environmental pollution disasters to global pandemics to climate change, depends on the interaction between crisis and evolving institutions. In other word, it relies on whether policymakers are able to learn lessons from crises and renew institutions in order to face future challenges. Fighting the COVID-19 pandemic is a showcase and unique experience for each country around the world to reflect what successful policy measurements may be applied to mitigate even larger crises like climate change. In today's episode, Dr. Peter Orris, Professor of occupational & environmental medicine at the University of Illinois Chicago Health System, provides not only a comprehensive understanding of the American pandemic control experience from a public health expert point of view but also offers some historical and social-cultural analysis on the difference of policy interventions among diverse economies. For example, what were the dilemmas for the World Health Organization to deal with during the pandemic? Why had China stuck to the zero COVID policy in a way no other countries could afford?  How can the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the U.S. improve to mitigate the next public health crisis? In the end, Dr. Orris proposes a couple of mitigation strategies for addressing climate change based on his decades of experience in civic engagement and environmental activism. 

Pastor Bill Orris is a high school official, pastor, father and husband. He is currently an associate pastor at Hillcrest Covenant Church in Illinois.  He has a B.A. in Bible & Theology from Wheaton College and a Masters of Divinity from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and has been in full-time pastoral ministry since 1988.  Besides his role as a pastor, Orris is also a high school basketball and football referee and a high school baseball umpire for the Illinois High School Association. He's worked three IHSA State Baseball Championships and four State Football Championships. Today on the podcast, we talk to Pastor Bill about his unique role in ministry and sports and how being a high school referee can be a great place to live out your faith. Orris then discusses the tragedy of losing his son Billy to a tragic motorcycle accident in 2015 and how God has worked and moved in his life ever since.  Looking for faith/sports gift ideas? Check out our new Increase store with Sports Spectrum apparel, gifts, devotionals and more. http://TheIncrease.com 

Présentation de l'invité : Faire d'un pain de savon solide, un objet de luxe désirable : c'est la mission que se sont lancés Kenneth Koo et Lani Le Berre, fondateurs de la marque parisienne ORRIS. Déçu par le manque de sensorialité et d'efficacité des produits du commerce que Kenneth utilisait pour soigner ses problèmes de peau, il décide un jour de fabriquer ses propres savons. Réalisés artisanalement dans le Sud de la France à partir de produits végétaux d'exception, les savons ORRIS perpétuent des savoir-faire ancestraux et s'inspirent de pratiques holistiques comme l'herboristerie, l'ayurveda et les rituels de purification japonais. Découvrez dans ce nouvel épisode, le parcours de Kenneth Koo et comment il est parvenu à faire de ce side project, une marque désirable qui réinvente notre rapport à cet objet pourtant si quotidien, si banal qu'est le savon. « Lorsque j'ai débuté mes recherches, je savais à peine ce qu'était un savon, car contrairement à la France, le Canada n'a pas cette culture du savon solide. » Ce que vous allez apprendre dans cet épisode : Présentation de Kenneth Koo Son stage dans une galerie d'art puis chez Bird Production Ses débuts de free-lance Son poste à la production d'image et à l'achat d'art aux Galeries Lafayette Le parcours de Lani Le Berre, la co-fondatrice Pourquoi ils ont créé ORRIS L'importance de créer un univers visuel fort La structuration de leur business model Leur ADN, leur vision Leur modèle de distribution L'importance de former les équipes de vente Qui il souhaiterait entendre dans ce podcast « Même avant notre lancement, on faisait en sorte de poster de belles images sur Instagram pour construire un univers visuel fort autour de la marque. Les gens étaient curieux et nous suivaient sans vraiment savoir ce que nous allions proposer. » « Les graphistes auxquels nous avons fait appel, travaillaient uniquement pour des galeries et des musées, pas du tout dans le packaging et le e-commerce, mais c'est ça qui nous a plu, car ils étaient comme nous, inspirés par le monde de l'art. » « Il faut vraiment former les personnes qui vendront ton produit pour qu'ils se sentent investis : s' ils ne comprennent pas pourquoi ton produit est spécial, ça restera un savon sur une étagère. » N'oubliez pas de vous inscrire à la newsletter de Entreprendre Dans La Mode, les industries créatives et l'art de vivre sur www.entreprendredanslamode.com Aussi, si vous souhaitez me contacter ou me suggérer de nouveaux invités, vous pouvez le faire sur Instagram sous le pseudonyme @entreprendredanslamode. Enfin, le plus important : laissez-moi un avis sur Apple Podcast ou iTunes, 5 étoiles de préférence ; cela m'aide à faire connaître le podcast à plus de monde et me motive à faire de meilleures interviews ! Merci de soutenir ce podcast et à bientôt pour un nouvel épisode ! Références : Orris : https://orrisparis.com/fr Carton Magazine : http://cartonmagazine.com/ Bird Production : https://bird-production.com/news/ Barnabé Fillion : https://barnabefillion.com/

Présentation de l'invité : Faire d'un pain de savon solide, un objet de luxe désirable : c'est la mission que se sont lancés Kenneth Koo et Lani Le Berre, fondateurs de la marque parisienne ORRIS. Déçu par le manque de sensorialité et d'efficacité des produits du commerce que Kenneth utilisait pour soigner ses problèmes de peau, il décide un jour de fabriquer ses propres savons. Réalisés artisanalement dans le Sud de la France à partir de produits végétaux d'exception, les savons ORRIS perpétuent des savoir-faire ancestraux et s'inspirent de pratiques holistiques comme l'herboristerie, l'ayurveda et les rituels de purification japonais. Découvrez dans ce nouvel épisode, le parcours de Kenneth Koo et comment il est parvenu à faire de ce side project, une marque désirable qui réinvente notre rapport à cet objet pourtant si quotidien, si banal qu'est le savon. « Lorsque j'ai débuté mes recherches, je savais à peine ce qu'était un savon, car contrairement à la France, le Canada n'a pas cette culture du savon solide. » Ce que vous allez apprendre dans cet épisode : Présentation de Kenneth Koo Son stage dans une galerie d'art puis chez Bird Production Ses débuts de free-lance Son poste à la production d'image et à l'achat d'art aux Galeries Lafayette Le parcours de Lani Le Berre, la co-fondatrice Pourquoi ils ont créé ORRIS L'importance de créer un univers visuel fort La structuration de leur business model Leur ADN, leur vision Leur modèle de distribution L'importance de former les équipes de vente Qui il souhaiterait entendre dans ce podcast « Même avant notre lancement, on faisait en sorte de poster de belles images sur Instagram pour construire un univers visuel fort autour de la marque. Les gens étaient curieux et nous suivaient sans vraiment savoir ce que nous allions proposer. » « Les graphistes auxquels nous avons fait appel, travaillaient uniquement pour des galeries et des musées, pas du tout dans le packaging et le e-commerce, mais c'est ça qui nous a plu, car ils étaient comme nous, inspirés par le monde de l'art. » « Il faut vraiment former les personnes qui vendront ton produit pour qu'ils se sentent investis : s' ils ne comprennent pas pourquoi ton produit est spécial, ça restera un savon sur une étagère. » N'oubliez pas de vous inscrire à la newsletter de Entreprendre Dans La Mode, les industries créatives et l'art de vivre sur www.entreprendredanslamode.com Aussi, si vous souhaitez me contacter ou me suggérer de nouveaux invités, vous pouvez le faire sur Instagram sous le pseudonyme @entreprendredanslamode. Enfin, le plus important : laissez-moi un avis sur Apple Podcast ou iTunes, 5 étoiles de préférence ; cela m'aide à faire connaître le podcast à plus de monde et me motive à faire de meilleures interviews ! Merci de soutenir ce podcast et à bientôt pour un nouvel épisode ! Références : Orris : https://orrisparis.com/fr Carton Magazine : http://cartonmagazine.com/ Bird Production : https://bird-production.com/news/ Barnabé Fillion : https://barnabefillion.com/

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Nej til nyt har inviteret historiker Anders Orris med i studiet. Anders er nemlig netop vendt hjem fra Sverige, hvor han ligesom svenskeren Rasmus Paludan har slæbt et spor af ødelæggelse efter sig. Orris er redaktionens Sverige-ekspert og kendt for sin deltagelse i Radio 4's populære Krimiland. Denne gang skal det foruden Paludan og de store svenske integrationssucceser, der har slået verden med forbavselse og handle om regeringens planer om at ødelægge Danmark med grøn omstilling samt om de, gyselige og gudløse konservative mænd. Nej til nyt er Nicolaj Bang, fast skribent ved aarsskriftet-critique.dk og medlem af regionsrådet for Det Konservative Folkeparti i Region Midtjylland. Rasmus Ulstrup Larsen, journalist ved Kontrast og forfatter til bogen ”Tidens tegn”, Christian Egander skov, redaktør ved Årsskriftet Critique samt den særlige gæst Anders Orris, historiker og redaktør ved Replique

Nej til nyt har inviteret historiker Anders Orris med i studiet. Anders er nemlig netop vendt hjem fra Sverige, hvor han ligesom svenskeren Rasmus Paludan har slæbt et spor af ødelæggelse efter sig. Orris er redaktionens Sverige-ekspert og kendt for sin deltagelse i Radio 4's populære Krimiland. Denne gang skal det foruden Paludan og de store svenske integrationssucceser, der har slået verden med forbavselse og handle om regeringens planer om at ødelægge Danmark med grøn omstilling samt om de, gyselige og gudløse konservative mænd. Vi er Nicolaj Bang, fast skribent ved aarsskriftet-critique.dk og medlem af regionsrådet for Det Konservative Folkeparti i Region Midtjylland. Rasmus Ulstrup Larsen, journalist ved Kontrast og forfatter til bogen ”Tidens tegn”, , Christian Egander skov, redaktør ved Årsskriftet Critique samt den særlige gæst Anders Orris, historiker og redaktør ved Replique

Artisanal soap brand ORRIS is rooted in holistic plant-based practices and artistic collaborations. Questioning their careers in fashion the founders, Lani Le Berre and Kenneth Koo, acted on an instinct and created a series of cold-pressed soaps that truly serve our skin. We look at how independent brands can pave the way for sustainable business models, tackle issues of waste and resist the pressure to perpetually bring out new products.This conversation is available to enjoy as a written piece on advance-copy.com. Share your thoughts on this story and join our community of independent thinkers in fashion on Instagram @Advance_Copy.BOOK: Dissolving the Ego of FashionGuest: Lani Le Berre and Kenneth Koo, ORRISMusic & production: Emmanuel Corre
Podcast artworks: Guillaume de Ubeda

COMModity, your fav once-defunct brand, is back and *thriving* thanks to RE-Founder, Vicken Arslanian (who also happens to be the CEO and Founder of Europerfumes). In this ep, we discuss *why* COMModity, how an initially ignored LinkedIn message led to this lightning in a bottle (pun intended) opportunity, the new ScentSpace Exploration Kit, Vicken's personal faves (and least faves), the draconian process of deciding which archived scents got the ax (cough cough: Orris), that time Vicken was the Cinderella of QVC, his $1.5M reminder to keep going, and most importantly, Vicken makes me a promise for which I need you all to bear witness. FRAGS MENTIONED: Atelier Iris Rebelle, Commodity: Orris, Paper, Rain, Nectar, Leather, Gold, Velvet, Paper Plus, Moss, Whiskey, Milk, Visari Fleurage, Gabar No II Ground, Diptyque Philosykos, BDK Gris Charnel, Lost Alice Masque Milano, Monsieur Balmain, Polo FOLLOW COMMODITY: @Commodity 10% OFF WITH CODE ‘perfumeroom10' www.commodityfragrances.com FOLLOW THE POD: @perfumeroompod LET'S FIND YOUR NEXT SCENT! https://shoplist.us/emmavernon/consults

Welcome back you beautiful degenerates to the one and only podcast hosted by a serial killer. This week Cory and Brandon welcome back the beautiful baby boy Seth Orris to talk about Dune - a movie that WE ALL ENJOYED for a change! We also discuss Fleshlight Consent, Why is Chris Pratt, Vinn Diesal summoning The Rock, AstroWorld, The Harder They Fall, and more! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cory-and-brandon/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cory-and-brandon/support

The pleasures of the chase. The joy of the discovering. Humans LOVE a challenge - especially one with a treasure at the end of it. Good news for perfume lovers: aromatic materials can be the most challenging and enticing treasures of all. For episode 16 of Perfume on the Radio we are joined by experts in the chasing, and the uncovering, of magical botanicals, aromatics, and landscapes.Chris Kemp (writer, 'Floating Gold', among others) talks about ambergris, what it is, how people find it. Mason Hainey (Mizu) talks about orris root, how it's processed and what it brings to perfumery. Carlos Morera and Nina Mross (Cactus Store) talk about two very VERY sought after plants, and the impact of human desire on the environment. Matthew Teutimez (Environmental Director Kizh Nation / Gabrieleno) talks about the relationship to the land, and botany, from the Kizh Nation perspective. Premiered Nov. 4, 2021, 5pm PT on Lookout FMSongs by Emmitt James Hosted by Saskia Wilson-BrownPerfume in the Radio is produced by The Institute for Art and Olfaction for lookout.fm. Our theme music was composed by Emmitt James, Maxwell Williams and Darian Zahedi. SONGS:Back in 80s, by Denis, Licensed through premiumbeat.com; Street sounds in Montmartre, Paris, France  by Mxsmanic on freesound.org; 55 by Beatrice Dillon on openmusicarchive.org / (cc) by-sa 4.0; tvilgiat sounds-from-the-atlantic-rainforest (CC0) Courtesy of Freesound.org; Northsea.wav, by inchadney on freesound.orgAnd!'Perfume on the Radio' theme song, by Emmitt James'Moonrise', by Darian Zahedi Interstital Music, by Maxwell Williams

This week on 5.6.7.EIGHT, Aleksandra speaks with Andrea Orris, a seasoned gymnast and veteran collegiate gymnastics coach who is now using her experience to teach the “ins and outs” of effective stretching and to advocate for the fair treatment of gymnasts around the country. Orris, a Los Angeles native, competed in Division 1 collegiate gymnastics before turning her attention towards coaching. She is also a fitness model and a flexibility instructor. In fact, her flexibility courses blossomed during the pandemic, due in large part to her expert social media presence. Andrea is passionate about physical fitness, but she knows that a healthy body is nothing without a strong mind. Andrea has rightly spent her life focusing on both the physical and mental and, as a victim of abuse herself, is setting an example for others on the value of being open and transparent about strengths and struggles. On the podcast, Andrea discusses her own career and her long journey into mental and physical prosperity.   Moving Quotes: "Are you healthy on the inside? Do you look like what you want to look like? That's all that matters.” "People have a misconception about flexibility classes. They say, 'Oh, I can't take your class because I'm not flexible.' But that's the entire point. It's fine if you're not flexible. That's actually even better." "The more we keep talking and sharing our experiences and educating each other, the better chance we have at preventing [abuse] from every happening again." "I've always been a very private person with what I'm going through emotionally and mentally. Until this year. I post about myself a lot because people want to read about genuine people... I've started being very honest with what I'm thinking and feeling." "Setting small attainable goals every day is so much more intrinsically rewarding and more motivating than setting unrealistic goals or goals where you're comparing yourself to someone else. Then you get really discouraged and quit altogether." "If something is in your heart and you're passionate about it and you want to do it, go for it. You have to let go of all of the outside voices." "To keep up a professional Instagram, you have to keep your engagement up. You need to be posting constantly. You do have to work hard to do it. Producing content takes a lot of work... I try to always have something on my Story." "My Instagram is now my resume. It used to not be like that."   Bullet Points (w/ timestamps) - Highlighting key topics discussed: 3:20: Andrea walks through her accomplished gymnastics career and how she ended up in Los Angeles as a gymnastics coach. 8:14: Andrea discusses her time as a flexibility instructor and how COVID actually expanded her business. 11:13: Orris explains why she believes flexibility is such a growing trend in 2021. 15:28: Orris explains how her career as a gymnastics coach and flexibility instructor morphed into a modeling career. 19:19: Andrea shares some valuable tips on getting the most out of a professional Instagram account. 24:23: Andrea, who shares about her struggles via her social media accounts, describes the freedom of letting others shoulder your burdens. 27:47: Orris explains how having a positive body image and goal setting can drastically impact a person's mental state. 37:06: Orris shares some tips on successful visualization during times of meditation. 41:01: Andrea closes her interview by giving some tips for anyone currently embarking on a new career journey.   Bullet List of Resources –  Andrea Orris Instagram

In 2009, Mike Orris and six friends were training for the Ironman Triathlon, which was to take place in August of that year in Louisville, Kentucky. But during the Memorial Day weekend in 2009, their lives would take a horrific turn – one that nearly derailed all their dreams.

In speaking with Christy Orris, co-founder of Peak to Peak Leadership, we explore topics ranging from understanding leadership, to finding your core values no matter what age you are, slowing down, and switching gears from building to giving back. Specifically, we dive into the importance of providing meaningful and transformational leadership development experiences for young people.

This week we mostly discuss the Snyder Cut of Justice League on HBO Max. It was a FOUR HOUR movie, and it's only natural that it took us an hour to discuss, and who else better to discuss it with than Seth Orris from Film, Sleep, Repeat! We close out the show with maybe Brandon's worst idea of all time by setting up a Twitch channel LIVE while we record! or MAYBE it was a brilliant idea. MAYBE it's art. Think about it. We setup a live streaming account WHILE recording the podcast its basically a Twitch stream for your ears but its recorded so maybe more like youtube but its audio so more like a bad audio book fuck off already I don't have to explain art to you enjoy the episode

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Episode Details: Intro (0:06-4:23), SDSU/USD Rivalry Memories (4:23-13:47), Ellie Thompson Interview (13:47-29:26), SDSU Men vs USD Preview (29:26-37:10), SDSU Women vs USD Preview (37:10-42:59), Michael Orris Interview (42:59-1:02:07), Around the Summit (1:02:07-1:09:10). Follow the Rabbit Rundown on Twitter @RabbitRundown. New episodes drop every Wednesday.

Is Guardians of the Galaxy 2 the best Marvel Movie??? Brandon seems to think so. Seth and Cory STRONGLY disagree, and I think Cags is on their side too if you ask me. We all fight about it for awhile. It's great. Probably better than the actual movie! ANYWAY - Other topics include: The best and worst movie-based videogames, Gamestop, and Dogecoin baybeee! Check Seth out on Twitch at Film Sleep Repeat, Streaming Monday thru Friday: https://www.twitch.tv/filmsleeprepeat --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cory-and-brandon/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cory-and-brandon/support

Episode 3 we bring Orris back in to talk about the start of the 2021 shortened NHL season. We get into our surprises for each division and end on what is already and will end up being the GREATEST assist of the year and how TJ Oshie is still a garbage can dirty POS. As always feedback is always welcomed and smash that Like, Subscribe, and Rate button for us....promise consensual Panda Hugs for all of those! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brent-pentecost/support

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This week Brandon and Cory talk to Seth Orris about working at a movie theater, streaming on Twitch, movies, and the state of the film industry. Brandon manages to talk about yet another sexual awakening of his (how many has this man had?!), Seth talks about how Steven Spielberg is maybe not the end all be all of directors, and Cory feigns a plea of forgiveness to The Gamers™. Enjoy this very fun movie themed episode, and check out Seth on Twitch at twitch.tv/filmsleeprepeat --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cory-and-brandon/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cory-and-brandon/support

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In this episode, Andrea and I discuss the following: What is your background in gymnastics? (0:57) What is your opinion on the engrained gymnastics culture and what is happening in the gymnastics world today? (4:20) How did Athlete A personally affect you? (7:27) Why didn’t you tell your mom that you threw up at the gym? (15:06) What can parents do if they know that their child’s coach might be manipulating their thoughts? (20:03) If you had a daughter who was experiencing something similar, what would you want her to do at practice or what would you do? (22:42) How can gymnasts stand up to their coach and have a voice? (24:06) How can survivors of this abuse regain their confidence and a healthy perspective towards themselves and gymnastics? (25:24) How can coaches develop hard working and successful athletes without being taken advantage of or coaching in fear of being accused? (27:06) What still needs to be done in the sport of gymnastics? (30:07) What does it mean to train like a gymnast? (35:37) Is there anything else that you want to share to our listeners? (36:47) UPCOMING EVENTS: Digital Summit: Join our next virtual event on YouTube Live and join others from around the world who love to train the same way you do and learn from Olympians, trainers, acrobats, stunt performers, and former gymnasts, all in one day! Learn more at www.trainlikeagymnast.com/summit. 2020 Lake Tahoe Retreat: Surround yourself with likeminded people, do the deep holistic work to become your best self, and actually EXECUTE the strategies you learn that will transform your life to the next level. Improve your life and the lives of all those around you! Learn more about this gymnastics and personal development experience here! FREEBIES: • Month-Long Follow Along Workout Calendar • Want To Win A FREE Coaching Session With Danielle? If you’ve loved everything in this episode or about our podcast in general, we'd love to hear from you! We may even shout you out in a future episode! If you want to enter, just leave us a 5-star review and send us a screenshot to team@trainlikeagymnast.com! • Want to join our #TLAGTeam and get access to private calls like this? If you're a former gymnast, dancer, or cheerleader who loves to train like a gymnast still, we'd love to see your application! Head to www.trainlikeagymnast.com/team to apply! FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL: Train Like A Gymnast Instagram (#TrainLikeAGymnast) Train Like A Gymnast Website Danielle's Instagram Andrea Orris' Instagram Danielle helps athletes regain confidence in their identities so they can show up as their best self in all areas. Intro/Outtro Music: Creative Minds from Bensound --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trainlikeagymnast/support

On this episode of the Funky Politics, DC is joined by Loron Orris, Co-Founder of Asia Sports Tech. We take a look the response to the Coranavirus pandemic in countries in Asia and the resuming of sports in Asia. Make sure you tune into this Funky episode and the latest episodes of the Funky Politics on the Kudzukian App.

Dr. Julie Orris on Dialectical Behavior Therapy and coping with expected anxieties of living through COVID-19. Resources: Follow Julie Orris https://www.julieorris.com/ Psychologist and co-founder of Evidence Based Therapy Partners http://ebtherapypartners.com Book - Loving Someone with Borderline Personality Disorder https://www.amazon.com/Someone-Borderline-Personality-Disorder-Control/dp/1593856075 Family Connection Program (Free resource for for those in a relationship with somebody who has Borderline Personality Disorder) https://www.borderlinepersonalitydisorder.org/family-connections/ Find a certified DBT Therapist https://behavioraltech.org/resources/find-a-therapist/ Vienna Beat by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)

On this episode of R&R on Sports, Howard and Larry are joined by Loron Orris, Co-Founder of Asia Sports Tech. We examine the way sports leagues in Asia have handled the return of sports as American sports appear to be on the horizon. We discuss that and much more so make sure to tune into this episode and the latest episodes of R&R on Sports by downloading the Kudzukian App.

Recorded on Feb 26, 2020 Paden McKinney & Griffin Haby III join us from Mountain Lion Oil & Gas, a privately held minerals & royalties aggregator focused on East & West Texas. Griffin & Paden discuss their strategy and how they have developed a niche around gathering ORRIs over State & Federal leases in New Mexico.

Jack is joined by Evan Orris to discuss COVID-19 and its impact on hoops, best/worst-case scenarios and how the sports world might look in 40-45 days (1:48). Then we examine the league's best performers this year by delegating season-end awards (21:44).

Jack is joined by Evan Orris to analyze the Lakers’ impressive weekend and how they stack up going forward, Milwaukee's playoff hopes, Houston’s small-ball downside and Kenny Atkinson’s surprising departure from Brooklyn (0:47).

Jack's longtime camp friend Isaac Green joins the pod to discuss a memorable ASW, Clipper concerns, Houston's micro-ball storm and Jayson Tatum's leap (0:58). Evan Orris also joins.

Jack is joined by Spencer Weingard to analyze the recent NBA Trade Deadline and how it may impact the playoff race and overall landscape of the league (1:08). Evan Orris also hops on the pod.

In the debut episode of 94Feat. Jack is joined by Evan Orris to analyze Zion Williamson's first two NBA games and how his return may impact the Pels & the ROY odds (0:35). We also pay tribute to one of the greatest athletes of our generation, Kobe Bryant (15:01).

This week Chris and Paul sit down with Loron Orris to talk about his role in developing sports leagues across Asia and his current business Asia sports Tech. Over the last 25 years, Loron has been a powerful force in the Asia Pacific sports industry. He has also been instrumental in the development of this podcast and we are grateful to have him on board.

Jenny reached out to the host of her favorite foodie podcast to see if she would be interested in collaborating on a recommendations episode - just in time for the holidays! We cover a range of types of books - cookbooks, essays, memoir - and have a few titles from the backlist to recommend as well. The second season of the Skillet podcast goes live the same day this episode, so I hope you'll give both a listen!Download or listen via this link: Reading Envy 171: Foodie Recommendations with Jen Nathan OrrisSubscribe to the podcast via this link: FeedburnerOr subscribe via Apple Podcasts by clicking: SubscribeOr listen through TuneIn Or listen on Google Play Listen via StitcherListen through Spotify Books discussed: Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Life by Barbara Kingsolver The Nordic Baking Book by Magnus Nilsson Jubilee: Recipes from Two Centuries of African-American Cooking by Toni Tipton-MartinNotes from a Young Black Chef by Kwame Onwuachi  Nothing Fancy: Unfussy Food for Having People Over by Alison RomanWomen on Food ed. by Charlotte DruckmanSmall Victories: Recipes, Advice + Hundreds of Ideas for Home Cooking Triumphs by Julia TurshenThe Modern Cook's Year by Anna JonesMixtape Potluck Cookbook by Questlove South: Essential Recipes and New Explorations by Sean Brock The Jewish Cookbook by Leah KoenigThe Best American Food Writing 2019 edited by Samin NosratOther mentions:ASAP's Farm Tour (Western North Carolina)Chef's Table - Magnus Nilsson (tv show)Nilsson - Thick Oven-Baked Pancake with Apple on JennyBakesThe Cooking Gene by Michael TwittyTop Chef Season 13Kith and Kin Where I Come From by Aaron SanchezAlison Roman on InstagramFeed the Resistance by Julia TurshenDorie GreenspanBaking with Julia by Dorie Greenspan and Julia ChildBaking: From My Home to Yours by Dorie Greenspan Keep Calm and Cook On podcastJones - Whole-wheat spelt, date, and molasses scones on JennyBakesJones - Cauliflower rice with fried eggs and green chutney on JennyBakes Chef's Table episode with Sean BrockHeritage by Sean BrockBrock - Peanut Butter Chess Pie on JennyBakesBest American Food Writing 2018 edited by Ruth ReichlThe Bitter Southerner Related Episodes (and Posts):Episode 064 - Reading Down the Rabbit Hole with guest Tracy Landrith Episode 143 - Reading the Pain with KalaRecommended Reads in Biography and Memoir: Foodie (July 2017)Stalk us online:Jenny at GoodreadsJenny on TwitterJenny is @readingenvy on Instagram and LitsySkilletpodcast.comJen is @skilletpodcast on InstagramJen is @skilletpod on TwitterSome of these links are Amazon affiliate links, where I do get a minor kickback when people click on them. Since I never beg for donations, I don't feel too bad about it.

Jon talks with the founder and cohost of the Skillet podcast, Jen Nathan Orris. An accomplished and career radio journalist, Jen Nathan Orris has spent her career reporting for print and radio, capturing other people's stories. Her remarkably well produced podcast Skillet goes into people's home kitchens to learn how to make a dish that means something to them. But when people show you how they provide for those they love, it tells you a lot more than just how to make a dish. Jon talks to her about how she makes such a tear jerking, nuanced, and rich show about cooking.

Montreal journalist Anna Nguyen explores Birdman and talks to Top Chef's Chris Scott about the new venture. Skillet host Jen Nathan Orris talks about what makes the show so different from other food shows. And Andy Winder explores what he learned about masculinity from the kitchen as a transgender man.

The 17 rare earth elements are often called the spices or vitamins of industry. While we don’t need much of them, they’re sprinkled in small amounts through our most powerful, futuristic, and dare we say it, magical tools. They power our iPhones and computers; they’re in wind turbines and hybrid cars. They’re in dental implants, X-ray machines, and life-saving cancer drugs. They have unusual magnetic and electrical properties that make our gadgets faster, stronger, and lighter. And we've all been coasting along enjoying their magic for a while now. In fact, we've come to expect magic. But magic comes at a cost, and in the case of mining and processing rare earths, that cost is environmental devastation. Most of us in the Western world aren’t aware of the destruction/ because most rare earths are mined elsewhere. But some scientists are trying to find a more environmentally sound way to get them. Credits Hosts: Alexis Pedrick and Elisabeth Berry Drago Reporter: Rigoberto Hernandez Senior Producer: Mariel Carr Producer: Rigoberto Hernandez Audio Engineer: James Morrison Music courtesy of the Audio Network, Blue Dot Sessions, and the Free Music Archive. Research Notes Abraham, David. Elements of Power. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2015.  The Californian Rare Earths Mine Caught between Trump and China. Bloomberg News, September 26, 2018.   “China-Japan Boat Crash Video Posted.” Al Jazeera, November 5, 2010.  “China Threatens to Cut Off Rare Earth Minerals as Trade War Escalates.” MSNBC, May 30, 2019.  “Colorado Experience: Uranium Mania.” Rocky Mountain PBS, November 2, 2017.  “Critical Materials Strategy.” U.S. Department of Energy, December 2010.   Desai, Pratima. “Tesla’s Electric Motor Shift to Spur Demand for Rare Earth Neodymium.”Reuters, March 12, 2018.  Gifford, Rob. “Yellow River Pollution Is Price of Economic Growth.” National Public Radio, All Things Considered, December 11, 2007.  Haxel, Gordon, Hedrick, James, Orris, Greta. “Rare Earth Elements—Critical Resources for High Technology.” U.S. Geological Survey, Fact Sheet 087-02, November 20, 2002.  Kalantzakos, Sophia. China and the Geopolitics of Rare Earths. New York: Oxford University Press, 2018.  Kean, Sam. “Ytterby: The Tiny Swedish Island That Gave the Periodic Table Four Different Elements.” Slate, July 16, 2010.  Kim, Meeri. “Exposing the Trail of Devastation.” Sarah Lawrence College Magazine,” Fall 2018.  Klinger, Julie. Rare Earth Frontiers. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2017.  Lovins, Amory. “Clean Energy and Rare Earths: Why Not to Worry.” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, May 23, 2017. “Obama Denounces China on Rare Earth Elements.” AFP News Agency, March 13, 2012.  “PBS NewsHour; June 14, 2010 7:00 pm–8:00 pm EDT.” American Archive of Public Broadcasting (WGBH and the Library of Congress), Boston and Washington, DC. Accessed June 24, 2019.  “Running from Rare Earth Metals.” Bloomberg, June 30, 2015.  Salomon, Charlotte Abney. “Finding Yttrium: Joan Gadolin and the Development of a ‘Discovery.’” CHF Brown Bag Lecture Series, March 10, 2015.  “Story of Color Television.” RCA, 1956.  Thomson, Gene. “Hot Canyon.” Ames Laboratory, June 18, 2012.  Turner, Roger. “Material Matters: The Past and Present of Rare Earth Elements Essential to Our Future.” Joseph Priestley Society Lecture, Science History Institute, Philadelphia, February 14, 2019. 

The 17 rare earth elements are often called the spices or vitamins of industry. While we don’t need much of them, they’re sprinkled in small amounts through our most powerful, futuristic, and dare we say it, magical tools. They power our iPhones and computers; they’re in wind turbines and hybrid cars. They’re in dental implants, X-ray machines, and life-saving cancer drugs. They have unusual magnetic and electrical properties that make our gadgets faster, stronger, and lighter. And we've all been coasting along enjoying their magic for a while now. In fact, we've come to expect magic. But magic comes at a cost, and in the case of mining and processing rare earths, that cost is environmental devastation. Most of us in the Western world aren’t aware of the destruction/ because most rare earths are mined elsewhere. But some scientists are trying to find a more environmentally sound way to get them. Credits Hosts: Alexis Pedrick and Elisabeth Berry Drago Reporter: Rigoberto Hernandez Senior Producer: Mariel Carr Producer: Rigoberto Hernandez Audio Engineer: James Morrison Music courtesy of the Audio Network, Blue Dot Sessions, and the Free Music Archive. Research Notes Abraham, David. Elements of Power. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2015.  The Californian Rare Earths Mine Caught between Trump and China. Bloomberg News, September 26, 2018.   “China-Japan Boat Crash Video Posted.” Al Jazeera, November 5, 2010.  “China Threatens to Cut Off Rare Earth Minerals as Trade War Escalates.” MSNBC, May 30, 2019.  “Colorado Experience: Uranium Mania.” Rocky Mountain PBS, November 2, 2017.  “Critical Materials Strategy.” U.S. Department of Energy, December 2010.   Desai, Pratima. “Tesla’s Electric Motor Shift to Spur Demand for Rare Earth Neodymium.”Reuters, March 12, 2018.  Gifford, Rob. “Yellow River Pollution Is Price of Economic Growth.” National Public Radio, All Things Considered, December 11, 2007.  Haxel, Gordon, Hedrick, James, Orris, Greta. “Rare Earth Elements—Critical Resources for High Technology.” U.S. Geological Survey, Fact Sheet 087-02, November 20, 2002.  Kalantzakos, Sophia. China and the Geopolitics of Rare Earths. New York: Oxford University Press, 2018.  Kean, Sam. “Ytterby: The Tiny Swedish Island That Gave the Periodic Table Four Different Elements.” Slate, July 16, 2010.  Kim, Meeri. “Exposing the Trail of Devastation.” Sarah Lawrence College Magazine,” Fall 2018.  Klinger, Julie. Rare Earth Frontiers. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2017.  Lovins, Amory. “Clean Energy and Rare Earths: Why Not to Worry.” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, May 23, 2017. “Obama Denounces China on Rare Earth Elements.” AFP News Agency, March 13, 2012.  “PBS NewsHour; June 14, 2010 7:00 pm–8:00 pm EDT.” American Archive of Public Broadcasting (WGBH and the Library of Congress), Boston and Washington, DC. Accessed June 24, 2019.  “Running from Rare Earth Metals.” Bloomberg, June 30, 2015.  Salomon, Charlotte Abney. “Finding Yttrium: Joan Gadolin and the Development of a ‘Discovery.’” CHF Brown Bag Lecture Series, March 10, 2015.  “Story of Color Television.” RCA, 1956.  Thomson, Gene. “Hot Canyon.” Ames Laboratory, June 18, 2012.  Turner, Roger. “Material Matters: The Past and Present of Rare Earth Elements Essential to Our Future.” Joseph Priestley Society Lecture, Science History Institute, Philadelphia, February 14, 2019. 

Tonight, on our Dungeons & Dragons adventure, we come awfully close to burning down a church, we meet some mongrels, a crazy man locks some beasts and Irena in the basement, Orris leaps out a window, Copi takes massive amounts of damage and looks at the DM weird (but holds his tongue), and plenty of good times and witty quips. Also, we added a new member! Meet Kyle. He’s a nice guy, and has healing power. Join us on our adventure!

Kelley intros. Ringo star. We’re not ranking shit. I lost the new best-of notebook. Darning update. Regional kids stuff. Batman. Laughing during story telling. Corner Gas. Ketchup vs. Catsup. Skippers. Monk fruit sugar substitute. Careful with your edibles. Ringo Star break. Mary’s murdering listeners. Kelley’s Hint List. Our show doesn’t use Price as Right Rules. Spay and neuter your animals. Vaccinate you kids. Winston Churchill. Vera’s email and hints. Top Pot Donuts (also in Texas, guys!). Buttermilk/sour milk. Wilber the pig. Keep your lettuce in paper towels, not cloth, so it doesn’t “rust.” Orris root for your handkerchiefs. Rotate your shoes. Superbowl predictions. Umpire Pants Out.

Buckles, Orris, and Scrambles attempt to hold off the Darkwind's assault while Sister Jewell opens up a portal to Haven.

Orris has survived, she has reunited with Buckles and Scrambles, and the Northway is moving again. As we float on, the crew takes a moment to rest, recover, and get some answers. After the episode, take a moment to fill out our listener survey here https://goo.gl/forms/I5jNKFFswAxaEvHD2

Buckles and Scrambles encountered Orris flying through the air, catapulted by a large explosion behind her. What happened?

Buckles, Orris, and Scrambles have been freed from the curse of the Darkwind. Now it's time to prepare for a quick getaway. Scrambles and Buckles team up to repair the damage.

Orris and Scrambles descend into the cargo hold of the Northway in pursuit of Buckles, who has rushed ahead. But Buckles knows something they do not.

Buckles, Orris, and Scrambles have disabled the enemy ship, the Northway. Captain Bluescale has a task for our heroes, as the time to plunder arrives.

As officers of the Darkwind, Buckles, Orris, and Scrambles go head to head with a gaggle of paladins as they attempt to take down an enemy ship, the Northway.

It is time for a new adventure. Buckles, Orris, and Scrambles take to the high seas as the Darkwind sets sail. Welcome to the crew.

This week features an interview with NIU guard Michael Orris (while NIU was putting away the seats at the Convo Center) and the guys talk about the men's basketball team's 3-game losing streak, the women's dramatic win over Buffalo and football's signing day.

This week features an interview with NIU guard Michael Orris (while NIU was putting away the seats at the Convo Center) and the guys talk about the men's basketball team's 3-game losing streak, the women's dramatic win over Buffalo and football's signing day.

Dan Saladino explores the past, present and future of the most British of drinks, gin. And hears how a new generation of distillers is testing the boundaries of an old and familiar flavour. For decades vodka was the spirit of choice, not just for James Bond, but also for bartenders and mixologists (a recent term for the people who develop new drink recipes and cocktails). But more recently people have been reaching out for more interesting and complex flavours to replace the neutral taste of vodka. Gin was perfect.From as far back as the 12th century apothecaries had used juniper and its coniferous flavours in spirits to heal and revive. By the 17th century the Dutch had given us Geneva or Holland Gin, a rough, whisky like spirit with juniper at its base. As distilling techniques developed in the 19th century it became the refined gin we know today with juniper flavours being delicately mixed with botanicals like coriander, cinnamon, ginger and Orris.It's the challenge of blending and experimenting with these flavours that has attracted a new generation of gin distillers. Dan Saladino explains the history that has made this 21st century gin craze possible and finds out what is now drawing people to what was once Britain's most notorious drink.Producer: Dan Saladino.

Tonight is all about Yule traditions and lots of great ideas for Yule gifts you can make yourself. Lots of great Holiday Reading Specials too! Any Reading in Dec or Jan will get you a free copy of my book - signed, sealed, and delivered to you. Listen in to see what this weeks special is going to be! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Here are a few of the things I mentioned on the first half of the show tonight - Deities of Yule: All Newborn Gods, Sun Gods, Mother Goddesses, and Triple Goddesses. The best known would be the Dagda, and Brighid, the daughter of the Dagda. Brighid taught the smiths the arts of fire tending and the secrets of metal work. Brighid's flame, like the flame of the new light, pierces the darkness of the spirit and mind, while the Dagda's cauldron assures that Nature will always provide for all the children. Symbolism of Yule: Rebirth of the Sun, The longest night of the year, The Winter Solstice, Introspect, Planning for the Future. Symbols of Yule: Yule log, or small Yule log with 3 candles, evergreen boughs or wreaths, holly, mistletoe hung in doorways, gold pillar candles, baskets of clove studded fruit, a simmering pot of wassail, poinsettias, christmas cactus. Herbs of Yule: Bayberry, blessed thistle, evergreen, frankincense holly, laurel, mistletoe, oak, pine, sage, yellow cedar. Foods of Yule: Cookies and caraway cakes soaked in cider, fruits, nuts, pork dishes, turkey, eggnog, ginger tea, spiced cider, wassail, or lamb's wool (ale, sugar, nutmeg, roasted apples). Incense of Yule: Pine, cedar, bayberry, cinnamon. Colors of Yule: Red, green, gold, white, silver, yellow, orange. Stones of Yule: Rubies, bloodstones, garnets, emeralds, diamonds. Activities of Yule: Caroling, wassailing the trees, burning the Yule log, decorating the Yule tree, exchanging of presents, kissing under the mistletoe, honoring Kriss Kringle the Germanic Pagan God of Yule Spellworkings of Yule: Peace, harmony, love, and increased happiness. Deities of Yule: Goddesses-Brighid, Isis, Demeter, Gaea, Diana, The Great Mother. Gods-Apollo, Ra, Odin, Lugh, The Oak King, The Horned One, The Green Man, The Divine Child, Mabon. ~ Yule Incense Blend ~ INGREDIENTS: 2 parts Frankincense 2 parts Pine needles or resin 1 part Cedar 1 part Juniper Mix and Smolder at Wiccan rites on Yule (on or around Dec. 21st) or during the winter months to cleanse the home and to attune with the forces of nature amid the cold days and nights Make an herbal sachet for Yule. These simple sachets are easy to make, and you can either use them as ornaments on your holiday tree, or give them away as gifts. You'll need the following: Bay Cloves Juniper berries Orange peel, grated Orris root Peppermint Pine Rosemary Squares of your favorite holiday fabric Colorful ribbon Cinnamon sticks Small bells Mix the herbs together in a bowl. Blend varying proportions of each until you've got the scent you want -- here's a hint: start small! Use a spoon to place the blended herbs into the center of a square of fabric. Pull the corners up and tie with the ribbon. Tie a cinnamon stick and a couple of bells in place as well. Use a second piece of ribbon to create a loop so you can hang the sachet if you like. Timesaver tip: you can buy small tulle bags in holiday colors and spoon the herb blend into them. Pull the drawstring closed and tie shut, then hang up on your tree, or give them to a friend. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Yule Incense Blend ~ INGREDIENTS: 2 parts Frankincense 2 parts Pine needles or resin 1 part Cedar 1 part Juniper Mix and Smolder at Wiccan rites on Yule (on or around Dec. 21st) or during the winter months to cleanse the home and to attune with the forces of nature amid the cold days and nights

Tonight is all about Yule traditions and lots of great ideas for Yule gifts you can make yourself. Lots of great Holiday Reading Specials too! Any Reading in Dec or Jan will get you a free copy of my book - signed, sealed, and delivered to you. Listen in to see what this weeks special is going to be! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Here are a few of the things I mentioned on the first half of the show tonight - Deities of Yule: All Newborn Gods, Sun Gods, Mother Goddesses, and Triple Goddesses. The best known would be the Dagda, and Brighid, the daughter of the Dagda. Brighid taught the smiths the arts of fire tending and the secrets of metal work. Brighid's flame, like the flame of the new light, pierces the darkness of the spirit and mind, while the Dagda's cauldron assures that Nature will always provide for all the children. Symbolism of Yule: Rebirth of the Sun, The longest night of the year, The Winter Solstice, Introspect, Planning for the Future. Symbols of Yule: Yule log, or small Yule log with 3 candles, evergreen boughs or wreaths, holly, mistletoe hung in doorways, gold pillar candles, baskets of clove studded fruit, a simmering pot of wassail, poinsettias, christmas cactus. Herbs of Yule: Bayberry, blessed thistle, evergreen, frankincense holly, laurel, mistletoe, oak, pine, sage, yellow cedar. Foods of Yule: Cookies and caraway cakes soaked in cider, fruits, nuts, pork dishes, turkey, eggnog, ginger tea, spiced cider, wassail, or lamb's wool (ale, sugar, nutmeg, roasted apples). Incense of Yule: Pine, cedar, bayberry, cinnamon. Colors of Yule: Red, green, gold, white, silver, yellow, orange. Stones of Yule: Rubies, bloodstones, garnets, emeralds, diamonds. Activities of Yule: Caroling, wassailing the trees, burning the Yule log, decorating the Yule tree, exchanging of presents, kissing under the mistletoe, honoring Kriss Kringle the Germanic Pagan God of Yule Spellworkings of Yule: Peace, harmony, love, and increased happiness. Deities of Yule: Goddesses-Brighid, Isis, Demeter, Gaea, Diana, The Great Mother. Gods-Apollo, Ra, Odin, Lugh, The Oak King, The Horned One, The Green Man, The Divine Child, Mabon. ~ Yule Incense Blend ~ INGREDIENTS: 2 parts Frankincense 2 parts Pine needles or resin 1 part Cedar 1 part Juniper Mix and Smolder at Wiccan rites on Yule (on or around Dec. 21st) or during the winter months to cleanse the home and to attune with the forces of nature amid the cold days and nights Make an herbal sachet for Yule. These simple sachets are easy to make, and you can either use them as ornaments on your holiday tree, or give them away as gifts. You'll need the following: Bay Cloves Juniper berries Orange peel, grated Orris root Peppermint Pine Rosemary Squares of your favorite holiday fabric Colorful ribbon Cinnamon sticks Small bells Mix the herbs together in a bowl. Blend varying proportions of each until you've got the scent you want -- here's a hint: start small! Use a spoon to place the blended herbs into the center of a square of fabric. Pull the corners up and tie with the ribbon. Tie a cinnamon stick and a couple of bells in place as well. Use a second piece of ribbon to create a loop so you can hang the sachet if you like. Timesaver tip: you can buy small tulle bags in holiday colors and spoon the herb blend into them. Pull the drawstring closed and tie shut, then hang up on your tree, or give them to a friend. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Yule Incense Blend ~ INGREDIENTS: 2 parts Frankincense 2 parts Pine needles or resin 1 part Cedar 1 part Juniper Mix and Smolder at Wiccan rites on Yule (on or around Dec. 21st) or during the winter months to cleanse the home and to attune with the forces of nature amid the cold days and nights

This month on UMC.org Profiles, Orris Kelly, retired Chief of Chaplains for the United States Army, shares his faith story.