Podcasts about our city

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 28, 2024 36:47

If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? Every January, we set ambitious resolutions and lofty goals but only 10% of them have a lasting impact. Join us as we uncover the key to lasting Change in Ourselves, Our City, and Our Church. In situations where we have been praying and not receiving answers from the Lord, it's easy to give up on the power of prayer. This week Pastor Chris Marlin introduces the idea of praying until something happens. As we faithfully persist in prayer, the Lord can cultivate maturity in our faith.

Change: Prayer Changes Our City

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 21, 2024 43:38

If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? Every January, we set ambitious resolutions and lofty goals but only 10% of them have a lasting impact. Join us as we uncover the key to lasting Change in Ourselves, Our City, and Our Church. This week, Pastor Paul Taylor of Rivers Crossing Church teaches on the profound impact of obedience and prayer. Through unity in prayer, we have the potential to spark a transformative movement for Christ in our city.

Change: Prayer Changes Our Church

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 14, 2024 35:07

If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? Every January, we set ambitious resolutions and lofty goals but only 10% of them have a lasting impact. Join us as we uncover the key to lasting Change in Ourselves, Our City, and Our Church. This week, Pastor Andy Ziegenfuss from All Church shared with us about how prayer, fellowship, and keeping Jesus at the center is critical to the body of Christ.

Change: Prayer Changes Ourselves

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 7, 2024 35:45

If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be? Every January, we set ambitious resolutions and lofty goals but only 10% of them have a lasting impact. Join us as we uncover the key to lasting Change in Ourselves, Our City, and Our Church. This week, Chris Marlin teaches that prayer is formative in our relationship with God and that's spending time in His presence could be the change that we need this year.

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Hate Crimes Against Muslims and Jews on The Rise

KQED’s Forum

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 13, 2023 55:46

Hate crimes against Jews and Muslims in the U.S. are reaching all time highs according to the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism. Since the start of the Israel-Hamas war, three college students wearing Palestinian scarves were shot in Vermont, synagogues have been targets of gunshots and vandalism, and reports of physical assaults against Jews and Muslims are rapidly rising. Fears of physical violence have many wondering if they should remove headscarves and yarmulkes. We'll talk to experts about the rise in hate and how Muslims and Jews around the region are coping. Guests: Dov Waxman, political science professor, UCLA; director, UCLA Y&S Nazarian Center for Israel Studies; Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation Chair, UCLA Israel Studies Maha Elgenaidi, founder and executive director, Islamic Networks Group - a nonprofit focused on building understanding of Muslim and other marginalized groups Ruth Ferguson, activist; co-writer, San Francisco Chronicle op-ed "As San Francisco Muslims and Jews, We've Always Felt Safe in Our City. Until Now." Nadia Rahman, founder, Rahman Consulting. Rahman co-wrote the San Francisco Chronicle opinion essay, "As San Francisco Muslims and Jews, We've Always Felt Safe in Our City. Until Now."

Dakota Goldman, Bartender Extraordinaire

Spokast!

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 17, 2023 59:37

Dakota Goldman is an alcohol enthusiast and master mixologist currently steering the ship as the bar manager at the newly opened Lorèn Restaurant in the Papillion Building. Dakota brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to every pour. We get into the life of a bartender living in Spokane, from the highs of creativity behind the bar to the intricacies of menu curation. Dakota's experiences shed light on the evolving cocktail culture in the heart of the Lilac City. On January 28th, Dakota, along with her company Padrino Events & Knitting Factory, in their first-ever cocktail competition collaboration! Join the excitement as 15 of your favorite bars battle it out for the title of Spokane's Tiki Master. Get your tickets here. Follow Dakota Goldman on Instagram: @callmedannydavito Spokast! - Our City, Our Stories. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/spokast/message

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THEATER 103: Eggs

Open-Door Playhouse

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 10, 2023 13:10

During the pandemic lockdown, an isolated career woman decides to freeze her eggs. She wants to plan for whatever contingency the future holds.Bernadette Armstrong directs. Kim Hlavac stars.Julia Stier is the playwright. A graduate of USC, her play Last Night in Town was produced in New York. She is a critic for Stage Raw and produced its podcast series, Stages of Our City. She is the creator of the blog Players, Performers, and Portrayers. Julia is also an actor and has appeared frequently on Los Angeles stages.Eggs is a selection in Open-Door Playhouse's 2nd Annual Celebration of Women in Theatre.Founded by playwright and filmmaker Bernadette Armstrong, Open-Door Playhouse is a Theater Podcast- like the radio dramas of the 1940s and 1950s. The Playhouse launched on September 15, 2020. At the time, Open-Door Playhouse provided Playwrights, Actors and Directors a creative outlet during the shutdown. Since its inception. Open-Door Playhouse has presented Short and One-Act plays from Playwrights across the country and internationally. In 2021 Open-Door Playhouse received a Communicator Award for Content for the Play Custody and in 2023 the play What's Prison Like was nominated for a Webby Award in the Crime & Justice Category.Support the show

IMPACT Series: "Stories can heal us": How Mercat Tours Impacts their Team & City

Tourpreneur

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 28, 2023 52:27

Mitch Bach begins Tourpreneur's IMPACT series with an interview with Kat Brogan of Mercat Tours in Edinburgh, Scotland, whose mission is to "make meaningful connections" through the power of storytelling.The end of the interview encapsulates the point of this new series, so be sure to listen to the end. Our IMPACT podcasts are about how travel companies around the world answer the questions: what are you doing to make a meaningful impact in your business, community and the tourism industry?Kat is leading a company that takes this seriously. Here are just some of the topics and initiatives we cover:How important it is to create a culture of trust in your team.The creation of "The Mercat Deal"—a pledge to her team and the city of Edinburgh to do right by everyone that's a stakeholder in the community.Her commitment to offering her team members a living wage, with permanent contracts, guaranteed "living hours", and profit sharing bonuses.How Kat empowers and connects with her guides through a huge variety of channels, in-person and virtually.How Kat assesses her whole customer journey to give the feedback her entire team wants, using formal and informal assessments, anonymous surveys, secret shoppers and more, in order to take a "360" look at her business and team.Mercat's participation in "Our Stories, Our City" initiative to raise money for those on the margins through the power of storytelling.Learn more:Learn about the impact they're making on Edinburgh through their Our Stories Our City initiative, in partnership with several local organizations.View The Mercat Deal, Mercat's promises to its team and community about what they're doing to ensure they're a responsible, ethical, quality participant in the local environment and global tourism industry.

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OTB Episode 293: PLL Philadelphia Championship Preview, Most Philly Things, & Big NLL News?

Outside The Box Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 22, 2023 91:09

KB & DJ are BACK and ready for the PLL Championship Game in OUR CITY! The guys preview the matchup, make their pick, and deliver a Philly-centric Squires Sixes. Then they dive into the latest NLL news and allegedly a big announcement is coming... Follow Us! Twitter:@UndergroundPHI@OTBLaxPodKyle: @KBizzl311DJ: @SCs_nextgreat Instagram:@undergroundphi@otblaxpod@kicksbycarly Merch & Apparel: phiapparel.co/shop and use code "UNDERGROUND" for 10% off! Send your mailbag questions: otbunderground@gmail.com SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/@UndergroundSportsPhiladelphia Website: undergroundsportsphiladelphia.com Twitch: twitch.tv/undergroundsportsPHI Manscaped Promo Code: "USP" for 20% off AND free shippingTrophy Smack: trophysmack.com/UndergroundTomahawk Shades Promo Code: "USP" to save 25% off at checkout Intro Music: Arkells "American Screams"Outro Music: Arkells "American Screams" --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otblaxpod/message

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Three Convicts, Twenty Dollars, and a Newspaper

Human Powered

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 31, 2023 37:40

Started in 1887 by three well-known convicts, The Prison Mirror is often considered the best prison newspaper in the United States. But it is just one of many. In the 1980s, Robert Taliaferro was a writer and editor for The Mirror, as it was called in those days. Shannon Ross is a writer who started The Community in 2014 when he was in prison. The newsletter, which he still edits today, reaches half of Wisconsin's prison population. With hosts Adam Carr and Dasha Kelly Hamilton, Robert and Shannon come together to talk shop. We hear from them about why their work centers human-interest stories from people who are incarcerated and what we can learn from those who have an inside perspective. Find episode extras, resources, and more information about prison newspapers and our guests on our website.Voices in this episode:Shannon Ross is the founder and Executive Director of The Community and the Correcting the Narrative Campaign, which uses story-telling to promote acceptance of people with criminal records. Shannon was born and raised on Milwaukee's north side, where he received a 17-year prison sentence when he was 19 years old. Over the course of his incarceration, he acquired his bachelor's degree, created and ran a mental health program in the prison for 2 years that still exists, and published his own and others' writing. Since his release in 2020, he helped to found Paradigm Shyft, is an Education Trust fellow, a Marquette University EPP fellow, and a graduate of the Masters in Sustainable Peacebuilding program at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee.Robert Taliaferro is a working journalist, graphic artist, and community activist currently living in Minnesota, after serving over 38 years of confinement. He edited The Prison Mirror newspaper at the Minnesota Correctional Institution at Stillwater from 1985-1989. His work is published in News and Letters Committees and he is the author of Always Color Outside the Lines: Freedom for the Artist Within (2018). He recently graduated from Metro State University in St Paul, MN where he was the Outstanding Student Award recipient for the College of Individualized Studies and also gave the Commencement address. He is beginning a graduate degree program in the fall and will be studying Urban Developmental Initiatives and Adult Education.Dasha Kelly Hamilton is a writer, performance artist and creative change agent. She applies the creative process to facilitate dialogues around human and social wellness. She is the author of novels, poetry collections, spoken word albums, and a touring production called Makin' Cake. She was Poet Laureate for both the City of Milwaukee and the State of Wisconsin. Her A Line Meant project is a statewide poetry exchange for traditional Wisconsin residents and residents of Wisconsin prisons.Adam Carr is a storyteller, artist, filmmaker, radio producer, urban explorer, community organizer and historian. He is also a lifelong Milwaukeean and works at the intersection of community and communication. He helped organize events to acknowledge the 50th anniversary of the open housing marches in Milwaukee and is the author of “Explore MKE: Your Neighborhood, Our City,” a children's book made in collaboration with third graders. He works for the Milwaukee Parks Foundation as the Director of Strategic Partnerships.

A Mic and Five Minutes

Human Powered

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 31, 2023 32:46

Some would say that storytelling is what makes us human. In this episode, we are going to hear some great stories. We are heading to Oak Hill Correctional Facility, where the University of Wisconsin Odyssey Beyond Bars Project offers storytelling workshops each semester for incarcerated students who are in the English 101 course. This is UW-Madison's first face-to-face credit-bearing course inside any Wisconsin state prison since 1917. We will hear from Peter Moreno, the founder and Director of the program, Kevin Mullen, who designed the curriculum and teaches the course, and Mark Español, a former student. And, we get to hear the story Mark told at the English 101 graduation inside Oak Hill!Find episode extras, resources, and more information about Odyssey Beyond Bars and our guests on our website.Voices in the episode:Mark Español is a DJ, artist, and barber currently living in Madison, after serving 9 years in prison. He is an alumnus of the University of Wisconsin Odyssey Project and Odyssey Beyond Bars. Kevin Mullen is an Assistant Professor of Continuing Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the Director of Adult Education for the UW Odyssey Project. Kevin's academic work focuses on expanding access to higher education for low-income adult students from marginalized communities. In addition to the core Odyssey class, he teaches English 100 (Introduction to College Writing) courses for Odyssey alumni and incarcerated students in the Odyssey Beyond Bars program. Nothing makes him happier than seeing people pick up the mic and use their voices to impact the world around them.Peter Moreno is the Director of Odyssey Beyond Bars Director. He is an attorney and former clinical law professor at the University of Wisconsin and University of Washington, where he represented incarcerated clients in wrongful conviction cases. He created the Odyssey Beyond Bars credit-bearing course program in 2018 and is thrilled to introduce students in prison to the transformative power of Odyssey courses.Dasha Kelly Hamilton is a writer, performance artist and creative change agent. She applies the creative process to facilitate dialogues around human and social wellness. She is the author of novels, poetry collections, spoken word albums, and a touring production called Makin' Cake. She was Poet Laureate for both the City of Milwaukee and the State of Wisconsin. Her A Line Meant project is a statewide poetry exchange for traditional Wisconsin residents and residents of Wisconsin prisons.Adam Carr is a storyteller, artist, filmmaker, radio producer, urban explorer, community organizer and historian. He is also a lifelong Milwaukeean and works at the intersection of community and communication. He helped organize events to acknowledge the 50th anniversary of the open housing marches in Milwaukee and is the author of “Explore MKE: Your Neighborhood, Our City,” a children's book made in collaboration with third graders. He works for the Milwaukee Parks Foundation as the Director of Strategic Partnerships.

Death-defying Feats

Human Powered

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 31, 2023 38:05

In the first episode of Human Powered 'Humanity Unlocked,' we are stepping out with the remarkable and singular Dasha Kelly Hamilton. Dasha wields words to make magic happen, whether on stage herself, in writing sessions like Prose & Cons, or while chatting with co-host and public historian Adam Carr. We'll drop into one of her workshops and talk with Josh and Fontaine, both students and writers who have responded to Dasha's challenge to find courage in their own unique relationship with words. The result is poetry like you've never heard before. Dasha says that most of the people who meet her didn't know what they were getting into, so get ready. This is going to be good!Find episode extras, to listen to poetry, and to learn more about our guests on our website!Voices in this episode:Dasha Kelly Hamilton is a writer, performance artist and creative change agent. She applies the creative process to facilitate dialogues around human and social wellness. She is the author of novels, poetry collections, spoken word albums, and a touring production called Makin' Cake. She was Poet Laureate for both the City of Milwaukee and the State of Wisconsin. Her A Line Meant project is a statewide poetry exchange for traditional Wisconsin residents and residents of Wisconsin prisons.Adam Carr is a storyteller, artist, filmmaker, radio producer, urban explorer, community organizer and historian. He is also a lifelong Milwaukeean and works at the intersection of community and communication. He helped organize events to acknowledge the 50th anniversary of the open housing marches in Milwaukee and is the author of “Explore MKE: Your Neighborhood, Our City,” a children's book made in collaboration with third graders. He works for the Milwaukee Parks Foundation as the Director of Strategic Partnerships.Josh Wells is a poet and spoken word artist, a guitarist, a singer, and a songwriter, and self-proclaimed "incurable coffee snob with eclectic music obsessions and a passion for great art of all kinds." While he was in the Wisconsin prison system, he was part of Prose & Cons, a writing group led by Dasha Kelly Hamilton. Prose & Cons uses both written and spoken verse to restore voice to people who have been rendered voiceless.Additional poetry and conversation with Fontaine Baker, Adron Lane, Caliph Muab'El, Servant Ventae Parrow Bey, and Jeffrey Bodine.

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Prayers for Boldness

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 27, 2023

Guest Pastor Zach Nielsen of The Vine continues our Madison Multiply Series on Prayers for Our City

Prayers for Workers

Create Tomorrow, The WGSN Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 20, 2023

Ben Hacker continues our sermon series Prayers for Our City.

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84. Inspiring coastal destinations from Rio to Margate

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 28, 2023 28:29

At WGSN, our mission is to stay ahead of the curve for our clients. In this episode of Create Tomorrow, we explore the coastal cities making strides in retail, hospitality and culture. Our City by City team share insights on must-visit destinations in Asia, South America and Europe for fresh and inspirational experiences – all featured in our latest Coastal Guide. Globetrotting across continents, we pinpoint the most exciting spaces, places, designers and brands that offer escape and inspiration in equal measure. Our on-the-ground experts share the most noteworthy markets, must-try drinks and emerging brands from the Coastal Guide. And if you're tempted by the digital nomad lifestyle, we share the best locations to call home... join us on our coastal trip.

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Dublin Communities Set to Benefit From New Health and Wellness Pilots Through Smart D8

Irish Tech News Audio Articles

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 11, 2023 5:06

Smart D8, one of five Smart Districts of the Smart Dublin programme designed to improve health and well-being in an urban population, has today announced the successful applicants from their third call for pilot projects. Smart D8 is led by The Digital Hub, St James's Hospital, Dublin City Council and Smart Dublin. A record number of 60 applications from private and public organisations were received following the pilot call in March. Four projects have now been selected which focus on menopause, physical rehabilitation, exercise and sleep apnea and will share a €50,000 fund to advance their existing work: Menopause and the City from Dr Louise Fitzgerald of Grafton Medical Practice/InforMD.ie: This pilot is seeking to create a better educational ecosystem around menopause health for both individuals as well as families and friends. A project with truly scalable potential, Dr Louise Fitzgerald is aiming for Dublin 8 to become the centre of the first city-wide approach to positive menopause education and support. Brace from Conor Motyer: Brace is a community-based recovery app which seeks to assist patients who are undergoing physical rehabilitation. With an added focus on the mental wellness aspect of rehabilitation, Brace uses exercise tracking, gamification and community support to improve both recovery engagement and mental health outcomes arising from research that has found that rehab program completion rates can be as low as 50%. MoveAhead from Dr Jamie McGann and Dr Johann Issartel: MoveAhead is based on years of clinical experience from both founders, as well as practical research carried out with the GAA, which has found that children's movement skills are deteriorating in line with increased use of screens and technology. MoveAhead is the world's first motion tracking and movement analytics platform built specifically for children, which informs games to assist with improving children's movement skills. Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) Identifier from Dr Brian Kent/St James's Hospital: OSA Identifier is seeking to reduce the wait time for a sleep apnea diagnosis, which is currently up to two years. OSA Identifier has developed an app to provide at-home data which can be reviewed by clinical specialists, and both inform and speed up diagnosis and treatment options for sleep apnea. Jack Lehane, Smart D8 Ecosystem Manager, said: “We were really impressed with the quality of applications for our most recent call for pilots. With the four successful projects, we are confident that they have the potential to address issues and conditions that are impacting large numbers of people. One thing which particularly stood out was the potential many of them have to scale. At the heart of Smart D8 is cross-sectoral collaboration that allows healthcare innovation to be fast-tracked, and these projects will greatly enable this.” The Smart D8 consortium is led by The Digital Hub, St James's Hospital, Dublin City Council and Smart Dublin, together with the Guinness Enterprise Centre, HSE Digital Transformation, Tyndall National Institute, St Patrick's Mental Health Services, Trinity College Dublin Research & Innovation, Trinity Translational Medicine Institute, National College of Art & Design, and Health Innovation Hub Ireland. The initial work of Smart D8 focused on significant community research to measure unmet population health and wellness needs. Following on from this research, a number of pilot projects were actioned to directly respond to this community feedback. A range of innovations have already been rolled out with positive impacts on population health and well-being - reaching over 5,000 citizens in and around the Dublin 8 district before scaling nationally. These initiatives include Heart of Our City which aimed at improving awareness around and management of cardiovascular disease in the community; Civic Dollars, which enabled people to earn digital currency through spending time in local parks; and Ways To Wellbeing, wh...

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Nate Hybl: gusto! Fresh Bowls and Wraps (VIDEO)

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 27, 2023 2:36

Listen in as we chat with Nate about his transition from professional athlete to business owner, how gusto! hopes to continue to disrupt the quick-service food industry and what the next few years hold for the restaurant. Head to whatsyourgusto.com to find a location near you! Atlanta Born and Brand is a production of Connext Media. Make sure and follow the show on social media @atlborn on Instagram and like our Atlanta Born and Brand Facebook page. Atlanta Born and Brand is a production of Connext Media. Make sure and follow the show on social media @atlborn on Instagram and like our Atlanta Born and Brand Facebook page. This year we have another new video series to coincide with the “Our City, Our Story” theme, which can be found on all our social media platforms. Subscribe to the Atlanta Born and Brand YouTube channel for that content and more. Lastly, if you love the show please spread the word. Share it with your friends and leave a rating and review on your favorite podcast app. Your support helps make sure that more and more people hear the stories of all those folks doing great things all over the city.

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Tony Massarotti, 2x National Sportswriter of the Year and Host of the Felger and Mazz Show

Untold Patriots Stories

Play Episode Listen Later May 31, 2023 55:05

Tony Mazz has literally written the book on both David Ortiz ("Big Papi") and Tim Wakefield ("Knuckler"). His newest book, "This is Our City", discusses Boston sports dominance including the Patriots championships. We put Mazz' baseball knowledge to the test against our Patriots' research. Do you know how many athletes who ended up playing for the Pats were also drafted by the MLB? How do Boston sports icons David Ortiz and Tom Brady compare? Learn how being on the radio differs from Tony's columnist career. Hear what it was like in the days of The Big Show on WEEI and his transition from EEI to The Sports Hub. We also talk about Tony and Mike Felger's Marconi Award winning program, the Felger and Mazz Show and, of course, the Patriots. As always, Mazz is not shy with his opinions and is generous with his thoughts.

Ardy Arani: Big Green Egg (Season 6 | Episode 5)

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Play Episode Listen Later May 5, 2023 24:24

Ed Fisher opened his Big Green Egg store in Atlanta in 1974, where he began selling the domed clay cooker. He had discovered them while serving overseas in World War II and was impressed with how much better the food tasted using these kamado cookers, versus a typical charcoal or gas grill. 50 years and several iterations later, Big Green Egg has become a worldwide sensation with a loyal and dedicated fan base. When you own a Big Green Egg, you become part of the EGGHead community, a group of passionate and well-fed people who host events each year in the Atlanta area and all around the world. The product line has grown to include seven sizes of the Egg, with hundreds of accessories, to help you cook absolutely everything. Tune in as we sit down with current CEO of Big Green Egg, Ardy Arani as he shares a bit of the Egg's history with us and how the company turned these grills into the global phenomenon we know today! Head to their website biggreenegg.com to find a local retailer and join the EGGHead community! Atlanta Born and Brand is a production of Connext Media. Make sure and follow the show on social media @atlborn on Instagram and like our Atlanta Born and Brand Facebook page. This year we have another new video series to coincide with the “Our City, Our Story” theme, which can be found on all our social media platforms. Subscribe to the Atlanta Born and Brand YouTube channel for that content and more. Lastly, if you love the show please spread the word. Share it with your friends and leave a rating and review on your favorite podcast app. Your support helps make sure that more and more people hear the stories of all those folks doing great things all over the city.

Jay Cranman: Hands On Atlanta (Season 6 | Episode 4)

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 27, 2023 31:49

Hi y'all! It's me, Kathryn, back on the podcast because this week I'll be taking over the intro as well as the interview today. My first go round at this, and I got to have an incredible and enlightening conversation that I can't wait for y'all to hear. Over 30 years ago, 12 friends sat down and came up with an idea that would make volunteering in their community easier and more accessible, from there Hands On Atlanta was born. Hands On has become a one-stop shop to bring together Atlanta volunteers and nonprofits. Their organization supports over 150 nonprofits in the Atlanta area and has daily opportunities for volunteers. From one time micro-volunteering, to a full year program with AmeriCorps there's something to fit everyone's schedule. Listen in as I sit down with Jay Cranman, President and CEO, of Hands On Atlanta to hear about the good work they're doing and how we can each step up to help meet the needs of others. Follow the Hands On team on social media @handsonatl and be sure to visit their website handsonatlanta.org to see volunteer opportunities near you! Atlanta Born and Brand is a production of Connext Media. Make sure and follow the show on social media @atlborn on Instagram and like our Atlanta Born and Brand Facebook page. This year we have another new video series to coincide with the “Our City, Our Story” theme, which can be found on all our social media platforms. Subscribe to the Atlanta Born and Brand YouTube channel for that content and more. Lastly, if you love the show please spread the word. Share it with your friends and leave a rating and review on your favorite podcast app. Your support helps make sure that more and more people hear the stories of all those folks doing great things all over the city.

Episode 195 - Tit Bird

4 Below Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 20, 2023 43:17

Welcome to Episode 195! In this episode you will hear us talk about: - Super Mario Bros. Movie - Mandalorian Episode 7 - Our City reveals it's new fan-voted "Bird" - A taste testing involving potato chips and Italian cuisine - Joe tells the story about how he saved an animal's life! All that and more, enjoy!

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Rebekah Black: Jambos Donates (Season 6 | Episode 2)

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 31, 2023 39:14

Almost exactly two years ago, we sat down with Rebekah Black, founder of the non-profit Jambos Donates. Jambos' mission is to bring a sense of comfort through providing essential items to children in foster care, like pajamas. Since our initial conversation Rebekah has grown her team, upgraded their warehouse and expanded their distribution efforts. Today, we're bringing you an updated conversation about the progress Jambos has made thanks to the support of those in the Atlanta community and how you can get involved and help them continue to grow. For more information on how to get involved with this awesome cause head to jambosdonates.com. There are hundreds of volunteer opportunities at their warehouse located in Buford, GA – bring your friends, colleagues and even the kiddos! And be sure to follow Rebekah and the Jambos team on Instagram @jambosdonates. Atlanta Born and Brand is a production of Connext Media. Make sure and follow the show on social media @atlborn on Instagram and like our Atlanta Born and Brand Facebook page. This year we have another new video series to coincide with the “Our City, Our Story” theme, which can be found on all our social media platforms. Subscribe to the Atlanta Born and Brand YouTube channel for that content and more. Lastly, if you love the show please spread the word. Share it with your friends and leave a rating and review on your favorite podcast app. Your support helps make sure that more and more people hear the stories of all those folks doing great things all over the city.

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Mario Cambardella: ServeScape (Season 6 | Episode 1)

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 23, 2023 42:12

ServeScape is Georgia's online landscape marketplace delivered. "From inspiration to installation", ServeScape offers beautiful, resilient landscapes that are locally grown, designed just for you, and delivered to your home or job site. Founder and CEO, Mario Cambardella sits down with us today to talk about how ServeScape is using their technology to connect under-marketed landscape designers and plant growers with homeowners. To get started on your very own dream landscape head to servescape.com, and follow them on social media @ServeScape to stay up to date! Atlanta Born and Brand is a production of Connext Media. Make sure and follow the show on social media @atlborn on Instagram and like our Atlanta Born and Brand Facebook page. This year we have another new video series to coincide with the “Our City, Our Story” theme, which can be found on all our social media platforms. Subscribe to the Atlanta Born and Brand YouTube channel for that content and more. Lastly, if you love the show please spread the word. Share it with your friends and leave a rating and review on your favorite podcast app. Your support helps make sure that more and more people hear the stories of all those folks doing great things all over the city.

Advent - Hope

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 27, 2022 41:58

Sermon NotesJeremiah 29:1-14 - Finding Hope in SufferingMain Point: Even in the midst of suffering, hope is found in the Lord1. Where Not to Find Hope in Suffering A. Avoiding Suffering by Assimilation B. Avoiding Suffering by Exclusion2. Where to Find Hope in Suffering A. Trusting God's Sovereignty B. Trusting God's Promises3. How to Live Out That Hope A. Seeking the Welfare of Our City B. Seeking God with All Our Hearts

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