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In this episode, Michael Andrew joins us and reflects on the disappointment of not making the US Olympic team and explains what he feels led to that outcome - one of the best swimmers in the world for many years unexpectedly sitting at home instead of racing in Paris. Having given time to reflect on the necessary changes to get back on the right track to realizing his potential, Michael Andrew has made the difficult decision to change coaches for the first time in his life. A hard enough decision for any swimmer-coach pairing that achieves Olympic success, this one hits differently because Michael Andrew has always been coached by his dad, Peter Andrew. The dynamic duo, and really the entire Andrew family, has marched to the beat of their own drum. Embracing training methods like USRPT, thought by others to be a gimmick not suited for elite success, since Michael Andrew first made headlines by turning pro at age 14 they have continued to prove the doubters wrong - all the way to winning an Olympic gold medal and becoming the first man to final in all four 50-meter events at the World Championships. While USRPT will remain part of his program, and he's not quite ready to share publicly who his new coach will be, we know that Michael will now be training with a group, doing some different sets and workouts than he ever has. And for everyone wondering if he's adding the 200 IM back to his event schedule - he's not ruling anything out.   Big changes ahead. Get your popcorn ready and don't forget to subscribe for weekly podcasts and daily shorts!

Peter is the Author of 30 books, fiction and non-fiction and published on 4 continents. He is a resident expert and regular of Top 50 USA radio and TV markets including Fox, CBS, ABC, ESPN, Coast to Coast, iHeart and over 100 major radio and TV networks. Peter is a multi-award-winning, director, cinematographer, actor and producer on 7 continents Peter has written more than 800 articles (self-help and fiction) appearing in major news media world- wide He has been a university professor for 28 years, as well as being a psychologist, specializing in criminal psychology, sports psychology and addiction studies. www.peterandrewsacco.com Peter's Readings: ·       Gummer, the World's Last Toothless Vampire – 8:20 ·       Meeting a Vampire Actor – 27:43 ·       A Haunted Air BnB – 42:33 Chris's Cocktail Pairings:  ·       Bloody Maru (paired to Gummer) – 5:57 ·       Love Bite (paired to Meeting a Vampire Actor) – 26:00 ·       The Haunted Mansion (paired to A Haunted Air BnB) – 39:45 Interview Highlights:  ·       Jack the Ripper/criminal profiling – 15:40 ·       Music or criminal psychology? – 22:09 ·       Adventuring in Antarctica!? – 31:53 ·       Why are we drawn to vampires & zombies? – 34:03 ·       From author to TV show host – 47:17 ·       Scariest things seen--and why Peter quit the TV show – 48:29   COMING NEXT MONTH: Theresa Halvorsen is the author to the Dad's Playbook to Labor and Delivery and Warehouse Dreams and countless articles on pregnancy, birth and parenting. But her true love is speculative fiction. Theresa enjoys interacting with other writers and helps to produce a writing Podcast called the Semi Sages of the Pages She co-runs a writer's group in Temecula that meets once a month, and belongs to various critique groups.  UPCOMING EVENTS: ·        Gabriel's Horn is accepting submissions for its anthology NEW THEME: MUSIC ·       Laura will be selling her books, premium rabbit fertilizer & knit goods at Overhome Trading Post in ThornHill Tennessee, February 10, 2024 ·       See Laura's interview at Central Valley Talk Our theme music is from www.bensound.com.

Fine Art and Commercial/Editorial Photographer Peter Andrew Lusztyk returns to the podcast to talk about his amazing new series of images inspired by the natural beauty around his cabin, his ongoing personal project with food stylist Michelle Rabin, his friendship with Peter McKinnon and the incredible video he made of him at his cabin working with his new Alpa camera system, how he came up with the idea of mixing birds with furniture while collaborating with Porch Modern, his latest venture into hat sales, and so much more.   To Learn More About Peter Andrew Lusztyk Visit: https://www.peterandrew.ca And Follow Him On Instagram At: https://www.instagram.com/peter_andrew_lusztyk/ To Learn More About Visual Revolutionary Visit: https://www.visualrevolutionary.com And Follow On Instagram At: https://www.instagram.com/visualrevolutionary/ And YouTube At: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbQfSdpcnVzPICLNc_KCJfw?view_as=subscriber

Pastor Raymond Woodward preaching part two of "The Master's Twelve. October 11th, 2023. Find us online at: Website: www.capitalcommunity.ca Facebook: www.facebook.com/capitalcommunitychurch Instagram: www.instagram.com/ccc_fredericton YouTube: www.capitalcommunity.tv The Conversation Podcast: www.anchor.fm/ccc-theconversation Sermon Archive Podcast: www.anchor.fm/capitalcommunitychurch

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Join Oliver as he chills with phenomenal photographer (and old friend) Peter Andrew Lusztyk! A true visionary and innovative artist, Peter's work has been featured in many notable publications like Esquire, National Geographic and Wired Magazine (among others). You may have spotted his work adorning the sets of televisions shows like 'Suits' or the Matt Damon film 'Downsizing'. With new projects always on the rise, this award-winning shutterbug's career shows no signs of slowing down. Peter first made his debut on Just Chill all the way back in episode 14, so there was plenty to catch up on... Especially since his original appearance was recorded right before the onset of the pandemic! Oliver learns about Peter's various struggles during that time, and how he was ultimately able to triumph over them. Things turn nostalgic as the conversation gets into childhood neighbourhoods and high school house parties gone awry. Peter later shares some travel tales and reflects on his experience collaborating with colleague Peter McKinnon. The podcast also gets into Canadiana, LEGO, Rolexes, working with Matty Matheson and more! Recorded on June 17th, 2023 Audio/Visual Production by Brian Reilly Edited (poorly) by Oliver George Additional editing and graphics by Maverick Reilly ARCADE- Oliver: 25 / Guests: 12 (No match, no time!) ©2023 Just Chill with Oliver George https://www.peterandrew.ca/

The world is in dire need of better, more productive conversations. To support that assertion, all you have to do is turn on the news to witness people talking at each other, making accusations, and interacting in ways that, in some cases, are disrespectful and in no way honor the human dignity of the people involved. My guest today contends that we would all be better off if we had better dialogue–a statement with which most of us would agree. About Today's Guest Today's guest is Peter Andrew Nixon, a Canadian by birth, who has spent much of his professional life in Hong Kong. He is a prolific author, consultant, coach, and trainer who focuses on better communication and collaboration to address organizational challenges and differences. He advises mainly inside organizations,  but also teaches public courses at management institutes, chambers of commerce, universities, schools, and colleges around the world, including: CUHK (MBA), HKPolyU, McGill University, SFU, & Bishop's, and HKICPA's Financial Controllers' Program. Peter has also appeared on TEDx, CNBC, Discovery Channel, TV5, TVB,  Media Corp., YPO and EO. He is the author of the following titles, all available on Amazon: Dialogue Gap (Wiley) Negotiation: Mastering Business in Asia (Wiley) The Business Developer's Playbook: Relationship Selling Principles and the DNA of Dialogue Selling (Taylor Francis) We're F*cked: But We can Change and Here's How (Kindle) The Change Manager's Casebook (Kindle) What You'll Learn Why the solution is in the dialogue How dialogue is different from communication What gets in the way of good dialogue How to deal with people who don't want to dialogue How culture affects dialogue   Links for This Episode: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-andrew-nixon-50ab8218 http://www.potentialdialogue.com peter.nixon@potentialdialogue.com   Connect with Dr. Mike:  Website: https://www.drmikepatterson.com Book: https://www.missionfirstpeoplealwaysbook.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drmichaellpatterson Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealdrmikepatterson/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/drmikepatterson Buy The Book!: Mission First People Always   Episode Minute By Minute: 0:45 Why today's episode is so important 3:22 How Dr. Mike and Peter met 4:16 Why the answers are always in the dialog  6:42 The difference between dialog and conversation 10:30 The art of “give and take.”  13:22 How to become better at dialog  18:30 What active listening really looks like 21:43 Communicating your goals more effectively  25:53 How Dr. Mike would use the SDI in this scenario  30:00 How meditation can help you become a better leader 31:42 Tips for doing business internationally  38:44 How you can become a better leader today

Today's program: ITW Season 5 Ep# 716: MT 4:17-22//MK 1:15-21//LK 5:1-11 - Jesus (Re)Calls Peter, Andrew, James & John As Disciples, Intending To Make Them 'Fishers Of Men'. Join us today at www.IntoTheWord2020.com or via your favorite podcast platform. Distributed by ReSermon.com.

We can all benefit from finding ways to fuel our heart and soul. Is surfing yours? Olympic Champion Michael Andrew talks about what he does to fuel his heart and soul outside of pool swimming.  Can you guess?LISTEN HERE to the full interview on Champion's Mojo podcast in episode #118MORE ABOUT MICHAEL ANDREWMichael Andrew is a 2020 Olympic Champion, Professional Swimmer and  owner of the Michael Andrew Swimming Academy.  He first gained notoriety for breaking numerous National Age Group Records in his teens, currently holding more than 100 National Age Group records and besides being an Olympic Champion he is a multiple time US National Champion and World Champion for team USA. Coached by his father Peter Andrew, Michael credits much of his success to his training style, USRPT, aka Ultra Short Race Pace TrainingSupport the show

A good conversation with Peter growing up in Canada and the work that started his photography career. Enjoy.

Fine art and commercial photographer Peter Andrew Lusztyk joins the podcast from his studio in Toronto to talk about how he went from a kid growing up in Ottawa with a desire to create videos like his hometown hero Tom Green, to studying photography, to working as a first assistant in one of the biggest commercial studios in Canada, to venturing out on his own and finding his creative voice in both the commercial world, as well as the fine art world.  During our conversation Peter talks about all the ups and downs and self doubt that has persisted through an already successful career, how he found his way into the competitive world of fine art photography and what it's like knowing your pieces are gracing the walls of art collectors, how he continues to maintain a foothold in the commercial photography world and never bought into the idea of "choosing a lane", and the advice he gives to other visual creatives coming up now.   To Learn More About Peter Andrew Lusztyk Visit: https://www.peterandrew.ca And Follow Him On Instagram At: https://www.instagram.com/peter_andrew_lusztyk/ To Learn More About Visual Revolutionary Visit: https://www.visualrevolutionary.com And Follow On Instagram At: https://www.instagram.com/visualrevolutionary/

  Friday, 8 October 2021   And when they had entered, they went up into the upper room where they were staying: Peter, James, John, and Andrew; Philip and Thomas; Bartholomew and Matthew; James the son of Alphaeus and Simon the Zealot; and Judas the son of James. Acts 1:13   The words now are dependent on what was said in the previous verse. The apostles returned to Jerusalem. Upon their return, Luke next says, “And when they had entered.” This is referring to Jerusalem the city. It is upon entering it that, “they went up into the upper room.”   The KJV incorrectly states “an upper room.” The use of the article defines this as a room set aside for them that they specifically used in order to meet. The Greek word is huperóon. It signifies the upper part of the house. This word is only found in Acts where it is used four times – Acts 1:13, 9:37, 9:39, 20:8. From the uses, it can be determined that such a room was set aside for gatherings. They may be for meetings, parties, funerals, and so on.   In Luke 24, it says –   “And they worshiped Him, and returned to Jerusalem with great joy, 53 and were continually in the temple praising and blessing God. Amen.” Luke 24:52, 53   Because of this, some take this as being an upper room of the temple. It is then assumed that this is where the events of Acts 2:1 take place –   “When the Day of Pentecost had fully come, they were all with one accord in one place.”   This connection is not necessary. The wording of Luke 24:53 simply means that they went to the temple to worship often, not that they were living there. What occurs in Acts 2 is certainly at the temple though. There is a place where they met as a group, and the temple is where they went to worship. The two are probably distinct thoughts.   It is in this room “where they were staying.” Again, the older KJV incorrectly says “where abode.” Rather, it is a present participle. They were staying there, and they continued to do so now that they had returned.   At the time of Luke, this room would have been known, and anyone who wanted to check his writing for accuracy could easily have followed his narrative to determine if his words were plausible or invented. With this carefully noted by Luke, he next presents the names of those who need to be highlighted. The list is the same as that given in Luke 16:14-16, except the order is changed for a few of the names. Also, Judas Iscariot is obviously not with the apostles in Acts, having come to a gruesome end. His demise was recorded in Matthew 27:5. Luke will give a secondary description of the end of Judas in Acts 1:18.   For now, here are those listed by Luke who gathered in the upper room –   “Peter, James, John, and Andrew; Philip and Thomas; Bartholomew and Matthew; James the son of Alphaeus and Simon the Zealot; and Judas the son of James.” This is how they are listed in Luke   Luke 16:14-16 – Simon, whom He also named Peter Andrew his brother James John Philip Bartholomew Matthew Thomas James the son of Alphaeus Simon called the Zealot Judas the son of James Judas Iscariot who also became a traitor   and then again in Acts –   Acts 1:13 – Peter James John Andrew Philip Thomas Bartholomew Matthew James the son of Alphaeus Simon the Zealot Judas the son of James   Life application: If you are going to take the book of Acts in a prescriptive manner, then churches would be meeting in upper rooms. The words here describe what occurred. They prescribe nothing. Remember this, because when we get to verses that are used by some to set church doctrine from the book of Acts, you must ask, “What is the difference between this verse and the verse about meeting in an upper room?”   Be sure to think such things through and not rush ahead in setting doctrine based merely on what the text is saying. Is it only describing something? Is it prescribing something? Acts is presenting a historical account of what occurred. For the most part, it is not intended to establish church doctrine. Keep reminding yourself of this as you continue.   Lord God Almighty, You have set Your word down as a guide to us. At times, it tells us of future events. At times, it tells us of historical events. And at times, it sets forth doctrine for us to walk in accord with what is set forth. Help us to maintain the proper context so that we rightly divide the words set forth before us. Amen.    

An athletic phenomenon known for breaking records, Michael Andrew longs to revolutionize the sport of swimming. As a world-class athlete, champion and Olympic team hopeful, Michael trains under the guidance of his father, Peter Andrew on his quest to achieve his goals in the sport. In today's episode, Adam Markel sits down and interviews the father and son duo and discusses their training methods and philosophy. We hear about their views on how mental and spiritual health impact performance and why they train different. If you're interested in how Olympic-level athletes train, then this is a great place to start.Get the newest Conscious PIVOT Podcast episodes delivered directly to you – subscribe here. And, if you're enjoying the podcast, please give us a 5-star rating on iTunes! For instructions click here.DOING THIS for 10 Seconds Can Change Your Life! Click here to watch Adam's Inspiring TEDx Talk!

We sat down with newly named Olympic coach Peter Andrew, father of Michael Andrew who also just made his first Olympic team. Peter walks us through the process of tapering Michael for Trials and how they decided on his event lineup in Omaha. He also talks about what went well in training for them in the months leading up to Trials and what they expect heading into the Tokyo Olympic Games. SWIMSWAM PODCAST LINKS Click here to listen and subscribe on Spotify Click here to listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts Click here to listen and subscribe on Podbean Click here to listen and subscribe on Google Click here to listen and subscribe on YouTube Click here to listen and subscribe on Listen Notes Click here to listen and subscribe on Stitcher Click here to listen and subscribe on iHeartRadio Click here to listen and subscribe on Amazon Click here to listen and subscribe on Pandora Music: Otis McDonald www.otismacmusic.com

Are you living up to your true potential? 2021 Olympic hopeful Michael Andrew returns to the podcast to talk about his recent success and embracing his talent and hard work so he never “wastes grace” in his life. He also talks with Kelly and Maria about his mindset change when it comes to competitively swimming the 200 IM -- and how he remains grounded in his faith and family as his clout in the swimming world continues to grow. Sign up for your free consultation on health, leadership and life coaching with Kelly or Maria at ChampionsMojo.com/cm-coaching.Catch up on EVERY episode at ChampionsMojo.com.MORE ABOUT MICHAEL ANDREWMichael Andrew is a professional swimmer and is an owner of the Michael Andrew Swimming Academy and the New York Breakers team, where he also swims (in the International Swimming League). He first gained notoriety for breaking numerous National Age Group Records in his teens, currently holding more than 100 National Age Group records and has since become a multiple time US National Champion and World Champion for team USA. Coached by his father Peter Andrew, Michael credits much of his success to his training style, USRPT, aka Ultra Short Race Pace Training. And his mother Tina, a former professional athlete herself, is the General Manager of the New York Breakers. Episode Topics and MentionsProfessional swimmingISL, International Swimming LeagueNY BreakersMichael Andrew Swim Academy200 IMIndianapolisAtlantaLong course swimmingSan AntonioOahuMission ViejoTYRCorkcicleSurfingCaroline Marks WSL, World Surfing LeagueUSRPT, Ultra Short Race Pace TrainingLou SharpeDavid SaloRowdy GainesListen to Michael’s previous interview on Champion’s MojoTakeawaysMaria Having a strong faith can keep you centered.KellyWith the right mindset, you can become good at those tasks you don’t automatically love. Quote of the Week“I continue to see everything I have as complete grace, I don’t want to waste that opportunity.” -- Michael AndrewSubscribe to the Champion's Mojo podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Play.Have something you want to share with us? Email it to hello@championsmojo.com.

Pastor Andrew Neville continues our study through the Gospel of Mark.

The fever is hot in this episode of the Place to Be Podcast, as Justin, Scott, Peter Winson & Andrew Riche celebrate the show's 10th birthday while getting everyone prepped for Thanksgiving Eve with a live watch of the Survivor Series Showdown from 11/24/91! They discuss favorite PTB Podcast memories, hotlines and news updates in the early 90s, the iconic Hogan/Flair Funeral Parlor showdown, the infamous snake bite incident, Ted Dibiase regaining the Million Dollar Title, Sgt. Slaughter's face turn and much more, including end of show awards! So fire up this action-packed episode and join Scott, Justin, Peter & Andrew as it’s time for another edition of the PTB Podcast!

In 2014, Peter founded Theatrical Trainer, a non-profit research collective dedicated to social service, mental health, and wellness for artists across the country. They have taught body science, movement and theater arts at Drexel University, Moore College of Art and University of the Arts.Peter’s research and opinion papers have been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Philadelphia Gay News, The Mighty, and others. Their practice includes teaching as a motivational speaker, panelist, and conference workshop coach, where their passion in industrial psychology and organizational dynamics helps organizations engage in dialogues around diversity, inclusion, and emotional well-being. Peter has also researched the effects of rejection and trauma on artists, ego functioning and their sense of confidence. They are presently teaching trauma informed practices at arts universities in Philadelphia as well as creating a theoretical model of practice for artists.

As Jesus calls the first disciples he says, "Come after me, and I will make you fishers of men." May we respond to Christ today - knowing that as we follow the Lord we will be empowered to invite others to join us. January 11, 2021 - Cathedral Rectory - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com  

Luke 5:1-11  Jesus Calls Peter, Andrew, James, and John to Be Fishers of Men

Technological Relationships Are All The Rage - Peter Andrew Sacco is a former adjunct psychology professor at Niagara University, Lewiston, N.Y., in the teacher education program. Creator and instructor of the Criminal Psychology Program at Niagra College, Canada, he is also an instructor at McMaster University, Canada in the Addiction Studies Program and Police Foundations Study. In addition to 700 articles published in newspapers, magazines and journals of repute, Professor Sacco has to his credit many books, including "What's Your Anger Type," "Penis Envy," and "Why Women Want What They Can't Have." Sacco appears regularly on television and radio shows both in the United States and Canada, and is host of the weekly Toronto radio show Mental Health Matters. - www.petersacco.com.

Michael Andrew is a young, up-and-coming superstar in the swimming world. Michael, now 21, has broken over 100 National Age Group Records in his short career and gained notoriety by turning pro at just 14 years old! Trained by his dad Peter Andrew, Michael's career has taken off due largely to his innovative training techniques, family-first attitude, and his ability to graciously accept both victory and defeat. Listen to Michael tell his story now on the Ultimate Swimmer Podcast! (link in bio)

Peter (he/they) chats with us about the effects of cis/heteronormativity placed on children and their toys, what it means "to queer", and rocking short shorts. Jenn exercises (get it? You'll get it) our alliteration skills.

The first interview with our guest today was so informative, we had to bring him back! If you haven’t listened to “Nutrition Wellness and ADHD w/ Fitness + Dietary Expert Andrew Wade” maybe try to start there. Either way this is a great one! We left off with “don’t eat cookies alone”… Today is a continuance of that interview. He expounds on that sentiment and we talk more about how important nutrition is in our hectic, everyday ADHD lives. Enjoy!   A little bit more about our guest today- He is a Registered Dietitian, and owner of Case Specific Nutrition (CSN), a Dietitian Group Practice with 4 locations in Pittsburgh, PA and the surrounding area. CSN has various contracts servicing fitness centers, corporate wellness initiatives, health and rehabilitation sites, and family medical offices. Andrew completed his Master’s in Wellness & Human Performance at the University of Pittsburgh in the Fall of 2015 and is currently credentialed as a Certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics (CSSD). In addition to his practice, Andrew is the creator of the accountability mobile app “Rate My Day”, the co-founder of the online habits course The Optilife Academy, the author of the book “Marathon Ready Runner’s Nutrition Guide: a quick reference tool”, and the owner of the Case Specific Wellness Fitness Center.     In this episode Peter & Andrew discuss: 0:40-  Intro & welcome back Andrew!!  Prior refs: RateMyDay App  The Optilife Academy Book: Marathon Ready Runner’s Guide: A Quick Reference Tool  Case Specific Wellness Center 1:24-  When we last parted, I had the phrase “don’t eat cookies alone” stuck in my head all week! Would you please expound on that statement? 3:19-  About more “lonely foods” 4:26-  How should we keep our pattern of good nutrition when our regular, daily schedule is thrown out of a window? 6:45-  On putting the day in “holidays” 7:38-  On traveling, nutrition and planning  Ref:  Freshly.com  Factor75.com  10:45-  On resilience  11:15-  What else can we do to prevent getting into situations that make it hard for us to make good nutritional decisions? 14:31-  Flat tire analogy about overeating 16:00-  When our ADHD blows up, it seems like the first thing we stop being mindful of is food. Do you have any quick tips to prevent or combat that?  Ref for dopamine hits:  https://www.drybarcomedy.com also on YouTube  and  JustForLaughs on You Tube 20:55-   Andrew has a NEW PODCAST called CSN3MPodcast You can find it here: https://casespecificnutrition.com/csn-3m/   *How can people find you? @casespecificnutrition on INSTA  FB  @CaseSpecificPGH on Twitter also at  www.CaseSpecificNutrition.com  & www.CaseSpecificWellness.com 21:45-  Thank you Andrew Wade for joining us here again! And thank YOU for subscribing, reviewing and listening. Your reviews are working! Even if you’ve reviewed us before, would you please write even a short one for this episode? Each review that you post helps to ensure that word will continue to spread, and that we will all be able to reach & help more people! You can always reach me via peter@shankman.com or @petershankman on all of the socials. You can also find us at @FasterThanNormal on all of the socials. 22:08-  Faster Than Normal Podcast info & credits As always, leave us a comment below and please drop us a review on iTunes and of course, subscribe to the podcast if you haven’t already! As you know, the more reviews we get, the more people we can reach. Help us to show the world that ADHD is a gift, not a curse! Do you know of anyone you think should be on the FTN podcast? Shoot us a note, we’d love to hear!

Join Oliver as he has a late night discussion with award winning photographer and artist Peter Andrew Lusztyk! Peter's phenomenal work has been featured by Esquire, National Geographic and Wired Magazine (among others). In addition to his accolades, Peter is also an old high school class mate of Oliver's.The two have a blast catching up, while Peter sheds some detailed insights into his process as a photographer. He also breaks down some of his most prominent projects and their motivations for Oliver (images included!). Peter even lets the Just Chill audience in on an idea for a new piece that he's currently working on!Recorded on January 27th, 2020Audio/Visual Production by Brian ReillyEdited (poorly) by Oliver GeorgeARCADE- Oliver: 5 / Guests: 4 (In the lead!!)

Listen to Ginny Goss provide the piano solo and Pastor Tim share what Jesus did after John the Baptist has been arrested. He also calls our attention to scripture about the calling of His first disciples.

Listen to Ginny Goss provide the piano solo and Pastor Tim share what Jesus did after John the Baptist has been arrested. He also calls our attention to scripture about the calling of His first disciples.

The best bloopers from the week gone by on talkSPORT. Featuring Joe Shennan as Peter Andrew  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The calling of Peter Andrew James and John. You don't have to be perfect to serve God. Only Jesus was perfect. Bilingual Spanish English

Andrew is a product strategist who currently spends most of his time focused on mental health solutions. Andrew isn’t shy about his history with anxiety and depression and talks openly about his past experiences to be a vocal advocate for mental health. At the age of 33, Andrew was diagnosed with ADHD. It wasn’t something he had always suspected but rather Andrew stumbled into the realization. Since his diagnosis, Andrew has used his ADHD to further advocate however he can - even if that means in the boardroom.   Andrew is also a father of 3 boys and married to a wonderful woman who has supported him throughout his career. She has been there through the highs and lows. Andrew often leverages his own struggles to help connect with his Son as Andrew’s Son tries to navigate his own battles with anxiety and potentially faster than normal brain. At the end of the day, Andrew believes that if sharing his own story can help just one person then it’s totally worth it. Enjoy!   In this episode Peter & Andrew discuss: 0:45-  Intro & welcome Andrew! 1:36-  You weren’t diagnosed until you were 33 years old. What was school like for you? 2:43-  “Social Outcast” or “Coolest Kid in School”. Why do you think it’s so “all or nothing” for us? 5:17-  It wasn’t only ADHD with you though; tell us a little about some of your other challenges. 10:15-  What have you learned from the times when everything seems to be crumbling around you? 15:25-  On 3 minutes at a time. 16:24-  What’s it like to have a career in Mental Health, but also have the ability to draw from your own personal experiences, perspective and prerogative? 20:28-  How can people find you Andrew? @AndrewKelly on Twitter  INSTA  or via his new company at:  TOGTHR.ca and we found him here too: http://www.andrewkelly.ca 21:20-  Thank you Andrew! And thank YOU for subscribing, reviewing and listening. Your reviews are working! Even if you’ve reviewed us before, would you please write even a short one for this episode? Each review that you post helps to ensure that word will continue to spread, and that we will all be able to reach & help more people! You can always reach me via peter@shankman.com or @petershankman on all of the socials. You can also find us at @FasterThanNormal on all of the socials. 22:07-  Faster Than Normal Podcast info & credits As always, leave us a comment below and please drop us a review on iTunes and of course, subscribe to the podcast if you haven’t already! As you know, the more reviews we get, the more people we can reach. Help us to show the world that ADHD is a gift, not a curse! Do you know of anyone you think should be on the FTN podcast? Shoot us a note, we’d love to hear!

Subject: Luke 5:1-11 Speaker or Performer: R.G. Murray Scripture Passage(s): Luke 5:1-11 Date of Delivery: July 14, 2019

This talk takes us to chapter 2 of Mark and one of the most famous stories of all, the story in which Jesus heals that's lowered through a roof by his four friends. Now, before we go there, we talk about the geography of the area for a bit. You see, Jesus' home based became Capernaum. It's likely He “worked” from Peter's home, as this fishing village may very well have been the hometown of two sets of brothers, Peter & Andrew, as well as James & John. Notice the map below- and see the various areas where we find Jesus throughout His ministry. The sea provided easy access everywhere, it insured food (and water) were available, and it provided Him with access to crowds. SEE MAP In this story, Jesus teaches a group of people who gather to hear him. Remember, at the end of chapter 1, due to touching a leper, Jesus moved to the remote / desolate areas (1:45). When He returns, word travels quickly. The crowd becomes so large that no one else can come near. So, when four friends arrive with a paralytic friend, the go to the roof, tear a hole in the house, and lower their friend to the feet of Jesus. Far from simply lifting a few leaves on a thatched hut, this was a big deal. It broke all social norms and conventions and destroyed someone's home. Jesus sees THEIR faith and marvels, however (2:5). At this, the religious leaders (they've gathered to hear Him, too), begin questioning in their hearts as to whether or not Jesus can do this- “Who can forgive sins but God alone?” Jesus perceives this- through their silence. Then He asks them which is easier- to speak a word of forgiveness or to physically heal someone? Presumably speaking a word of forgiveness is easier, because Jesus does the more difficult in order to prove He can do the first. He tells them man to take his mat and walk. The bystanders are in awe. They've never seen anything like that, they declare. And they haven't. Remember, this the first miracle Mark records. We know the rest of the story- that Jesus is about to unleash a healing frenzy throughout Israel. But, they don't yet know that. What are the takeaways? Listen in… We talk about the place of faith, we discuss who Jesus really wants to save, and more.

Today Kelly and Maria talk with a high-performing elite team, the Andrew family, featuring world champion Michael Andrew and his dad/coach Peter Andrew in Encinitas, CA. What Michael has accomplished at such a young age is beyond impressive. At only 19, he has already been an international sensation, winning a World Championship, multiple Junior World Titles and Junior World records, breaking over 100 age-group records and he just keeps getting faster. Recently, Michael is dominating the TYR Pro Swim Series and has won four national titles at the US Nationals last summer which qualified him in four individual events at this summer’s upcoming World Championships. “Team Andrew” has done this using a unique training method called Ultra Short Race Pace Training (USRPT).   Subscribe to the Champion's Mojo podcast on  iTunes,  Spotify  YouTube and Google Play. Leave us a review, too!  On this episode, swimming phenomenon Michael Andrew and his coach-father Peter Andrew share insights to their success that include an unusual training method and an unwavering faith. Hosts Kelly Palace and Maria Parker delve into what makes the Andrew family and larger support group tick and what lies ahead for the 20-year-old swimming phenom.    Helpful information mentioned in the show: USRPT: Michael Andrew uses the USRPT training method, which stands for “Ultra Short Race Pace Training” and is based on the idea that training at a higher intensity translate to improved performance. Dr. Brent Rushall, a professor emeritus at San Diego State University, is the man behind the race-pace training methodologies (USRPT) that Michael Andrew uses to train under his coach and father, Peter Andrew. International Swim League:  The International Swimming League (ISL) will debut in October as the first professional sports league for elite swimming. It will host a series of competitions in the U.S. and Europe. Tina Andrew, mother of Michael and wife to Peter, was recently named the General Manager of one of four of the professional teams, the New York Breakers.   Team building advice: Hosts Kelly Palace and Maria Palace share insights on successful team building, including the following components: Love, Service, Communication and Trust. Here are the four steps to building a team that they share:  1. Be clear on what you want, with specific goals.  2. Write out your dream team of a support system (evaluating what you already have). Coach/Mentor, someone that has done it Motivator, someone that wants you to succeed Divergent supporter(s), someone that has skills you lack Co-player, someone that will work with you or has the same goal  3. Motivate your team to be invested in the goal or be invested in their goals. 4. Celebrate small and big successes with the team. Have something you want to share with us? Email it to 4championsmojo@gmail.com. Keep up with the show by visiting ChampionsMojo.com and visiting the Facebook page, Instagram page, and Twitter page.

We finish our look at Peter and then consider three more apostles; Andrew James the lesser and James the greater These are four different people with four different personalities. Even so they all served Jesus with their different gifts. Copyright, Dave Andrus 2019

Ps Andrew Bollom shares within our 1 Peter series, 1 Peter 4

Ps Andrew Bollom continues in our 2nd week of 1 Peter - 1 Peter 2:4-10

2018: Come, follow me - Learning from the life of Peter (1)

2018: Come, follow me - Learning from the life of Peter (1)

2018: Come, follow me - Learning from the life of Peter (1)

At 7:45pm on 9th of December, Tony Miller returned to the home he shared with his brother Peter, in Camden Place, Great Yarmouth in Norfolk on the east Coast of England. On arrival he found the front door ajar. Upon entering the house, he found his brother on the kitchen floor in a pool of blood. He had been stabbed once through the heart. There is a smell that has been described as being “CS gas” or tear gas in the room. Thirty-four-years later, his killer is still at large.

In case you missed this episode on the Playing with Science channel… Hosts Gary O’Reilly and Chuck Nice dive into the deep end as we explore swimming science and Ultra Short Race Pace Training alongside some of the sport’s insiders – Dr. John Mullen, Dr. Brent Rushall, and coach Peter Andrew. NOTE: StarTalk All-Access subscribers can watch or listen to this entire episode commercial-free here: https://www.startalkradio.net/all-access/swimming-science-and-usrpt/ Photo Credit: Ben Ratner.

Hosts Gary O’Reilly and Chuck Nice dive into the deep end as we explore swimming science and Ultra Short Race Pace Training alongside some of the sport’s insiders – Dr. John Mullen, Dr. Brent Rushall, and coach Peter Andrew.  Don’t miss an episode of Playing with Science. Please subscribe to our channels on: Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/playing-with-science/id1198280360  TuneIn: tunein.com/playingwithscience  GooglePlay Music: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Iimke5bwpoh2nb25swchmw6kzjq  SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/startalk_playing-with-science  Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/startalk/playing-with-science  NOTE: StarTalk All-Access subscribers can watch or listen to this entire episode commercial-free here: https://www.startalkradio.net/all-access/swimming-science-and-usrpt/ Photo Credit: Ben Ratner.

Today's Passage Luke 5:1-11 Jesus had already begun teaching.  He didn’t need Disciples, but raising up men to carry forward the mission was part of His Calling.  Jesus was looking for a few good men. The men Jesus picked were men who were pre-Believers; your average common man.  The Disciples were men who were hungry for Truth, hungry for someone powerful to lead them.  Peter’s brother Andrew was seeking someone real; he had been a Disciple of John the Baptists’ first.  These men were all a semi- spiritual bunch, as they were all Jews, who had a working understanding of the Law of Moses and the Prophets.  These men had their own political views, many of them were spoiling for a fight, and they believed Jesus would be the one to be able to bring the fight to Rome.   Peter was a man just trying to make it, just trying to provide for his family.  He was a scrapper, an opinionated man who never minced words.  He was loyal to his band of brothers, and he was willing to fight. (He nearly split a man’s skull in the Garden of Gethsemane.)  That’s the type of man Peter was, but when Jesus first met Peter, Peter was having a rough day…   What Peter Saw… Peter saw his physical failure Peter saw his nets were empty.  He had worked hard all night. Hard work doesn’t always translate to profit, or even breaking-even.  There will be times when hard work is fruitless. Peter saw there was no provision. Peter saw that his family would go hungry. Peter saw holes in his nets. Peter saw his own exhaustion, discouragement.   Peter saw his spiritual failure. Peter saw he was a sinner.  When in the presence of the Holy, we usually feel unworthy, we oftentimes feel dirty.  Sin struggles to stand before God. What we see in ourselves & what God sees are oftentimes two different things.   What Jesus Saw Jesus saw Peter was Obedient.  Peter was willing to obey a stranger’s request, despite long odds, despite the potential of embarrassment, despite the potential of renewed loss, despite having to start over with cleaning the nets.  Peter had to swallow his professional pride & allow a carpenter tell him how to fish. Jesus saw that Peter was Humble. He fell to his knees before Jesus.   Jesus saw that Peter Worked Hard.  Peter had worked hard all night long.  Jesus didn’t hire a bum, all of the men Jesus recruited had jobs.   Jesus saw that Peter was Resilient.  He didn’t give up.   Jesus saw that Peter was Willing to Follow. Peter understood who Jesus was, even though his knowledge of Jesus was progressively revealed over the course of three years.  His brother Andrew’s assessment was that he believed Jesus was the Messiah.  Working on his brother’s assessment, Peter was fully convinced, but not fully informed, on what this Messiah’s plans and intents were.  Peter was willing to follow Jesus based on what 1) Jesus taught and 2) based on what Peter caught.   What is God Saying to You?  What is God Asking you to do? God isasking you to Follow Him. God is asking you to put Him as the priority of your life.  Jesus never asked them to leave everything, and the Disciples didn’tleave everything; they just temporarily left their stuff behind.  If they had left everything then they would have left their community; they didn’t.  They would have left their families; they didn’t.  They would have left their livelihoods; they didn’t (they returned to their boats and their nets, they never sold them).  “Leaving everything” is defined by the American reader as “sacrificial and permanent”.  In this particular instance it was neither.  Now, that’s not to say that Following Christ is not without its sacrifices.  Jesus sets the bar pretty high, and many people choose to notfulfill Christ’s commands.     Jesus didn’t take the men away from their families.  They didgo on some business trips together, but the ministry tours were brief.  His closest Disciples were Peter & Andrew, James and John, all of whom lived in Capernaum.   Where did Jesus set up his headquarters?  Capernaum.  So, these men did not leave their jobs, or their families, for three years straight.  They certainly came and went, but they did not turn their backs on their families. Just like Peter, Jesus is looking for your willingnessto make the hard call, to make the hard decision.   God may be saying to you that… Your Definition of Success can change quickly. Jesus brought total success to Peter’s total failure.  What Peter had dreamedabout had become a realitythrough Jesus. Peter’s success was amazing, but it was not fulfilling; rather, followingthe man who displayed such power and command of the elements was morefulfilling.  Friends, success in this world will only take us so far.  A lot of the time, as men, once we accomplish something or defeat something that was once considered our mountain, we begin looking for another mountain.  That’s why a lot of men who retire find another job within six months, because they’re bored, and many retired men start dying if they do nothing.  A man never really retires, he simply shifts gears and shifts focus.  A man may slow down, but he never quits.   Sometimes that drives our ladies nuts, but it’s the way it is. What is God asking youto do?  God has called you too Friend, just like Peter.  Despite your weariness of work & perhaps some temporary set-backs, despite your lack of worldly success & despite your freshly-cleaned fishing nets, Jesus has called you, because He sees something in you that you don’t currently see in yourself.  Jesus called Peter when he was at his worst: discouraged, weary, exhausted.  Does that describe your life right now?  Answer the call of Christ, and begin finding fulfillment.

At the Cross: Peter (John 21:1-19)

Mon 5th March 2018BULGA to BYLONG- Locking the Gates This is an audio voyage up the Hunter Valley where brave communities are holding out against climate changing coal expansions.We meet:     Wannarua Elder- Pat Hansson     Ex Miner- Frank Turnbull     Community Leader – John Krey     Local Historian – Stewart Mitchell     Goldman Prize Winner – Wendy Bowman     Veteran Campaigner – Bev Smiles     Bylong Grazier – Peter Grieve AO     Guide at The Drip – Phyllis Setchell     Environmental Justice- Dr James Whelan     Lock the Gates Guides – Steve Phillips and Nic Clyde    The Bulga Community is famous for having taken Rio Tinto to court and won!     The extension of the mine was prohibited by the Supreme Court. Aboriginal sacred places and significant woodlands were protected. But their victory was short lived as the head of Rio made a special trip from London and the NSW Government promptly changed the law. Pat Hansson told us how sickened she was by the thought of the massive Warkworth Mine swallowing up more land. This area has great significance for Wonnarua People. They used to gather for Bora Ring ceremonies witnessed by European settlers but going back for untold generations. I interviewed these brave people last year when they were out protesting the sale of a road which stands between the Rio mine (now Yancoal) and the next big coal lode. Local Historian Stewart Mitchell explains how this is part of the Great North Road built by convicts and part of our National heritage while John Krey and Frank Turnbull dramatise for us why they are not giving up.      This local battle has global importance. As fossil fuels are consigned to history the people have Bulga have stood firm, fought fair and must win. This is their finest hour.      At Camberwell we met a farmer who is recognised internationally. Wendy Bowman tells of their thriving dairy farm which was made impossible by the encroaching coal mine. Despite being offered millions by Yancoal she is the last farm in the path of the mine and determined that her place will be protected. She was recognised by the Goldman Environmental Prize in 2017 https://www.goldmanprize.org/recipient/wendy-bowman/ You can join Wendy in demanding that politicians stop allowing mining to destroy rural communities. http://www.lockthegate.org.au/stop_the_coal_land_rush      The next ghost town was Wollar where only four families are between the mine and its extension. Bev Smiles and two others face seven years jail if tough new anti coal protest laws prevail. She talked to the listening tour as we gazed around at empty houses, a church and school, the services all still intact but most of the residents bought out by Peabody Energy. From Wollar we had a police escort . Maybe they thought we’d stop the bus and riot!      We bushwalked around the Great Dripping wall which will be at risk if the tunnels under the river are approved. You can join the Save the Drip campaign by contacting Phyllis Setchell at prpatita500@gmail.com      The end of the tour was in Bylong Valley. Gag Clauses prevented land owners talking to us about any negotiations with Korean Energy Company Kepco. They have bought up most of the property in this pristine valley but no sod has yet been turned Peter Grieve AO spoke to us of the old days when the Mouse races raised a million dollars for charity. The champion racehorse and sire HEROIC was born here and the land is perfect for high end farming.       Peter Andrew trialled his natural sequence farming here. http://tarwynpark.com/ His ideas to rehydrate the land and restore it have caught on around the continent but we saw men in high vis vests now in command at Tarwyn park and mine machinery parked in his sheds. It could become part of the National Trust instead of another grand canyon of coal.      It’s a climate cliff hanger for all of us. We can measure the amount of carbon dioxide pouring into the atmosphere. We can see the effects in the Antarctic, the Arctic and the Ocean but can we stop a new coal mine in a valley that looks like Switzerland? As poet Judith Wright said about the plans to drill for oil in the Barrier Reef and use the coral for limestone. It is like destroying the Taj Mahal for road rubble. But she was vindicated . It is now protected by UNESCO as world heritage.      Bylong, Wollar,Camberwell and Bulga. They are our call. 05 Mar 2018|Categories: Community Show

Will the Corporation of the Future need the Workplace of Today? Business and work are being organized in new ways. Artificial intelligence, while still in its infancy, is growing up fast. How will this impact the skill sets of the next generation of workers? What will corporations look like in the future? Discover all this and more as Kay Sargent, SVP of HOK interviews Peter Andrew, Senior Managing Director, Workplace Strategies, Asia Pacific, CBRE for his insights on work and workplace trends in Asia and beyond.

Will the Corporation of the Future need the Workplace of Today? The conversation continues as Kay Sargent and Peter Andrew discuss workplace as a service, Artificial Intelligence, and workplace trends in Asia.

Chocolate, lunch and alcohol… It must be Christmas time – luckily, Sue Nelson and Paul Andrews have plenty to taste and talk about. We jump straight into a chat with Noelle Ghanem who is here to talk to us about her company, Food Swapp. The statistics around UK workers and their boring (and expensive) lunchtime habits are shocking, and that's why Noelle has stepped forward with ‘The Tinder of Food'. Fancy swiping food left or right? – You need to take a listen. Next up, we keep the festive spirit alive with a spirit of a different kind – both go hand-in-hand of course though. Sue caught up with Peter Andrew recently to talk all about his lovely White Heron Cassis – their ‘adult Ribena' would be perfect alongside the Christmas Turkey. We've had talk of lunch and alcohol, so the next logical step is to get the chocolates out. Thankfully, Grace Simpson has bought enough of her ‘Goupie' chocolates to last us a lifetime. It's known as a ‘devishly moreish chewy chocolate confection with a hint of crunch.'

Set up by Dr Peter McQuillan & Dr Andrew Culbard, firm friends from their University days, FACE UK faces up to the lack of regulation in the UK cosmetic industry.   Peter & Andrew, and their trusted clinical team, want to ensure that you find the right physician to deliver your facial treatments. By 'right', we mean qualified and trained in these very precise injections and treatments. And that's the next part of their vision. Not content with just providing facial aesthetics, they wanted to pass on their expert knowledge in this field and ensure that there are more fully trained medics and dentists for you to choose from.   Dr. Peter McQuillan, Director: Peter qualified from the University of Glasgow with Commendation in Dentistry and was honoured to receive The Tristan Manji Memorial Scholarship during his time there. Peter is a Co-Founder and Clinical Director of FACE UK.   Working in the cosmetic field, he has undertaken Advanced Restorative Training in Dentistry and in Facial Aesthetics across the world, from day one of his career and now focuses much of his clinical time on the latest Gold Standard minimally invasive cosmetic treatments. He has been privileged to lecture and train the profession on cosmetic injectables,  and for leading facial medical aesthetic organisations and applies these latest advances to his treatment portfolio.   Peter is available for consultations in the multi-award winning Oliver's Dental Studio in the North East and Bourne End Dental in London, were you can meet with and discuss all your treatment desires.   Outside of the surgery Peter is a Board Director for the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry; believing that non surgical rejuvenation complements the smile, bringing together art, function, beauty and aesthetics.   Dr. Andrew Culbard, Director: Andrew is a co-founder & clinical director of FACE UK. He was awarded his BDS from study at the University of Glasgow Dental School and later gained membership to the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 2015.   A practicing cosmetic dentist,  Andrew is also an injectables trainer and has lectured for leading medical organisations around the UK.  He has a passion for the art of aesthetics and has dedicated his career towards learning and developing the gold standard techniques in cosmetic dentistry and advanced facial rejuvenation.   Currently Andrew is based in Glasgow in private cosmetic practices The Berkeley Clinic, Cherrybank Dental Spa and The Private Clinic of Harley Street.   A caring and personable practitioner, Andrew's precision and attention to detail have rewarded him with a first class reputation amongst his patients and peers.   Andrew is currently available for consultations at the FACE Aesthetic Clinic 6 Highburgh Road Glasgow G12 9YD, and for dental consultations at the Berkeley Clinic: 5 Newton Terrace Glasgow G3 7PJ. T: 0141 564 1900   www.FaceUK.co.uk

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