Podcasts about playful

Being a master at teasing is all you need to do to win over a particular girl and make her desire you even more! Us girls, we respond well to mild teasing because women love it. So start according to her guidelines if you want to make things more engaging and thrilling. You need to start talking to the girl in question. Rapport is a warm, pleasant relationship and connection between two people. To establish that, you must be conscious of your level of comfort with one another. Always try to connect with her on a personal level by posing pertinent questions. Then you may do the actions she has asked you to take in secret. #Joyanima #Flirting #Attraction #Crush #Dating 

Når legen kvalificerer undervisningen - en podcast om Playful learning Playful learning programmet vil bl.a. via forandringer i lærerens uddannelse styrke de legende, kreative og eksperimenterende tilgange i skolen. Derfor har underviserne rundt omkring på Danmarks læreruddannelser siden 2018, som en del af Playful Learning programmet, undersøgt og eksperimenteret med, hvordan legens kvaliteter kan bidrage til at kvalificere undervisningen af de lærerstuderende. Vi har talt med Tobias Heiberg, der er Programchef i Playful Learning programmet, om hvad der kendetegner en playful learning didaktik, hvilke udfordringer der kan være ved at bruge begrebet leg i en uddannelsessammenhæng, og hvilke forandringer han drømmer om, at Playful Learning kan skabe på læreruddannelsen og i skolen. Da Ditte Jensen gik på læreruddannelsen oplevede hun undervisning, der var præget af legende tilgange, hun skrev bacheloropgave om playful learning, og nu anvender hun selv legende tilgange som lærer på Uldum skole. Ditte giver konkrete eksempler på, hvordan legende tilgange i undervisningen kan se ud, og hvilken betydning Playful Learning har haft for hendes praksis. Udsendelsen er støttet af Lærernes A-kasse.

Welcome to Hey, Siri! A podcast about psychology, relationships, and -- most importantly -- piping hot tea. Sit down, take a sip, and remember to subscribe as... Resident pop culture expert, Xochi, and struggling PhD student, Siri, take you through the what? Why? And how? Of relationship research and what that means for your non-scientifically researched relationships. All of this research is coming out all the time, but academic literature can be intimidating and difficult to connect to “real life”. So let us do it for you! Siri will tell us all about what research is taking the psychology world by storm! On today's episode, she will tell us all about staying playful in long term relationships. How can we keep having fun? Why is it important? Does this mean we all have to get into RPG's? After hearing the research on how to keep relationships enjoyable and exciting Xochi will tell Siri all about one of TV's most competitive and passionate couples; Brad and Jane Kerkovich-Williams. Revisiting Adult Playfulness and Relationship Satisfaction: APIM Analyses of Middle-Aged and Older Couples Kay Brauer, Rebekka Sendatzki, Tiziana Scherrer, Garry Chick, and Rene T. Proyer Published in the International Journal of Applied Positive Psychology in September, 2021

we welcome local comedian Scotty Jernigan to the show. After being unable to accept a scholarship due to poor grades Scotty packed his bags and headed for the lights of New York City to pursue the life of a working actor. During his time there he found the thrill of the comedy open mic which led the free spirit to develop his skills as a performer projecting the energy of what Scotty calls “A responsible six year old” After returning to Panama City Beach Scotty was welcomed into the local comedy scene and performs regularly in St. Andrews with Panama City Comedy. In addition to his comedic escapades Scotty teaches yoga at Gypsy Wellness in Historic St. Andrews. Through yoga, creativity, and comedic performance Scotty Jernigan captures audiences with his animated personality and whit. Follow Scotty on socials atthescottyjerniganFollow The St. Andrews Jezebel Podcast wherever you get your podcasts and share with all your salty friends.Credits TaproomLie'braryLittle VillageFloriopolis Capstone HouseAlice's On BayviewHunt's Oyster BarOaks By the Bay ParkThe Market At St. AndrewsWicked Smooth DuoCasey JordanCarlDestination Panama CityJennifer VigilJason Hedden ComedyPC ComedyGulf Coast State CollegeDave SchwartzJanet FortuneScotty JerniganHunt's Oyster GarGypsy WellnessMusic from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):[https://uppbeat.io/t/fass/autumn](https://uppbeat.io/t/fass/autumn)License code: ALQRVFOXI94ODP4EMusic from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):[https://uppbeat.io/t/jonny-boyle/funny-in-france](https://uppbeat.io/t/jonny-boyle/funny-in-france)License code: HAFX7ML3VWYKY0Y1Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):[https://uppbeat.io/t/jonny-boyle/funny-in-france](https://uppbeat.io/t/jonny-boyle/funny-in-france)License code: HAFX7ML3VWYKY0Y

Today I chat to Shelley Clarke, who is a Parent Mentor & Educator. Shelley works supporting parents to understand their child's behaviour, and develop rich long lasting relationships. She is a Physiotherapist, CranioSacral Therapist, and a certified Aware Parenting, Hand in Hand Parenting, and Marion Method Mentor. She is passionate about the Nervous System, Human Body and Helping Families Thrive. Shelley is the Host of the "Mind Body Parenting Podcast" - check it out asap. Shelley is a mother to three beautiful children and she is on a mission to shift the paradigm that we parent from. What we cover in the Episode: - Shelley's Origin story of how she got to be a Parent Mentor & Educator. - Her big Beautiful Vision for her Community and the World. - Her top 3 Personal Values currently - Authentic recounts of realistic moments in Parenting and Life when Anger or Rage has been suppressed or not modelled how to express - How to Resource yourself in moments of high or low or mixed Nervous System States via Expression, Play, Resourcing. - A detailed description of Cranio-Sacral Therapy work and how it helped to Transform moments of Shelley's Life. - What is Attachment Play or PlayListening? - Shelly and I do a little Playful skit as an example of using Play to reconnect and find Balance again for children and Care Providers. We laugh and giggle our way through this. Thank you Shelley for our chats both on and off air (we spoke for a while after this recording too) - I'm already looking forward to chatting to you again. xx Abbey You can find Shelley on her website www.shelleyclarke.com Instagram: _shelleyclarke_ Facebook: @shelleyclarkemindbodyparenting Podcast: Mind Body Parenting Podcast (on all of the Podcast Platforms) If you're looking for Coaching for your Life, Family, Season or Business - connect with Abbey for Somatic Bloom 1:1 Coaching Online via Zoom. https://www.paypal.com/instantcommerce/checkout/JBKGVPHATM96U If you're Interested in a Somatic Immersion Online Women's Circle the next date is October 16th - and here is the link https://www.paypal.com/instantcommerce/checkout/SMLTJH6TE7WB8 Other helpful links: http://awareparenting.com/ https://www.handinhandparenting.org/ https://www.somaticexperiencing.com/ Somatic Experiencing Australia http://www.seaustralia.com.au/ **This podcast is not a medical or Clinical Podcast - this is a Coaching Space only. If you require or seek Medical or Clinical Guidance please seek alternative help and support via your General Practitioner.**

This is one of my favourite topics of all time and this is a serious FIRE episode my loves.If you have ever felt like your big goals are waaayyy too damn slow….If you've been beating yourself up about not hitting the 5k month,  10k month, 100k month, whatever it is…AND You  wanna know how the heck to speed up your big ass goal, what the actual point of setting a Big Ass Scary Goal is (hint not knowing this is the BIGGEST thing I see keep so many people plateaued in biz).This episode is for you.My clients in the current round of the Content, Connections and Conversions™ Mastermind recently just blew the damn lid off their sales and their income in a 2 week sales sprint we did so I'm doing a little rehash of that challenge I ran and sharing with you some of the incredible takeaways we got from that because I just know they are going to be so valuable to you.I KNOW that these 4 key things are instrumental and necessary for you to be able to feel so completely locked in on being able to create whatever you want and actually hit your next BASG.If you want to hear all about that, if you want to learn how to hit and speed up the path to your next BASG and if you really want to get a little inside scoop of the magic that goes on in my containers, hurry up and hit play and let's dive in!! PS.My NEW  FREE CHALLENGE that is going to support you to hit your first or next $10k is happening NOW!  This is your last chance to join us in THE POWER, PROFIT & PLAY TO 10K CHALLENGE for FREE.If you're sick of doing shit you hate just because you *think* it will sign you clients, if you've felt ICKY or drained by marketing in the past or have just not felt LIT UP by the way you get to show up, spread your light and make bank in the process THIS IS FOR YOU. 4 days, 30minutes a day + 4 lessons/actions = your most PLAYFUL and PROFITABLE week aka: you knowing EXACTLY what to do to hit 10k months.This WILL be turned into a PAID training after so this is your LAST CHANCE to grab your spot for free: https://www.elisedanielle.com/10kchallengeAnd don't forget to DM me on IG to let me know your biggest takeaway and if you want more deets on how I can support you to hit YOUR BASG faster than you ever imagined possible!! LINKS: Join us in POWER, PROFIT & PLAY to 10K >>  https://www.elisedanielle.com/10kchallengeWebsite: https://www.elisedanielle.com/DM me on Instagram: @elise_danielle_Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/purposedrivenbadasswomen

In this episode, Scott and Anne discuss the positive effects of joking, teasing, goofing around and being playful with each other in your marriage.Listen in!Thank you for listening to this episode of Thou Shalt Not Kill

MAUDE: We have been thinking a lot about the importance of play in our lives and in our relationships. We've just gotten back from a wonderful road trip, with oodles of time spent relaxing and spontaneously enjoying the sights, smells, … How Being Playful and Just Being Together Affect Your Relationships Read More »

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How it feels for women with different approaches by men - the guy who brags but doesn't connect with her & wonders why he's single - the guy who is aggressive & she puts a wall up and he can't work out why women aren't attracted to him - so he's MORE assertive - vs the playful one who gets them talking about what they want and makes them feel relaxed and safe to open up

I was recently lovingly called out in a mastermind I'm in about not being completely honest with you guys about how good I really am at conversions.And not just how damn good I am at conversions, but how real and rare the success of my business is and how we've been able to scale SIMPLY (with zero paid marketing) since day one because of the unheard of conversions I make in a way that truly is so in integrity with my values.So today I wanted to share with you my secrets around HOW I'm able to convert unlike anyone else in this online space because I know so many of you would LOVE to be able to spend less time marketing and spend more time actually serving your people damn well and the first step to doing that is knowing HOW to convert your audience into paying clients. And I say secrets, but really these are just things that are devalued in our industry, because honestly some of these ARE simple but I'm willing to bet that if you're not making the sales you want it's because you're not fully embodying these secrets.. That might not sound ‘sexy' at first but let me tell you what IS SEXY - the huge results that come from doing these things.. Like…

Play is important to child development.Play is important to child development. It should be a priority in children's lives.Why Play is Priority Play with caregivers, peers and teachers affects brain structure and function. Playful learning is a fundamental part of healthy development. Play helps develop the safe, nurturing relationships with parents and caregivers to mitigate toxic stress and promote resilience. Fifty percent of parents don't go outside to play with their children. Thirty percent of kindergartens don't have recess--a sacrifice made in order to focus on testing skills. Unsafe outdoor conditions often lead children to stay indoors with screens.Toys are fantastic for developing problem-solving ability. Parents may limit the child's interactions by telling the child how to play. You can ask prompting questions if the child seems stuck, but let the youngster resolve the toy.Listen as Dr. Michael Yogman joins Melanie Cole, MS, to discuss the importance of play.

Play is important to child development.Play is important to child development. It should be a priority in children's lives.Why Play is Priority Play with caregivers, peers and teachers affects brain structure and function. Playful learning is a fundamental part of healthy development. Play helps develop the safe, nurturing relationships with parents and caregivers to mitigate toxic stress and promote resilience. Fifty percent of parents don't go outside to play with their children. Thirty percent of kindergartens don't have recess--a sacrifice made in order to focus on testing skills. Unsafe outdoor conditions often lead children to stay indoors with screens.Toys are fantastic for developing problem-solving ability. Parents may limit the child's interactions by telling the child how to play. You can ask prompting questions if the child seems stuck, but let the youngster resolve the toy.Listen as Dr. Michael Yogman joins Melanie Cole, MS, to discuss the importance of play.

Battle of the Exties! Mara Marini (Parks and Rec) battles her ex-husband Sean Wing (A Play) as they play for @theanimalrescuemission in an unprecedented episode of YOU SHOULD KNOW BETTER! Mike C. Nelson 3 x Jeopardy champ referees 4 rounds of pub style trivia to determine who is "The Smartest Person in the World....for one week" Rate, review, subscribe and let us know your thoughts on rule breakers! @youshouldknowbetterpod

Hello Interactors,I was interviewed!Big thanks to my friend and former Wavefront colleague, Mark Sylvester, who is now the Curator, Host, and Executive Producer at TEDx Santa Barbara.Check it out!https://tedxsantabarbara.com/.../brad-weed-we-need.../The unedited version that was streamed live is here on FB:https://fb.watch/fz9nyudo5r/Last week I left off Part I introducing a new science proposed by two scientists affiliated with my favorite multidisciplinary institution, and leader in studying complexity adaptive systems, The Santa Fe Institute. Today I draw from their paper published in August that includes links to a recent book that has shook the scientific academy. Science is adapting to a new world, a new climate, and new future. This proposed new scientific field aims to accelerate that adaptation. As interactors, you're special individuals self-selected to be a part of an evolutionary journey. You're also members of an attentive community so I welcome your participation.Please leave your comments below or email me directly.Now let's go…EVOLVING FAST AND SLOW“What until now has passed for ‘civilization' might in fact be nothing more than a gendered appropriation – by men, etching their claims in stone – of some earlier system of knowledge that had women at its centre.”These are the words of David Graeber and David Wengrow from their recent epic myth-busting book, The Dawn of Everything: a New History of Humanity. They paint a picture of human history that debunks many assumptions underlying the contributions of theoretical ‘great men' that dominate recollections of history, scientific discovery, and human evolution. But two great women stepped forward in August to offer a new center for systems of knowledge that complements Graeber and Wengrow's theories.Recent technological and collaborative advances in anthropology, archeology, ecology, geography, and related disciplines are sketching new patterns of interactions of people and place. Complex webs of far-flung and slow growing networks of social interactions, spanning large swaths of the globe over millennia, are coming into focus.Graeber and Wengrow claim “the world of hunter-gatherers as it existed before the coming of agriculture was one of bold social experiments, resembling a carnival parade of political forms.” This interpretation offers a radical counter to existing “drab abstractions of evolutionary theory.” Contrary to popular belief, they offer that“Agriculture, in turn, did not mean the inception of private property, nor did it mark an irreversible step towards inequality. In fact, many of the first farming communities were relatively free of ranks and hierarchies. And far from setting class differences in stone, a surprising number of the world's earliest cities were organized on robustly egalitarian lines, with no need for authoritarian rulers, ambitious warrior-politicians, or even bossy administrators.”Graeber and Wengrow's analysis offer an alternative understanding of the nearly 300,000 years of homo sapiens' existence. And Stefani Crabtree and Jennifer Dunne, both affiliated with the Santa Fe Institute, wrote a recent opinion piece that builds on their position. “Towards a science of archeaoecology”, published in the journal, Trends in Ecology & Evolution, calls for integrating elements of archeology and ecology under the term archeaoecology to further understand these pasts.By sharing approaches and data of related fields they hope to form a more complete picture of the unfolding of humanity and ecosystems so that both may continue to unfold into the future. They hope to intertwine two interrelated trends that emerged over the last 60,000 years of humanity. Some findings of which, were also highlighted by Graeber and Wengrow. These two trends are:The slow evident far-flung dispersal of homo sapiens across regions and around the globe.The increasingly rapid development of tools and technologies that enabled it.Together these contributed to the gradual and pervasive spread of complex social networks fueled by the interaction of people and place – and other animal species. However, as Crabtree and Dunne remind us, “As humans spread to new places and their populations grew…their impacts on ecosystems grew commensurately.”ARTIFACTS, ECOFACTS, AND SCALING MATHThe subfield of archeology that studies these impacts is environmental archeology. While much of this research focuses on a reconstruction of past climates, it doesn't always consider the larger ecological context. But the combined fields of paleontology (the study of fossilized plants and animals) and ecology does, under the name of paleoecology. However, it misses human elements of archeology just as environmental archeology sometimes ignores aspects of ecology.But new sensing technologies, increased computing power, advances in ecological modelling, and a growing corpus of digitized archeological records is providing bridges between these disciplines.  Now scientists can construct integrated understandings of how people interacted with place through deep time. Instead of fragments of artifacts, ecofacts, and trash deposits uncovered through disparate stages of time amidst localized climatic conditions, a more thorough and dynamic representation emerges.How do the interactions of people and place impact ecosystems and cultures and in turn influence their respective evolutions? It's questions like this that led Crabtree and Dunne to call on earth and human researchers to “confront pressing questions about the sustainability of current and future coupled natural-human systems” under the banner of archeoecology.It was archaeologists and paleoecologists who first coined this term. It described scientists or studies that relied on varieties of data, like geological morphology or climatology, to form interpretations of the archeological past. But they weren't intent on necessarily forming a systematic understanding of historic dynamic interactions of natural-human systems. Moreover, they weren't, as Crabtree and Dunne propose, providing an “intellectual home” for a new integrative science bridging these three disciplines:Archaeology: the study of past societies by reconstructing physical non-biological environments.Palaeoecology: the reconstruction of past ecosystems based on fossil remains but often excluding humans.Ecology: considerations of the living and nonliving interactions among organisms, mostly non-human, in existing ecosystems.The new home they suggest is filled with a growing assortment of tools and technologies which can be shared among them. They range in scale from the microscopic analysis of plants, animals, and tree rings to vast ecological and social networks through the distribution of species amidst cascading patterns of extinction. Computer models can represent everything from cellular structures that mimic behavior of biology to modelling individual and group behaviors based on quantitative data found across a range of space and time. In May I wrote about how this kind of modeling, led by another Santa Fe affiliate, Scott Ortman, uncovered new findings regarding the Scaling of Hunter-Gatherer Camp Size and Human Sociality in my Interplace essay called City Maps and Scaling Math.This array of interdependent tools conspires to generate the Crabtree and Dunne definition of archeocecology:“The branch of science that employs archaeological, ecological, and environmental records to reconstruct past complex ecosystems including human roles and impacts, leveraging advances in ecological analysis, modeling, and theory for studying the earth's human past.”NATURE OR NURTUREThe aim of this new science is to reconstruct interdependent networks of human mediated systems that mutually depend on each other for survival. This offers clues, for example, into just how many plants and animals may have migrated and propagated on their own through earth's natural systems versus being transported and nurtured by highly mobile, creative humans amidst networks of seemingly egalitarian bands. Crabtree and Dunne offer one such example from Cyprus where scientists used archeoecological approaches to discover how that area's current ecosystem came to be.Using species distribution models and food webs the research showed how settlers in the later part of the Stone Age (Neolithic period) “brought with them several nondomesticated animals and plants, including fox (Vulpes vulpes indutus), deer (Dama dama), pistachios (Pistacia vera), flax (Linum sp.), and figs (Ficus carica), to alter the Cyprian ecosystem to meet their needs. These were supplemented with domestic einkorn [early forms of wheat] (Triticum monococcum) and barley (Hordeum vulgare), as well as domesticated pigs (Sus scrofa), sheep (Ovis sp.), goat (Capra sp.), and cattle (Bos sp.).”The coincidental dating of these human settlers, plants, and animals suggests not only the introduction of new species to the area, but the intention to create a niche ecosystem on which they could survive. Elements of that Neolithic ecosystem are alive in Cyprus to this day. Crabtree's own research into the ecological impacts of the removal of Aboriginal populations in Australia corroborates these theories.Her work highlights the need to marry the high-tech scientific approaches of archeoecology with Traditional Ecological Knowledge…otherwise known as Indigenous Knowledge or Indigenous Science. As I wrote last week in Part I, stitching together past and present Western science requires collaborations with Indigenous people, their knowledge, culture, and traditions. To strategize the survival of the natural world, of which we humans are linked – amidst a changing and increasingly volatile climate – requires honoring, respecting, and collaborating with people and cultures as varied and complex as the ecosystems on which we coexist.Crabtree and Dunne show how archeoecology can reveal “how humans altered, and were shaped by, ecosystems across deep time.” By collaborating, sharing, and synthesizing diverse bodies of knowledge across artificial academic and cultural boundaries and beliefs we can “explore implications for the future sustainability of anthropogenically modified landscapes.” This is particularly imperative “given scenarios such as changing climate, land-use intensification, and species extinctions.”This treatise on archeoecology by Crabtree and Dunne offers a set of tools necessary to present “a new history of humankind.” Much like Graeber and Wengrow set out to do, it also encourages “a new science of history, one that restores our ancestors to their full humanity.”Collaborative science, like collaborative music and sports, spawns unexpected, serendipitous discovery through systems of human tension, tolerance, intimacy, and cumulative joy and sorrow, setbacks, and steps forward. This is the nature of unbridled egalitarian play observed among young people unaltered by prejudice, politics, fright, and might. It's felt in us all through lifetime acts of negotiation and negation, rejoice and reproach, exaltation and anguish, or creation and destruction. It is the nature of humankind. And it is, like our ecosystems, in constant mutualistic flux.As is the work of Crabtree, Dunne, Graeber (RIP), Wengrow, and others like them. But as they have already shown, “The answers are often unexpected, and suggest that the course of human history may be less set in stone, and more full of playful possibilities, than we tend to assume.” This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit interplace.io

Gary Ware is someone that inspires me. I've seen him give two walks, both at the World Domination Summit in 2018 and then in 2022.  In each, he stood out for his ability to show up as himself and share playful and powerfully true stories about his journey.  I love when I get to meet people like Gary and this interview was no different.  You can feel his positive energy flowing through the screen (or earbuds!).

Learn how to flirt with women the RIGHT WAY. Matt shows his 5 playful flirting techniques women can't resist. Getting a girl to know that you're interested in her and get her attracted to you as well is not always easy. But it shouldn't be. If mastered correctly, flirting can be one of the most natural things to do in the world, it's even more effective when it comes naturally. But most of the time, a lot of times a lot of guys get overwhelmed with the thought of having to flirt with a girl that they find attractive and end up making the whole interaction stiff and awkward, which is probably the most debilitating thing to get as a response to your flirting efforts. Well, not any more gentlemen. In today's video, I'm going to be sharing with you some playful and effective flirting tips that will get you that “Yes” when you ask her out, or her number, nine times out of ten. So if this is something that you're interested in finding out – let's face it that's why you clicked on this video anyway – then let's jump right into it. I'll also be sharing with you some signs to look out for if you want to find out if she's enjoying the interaction and probably into you, so you don't want to miss any part of this.

When it comes to the most playful dog breeds, no detail is too small when choosing the right dog for you and your family.Dalmatian Most Playful Dog BreedDepending on where you are on your journey, choosing the right companion is based on multiple factors. Our activity level, household lifestyle, individual needs, and availability are the main things to consider when pondering the most playful dog breeds.Are you seeking an adorable workout partner or the perfect playful companion for your children? We have a few options among the most playful ones for those who have space and time to welcome a high-energy dog into our home. As you go through the list, imagine each breed and see which one fits what you're looking for the most.Most Playful Dog Breeds #1: Bearded CollieAlmost too good to be true, the Bearded Collie‘s size makes it one of the most lifelike teddybears around. Being one of the canine world's beloved goofballs, they bounce around – sometimes clumsily throwing their weight into a toddler – happily, bringing joy to all around. These guys love playing games, the chase around the yard, and inspiring smiles.Most Playful Dog Breeds #2: BrittanyDon't be fooled by their air of brilliance; this breed wants to run the length of the yard during the most intense of football games. The longer you keep them occupied, the more you satisfy their almost insatiable appetite for mental stimulation and energy release! A Brittany is one of the many dog breeds that require regular mental and physical exercise; otherwise, they become more of a handful.Most Playful Dog Breeds #3: Australian ShepherdAn Australian Shepherd is described brilliantly by the American Kennel Club as one of those “only in America” stories. A European breed perfected in California by way of Australia. Their piercing gaze makes them an ideal herder and playful companion. Their strength and agility enable them to be one of the breeds with a high level of endurance. It isn't straightforward and probably frowned upon to pinpoint one breed's beauty over another. Still, Australian shepherds have rightfully clinched a position in the hearts of many.Most Playful Dog Breeds 4: DalmatianDisney has familiarized the masses with this intriguing breed. Thanks to their spotted exterior, nobody will ever mistake this breed for another. Dalmatians are also the perfect workout partner, and they have little interest in staying home. If you're ready to start incorporating a daily jog into your hectic schedule – they're ready, too!Most Playful Dog Breeds #5: Berger PicardLoyalty is one of Berger Picard's most valued virtues. Gaining your approval and loving attention is the #1 priority. Include your Berger Picard in any interactive games with the family, and keep them on their toes – literally – to prevent boredom from setting in! This breed is a fantastic choice for you outdoorsy folks, but for those of you that would rather be calmly affectionate – this may not be the one.Most Playful Dog Breeds #6: Labrador RetrieverThe dog shows would be nothing without the beautiful and endearing face of the Labrador Retriever. Three words describe this breed: friendly, enthusiastic, and energetic. Each of those words is an understatement. The Labrador Retriever is a natural athlete with the competence to perform in swimming races, long fetch games, and other sports. They are almost unmatched in their ability to keep up and are among the most fiercely loyal of the canine world. Another quality that makes it incredibly easy to love this breed is their ability to befriend onlookers easily. In that way, they're perfectly suited to active families, larger families, and any family gathering you deem appropriate.Most Playful Dog Breeds #7: BeagleAnother perfect choice for playful families is the adorable Beagle! Don't underestimate your Beagle's ability to keep up during game time but also, don't underestimate their poignant sense of smell. Look away for too long, and your beagle pup may decide to begin investigating elsewhere and be out of sight before you know it.Most Playful Dog Breeds #8: PapillonThis breed gets its name from the french word for “butterfly,” which is well suited to both their appearance and disposition. The papillon's peppy attitude and quick moves perfectly resemble our idea of a butterfly's spastic motions. Exhaust this breed with long puppy park dates, and she will be a happy camper! Yet another excellent choice for your little ones!Most Playful Dog Breeds #9: Fox TerrierHolding to the Terrier antics, this breed is one that needs to be kept occupied; otherwise, they will create games of their own. Spare your couch and pillows the agony by serving your fox terrier with plenty of outdoor time and activity! Enjoy this personable, lovable, and high-energy breed. Remember, if you want to have a calm pup by the end of the night, give them at least 20-40 minutes of exercise a day.Most Playful Dog Breeds #10: Portuguese Water DogAlthough slightly more high maintenance on the grooming level, the Portuguese Water Dog is intelligent and a huge fan of interactive games! What better companion than one that can be a step ahead of you but still obedient when trained by the right hands. As their name portrays, these guys love water time, so be sure to accommodate them.Ultimately, depending on your limits and expectations – it's hard to go wrong with any of the suggested breeds. Each one offers an active presence, playful air, and lights up when they realize that you're in an equally energized mood. Find time for that 20-minute walk or jog, and get the kids outside for a game of catch. Show off your new playful furry family member to your friends, family, and pooper scooper service tech when they visit.Whatever your choice may be, keep in mind the importance of each breed's physical and mental stimulation needs and be realistic! Designate times for those needs to be met. Regardless of which playful dog breed you pick, the most rewarding part is the joy and memories created with your family.

Why is talking about teddy bears and goldfish the best approach for solving intractable problems?How can we avoid the pitfalls of an overscheduled life with more scheduling?What are the five things worth having and how can we be happy if we can't have all of them?These and other intriguing topics are addressed when Jason Feifer, Editor-in-Chief of Entrepreneur Magazine and host of Build for Tomorrow  joins The Rabbi and the Shrink to discuss the worldview presented in his new book, Build for Tomorrow.https://www.jasonfeifer.com/https://www.jasonfeifer.com/book/https://www.jasonfeifer.com/build-for-tomorrow/Here are the high points from our conversation.Little known facts can be profoundly relevant to us.We want to simply problems, which inhibits our ability to find solutions.The world is full of people who have devoted themselves to studying topics that never would have seemed worth our time and attention.Five things worth having:  Family, friends, work, sleep, fitness.You can't have them all everyday, but you can have three in one day.  That's balance.Schedule time away from your schedule.  Create systems to resist our system programming.Time is like a balloon.  You don't try to find time; you commit yourself to your priorities and the time appears.We have to challenge our preconceptions, and self-discipline is the means for making the choices we know we should be making.  Without it, we develop learned helplessness.We have agency over our habits and choices.How to use our time and experience to maximum efficiency.Stacking:  grouping similar activities to reduce prep and transition time.Vertical thinking:  Each activity is a foundation for the next step.Don't always start with the end in mind: experimentation leads to unexpected outcomes.Avoid topics that make people run to their corners.  Playful topics lower defenses and can lead to substantive discussion and constructive debate.Consider the impossible and it becomes possible.

In tonight's episode of Paranormal Mysteries, I'll be talking about multiple experiences involving dreams, a creepy encounter with a spirit that locks doors, and a terrifying report of a shape-shifting humanoid figure that crawls on its hands. These stories and more, all coming up on this edition of Paranormal Mysteries.TELL YOUR STORY Email: paranormalmysteriespodcast@gmail.com Voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/paranormalmysteries Website: https://www.paranormalmysteriespodcast.com/ Forum: https://www.paranormalmysteriespodcast.com/forum SUPPORT THE SHOW Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/paranormalmysteries? BuyMeACoffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/paranormal PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=MG24QCZBAWRRN Merchandise: https://www.zazzle.com/store/paranormalmysteries SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paranormalmysteriespodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paranormalmysteriespodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ParanormalMysteriesPodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/ParaMysteryPod MY WIFE'S “SLEEP AND RELAXATION PODCAST” Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3aOsZoy Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3zwS29T Pandora: https://bit.ly/3xjB1NX Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3NNmsZW iHeartRadio: https://ihr.fm/3HgoS0F MUSIC & MEDIA PROVIDED BY https://www.paranormalmysteriespodcast.com/stock-music-media PODCAST SOURCE https://www.spreaker.com/show/paranormal-mysteries-podcast © 2022 Paranormal Mysteries Podcast. All Rights Reserved.

With inspiration from Mark McGuinness, you'll integrate poetry into your writing life as a pleasurable practice that elevates your prose. In this interview, Mark describes the vision for his podcast and his own poetic beginnings, and he urges writers (and readers) to simply enjoy poetry. You'll see ways poetry intersects with and impacts prose—you can even play a literary game he describes at the end. Learn from Mark: How a mouthful of air is a perfect image for poetry and podcastsHow can we translate metaphor into our other forms of writing (without being weird)The metaphor that comes to his mind when describing himself and his writingHow poems "mug" Mark and he drops everything to chase them like leprechaunsThe importance of getting input on your work and finding a writing mentorPlus, play his writing game (bring your prose)! Listen to episode 245 and check out excerpts in the transcript below. You'll be inspired by his warm, encouraging advice. If his subtle persuasion succeeds, you may embrace poetry as the next step in your literary journey. Meet Mark McGuinness Mark McGuinness is a poet based in Bristol, UK. On his poetry podcast A Mouthful of Air he interviews contemporary poets about their writing practice and draws out insights that can help any writer become more creative, expressive and memorable. Mark also takes classic poems apart to show us how they work and what we as writers can learn from the examples of poets including Yeats, Shakespeare, Thomas Hardy, Chaucer and Edward Lear. Links: Visit amouthfulofair.fmListen to A Mouthful of Air on Apple PodcastsTwitter: @amouthfulofairInstagram: @airpoets https://youtu.be/bu0LwCeNlQw Mark McGuinness Interview This is a lightly edited transcript. [00] - Ann Kroeker With inspiration from my guest Mark McGuinness, you may find yourself integrating poetry into your writing life as both a pleasure and a practice. I'm Ann Kroeker, Writing Coach. If you're tuning in for the first time, welcome. If you're a regular, welcome back. I'm sharing my best tips and training skills and strategies to help writers improve their craft, pursue publishing and achieve their writing goals. Today I have Mark McGuinness on the show, a poet from Bristol, UK. On his poetry podcast, A Mouthful of Air, Mark interviews contemporary poets to discover their writing practice and draws out insights that can help any writer become more creative, expressive and memorable. Mark also takes classic poems apart to show us how they work and what we as writers can learn from the examples of poets like Yates, Shakespeare, Thomas Hardy, Chaucer and Edward Lear. Listen in on our conversation. [00:54] - Ann Kroeker I am so excited to have Mark McGuinness on the call today on our show and we are going to talk about a lot of different things related to the creative life, the writing life, even the poetry life. Mark, thanks for being on the call. [01:09] - Mark McGuinness Thank you. It's lovely to be here, Ann. [01:12] - Ann Kroeker I am looking forward to learning more about how you approach your own creative life and how you use and enable poetry to be part of what feeds your creative life, how you inspire others with poetry, because that seems to be a big part of your life. Can you tell the listeners and viewers, can you tell us a little bit more about who you are and what you do? [01:37] - Mark McGuinness Sure. I am a poet living in Bristol, in the southwest of England, in the UK. I've been writing poetry quite a while and in my typical group of friends, I'm usually the one who reads poetry. I've always been quite aware that most people don't read poetry most of the time. There are a lot of people who are very literate, very well read, very avid readers, but who will generally read anything but poetry. And to my point of view, it's not that hard. I think a lot of people get put off at school,

Shirin Biswas's mission is to co-create a community where people practice Self-Care, daily. He shares his knowledge of Engineering Design tools to help people discover Self-Care activities that are meaningful to them and he empowers them to apply these practices in their daily routine. In our conversation, Shirin shares about his own healing journey and his practical approach to Self-Love and Self-Care. He sees his daily focus on Self-Care as a powerful preventative practice and essential to him thriving and enjoying his life. Shirin talks about his playful and creative approach to his routines, which include a wide variety of activities including singing karaoke in the bath (my personal favorite). I enjoy the way he brings his systematic, engineer mind to this topic while also keeping a consistently joyful attitude. He also shares about his new gender-neutral Self-Care community circle in Charlotte, NC. Stick around to the end of the episode for health tip on Metta Meditation from Ari Rubens that will help you cultivate self-love. For a video of a guided Metta Meditation led by Ari click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrSgF8ILzWA Shirin Biswas IG: @5hirinbiswas Healing Panda IG: @healing.panda Gender-Neutral Community in Charlotte: Applied Self-Care Community (ASC) https://meetu.ps/c/4YhFl/G8j3b/d on Meetup Upcoming in-person workshop in Charlotte on 9/25: https://solharmonyfest.com/schedule#section-tgCyUhpGY Learn more about Jake Ifshin and the Four Gardens at https://www.fourgardenspodcast.com/ Follow Ari Rubens at https://www.arirubens.com/ Shirin's Full Bio: Shirin is a Mechanical Design Engineer who graduated with a Masters Degree from Duke University. Besides Engineering, Shirin is fluent in the field of Martial Arts and Mental Arts, and he practices these philosophies in his work with Men's circles. He is associated with The ManKind Project where he works with the Gold Mining Men's Circle and the Gold Mining King Building Circle to co-create a world of purpose and peace. Shirin embodies the spirit of a Healing Panda and his mission is to co-create a community where people practice Self-Care, daily. He shares his knowledge of Engineering Design tools to help people discover Self-Care activities that are meaningful to them and he empowers them to apply these practices in their daily routine. Shirin also hosts a gender-neutral circle called Applied Self-Care Community in Charlotte, NC where he brings a calming and playful energy to this mission work to co-create a space where people can embark on their own Self-Care journeys together.

Disregard the convention in the search for playfulness - probably good advice for anyone who's looking to innovate. In particular with instruments, where playfulness is key to inspiration, prioritizing the experience over the "perfect sound" might lead to happy accidents. Gentle Wham and his older sister (or brother, however you wanna see it) Liquid Foam, are both quite special in that sense. Their sound is gritty and surprizing and their visual style, typography and icons reflect a bold artistic vision that does not conform. Gian, from Herbs and Stones, started tinkering with electronics at an early age. But it was only recently that he has taken the step to make his own instruments. In this conversation, we go through the various prototypes that lead to Liquid Foam. We touch on an unreleased filter

Scripture class on Devi Gita, chapter 1, verse 38-39, given by Rev. Dr. Swami Bhajanananda Saraswati to students of Ramakrishna Seminary via Zoom on 24 August 2022. मल्लिकामालतीमालाकेशपाविराजिताम् | काश्मिऋरबिन्दुनिटिलां नेत्रत्रयविलासिनीम् || ३८ || mallikā-mālatī-mālā-keśapā-virājitām | kāśmiṛra-binduni-ṭilāṃ netra-traya-vilāsinīm || 38 || 38. "A garland of jasmine flowers brightened Her luxuriant hair. Her forehead sported a saffron dot, while Her three eyes reflected Her playful mood." पाशाण्कुशवराभीतिचतुर्बाहुं त्रिलोचनाम् | रक्तावस्त्रापरीधानां दाडिमीकुसुमाप्रभाम् || ३९ || pāśāṇkuśa-varābhīti-catur-bāhuṃ trilocanām | raktā-vastrā-parīdhānāṃ dāḍimī-kusumā-prabhām || 39 || 39. "Three-eyed and four-armed, She held a noose and goad while gesturing Her beneficence and assurance of safety. She was dressed in red and appeared lustrous like blooms of the pomegranate." _____________ https://kalimandir.org/ https://www.ramakrishnaseminary.org/ Support the work of Kali Mandir>>    

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Cordy and Kip reunite with a better understanding of each other, while Brill prepares to lead his armada to steal Earth.

Episode Summary: In this episode, we talk about playful ways to discuss the Fruit of the Spirit with your family. Though the fruit (love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control) is not a to-do list, we can be intentional in allowing the Holy Spirit to work in our lives and our kids' lives. You Turn to Play: Choose one of the playful ways to talk with your kids about the fruit of the Spirit. You've got the Holy Spirit! You can do this, mama! Verses from the episode: Galatians 5:22-23 Links from the episode: (This may contain some affiliate links, which means I receive a small commission, at no extra cost to you, if you make a purchase using these links. For more information, please see my disclosure policy.) Uncle Charlie “Fruit of the Spirit” Tooty Fruity Awards Fruit of the Spirit Church at Home Christie Thomas' Fruit Full Episode 13 with Christie Thomas Playfully Faithful Questions Mini-Course Playfully Faithful Parenting Podcast is a ministry of CreatedtoPlay.com. For more resources, tips, devotions, and tools check us out online: https://createdtoplay.com . Freebies for you: Want to work with me? Sign up for a 15-minute free coaching call: https://createdtoplay.com/free-coaching Free Bible Study on 3 Traits of God to Guide Your Discipline: https://createdtoplay.com/freebiblestudy Join our Facebook Community: https://createdtoplay.com/community Join my free 5-day Bible Play Challenge: https://createdtoplay.com/challenge Get 17 fun, free kid's blessings for meals: https://createdtoplay.com/kids-blessings Even though I'm an introvert, I'm social! Let's connect! Instagram: https://instagram.com/createdtoplay Facebook: https://facebook.com/created2play Twitter: https://twitter.com/createdtoplay Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/createdtoplay Did you enjoy the show? Subscribe and leave me a 5-star review on Apple Music and make me giddy. Music by < --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joy-wendling/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joy-wendling/support

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Does your child have trouble separating from you? Does it take a toll on your emotions too? Are you wondering if there's actually anything you can do that will help support your child through it besides going through the same feelings of hoping it'll be different each day and then the peel off when it isn't, walking out the door leaving your child in tears? Maybe it even feels like it's getting worse...   Then join me today as I talk through 4 tips to help your child navigate separation anxiety. Just a reminder, this is part of normal child development but there are strategies you can implement that actually help your child work through these feelings of fear rather than just trying to overcome the situation with distraction.    Episode on Stay Listening: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chaos-to-connected-behavior-management-parent-coach/id1609008872?i=1000554474011   Playful ways to heal separation anxiety: https://www.handinhandparenting.org/2016/01/20-playful-ways-heal-separation-anxiety/   [20% off through August with code 20OFF] If you are struggling to find strategies that help correct the challenging behaviors you are walking through and are ready to establish a Behavior Blueprint with a step by step plan of what to do, then head here for all the details. https://view.flodesk.com/emhttps://dawn-term-318.myflodesk.comails/62c479aee3f481bcc48af99d   Connect with me here: https://www.instagram.com/kailijozeiher/   Free Special Time e-guide: the #1 Strategy for Transforming Behavior: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/621850e5a41d78f73c5012d8   Chaos to Calm Course waitlist: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/621850e5a41d78f73c5012d8   I would love to connect with you and hear more about your journey! If you'd like to submit a question to get answered on an episode of the podcast, leave it here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/10VctOlDhunyQUXEEaDz5m0emFufCVpCvFj9yNzEFicU/edit   XO- Kaili  

Working Men's Clubs and US Airforce BasesDrum Fills that We Never Forget.Kevin's Punk Bands Paid their Dues in Pubs. Sunday Lunchtime - Bauhaus Play to Happy Families.The Cure had Competition in Neil Gaiman's punk band  Iggy Pop & Peter Murphy get Playful in NYC!Budgie Hit the Anvil - Kevin Smells the Poppers - Lol Keeps his Head Down Lol lost his Eyebrows in a Studio Fireball.    Steven Morris - a lovely Humble Chap.Budgie talked while Steven planned the lights for the Blue Dot Jodrell Bank Dish  Budgie and Kevin Deep in The Memoir.When it Looks like a Book - Then its Real.Discovering Life Within - Peace and Understanding  Hearing a Great Record - Then Realizing it's your Band!A  Band that demands 110 % loyalty.In memory of Ol' Blue Eyes.  (Frank ‘The Crooner' Sinatra)December 12, 1915 - May 14, 1998 CONNECT WITH US:Curious Creatures:Website: https://curiouscreaturespodcast.comFacebook: @CuriousCreaturesOfficialTwitter: @curecreaturesInstagram: @CuriousCreaturesOfficialLol Tolhurst: Website: https://loltolhurst.comFacebook: @officialloltolhurst Twitter: @LolTolhurst Instagram: @lol.tolhurst Budgie: Facebook: @budgieofficial Twitter: @TuWhit2whooInstagram: @budgie646Curious Creatures is a partner of the Double Elvis podcast network. For more of the best music storytelling follow @DoubleElvis on Instagram or search Double Elvis in your podcast app.

According to the latest Children's School Lives study, Junior infants are ‘over-prepared' in numeracy and literacy. The study outlines emphasizing play-based learning for social and emotional development. Clara Maria Fiorentini, Lecturer in Initial Teacher Education, Literacy and Early Childhood Education in Marino, joined Emmet to discuss the inportance of play.

I'm experimenting with not playing so many notes all at once. It's a habit to play familiar patterns of strings in all my pieces; my fingers feel like they always need to be plucking something or at least ready to pluck something and I wanted to change that to allow the music more space and pauses so it can literally soar upwards, morphing and changing as it goes. Although it feels like forever to me, as I refrain from playing, I like what I've created here. There are peaceful moments to breathe in the sound vibrations. By the time 3 minutes comes around though, I'm up to my old tricks - unable to keep from plucking those strings

Playful Spirit Quiet Mind Is your gut telling you that it is time to relax? When you tune out your inner guidance system, you'll probably tune into mind chatter instead. In today's episode, you will learn a fun way to calm your mind.    Playful humans who prioritize fun are often happy individuals who don't struggle much with mind chatter. Even if they were born with an upbeat demeanor and you weren't, you can learn from them how to lighten your mood through recreation, which in turn will lighten your mind.   When your spirit and body are buzzing with satisfaction from an enjoyable experience, it will be easier to find a happy state of relaxation in your mind.   This podcast episode is 11 minutes. Thanks for listening!   I love you, Lucky Want to brave the uncertainty in your life and find peace? Read my books. I'll show you how. http://bit.ly/LuckysBook

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Paul Allen joins Papa & Lund live from joint practices in Minnesota and has playful back and forth with the guysSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Overview of the Episode:Angela's journey of starting to explore what “play” really means & how she infuses it into her workWhat does it mean to PLAY?Bringing PLAY into the branding process with clientsThe theory of loose partsPlay as a mindset vs. something to “DO”The constellation mindsetHow adults get disconnected from play, especially when workingExploring boredomThe powerful connection between curiosity and playQuestions to ask yourself to start getting into a playful mindsetExamples of “playing” as an adultAngela's takeaways from studying “play” from a data and research perspectiveAnd More!

Episode Summary: In this episode, I share 2 very practical and playful ways to disciple your kids around tithing/generosity and the Holy Spirit. Your Turn to Play: Pick one of these two ideas to try with your family. The Holy Spirit is with you. You've got this, mama! Verses from the episode: 2 Corinthians 9:6-8 Galatians 5:22-23 Links from the episode: (This may contain some affiliate links, which means I receive a small commission, at no extra cost to you, if you make a purchase using these links. For more information, please see mydisclosure policy.) Left, Right, Center Rules Left Right Center Game Dice Playfully Faithful Parenting Podcast is a ministry of CreatedtoPlay.com. For more resources, tips, devotions, and tools check us out online: https://createdtoplay.com . Freebies for you: Want to work with me? Sign up for a 15-minute free coaching call: https://createdtoplay.com/free-coaching Free Bible Study on 3 Traits of God to Guide Your Discipline: https://createdtoplay.com/freebiblestudy Join our Facebook Community: https://createdtoplay.com/community Join my free 5-day Bible Play Challenge: https://createdtoplay.com/challenge Get 17 fun, free kid's blessings for meals: https://createdtoplay.com/kids-blessings Even though I'm an introvert, I'm social! Let's connect! Instagram: https://instagram.com/createdtoplay Facebook: https://facebook.com/created2play Twitter: https://twitter.com/createdtoplay Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/createdtoplay Did you enjoy the show? Subscribe and leave me a 5-star review on Apple Music and make me giddy. Music by jorikbasov from Pixabay. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joy-wendling/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joy-wendling/support

The second in a series looking at the most essential mental habits to practise at the piano that will give you the quickest and most profound progress. These are the things I refer to constantly when I'm teaching, and covers aspects of musicianship that almost all teachers consider unteachable- considered to be innate qualities in talented students. But I can show you how to develop this natural musicianship.  When my students practise regularly using this second skill, their musicality is transformed, and they learn new pieces so much more easily! Show Notes [3:05] Adult students generally have a giant sense of effort & striving. How most students tend to learn & practise a new piece- and why this is not going to be effective [6:35] Details about the #2 skill- feeling deeply in the body- imagining that somebody has cast a magic spell, and you can suddenly play with absolutely no effort. Deeply immerse yourself in this experience in your imagination. Playful, with no intellectual analysis! [10:50] IMO good technique is the laziest way to get the sound that you want [12:30] How the magic spell technique gives people a much better idea of what & how they need to practise. Some demonstrations and examples using a Bortkiewicz piano piece of practice techniques that come from the goal of aiming towards the effortlessness I would feel if under a magic spell including shifting accents, & sometimes learning a fast piece up to speed right from the beginning [23:50] The balance between analytic technical practice, and the psychology of effortless flow [26:25] When imagining we are playing under a magic spell- letting our bodies naturally move & really feel enjoyment of the experience, rather than just immobile like a bored lump. Curiosity of how everything feels- interoception. Notes: Many thanks to the C. Bechstein Centre in Manchester for letting me use one of their soundproofed teaching/practice rooms to record this podcast episode: https://www.bechstein.co.uk The demonstration music played on the piano during the episode is the Etude op. 15, No. 9 in F# minor by Bortkiewicz The intro/outro music is my jazz arrangement of the Rachmaninov Adagio from Symphony #2, you can watch the whole thing here if you like: https://youtu.be/hMqREAngb4s

Keeping jiu jitsu playful seems like a contradiction, I mean we are fighters right?After speaking with Ryron Gracie who has long said to keep it playful, Thomas and Gary discuss the benefits of keeping it playful and why being comfortable in the uncomfortable is so important. www.rolacademy.tv 30% discount with ROLRADIO code at checkout. Over 800 videos for your Jiu Jitsu journey.http://www.therolradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/therolradio/https://www.facebook.com/therolradio/https://www.gracieuniversity.com/https://www.instagram.com/gracieuniversityhq/https://www.instagram.com/ryrongracie/Leandro Lo Donationshttps://pages.donately.com/bjj-fanatics/campaign/leandro-lo

In the lead-up to the LEGO Group's 90th anniversary this month, we journey to the company's home in Billund, Denmark to talk with some of its eclectic employees about how they create the future of play, informed by the past.

At Teacher, we've shared content on the impact of playful learning and game-based learning on student outcomes, and what this might look like in the classroom. But how can we extend these same principles to assessment, and why is important to think about assessment in this way? In this episode, I'm joined by two international guests from the United States: Louisa Rosenheck, Director of Pedagogy at the game-based learning platform, Kahoot!, and YJ Kim, Assistant Professor of Design, Creative, and Informal Education in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Louisa and YJ are presenting at ACER's Research Conference this year. The online conference kicks off on the 22nd of August, and at the time of publishing this episode, you still have time to register, so I'll leave a link to the conference on our website, teachermagazine.com, in case you're interested in finding out more. In our conversation, you'll get a taste of their conference presentation, and we'll also discuss what playful assessment looks like, how educators can embed it in the classroom, and the impact of this type of assessment on student outcomes. Guests: Louisa Rosenheck and YJ Kim Host: Dominique Russell

Squiz Kids is an award-winning, free daily news podcast just for kids. Give us ten minutes, and we'll give you the world. A short podcast that gives kids the lowdown on the big news stories of the day, delivered without opinion, and with positivity and humour.‘Kid-friendly news that keeps them up to date without all the nasties' (A Squiz Parent)This Australian podcast for kids easily fits into the daily routine - helping curious kids stay informed about the world around them.Fun. Free. Fresh. LINKSMr Beast gives away an islandhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2isYuQZMbdUWant to hear Squiz Kids Shortcuts + Squiz The World podcasts? Teachers: Squiz Kids for Schools - Free 30 Day Trial: https://www.squizkids.com.au/squiz-kids-for-schools/Parents: Squiz Kids Apple Subscriber Content - Free Trial: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/squiz-kids/id1494238283Squiz Kids Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/squizkids/?hl=enGot a birthday coming up and you want a shout-out? Send us an email at squizkids@thesquiz.com.au

Episode Summary: 1 YEAR OF PLAYFULLY FAITHFUL PARENTING! Thank you listeners! What a year! In this episode, I share some of the things God has been teaching me through recording the podcast and where I feel God calling me for the future. Verses from the episode: Deuteronomy 6:4-9 Links from the episode: (This may contain some affiliate links, which means I receive a small commission, at no extra cost to you, if you make a purchase using these links. For more information, please see mydisclosure policy.) Want to work with me? Sign up for a 15-minute free coaching call: https://createdtoplay.com/free-coaching Free Bible Study on 3 Traits of God to Guide Your Discipline: https://createdtoplay.com/freebiblestudy Playfully Faithful Parenting Podcast is a ministry of CreatedtoPlay.com. For more resources, tips, devotions, and tools check us out online: https://createdtoplay.com . Freebies for you: Want to work with me? Sign up for a 15-minute free coaching call: https://createdtoplay.com/free-coaching Free Bible Study on 3 Traits of God to Guide Your Discipline: https://createdtoplay.com/freebiblestudy Join our Facebook Community: https://createdtoplay.com/community Join my free 5-day Bible Play Challenge: https://createdtoplay.com/challenge Get 17 fun, free kid's blessings for meals: https://createdtoplay.com/kids-blessings Even though I'm an introvert, I'm social! Let's connect! Instagram: https://instagram.com/createdtoplay Facebook: https://facebook.com/created2play Twitter: https://twitter.com/createdtoplay Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/createdtoplay Did you enjoy the show? Subscribe and leave me a 5-star review on Apple Music and make me giddy. Music by jorikbasov from Pixabay. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joy-wendling/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joy-wendling/support

In the past, I used to be so attached to the outcome and expect things to go as what I have expected, and it frustrates me whenever things doesn't go my way. But when I realized that life isn't about the outcome, but it's about the journey, I started to enjoy life and produce even better outcome than I expected. Subscribe to my new channel here

No real notes, since it's just a chat with our buddy Daniel. The Guys are mostly back... Trey and Chris are still on vacation, we think. So we called our buddy Daniel to come sit in with us and we have a little chat about what's been going on recently. The best part? New insults for Tucker. Listen on as The Guys Review... A Fireside Chat. Web: https://theguysreview.simplecast.com/ EM: theguysreviewpod@gmail.com IG: @TheGuysReviewPod TW: @The_GuysReview - Twitter DM group FB: https://facebook.com/TheGuysReviewPod/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYKXJhq9LbQ2VfR4K33kT9Q  Please, Subscribe, rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts from!!  Thank you, -The Guys

This season we are working towards creating an anxious gamer's guide to roleplaying games and seeking to reduce the stress, worry, and heartache that so often seems to accompany something that feels like it should be more fun than it is. In his book, Play, Brown asserts that the reason we are doing an activity defines whether or not it is play. This pairing of ideas helped me to realise that some of my games are not playful. I feel it's important to recognise the times when we are engaging in non-play.Thanks to Jason and Wiebe for the call-ins!Roleplay Rescue Details:Voice Message: speakpipe.com/roleplayrescuePatreon: patreon.com/rpgrescue Email: hello@rpgrescue.comBlog: roleplayrescue.com MeWe Group: mewe.com/join/roleplayrescue (or search "Roleplay Rescue")Twitter: @ubiquitousratRoleplay Rescue Theme by Jon Cohen from Tale of the Manticore: Tale of The Manticore, a Dark Fantasy Dungeons & Dragons Audiodrama (podbean.com) or https://taleofthemanticore.podbean.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

#PodcastersForJustice Addendum: Hey just a quick addendum on this week's redux, I am out of town this week and enjoying the sweatiest summer of all time with my kids, but I wanted to revisit a fantastic episode with now National Book Award Winner, Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Fiction Winner, Pushcart Prize nominee, NAACP Image Award nominee, and Carnegie Medals For Excellence Longlist nominee Jason Mott. Congrats! Enjoy, I'll catch you next week with some fresh writerly wisdom. New York Times bestselling author, Jason Mott, took a timeout to talk with me about the high-wire act of building Hell of a Book, talking about race in America, and NOT working with Brad Pitt. Jason is the author of The Returned, a New York Times bestseller that was turned into a TV series that ran for two seasons. His fourth novel is titled Hell of a Book, and is described as a "... funny and honest [work of fiction] that goes to the heart of racism, police violence, and the hidden costs exacted upon Black Americans, and America as a whole." The book has been named to dozens of "Must Read" lists for 2021 including Entertainment Weekly, The NY Post, GMA, USA Today, Fortune's 21 Most Anticipated Books Coming out in the Second Half of 2021 and more. Charles Yu, author of National Book Award winner Interior Chinatown called the book, "Playful, searching, raw and necessary..." Jason has BFA in fiction and an MFA in Poetry, both from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. His poetry and fiction have appeared in various literary journals. Stay calm and write on ... Discover The Writer Files Extra Get 'The Writer Files' Podcast Delivered Straight to Your Inbox If you're a fan of The Writer Files, please "Follow" us to automatically see new interviews. In this file Jason Mott and I discussed: What it's like to write a book in your head for a decade Why he dared to dream to become a writer How to build a technically complex novel, draft by draft His study and love of film noir And why writers need to be nicer to themselves Show Notes: JasonMottAuthor.com Hell of a Book: A Novel by Jason Mott Jason Mott Amazon author page Jason Mott on Facebook Jason Mott on Twitter Kelton Reid on Twitter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Keas are large alpine parrots from New Zealand. Intelligent and social, they have olive-green plumage, a red rump, and a long, curved beak. Keas produce a distinct warbling call, a “play call,” that sounds — and functions — much like a human's contagious laughter. Scientists made recordings of captive Keas making warbling calls, then played them for wild Keas. They began playing harder and even engaged birds that hadn't been playing. Hearing it seemed to put them in a playful mood, even when they were alone.More info and transcript at BirdNote.org. Want more BirdNote? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter. Sign up for BirdNote+ to get ad-free listening and other perks. BirdNote is a nonprofit. Your tax-deductible gift makes these shows possible.