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In this episode: Joanne Williams, LCSW discusses with Eva Vennari, NC, Nutritional Counselor and Holistic Health Practitioner how our body is involved and affected by our emotional health. Eva is a formerly sick corporate ladder climber turned holistic practitioner and she works virtually with high performers as their secret weapon to stay in the game without burnout. It's science-based, - no trends, no fads, and no drugs... ever.  Some of things that you thought you knew about health you will want to rethink. Summary of today Podcast: What are some hidden physical aspects of the anxiety experience? Strategies to look at anxiety from a body level and how lack nutrients may be part of the cause? Why is it more important now than ever to pay attention to your body’s needs? How we must be taking nutrient supplements even if we eat right? Question for today is? Is there a complete healing? Eva Vennari got into the field of nutrition counseling because of her own burnout and health issues, that many listeners, may identify with that when doctors couldn’t find any immediate medical cause and called it psychosomatic and nothing they can do to help. So she started her own research to find the underlying causes of her own immune disorder.  It took her 30-60 days of a nutritional program to start her healing.  She has had phenomenal results with her own healing and now offers this to others.   If you learn to listen to your body and learn how to give it what it needs you can increase the harmony between you mind and body with natural treatments. Emotional issues, that have bothered you for years, can be released though the physical healing process with the right nutrients. She described the 4 stages of healing: The body will only deal with the immediate needs, it must Build up the energy needed first. Survivor first. Healing process starts with needing to break down what is needed to be healed. Clear the way of the toxins, parasites, viruses, in layers. Rebuilding, allowing the bodies natural process of healing to happen with time and patience. She has scientific methods to analyze the mineral content in your hair with each stage of the healing process to reassess to clarify the needs. She sees that the clash between the head and the heart is part of the incoherence that causes the dis-ease without recognizing that we are a whole unit that needs to work in conjunction with each part to create the synergy of healing and optimal health Eva Vennari’s website Theelevateinstitute.com for more information: She has her own Podcast: ‘When the Doctors Say I don’t Know’ She is offering a free Chinese Face Reading at this website. You send a selfie, and she will do an analysis. Join the Conversation Our favorite part of recording is answering your questions, from Facebook at AnxietySimplified5.  Leave comments in the comment section, we will answer on a Podcast on that subject.  So, listen for your question.  Or share it with someone who may be helped with that answer.  Our next podcast: Dreams that Guide You See other podcast at AnxietySimplified.net  

Inspired by the Vietnam Era GI Resistance Movement, Jonathan co-founded Appeal for Redress so that active duty US military personnel could speak out. The post Podcast: “What we could do to harness our power” – Jonathan Hutto appeared first on Courage to Resist.

Brock and Sarah discuss:Our biggest podcast mistakesWhat we have learned throughout this journeyThe best and hardest parts of starting and continuing to do an OT podcastChanges we have seen with OT podcasts since we startedImportant components to a podcastWhat's changed over the yearsThe future of our shows Mentioned resources: Unpacking Colonized ThinkingDev (they/them) and Brock (he/him) Deep Dive into Gender, Identity and Stigma Sensory Integration and the Transformation From Clinic to HomeListen to Brock and Sarah on The OT RoundtableConnect with BrockWebsite: http://www.occupiedpodcast.com/Email: brock.cook@me.comInstagram: @occupiedpodcastTwitter: @brockcookotContact the SarahAsk me a questionLeave me a voicemailTo subscribe to the podcast, click hereWebsite: https://ot4lyfe.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ot.4.lyfe/Clubhouse: @ot.4.lyfeTwitter: https://twitter.com/ot4lyfeFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ot4lyfe

In this episode Joanne Williams, LCSW discusses with Becky Curran Kekula after 1,000 applications. 100 interviews. Four months. Three temporary positions. This may sound like the premise for this holiday season’s new comedy - but it’s not. It is, however, the real-life experience of Becky Curran Kekula, who ended up working behind the scenes in the film industry for the first part of her career. Becky is an international motivational speaker and advocate for inclusion, who also happens to have dwarfism! She has spoken at over 300 venues such as companies, government agencies, and schools. She serves as the Director of Disability Equality Index at Disability: IN, as the leading nonprofit resource for business disability inclusion worldwide. Working to empower hiring managers to practice rigorous self-awareness of unconscious biases and related risks in order to enable fair and equitable people decisions, learn how unconscious bias can affect the hiring process.  Summary of today Podcast:  What would be helpful for parents to know? How can the general public increase their awareness in order to be informed of respectful behavior? What we can do and not assume in the grocery store? Question for today is? Do you drive and where do you find your clothes? She uses pedal extensions, and she does deactivate the air bags. She goes to regular stores; she buys capris and short sleeves and at times gets alterations. Becky joins us today Advocating for disability /dwarfism inclusion in the workplace. Dwarfism is short stature that results from a genetic or medical condition. The average adult height among people with dwarfism is 4 feet. Becky tells her story and the challenges she faced while trying to enter the workplace. What accommodations did you need?  She worked at a talent agency for 5 years, now she works in corporate America for disability inclusion. At Disability: IN.  She is married for 1 ½ years to a person with dwarfism.  No children currently. Children are possible. Today we discuss what Becky sees personally in the workplace and ways to Educate and inspire our listeners to actively practice self-awareness and acceptance of differences. Ways to help in the grocery store? “Ask is there something I can help you with and I’m here if you need anything?  Put it out there that you are willing to help? Don’t assume they can’t do something; everyone wants to feel empowered to take care of themselves. Discussed a quote from Peter Dinklage an actor who has dwarfism from the Game of Thrones and reactions to his Stature in public.  But, the difference Becky feels as an advocate or voice for empowerment, where Peter Dinklage, wants his work to speak for him, not his stature. She suggests for parents to find a specialist, Little people of America., LPAonline.org for medical or social Support. Or find a trusted nonprofit program to improve lives, “Helping with pride more than fixing the conditions.” The verbiage some people with Dwarfism do not prefer is using the word midget,  Some find it offensive. Seeing everyone as an individual not as one specific attribute.  Becky has a special offer to our listeners today a Virtual speech presentation. She can be reached at: beckymotivates@gmail.com beckymotivates.com Resources or References: https://ncdj.org/style-guide/ Join the Conversation Our favorite part of recording is answering your questions, from Facebook at AnxietySimplified5.  Leave comments in the comment section, we will answer on a Podcast on that subject.  So, listen for your question.  Or share it with someone who may be helped with that answer.  See other podcasts at AnxietySimplified.net

Build Meaningful ConnectionsRelationships … amiright?!? Even our closest friendships can take time and effort, yet Jesus leads us into all the “messiness” that comes with befriending, serving, and leading others closer to him. This week we focus on a fourth dimension of discipleship: COMMUNITY, identifying four Heavy Words that are essential for Christlike connections with people. We also learn why Jesus’ mission is the opposite of the United States Marines and why curiosity is a key to friendship.The Big Idea: We can’t follow Christ and keep our distance from people.Weekly Challenges: Find this week’s Through the Week challenges here.Show NotesCross Training - “Beyond the Cave” (DAILY DOWNLOAD)Cross Training - Through the Week Challenges - Week 4Like the Teacher: Matthew 9:9-13 (VERSE)A Contagious Cure by Ryan Joy (SERMON)The Gospel Comes with a House Key by Rosaria Butterfield (BOOK)“Fighter Jets of Gentleness” - Bible Geeks Weekly, Episode 10 (PODCAST)What’s a Member? by Ryan Joy (SERMON)Support the Show

Introduction • New Platform Schedule for the Podcast • New Sound Clips For The Show • Awkward Moment During Joe & Jill Biden's Appearance on Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest • More New Sound For The Show • How Was President Trump Voted Most Admired Man In 2020 If The Mainstream Media Tells People Otherwise? • Biden Supporters React To Trump Being Named Most Admired Man (The Daily Caller) • The Pandemic Didn't Stop New Yorkers From Taking The New Year's Day Polar Bear Plunge Into Freezing Water • Can of Questions • Has Tommy Found Smart Home Devices To Be Beneficial To Him? • Were Tommy's Sisters Ever Bullied Growing Up For Having A Blind Brother? • Were Tommy's Parents Ever Banned From Somewhere For Having A Child Who's Blind? • SuperChat • A Viewer Challenges Tommy To Create A Character For Himself To Play In A Movie • Tommy Always Wanted To Play This Type of Character On A TV Show • What's The Philadelphia Mummers Parade That Became A Protest When The Mayor Tried To Cancel It? • Newfoundland Teaches Us About The History of Mummering • Tommy Learns Something New About How People Walk • New Game on the Podcast - What's That Smell? • Look Ahead At The Podcast on Wednesday • And More!

This week, Jason addresses the pentecostal/charismatic movement, defining, describing, and discerning the theology and practices of these groups from a Biblical perspective. He also covers many of your messages on this topic! See below for a list of resources referenced or recommended in the episode: Book: “Strange Fire” by John MacArthur https://www.gty.org/store/books/451178 Article: “What is the charismatic movement?” by GotQuestions https://www.gotquestions.org/Charismatic-movement.html Film: “American Gospel” by Transition Studios http://www.americangospelfilm.com Video: Manifesting an unholy spirit” by Chris Rosebrough https://youtu.be/HqmiJiCP8CM Video: “Examining Bethel & Bill Johnson” by Mike Winger https://youtu.be/r3tEv26OMTU Podcast: “Word of Faith/Prosperity” by Brad Weber https://christisthecure.org/2019/11/07/ep-109-heresy-word-of-faith-prosperity-gospel/ Podcast: “What is Gnosticism?” by Nick Campbell https://christisthecure.org/2019/10/10/ep-105-heresy-gnosticism/ Conference: “Strange Fire” by Grace To You https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRqD89ZBWyg&list=PLcpTMSL-FR-duvHk-xYVLOGCQRLnYBNxU Intro/outro music: “Arrival of the Lore” by Courtland Urbano.

It’s storytime this week on Castology! Liz uncovers the extraordinary lives of unsung bush heroes in Outback Stories. Nick takes a peek at the stories behind the sports stars with Ordineroli Speaking. And Zane showcases stories and discussions on Native American Indigenous History with The Red Nation.Then get ready for your post-Christmas reviews wrap-up.Liz Recommends - Outback Stories Extra Ordinary Outback Storieshttps://www.extraordinarymediaco.com/listen-to-podcastWhat makes an ordinary person extraordinary? Join regional journalists Lucy Samuels and Lucy Taylor as they fly across remote Australia, yarning to the unsung heroes of the bush. Walk alongside some of the unique characters that inhabit the backcountry, as we meet a world-renowned motocross rider turned goat chaser, a burns survivor with an unbreakable spirit, and a bush dressmaker that can make all of your wedding day dreams come true... plus so many more. Buckle in!Releases weekly with some bonus eps. 20-30 mins long. Called Outback Stories on search but the cover art says ExtraOrdinary Outback stories and the extraordinary is larger than the writing but anyway.For both: I really liked the Jamie Manning ep.https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/outback-stories/id1531053254Nick Recommends - Ordineroli SpeakingA show that speaks to Australia’s biggest sports stars about their careers but also the personal side of being at the peak of your game.For both; take a pick. Nat Medhurst ep is great https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/ordineroli-speaking/id1500848514Zane Recommends - The Red Nationhttps://therednation.org/The Red Nation Podcast features discussions on (mainly) North American Indigenous history, politics, and culture from a left perspective. Hosted by Nick Estes with help from a friend and comrade Sina.For Both: The Savage US Constitutionhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-red-nation-podcast/id1482834485 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on the Way of Champions Podcast we welcome Stephen Rollnick, Honorary Distinguished Professor in the School of Medicine in Cardiff University, Wales, UK with a research record focused on good practice in efforts to promote change and behaviour change among patients, clients and the practitioners who serve them. We dive into the difference between a guide and an instructor, how we can be deficit detectives, and some practical ways of receiving feedback as coaches. Check out his book, Coaching Athletes to Be Their Best: Motivational Interviewing in Sports (Applications of Motivational Interviewing) https://amzn.to/3gCzolA. Also, you can visit his website at https://www.stephenrollnick.com/ More about Stephen Rollnick: Stephen Rollnick provides consultancy, mentorship and training on the subjects of motivation, change, teamwork and Motivational Interviewing. Stephen is also a clinical psychologist with many years of experience in service provision and in the training of practitioners. This work, much of it on motivational interviewing (MI), has taken him into diverse cultures and settings. He has now retired to focus on training, writing and consultancy, in the fields of healthcare and sport. Stephen is a co-founder of Motivational Interviewing.  His work has included support to programmes for pregnant teens, children with HIV-AIDS in Africa and medication adherence in different areas.  He is a co-founder of PATA (Paediatric Aids Treatment for Africa) and the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT), an international network for trainers.  He is the co-author of Motivational Interviewing: Helping People Change (Miller and Rollnick, 1991; 2001 & 2012), Health Behaviour Change: A Guide for Practitioners (Rollnick, Mason & Butler, 1999) and Motivational Interviewing in Health Care (Rollnick, Miller & Butler, 2008), Motivational Interviewing in Schools (2016) and is completing a book on motivational interviewing for sports coaches. Highlights from the Podcast: – What is the difference between a guide and an instructor? – Going from directing to empathizing for motivating athletes – The processes of motivational interviewing. – What is the “ask-offer-ask” strategy? – Dr. Rollnick explains the “righting reflex” – What is an empathic listening statement? – Responding in an intentional way to establish trust between a coach and an athlete The Way of Champions Podcast is brought to you by Sports Refund. When kids sign up to play youth sports there are always fees involved. And parents pay those fees so their child can be on the team, not the injury report. That’s why I love Sports Refund, and parents will too. Sports Refund is low-cost sports fee insurance – NOT health insurance, sports fee insurance. So if your child becomes injured or sick and can’t play, you get your fees reimbursed for that lost time, from one game to an entire season. It’s that simple. This product not only saves families wasted fees, it saves injured athletes the stress of feeling like they’re wasting their parents’ money. The fees come back until the player comes back. So they can focus on fully recovering and making a healthy return to the game. Sports Refund has options for individuals and organizations. Ask your club if they offer it, or visit SportsRefund.com/Game to learn more and sign up today. That’s SportsRefund.com/Game. Can’t Play? Don’t Pay. With Sports Refund. Listen on the web: https://directory.libsyn.com/shows/view/id/wayofchampions iTunes: https://open.spotify.com/show/3UKLS2keBtPOH55SXNyTaP Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3UKLS2keBtPOH55SXNyTaP Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/36e1aeb9-a160-48c2-b019-f8ec6faad7b3/Way-of-Champions-Podcast? Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/way-of-champions-podcast Help Support the Podcast! Become a Podcast Champion! …and get FREE access to ALL of our online courses. If you love the podcast, we would love for you to become a Podcast Champion, (https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions) for as little as a cup of coffee per month (OK, its a Venti Mocha), to help us up the ante and provide even better interviews, better sound, and an overall enhanced experience. Plus, as a $10 per month Podcast Super-Champion, you will have access to never before released and bonus material, including: – Downloadable transcripts of the podcasts, so you don’t have to crash your car trying to take notes! – A monthly discussion with John, James, Jerry, and other special guests talking about the previous month’s episodes and answering some of the FAQs we received that month – A code to get free access to our online course called “Coaching Mastery,” usually a $97 course, but yours for free for becoming a patron. – Access to an online community of coaches like you who are dedicated listeners of the podcast, and will be able to answer your questions and share their coaching experiences. Thank you for all your support these past two years, and a special big thank you to all of you who become part of our inner circle, our patrons, who will enable us to take our podcast to the next level. https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions

Robert Slattery - Real Money - Real Wealth Real Estate Robert Slattery is the founder of Blackwell Real Estate.  His signature process has helped his many clients and the clients of Blackwell’s agents grow their net worth and cash flow.  Robert is the author of the upcoming book “Math Wins” which outlines his model for achieving financial freedom and complete-time control using rental property income.  Robert’s team is currently expanding its brokerage activities into multiple cities across the United States.  The Blackwell Team is on a mission to help three million Americans break free of the rat race and take complete control of their time before the end of 2030.   When Robert is not busy helping clients and coaching Blackwell agents, he loves spending time with his beautiful wife Pam and their three amazing children.  He is an avid fan of the outdoors and enjoys hands-on projects around his home, his church, or helping friends.  Robert and his family live in the shadow of Mount Rainier in Tacoma, Washington.  What you will learn during the Podcast What inspired you to get into real estate?   What is your why?    Why do you believe real estate is a superior investment to stocks, bonds, or mutual funds?   How much money does someone need to get started investing in real estate?   Is dealing with tenants a pain? Roberts Website link: https://blackwellgift.com/ emmittmuckles.com

Have you ever had an intuitive insight to create something new or do something and did not act upon the intuitive insight you received?  What prevented you from taking action to bring your intuitive insight into a physical reality? Let me share another true story with you. My dad was a carpenter by trade and […] The post Podcast: What did you leave unfinished in your life? appeared first on OUT THERE ON THE EDGE OF EVERYTHING®.

Domain names, how to avoid overcomplicating getting started, and all things podcast guest-related is what we explore today with Andrew Alleman. A technology media publisher, Host of the podcast Domain Name Wire, and founder and editor of blog of the same name, Andrew built his business podcastguests.com because he wanted to find more guests for his show. Like many ideas born out of necessity, he bootstrapped his way to create an MVP which helped him scale the business to the point where it now has over 20,000 members who use it to find guests and be a guest on podcasts. Here are just some of the things we cover in this episode:Tips on how to pick a domain name for your podcastWhat to focus on and NOT focus on when starting a podcastHow his wife built the hugely successful The Internet of Things Podcast How to compete as a podcast guestHow to create a guest One Sheet to stand out and land more bookingsWhat are podcast hosts looking for in a good guestMistake people make when reaching out to hostsHow to be prepared before going on a podcastHow to attract the right guests for your showWhy getting big-name guests isn’t necessarily the best pathTricks for inspiring your guest to share your showSuggestions on how to get feedback on your show to help make improvementsAndrew's Website:https://domainnamewire.com/https://podcastguests.com/Andrew's Guide:https://podcastguests.com/guide/Andrew on Social Media:https://twitter.com/DomainNameWirelinkedin.com/in/allemannhttps://www.facebook.com/domainnamewirehttps://www.youtube.com/user/DomainNameWireLinks and Resources:

Find full show notes and links at: https://gocamp.pro/blog/women-of-gcp-podcastWhat do you call it when you gather a bunch of female camp and podcasting pros in a room? You call it AWESOME.In today’s special crossover episode, Beth Allison from Camp Code hosts a conversation with several of the women who podcast with Go Camp Pro. Today’s episode features Rachel Kent and Cassie Bloy from Beyond Camp, Sam Thompson from the Day Camp Pod, Kelly Schuna from The Camp Owner’s Podcast, and Ruby Compton from Camp Code and Gabrielle Raill from CampHacker and Camp Code. Listen in as these women discuss their mentors who inspired them in the industry, challenges women face working at camp and advice for new camp pros. Interestingly, all of these women have also attended the Women in Camp Summit in previous years. During the episode they discuss some of their biggest takeaways from the event as well as what they are most looking forward to for this year’s Live Virtual Summit taking place December 2-3. Find out more about the Women in Camp Summit Live Virtual event at https://www.womenincampsummit.com.Gabrielle announced this year’s Summit will also feature the first of the “Becoming Allies” series with an event titled “Becoming Allies: Supporting Women in Camp” on December 4. Folks who want to participate in the Allies event can register through this link: https://acai.wildapricot.org/event-4051965-The Women in Camp Summit needs your support! The planning team for the Summit has set a $7,500 fundraising goal to offer scholarships to attendees and off-set the costs of hosting this unique professional development event. Every dollar counts. Donate today and donate again on the Day of Giving for the Women in Camp Summit on November 24. Donate here: https://acai.wildapricot.org/allies/-Love this episode?Find more Podcast goodness at gocamp.pro/podcast. Also, if you want to support the work that we do, please consider subscribing to the shows, and leaving us a rating in your favourite Podcast app.-On This Episode:Beth Allison, Camp Consultant and Co-Owner - Go Camp ProGabrielle Raill, Camp Director - Camp OuareauRuby Compton, Chief Exploration Officer - Ruby OutdoorsSam Thompson, Recreation Supervisor - Crystal Lake Park DistrictKelly Schuna - Owner - Hidden Pines RanchCassie Bloy, Consultant & Freelance Camp Director - Stephane Richard Development Consulting Rachel Kent, Coordinator, Member Risk - Girl Guides of Canada

Find full show notes and links at: https://gocamp.pro/blog/women-of-gcp-podcastWhat do you call it when you gather a bunch of female camp and podcasting pros in a room? You call it AWESOME.In today’s special crossover episode, Beth Allison from Camp Code hosts a conversation with several of the women who podcast with Go Camp Pro. Today’s episode features Rachel Kent and Cassie Bloy from Beyond Camp, Sam Thompson from the Day Camp Pod, Kelly Schuna from The Camp Owner’s Podcast, and Ruby Compton from Camp Code and Gabrielle Raill from CampHacker and Camp Code. Listen in as these women discuss their mentors who inspired them in the industry, challenges women face working at camp and advice for new camp pros. Interestingly, all of these women have also attended the Women in Camp Summit in previous years. During the episode, they discuss some of their biggest takeaways from the event as well as what they are most looking forward to for this year’s Live Virtual Summit taking place December 2-3. Find out more about the Women in Camp Summit Live Virtual event at https://www.womenincampsummit.com.Gabrielle announced this year’s Summit will also feature the first of the “Becoming Allies” series with an event titled “Becoming Allies: Supporting Women in Camp” on December 4. Folks who want to participate in the Allies event can register through this link: https://acai.wildapricot.org/event-4051965-The Women in Camp Summit needs your support! The planning team for the Summit has set a $7,500 fundraising goal to offer scholarships to attendees and off-set the costs of hosting this unique professional development event. Every dollar counts. Donate today and donate again on the Day of Giving for the Women in Camp Summit on November 24. Donate here: https://acai.wildapricot.org/allies/-Love this episode?Find more Podcast goodness at gocamp.pro/podcast. Also, if you want to support the work that we do, please consider subscribing to the shows, and leaving us a rating in your favourite Podcast app.-On This Episode:Beth Allison, Camp Consultant and Co-Owner - Go Camp ProGabrielle Raill, Camp Director - Camp OuareauRuby Compton, Chief Exploration Officer - Ruby OutdoorsSam Thompson, Recreation Supervisor - Crystal Lake Park DistrictKelly Schuna - Owner - Hidden Pines RanchCassie Bloy, Consultant & Freelance Camp Director - Stephane Richard Development Consulting Rachel Kent, Coordinator, Member Risk - Girl Guides of Canada

Find full show notes and links at: https://gocamp.pro/blog/women-of-gcp-podcastWhat do you call it when you gather a bunch of female camp and podcasting pros in a room? You call it AWESOME.In today’s special crossover episode, Beth Allison from Camp Code hosts a conversation with several of the women who podcast with Go Camp Pro. Today’s episode features Rachel Kent and Cassie Bloy from Beyond Camp, Sam Thompson from the Day Camp Pod, Kelly Schuna from The Camp Owner’s Podcast, and Ruby Compton from Camp Code and Gabrielle Raill from CampHacker and Camp Code. Listen in as these women discuss their mentors who inspired them in the industry, challenges women face working at camp and advice for new camp pros. Interestingly, all of these women have also attended the Women in Camp Summit in previous years. During the episode, they discuss some of their biggest takeaways from the event as well as what they are most looking forward to for this year’s Live Virtual Summit taking place December 2-3. Find out more about the Women in Camp Summit Live Virtual event at https://www.womenincampsummit.com.Gabrielle announced this year’s Summit will also feature the first of the “Becoming Allies” series with an event titled “Becoming Allies: Supporting Women in Camp” on December 4. Folks who want to participate in the Allies event can register through this link: https://acai.wildapricot.org/event-4051965-The Women in Camp Summit needs your support! The planning team for the Summit has set a $7,500 fundraising goal to offer scholarships to attendees and off-set the costs of hosting this unique professional development event. Every dollar counts. Donate today and donate again on the Day of Giving for the Women in Camp Summit on November 24. Donate here: https://acai.wildapricot.org/allies/-Love this episode?Find more Podcast goodness at gocamp.pro/podcast. Also, if you want to support the work that we do, please consider subscribing to the shows, and leaving us a rating in your favourite Podcast app.-On This Episode:Beth Allison, Camp Consultant and Co-Owner - Go Camp ProGabrielle Raill, Camp Director - Camp OuareauRuby Compton, Chief Exploration Officer - Ruby OutdoorsSam Thompson, Recreation Supervisor - Crystal Lake Park DistrictKelly Schuna - Owner - Hidden Pines RanchCassie Bloy, Consultant & Freelance Camp Director - Stephane Richard Development Consulting Rachel Kent, Coordinator, Member Risk - Girl Guides of Canada

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My guest today is the CEO of Predictive ROI, host of the top-rated Onward Nation Podcast, and author of the book Profitable Podcasting. Stephen Woessner breakdowns how to produce a successful podcast as well as anyone! What I love about his approach is the attention he places on all the details. He gets into the weeds and looks at all the levers that can be pulled to help a podcast find success. He’s written books on search engine optimization and social networking and understands how to predict a return on investment for the work we put in. It’s no wonder, his company is called Predictive ROI. This one is chalked full of nuggets of gold and here are some highlights:Why podcasting is like a Trojan Horse for business3 steps for planting your Flag of Authority Creative ideas for repurposing your podcastWhat are the vital metrics we should pay attention toSEO and Email list building strategiesHow to turn your podcast into YouTube videos, weekly newsletters, and a bookHow many loyal fans you needIdeas to help treat your podcast guests like VIPsWhere you can find Stephen:https://predictiveroi.com/https://predictiveroi.com/onward-nation-podcast/https://www.amazon.com/Profitable-Podcasting-Business-Expand-Platform/dp/0814438288https://www.facebook.com/PredictiveROI/https://twitter.com/stephenwoessnerhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/stephenwoessner/https://www.instagram.com/predictiveroi/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLxm9F3qRNYLH4GBMQ9ZfUg

In this time of social distancing and lockdown along with the rise of remote work and Zoom sessions, we can’t forget another pandemic….   Loneliness.   As most of you are aware, we are in a time where just about everyone in the world is connected to a device. Whether it’s a cell phone, laptop, desktop, tablet, or other device, most of us find it easier to send a quick message to someone rather than speak to them face to face (and that was before the pandemic!)   Deep down, we know that this is not how communication is supposed to be.   In this heart-filled episode that couldn’t come at a more important time, our guest is Jack Eason, author of “The Loneliness Solution”. Jack has an important message for people who are struggling with social loneliness during this challenging time. He also has an important message for those struggling with spiritual loneliness as well.   Tune in to get inspired and get some practical steps to help you out of social and spiritual loneliness..and into the community you were created to belong to.   What We Learned in the Podcast What is loneliness? Is there a difference between being alone and loneliness? Is social media making us more lonely? How is COVID impacting our social health? How do we address loneliness? How has social media changed the way we communicate? Do humans need community? The importance of connecting with God Can you be lonely spiritually? Is church really that important? Why the perfect community is waiting for you..if you take the risk   Podcast Stopping Points [3:32] Understanding loneliness   [4:16] The difference between being alone and loneliness   [6:58] Social distancing   [7:47] How do we get over loneliness?   [9:00] How to build a relationship..the right way   [9:28] The ease of technology vs the work in a relationship   [11:12] Getting back into community   [16:13] Why the perfect church does not exist   [20:00] What if I don’t want to go to church?   Quotes to Keep in Mind “We are the most connected culturally and yet the most lonely generation…   “The first problem [in the Garden of Eden] was solitude.”   “Our relationships have become more transactional….”   “The reality is..until you really have a relationship with Him….you may try to fill that loneliness with other things.”   About Our Guest: Jack Eason Jack Eason is the founder and executive director of Crossover Cups Mission, the President of Heart Share Group, and pastor at CrossRoad church.   He is the author of “The Loneliness Solution”.   You can learn more about him at https://www.jackeason.org/   About Our Sponsor: Fix My Water Have a question about what’s in your water? Visit https://fixmywater.co/ to get a report and access to water filtration systems to clean up the water you and your family drinks.

Krista is mum to 2 blind catexplorers, Kira & Kahlil. Both were born in Cyprus and she flew with them to their home in Finland. We chat about that process, the realities of living with 2 blind cats and catexploring with them.See the show notes here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/adopting-blind-cats-across-europe-and-catexploring-with-them-with-krista-kira-and-kahlilTo support Catexplorer & join the Catexplorer Purr Squad or become a Catexplorer Producer, see here: https://catexplorer.co/supportTo find out how to leave a review see here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/how-to-leave-a-review-for-the-catexplorer-podcastWhat we talk about:About KiraTransporting Kira from Cypress to FinlandMoving a cat around the European UnionFlying with KiraEscorting foster dogs on international flightsManaging poop incidents while flyingHow Kira is blindAbout KahlilFlying Kahlil internationallyKrista’s other animalsWhat it is like having blind catsSetting up your home for blind catsTeaching blind cats about the heights in your homeCatexploring with Kira & KahlilHow to choose which cats will be catexplorersHow Krista trained Kira & Kahlil to be catexplorersThe logistics of catexploring with 2 catsWhat is different about catexploring with a blind catCatexploring off leashDifferences with Kira & Kahlil’s catexploring stylesBalancing catexploring needs of 2 cats who prefer different thingsCatexploring with all of Krista’s animalsCamping with catsAdvice for new catexplorersMost entertaining comment while catexploringCatexplorers that inspire KristaProduct that has been a gamechangerTraining blind cats to use a cat wheel

Selamat datang di episode perdana Podcast What's Your Sign? with Prita Prawirohardjo! Ayo, buat semua yang peduli dan ngulik sama per-zodiak-an, yuk langsung dengerin pembahasan soal Aries, tentunya sama bintang tamu yang juga zodiaknya Aries, Dylla Agnesia.

Joey hosts the podcast titled What's Your Purpose, and on today's episode we dive deeper into how we can learn our purpose. He even gives us a sample of how we can begin to do so, using me as the subject. Enjoy!What's Your Purpose podcast:https://www.joeychandler.net/podcastWhat is a flashback episode?:A flashback is a chance to highlight some of of earlier dope episodes that you may have missed! Also, It gives me more time to work to create better, new episodes. Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rediscover-the-will-podcast/id1492565948Click The Links Below:YouTubeWebsitePodcastInstagramFacebookEmailSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=7K3QHKTA7MZ9E&source=url)

Zafrina is mum to 2 cats – Kitty Mojito & Lynx. Kitty Mojito was adopted as a kitten while Lynx was 12 years old when he was adopted. We chat about adopted senior cats, the differences in training a catexplorer who is older, canoeing with cats, helping your cat get used to crowds and so much more.See the show notes here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/adopting-and-training-an-older-catexplorer-and-the-differences-in-training-a-kitten-vs-an-older-cat-with-zafrina-kitty-mojito-and-lynxTo support Catexplorer & join the Catexplorer Purr Squad or become a Catexplorer Producer, see here: https://catexplorer.co/supportTo find out how to leave a review see here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/how-to-leave-a-review-for-the-catexplorer-podcastWhat we talk aboutAbout Kitty MojitoAbout LynxHow Lynx was a 12 year old medical fosterHow a medical foster worksWhat is great about adopting a senior catWhy you should adopt a senior catHow Kitty Mojito & Lynx get alongIntroducing Kitty Mojito & LynxChallenges of following ‘instructions’ or steps in real lifeCatexploring with Lynx & Kitty MojitoDoing day to day catexploringCanoeing with catsTraining your cat to go on a canoeKitty Mojito managing crowds of people Training Kitty Mojito to be ok with crowdsTaking Kitty Mojito to festivalsTraining an older cat to walk on a leashThe difference in catexploring with a younger cat and an older catManaging different cats’ personalities while catexploringAdvice for new catexplorersMost entertaining comment while catexploringProduct that has been a gamechanger

Scroll down for further details about today’s guest. Support this Podcast   What is the perfect day? Have you ever considered what this looks like? The point is, other than for big occasions, we don’t spend enough time actually creating our perfect days. Is this because we are afraid of setting up an agenda for disappointment? Also, are perfect days only perfect when we look back on them and see them in a different light? For example our prominent memories are the ones we focus on, so when we look back we draw out those prominent points, and we constantly recreate our feelings around those points, which can distort what actually happened at the time of the event.   So when you reflect on a perfect day in your life, can you re-connect with the feelings of that event? Could you think back to what was a perfect day and could you recreate that day? What does it feel like now? Sean Anchor on Happiness I while back I watched a talk by Sean Anchor who suggests that before you go to sleep each night, that you replay the highlights (the best bits) of your day, and create a gratitude list. (Link to the talk below) He suggests enhancing and reinforcing the best bits so that we get to experience them twice and when we look back we remember each day from a positive perspective. What about creating perfect days going forward? When I woke this morning, I knew the topic for this podcast was going to be the Perfect Day so I thought, perhaps I’d better focus on creating this day as a perfect day. Last night I planned to bake bread today. So that was the first think I wanted to do. Then I did 15 minutes of Yoga and went out for a 45 minute run, followed by creating this podcast. So far this day is shaping up to be perfectly what I want it to be, but the key is not to be attached to the outcome. For example the bread may not have come out as perfectly as it did. Would I have let that spoil my perfect day? Give yourself some wiggle room. If we want to keep creating the things we want and re-creating perfect days in the future, we have to give ourselves some wiggle room and accept what comes, but remained focused on the positive aspects. This is how we develop an abundance mentality. So whatever you choose today, I hope it’s a good one for you. Getting Stuff Done In the last event we talked about getting the stuff done. Implementing action plans to do the things we want to do to move forward. This is something I am passionate about, not only in my own life, but in supporting others in theirs too. Through Life Passion & Business I offer Focus Coaching to help you get stuff done and I believe this is key in moving things forward through these difficult times. Focus coaching identifies what you want, identify the blocks, take away those blocks and support you to make it happen and the amazing thing is this can be done in focused 20 minute sessions. If you are interested follow the links below for more details. Links Life Passion & Business Focus Coaching Shawn Achor TedTalk Change Your World Everyday Coaching GroupCoach / Speaker: Sally Baker  

Gabrielle is mum to Munchkin, the cat & Cowboy, the dog. Munchkin is a catexplorer who goes kayaking, is a pro at doing tricks in front of a live audience & also donates blood for cats in need.See the show notes here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/cats-donating-blood-performing-tricks-on-live-tv-and-kayaking-with-cats-with-munchkin-gabrielleTo support Catexplorer & join the Catexplorer Purr Squad or become a Catexplorer Producer, see here: https://catexplorer.co/supportTo find out how to leave a review see here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/how-to-leave-a-review-for-the-catexplorer-podcastWhat we talk aboutHow Munchkin found his way in Gabrielle’s lifeHaving a bottle feeding kittenCompassionate adoptionHow often cats are abandoned at veterinary clinicsAbout MunchkinCatexploring with MunchkinCatexploring with a dog (Cowboy)How Munchkin and Cowboy get alongSocialising MunchkinKayaking with MunchkinKayaking with a cat and a dogHow cats can donate bloodHow your cat can donate blood tooHow animal blood donations workThe blood donation screening processWhy blood donation is important for animalsHow Gabrielle learned about clicker trainingWhat Munchkin can do with clicker trainingUsing clicker training with catexploringBeing on TV with MunchkinHow Gabrielle made Munchkin comfortable with being on live TVAdvice for new catexplorers

Do you have a hard time making yourself exercise? Or do you ever find yourself becoming obsessed with exercise? In today’s podcast, Jessica Hottle shares three lies that keep us from exercising and the truth that will help us want to exercise. Jessica also talks about the problem of putting too much importance on exercise and appearance, and how God can help us change no matter what side of the spectrum we lean toward. Jessica Hottle is a successful online entrepreneur, speaker, author, podcaster, and faith-based fitness coach who helps women find freedom from their past and healing in their bodies. While she believes that we’re called to steward our bodies well, what matters most is what’s in our hearts and our standing in Christ. Things We Talked About on the Podcast: Lies that keep you from exercising Why it’s important to be consistent with exercise and how to discover what consistency looks like for you What to do on the days you miss your workout How to avoid becoming excessive with exercise How all-or-nothing thinking affects exercise and how to get rid of it Why it’s important to ask, “What does my soul, spirit, and body need?” Other questions you can ask for self-evaluation How to make time for exercise What to do if you’ve always failed at creating an exercise routine in the past Quotable Quotes: “Your body is your biggest storyteller.” - Jessica Hottle "Ask yourself these questions: 'What does my soul need? What does my body need?'" - Jessica Hottle Resources We Talked About on the Podcast: What’s the Truth Podcast with Jessica Hottle Jessica's Instagram I Deserve a Donut App Know Your Worth by Jessica Hottle Own Your Worth by Jessica Hottle How to Listen to the Podcast: Stitcher: Click here to subscribe or listen on Stitcher. Apple Podcasts: Click here to subscribe or listen on Apple Podcasts. (If you haven’t subscribed to the podcast on Apple, this can sometimes take a few hours to update.) Google Play: Click here to subscribe or listen on Google Play. Android: Click here to subscribe or listen on Android. Spotify: Click here to subscribe or listen on Spotify. Amazon Alexa: To listen on Amazon Alexa, say, “Alexa, play the Taste for Truth Podcast.”  

JoAnn is mum to Ava, the cat & Patch, the dog. She is also a person of colour. We chat about introducing a cat and a dog, catexploring with them, the realities of catexploring as a person of colour, reacting to the comments you receive and redefining what normal means.See the show notes here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/catexploring-as-a-person-of-colour-with-a-cat-and-a-dog-joann-ava-patchTo support Catexplorer & join the Catexplorer Purr Squad or become a Catexplorer Producer, see here: https://catexplorer.co/supportTo find out how to leave a review see here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/how-to-leave-a-review-for-the-catexplorer-podcastWhat we talk aboutAbout Ava (cat)Finding pet friendly rental propertiesManaging cat allergiesBeing a first time cat ownerAbout Patch (dog)Introducing Patch & AvaEnsuring that Patch & Ava get alongTraining PatchCatexploring with Patch and AvaImportance of crate trainingBeing a person of colour while catexploring vs being a while person while catexploringReacting to the situations when people aren’t nice about catexploringBeing calm and courteous in those situationsManaging gas lightingImportance to learning about other’s point of viewExperiences with learning about BIPOC Breaking your normalFeeling that catexploring wasn’t normal initially and how to overcome thatLearning to not to care about what others thinkRealising that people are curious and positive with catexploringRealising that by catexploring, we’re encouraging others to go catexploringAdvice for new catexplorersMost entertaining comment while catexploringCatexplorers that inspire JoAnn & AvaProduct & service that has been a gamechanger for JoAnn & Ava

Tone Kapone, Keke, and Zach Boog talk 'Thots Next Door', The Granny Battle, Ray-J's Divorce, Tamar's Drama, Loans Gone Wrong and more on episode 20 of the What More Can I Say Podcast!

Dylan is a kitty who goes catexploring with her dog brother, Ronan. We chat to their mum, Neen, about introducing them and creating a happy relationship between a cat and dog. We also dive into catexploring with both a cat and dog, particularly when you are camping, hiking, canoeing and even vanning.See the show notes here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/creating-a-happy-relationship-between-your-cat-and-dog-and-going-camping-canoeing-and-vanning-with-them-with-my-trail-buddy-dylan-ronan-neenTo support Catexplorer & join the Catexplorer Purr Squad or become a Catexplorer Producer, see here: https://catexplorer.co/supportTo find out how to leave a review see here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/how-to-leave-a-review-for-the-catexplorer-podcastWhat we talk aboutAbout Dylan, the catHow Dylan (the cat) and Ronan (the dog get along)Introducing Dylan and RonanRonan’s separation anxietyWhy Neen picked getting a cat instead of another dog to help Ronan’s separation anxietyHow Neen helped Ronan’s separation anxietyCreating a safe space & crate training for RonanReinforcing the boundaries between Dylan and RonanCatexploring Dylan doesHow to go catexploring with a cat and dogWhat the first camping trip with Dylan was likePaddling to their first camping locationCanoeing with DylanZoomies while campingCamping with Dylan and RonanHow Neen approaches camping differently now with experience with Dylan & RonanWhy Neen chooses a paddle on site for camping with DylanWhat Neen takes for camping with DylanKitty litter while campingWhat Dylan learns from RonanHow Dylan has become more confidentWhat to be consider when picking a tent for camping with a cat & dogHow Dylan & Ronan hang out while setting up a camp siteThe first time Neen & Dylan went canoeing on their ownHow Dylan comforted Neen when stressed on the canoePlans to van with Dylan and RonanMaking the van cat & dog friendlyHow to show your cat that an air bnb or hotel is home and safeHelping Dylan adjust to life on the roadAdvice for new catexplorersMost entertaining comment while out and about with DylanCatexplorers that inspire Neen & Dylan

Today I had the pleasure of speaking with the active real estate syndicator and investor, founder of Yarusi Holdings, and host of The Jason and Pili Project YouTube channel and podcast, Jason Yarusi.[00:01 – 05:34] Opening SegmentJason talks about his background and how his journey began[05:35 – 13:40] Surround Yourself with the Right PeopleJason shares the story of how he got into real estate[13:41 – 18:53] Jason and Pili’s Multifamily FoundationJason talks about why they dived into educating peopleWe talk about the book The Go-Giver[18:54 – 25:08] What is Underwriting?Jason gives advice for first-time investors.Jason talks about underwriting and how he reached such a high-level underwriting skill.[25:09 – 29:40] Higher-Level MindsetFocus on your strength and find people that will fill your weaknesses[29:41 – 32:25] TIME TO TAKE ACTION SegmentWhat are THREE actionable steps that our listeners could do today to move them forward in real estate investing?Keep listening to your podcastWhat do you want?Think about what that first logical step is that will get you into that journeyThink about the next piece of that logical step to push your journey forwardConnect with Jason online. See links below. Tweetable Quotes:“Lots of management is empowering people to be able to do what they do best because if you’re a leader who just assumes that everybody is gonna come to you and you have to do everything and catch everything, you’re gonna stop the flow of success.” – Jason Yarusi You can connect with Jason on Instagram. Listen to their Podcast, The Jason and Pili Project.LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode.Visit www.nokacapital.com to learn more about investing in multifamily real estate.I’d like to connect with you! Send me an email at Amir@NokaCapital.com. Book Recommendations:Rich Dad Poor DadThink and Grow RichBest Ever Apartment Syndication Book

Wondered how to hold your cat in a way that doesn’t freak them out? Or why our cats appear stressed when we scruff them? Or what behaviours you should train your cat (and how) for catexploring?Tabitha Kucera is an Elite Fear Free and Low Stress Handling Certified Registered Veterinary Technician. She is the owner of Chirrups and Chatter Cat and Dog Behaviour Consulting and Training in Cleveland, Ohio.Tabitha shares all about fear free handling methods that you can use. Why we shouldn’t scruff our cats – and how we should restrain them. We also dive into how to train your cat to come when catexploring and even how to get them out of a sticky situation while you are out and about together.See the show notes here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/low-stress-ways-to-hold-your-cat-training-them-for-those-sticky-situations-while-catexploring-and-more-with-tabitha-kucera-from-chirrups-and-chatterTo support Catexplorer & join the Catexplorer Purr Squad or become a Catexplorer Producer, see here: https://catexplorer.co/supportTo find out how to leave a review see here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/how-to-leave-a-review-for-the-catexplorer-podcastWhat we talk aboutWhat does Fear Free mean?How to create a fear free happy homeWhy you shouldn’t pet your cat while playing with themHow to help harness your cat’s predatory instinctsFear friendly, low stress handling of our catsWhy we shouldn’t scruff our catsDifferent ways to hold our cats that is low stress for our catsHow to restrain your cat (without scruffing them) if they get into ‘trouble’ while catexploringRecall training for catexploringWhat to do if your cat gets into a space that they shouldn’t while you are catexploringHow to get your cranky or upset cat to safety (while catexploring) without restraining themHow to clicker and target stick train while catexploringWhat to do if you see an off leash dog while catexploringLow stress ways to give your cat medicineMedication training your catLow stress ways to brush your cat’s teethUsing these techniques to help fear in older catsWhy we shouldn’t throw our cats into situations they fearAdvice for new catexplorersMost entertaining comment about cat behaviourWho inspires Tabitha in the cat spaceGamechanger for cat behaviour management

Gillian from the Breaking Through Careers podcast asks, "Do you need a podcast trailer? And if so, what should you put in one?"TL;DRA podcast trailer helps you build anticipation for your new show or new season, while also allowing you to submit your podcast to all the major directories before you release episode one.This is important, because some directories (like Apple Podcasts) can take up to 2 weeks to approve new shows, and you want your podcast to be available everywhere when it's time to launch.So in this episode, you'll learn how to make a great podcast trailer that builds anticipation for your show's release.#1. Make it shortYour podcast trailer should be shorter than a full episode. And, honestly, it doesn't have to be much longer than 60 seconds. The idea is to tell your listeners what they need to know and give them a reason to subscribe to your podcast.#2. Things to includeName of your podcastWhat your show is aboutWho your podcast is for (and not for)A call-to-actionA call-to-action is the thing you want your listeners to do immediately after listening to the episode. In this case, your call to action will be asking your new listeners to subscribe to your show in their favorite app so that they can get episode one downloaded to their phone as soon as it's released.#3. Have fun with it!You want your podcast trailer to reflect the mood and tone of your show. If you have a fun and upbeat podcast, your trailer should feel fun and up beat.Include clips from future episodes, add music and sound effects, and get creative!Examples of good podcast trailersBuzzcastDreamfulLiterally! With Robe LoweRecord your podcasting question at Speakpipe.com/Buzzsprout to be featured on a future episode.Review Podcasting Q&A in Podchaser to let us know what you think of the show.

Gibson is a catexplorer who explores the urban jungle that is Toronto. On top of that, Gibson is such a pro with clicker training. We spoke to his mum, Sarah, all about training Gibson, catexploring in urban areas, using public transport & clicker training.See the show notes here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/urban-catexploring-training-your-cat-and-more-with-the-gibson-chroniclesTo support Catexplorer & join the Catexplorer Purr Squad or become a Catexplorer Producer, see here: https://catexplorer.co/supportTo find out how to leave a review see here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/how-to-leave-a-review-for-the-catexplorer-podcastWhat we talk about:How Gibson came into Sarah’s lifeHow they realised Gibson was a catexplorerAbout GibsonTypes of catexploring they doHow Gibson was trained to go catexploring in urban areasHow to find cat friendly indoor locationsCatexploring around people with cat allergiesHow to go catexploring on public transportCatexploring with other catexplorersCat meet upHow Sarah started to train Gibson to be a catexplorerHow their catexploring has evolvedTaking things slow and steadyComparing your cat to Instagram catsWhat makes your cat enjoy certain types of catexploringThe clicker training behaviours Gibson can doHow Gibson got started with clicker trainingThe basics of clicker trainingTeaching Gibson non-verbal cuesClicker training while catexploringAdvice for new catexplorersMost entertaining comment while catexploringCatexplorer that inspire Sarah and GibsonProduct, service or program that has been a gamechanger for GibsonCatexplorer Podcast 50th episode giveaway detailsWin a Catexplorer mug AND beanie to keep you warm.Option 1: Leave a review for the Catexplorer Podcast (find out how to here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/how-to-leave-a-review-for-the-catexplorer-podcast)Screenshot your reviewUpload it to social media, tag Catexplorer (@catexplorer.community on Instagram, Catexplorer on Facebook, or post in the Catexplorer Community Facebook group) and use #catexplorerpodcast50Option 2: Take a photo or video of you wearing or using your Catexplorer merchandise (hoodies, T-shirts, tanks etc). Special points if your cat is in the photo!Upload it to social media, tag Catexplorer (@catexplorer.community on Instagram, Catexplorer on Facebook, or post in the Catexplorer Community Facebook group) and use #catexplorerpodcast50You can join in either way. Or you can even join in both ways and you will get double the entries. Have more than one piece of Catexplorer merchandise? Each post will be a separate entry.Giveaway closes at 5pm (Australian EST) on the 10th September 2020. Winner will be announced on social media on the 15th September 2020.

TITLE Best of the Podcast—What is a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP)? Aren’t all HSPs Introverts? GUEST Jacquelyn Strickland, LPC EPISODE OVERVIEW Jacquelyn Strickland co-created the HSP Gathering Retreats with Dr. Elaine Aron in 2000, and she has worked exclusively with HSPs since then. Jacquelyn talks about the 4 Core Characteristics of being a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP), and the differences between Highly Sensitive and non-Highly Sensitive introverts and extroverts, as well as the ambivert. Jaquelyn also talks about sensitivity as we age, and what it means to be fully integrated with a strong sense of self-identity as an HSP. HIGHLIGHTS We discuss the term Highly Sensitive Person and Jacquelyn shares her thoughts about this name There are 1.4 Billion HSPs in the world and we all share these 4 core characteristics The 4 Core Characteristics of being a Highly Sensitive Person as coined by Dr. Elaine Aron D—Depth of Processing Elaine Aron feels that Depth of Processing is a key component for HSPs Depth of processing happens in the pre-frontal cortex, so HSPs see breadth and depth of things around us We reflect more than others on the way the world is going We think about the meaning of life We Wonder about the quality of relationships we’re in We’re aware of social justice issues O—Overarousal and Overstimulation That feeling of being stressed out Feeling burnt out This may be the most negative thing HSPs experience since our current dominant culture is about doing Chronic overstimulation can lead to depression and anxiety E—Emotional Responsiveness and Empathy We bring more emotional intensity and empathy in most every situation There’s a difference between emotional intensity and emotional reactivity We can honor our emotional intensity—this is where we express our feelings in the arts, writing beautiful poems, people who show or speak passionately about they feel We have more mirror neurons S—Sensitive to Subtleties We can notice when the barometric pressure is dropping Some HSPs may have perfect pitch We have more side effects to medications We are usually sensitive to changes in temperature We may notice the sound of a ticking clock or dripping water   70% of Highly Sensitive Persons (HSPs) are introverts 30% of Highly Sensitive Persons (HSPs) are extroverts There are 5 distinct groups we need to look at when talking about introversion and extroversion HS introvert HS extrovert Non-HS introvert Non-HS extrovert Ambivert Jacquelyn also talks about the Myer’s Briggs and what it means when scores on introversion or extroversion are high and low The concept of the battery being charged for extroverts and drained for introverts when they are around people is primarily talking about Non-HSPs A HS extrovert will enjoy being alone; will need time to recharge after extroverting, and will probably choose specific venues to socializing that are different than a Non-HS extrovert A HS extrovert needs to find the right amount of novel stimulation, to renew and recharge A HS extrovert may want to know who will be at the party (their political affiliation, what the activities will be; how long will the activity last) in order to see if it satisfies our HS needs As we get older, we may get more particular about where and how we choose to expend our energy and time We can be sensitive extroverts, or we can choose to introvert You can be a HS extrovert and still feel socially awkward or not always feel at ease in social situations Our depth of processing can make it challenging if we’re reading the room, or we may go home and wonder if we talked too much or did things right If you feel uncomfortable in a social situation, it helps to have a role—volunteer to help; arrive early before it gets crowded When we worry about doing things right or following the rules it can make it harder for us to trust that how we show up is just right I thought I had social anxiety, was anxious, was an introvert, so I avoided social situations and felt depressed and lethargic. Turns out, I’m a Highly Sensitive Extrovert, which is why I’m so passionate about providing information to others who may read memes around introversion and mistakenly identify The ambivert doesn’t have the DOES, but can choose whether to introvert or extrovert We want to be fully self-identified and integrated as HSPs regardless of whether we’re an introvert or extrovert Once we get fully integrated with a strong sense of self-identify, when we’ve healed our wounds, when we’ve reframed our past, when we’ve got a plan of knowing when and how to be out in the world, we don’t hide anymore. We talk about sensitivity and whether it increases as we age We discuss HSPs and social media We talk about the HSP retreats that Jacquelyn has been running and the benefits and unexpected gifts she’s seen people get from these retreats We talk about some of the things that are unrelated to being an HSP that are often posted in groups, and then people identify and things that are not related to being an HSP get mistakenly attributed to being an HSP Jacquelyn acknowledges Dr. Elaine Aron’s work and the fact that she’s opened the doors for many people (myself included) to specialize in working with The Highly Sensitive Person Thank you Dr. Elaine Aron! GUEST BIO Jacquelyn has been a Licensed Professional Counselor since 1993, which is the same year she became certified to utilize the statistically valid & reliable Myers Briggs Personality Assessment.   Her professional and personal lives took synchronistic detour when she stumbled across Elaine Aron’s original work in May 1996 while waiting for a bus not far from where Elaine lives in Marin County, California.    Since that time, Jacquelyn has devoted herself to empowering sensitive people around the world.  She and Elaine co-created the HSP Gathering Retreats in 2001, and there have been 35 and counting HSP Gatherings, both nationally and internationally – in Canada, Germany, Sweden, United Kingdom, and on both U.S. coasts and in between.   She is an Advanced HSP Consultant , one  of 15 national & international HSP professionals trained by Elaine Aron in 2018 on the concept, measurement and research regarding of Sensory Processing Sensitivity and the highly sensitive person Besides Elaine Aron, major influences which have informed Jacquelyn’s work have been her background in Social Work, Women’s Studies, Brene Brown, Eco Psychology & her Nature as Teacher & Healer experiences.  She is fortunate to live in Colorado where she has been able to immerse herself in nature for days at a time over the last 30 years. She has recently added the title of Sage – and she teaches, mentors, and counsels not only with knowledge of our HSP trait, but also with decades of wisdom from living authentically as an HSP.  Elaine talks of this stage as the Priestly Advisor.     She has been married to a major introvert, non-HSP, since 1978 .  Her relationship with someone so different than me is what prompted my study of temperaments, including the Myers Briggs and the Enneagram.  She is the mother of two grown sons, one a  HSP, and the grandmother of 3 grandchildren, ages 4, 2 and 1.   Her oldest granddaughter is a sensitive extrovert, like her grandmother.    PODCAST HOST Patricia Young work is a licensed therapist and coach, specializing in working with Highly Sensitive People (HSPs). Patricia is passionate about providing education to help HSPs and non-HSPs understand and truly appreciate the amazing gifts they have to offer. Patricia works globally online with HSPs providing coaching. Patricia also facilitates online groups for HSPs that focus on building community and developing skills (identifying your superpowers, boundaries, perfectionism, dealing with conflict, mindfulness, embracing emotions, creating a lifestyle that supports the HSP, communication and more). LINKS Jacquelyn’s Links Website-- LifeWorks! http://www.lifeworkshelp.com/ Stages of Cultural Awareness/Acceptance As An HSP--http://www.lifeworkshelp.com/HSP-Newsletter/stages-of-cultural-awareness-acceptance-as-an-hsp/ Top Ten Reasons to Have a HSP Dyad Parntership-- http://www.lifeworkshelp.com/HSP-Newsletter/top-ten-reasons-to-have-a-hsp-dyad-partnership/ Introversion, Extroversion and The Highly Sensitive Person--https://hsperson.com/introversion-extroversion-and-the-highly-sensitive-person/ HSP Highlights & Insights Ezine: Sign up Here-- http://www.lifeworkshelp.com/HSP-Newsletter/ You can like the HSP Gathering Retreat Facebook Page here: http://www.lifeworkshelp.com/HSP-Newsletter/winter-2018-new-hsp-happenings-here-and-around-the-world/  The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron Patricia’s Links To write a review in itunes: click on this link https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/unapologetically-sensitive/id1440433481?mt=2 select “listen on Apple Podcasts” chose “open in itunes” choose “ratings and reviews” click to rate the number of starts click “write a review” Website--www.unapologeticallysensitive.com Facebook-- https://www.facebook.com/Unapologetically-Sensitive-2296688923985657/ Facebook group Unapologetically Sensitive-- https://www.facebook.com/groups/2099705880047619/ Instagram-- https://www.instagram.com/unapologeticallysensitive/ Youtube-- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOE6fodj7RBdO3Iw0NrAllg/videos?view_as=subscriber e-mail-- unapologeticallysensitive@gmail.com Show hashtag--#unapologeticallysensitive Music-- Gravel Dance by Andy Robinson www.andyrobinson.com

In Good Company's second (and first full-length) episode J.D. and Jonathan sit down and talk shop on the following:Purpose and goals of the podcastWhat makes a 'Good Company'?How we can retain our mothers as subscribersSettlers of Catan strategyWe wrap up the episode with a roundup of all the movements and news in the greater commerce industry.Enjoy.

This week on the Way of Champions Podcast we welcome Martin St Louis, a Canadian retired professional ice hockey player. What if we were all really good at getting better? Take out your notepad and something to write with and get ready or some great insight on becoming a tremendous athlete from a hockey player who the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy as the NHL's most gentlemanly player. About Martin St Louis St. Louis played over 1,000 games and scored 1,000 points in an NHL career that began with the Calgary Flames in 1998 and ended with the New York Rangers in 2015. St. Louis is best remembered for having played with the Tampa Bay Lightning from 2000 until being traded to the Rangers in 2014. He also briefly played with HC Lausanne of the Swiss National League A. He was a member of the Tampa Bay Lightning Stanley Cup championship team in 2004. St. Louis was elected into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2018; his first year of eligibility. Highlights from the Podcast: What drove Martin to work hard and get into the NHL? How did playing with 16 year olds as a 12 year old help when Martin got older? How to help your child improve as a parent What are some ways to install the passion of playing a sport in kids? What was it like to go to a new system (Tampa) and struggle at first? How do you build confidence as an athlete? Is talent enough to make it to the pros? How do you not push your passion onto your kids when they don’t want it? Help Support the Podcast! Become a Podcast Champion! …and get FREE access to ALL of our online courses. If you love the podcast, we would love for you to become a Podcast Champion, (https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions) for as little as a cup of coffee per month (OK, its a Venti Mocha), to help us up the ante and provide even better interviews, better sound, and an overall enhanced experience. Plus, as a $10 per month Podcast Super-Champion, you will have access to never before released and bonus material, including: Downloadable transcripts of the podcasts, so you don't have to crash your car trying to take notes! A monthly discussion with John, James, Jerry, and other special guests talking about the previous month's episodes and answering some of the FAQs we received that month A code to get free access to our online course called "Coaching Mastery," usually a $97 course, but yours for free for becoming a patron. Access to an online community of coaches like you who are dedicated listeners of the podcast, and will be able to answer your questions and share their coaching experiences. Thank you for all your support these past two years, and a special big thank you to all of you who become part of our inner circle, our patrons, who will enable us to take our podcast to the next level. https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions

TITLE Best of the Podcast - What is an Emotionally Immature Parent, & How to Identify a Healthy Relationship GUEST Lindsay Gibson, PsyD. EPISODE OVERVIEW Dr. Lindsay Gibson, author of Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents, & Recovering from Emotionally Immature Parents explains what an emotionally immature parent is, and how this impacts their adult children.  I talk about crying when I got overwhelmed when my kids were young, and Lindsay comments on this. We talk about how to establish good emotional ties with our children, and what constitutes good enough parenting, Lindsay provides nineteen qualities to identify what a healthy relationship looks like.  HIGHLIGHTS What is emotionally immaturity? Why is it important to understand it? What are the main characteristics of an emotionally immature parent? How do relationships with emotionally immature parents affect their children’s lives? What are the main things to remember when dealing with emotionally immature parents? If you’re dating, how do you pick a person who is emotionally mature? How do you identify what a healthy relationship looks like? What is our human Bill of Rights? We talk about repair work with parenting I share that I’d get really frustrated with my boys when they were young, and I’d cry because I didn’t know what else to do Lindsay talks about how she views this  We talk about the pressures of parenting Lindsay explains what good enough parenting is—which should be very reassuring to parents! I share about having a tantrum when my son had a tantrum and how it felt lousy afterward We’d do good repair work, but I eventually learned to stay calm I would also let my boys know when I was edgy and close to loosing it. I would let them know what they could do to help me. They’ve told me as young adults how helpful this was to them We talk about emotional intimacy with our children How do we let ourselves be known by our children when we are having difficult feelings How to establish good emotional ties with our kids in a good way Winnicut talks about good enough parenting Research shows that it just takes 30% of being a good enough parent in order to have a favorable outcome Lindsay gives an example of how an adult child could set a limit with their emotionally immature parent if they decided not to spend Thanksgiving with the family When adult children set limits with their emotionally immature parents, the parent feels rejected; unloved or they have a strong defensive reaction When setting a boundary, you want to stay present to your own heart You want to be able to have empathy and acknowledge what it is like for the other person You want to remember what your goal is for the interaction, so your intention is clear for yourself You also have an opportunity to observe how the other person is reacting, and the defenses that they use Emotionally Healthy Relationships Is the person generally realistic and reliable? Do they work with reality rather than fighting it? Are they finding ways to solve problems or are they complaining about how they’ve been victimized? Do they have a consistent and reliable nature about them? Do they take things personally? When they get upset, can they still think? Do they lose the ability to be rational? Signs of temper, impatience or impulsivity should be a red flag—those are cardinal signs of immaturity Another red flag is when a person gets very upset, then tells you it’s just because they love you You want your partner to be reciprocal; you do something for them and they do something for you You set a boundary, and they say OK If you set a boundary, and your partner tries to talk you out of it, or walk you out of it, that is two red flags Boundaries at the beginning of the relationship will tell you almost everything you want to know about that person Being flexible and able to compromise is a sign of maturity You want someone who is basically truthful; that you can trust who they are Does the person respond to you in a manner that you feel safe, and seen and heard? Do they reflect on their mistakes and try and change, or do they make excuses? Do they reflect when you tell them you’re mad at them, or do they say, “Why do you keep bringing that up? What’s wrong with you?” If they can’t accept when you’re angry and they get defensive, that’s about having a major lack of empathy Your partner is thin skinned meaning they do not allow other’s reactions to happen, because that person gets so reactive Nobody is more intrinsically important as an adult than anybody else They way that emotionally immature people react with guilt, shame, fear and self-doubt, can make the other person start to doubt their reality This is where you have to remember that “There’s good stuff in me!” GUEST BIO Lindsay Gibson, PsyD. has been a licensed clinical psychologist for over thirty years and specializes in individual adult psychotherapy with adult children of emotionally immature parents. She is the author of three books, the most recent being Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents and just out in May of this year, Recovering from Emotionally Immature Parents. In the past Dr. Gibson has served as an adjunct assistant professor teaching doctoral psychology students, and she writes a monthly Well-Being column for Tidewater Women magazine in Virginia Beach, VA. PODCAST HOST Patricia Young hosts the podcast Unapologetically Sensitive, and works with Highly Sensitive People (HSPs) helping them to understand their HSP traits, and turning their perceived shortcomings into superpowers. Patricia is passionate about providing education to help HSPs and non-HSPs understand and truly appreciate the amazing gifts they have to offer. Patricia works globally online with HSPs providing coaching. Patricia also facilitates online groups for HSPs that focus on building community and developing skills (identifying your superpowers, boundaries, perfectionism, dealing with conflict, mindfulness, embracing emotions, creating a lifestyle that supports the HSP, communication and more). LINKS Website— http://www.drlindsaygibson.com/ Dr. Elaine Aron’s website—HSP self-test https://hsperson.com/test/highly-sensitive-test/ Dr. Gibson’s book was translated from English to Russian by Elena Tereshchnkova  You can find the actual translator here--https://www.facebook.com/elena.tereshchenkova Website--www.unapologeticallysensitive.com Facebook-- https://www.facebook.com/Unapologetically-Sensitive-2296688923985657/ Facebook group Unapologetically Sensitive-- https://www.facebook.com/groups/2099705880047619/ Instagram-- https://www.instagram.com/unapologeticallysensitive/ Youtube-- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOE6fodj7RBdO3Iw0NrAllg/videos?view_as=subscriber e-mail-- unapologeticallysensitive@gmail.com Show hashtag--#unapologeticallysensitive Music-- Gravel Dance by Andy Robinson www.andyrobinson.com

Starting a Podcast - What is Your WHY? Episode #220 Are you looking to increase your profile as an influential voice in your industry? Are you looking to enter into a new marketplace? Perhaps you are looking to generate new marketing and sales leads? Are you looking to grow your email list so you can continue to nurture your prospects and turn them into customers? Are you looking to become the subject matter expert in your industry? Create content that can be repurposed into articles and blog posts? All of the above? Or is there another reason? The answer to these questions will determine your content, format, and call to action. Remember, being clear on the answers to the above questions is key. The right strategy and consistent promotion of your podcast will ensure that it generates the best return on investment which can eventually begin to become a profitable podcast. Listen and learn more on this episode of the Delaware Blogger Podcast and make sure to subscribe so that you won't miss any future episodes. For more information, send an email to info@ablakeenterprises.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/delawareblogger/message

Are all religions the same? How does Christianity compare to other world views? Pastor Nat Crawford covers those questions in today’s interview with author and Professor Ken Samples. Download the Transcript of Today's PodcastWhat do you do when you are feeling spiritually stuck or experiencing anger, or fear?  These are just some of the barriers that can keep you from growing in your relationship with God. You’re not alone.  If you’re looking for practical, Scripture-based steps to overcoming anger and fear our Win the Day resource is a great place for you to start.  You can get a copy of this helpful booklet by giving a gift of any amount to Back to the Bible today.Get to know Nat Crawford, Cara Whitney, Arnie Cole

Why does God care about how you manage your resources?  Pastor Nat Crawford answers that question and more in today’s encouraging study about stewardship.  Later, Cara Whitney and Arnie Cole join him to share some practical insights and help you move forward in faith.Download the Transcript of Today's PodcastWhat do you do when you are feeling spiritually stuck or experiencing anger, or fear?  These are just some of the barriers that can keep you from growing in your relationship with God. You’re not alone.  If you’re looking for practical, Scripture-based steps to overcoming anger and fear our Win the Day resource is a great place for you to start.  You can get a copy of this helpful booklet by giving a gift of any amount to Back to the Bible today.Get to know Nat Crawford, Cara Whitney, Arnie Cole

Motives matter when it comes to living a generous life!Today, Pastor Nat Crawford explains the blessing of giving and living in God’s grace. Later, Arnie Cole and Cara Whitney add some helpful application.Download the Transcript of Today's PodcastWhat do you do when you are feeling spiritually stuck or experiencing anger, or fear?  These are just some of the barriers that can keep you from growing in your relationship with God. You’re not alone.  If you’re looking for practical, Scripture-based steps to overcoming anger and fear our Win the Day resource is a great place for you to start.  You can get a copy of this helpful booklet by giving a gift of any amount to Back to the Bible today.Get to know Nat Crawford, Cara Whitney, Arnie Cole

Is your giving based on proportion, or preparation?  Pastor Nat Crawford explains the difference in today’s message about choosing character over compromise in your giving.  Arnie Cole and Cara Whitney join Pastor Nat to discuss some important take home points for your life.Download the Transcript of Today's PodcastWhat do you do when you are feeling spiritually stuck or experiencing anger, or fear?  These are just some of the barriers that can keep you from growing in your relationship with God. You’re not alone.  If you’re looking for practical, Scripture-based steps to overcoming anger and fear our Win the Day resource is a great place for you to start.  You can get a copy of this helpful booklet by giving a gift of any amount to Back to the Bible today.Get to know Nat Crawford, Cara Whitney, Arnie Cole

Pastor Nat Crawford explains that true generosity has nothing to do with your checkbook.  It’s all about your heart! And you’ll discover that God’s generous spirit can fill your heart to overflowing! Later, Pastor Nat is joined by Arnie Cole and Cara Whitney to talk about the impact of cheerful giving.Download the Transcript of Today's PodcastWhat do you do when you are feeling spiritually stuck or experiencing anger, or fear?  These are just some of the barriers that can keep you from growing in your relationship with God. You’re not alone.  If you’re looking for practical, Scripture-based steps to overcoming anger and fear our Win the Day resource is a great place for you to start.  You can get a copy of this helpful booklet by giving a gift of any amount to Back to the Bible today.Get to know Nat Crawford, Cara Whitney, Arnie Cole

Faith is often trivialized as emotion and opinion rather than a matter of fact. So, what is the right view of God and salvation? Get answers to this question and more as Pastor Nat Crawford interviews Kevin Lewis, Associate Professor of Theology and Law from Biola University. Download the Transcript of Today's PodcastWhat do you do when you are feeling spiritually stuck or experiencing anger, or fear?  These are just some of the barriers that can keep you from growing in your relationship with God. You’re not alone.  If you’re looking for practical, Scripture-based steps to overcoming anger and fear our Win the Day resource is a great place for you to start.  You can get a copy of this helpful booklet by giving a gift of any amount to Back to the Bible today.Get to know Nat Crawford, Cara Whitney, Arnie Cole

Pastor Nat Crawford opens the ancient book of Psalms to share a very relevant way to worship without reservation! Later Arnie Cole joins Pastor Nat to talk about experiencing God and His grace.Download the Transcript of Today's PodcastWhat do you do when you are feeling spiritually stuck or experiencing anger, or fear?  These are just some of the barriers that can keep you from growing in your relationship with God. You’re not alone.  If you’re looking for practical, Scripture-based steps to overcoming anger and fear our Win the Day resource is a great place for you to start.  You can get a copy of this helpful booklet by giving a gift of any amount to Back to the Bible today.Get to know Nat Crawford, Cara Whitney, Arnie Cole

Worship and serve the Lord with gladness! Pastor Nat Crawford explains why this ancient principle speaks so loudly in today’s world.  After his message, Pastor Nat will be joined by Arnie Cole for a discussion that will help you move forward in faith. Download the Transcript of Today's PodcastWhat do you do when you are feeling spiritually stuck or experiencing anger, or fear?  These are just some of the barriers that can keep you from growing in your relationship with God. You’re not alone.  If you’re looking for practical, Scripture-based steps to overcoming anger and fear our Win the Day resource is a great place for you to start.  You can get a copy of this helpful booklet by giving a gift of any amount to Back to the Bible today.Get to know Nat Crawford, Cara Whitney, Arnie Cole

Pastor Nat Crawford shares why, as a Christ follower, it’s so important to pursue physical fitness and deal with any addictions or idols in your life. Later, Arnie Cole joins Pastor Nat to talk about the physical responsibilities and rewards of living for Christ. Download the Transcript of Today's PodcastWhat do you do when you are feeling spiritually stuck or experiencing anger, or fear?  These are just some of the barriers that can keep you from growing in your relationship with God. You’re not alone.  If you’re looking for practical, Scripture-based steps to overcoming anger and fear our Win the Day resource is a great place for you to start.  You can get a copy of this helpful booklet by giving a gift of any amount to Back to the Bible today.Get to know Nat Crawford, Cara Whitney, Arnie Cole

Your body is a temple created by God, so today on Back to the Bible, Pastor Nat Crawford shares the need to be physically fit, as well as the freedom and power Christ gives you to do so. Later he talks about the practicalities of faith and fitness in his discussion with Arnie Cole.Download the Transcript of Today's PodcastWhat do you do when you are feeling spiritually stuck or experiencing anger, or fear?  These are just some of the barriers that can keep you from growing in your relationship with God. You’re not alone.  If you’re looking for practical, Scripture-based steps to overcoming anger and fear our Win the Day resource is a great place for you to start.  You can get a copy of this helpful booklet by giving a gift of any amount to Back to the Bible today.Get to know Nat Crawford, Cara Whitney, Arnie Cole

Should Christians care about the government? What about racism or injustice? How should Christians think and respond to topics like these? Answers to these questions and more as Pastor Nat Crawford interviews special guest, Kevin Lewis, Professor of Theology and Law from Biola University.Download the Transcript of Today's PodcastWhat do you do when you are feeling spiritually stuck or experiencing anger, or fear?  These are just some of the barriers that can keep you from growing in your relationship with God. You’re not alone.  If you’re looking for practical, Scripture-based steps to overcoming anger and fear our Win the Day resource is a great place for you to start.  You can get a copy of this helpful booklet by giving a gift of any amount to Back to the Bible today.Get to know Nat Crawford, Cara Whitney, Arnie Cole

No matter how out of control life gets, God offers you His power to walk in holiness, love, and integrity.  After today’s encouraging message with Pastor Nat, Arnie Cole and Cara Whitney will join in for discussion and helpful take home points.Download the Transcript of Today's PodcastWhat do you do when you are feeling spiritually stuck or experiencing anger, or fear?  These are just some of the barriers that can keep you from growing in your relationship with God. You’re not alone.  If you’re looking for practical, Scripture-based steps to overcoming anger and fear our Win the Day resource is a great place for you to start.  You can get a copy of this helpful booklet by giving a gift of any amount to Back to the Bible today.Get to know Nat Crawford, Cara Whitney, Arnie Cole

When life gets out of control, do YOU get out of control?  Today Pastor Nat Crawford shares scripture that will help you keep your cool, stand your ground, and choose character over compromise!Later Pastor Nat talks with Arnie Cole and Cara Whitney about what it means to walk in holiness.Download the Transcript of Today's PodcastWhat do you do when you are feeling spiritually stuck or experiencing anger, or fear?  These are just some of the barriers that can keep you from growing in your relationship with God. You’re not alone.  If you’re looking for practical, Scripture-based steps to overcoming anger and fear our Win the Day resource is a great place for you to start.  You can get a copy of this helpful booklet by giving a gift of any amount to Back to the Bible today.Get to know Nat Crawford, Cara Whitney, Arnie Cole