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In this special episode of the podcast, Peter sits down with Sam Jacobson for an interview celebrating Pastor Peter's ministry and call as the new senior pastor of St. Andrew. Prefaced by Pastor Peter's speech at the Special Congregational Meeting.

Today we have a poignant chat about panic attacks.  Prefaced by an even more poignant chat about "doing a scissor". Check out more from us on IG @haurakibigshowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is your favorite Beatles song? That's what literary agent, editor, and author Andrew Blauner asked 29 luminaries, from David Duchovny (“Dear Prudence”) and Rosanne Cash (“No Reply”) to Jane Smiley (“I Want to Hold Your Hand”) and Chuck Klosterman (“Helter Skelter”). Prefaced with a note from Paul McCartney, this collection is a celebration of all things Beatles—timed to the 50th anniversary of “Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.” Kirkus called IN THEIR LIVES “A charming, delightful collection for Beatles fans and music fans in general.”

Chris Paouros is an extraordinary leader and this is an extraordinary interview. Prefaced with a content warning, we discuss what it looks like to go on when the world has fallen out from beneath your feet. This episode delves into behaviours society needs its leaders to adopt. We also talk about community and belonging in the context of Chris activism to achieve equality in sports.

Chris Paouros is an extraordinary leader and this is an extraordinary interview. Prefaced with a content warning, we discuss what it looks like to go on when the world has fallen out from beneath your feet.  This episode delves into behaviours society needs its leaders to adopt. We also talk about community and belonging in the context of Chris' activism to achieve equality in sports.

Erich and Lauralee Schmidt went to a 4 day work week during COVID and haven't looked back. They also have an app for their shop with benefits to customers. Erich and Lauralee Schmidt, Schmidt Auto Care, Springboro, OH Watch Full Video Episode HERE Show Notes:   4 day work week- exhaustion during COVID, started cutting Fridays with three day weekends. Prefaced it as summer hours and would go back to 5 days in the fall. They never went back to 5 day work week. Revenue, productivity, and efficiency increased. 8-7 pm work hours. The check-in process includes 4 day work week schedule.  40 hours of training a year minimum- observing efficiency, open communication, partnering with employees with their training. Training is a requirement when hiring employees. “Where are your interests?” Service Advisor=Serice Specialist  Free Schmidt Auto Care App- started 6 years, App Fueled is a customizable garage for clients and a bevy of services outside of just communication. Special pricing, birthday specials, loyalty touch points. 30% of the customer base has the app.  Had ADAS for 3 years, one of the first in the area to get it. Program and calibration. Thanks to our Partner, Dorman Products. Dorman gives people greater freedom to fix vehicles by constantly developing new repair solutions that put owners and technicians first. Take the Dorman Virtual Tour at www.DormanProducts.com/Tour Connect with the Podcast: Aftermarket Radio Network Subscribe on YouTube Visit us on the Web Follow on Facebook Become an Insider Buy me a coffee Important Books Check out today's partner:

While most of the world has forgotten, today is known as Maundy Thursday to many Christians. It is the day we remember that Jesus gathered with his disciples, shared the first communion, prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane, and was betrayed and handed over to the Roman Soldiers to ultimately be put to death. Jesus prepared for his journey to the cross by praying. We too should be practical in our preparations, but also very prayerful. On today's program, guest host Jim Calhoun and Bob Biermann share their thoughts. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bob-biermann/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bob-biermann/support

While most of the world has forgotten, today is known as Maundy Thursday to many Christians. It is the day we remember that Jesus gathered with his disciples, shared the first communion, prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane, and was betrayed and handed over to the Roman Soldiers to ultimately be put to death. Jesus prepared for his journey to the cross by praying. We too should be practical in our preparations, but also very prayerful. On today's program, guest host Jim Calhoun and Bob Biermann share their thoughts.

Prefaced by our discussion with living legend Pat Leahy, this week's episode dives in to one of the original wiffle franchises - The 603 Allstars. We get the polar bear himself, along with boomah, and two new recruits to see wheat the past, present, and future of this franchise looks like. Oh and Gary shit his pants once. SICK.

If you hadn't heard of the David Reimer story, this is a must to start a conceptual picture: suicide, sexuality, the medical establishment, forced gender, and much more --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/drsherrittahughes/support

 Wherein the reunion you've waited all season for comes to pass, at long last! No longer in pieces, our felonious fellowship's peace doesn't last long. Prefaced by a "Season So Far" chapter update by Arabet, this is the perfect spot for new listeners to get in on the action. Don't delay, listen today! All music used in this episode under license from SOCAN, Creative Commons, or in the public domain.  Full track listings, playlist links, cast credits and other credentials are always available at runelanders.com! 

If you want to sit in on a class presentation on the research related to bisexuality please listen to this podcast! Vanessa is a MicroMasters student (part of the Centre for Applied Neuroscience MicroDegree in Psychological Neuroscience) supervised by me, Mandy Wintink. This week’s seminar class was on Sex and Gender and Vanessa’s topic was “Bisexuality” and she presents on the topic according to the guiding questions that provoked the research (see below). The other voices you can hear are that of the other MicroDegree students.Vanessa chose to do bisexuality because it is often considered a hidden sexuality because those who are bisexual are often seen as heterosexual if they are in a monogamous opposite-sex relationship or gay if they are in a same-sex relationship, neither of which can feel complete for someone who is bisexual. Through her research, Vanessa discovered that bisexual erasure is prevalent and so is bisexuality as well. In fact, some statistics show that bisexuality is the majority of the LGTB2QS community.Word of wise: You may want to slow this episode down to .75 speed because Vanessa and her brain present very fast…Resources:Kinsey ScaleRosa Diaz’s Comes Out on Brooklyn Nine-Nine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDGkCeElzhMGuiding Questions for the MicroDegree Topic of Sex & Gender:Choose a topic within the realm of sex, gender, or any sex-linked behaviour and learn about some aspect of neuroscience related to it. Some examples may include: sex, gender, sexuality, sexual orientation, gendered toys/clothes/behaviours, gender identity, gender expression, transgender, development, sex roles, gender/sex stereotypes, etc.Answer These Questions to the Best of Your Ability:Describe the topic that you chose in general terms.Why did you choose this topic and/or what interested you about this topic?Can you describe the public's general understanding or thinking associated with this topic?[How] does this topic relate to the concept of binary/non-binary categorization.Choose Whichever Of The Following Apply To Your Topic:What are the neuroscience issues surrounding this topic?Is there a neuroscience explanation/description for the phenomenon you are talking about?What brain mechanisms or neurochemicals are associated with your topic?Has your topic ever been considered a "disorder" or "disease"?Are there known sex differences related to your topic?How might our understanding of this topic change if we took a non-binary understanding approach to it?Answer These Too Please:What do you think is important information that the general public should know about this topic, as far as you can tell?What was the most important thing you learned about this topic?What was the most random/novel thing that you learned about this topic?Now that you have done your research... and hopefully come out of the custard... choose any 5 of these questions to answer for your presentation.

Prefaced with brief elusion to the third of those four thoughts that turn the mind about - focusing on the reality of suffering. Why do we have to suffer at all? This deepest dimension of suffering - it arises directly because of or pertains to our relationship with our bodies and minds. The aggregates (our bodies and minds), arose in relation to mental afflictions (klesha) and karma. We are closely holding onto, or identifying with, our bodies and minds which are defiled in the sense of being created by karma and klesha. That very identification with that which is not 'I' or 'mine', as being 'I' or 'mine'. Alan then goes on to give examples. Meditation starts at: 16:08

Prefaced by a testimony from someone who faced tragic circumstances, Pastor Neil uses this story and that of Joseph and his brothers to encourage us to look beyond the surface of tragedy, seeking to understand how God uses it for good.

Prefaced by a testimony from someone who faced tragic circumstances, Pastor Neil uses this story and that of Joseph and his brothers to encourage us to look beyond the surface of tragedy, seeking to understand how God uses it for good.

A story of a bayou rumored to capture lost souls that finally peaks the curiosity of a roving band of miscreant youths. Pulled by strings of happen-such and circumstance, the band's fate will leave you wondering... Prefaced by a poem about a carousel that is much more than it seems.

Vietnam's top director participates in panel discussion at USC after showing his antiwar film, "Don't Burn". Prefaced by Subversity show host Daniel C. Tsang on the director, the film and the diary of the National Liberation Front surgeon Dang Thuy Tram that the film is based on.

Nathan Shedroff, author, academic and entrepreneur, presents at the Digging Deeper sustainable design conference held in late July in San Francisco. (Prefaced with a short interview by Lunar's John Edson.)

Francoise Serralta, strategic research and planning director with PeclersParis, presents at the Digging Deeper sustainable design conference held in late July in San Francisco. (Prefaced with a short interview by Lunar's John Edson.) The evening panel discussion dug deep into the eco-issues designers face everyday to reveal building blocks for sustainable design.

Joep Meijer, founder and president of theRightenvironment, talks about models for sustainable design at the Industrial Design Society of America's Digging Deeper event in San Francisco July 22, 2008. (Prefaced with a short interview by Lunar's John Edson.) The evening panel discussion dug deep into the eco-issues designers face everyday to reveal building blocks for sustainable design.

Lunar's Travis Lee speaking on sustainable design at the Industrial Design Society of America's Digging Deeper event in San Francisco July 22, 2008, outlines an approach for how designers can think about building sustainable design principles into their product work. about sustainable design. (Prefaced with a short interview by Lunar's John Edson.) The evening panel discussion dug deep into the eco-issues designers face everyday to reveal building blocks for sustainable design.

Alexander Rose of the Long Now Foundation presents at the Industrial Design Society of America's Digging Deeper event about sustainable design (July 22 in SF). (Prefaced with a short interview by Lunar's John Edson.) The evening panel discussion dug deep into the eco-issues designers face everyday to reveal building blocks for sustainable design.

Prefaced by a theological overview of the love of God, this exposition of Ezekiel 16 compares the parallels of ancient Israel and the United States and the interplay between three spiritual realities that inevitably coexist in wicked nations, namely, religious self-deception, divine judgment and the unmistakable out workings of sovereign love. Title: Katrina and the Love of God Speaker: Dr. David Harrell Event: Sunday Service Date: Sep 11 2005 Bible: Ezekiel 16

Prefaced by an overview of the moral relativism that has invaded evangelicalism now culminating in the Emergent Church movement, this exposition examines the matter of spiritual authority according to Jesus as it was played out in His confrontation with the religious elite of Israel. Title: The Matter of Spiritual Authority Speaker: Dr. David Harrell Event: Sunday Service Date: Aug 21 2005 Bible: Matthew 21:23-32