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Our Discontent ep.698 Paul Cesarini is a Professor & Dean at Loyola University New Orleans. His fiction is published in 365 Tomorrows, Antipodean SF, the Creepy Podcast, Aphelion, Sci-Fi Shorts, Apocalypse Confidential, and Black Sheep, with stories in-press at Savage Planets and Mobius Blvd. In his spare time, he serves as the editor / curator of Mobile Tech Weekly, at: https://flipboard.com/@pcesari/mobile-tech-weekly-lh2560e4y. He is a big fan of science fiction from the 1930s - 1950s. He is not a fan of wax beans. Beans are supposed to be green, not yellow. Other TTTV Stories by Paul Cesarini: https://talltaletv.com/tag/paul-cesarini/ ---- Listen Elsewhere ---- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TallTaleTV Website: http://www.TallTaleTV.com ---- Story Submission ---- Got a short story you'd like to submit? Submission guidelines can be found at http://www.TallTaleTV.com ---- About Tall Tale TV ---- Hi there! My name is Chris Herron and I'm an audiobook narrator. In 2015, I suffered from poor Type 1 diabetes control which lead me to become legally blind for almost a year. The doctors didn't give me much hope, predicting an 80% chance that I would never see again. But I refused to give up and changed my lifestyle drastically. Through sheer willpower (and an amazing eye surgeon) I beat the odds and regained my vision. During that difficult time, I couldn't read or write, which was devastating as they had always been a source of comfort for me since childhood. However, my wife took me to the local library where she read out the titles of audiobooks to me. I selected some of my favorite books, such as the Disc World series, Name of the Wind, Harry Potter, and more, and the audiobooks brought these stories to life in a way I had never experienced before. They helped me through the darkest period of my life and I fell in love with audiobooks. Once I regained my vision, I decided to pursue a career as an audiobook narrator instead of a writer. That's why I created Tall Tale TV, to support aspiring authors in the writing communities that I had grown to love before my ordeal. My goal was to help them promote their work by providing a promotional audio short story that showcases their writing skills to readers. They say the strongest form of advertising is word of mouth, so I offer a platform for readers to share these videos and help spread the word about these talented writers. Please consider sharing these stories with your friends and family to support these amazing authors. Thank you! ---- legal ---- All stories on Tall Tale TV have been submitted in accordance with the terms of service provided on http://www.talltaletv.com or obtained with permission by the author. All images used on Tall Tale TV are either original or Royalty and Attribution free. Most stock images used are provided by http://www.pixabay.com , https://www.canstockphoto.com/ or created using AI. Image attribution will be declared only when required by the copyright owner. Common Affiliates are: Amazon, Smashwords
We don't have the capabilities we need to deliver legal services/products or solutions in a digital world. So what are legal educators doing about this and how quickly can they individually/collectively bridge the gap? In this podcast, Courtney Blackman, Head of Partnerships at Lander & Rogers discussed how legal education is changing in the face of GenAI with these leading academics and pracademics in law: Aaron Baer, Co-Founder and Corporate Law Instructor, 4L Academy Stephen Colbran, Head of the College of Law, Criminology and Justice, Dean of Law, CQUniversity Ann-Maree David, Executive Director, College of Law Queensland Tania Leiman, Professor & Dean of Law, College of Business, Government and Law, Flinders University This podcast was on Day Two of the CLI Legal Generative AI Summit 2023 on 25 October. If you would prefer to watch rather than listen to this episode, you'll find the video in our CLI-Collaborate (CLIC) free Resource Hub here.
In this episode of the Defence Connect podcast, senior journalist Robert Dougherty is joined by Professor Peter J Dean, PhD SFHEA, foreign policy and defence director at the United States Studies Centre, University of Sydney. Professor Dean was previously first chair of defence studies at the University of Western Australia and the inaugural director of the UWA Defence and Security Institute. He has also authored books and articles on the US-Australian alliance, Australian defence policy, and military operations. The pair discuss the changing geopolitical relationships in the Indo-Pacific, including outcomes from the recent AUSMIN 2023 meetings between the US and Australia. They then discuss America's search for an effective defence partner in the Indo-Pacific, and whether Australia fits the criteria. They also discuss the AUKUS defence agreement, the release of a recent defence paper by Russian and Chinese research institutes against AUKUS, and the USS North Carolina submarine visiting Perth, Western Australia. They then discuss the LAND 400 Phase 3 decision announcing that Hanwha Defense Australia has been successful in its bid to provide the Australian Army with a fleet of 129 infantry fighting vehicles. Finally, the pair take a quick look into the chaotic crystal ball of US politics and discuss the impacts a US election next year will have on the dynamic between the US and Australia. Enjoy the podcast, The Defence Connect team
Professor Dean's website: https://roydean.com/ Buy the book! https://www.amazon.com/Honed-Finding-Your-Edge-Over-ebook/dp/B09C11QYR4/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1L3GKMD0L3Z1H&dchild=1&keywords=honed+finding+your+edge+as+a+man+over+40&qid=1630362562&sprefix=honed%2Caps%2C210&sr=8-1 Greybeard Performance: https://greybeardperformance.com Mike Simpson has served over three decades in the military as an Airborne Ranger, a Special Forces Operator, and finally as a Doctor of Emergency Medicine assigned to the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC). Throughout his career, Mike has deployed to 17 different countries, from counter-narcotics operations in the jungles of South America, to the Global War on Terror (GWOT) in Southwest Asia and North Africa. Along the way, Mike has been trained as a demolitions expert, SWAT Sniper, High Altitude Low Opening (HALO) parachutist, civilian paramedic, Special Forces Medic, Operations and intelligence Sergeant, and finally, a board certified Emergency Medicine Physician. Mike is also a martial arts enthusiast, who trains in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Muay Thai. His passion for martial arts motivated him to become a practicing fight doctor. As one of the foremost experts in both tactical trauma medicine and combat sports medicine, Mike is highly sought after as a lecturer and instructor, working extensively with Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighters, law enforcement, and military organizations providing medical care and training. He co-stars on Hunting Hitler on the History Channel. Email: doc@drmikesimpson.com
The RELATIONSHIPS people have with their “PASSION”, and “COMPASSION” …On this Mukbang Southern Food 101st episode of the State of RE podcast with Professor DEAN & FoReal Khalil they do a deep dive on what it means to find your passion. Share your comments and feedback on what they discuss…Do you agree? Do you disagree? What is your passion you are willing to endure and suffer for?What are you compassionate about that you would suffer with?They highlight, music, movies and books that touch on and exemplify passion and compassion. (Squid games, Wu Tang Saga, Remember the titans, Nipsey Hussle, Jay-Z, Marvin Gaye, Vinyl records) Subscribe and comment below!!!https://youtu.be/IYvZQJLQRqk
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Tim and Clint sit down with Dr. Chris Bounds during Beulah Holiness Camp where he was one of the preachers. It was an incredible week of ministry, but this conversation was centered around the early church. Chris is from Wesley Seminary in Indiana and part of his expertise is in the early church - the first 500 years. A few highlights: Favorite verse: Matthew Chapter 1:21 - Jesus is given his name is to save us from our sin, our personal sin but also the sins committed against us. Jesus comes to free us from all the sins and wounds that come being enslaved in sin. Too often we idolize the New Testament church, but it wasn't the pristine beauty we often associate with it. The early church was similar to today – dealing issues, dealing with struggles and overcoming only by the grace of God. We're living in a time that is similar to the early church – in that most people in our post Christian world no longer consider the church relevant. It's more like we're in the minority and seeking ways to be salt and light in the our culture. We're called to enter into pain and suffering of the world around us. We don't judge the world, they can't help doing what they do not knowing Christ. But we do judge ourselves as believers. The mind of Christ is nothing more and nothing less that taking the posture of a servant. We have no idea of what true persecution is. Encouragement for local church leaders today…. The focus of discipleship. It was great to have him share on the Go Harvest Podcast and we hope it's an encouragement to each believer and ministry leader. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goharvest/support
Professor Dean Radin joins me today to talk about consciousness and magic. Professor Radin is Chief Scientist at the Institute of Noetic Science (IONS) and Associated Distinguished Professor of Integral and Transpersonal Psychology at the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS). For over three decades he has been engaged in research on the frontiers of consciousness.He is author or co-author of hundreds of scientific, technical, and popular articles, four dozen book chapters, and four popular books, including Real Magic - which we discuss.His 500+ talks have included presentations at Harvard, Stanford, Cambridge, Princeton, Columbia, and many many more. I could keep listing Professor Radin’s accolades but they are extensive, In essence, he is a world leading expert on consciousness, and that’s what makes his research and findings all the more riveting. What Radin has to say about parapsychology and psychic phenomena isn’t conjecture or anecdotal. Its thoroughly substantiated and completely flies in the face of what a materialist scientist would tell us about our mind, the brain, and the nature of consciousness. In this episode we discuss – among other things - why the materialist paradigm simply doesn’t work when it comes to consciousness; telepathy, prophetic dreams and other ‘psi-phenomena’; the nature and practice of magic, why so many materialists are resistant to expand their paradigm, my personal evolution from a materialist anti-theist to where my beliefs stand now, Schrodinger’s cat, remote viewing, and aliens.Small heads up, the day we recorded this conversation there were power outages in the remote jungle of Costa Rica in which I live – there are a couple times that the sound glitches a bit, which isn’t ideal, but it’s not too disruptive. I hope that you enjoy the show.
Today we celebrate a Quaker son of Pennsylvania who accomplished so much during his lifetime and left a legacy of botanical information for future generations. We'll also learn about a woman who, together with her husband, created an impressive arboretum in the middle of Iowa. We’ll hear some thoughts about spring from a Contemporary Turkish playwright, novelist, and thinker. We Grow That Garden Library™ with a fun fiction book about an adventurous young woman who joins an expedition in Yellowstone National Park at the end of the nineteenth century. And then we’ll wrap things up with the fascinating story of the Alaska State Flower - the Forget-me-not (Myosotis alpestris). Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart To listen to the show while you're at home, just ask Alexa or Google to “Play the latest episode of The Daily Gardener Podcast.” And she will. It's just that easy. 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The next time you're on Facebook, search for Daily Gardener Community, where you’d search for a friend... and request to join. I'd love to meet you in the group. Important Events April 28, 1782 Today is the birthday of the botanist, physician, and member of the U.S. House of Representatives, William Darlington. Like his fellow eminent botanists John Bartram, Humphry Marshall, and William Baldwin, William was born into a Quaker family in Pennsylvania. A native of West Chester, William received his medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. When William was a student, Benjamin Barton, the botanist and author of the first American botany textbook was an early mentor. After signing on as a surgeon for an East India merchant, William traveled to Calcutta. A year later, William returned to England and married Catharine Lacey, the daughter of a distinguished Revolutionary War General. Lacey supported William’s work. The Darlingtons were married for forty years and had four sons and four daughters. Two of their sons were named in honor of fellow botanists: their oldest son was Benjamin Smith Barton Darlington and their youngest son William Baldwin Darlington. The year 1826 was a big year for William Darlington. He organized and presided over the Chester County Cabinet of Natural Sciences, and he published his first edition of "Florula Cestrica," his summary of plants in West Chester, Pennsylvania. William was a saver and an archivist. Today, William’s work to preserve his letters with Humphry Marshall and John Bartram are much appreciated. In terms of legacy, one of William’s most valuable contributions to botanical history is his masterpiece called Memorials of Bartram and Marshall. In 1853, the botanist John Torrey named a new variety of California pitcher-plant for Darlington. He called it Darlingtonia Californica. As for William, his large herbarium and works were bequeathed to his beloved Chester County Cabinet of Natural Science. William was buried in Oaklands Cemetery, near West Chester. Twenty years earlier, William wrote his own epitaph in Latin - it is inscribed on his monument: "Plantae Cestrienses, quas dilexit atque illustravit, super tumulum ejus semper floreant" or May the plants of Chester, which he loved and documented, forever blossom over his grave. William's tombstone is crowned with a relief of Darlingtonia californica. April 28, 1916 Today is the birthday of the arboretum-maker Frances Bickelhaupt. Frances is remembered for the arboretum that she and her husband Robert created around their family home in Clinton, Iowa. During the 1960s and 1970s, Robert and Frances watched in dismay as Dutch Elm disease claimed the beautiful Elm-lined streets of their hometown. In response, Frances and Robert began planting a diverse range of trees on their 10-acre property. Now, Frances and Robert were exceptionally disciplined when it came to planting trees - they committed to grouping all the trees by species. Today, the Bickelhaupt Arboretum has a lovely collection of trees - including ash, beech, birch, crabapple, elm, hickory, honeylocust, linden, magnolia, and oak. Bickelhaupt also has a gorgeous conifer collection, regarded as the Arboretum’s crown jewel, and features many rare and dwarf conifers. In total, the Bickelhaupt Arboretum boasts over 2,000 different species of plants. In 2020, the Bickelhaupt Arboretum was damaged by the derecho ("duh-RAY-cho") - a widespread and severe windstorm that blew through the midwest on August 10, 2020. As a result of the derecho, Bickelhaupt lost 28 trees, and many more were damaged in the hurricane-force winds. The first course of action is clean up following by tree removal - for the trees were so damaged they could not be saved. Today, if you happen to visit the Bickelhaupt Arboretum, there is a poignant sculpture of Frances and Robert near the entrance. They are standing side by side, and Frances has one foot resting on the top of a shovel she holds against the earth. Unearthed Words In the winter, you may want the summer; in the summer, you may want the autumn; in the autumn, you may want the winter; but only in the spring you dream and want no other season but the spring! ― Mehmet Murat ildan (“MAY-met Moor-rat ILL-don,” Contemporary Turkish playwright, novelist, and thinker Grow That Garden Library Letters from Yellowstone by Diane Smith This fiction book came out in 2000, and it won the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association Book Award for Fiction. In this book, Diane Smith tells the story of a young woman named A. E. (Alexandria) Bartram. A lively young woman and amateur botanist, Alexandria is invited on an expedition of Yellowstone in the spring of 1898. The leader of the expedition is a Montana professor who initially thought AE Bartram was a man. He was shocked to learn the truth when Alexandra joins the team. Still, it's full steam ahead 4 the group of scientists, and they embark on a summer of fascinating Adventures and a web of entangled relationships. The backdrop is, of course, the beauty of Yellowstone and 19th-century concerns about science, economics, and nature. This book offers a little bit of everything - botany, humor, adventure - and even romance. This book is 226 pages of fiction based on true American history, nature, science, and culture. You can get a copy of Letters from Yellowstone by Diane Smith and support the show using the Amazon Link in today's Show Notes for around $1 Today’s Botanic Spark Reviving the little botanic spark in your heart April 28, 1917 On this day, the State Flower of Alaska was adopted: the Wild Native Forget-me-not (Myosotis alpestris "my-oh-SO-tiss al-pes-tris”). The Forget-me-not was part of the Alaskan culture long before it became the official state flower. During the Alaskan gold rush, the men formed lodges. A lodge called the Grand Igloo selected the Forget-me-not as the lodge emblem. Later on, women got involved with the lodge through auxiliaries. One pioneering Alaskan woman was Esther Birdsall Darling. Esther lived in Alaska from 1907 to 1918. She created a dog kennel in Nome and later started the first sled dog race. Esther became known worldwide when she began writing about her life in the north and her Alaskan sled dogs. Inspired by the “Forget-me-not” legislation, Esther wrote a poem dedicated to the State’s pioneers called “Forget-me-not.” It was included in the bill put before the legislature: So in thinking for an emblem For this Empire of the North We will choose this azure flower That the golden days bring forth, For we want men to remember That Alaska came to stay Though she slept unknown for ages And awakened in a day. So although they say we’re living In the land that God forgot, We’ll recall Alaska to them With our blue Forget-me-not. In the bill's margins, there were two handwritten verses (likely written by Esther) and often used as the first two verses to her original poem. A little flower blossoms forth On every hill and dale, The emblem of the Pioneers Upon the rugged trail; The Pioneers have asked it And we could deny them not; So the emblem of Alaska Is the blue Forget-me-not. The Forget-me-not is a member of the Borage family (Boraginaceae). In Floriography ("FLOOR-EE-ah-grah-FEE") or the language of flowers, the Forget-me-not flower represents true faithful love, fond memories, hope, and remembrance. In the middle ages, Forget-me-not was believed to be an effective treatment for scorpion bites. The buds of the flower curl like a scorpion's tail, which was believed to be a sign from nature. This is how Forget-me-not earned the common name Scorpion Grass. Celebrated in folklore, there are many stories about Forget-me-nots. The popular tale of how the Forget-me-not was named tells of a German knight walking by a river with his lady. When he stooped to pick a tiny flower, he lost his balance as he straightened to give the blossom to his beloved. He fell into the river and said, " Vergiss mein nicht." before being swept away. After the battle of Waterloo, the battlefield was covered with Forget-me-nots. The dainty flowers sprung up to mark the spots of fallen soldiers. When King Richard III banished Henry of Lancaster, he chose the Forget-me-not as a rallying symbol. The flower became an emblem for his followers. During the 20th-century, Germans planted Forget-me-nots to honor the fallen and were a special remembrance after WWI. In modern gardens, Forget-me-nots are especially beautiful in rock gardens and along water features like streams. On April 26, 1951, the Vermont Standard shared an adorable story about the Forget-me-not. “Professor Leon Dean of the English Department of UVM (The University of Vermont) spoke on the subject of "Vermont Folklore." He began by explaining that history is all about us… and that the learned historian no longer looks down upon the contributions of the local historian. Folklore, he said, can be adapted to [the] classroom… and the student can go from folklore to local, and national history. ...Even more important are people whose memories reach back in a chain - from generation to generation. Professor Dean gave the illustration of a country doctor who in the spring, would carry Forget-me-not seeds which he sprinkled on the waters of the streams he passed. In time these streams were lined with Forget-me-nots, a memorial when he was gone.” Thanks for listening to The Daily Gardener. And remember: "For a happy, healthy life, garden every day."
Roy Dean is an expert in the art of jiu jitsu, and his inspiring videos on YouTube have educated people around the world. Dean's martial education is well rounded, holding first degree black belts in Kodokan Judo and Aikikai Aikido, and third degree black belts in Japanese and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Professor Dean has written about his adventures in two books,"The Martial Apprentice" and "Becoming the Black Belt."
In this week's episode we welcome on Dean Kriellaars from the College of Rehabilitation Sciences at the University of Manitoba. We talk with Dean about Physical Literacy and his work in this field. This is quite the episode exploring physical literacy and everything that it goes into. We talk about what physical literacy is, how we inspire people to move, physical literacy enhanced design, and the connection of creativity, risk, pressure and confidence on physical literacy. We also explore confidence eroding language and activities and discuss some ways to change them to be more appropriate for each mover. There is a lot we can take away as sports coaches and practitioners from this episode and we hope everyone enjoys! Dean has a lot of resources out there on physical literacy but provided the pdfs or citations to some that dive into our discussion and physically literacy more in depth. Check those out in our guest resources drive under the Dean Kriellaars folder (https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1yeWqDu8Ano2YmkIEyg7EbcxfuB3ZtzUd?usp=sharing). Don't forget to connect with the show on social media (@thecoachsroad) and check out our new website: thecoachsroad.com Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoyed!
Professor of Government, Dean Lacy discusses the upcoming election as it relates to partisanship, the Supreme Court, demographics, and a spate of other topics. Hosted by Dhruv Uppal '22 and Jack Nicastro '23.
Episode 88 - Relationship with trying to Educate people Online… Pandemic Education. How’s your Distance Learning? How’s your Distance Educating? – Feat. 2nd Grade Teacher Lisa and Professor Justin, with State of RE’s own Clare the intern. Intro – Prof. DEAN vents and rants about current events. Actual INTERVIEW & PODCAST begins at the 14-minute mark. Professor Dean interviews and talks with 2nd Grade Teacher Lisa, Professor Justin, and our own Clare who attends UCB - · How does Distance Learning during this pandemic affect Families and educators?? · Highs and Lows of Distance Education · Creatively what to rethink and relearn as educators of online learners. Shout out to Ms. Kao and Titus Lee for their feedback on content about their experience as a parent, and as my bad ass lazy nephew about their experience. Comedy Sketch - EddieBComedy Matt Shell IV Rant Music: State of Re IntroKupla - Kingdom of BlueBiggie Smalls - Sky's the Limit Jess Glyne - Thursday (Ed Sheeran) Ann Marie - 2002 (Ed Sheeran)Lauryn Hill - Everything is EverythingBackstreet Boys - Show me the meaning Mr. Rogers Intro
On this episode of RŌL Radio we have a true martial artist in every sense of the word, Roy Dean.Professor Dean's journey has taken him across the globe and after decades of training he has earned his black belt in Judo, Aikido, Japanese Jiu Jitsu, and eventually Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Along this journey he has gained a wealth of knowledge and a unique perspective on the positive affects martial arts can have on the individual and society at large.We are fortunate enough to have Professor Dean share his knowledge and perspective with us on a variety of topics, while also touching on various parts of his incredible and continuing martial arts journey.Here is RŌL Radio with the insightful and thought provoking Professor Roy Dean. Episode #17 Highlights:2:35 Marking your BJJ Progress21:35 Should Martial Arts be taught in US schools?30:24 The impact of studying in Japan as a teen.36:03 “we are in history right now”42:46 Quiet Confidence56:06 Rapid Fire Fivehttps://www.instagram.com/roydean_/https://www.roydean.tv/http://www.therolradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/therolradio/ https://www.facebook.com/therolradio/
Episode 86: So what’s your Relationship with your LEGACY?· What will you be REmembered for? · What is your Legacy going to be? · What is your Purpose? · What is your Legend going to be? · What are Tangible acts of Legacy you can leave behind? · What are Intangible acts of Legacy you can leave behind? With the recent loss of Chadwick Boseman, Coach John Thompson, Lute Olson, and Cliff Robison (Rest In Power)....FoReal Khalil and Prof. DEAN deep dive into a conversation about the Legacy of our existence in the MAIN COURSE of CONVERSATION: They look at both Intangible and Tangible Legacies, and share their vision and dialogue on reflections and acts we can all think about when it comes to coming to grips with life, death, and legacy. In Shit is REdunkulous they discuss the shootings of Jeff Blake, the riots and shootings that follow as well. In Action REaction Sports they deep dive into the Protest by the NBA and where social justice, protest and civil rights go when it comes to sports and entertainment. In REwind they bring out EMCEE Jah's new freestyle. https://www.instagram.com/onedayrcrds/Our deepest condolences, thoughts and prayers to Dr. Mosby, Venus Jones, DeMia OG, and Chris Valentine's Family. This Episode we also Dedicate to Professor DEAN's father, NHIA YER YANG, we thank you for your lessons and blessings. We love you and we miss you. Rest in Power, Peacefully in Paradise to all those that we may have lost in the physical form but we know shine and watch over us. Spread Love, One Love. Music and Intro Credits: Chadwick Boseman - Howard University Graduation Speech 2018The Weeknd and Kendrick Lamar - Pray for Me Kendrick Lamar and SZA - All Stars
FoReal Khalil and Professor DEAN do a quick State of RE podcast Check In. This episode they share their real life, summer highs and lows of 2020.They discuss their RELATIONSHIP with their craft and art as Podcasters and discuss the balance needed in their lives. They also talk their normal shit about current events and do a quick review and update of things to come the rest of this 2020 on the State of RE Podcast. Thank you to all the fans, and listeners who've supported us along each step of the way on this podcast. It's been a rough summer, tough year but we will all get through it and this too shall pass. Music: Jah - IntroJah - Freestyle ( Laugh now cry later) Tori Kelly - I believe coverNipsey Hussle - That's how I knew Tenno - Journey
83. Relationships as an Ally, & Juneteenth (Heavy...but we had too.) What is Qualified Immunity? Intro: Bryan Stevenson - SPEECH "PROXIMITY IS POWER" SPEECH John Oliver - Qualified Immunity Bit Cato Institute - Unlawful Shield: Abolish Qualified Immunity https://www.unlawfulshield.com/FoReal Khalil and Professor DEAN dive into a normal format and talk: Shit is ReDunkulous - POTUS Trump claiming he made Juneteenth famous. & the violent and terrible lynchings around the country. Action Reaction - The NBA Season to Continue or Not to Continue!!! Kyrie Irving, Avery Bradley, Dwight Howard and those that want to boycott the season so that it does not distract from the movements vs. those NBAPA who do want to play. Good Reads and Recommends - Good Reads - Sau Williams, Nikki Giovanni, Saul Williams, Maya Angelou, Langston Hughes, "Why are all the Black kids sitting together in the cafeteria?" - Beverly Daniel Tatum James Cone - Cross and Lynching Tree Angela Davis - Women, Race and Class Recommends: Watchmen, Brian Banks, Black Panther Doc on Amazon Main Course of Conversation - Allyship Relationship How to be a great Ally? Ownership of PrivilegeOwn your Ignorance Exchange Cultural Capital EmpathyResearchConscious effort to build relationshipsListenLearnAsk Questions& Simply be a Great Friend Music: Jahfari - State of RE Intro Michael Che - Black Lives Matter Bit John Oliver - Qualified Immunity Bit A Tribe Called Quest - Can I kick it? Bob Marley - Could you be Loved Bryan Stevenson - SPEECH "PROXIMITY IS POWER" SPEECH John Oliver - Qualified Immunity Bit Cato Institute - Unlawful Shield: Abolish Qualified Immunity https://www.unlawfulshield.com/
81. Decolonize Your Mind From Emotional Residue - A Therapist Roundtable Conversations with Bianca, Blythe, & Bo for Summer 2020. An honor of Mental Health Awareness month in May. This final Episode of May, on the State of RE Podcast with Coach FoReal & Professor DEAN they dive into the Mental Health Conversation with three professional Therapist and talk about the mental sanity heading into a turbulent and unprecedented summer of 2020. In this Roundtable Conversations with Therapist: BiancaBlythe Bo They cover: Stigmas of therapy Creating Routine during these Covid19/Riot Summer 2020Developmental Awareness of Children between 0-10 Kindness to Self Avoidance = Substance Abuse Good Reads and Good Reviews Enjoy this podcast and we hope it brings some enlightenment to your mental health heading into Summer 2020. In solidarity we also want to say. #RIPGeorgeFloydStop Looting your own City. Shout out to my Twin cities family.Be safe. ✊ We’re with ya.TEXT "FLOYD" TO 55156 TO SIGN THE PETITIONor click this link: https://act.colorofchange.org/…/justiceforfloyd_george_floy…DONATION LINKS:the official george floyd memorial fund: https://www.gofundme.com/f/georgefloyd…the minnesota freedom fund: https://minnesotafreedomfund.org/donatereclaim the block: https://secure.everyaction.com/zae4prEeKESHBy0MKXTIcQ2black visions collective: https://secure.everyaction.com/4omQDAR0oUiUagTu0EG-Ig2#JusticeforGeorgeFloyd#BeAboutIt Credit: Chris Rock - Bad Apples Cops skitTrevor Noah - Therapy skit
Who's the G.O.A.T.? Michael "Air" Jordan, Kobe Bean Bryant (R.I.P), & king Lebron James?? (the Last Dance Documentary summary.) In this Action Reaction Sports Episode: Following the Last Dance Documentary has sparked the conversation and debate. Professor DEAN & Coach FoReal invite friends of the podcast and in this podcast jump into a qualitative poll, debate, conversation and debate about who is the GOAT of basketball? The 3 questions we ask are: What's the best quality you can draw from each Great Player of Lebron, Kobe and Michael? Who's the G.O.A.T? & Why? The final question: Start, Bench, Cut: Michael, Kobe, Lebron. Finally, Khalil & DEAN have a conversation about what they learn from #TheLastDance documentary. Big shout out to our guests: Andrea B, Emily Iverson, Nick G, Marc S, Fong, Franchise, Jojo, Eli, BD, BO, OBI, GT, Titus, & Sam. Music: Allan Parsons ProjectJordan CommercialsJordan Quotes from the Last Dance Doc.
Javicia Leslie of "God Friended Me" joins us on Episode 78 of the State of RE podcast with FoReal Khalil and Professor DEAN. Javicia Leslie drops gems & shares her eclectic skills in this interview as we dive into conversations about her mentor relationships and the women that have influence her. Javicia also deep dives into her journey and relationships with acting, the power of imagination, following your passion, and the love for her craft. Finally she shares her dream roles, her favorite actors, her relationship and love for cooking, meditation, health and her spiritual faith. So Tune On IN! We got gems and jokes for you! Lock In & Enjoy! For more info on Javicia Leslie, check out her social media feeds @JaviciaLeslie on twitter and IG & she also hosts her podcast show: Conversations with Javicia Leslie. About Javicia Leslie, currently stars in BET's The Family Business, Netflix's "Always a Bridesmaid," and "God Friended Me" on CBS to name a few of her roles. Javicia Leslie was born in Augsburg, Germany and moved to Maryland at a young age and was raised in Upper Marlboro near Washington, DC. Music: Jahfari the Emcee - "State of RE Intro"
The Van Lathan joins us on Episode 77 of the State of RE podcast with FoReal Khalil and Professor DEAN. Van Lathan is currently the co-host with Ms. Jemele Hill, on the “Way down in the Hole podcast,” at the Ringer Podcast. He was also the former senior producer at TMZ, and the host of the Red Pill podcast. In this episode, Van shares his truths about his battle and growth with his mental, physical, and spiritual health during these Pandemic COVID19 times of 2020. Mr. Van Lathan also dives into conversations about his most impactful relationships, success and work ethic and his top 5 favorite EMCEEs of all time. Finally, Van shares with Professor Dean and Coach FoReal Khalil the secret spot to grab the best Po'Boy in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, & who is the Van Lathan of the NBA. So tune on in! We got gems and jokes for ya today! Lock in and enjoy. Big thank you to Van Lathan for coming on the State of RE podcast! IG & Twitter: @VanLathanMusic: Jahfari the Emcee - State of RE intro https://soundcloud.com/onedayjahfari
On Episode 76 of the State of Re Podcast with FoReal Khalil & Professor Dean interview Aaron Horner, Director of Homeless Services for First Presbyterian Church of Hayward about Leading in the Front Lines during Shelter in Place and the COVID19 Pandemic. This is PART 2 of the Front Line Leadership interviews during the COVID19 Pandemic. The interview deep dives into questions about what "Shelter in Place" looks like for those who have NO SHELTER, the Unhoused community in the East Bay. For more information on supporting the unhoused community in the East Bay visit https://www.firstpreshayward.com/winter-shelter
On Episode 74, part 3 of the Creative podcast series with Professor DEAN and FoReal Khalil: They interview Actor, Host, Tastemaker, & Influencer Melanie Sutrathada from New York. She shares her journey, details her methodology and gives us insight on how she stays creative and inspired as a host and actress during this pandemic of COVID19, where she is on lock down in the hot spot of the pandemic right now, New York City. Melanie is a New York-based actor, host, and tastemaker with a love for hamming it up and laughing entirely too loudly. This multi-media powerhouse is making waves online and on-camera as an actor, host, and content creator with her signature brand of personality and lifestyle expertise. She can be seen working in TV, film, and commercials. Find her info at: https://www.melaniesutrathada.com/IG: @melaniesutra Music: Beatiful Chorus: Little light of mineBright lights: Empire State of Mind remix Alicia Keys: Intro Empire
On Episode 73, part 2 of the Creative Podcast series with Professor DEAN and FoReal Khalil interview, they interview Madi Craig, who is a clothing line creator, CEO and seamstress of the Shy Natives women's underwear and undergarments brand. In this interview, Madi shares her insights on her inspirations on her reinvention from a former Division 1 Basketball athlete to moving into the field of creating, sewing and designing a clothing line with her sisters to empower Indigenous women but also empower herself to create during these unprecedented quarantine times of COVID19. Shy Natives was founded by Northern Cheyenne sisters Madison and Jordan Craig. Shy Natives' vision and aims are to fight the over sexualization and stereotyping of Indigenous peoples. Reclaiming our bodies and sensuality, and providing a safe and supportive platform for humans to express themselves however they like. Currently, the sister duo are developing the Shy Natives' lingerie products. Find all their info at: https://shynatives.comIG @shynatives Music Instrumentals: Crooked Smile - JCOLEDance with Somebody - Whitney HoustonHeard em say - Kanye West
What is the 'Coronavirus Economy' and how will it affect us on a professional, personal and societal level? (2:30) Comparing the Coronavirus Pandemic to the Spanish Flu and the Depression. (4:30) The impact on the Domestic Economy. (6:00) The role of government in this pandemic. (8:30) What does the post-pandemic economy look like. (9:30) The impact on banks and financial institutions. (12:50) The postponed Olympics and international imapact. (20:00) Personal finances and dealing with mortgages and debt. Learn more about Politics: Meet Me in the Middle and host Ed Larson: https://www.curtco.com/meetmeinthemiddle And Follow Us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/curtcomedia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/curtcomedia Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/politicsMMITM A CurtCo Media Production https://www.curtco.com
On episode 71 of the State of RE podcast Professor Dean and Foreal Khalil interview their friends from London and Ireland to get a glimpse of life in quarantine from across the pond. Today's guest runs a travel company called Connect & Jet: Where they bring young people together from all over to travel to amazing countries such as Tanzania and jamaica. find them on Instagram: @connectandjet or visit: www.connectandjet.comMusic on episode 71 features - Could you be loved - Bob Marley - Vossi Bop - Stormzy
On this quarantined episode of the State of RE Podcast Foreal Khalil and Professor Dean meet virtually to discuss their top Binge-worthy TV series. In addition to that, they also talk more about COVID - 19 and the difference between Social Distancing vs. Physical Distancing. Featured on this episode is Miss Mercades (@miss.mercades_ IG) Miss Mercades is offering $20 Luxury and Designer face mask to protect us from illnesses. https://www.missmercades.com/product/fabric-face-maskClips & music used on this episode: 1) Plies - @plies on IG 2) Future Mask Off 3) Jay Electronica Feat. Jay Z - Flux Capacitor 4) Cardi B - Corona Virus!5) Lil Elt- Get the Gat
69. REPRISE Episode: Self-Quarantine Music Playlist, & our #Cratediggin Recommended Records with Professor DEAN and FoReal KhalilIt's a great time to dig crates and listen to classic albums! So turn up the volume, and listen to some Good Soulful Music to give you good vibes during these difficult times. Spread Love. Also Enjoy these records and artist! This is a Reprise episode with Professor Dean and FoReal Khalil on the State of RE podcast! All music belongs to the artist and record labels, and distributors. Listed in Order of record appearance. Eric Sermon - Just like Music Intro Goodie Mob – FreeFrank Ocean – At your bestFugeez – Change gonna come Bob Marley – Satisfy my soul J.Boog (Peetah Morgan) - Sunshine GirlMichael Franti – I’m aliveJay-Z- Politics as usual Nas – What goes aroundTupac – Unconditional Love The Commodores – Night Shift Marvin Gaye – Mercy Me Grover Washington – just the two of usEarth Wind and Fire – Just Groove New Edition – If it isn’t loveTevin Campbell – Can we talk Jodeci – Forever my lady Keith Sweat – Forever my lady Jagged Edge – Walked out of heaven The Commodores (Lionel Richie) – Easy like Sunday morning
Ep.67: RE-INvention Interview w/ the CEO of Thera Books Publishing: Donnelle McGee & his journey as a writer to an entrepreneur. In this episode of the State of RE Podcast, Professor Dean interviews CEO: D.McGee about RE-inventing himself. They take a deep dive with engaging questions about the root of writing and his transition into a writer/artist, and ultimately into an entrepreneur and CEO of Thera Books publishing. This is a throwback interview between Prof. DEAN and D.McGee from last March, which was recorded by CT Media with Tiffany Leung. So shout out and thank you to CT MEDIA and Tiffany Leung. A BIG Thank you to Donnelle McGee and Thera Books. Check out their websites @https://thetherabooks.com/https://www.facebook.com/therabooks/@therabooks ( Instagram) Music:Bright Lights(Biggie) remixGod's Bathroom Floor instrumental
On episode 65 of the State of RE Podcast, Professor Dean and Foreal Khalil bring to you The Reprise. This episode is a specific breakdown of the February 6th released single titled Believe by Meek Mill feat. Justin Timberlake.Professor Dean and Foreal Khalil felt that the vibe of the inspiring lyrics is important for the world to hear and share. Enjoy, Peace. Music Used: Believe - Meek Mill feat. Justin Timberlake Gossip - Lil Wayne
Dhruv Uppal '22 and Madeline Gochee '23 discuss the history of impeachment and its impact on American politics with Professor of Government, Dean Lacy.
64. VALENTINE’S Day EMERGENCY Episode: STATE of RE PODCAST VALENTINE’S DAY, WHAT A JOKE EPISODE. Coach FoReal says it's a guaranteed sex day. LMAO. The average American will spend on average $200 dollars today. Also it's America's favorite holiday. But what's it's history? where's this money holiday come from? Peep game. OUTKAST – ANDRE 3000JAMES CORDEN – RANT POST MALONE FEAT. SZA – STARING AT SUNCAMP LO – THIS IS IT INSTRUMENTAL
In this episode of the State of RE Podcast, Professor Dean interviews Foreal Khalil about the importance of Divine (D9) fraternities and sororities and the National Pan-Hellenic Council (N.P.H.C). Professor Dean asks Foreal Khalil engaging questions to understand the historical context of how those organizations play a pivotal role in the advancement of Black people today. Special Shout out to members of: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY INCORPERATED RQQ!Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc.Iota Phi Theta Fraternity Inc.MUSIC1) Atomic Dog - George Clinton 2) School Spirit - Kanye West 3) Say Que - Brothers of Omega Psi Phi 4) Wipe Me Down - Webbie ft. Boosie
In this Episode of Unplugged, get candid with Dr. Sivakumar Alagumalai, Professor & Dean – Undergraduate (Global). Listen to him speaking directly from his heart, get to know him as a professor, dean, father, and a friend. Listen especially to gain some invaluable tips behind a happy lifestyle, the secret behind his smile, and what you must do on the graduation day. He shares his thoughts on the use of social media, his passion for research, and his personal favourite campus. Learn about his definition of an ideal classroom, all the way to what's the first thing he does in the morning getting up at 6! Conversation with Raghav Bansal and Akhilesh Bacchoo Special Credits: Kartik Ahuja, Keagan Kurien and Ms. Megna Kalvani. FM 12.0 SPJ Radio is a platform to interview our distinguished guests and leaders, share the latest campus updates and a lot more. The Unplugged Series invites prominent guests for candid and informal conversations about their success and failures, surrounding their lives and career decisions.
On Ep. 58 of the State of RE Podcast Professor Dean & Foreal Khalil come together to bring you The Reprise. Professor Dean and Foreal Khalil give some tips on how to handle anxiety. Also, they compose an amazing playlist to help guide with daily affirmation, stress relief, and spiritual alignment. Visit https://www.manscaped.com Enter in STATEOFRE promo code to get 10% off and free shipping.
On Ep. 58 of the State of RE Podcast Professor Dean & FoReal Khalil discuss GRATITUDE the ANTIDOTE to Entitlement & Privilege. They also do a deep dive into ACTIONS of GRATITUDE through SERVING OTHERS. Before getting to the main conversation Professor Dean and FoReal Khalil give their takes on: Shit is RE-Dunkulous take on: State prison cost per inmate and where those funds should be RE-Directed back to the homeless community and students! While In the Dose of REality segment they deep dive into battling the EGO! ForReal Khalil and Professor DEAN identifying and planning how to deal with bad habits and flaws that are arising back in your life. Visit https://www.manscaped.com Enter in STATEOFRE promo code to get 10% off and free shipping. If you want to get involved in serving the homeless community visit the sites below: Visit St. Anthony’s Foundation of San Francisco website: https://www.stanthonysf.org/Or First Presbyterian Church of Hayward website: https://www.firstpreshayward.com/im-new-here Featured on this episode is: Guru – New York N----sNipsey Hussle – Dedication instrumental Marvin Gaye – Inner City Blues instrumental Tracy Chapman – Stand by me Eminem – cleaning out my closet Imagine Dragons – Demons
On Ep. 57 of the State of RE Podcast Professor Dean & Foreal Khalil discuss what it means to have attachments to material and sentimental items which sometimes leads to hoarding and materialism. Before getting to the main conversation Professor Dean and Foreal Khalil give their takes on Shit is Redonkulous, Good Reads / Reviews and musical Rewind. Visit https://www.manscaped.com Enter in STATEOFRE promo code to get 10% off and free shipping. Featured on this episode is music from DaBaby - BOPDreamville - Under the Sun (feat.) J.Cole, Lute, and DaBabyYoung Thug - Hot (Feat.) Gunna Swiss Beats - Just in Case (Feat. Rick Ross & DMXJay - Z - Encore Koffee - Toast
On Ep. 56 of the State of RE Podcast Professor Dean & Foreal Khalil discuss their top 10 Most Influential Rappers to Hip Hop Culture. These list were created on the spot and Professor Dean and Foreal Khalil feel that a list of 10 was extremely difficult to create as so many men and women have contributed to the expansion / growth to Hip Hop Culture. Visit https://www.manscaped.com Enter in STATEOFRE promo code to get 10% off and free shipping. Featured on this episode is music from Eric B. & Rakim - I Ain't No JokeSlick Rick - Hey Young World Slick Rick - Children Story Boondocks - S3 EP. 13 Biggie - 10 Crack Commandments LL Cool J - Rock the Bells Nipsey Hussle - The Field Gang Starr - Mass Appeal Mase - Feel So Good Run DMC - Peter Piper
Visit https://www.manscaped.com Enter in STATEOFRE promo code to get 10% off and free shipping. On this episode of the State of RE Podcast Professor Dean and Foreal Khalil give their Shit is REdonkulous take: Dallas Police Shooting, Kanye West Howard Homecoming, Woman jumping in Lions den. REwind: HULU Wu - Tang Saga and Main Course Conversation on the topic as they give some signs that you may be outgrowing your friendships. Music on this Episode features Kanye West - Real Friends Wu Tang Clan - Wu Tang Clan Aint Nuttin ta F Wit. 21 Savage - Ball w/o U Thank You for tuning in.
Visit https://www.manscaped.com Enter in STATEOFRE for 10% off and free shipping. On this episode of the State of RE Podcast Professor Dean & Foreal Khalil highlight their musical rewinds for the month of October and have a main course of conversation on Indigenous Peoples Day.They acknowledge the anniversaries of albums such as Im Serious - T.I Black on Both Sides - Mos Def The Velvet Rope - Janet Jackson. Also featured on this Podcast is music by Mos Def - MathematicsT.I - Still Ain't Forgave Myself Janet Jackson - I Get LonelyA clip from the Adams Family - Addams Family Values (Thanksgiving scene)
In this Episode Professor Dean and Foreal Khalil give their takes on -Shit is REdonkulous -Good Reads & Reviews -Action / Reaction to Jay- Z (Roc Nation) NFL deal. Sponsorshipsplease visit www.manscaped.com and use promo code: "STATEOFRE" for 20% off! MusicJahfari - Gold Roses (@onedayjahfari- IG) Morgan Glasper- GMinor (MGP, Vol 1- Apple Music) Celia Cruz- LA Vida Es Un Carnival Miles Davis- 'Round MidnightSwavy Wey - EFFECTIVE (swavywey- IG)
Episode 51: “Love Language Series” Part 4 (Romantic Partner) with Special Guest "Amy the Baker", Professor DEAN, and For Real Khalil Part 4 : Examining our Love Languages with our ROMANTIC Partners. The Podcast Starts at the 6 minute mark of the podcast as we revisit the 5 love languages & dive into real questions about our relationships on how we apply the 5 love languages. 1.) Words of Affirmation 2.) Physical Touch 3.) Receiving Gifts 4.) Quality time 5.) Acts of Service Features Music: James Baldwin on Love (Interview) Sade - By Your Side ( Piano Cover Version) Bobby Caldwell &Common & J.Dilla - The Light/Open Your Eyes Remix Aretha Franklin & Mos Def - One Step/Ms. Fat Booty Remix The State of RE Podcast is partnered with 1) Manscape- https://www.manscaped.com Use Discount Code "STATEOFRE" to get 20% off and free shipping. 2) Green Regimen- https://www.greenregimen.com Use discount code "StateofRe" for 10% off
I recently had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Connie Delaney, Professor & Dean of the School of Nursing at the University of Minnesota. We spoke about her nursing career, her current work and the importance of nurses getting involved as board members. Dr. Delaney shares her wealth of experience with board membership, including her insights on the Nurses on Boards Coalition and their important work.
Episode 50: “Love Language Series” Part 3 (Family ) with host ForReal Khalil, Prof. DEAN featuring Special Guest EliPart 3 : Examining our Love Languages with Family.Features Music: Kanye West- Family Business Nipsey Hussle & Roddy Ricch- Racks in the MiddleJay Z & Beyonce Family FeudJ.Cole- Love Yourz (Piano Instrumental) The State of RE Podcast is partnered with 1) Manscape- https://www.manscaped.com Use Discount Code "STATEOFRE" to get 20% off and free shipping. 2) Green Regimen- https://www.greenregimen.com Use discount code "StateofRe" for 10% off
In part 1 of the 4 part series Professor Dean and Foreal Khalil lighty dive into the 5 Love love languages as this is an introduction 1. Words of Affirmation 2. Quality Time 3. Receiving Gifts 4. Acts of Service 5. Physical Touch Before getting into this Both Foreal Khalil and Professor Dean give their Shit is Redonkulous take for the week. This podcast is sponsored by 1) Manscaped- https://www.manscaped.com/ use PROMO CODE "STATEOFRE" to get 20% off 2) Lavish Phones NY - https://lavishphonesny.com3) Green Regimen Protein- https://www.greenregimen.com use PROMO CODE "StateofRe"
In honor of Independence Day (July, 4th 2019) Foreal Khalil and Professor Dean discuss Independent vs Dependent cultures and how the affects our day to day relationships. Please Enjoy.
HAPPY FATHER'S DAY EDITION: In this episode Professor DEAN & FoReal Khalil dive into topics that celebrate the importance of fatherhood and having a father figure. In this episode we make it clear that many times father figures may not be a male, and that is perfectly fine!Also featured on this Episode is Proper Chris and JoJoMusic: JCole - Crooked SMileJay-Z - Song Cry Ghost Face Killa - All that I got
Episode 41: What is your D.O.S.E? Understanding your BRAIN chemicals in Mental Health Awareness month. You rockin’ with Professor DEAN.What is your D.O.S.E??? Meaning do you understand your: Dopamine – Motivation hormone Oxytocin – Love hormone Serotonins - Mood Hormone Endorphins - FEEL GOOD/ Pain Killer Hormone 12 BRAIN FOODS: 1. Water2. Avocado 3. Blueberries 4. Broccoli 5. Dark Chocolate 6. Eggs 7. Caffeine – Coffee or Green Tea 8. Turmeric 9. Walnut 10. Salmon 11. Pumpkin Seed 12. Spinach
In this episode of the State of RE podcast Professor Dean and Coach FoReal Cover1. REflect 2. Shit is REdunkulous 3. REwind 4. Good REads and REviews 5. Main course convo- Isolation vs. Solitude.
Ep.38 (Part 4) Mentor Relationships in Professional Development on the State of RE Podcast with Prof. DEANFirst we intro with Tony Dungy former Colt’s Head Coach who defines Mentor LeadershipWe then touch on the last 3 podcast episodes to review: Part 1 Ep.35 – Defining Mentor Relationships Part 2 Ep.36 – Mentor relationships = Inspiration Part 3 Ep.37 – Peer mentor relationships = Motivation Then we listen to the Denzel Washington speech with a remix over Jack Garret track – Surprise Yourself.The Mentor/mentee relationships – leads to accountability and growth!! So we finally dive into the Mentor Mentee definitions. Mentor Relationship Tree for professional developmentBox 1: The Prep Mentee (someone who is ideally still in school/ Someone who’s not a professional yet. Box 2: The Young Buck Mentee: Someone who’s a young professional in your field, and shares the same core values as you.Box 3: The Rookie Mentee: Someone who’s becoming a professional but is not in your specific professional field. The Mentor/Mentee relationships is not only about giving back, but it’s also about also keeping the mentor accountable. And when your accountable as a leader, role model, and mentor, you have to grow, learn and stay responsible. This completes our Mentor Relationship podcast series!! Shout out to all my mentee GRADUATES!!!!! ForReal KhalilEMC – Square aka Chan ChanB-Major aka BiancaLina Kenny Shag Music: Common - 6th SenseJack Garrett - Surprise yourselfThe Roots - Right OnAll music belongs to the artist. None of it belongs to me.
Ep.37 (Part 3) of Mentor Relationships on the State of RE Podcast with Prof. DEANFirst we intro with an interview with Crazy Rich Asian actress Constance Wu who shares about her journey about being true to yourself as an artist. Remixed with Yuna - Come as you are.Then we dive into the Mentor Relationship Tree section of Peer mentors: We identify 3 types of Peer Mentors below: 1.) The Professional Peer Mentor – someone who may or may not be in your field, but is likeminded, and willing to bounce ideas and work with you. Some one who is good at their profession, and has these qualities and core values as you do: Work ethicIntegrity Lifestyle 2.) The Mirror Peer Mentor - someone you can count on to be honest and real with you. You may not always like it, but you can count on this Peer Mentor to be honest and share true feedback and constructive criticism with you.3.) The Reverse Peer Mentor – someone can share and teach you about Generation Knowledge and Gentelligence. Age ain’t nothing but a number. Learn from peers who are younger then you, someone who gives you insight, (mentoring doesn’t always mean age, more so experience, and collective passion and interest) FOLLOW US AT: https://twitter.com/stateofRE_pod https://www.instagram.com/stateof_Re_podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/state.ofreMusic includes: Dreams and Masterpieces instrumental Public Enemy - He got gameYuna - Come as you areAll music rights belong to the artist, none of this music belongs to me.
Episode 36: Part 2 ( Identifying types of Mentors) in Mentor Relationships in Professional Development on the State of Re PodcastWe discuss falling in love with "the Process." With an interview with the late Anthony Bourdain (R.I.P.) and the The XX - Intro track remix. We discuss and identify the 3 Mentors you should have in your life to help set a foundation and standard of excellence to keep you inspired! These are the Inspirational / Traditional Mentors: Box 1: The Standard – the Inspirational person/people that you read books on, listen to their podcast and interviews, and follow their journey and role model behavior and habits that will help you become successful (For example for Prof. DEAN: Tupac, Jay-Z, Jack Ma, Bruce Lee) Box 2: The Master of the Craft - Someone who's mastered what your profession, and does what you do, but has done it at a high level. ( Someone you look up too, someone you want to be measured up too one day) (someone you respect in regards to their work ethic, philosophy, core values and success) (for example for Prof. DEAN: Bill Simmons in the podcasting world. Jim Kwik from Kwik Brain, or Professors like Donnelle McGee, Paul Spickard, and Viet Thanh Nguyen) Box 3: Senior Mentor - Someone who's been in your shoes and profession for over 7-10 years ahead of you. It could be in a competitor org. or same organization, but this person can help you navigate and understand the long game, professional development and politics. FOLLOW US AT: https://twitter.com/stateofRE_pod https://www.instagram.com/stateof_Re_podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/state.ofreMusic: Jay-Z - Moment of Clarity instrumental Black Star - Definition instrumental All music belongs to the artist, none of this music belongs to me.
IN Part 1 of Mentor Relationship Podcast series on the State of Re podcast: What is your professional Mentor Relationship TREE?? If you've never mapped out your professional mentor relationship tree, check out this series of podcast episodes.First we define Mentor Leadership Secondly we define quality Professor DEAN looks for in mentorship relationships. 1.) Vulnerability2.)Honesty 3.) Supportive4.) Role Modeling5.) Room for critical thought and discussion Then we dive into what types of Mentorship Relationships we recommend you should have in your lives. 3 types of Mentor Relationships:: 1.) 3 types of Inspirational and traditional Mentor Relationships (Tuesday's Podcast)2.) 3 types of Peer Mentor Relationships (Wednesday's Podcast) 3.) 3 types of Mentor/Mentee Relationship (Thursday Podcast)Jay-Z Spoken Word Tribute to Nipsey Hussle: Gentry your own hood, before these people do it Claim #eminentdomain and have your people movin’ That’s a small glimpse into what Nipsey was doing For anybody that’s still confused as to what he was doing The neighborhood is designed to keep us trapped They red line us, so property declines if you live by blacks They depress the asset and take the property back It’s a ruthless but a genius plan in fact So now we fighting over scraps Crabs in a barrel, but crabs don’t belong in the barrel and they ain’t never tell us that So in the barrel, we gonna act like we act We can easily get out the barrel if we stand on each other’s back Whoever gets on top, as long as they stay attached They gonna pull everybody out—I was doing just that I told Neighborhood Nipsey stay close There’s a 100 million dollars on your schedule, lay low Tell your team to be on point in the places that they goI never dreamed that he get killed in the place that he called homeHow we gonna get in power if we kill the SOURCE? Y’all like to run off on the plug, so of course That ain’t lit, that’s a means to an end Me and my team was playing the plug ahead of plan Sometimes we was only making a $1000 a joint That ain’t no money, but that ain’t main pointSo those 92 bricks was only 92 thouSO yall can close your mouth, it ain’t nothing for yall to wild (wow) But it is something to study We was chasing our goals, not chasing money Niggas chasing hoes, we find that funny I pull up in the Rolls, that hoe gon’ want me But I don’t want no hoe, I want a wife Somebody to bounce these ideas off at night I be going to sleep hoping Nip visit me That young king had a lot of jewels to split with me And we ain’t gotta leave the hood physically But we gotta leave that shit mentally - Jay-Z (HOVA at the Bside at Webster Hall concert) FOLLOW US AT: https://twitter.com/stateofRE_pod https://www.instagram.com/stateof_Re_podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/state.ofreMusic: Nipsey Hussle - Bigger than LifeJay-Z - Freestyle Neptunes - Popular Demand instrumental All rights belong to the artist and musician. Non of this music belongs to Prof.Dean or 4Real Khalil
On this episode of the Healthy Wealthy and Smart Podcast, I welcome Dr. Mark Merolli, Ann Green and Professor Catherine Dean. In this episode we discuss our upcoming focused symposium at the World Confederation for Physical Therapy Congress in Geneva Switzerland on Sunday May 12th at 4:00 PM. The title of our symposium is Education: Technology and Informatics. In this episode, we discuss: - The why behind our focused symposium. - Current global entry standards for physiotherapy in relation to digital health technology and informatics. - How technology affects the world of physiotherapy and are we preparing new graduates to meet those demands - A sneak peek into the specifics of our talk. - What we hope the symposium and discussions in Geneva will lead to. _ And much more! Resources: WCPT Congress 2019 Professor Catherine Dean Twitter Ann Green Twitter Dr. Mark Merolli Twitter For more information on Mark Meroli: Dr. Merolli is Physiotherapist (musculoskeletal) and Certified Health Informatician. For many years now, he has been a leading voice on all matters technology in physiotherapy. He has global reputation for his expertise in digital health and informatics, which has led to his involvement and consultation on this area across several WCPT and member organization events and initiatives. He has presented on digital health at several recent APA, and WCPT conferences, run workshops, written articles for member magazines, and been interviewed on podcasts to discuss these areas. His research interests include how technology is engaging patients to be more active participants in their own health management and how we can ensure the digital preparedness of future health professionals. For more information on Ann Green: Ann Green MSc, FCSP, FHEA is Head of Life Sciences at Coventry University. Ann is a Fellow of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, awarded for her contribution to education, research and policy. Throughout her career Ann has worked in higher education and has developed physiotherapy programmes in the UK and internationally. She has been active within professional accreditation, physiotherapy educational policy and worked for the UK health regulator, the HCPC, in programme approval and international registration. Ann’s research outputs span 20 years with her earliest publication about admission and progression trends in undergraduate programmes and her recent publications relating to postgraduate physiotherapy education and the development of the individual, the profession and careers. She has been invited to speak internationally on advancing physiotherapy practice. Her current research with an international team, is on social media and its role in global physiotherapy professional networks. Ann is one of the co-founders of the Big Physio Survey, an open access resource which enables physiotherapists from across the world, to share case studies online, which forms a global repository to showcase our rich and diverse profession. For more information on Catherine Dean: Professor Catherine Dean is a physiotherapist with a full-time academic appointment with teaching research and administrative responsibilities. In 2011 Professor Dean moved to Macquarie University in a key appointment for the University’s expansion in health and medicine. She was appointed the inaugural Head of the Department of Health Professions and has established NSW’s first professional entry Doctor of Physiotherapy (DPT) degree. The Macquarie DPT includes advanced physiotherapy skills, business management, leadership, policy and advocacy units as well as completion of a research project. In 2014, she received the Executive Dean’s Service Award for engaging students and the community in establishing the Discipline of Physiotherapy and in 2015 led the DPT teaching team which was awarded the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences excellence in teaching award. In 2017, she was appointed Deputy Dean of The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences. Prior to her Macquarie University appointment, Professor Dean worked as an academic with teaching, administrative and research responsibilities at the University of Sydney for 20 years. Her research interests are developing and testing of rehabilitation strategies to increase activity and participation after stroke, translating evidence into practice and clinical education. She has published in leading journals such as Stroke, Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Pain. She has been awarded over $5.8 million in grants for research and education. Professor Catherine Dean’s research has changed physiotherapy practice in stroke rehabilitation. Professor Dean’s research findings have been integrated into national and international clinical practice guidelines, such as the NHMRC-approved Clinical Guidelines on the Management of Stroke and featured on the Canadian Stroke Network StrokeEngine site. Read the full transcript below: Karen Litzy: 00:01 Hello everyone and welcome to the podcast. I want to welcome Mark back onto the podcast and Anne and Catherine, welcome for the first time. I'm so happy to have you all on this episode. And for all the listeners, what we're going to be talking about is our focused symposium that is going to be taking place at WCPT in Geneva May 10th through the 13th for the WCPT meeting. And our symposium is education, technology and informatics, and it is Sunday, May 12th at 4:00. So if you are going to be in Geneva, you're going to want to come to this focused symposium. Now, this all sort of started with Mark, so I'm going to throw it to you first as to so you could tell the listeners why you wanted to even put this focused symposium together. Mark Merolli: 00:58 Thanks for doing this again. And I'm actually really excited that actually got you on some part of this wider team, uh, to, to be part of this focusing posing in Geneva. And it's great to be on your podcast again. Uh, but you're right, when we last spoke on the podcast, we talked I think more broadly about just the impact that technology, the wider discipline of informatics is having on the physio profession, future trends, disrupters, et cetera. And I think obviously for no uncertain terms that work has continued and that impact continues to grow. But one of the things that, you know, obviously, are very near physio educator for some time now. And I think working in that space of, um, health informatics, um, digital health, uh, so, you know, the intersection of technology and healthcare, I think one of the things that's been really readily apparent to me for some time now is need. Mark Merolli: 02:02 Um, and to ask ourselves the question as to where this all fits into the way we educate our future physical therapists, physiotherapists. So I thought when calls for abstracts came along and sessions for WCPT, that it would be very topical, um, for WCPT and the wider profession to embrace the idea of, you know, let, let's have a look at, at current ways we educate university students, um, in this space? Have a look at perhaps where technology features in what we teach, where it should feature, where it can feature. Um, and I was just really glad to see the WCPT thought this was equally worthy. Um, I'll debate, um, and put it up as a focus symposium for us. Uh, and the speakers on, on the symposium, the panel yourself, uh, your entrepreneurial self. Um, and, and Ann Green will have known for a very long time as a physio educator in the UK. Mark Merolli: 03:04 Um, and Catherine, uh, over here in Australia as well, who's a very innovative forward thinking educator who's one of the few people I know who's pushed to this stuff for many, many years before this was really a debate. Uh, I thought you were all pretty much perfect, um, example of people that could help push this topic and discuss it. So that was the motivation from my end. Um, I think it's one thing for you and I to talk about technology in the profession but a very different but complimentary themes to talk about how this all fits in education. Um, cause I think in no uncertain terms, we either don't do it, um, we don't know how to do it or we do it quite ad hoc for the most part. Um, so it would be really, really nice to discuss at WCPT, we're hoping to get along as many people as possible as to how we might actually go forward with this and see informatics, technology, digital healthcare starts to become a more sort of interwoven thread in the way we're trying to future proof this profession. So I'm really looking forward to doing this with all of you. So thanks for, thanks for spreading the word for us I guess. Karen Litzy: 04:18 Yeah, and I mean I'm really looking, I've learned so much just from listening to the three of you, so I can guarantee if you're in Geneva you are going to learn a lot with this focused symposium. So, Ann let me throw it to you now and can you give us a little snippet as to what your part of this symposium is going to focus on? Ann Green: Okay. Well Hello Karen. I'm really pleased to be part of this podcast and join this panel. So as Mark said, it had been an educator for a long time. I've involved with a professional body in setting curriculum guidelines. I've involved with statutory bodies. Um, and I suppose that's the obvious point when, when you saw when you forming curriculum. So it was really interesting to have a look what the UK is doing and then have conversations with, with Catherine, Mark about Australia and yourself about at the U.S. and what we all found was that there are, are a few guidelines. Ann Green: 05:19 And so I'm really interesting to discuss with everybody in the audience. Is that a good thing? Is that a liberating or should there be more guidelines? Um, I've previously been involved with Mark and do this research around social media and it's interesting that a number of guidelines appeared from all corners once physios became very active on social media. So it would be interesting to know, um, what we can learn from that. Uh, and whether it's professions, accrediting bodies, individuals we should be guiding or letting people freely develop and uh, and see what happens. Karen Litzy: And do you feel like looking at those guidelines for social media, which like you said, I think we can all agree that probably most, uh, physical therapy governing bodies of countries around the world have some sort of guidance on social media that came way after people were using. So yes. Karen Litzy: 06:21 So it's one of those kind of, are we asking for permission or asking for forgiveness and, and I think that's where guidelines around informatics can be kind of interesting because you want to know, are we asking for permission or are we doing things like wild west? It, that's a definitely a US thing. Um, uh, is it going to be like the wild west out there as more informatics and more technology get involved in the profession where then people have to ask for forgiveness for certain breaches of let's say privacy or things like that? Ann Green: Yeah, I suppose, I think what we did learn from social media and the guidelines, the teeth essentially came round to good professional behavior. Um, uh, maybe mmm. Maybe in terms of going forward with how people are using technology, um, in health cat, it will perhaps be framed around, you know, the sort of common standards that we have for professional behavior, respecting patients, privacy, um, and um, and using evidence. Karen Litzy: Yeah, absolutely. And now, Cath, can you talk a little bit more about what you're going to be sharing a in Geneva with this symposium? Catherine Dean: 07:37 Oh yeah. Thanks Karen. I'm, hi, I'm Catherine. I'm, I'm an educator. For a long time in 2011, I changed university and I had the opportunity to develop a physio therapy program from scratch from a green field, which is a, I've never worked so hard in my life, but it's very exciting. Um, when I came to the knee university, I really wanted to ensure that our graduates, it was future proofed and future focus. So I knew I had to embrace technology and, and um, health informatics. I wasn't quite sure how to do it. Um, I was very fortunate to meet Mark at a conference who helped me out. And I really want to share at the conference a little bit about what I did, what worked and what didn't. Uh, um, the lessons I've learned it you learn a lot from the errors as you make and hopefully I can stop some other people making some of my errors. Um, but I'm really interested in what other people have done because there's still lots to solve. And how do we actually adequately prepared, um, the future professionals for practicing a ever increasing digital world. So be there Sunday, May 12th at 4:00 PM Geneva. Karen Litzy: 08:45 And what, what do you feel like from your perspective and with the students that you've worked with in the past and are currently working with, what do you feel the biggest, I guess, barrier to, having these students be, whether it be, cause they seem to be proficient in technology, right? What is it that is maybe the biggest barrier about using this within the practice of physical therapy? Catherine Dean: 09:14 I think it probably intersects a little bit with what Anne said. I think, well, they often proficient in using their technology. They perhaps don't understand the ramifications around privacy issues. Uh, and then I think some of the other issues is it's around professional behavior. Again, uh, your, your, your digital profile is, it is, it reflects the profession as well. So you need to think about, um, adequate oh, standards and provisional by, but I also think while they can be really good at technology and make flashy things, sometimes the content still misses the critical analytical skills that are needed. So, um, I, in some ways it's just another format for communicating and it has its own challenges about that. What you do communicate has to be accurate and evidence based. Karen Litzy: 10:08 Yeah, for sure. And Mark Your, you know, your goal in putting this panel together is to really spark conversation and to get people interested in informatics. But one thing we didn't talk about in this podcast yet is, and it's a question I get every time I say, oh, I'm doing this focus symposium on informatics. It's what's informatics? Mark Merolli: 10:32 We haven't had to refer people back to the other podcast episode. I don't remember look in no uncertain terms. When we talk about informatics, we're, we're really talking about information science, um, and is an essentially where technology plays a role in how we improve use of inflammation in healthcare. So, you know, we were covering everything from the way we collect health information, store it, uh, analyze it and then essentially put it into practice. It's about making healthcare safer, more efficient, more evidence based, you know, improving essentially the quality of health information using technology. If I can put it in a nutshell. Ready for if Karen, if I could probably just echo Cath sentiments. Really it's um, I agree 110% with what she said, but part of the other reason for having this topic and the symposium, I think yes, we are all passionate advocates but this is also an exercise in supporting, uh, our colleagues, uh, and the wider physio profession as well. Mark Merolli: 11:33 Um, and much like implementing technology into practice, whether that be a small practice or a hospital. Um, you know, technology requires a big change management exercise. And one of the, you know, we were just talking about the barriers here. One of the barriers is also the confidence and the skillset and the that are actual educators and workforce clinical supervisors have to support this too. Um, so one of the things I'm very passionate about and part of the reason for getting the word out there here is that, you know, we actually need to consider the existing work force, the audience of this symposium, our colleagues, the other educators who are expected to teach these students these themes but may not also be all at 100% confident themselves. So I think that's probably one of the other barriers and considerations that I'd like to throw into the debate as well. Um, how we can support the existing workforce. Karen Litzy: 12:30 And I think that's important. And I think part of what I guess I should say what I'm going to talk about during this symposium as well. Um, but, uh, I think what I'm going to be speaking of, I'm coming at this from a practice owner, from a practicing clinician. So I'm served, people are wondering what I'm doing on this panel of academics because I am not an academic. I'm not in, I'm not teaching in a university. Um, but I am coming at it from the point of view of the practice owner, the practicing physical, the practicing physical therapist and the point of view as someone who may be hiring these students as they come out of school and, and supervising the students. And so I think from a practice standpoint, I mean I'm really looking for, uh, graduates who at least bare minimum have an idea of what informatics are. Karen Litzy: 13:30 Um, kind of what we use. Mark you just said, but I'm also looking at how can we use technology to make my practice run a little bit more smoothly. And that can be an electronic medical proficiency and electronic medical records, understanding how electronic medical records work and why they're there. Um, and again, the safety and privacy around that. And also using technology with my patients, whether that be an APP or a wearable, how it's like, yeah, anybody can use an app or a wearable, but to marks, uh, I think other passion, you know, big data sets and things like that. Yeah, anybody can do that. But then what do you do with the data you're collecting? It's got to go somewhere. You have to understand how to use that in order to help improve your patients' journey with you and also your practice as a whole. Karen Litzy: 14:24 So that's kind of where I'm coming from. A little bit more of the, how can this all be applied in the real world with real patients and real businesses, whether that business be a large hospital, which is going to be way different than what I do. Um, and in some respects, large hospital systems maybe have better data collection. I don't know. I'm just throwing that out there cause they have more resources at their fingertips. So I would, I'm looking forward to are the people who are sitting in the audience to kind of get, Hey, this is what I use for my practice. So kind of sharing best practices amongst people from all over the world I think can really go a long way in supporting each other. Like you said, mark, kind of bringing it back full circle. Yup. Mark Merolli: 15:07 They symposia are very collaborative and that's the whole point of these. Um, you know, we're, we're hoping to not talk too much, uh, outside of audience discussion. Uh, I think we're at a very unique opportunities to point with this topic. Uh, and I think that, you know, as a collective and WCPT has always been a great forum for that to really shape this debate. Um, and actually create some state of, of, you know, guidance going forward. I, and again, like Cath has said in, in our discussions a lot, um, guidance is one thing, but you know, creativities in hello. Um, we actually hope that some of the ideas come from the room and come from the session. Karen Litzy: 15:48 And so let me ask you all the same question before we wrap things up here. And that is your pie in the sky view of this symposium. What would be the best outcome you can hope to achieve at the end of this two hour symposium? Right? Two hours. Yeah. Okay. So what would be your, your best outcome for this two hours symposium? So any one of you can kind of take it first? Ann Green: Um, I'll, I'll go first. Okay, go ahead. Well, I'd like people to think that the time went really fast and they wish their discussion and debates could've gone on longer and that they will continue those debates at the conference and the each person we'll go back Ann Green: 16:39 and say, I am going to get involved. I am going to effect change in my own region, Ann Green: 16:45 in my own area with the people that I'm interacting with. Karen LitzyL Awesome. Mark Cath. Either one want to, Catherine Dean: 16:53 for me, I would like to connect with people who had some bright ideas they have tried and had success with and I'm really happy to to just have a network of academics that are really trying to work on this so you can actually have a kind of a community of practice where you can share your ideas and share what's gone worked well and what hasn't. And and um, look, they'll always be local contextual factors, but there's probably lots to share and, and, and some good ideas if we can get together in a, in a virtual environment. Yep. Mark Merolli: 17:30 Yeah, it looks similar to me. I think what I'd love to say is very much the way that the whole social media landscape ramped up, um, on the back of WCPT congress is, I, I've loved after this congress, you know, educators far and wide start to actually talk about this stuff, starts to try and think of ways, um, to bring this into professional development and university curricula and that um, technology, digital healthcare informatics stays, you know, high on the, you know, WCPT annual member organization agenda. Um, and we sort of see it as a regular feature at conferences and et Cetera. So from this day forth, the type of thing. Karen Litzy: 18:10 Yeah. And I think that's all great news. I would say I would hope to kind of meet other clinicians and practice owners who may be, can again collaborate and be the driver for a lot of the technology that we're seeing in every day use that can then be brought back to maybe local universities and to say to them, hey, listen, this is what we're seeing in practice. This is what needs to be taught to your students. And then see if we can have that collaboration between the academics and the clinicians, which I think is, is sorely lacking in our profession as a whole. That's just my opinion. Um, but I definitely feel like having great collaborations between the academics and the fulltime clinicians can just drive the practice forward in, in a way that will make us more innovative and creative and, and quite frankly, a happier profession. Um, so that would be my sort of pie in the sky view is to really get a lot of cross pollination between all of us Karen Litzy: 19:21 So. All right, one more time. I'm going to thank Mark and thank Ann thank Cath for coming onto the podcast today and for being great partners, uh, in what will definitely be a really fun and interactive symposium. Again, it's edge, it's called education, technology and informatics and it's Sunday, May 12th at 4:00 PM, and that is at the WCPT conference in Geneva, Switzerland. So if you're there, come by, um, and sit down, share your thoughts, make sure you're coming. We want you to come armed with your thoughts on informatics, what you're doing, what worked, what didn't, so that we can have a really robust conversation within the room. So guys, thank you so much for coming on and I look forward to seeing all of you in, in real life, Karen Litzy : 20:16 Geneva. Karen Litzy: 20:21 Yes, bye bye. Thanks everyone. Thanks so much for listening. Have a great couple of days and stay healthy, wealthy, and smart. Thanks for listening and subscribing to the podcast! Make sure to connect with me on twitter, instagram and facebook to stay updated on all of the latest! Show your support for the show by leaving a rating and review on iTunes!
Enjoy the chill tracks and songs to mellow out and REFLECT during this rainy Spring weather. Intro - Miles Davis - So What 1.) Arrested Development - Raining Revolution 2.) Mos Def, Aretha Franklin mash up - Ms. Fat Booty/One Step 3.) Mos Def - Panties4.) Frank Ocean - At your best cover5.) FKJ - Vibin6.) Anderson Paak - Such Great Heights7.) Oddisee - Beach Dr. 8.) J.Dilla - So far to go 9.) Masego - Tadow feat. FKJ 10.) Frank Ocean - Moon River11.) Tokimonsta - Rouge12.) Alchemist - Shine 13.) Questlove - Goodbye Issac 14.) Pretty Lights - Finally Moving15.) Wax Tailor - B-Boy on wax instrumental 16.) Onra - In my place 17.) Meek Mill - Blue Note instrumental 18.) Atmosphere - God's Bathroom Floor instrumental 19.) Doom and Rza - Book of War instrumental20.) CloZee - Koto 21.) Return of the Samurai Beat22.) RJD2 - 1976 23.) Flying Lotus - Melt 24.) DJ Krush - Dig this vibe All rights to all the music used belongs to the artist. None of this music belongs to me. We are our relationships and who we invest in! STATE OF RE.
Episode 7: Action Reaction Sports Podcast! On the State of RE Podcast Channel with Prof. DEAN We’re talking #NCAA March Madness Bracketology picks & understanding “Gentilligence” in professional sports and the generational gaps that exist! Megan Gerhardt, a Miami University business professor who specializes in leadership and generational differences in the workplace, said this generation thrives on interaction and relatability. Segment 1: We talk NFL... The generation gap misunderstanding of #OdellBeckhamJr #AntonioBrown #LeveonBell and the #NFLCombine and the prejudice placed on #KylerMurray Segment 2: We talk #NBA... The Lakers Hollywood drama with Lebron James and the “generation gap” and the lack of #Gentilligence in the Lakers organization, which caused a rift when dealing with the young Lakers roster who were thrown under the bus, during Anthony Davis trade talk. Segment 3: #Bracketology #MarchMadness picks! Prof. DEAN picks….#Gonzaga vs. #Duke #Tennessee vs. #North Carolina in the #FINALFOUR WHO YOU GOT??? Music: Logic - ballinLuther Vandross - One Shining MomentKanye West - All of the lights Jim Jones - we fly high
The State of RE Podcast presents: A TRIBUTE TO THE LATE GREAT NOTORIOUS B.I.G. R.I.P.This is a special REPRISE Edition with Prof. DEAN. We wanted to show love to the late great Christopher Wallace, aka Notorious B.I.G. with this edition of REPRISE. ENJOY the mash ups! GO download and support these artist, producers, and DJ’s! There website and youtube links are below! None of these songs belong to me! Warning: This music contains explicit lyrics. :) Track Info:At (2:40) Biggie & Frank Sinatra - Juicy / New York, New York: https://youtu.be/Et2MpcJ5LpA (3:40) The Notorious BIG ft. Ralph Transvant- Old Thing Back (Matoma Remix): https://youtu.be/Sb3XfrCtjVU (4:44) The Notorious B.I.G. ft. Aretha Franklin - Everyday Struggle (Dead Battery Mashup): https://youtu.be/hj3oUAfVCyQ (6:00) Pretty lights vs Biggie Smalls - Going back to Cali: https://youtu.be/cI-Xx1Eo1gw (6:48) Pretty Lights - Empire State Of Mind Remix (Jay-Z, Biggie): https://youtu.be/nt8r8fumEYY (8:00) Da Brat feat. Biggie Smalls, and Jermaine Dupri - B – Side (8:25) Biggie Smalls – Give me one more chance (Bad Boy remix) (9:00) Bone Thugs N Harmony feat. Notorious BIG - Notorious Thug (9:25) Tupac Feat. Notorious B.I.G & Eric Turner - Written In The Stars [Remix]: https://youtu.be/k1qnzmh8WIM
RE-Invention Interview Series Edition: w/ Donnelle McGee: Author, CEO, & Creator & Founder of THERA BOOKS Press & Publishing on the State of RE PodcastWe interview and explore his #RELATIONSHIP with his #career from transitioning as a former College Counselor, College Instructor, and now Published acclaimed Author, Poet, Writer, and Creator of THERA Books Publishing & Press and how he #REinvented himself. Click here for his direct link to his books!!! https://www.amazon.com/Donnelle-McGee/e/B00713BU3K%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_sharehttps://thetherabooks.com/https://twitter.com/BooksThera@dmcgeewriterhttps://www.facebook.com/dmcgeewriter/We're talking how he pivoted his career to become not just an educator, but a published author, and business man on this episode of #StateofRE #Podcast #ReInvention Donnelle shares his impetus of how he came to write his most recent book and he reads 3 pieces from his most recent book, "Hey You," 10 years in the making to create this book about #love, #trauma, and the journey of falling in and out of love. Author McGee shares insights on all aspects of how he writes and creates and ultimately RE-INVENTED himself to become who he is today! How do you #REINVENT yourself? What are the challenges? What are the highlights?? Is it a smooth transition? How do you know when it’s time??What keeps you motivated? Our intro starts with Jimi Hendrix - "Little Wing" with James Baldwin's excerpt of, "the Integrity of a Artist" The book is inspired by Pink Floyd's "Hey You" so enjoy the intro as well. Music outro: Michael Franti - Sound of Sunshine All music belongs to the artist, poet, and musician. Download and support them!
RE-Invention Interview Series Edition: w/ CT MEDIA Co-founder Tiffany aka (itsnottootifficult) with Professor DEAN on the State of RE Podcast channel!! In this special edition on the State of Re Podcast we are talking #REINVENTION with several different individuals who made changes in their lives to ReInvent themselves and their career!! In this first episode we interview: Tiffany Lee from CT Media.Tiffany breaks down her journey to starting her own company and Reinventing herself while dealing with cultural, financial, personal and emotional challenges and changes that molded her and continues to motivate her in her journey and craft as a artist, creator, Film/Videographer. How do you REINVENT yourself? What are the challenges? What are the highlights?? Is it a smooth transition? How do you know when it’s time??What keeps you motivated? What are the cultural dynamics? What are the financial and educational barriers that are involved when you decide to REINVENT yourself??? Click the links below and look up her work on social media!! Also check out our social media feeds and you’ll find her work as well!!! @itsnottootifficult on instagram https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd-HkCHPH8c5d2QM0EZNrIQMusic featured in this podcast: Goapele - Closer Yuna - Come as you areTokiMonsta - Rogue Logic - Fade Away NORE ( feat. Fat Joe) - don't know All music used in this podcast belongs to the artist! Go download and support them on all music outlets!!!
I det 38:e avsnittet av Kampsportspodden gästas vi av den kanadensiska professorn Dean Kriellaars som är engagerad i physical literacy och håller föreläsningar världen över. Physical literacy är även det som ligger till grunden för SB&K:s utbildningsinitiativ MotoriQ. Programledare: Annie Bondefelt Gäst: Dean Kriellaars & Pilo Stylin Redaktör & redigering: Annie Bondefelt Musik: Madskills
Episode 6: ACTION REACTION SPORTS PODCAST with Professor DEAN on the State of RE Podcast channel!! We're talking....OPPS, the Knicks did it again!! Krist-off to the MAVS! We're talking Anthony Davis, Kyrie Irving, and how the PSYCHOLOGY about the PreFrontal Cortex and how it effects the decisions of these NBA PLAYERS!! NOTE: The rational part of a teen’s brain isn’t fully developed and won’t be until age 25 or so.In fact, recent research has found that adult and teen brains work differently. Adults think with the prefrontal cortex, the brain’s rational part. This is the part of the brain that responds to situations with good judgment and an awareness of long-term consequences. Teens process information with the amygdala. This is the emotional partIn teen’s brains, the connections between the emotional part of the brain and the decision-making center are still developing—and not necessarily at the same rate. That’s why when teens experience overwhelming emotional input, they can’t explain later what they were thinking. They weren’t thinking as much as they were feeling.So it's natural for middle age 20 year old NBA players with this amount of money and talent to want to make ADULT DECISIONS! Kyrie Irving will stay in Boston, when the Celtics grab Anthony Davis from the Pelicans this summer!! We're talking SUPER BOWL:Should the SUPER BOWL be an official American Holiday??My takes on who wins the Super Bowl and,Is TOM BRADY the REAL G.O.A.T., or is he the #PRIVILEGE GOAT??? We're talking about how the NFL should change overtime rules!! One on One position players like SOCCER, and HOCKEY!!
Dean JW Montague is one of the founders of Temple Universities School of Tourism & Hospitality and known for his Legendary "Senior Seminar Class". He developed a class that was completely outside of the box and was meant to prepare students for life and the real world. We often would clash and debate within the classroom and enjoyed hearing his take on some tough topics like political discourse and the use of the "N" Word.
Dean JW Montague is one of the founders of Temple Universities School of Tourism & Hospitality and known for his Legendary "Senior Seminar Class". He developed a class that was completely outside of the box and was meant to prepare students for life and the real world. We often would clash and debate within the classroom and enjoyed hearing his take on some tough topics like political discourse and the use of the "N" Word.
Ep.15 –Is BLOOD Thicker then WATER, But what can be turn to blood?? & State of Resolution New Years 2019 episode on the State of RE Podcast with Coach FoREal, Prof.DEAN, & special guest ki-DEO We’re talking in our Main Course of conversation: · What’s the Difference between Family and Friends??? · Is blood really thicker then water??? · What does that even mean? · Can family be friends? Can Friends be Family???? But first we discuss: What is a new Years Resolution??? What’s your Resolution?? To start and kick off the #NewYears2019 on this episode we cover the concept and what #RESOLUTION means…. Coach FoReal and Prof. DEAN define resolution and dive into their own perspectives of resolution. Also on Shit is Redunkulous: We also dive into #LebronJames claiming to be the #GOAT Peep the brief intermission session from Tash Sultana’s Jungle Instrumental and KRS-One’s Free Throws spoken word…. Finally we jump into a serious conversation on the Main Course of Conversation on the State of RE’s first episode of 2019: What’s the Difference between Family and Friends??? Is blood really thicker then water??? What does that even mean? Can family be friends? Can Friends be Family???? #NewYearsResolution #ShitisRedunkulous #Relationships #Ohana #Family #Friendship
Episode 5 - Action Reaction Sports we talk selling out vs. benefit of the doubt, Maori Davenport, and Divisional Playoff predictions, with Prof. DEAN on the State of Re Podcast Channel Segment 1: How much does a person from your ethnic background owe you or should give you a benefit of the doubt when it comes to passing judgment or critiquing you in your profession???? · Stephen A. Smith vs. John Wall · Ryan Clark vs. Antonio Brown Segment 2: The Amateur issue with Maori Davenport, the high school girls basketball player that was suspended and not allowed to play because of inadvertently violating amateurism rules. Alabama judge has temporarily reinstated the eligibility of suspended girls high school basketball player Maori Davenport.· Why can’t you get paid in the summer??? Finally! Segment 3: · Divisional NFL Playoff Predictions · Colts and Chargers advancing· Ram and Saints advancing · That’s who I got, who you got???
WELCOME to The State of RE PODCAST!! Hosted by Prof DEAN & Coach FoREal: Episode 11:Hosted by Prof DEAN and Coach FoREal. Shit Is RE-Dunkulous: The Privatized Immigration Detention Centers. Don't get distracted by the hype. it's about that $$$ yall... Note the money they are making of these children. It's about the money. Here are 5 ways you can get involved to help end immigration detention: 1. CALL AND ASK the U.S. House of Representative to write a letter expressing their concern about ICE’s detention of families. Encourage your own representatives in Congress to speak out against immigration detention: Alternatively, you may phone the United States Capitol switchboard at (202) 224-3121. A switchboard operator will connect you directly with the Senate office you request. 2. Let your local government know you do not support the for-profit detention of immigrants in your community. Contact your mayor and your representative in the state legislature and let them know you do not want privatized detention centers in your community. 3. Send letters to detained immigrants. Morale is low, especially in the family detention facilities. A friendly letter can bring hope to someone in detention who might feel hopeless. 4. Consider volunteering 5. Vote Rewind- Drake and Pusha T BEEF! Has the beef gone too far? Who won the battle? Who won the war? Is it over??? Action Reaction Sports - WARRIORS SWEEP!!! USC Women's 4x4 relay team and 19 year old Cuban Long Jumping Phenom! Good Reviews- REWATCH: Summer Movies: The Sandlot & Jurassic Park 25th Anniversary! The INCREDIBLES 2!! Coach foREal review. Pastor Michael Todd and the Transformation church: https://youtu.be/H7h5BHax06c Coach Foreal's new term - "RYAN FAITH" Interlude- Words from the legendary Tupac, music by Marvin Gaye State Of RE: MAIN COURSE OF RELATIONSHIP CONVERSATION about your 4 Dimensions of HEALTH with your self. Part 1 of a 4 part Series. This is a series about the 4 dimensions of Health in your RELATIONSHIP with yourself and your health. Which include your mental, emotional, spiritual, physical health. Breaking down the - Mental health, exploring how to unpack, cope, and live in the state of peace of mind. So defining Mental Health. What Is Mental Health? Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, and act. It also helps determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make choices. Mental health is important at every stage of life, from childhood and adolescence through adulthood. Over the course of your life, if you experience mental health problems, your thinking, mood, and behavior could be affected. SO what do you feed your brain and mental health? Rethink and Relearn: What are your triggers? Rethink about things that cause you anxiety and stress. How are you seeking mental health support for yourself. Just like your body, and everything else, are you feeding it a healthy dose of exercise and giving it the peace of mind for your mental health you need? Thank you for listening. And remember everybody, we are our relationships and who we invest in. Outro Instrumental: Outstanding by the Gap Band
Ep8. State of RE Podcast Intro: Welcome to the state of re podcast, on the State of RE Podcast examines all relationships of our lives so check it out as we break it down for you, by myself Prof. DEAN FOLLOW US AT: https://twitter.com/stateofRE_pod https://www.instagram.com/stateof_Re_podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/state.ofre • I am your host, Professor Dean, with my no co host. Solo dolo. • WE got a few segments lined up for you about a bit of everything. 1 time for your mind 1 time. With Prof. Dean FOLLOW US AT: @stateofRE_pod stateofRe_podcast@ig https://www.facebook.com/state.ofre In this Episode we cover: Segment 1: REcap and REflect: On a Quarterly lesson for 2018 we cover the lesson recap of being Aware. Awareness in one’s own action and others as well. While in Reflection, we reflect on living your best life, Rest Easy John Vue. Segment 2: In SHIT is RE-DUNKULOUS. We examine a Seaside High School school teacher who accidently let a gun go off and shot his student. DO we really wanna arm teachers? Segment 3: Good Reads and Reviews: • Good Reads: Ready Player One by Ernest Cline • Good Reviews: Murder on Orient Express and Tell them we are rising. Documentary on HBCU’s. Segment 4: REWIND So many good albums. • Bobby Tarentino 2: by LOGIC. • Victory Lap: by Nipsey Hussle • PRhyme 2: DJ Premier and Royce da 5’9 • Post Traumatic: Mike Shinoda Segment 5: Reprise Dead Prez: Police State track…. “I'm sick of working for crumbs and filling up the prisons Dying over money and relying on religion For help. We do for self like ants in a colony Organize the wealth into a socialist economy A way of life based off the common need And all my comrades are ready, we're just spreading the seed” Segment 6: Dose of Reality Learn about the 5 Signs of Emotional Suffering Go to www.Changeofdirection.org The 5 signs for Emotional Suffering: • Personality Change. • Agitated. • Withdrawal. • Poor Self-Care. • Hopelessness. Segment 7: Action Reaction: MARCH MADNESS!!! IS HERE!!!!!!!!! My PICKS!!! NOVA WINS IT ALL!!! LOYALA will make it to the FINALS!! Segment 8: MAIN COURSE OF CONVERSATION: State of RELATIONSHIP AMERICAN and it’s RELATIONSHIP with GUNS March for our Lives: Legendary! Stay AWAKEN!! #REAWAKEN
WELCOME to The State of RE PODCAST!! Hosted by Prof DEAN & Coach 4REal: FOLLOW US AT: twitter.com/stateofRE_pod www.instagram.com/stateof_Re_podcast/ www.facebook.com/state.ofre We Back!!!!! State of Re Podcast Episode 13: Where we cover the life and times, of our present day and time, through the lenses of state of re. Meaning reexamine rewind, refine, review, reach, revolutionize, redemption, recruit and refute topics and issues ranging from entertain, sports, education, reality and real issues of the day to day life. Hosted by Prof DEAN and Coach FoREal. Shit Is RE-Dunkulous: KEKE In my feelings challenge: Shit is getting ridiculous. Stop hurting yourself to chase clout and go viral! Good Reads: Can't stop Won't Stop by Jeff Chang and The Armada by Ernest Cline Rewind- H.E.R. the artist. and 6lack the artist. Action RE-action Sports talk: Coach 4realz take on Prof. Dean's USA World Soccer Team with the best athletes. What if Lebron Played??? Interlude- Philosophy by the Dwayne The ROCK Johnson on putting in work, in the GYM. Taking care of your body and Physical Health. “ with music by Meek Mill, and Snowy White the Blues artist. Midnight Blues/Blue Notes sample. State Of RE: MAIN COURSE OF RELATIONSHIP CONVERSATION about your 4 Dimensions of PHYSICAL HEALTH with your self. Part 3 of a 4 part Series. This is a series about the 4 dimensions of Health in your RELATIONSHIP with yourself and your health. Which include your mental, emotional, spiritual, physical health. What is your Resting Heart RATE??? (RHR). and what is your diet?? What do you eat?? ReLearn: Prof. DEAN = Understanding MACRO-NUTRIENTS and your how it works with your body! Rethink = Your office body, your food and diet. What is organic??? Thank you for listening. And remember everybody, we are our relationships and who we invest in. REAL PEOPLE REAL LIVES REAL STORIES!! Outro Instrumental: Tasha Sultana
EPISODE 7: On the state of RE podcast Professor Dean, with special guest: A.Z. the Philosopher. in episode 7, they discuss: SHIT IS REDUNKULOUS… Lebron James vs. Laura the Fox News Lady. We will not even mention her full name beyond that. Good Reads and Reviews: The Four Agreements: by Don Miguel Ruiz by “A.Z.” the Philosopher and Prof. DEAN covers The Black Panther Movie out now! Rewind: Cut you off, and Black Panther soundtrack In Action Reaction: NCAA FULL OF SHIT AND the FEDS are on their ass again!! Main Course of Conversation: “We are our Relationships, and who we invest in.” So who do you run with? Who’s in your network? - A.Z. takes… Prof. DEAN expands on YOUR TIME! How do you INVEST YOUR TIME?! ON What and Who do you invest your time in is really WHO YOU ARE!! A Debate ensues…who wins? ON RE-MIND: A.Z. the philosopher expands on INVESTING in YOURSELF. Taking care of yourself, intentionally. #KEEPWORKINGONIT #SELFLOVE While on RE-THINK: Prof DEAN. OUR BIGGEST INVESTMENT IS OURSELVES.ALSO he Expands on being aware of who’s in your circle and who do they keep in their circle? Who do they Run with? Can you keep building? WHO ARE YOU INVESTING IN? STATE OF RE PODCAST: FEB 2018 #SUCCESSBREEDSSUCCESS #BUILDANDBUILD #WEAREOURRELATIONSHIPS
EP.9 STATE OF RE PODCAST INTRO: Welcome to the State of Re Podcast, on this very Special Episode!! Professor DEAN, sits down in a Special Guest #Interview with, Dr. VIET THANH NGUYEN. #VietThanhNguyen is the #author & #novelist of the #PulitzerPrize #NewYorktimes #BestSeller book "#TheSYMPATHIZER" & his other two books, The REFUGEES, & NOTHING EVER DIES. In this interview, we're talking #Real in-depth conversations about his impetus to write, his top 5 writers, his #advocacy work for the refugee experience, and his voice on voicing the stories for the collective #refugee experience. Prof. DEAN sums up two main points of lessons he walked away with from the interview. 1.) Don't forget where you come from. Be an advocate & voice for those who are not privilege and are underserved. 2.) 10000hrs, put in work into your craft. There are No shortcuts to success and nothing happens overnight. With that being said, we're also tie up this interview with VIET THANH NGUYEN and lead you all into next week's main course of conversation on the state of Re podcast. Is the 10000 hour rule real? How long does it take to master a craft? Peep next week's #Episode10 podcast for the State of Re podcast. Below you'll find the direct links to Viet Thanh Nguyen's book and his bio!! All three books can be found below with direct links. You can also find these links on our social media outlets: @stateofRe_POD@Twitter @stateofRe_podcast@ig www.facebook.com/state.ofre Dr. Viet Thanh Nguyen's direct website bio link: https://vietnguyen.info/author-viet-thanh-nguyen https://www.amazon.com/The-Sympathizer-A-Novel/dp/B00W43U94S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1525033005&sr=8-1&keywords=the+sympathizer https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_11?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=the+refugees+viet+thanh+nguyen&sprefix=the+refugee%2Cstripbooks%2C199&crid=3GWENPZSSWDP9 https://www.amazon.com/Nothing-Ever-Dies-Vietnam-Memory/dp/B01JB8EM3W/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1525033322&sr=8-4&keywords=Viet+Thanh+Nguyen And remember everybody, We are our relationships, and who we invest in. ;)
Ep.14 – The Night they Sold Christmas Edition on the State of Re Podcast with Coach FoReal and Professor DEAN. DMX – Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer (Intro) Segment 1: Shit is REdunkulous = A referee in New Jersey makes a young high school student athlete cut his hair before a match. Alan Maloney, the ref who made Andrew Johnson from Buena High School in New Jersey cut his #Dreadlocks before a match. Andrew Johnson still won the match, but who the hell is Alan Maloney and what gave him the right and okay to project his authority onto this student. Segment 2: Rewind = Prof. DEAN and Coach FoReal Khalil = Top 5 verses of the Year in 2018 in HIP HOP MUSIC Is it Black Thought – Fentanyl verse?? Or Jay-Z’s verse – What’s Free? Or #JCOLE #BracketsSegment 3: Good Reads and Reviews = Docs to watch during Christmas break....“Icebox” on HBO, “Sex and Love” on Netflix Noname – Blaxploitation (Interlude)Segment 4: Action Reaction = Lebron James calling out the NFL owners. Kareem Hunt’s situation, and reaction to Josh Gordon’s situation in New England. Segment 5: Real Convo and Perspective on the Night They Sold Christmas??? Questions on the history of Christmas…Why do the holidays heighten what people don’t have? Why does it stress you out more??? Does CORPORATE Christmas really represent the CHRISTMAS Spirit??? What does Christmas means to you??? Why do we spend so much money on Christmas?? Why does it take Christmas or Holidays to value your love ones??? Coach FoReal’s take on Things to REthink: Rethink relationship with people Prof. DEAN’s take on RElearn and REdefine what the Christmas spirit means to you?? Black Thought, Saleem Remi - Streets feat. Tish Hyman (Streams Of Thought Vol. 2)(Outro)
Action RE-ACTION SPORTS Podcast! EPISODE 3! W/ Prof. DEAN on the STATE OF RE PODCAST We’re talking the #ConorMcGregor and #KhabibNurmagomedov #UFC229 fight The fight behind the fight. The #CultureClash behind the eastern and western culture of #Trashtalking as well as the #Prizefighting vs. #MixMartialArts We’re talking the GGG vs. Canelo fight aftermath! We're talking #VontaeDavis and the legendary now infamous retirement at halftime moment! We’re talking SPORTS RULE CHANGES! What Rules would you change in each sport! #NBA #NFL #MLB #GOLF #SOCCER #TENNIS Peep my rants and #RULECHANGES! We also do a check on the Worst Trash teams and moves for the NFL thus far this season!! Thank you for tuning in and rocking with Professor DEAN on the #StateofRe #Podcast channel!! Music cred: Apollo Brown, Joell Ortizz, and Royce Da 5’9, Bright Lights – Empire state of mind remix.
Emergency PODCAST on the STATE of RE podcast! FOLLOW US AT: https://twitter.com/stateofRE_pod https://www.instagram.com/stateof_Re_podcast/ https://www.facebook.com/state.ofre On this special edition! ACTION REACTION SPORTS PODCAST!! Who's the Rookie of the YEAR!!! WHO!!! We're talking NBA Playoffs!! My Finals Pick...Who wins it all this year in the NBA?! Who's the Finals MVP? Who's not the COACH of the YEAR!? Who's the most overrated team of the year! Who's Mr. It was all good just a year ago! aka: Most OVERRATED PLAYER OF THE YEAR??!! We're talking the most improved player! The most not improved players! We're talking Defensive player of the year! Who's the comeback player of the year! Who's the 6th man of the year? Who's the League MVP!!! WHO's the COACH of the YEAR!!? You're rocking with Professor DEAN on the #stateofREpodcast on this #EMERGENCYPODCAST! Follow us! Hit us up! Repost! Send me your OPINIONS!! Hit us up at all the social media outlets!! @stateofRE_pod stateofRe_podcast@ig https://www.facebook.com/state.ofre Thank you for listening! And remember everybody! We are our relationships! And who we invest in...Invest wisely, no clowns! ;)
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