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Episode description: Corey talks with Heather Costigan and Cindy Bramble from Project Talk about their research and the power of a game to change the conversation.Guest Links:Published Research:Low Skepticism and Positive Attitudes About Advance Care Planning Among African Americans: a National, Mixed Methods Cohort StudyAssociation of Participation in an End-of-Life Conversation Game With Advance Care Planning Behavior and Perspectives Among African American IndividualsSuccess of a Community-Based Delivery at Recruiting Individuals from Underserved Communities for an Observational Cohort Study of an Advance Care Planning InterventionLinks:Project TalkBecome a Project Talk Host!Hello GameConversation ProjectConversation Project VideoHospice Foundation of AmericaPrincipal Investigator Dr. Lauren Van ScoyIRB- Institutional Review Boards FAQRO1 National Institute of Health Research Grant Information Guest Bios:Cindy Bramble is the Director of Special Projects for Hospice Foundation of America where she manages their major grant projects, including the current NIH collaborative research study with Penn State Hershey Medical Center, Project Talk Trial. She serves as the community outreach project manager and a research assist for Project Talk, overseeingSupport the showSupport the show with a Buzzsprout subscription!It's almost Giving Tuesday! You can support Healwell and the cool things we make by donating here!Other ways to help and join in: Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts Let us know what you think! Send us an email: podcast@healwell.org Check Healwell's live and online classes Continue the conversation with a two-week free trial of the Healwell Community Merch! Find your Healwell fashion here Thank you to ABMP for sponsoring Interdisciplinary! Thank you to AIHM! Learn more about the AIHM Fellowship by emailing fellowship@aihm.org

I STRUGGLE through the winter months.I have always told myself I'm not someone who enjoys the winter. But two women I met recently are changing that for me. Meet Michelle Anderson and Lauren Massarella of The Sister Project: a lifestyle brand with a focus on cozy living and wellbeing. They are on a mission to help us all reconnect with the important things in life, some of those things being moments in nature and curating a cozy, happy lifestyle.These two fabulous women are helping me (and now you) reshape how I approach winter and allow myself to thrive instead of just "survive".This is such a juicy episode, especially for those who find it difficult to make it through the colder months. Michelle and Lauren provide great tools and advice, such as:How Finland is one of the happiest places in the world, regardless of their frigid wintersHow you can enhance your winter experience through your sensesWhat practices are good for your brain healthAll about Hygge - the Danish word that means the art of living in cozinessand more!You (or someone you know) really needs to hear this information today, so click play and pass it along!Connect with Michelle and Lauren:WebsiteCozy Conversations PodcastInstagramI look forward to getting to know you better so please subscribe, rate and review, and connect with me on Instagram! (@adrikeefe)Head over to www.AdrianaKeefe.com for more information, free Human Design body chart, tools and tips, and more!Heartfül of Kerøsene - Jeff II https://youtu.be/ZbyFsGMjfRgCreative Commons AttributionFree Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/al-heartful-of-kerseneMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/y-tbE2FIA1o

Today on the Ether we have the Space Skellies hosting a project talk and chill with Sunnyside Reapers. You'll hear from KD, Bbanndz, ASully, Stoned Island, The Space Ape Society, and more! Recorded on September 26th 2022. If you enjoy the music at the end of the episodes, you can find the albums streaming on Spotify, and the rest of your favorite streaming platforms. Check out Project Survival, Virus Diaries, and Plan B wherever you get your music. Thank you to everyone in the community who supports TerraSpaces.

On this episode of the OBS Truckery Podcast we talk about some of the projects we have going on, getting into the automotive industry, and more. Carrick Customs OBS Solutions

Today on the Ether we have about the last hour and a half or so of the after hours project talk space hosted by Dr. Kerry Akashian. Recorded on April 19th 2022. Make sure to check out our sponsors, Orbital Command, Luart, Talis, and Intern Capital! We appreciate their support.

Join Mike and Special Guests Tim. Katherine, and Zane from Ducks Unlimited Canada in BC as they chat local and national projects, ways to get involved, waterfowl conservation, habitat conservation and more! Check out www.ducks.ca for more information and ways to get involved with DUC in your area. Also, don't forget their work is not cost free! Look up opportunities to get involved financially as well, donate and do your part! The post S2E5 – Duck Unlimited Project Talk appeared first on Pursue The Hunt.

Moulz & Mel undergo digitization in an attempt to deal with RZA's alter-ego, the character at the center of Bobby Digital In Stereo, his debut solo album. SPECIAL GUEST REVIEWER: @https://twitter.com/fromoldharlem (fromoldharlem) ---------- Intro (0:00) -- The Rating System, Explained (6:56 - 9:37) -- The Rap Rankings Game (41:15) -- This Week In Moulz & Mel (55:30) -- Bobby Digital In Stereo Info (1:14:49) -- Track 1: "Intro" (1:46:11) -- Track 2: "B.O.B.B.Y." (1:48:52) -- Track 3: "Unspoken Word" (2:05:19) -- Track 4: "Slow Grind African" (2:16:49) -- Track 5: "Airwaves" (2:17:53) -- Track 6: "Love Jones" (2:20:54) -- Jesse's House (2:34:15) -- Track 7: "N.Y.C. Everything" [w/ @https://twitter.com/fromoldharlem (fromoldharlem)] (4:01:42) -- Track 8: "Mantis" (4:48:07) -- Track 9: "Slow Grind French" (4:55:53) -- Track 10: "Holocaust (Silkworm)" (4:58:37) -- Track 11: "Terrorist" (5:28:38) -- Track 12: "Bobby Did It (Spanish Fly)" (5:32:29) -- Track 13: "Handwriting On The Wall" (5:38:55) -- Track 14: "Kiss Of A Black Widow" (5:45:24) -- Track 15: "Slow Grind Italian" (5:51:13) -- Track 16: "My Lovin' Is Digi" (5:52:10) -- Track 17: "Domestic Violence" (6:03:09) -- Track 18: "Project Talk" (6:12:12) -- Track 19: "Lab Drunk" (6:17:26) -- Track 20: "Fuck What You Think" (6:23:52) -- Track 21: "Daily Routine" (6:28:08) -- Ranking Bobby Digital In Stereo Info (6:30:13) -- Outro (6:34:22) Support this podcast

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We're back! Gosh it feels like it's been forever. Has it really been that long - or is it just a 2020 thing? (Our vote is 2020.) Lisa and Garrison were so excited to reconnect and catch up, and we're excited to share that with you. No special topic this week, just two friends getting by as professionals and human people in these modern times. Points of interest include: projects projects projects, the discovery phase, state-by-state, the Andy Griffith Show - and more.

Travel Gluten Free Podcast Episode 94 Mike and Cam from the Celiac Project Talk Gluten Free Travel and Chicago Restaurants   In this episode, we get into another gluten-free podcast with Mike and Cam from the Celiac Project. The duo talk about their journey to their diagnosis of Celiac disease, how they met, Mike’s Celiac Project Documentary and their strong bond of friendship. We also dive into how Cam trained his dog to smell gluten, the different types of dogs that are good “scent dogs” and the type of training he put his dog Lacey through to be a gluten-sniffing assist canine. We also chat about the recent FDA label changes, how relaxing the labeling can affect those with Celiac and Cam and Mike’s favorite gluten-free vacations and Chicago restaurants!   The Celiac Project Podcast   In The Celiac Project Podcast, Michael Frolichstein talks about celiac disease and navigating a gluten-free lifestyle with fellow celiac, Cam Weiner. Join us every Wednesday as we delve into many topics, current events, and special guests in the celiac and gluten-free community. We welcome your comments and suggestions for new show topics.   The Celiac Project Documentary   The inspiration for this film came after director Michael Frolichstein struggled with a series of "mystery ailments" before finally being diagnosed with Celiac Disease at age 40. Michael was shocked to learn that this auto-immune disease, which affects 1% of the US population, is 83% undiagnosed or misdiagnosed.    His journey to meet others who had suffered, as well as to get answers from experts, led him to uncover more mysteries within his own family. The documentary ultimately explores what we can do individually and as a society to advance the conversation and raise awareness about the disease. Guest Bio   Following a lifetime of dismissive doctors, unexplained symptoms, and emotional stress, filmmaker Michael Frolichstein received a life-changing diagnosis at the age of 40—celiac disease. Camera in hand, Frolichstein set out unaware of the odyssey before him. The result is “The Celiac Project,” a powerful, first-of-its-kind documentary; its goal is to raise awareness about celiac disease.    The documentary is currently rolling out on different Public Television stations nationally. Soon after completing the film, Michael met Cam Weiner at a screening of his film. Cam related to Michael’s story, as his own health issues and subsequent diagnosis with celiac disease forced him to pause his budding film career. The two forged a secure connection and a shared mission of raising awareness.    Together, they launched a weekly podcast in January of 2016 to discuss and highlight issues and topics relevant to the celiac and gluten-free community. There are over 225 episodes to date, covering a myriad of fascinating topics and special guests.    Connect with Mike and Cam from The Celiac Project The Celiac Project on Instagram Visit The Celiac Project Podcast On the Web Read Mike and Cam’s tweets on Twitter Connect with The Celiac Project on Facebook   Links and Resources Mentioned The Celiac Project Documentary Denise Willis Dog Training Mariposa Restaurant San Francisco Sweet Allie’s Bakery in Chicago   Journey with Travel Gluten Free Grab the Guide to Traveling Gluten Free Get the BEST all-natural gluten-free travel cosmetics at Lemongrass Spa! Visit my Travel Deals page on my website Support Travel Gluten Free on Patreon   Travel Gluten Free on Social Media Twitter      Facebook    Youtube      Pinterest    Instagram    On the Web   Spread the love of Travel Gluten Free podcast and share this episode with a friend   ***Disclaimer: All content found on the Travel Gluten Free Website, including text, images, audio, or other formats were created for informational purposes only. Content contained on Travel Gluten Free website, podcast and social media postings are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard or delay seeking professional medical advice, Travel Gluten Free website, podcast, and guests present content solely for educational and entertainment purposes and use of this information is at your own risk.***

Jason and Chad are stuck apart from recording due to the Coronavirus closing the campus, but thanks to a very makeshift studio, Jason recorded his talk for his seminary class on Apologetics and needed a place to upload it, so here it is! 

Let's be frank. The world looks a lot different now than it did a month ago - much less back in December when this episode was recorded. On the one hand, it can feel a little disorienting to hear a conversation from a time when our thoughts and habits were in another place entirely. On the other, it can also be a reminder of normalcy. So, on that note, we'd like you to join us as we revisit a time when we were looking forward. We can chuckle together at the plans we made. (What's the old saying? "When mortals make plans, the gods laugh.") Points of interest include: Donation vs. consignment, Garrison's special project, not just another brewery, the people you surround yourself with, client shopping surprises - and much more. Be safe out there!

1-54 London 3 - 6 October 2019 Special Project London 2019: Thread, Senegal Artists Silvia Rosi and Annie-Marie Akussah discuss their residency at Thread, Senegal Thread is a cultural centre and artist's residency program in Sinthian, a remote village in eastern Senegal near the Gambia River and the border with Mali. It enables artists from around the world to advance their work in an exceptional setting and serves as platform for people from throughout the Tambacounda region to share their own stories with a wide audience that extends internationally. Besides being an uplifting space in which artists work, the Thread space serves the local people as a base for educational pursuits, while simultaneously serving the local population by retaining rainwater and thus creating a viable source for 40% of the village's domestic water needs. Thread's presentation highlights the work of two young London-based artists: photographer Silvia Rosi and painter Annie-Marie Akussah who explore ideas around identity and migration, subjects that are linked to their own West African heritage. At Thread, they have each, in different ways, taken a closer look at more and less visible cultural archives in the Tambacounda region. www.thread-senegal.org www.aflk.org Image: © Katrina Sorrentino  www.1-54.com

1-54 London 3 - 6 October 2019 Special Project London: Water Life – Aïda Muluneh on Art and Advocacy Artist Aïda Muluneh discussing her exhibition Water Life with Renée Mussai (Senior Curator and Head of Archive & Research, Autograph ABP). Engaging in issues of water scarcity and ecological emergency, photographer Aïda Muluneh presents a new series of work commissioned by WaterAid and supported by H&M Foundation. The Afrofuturist tableaux of images were shot against the extreme backdrop of one of the driest places on earth, Dallol, in the Afar District of Ethiopia. Reflecting on her travels across the country, Muluneh looks at the number of women who travel on foot carrying heavy containers of water. Each image in this body of work responds to the challenge of water access, exploring it as a social issue directly impacting rural regions and the development of whole communities. www.wateraid.org www.hmfoundation.com Image: © Katrina Sorrentino  www.1-54.com

The music teacher Jorge explains how the Project Liceu works and encourages students to get involved in music. La entrada Liceu Project Talk! aparece primero en La Miranda.

Henry talks to Dad about Henry's birthday, crazy travel issues, our family reunion vacation, Dad's grandfather's funeral, riding on a boat at the lake, Phoebe's secret project, the last of summer vacation, and Henry's birthday presents, including Mario Maker 2 and Hollow Knight.  In the News, there's a story about the 100 million bacteria that live on apples and make them healthy, a bed and breakfast in New York that offers cow cuddling, and a story about why people act strangely on airplanes.  Will joins the podcast for a round of Either/Or, and the podcast tries Orange Cream Pop Twinkies and Dark Chocolate Oreos for Treat Yourself.

Ep. 16- Project Talk w/ Bobby by Better Climbing Beta

Bill and WBJ Associate Editor Kirk Seminoff update some of the most important projects taking place in Wichita's core area.

The New Zealand quartet discuss how the pop star/actress ended up on their song, working on their upcoming debut album, casting social star Liza Koshy in their music video and much more. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This week, John is just back from his holiday trip, and Merlin thinks he's a *titan*. Merlin's daughter wants to be a monk, and the art of AD&D is discussed. John has more questions about Merlin's Britishisms. We are introduced to "Hello, Richard" and the flats of San Francisco are re-litigated. The taxonomy of the Google doc is also re-litigated. Although it won't turn into one-third of every episode, listeners are invited to ask your hosts questions via "`#AskRecDiffs`". In what becomes a mini-topic, your hosts fantasize about **Break Time**, and what one does when one has a little time to oneself. Sleeping counts. Also, where, again have all the scissors gone? Have we just stopped doing Inside Voice? A listener thinks there's too much talk about TV, but it is stipulated that TV is part of our lives. In further follow-up, your hosts talk more about _Survivor_. John says Merlin is still watching it wrong, and John finished Season 37. He has thoughts. _Survivor_ rules, tactics, and editing are considered. Then, there's more **Project Talk**. Merlin introduces the idea of "The Message Gift," and John wonders if Merlin's new desk has memory. Amazon should let you say when a box is from Santa. So much cardboard. And, now the IKEA child's kitchen is in danger of being disappeared. John is just slightly rearranging things, and Merlin's door still wants to kill him. (_Recorded on Tuesday, January 1st, 2019._)

In this show Mr. Q focus a lot of subject matters from the Cyntoia Brown and Matthew Charles Cases out Tennessee. To the Government shut Down and Presidential Powers. Lastly, Mr. Q talks about black farmers using the RICO act against white farmers and US. Dept. Agriculture. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mr-q-the-war-machine/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mr-q-the-war-machine/support

Why (co)work in the city, when you can (co)work in nature?Here's Carl Munson's vision of a rural coworking project for Portugal; project partners invited now for a Spring 2019 launch.Online, visual presentation of this here: https://carlmunson.weebly.com/homestead.html

On this episode, Project: Talk sees the sun rise on its one year anniversary. To celebrate, I asked my good friend Ruben, the first guest and inspiration for the show, to reprise an appearance. We talked about philosophy, Pinocchio, whether fish exist or not, and how cartoons from the 90's/early 2000's can still make us emotional. With a new year also comes a new intro song, courtesy of my good friend with the endless talent Seth Hammock. If you'd like to collaborate, you can reach him via Instagram at the link below.So sit down an' have a listen. This is Project: Talk."There's No Such Thing As a Fish"Seth's InstagramThis episode is brought to you by: - Three PBR tall boys - Four shots of whiskey

On this episode, I turned the award-winning formula for Project: Talk on its head by giving my guests time to prep and research the topic of conversation: art! We opened the windows, whipped up Megan's version of a margarita (tequila with a whisper of lime and Triple sec), and waxed poetic about some of my favorite pieces of art. So pull up an easel, grab your paints and a palette, and settle in. "Starry Night Over the Rhone" by Vincent van Gogh"The Wounded Deer" by Frida Kahlo"Self-Portrait" by Albrecht DürerThis episode is brought to you by: - Three pints of the strongest margaritas I've ever had - Three cans of Austin Beerwork's "Heisenberg" - Two shots and a tumbler of cinnamon whiskey

On this episode, I'm joined by RoughKast frontman Joey as we pfly by the seat of our pants. Hopped up on a cocktail consisting of music videos, creative process, guitars, ghost towns, cliche villains and the aggravation toward the town of Pflugerville's penchant for adding a "P" to every word beginning with an "F", we pflow joyfully around the ins-n-outs of being in a band. Be sure to see RoughKast at the Operation Smile charity show on April 14th at Hanovers in Pflugerville. It's not that pfar!"Where Is The Girl" music video"Do You Wanna Dance" music videoThis episode is brought to you by: - Three bottles of New Belgium's Voodoo Ranger Imperial IPA - Four pulls from a handle of whiskey

On this episode, I'm joined by a special guest, and the reason I am the way I am, my cousin Jacob Hall. We sat down in a dark and dusky hotel room in downtown Salt Lake and battled nearby construction, WiFi, God, and bartender quizzes. He also introduced me to a great event called #SLCtoo, geared at shining a light on the epidemic of sexual assault in my hometown. Get involved.www.slctoo.comwww.barsmarts.comThis episode is brought to you by: - 10 of the 12 Wasatch beers that came in the mixed pack (4% baby!)

Welcome back to Artsits Loving Artists! This week I had the honor of recording with Chris Willis and Nate Mackey from Wrtierdie.net! The fellas and I had been trying to get together to merge once again, and finally fell into synchronized timing and harmony to talk about one thing we all have dealt with: Breaking Up. Entitled the Breakup Catalog, the guys and I sat down at St. Elmo brewery to go through a list of songs we held (or hold) near and dear to our hearts throughout particular breakups we've experienced or rather that carried empathy for us in our time of needs like The Postal Service, Bright Eyes, Ryan Adams, and more. I love talking with these guys, and can always count on emotional and intelligent conversations every time we cross paths. Check out their Website and Podcast on "WriterDie.net" as well as Nate's own Podcast entitled "Project Talk" over on iTunes. Have a great week!

On this episode, I'm delighted to be joined by Joe Urban to talk records. Herein is everything you need to know about keeping, storing, and obtaining vinyl records, as well as the finer details of starting your own collection. Joe is someone I've been trying to get on the show since the beginning and I'm elated to have finally done so. Bonus track: Italian Travel Dictionarywww.thecuratorsound.comwww.discogs.comThis episode is brought to you by: - Four cans of Uncle Billy's Brewery's The Green Room IPA

On this episode, we throw it way way back to one of my oldest friends, Justine. She studied acting in Los Angeles, lives in Brooklyn, and works for A New Year's Revolution. They arm you with the ammunition and knowledge needed to resist, making them one of the most badass projects I've ever heard of. So cozy up to the cooler, grab a protest sign, and make your voice heard.www.justineskyewilson.comwww.anewyearsrevolution.comThis episode is brought to you by: - One really big glass of whiskey with a splash of Coke - One normal sized can of Live Oak's Hef

In this episode, my roots are showing when the better half of The Idiot's Guide to The Internet (my ill fated first podcast) comes by to talk shop and memories. We also touch on our Oscar picks (despite them not being released), have some communication related technical difficulties, and settle old bets.This episode is brought to you by: - Six or seven shots of Amaretto (gross) - Six bottles of Lone Star BeerOscar Picks: - Tyler * The Post (Best Picture) * Meryl Streep (Best Actress) * James Franco (Best Actor) * Sally Hawkins (Wildcard - Best Actress) - Nolan * Lady Bird (Best Picture) * Margot Robbie (Best Actress) * Daniel Kaluuya (Best Actor) * Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, MO (Wildcard - Best Picture) - Nate * Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, MO (Best Picture) * Frances McDormand (Best Actress) * Gary Oldman (Best Actor) * Lady Bird (Wildcard - Best Picture)

In this episode, my good friend Chase and I discuss the evolution, or de-evolution, of our home sweet home Austin, Texas. This also marks the introduction of the newest feature "The P:T 10", ten questions scientifically proven to truly know someone.This episode is brought to you by: - Five shots of tequila - Four cans of Community Beer Co.'s Snickerdoodle Ale - Two Screwdrivers - Two shots of rum

Today’s guest has been in the construction business for 40 years and running. Findlay Johannson and his brothers founded their family business and has experienced building and constructing many things - from horse farms to hotels. Findlay joins me today to discuss how he and his team help people see the things they need when planning construction projects. He shares how the different construction elements are connected into one big picture and specifies the essential things you need to know such as the right questions to ask when looking for people to execute the project and the necessary items to mention in the contract.   “Through the many years of construction and doing different things, we’ve been able to connect owners of buildings and stuff with the things they need as opposed to the things they think they need.” - Findlay Johannson   In This Episode of Real Money Talks:  Significance of understanding the functionality of the different components of a construction Why Findlay wants to sit down with homeowners before they engage and reach out to engineers and other contractors What to do if you don’t want to be involved in the details of the project planning Questions to ask when looking for the right contractor Stipulations to include in the contract   Steps for Owners Who Want to Be Hands-On in the Project: Talk to a contractor first. Develop the scale of the plan. Look for architects and engineers you want to work with.     Subscribe, Rate & Share Real Money Talks! Loral Langemeier is on a mission – to educate and empower the Real Money Talks community on how to have those important money talks that are straight, to the point, and can be applied to every aspect of your life. So, tune in every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday on iTunes to learn, ask Loral a question, and create your path to financial freedom! Don’t forget to leave a review and grab your free gifts on AskLoral.com!

In this episode, David and I discuss two of my favorite subjects: science and art. We're also delighted with a smatterin' of string fingering. This episode is brought to you by: - Five or six shots of vodka - Three bottles of Citradelic - Two bottles of Tartastic - Two bottles of Voodoo Ranger

In this episode of Project: Talk, I was able to sit down with my childhood friend of 20+ years and other half, Nolan to talk about TV, dad feelings, the importance of email addresses, and a thing or two about settling the score with your cellphone provider.This episode is brought to you by: - Three bottles of Copperhead White. - Half a pint-bottle of Jack.

When I first started podcasting in Salt Lake, it was with this episode's guest. One of the funniest, sweetest people I've ever met. This episode is brought to you by: - Five bottles of Shiner's Homespun cream ale - Two tumblers glasses of whiskey on the rocks

From co-worker to friend to roommate to writing partner to inspiration, this episode features fellow WriterDie guy Chris Willis.This episode is brought to you by: - One and a half pints of whiskey (yes, really) - Two pints of Hibiscus Saison from Adelbert's - A splash of Cola

Project: Talk was started as an excuse to get drunk and talk to this week's guest. In the inaugural episode, guest co-host Chris and I are given that opportunity. This episode is brought to you by: - One PBR tall boy - One Fat Tire - Two Gruene IPAs - Six shots of Jameson Whiskey 

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