Podcast appearances and mentions of rachael johnson

Hello, thanks for listening to another episode of the Book of Mormon Studies Podcast. In this episode, Rosalynde Welch, Associate Director of the Maxwell Institute and Host of the podcast talks with Rachael Johnson, Assistant Professor of Interdisciplinary Humanities, and former Postdoctoral Fellow for the Maxwell Institute.In this episode, they talk about the text of the book of Ether, giving it context for readers of the Come, Follow Me curriculum for 2024.

10/14/24: Vanessa Gunning and Rachael Johnson head over to the KFGO studio from Fargo Cass Public Health to talk about their two upcoming "flu shot Fridays." Fargo Cass Public Health (FCPH) is inviting community members to attend walk-in flu shot clinics in October. The first ‘Flu Shot Friday' event will take place on October 18, from noon to 4 p.m. The second ‘Flu Shot Friday' event will take place Friday, October 25, from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Flu shots will be provided on a walk-in basis for anyone age 6 months and olderSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 94 Rachael Johnson Part 2 of 2  This is part 2 of the Rachael Johnson case. If you have not listened to part 1 yet, go back and listen to that part first.  To listen to every episode of DNA: ID ad-free and get other benefits, simply  visit our channel page on Apple Podcasts to get started with an AbJack Insider subscription. Of course, you can also support DNA: ID with a Patreon subscription.   For all things DNA: ID, visit the show's homepage Visit this link to buy DNA ID Merch

  Episode 94 Rachael Johnson Part 1 of 2 In 1991, a woman was found lying in the street near Akron, Ohio, half naked and set ablaze.  She was quickly identified as Rachael Johnson, a young single mother who had last been seen walking in the parking lot of a local convenience store.  A thorough investigation by Akron police looked at everyone Rachael knew even remotely – investigators were certain that she knew her killer.  They were right, but it was not until decades later that forensic genealogy pointed them to someone they had never considered – someone who Rachael's family knew all too well. To listen to every episode of DNA: ID ad-free and get other benefits, simply  visit our channel page on Apple Podcasts to get started with an AbJack Insider subscription. Of course, you can also support DNA: ID with a Patreon subscription.   For all things DNA: ID, visit the show's homepage Visit this link to buy DNA ID Merch

On this episode of the Maxwell Institute podcast, I talk with Rachael Johnson, a postdoctoral fellow at the Maxwell Institute, and a brilliant young scholar of early modern intellectual history. Dr. Johnson studies Christian theologies of embodiment -- the spiritual and religious significance of Christ's body, and of our own bodies made in his image.Elder Jeffrey R. Holland taught powerfully that “We simply must understand the revealed, restored Latter-day Saint doctrine of the soul, and the high and inextricable part the body plays in that doctrine.” Our bodies are the ever-present condition of our experience, so it's easy to tune them out and ignore--or resent--their role in our spiritual life. But Dr. Johnson gave me a whole new understanding of how our bodies can connect and empower us in light of the teachings of the Restoration and the gospel of Christ. ReferencesCaroline Walker Bynum. "Why all the fuss about the body? A medievalist's perspective." Critical inquiry 22.1 (1995): 1-33.Jeffrey R. Holland. “Of Souls, Symbols, and Sacraments.” https://speeches.byu.edu/talks/jeffrey-r-holland/souls-symbols-sacraments/BYU Mission StatementMI Youtube and Publications Page

Listen today as Pastor Tyler and Pastor Rachael teach us how to live by the Spirit on the battlefield of our mind, our grief, our workplace and the city where God has placed us. To stay connected to what's happening at Mission Church, follow us on any of the following platforms: Instagram instagram.com/missionchurchca Podcast missionchurchca.com/watch Newsletter missionchurchca.com/updates Mission Church is a new church in the East Bay Area of California. Get more info at missionchurchca.com

In this episode Christian Hunt, risk culture and conduct specialist and author of ‘Humanizing Rules: Bringing Behavioural Science to Ethics and Compliance', discusses how risk and accountancy professionals could think more about the human beings they are trying to influence. Presented by ACCA's head of risk Rachael Johnson.

This podcast is the first in a series looking at what risk culture means and its impact on corporate performance. In this episode Christian Hunt, risk culture and conduct specialist and author of ‘Humanizing Rules: Bringing Behavioural Science to Ethics and Compliance', discusses how risk and accountancy professionals could think more about the human beings they are trying to influence. Presented by ACCA's head of risk Rachael Johnson.

In this episode Christian Hunt, risk culture and conduct specialist and author of ‘Humanizing Rules: Bringing Behavioural Science to Ethics and Compliance', discusses how risk and accountancy professionals could think more about the human beings they are trying to influence. Presented by ACCA's head of risk Rachael Johnson.

This podcast is the first in a series looking at what risk culture means and its impact on corporate performance. In this episode Christian Hunt, risk culture and conduct specialist and author of ‘Humanizing Rules: Bringing Behavioural Science to Ethics and Compliance', discusses how risk and accountancy professionals could think more about the human beings they are trying to influence. Presented by ACCA's head of risk Rachael Johnson.

Sarah speaks with Rachael Johnson from the Omaha Mayor's Commission for Citizens with Disabilities and Melanie Davis from Mode Shift Omaha. Car Free Midwest is an Omaha based podcast exploring the stories, barriers and joys of getting around the midwest without a car. Building community around more transportation equity and less car dependency. Hosted by: @sj_obc & @joshualabure A production of Figure Podcasts w/ support from Mode Shift Omaha. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carfreemidwest/message

We've got an extra special episode for you today. It's a little bit longer than usual, but we wanted to make sure our beautiful Mum Rachael Johnson had as much time to share everything about her incredibly genuine faith. Our Mum has been on the show before, but since season one she has grown so much in her faith. Today we spoke about what having genuine faith actually means, what it's like to truly love God, why she became a teacher as well as why she decided to study counselling. Lastly, we spoke about the incredible power of being grateful and acknowledging God winks. Honestly, nothing makes us feel more blessed then knowing we were raised by literally the most incredible Mum. We hope in just this short amount of time, you gain some of the wisdom we have been blessed with all our lives. We owe our Mum so much who we are and we hope you have taken something away from her guidance. This episode is brought to you by Stonebraker Lawyers. Visit stonebrakerlawyers.com.au to learn more.

This week's guest is Rachael Johnson, a Stage IV Hodgkins Lymphoma survivor, health and fitness coach, podcast host of Life As You Thought You Knew It and soon to be published author! At only 19 years old Rachael was diagnosed with Lymphoma during the Covid-19 pandemic. We discuss how It was doing treatment and appointments during Covid, how she accepted that she had cancer before treatment started, the staging process of cancer, how she was able to feel less isolated throughout treatment, what led her to becoming a health and fitness coach and so much more! Rachael reminds us how important It is to listen to our bodies, be grateful for what they do for us and that having all different kinds of emotions through any sort of traumatic experience is okay. You can follow Rachael on instagram @rachaelllllannnn and check out her podcast anywhere you listen to podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Mfsoiob6tztTIkUoNGN8K?si=9vtN70mIRzq2lcAUwF6vJg Follow us to keep up with our guests on Facebook & Instagram @canceractuallysuckspodcast & your host Maddy @cancersurvivor_nutritioncoach --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Has the Covid-19 pandemic shed new light on the board's fiduciary duties, how can they meet the increasingly complex expectations of different stakeholders? These are some of the questions Rachael Johnson, ACCA's Professional Insight's Head of Risk Management and Corporate Governance, poses to David R Koenig, a renowned author and experienced risk professional, on effective risk governance and risk taking.Their conversation includes key takeaways from David's book, moving away from perceiving risk as loss and towards building trust and the benefits of having diversity of board members.David is a global leader in the governance of risk and founder of the Directors and Chief Risk Officers group (the DCRO). He also is one of the founders of both the Professional Risk Managers' International Association (PRMIA) and the PRMIA Institute and serves on the US' Advisory Board of the Center for Advancing Corporate Performance. This episode is part of the Rethinking Risk podcast series to support our members as they navigate the rapidly changing and increasingly uncertain world.

The Covid-19 pandemic has shed new light on operational risk. Rachael Johnson, Head of Risk Management and Corporate Governance, ACCA Professional Insights, discusses with Dr Arianne: the key takeaways from her award-winning book, Operational Risk Management how the growing awareness of operational risk impacts business models influencing risk appetitesThis episode is part of the Rethinking Risk podcast series to support our members as they navigate the rapidly changing and increasingly uncertain world.

Has the Covid-19 pandemic shed new light on the board's fiduciary duties, how can they meet the increasingly complex expectations of different stakeholders? These are some of the questions Rachael Johnson, ACCA's Professional Insight's Head of Risk Management and Corporate Governance, poses to David R Koenig, a renowned author and experienced risk professional, on effective risk governance and risk taking.Their conversation includes key takeaways from David's book, moving away from perceiving risk as loss and towards building trust and the benefits of having diversity of board members.David is a global leader in the governance of risk and founder of the Directors and Chief Risk Officers group (the DCRO). He also is one of the founders of both the Professional Risk Managers' International Association (PRMIA) and the PRMIA Institute and serves on the US' Advisory Board of the Center for Advancing Corporate Performance. This episode is part of the Rethinking Risk podcast series to support our members as they navigate the rapidly changing and increasingly uncertain world.

The Covid-19 pandemic has shed new light on operational risk. Rachael Johnson, Head of Risk Management and Corporate Governance, ACCA Professional Insights, discusses with Dr Arianne: the key takeaways from her award-winning book, Operational Risk Management how the growing awareness of operational risk impacts business models influencing risk appetitesThis episode is part of the Rethinking Risk podcast series to support our members as they navigate the rapidly changing and increasingly uncertain world.

The Covid-19 pandemic has shed new light on operational risk. Rachael Johnson, Head of Risk Management and Corporate Governance, ACCA Professional Insights, discusses with Dr Arianne:  the key takeaways from her award-winning book, Operational Risk Management   how the growing awareness of operational risk impacts business models influencing risk appetites This episode is part of the Rethinking Risk podcast series to support our members as they navigate the rapidly changing and increasingly uncertain world. 

Has the Covid-19 pandemic shed new light on the board's fiduciary duties, how can they meet the increasingly complex expectations of different stakeholders? These are some of the questions Rachael Johnson, ACCA's Professional Insight's Head of Risk Management and Corporate Governance, poses to David R Koenig, a renowned author and experienced risk professional, on effective risk governance and risk taking.Their conversation includes key takeaways from David's book, moving away from perceiving risk as loss and towards building trust and the benefits of having diversity of board members.David is a global leader in the governance of risk and founder of the Directors and Chief Risk Officers group (the DCRO). He also is one of the founders of both the Professional Risk Managers' International Association (PRMIA) and the PRMIA Institute and serves on the US' Advisory Board of the Center for Advancing Corporate Performance. This episode is part of the Rethinking Risk podcast series to support our members as they navigate the rapidly changing and increasingly uncertain world.

Operational risk has taken on a new meaning for the 2020s, particularly given what the pandemic has proved about non-financial risks, their materiality and interconnectedness. Ariane meets via Zoom with Rachael Johnson, ACCA's Professional Insight's Head of Risk Management and Corporate Governance, to discuss the origins of Operational Risk Management – best practices in the financial services industry, which won Risk Magazine’s prestigious Book of the Year award for 2020. The Rethinking Risk podcast series consists of regular thought leadership discussions to help our members navigate the rapidly changing and increasingly uncertain world.

Covid-19 has given Boards a pounding wake-up call, so there couldn’t be a better time than now to catch up with David R Koenig, a renowned author and experienced risk professional, on effective risk governance and risk taking. In this episode, he speaks with Rachael Johnson, ACCA's Professional Insight's Head of Risk Management and Corporate Governance, about the key take-aways from his latest book, The Board Member’s Guide to Risk. David is a global leader in the governance of risk and founder of the Directors and Chief Risk Officers group (the DCRO). He also is one of the founders of both the Professional Risk Managers’ International Association (PRMIA) and the PRMIA Institute and serves on the US' Advisory Board of the Center for Advancing Corporate Performance. The Rethinking Risk podcast series consists of regular thought leadership discussions to help our members navigate the rapidly changing and increasingly uncertain world.

The first half of our terrifying and infuriating killer neighbors top ten. Neighbor disputes are the worst, right? We've all been there, but hopefully none of us have experienced the insane levels of hatred and malice these cases showcase. That's right, this week we're talking about killer neighbors - people who hated their neighbors so much they just had to find a solution - the permanent solution! From stalkers to snotty teens, we cover some of the saddest and most infurating cases we cound find. Tune in to hear Cindy lose her mind while Diva plays it cool with some of the most ridiculous cases of neighbor disputes gone wrong. Cases Covered: Lauren Giddings Daniel Rees and the Murder of Rachel Johnson Zachary Latham Angela Stoldt The Brooklyn Murders Sources: www.angelastoldt.net “Angela Stoldt,” Snapped, Season 17 Episode 12, first aired 17 July 2016. Steve Helling, “Florida Mother Angela Stoldt Convicted of Killing, Cooking Her Neighbor,” People, 9 December 2014, https://people.com/crime/florida-mother-angela-stoldt-convicted-of-killing-cooking-her-neighbor/ Sources: “Akron Death Linked With Other Killings,” AP, 25 November 1991. https://apnews.com/article/b654788f196d48b3c18f1797bad9121c Elizabeth Reed, “Help solve Akron cold case slaying of Rachael Johnson,” NBC 24 News, 28 February 2013. https://nbc24.com/news/local/help-solve-akron-cold-case-slaying-of-rachael-johnson Sean McDonnell, “Police say woman’s killer was ‘hiding in plain sight’,” Akron Beacon Journal, 15 March 2020. https://www.beaconjournal.com/news/20200315/police-say-womanrsquos-killer-was-lsquohiding-in-plain-sightrsquo “Akron man accused in 1991 murder was ‘hiding in plain sight’ around victim’s family, police say,” Cleveland.com, 22 March 2020. https://www.cleveland.com/crime/2020/03/akron-man-accused-in-1991-murder-was-hiding-in-plain-sight-around-victims-family-police-say.html https://www.macon.com/news/special-reports/lauren-giddings-murder/article30131532.html https://www.baltimoresun.com/maryland/laurel/ph-ho-cf-ll-mcdaniel-sentencing-20140421-story.html Nightmare Next Door, Master Key Murder, Season 5 Episode 9, aired 3 September 2015. https://toppodcast.com/podcast_feeds/crime-stories-with-nancy-grace/ https://www.nj.com/cumberland/2020/09/man-charged-in-neighbors-killing-ordered-to-stop-talking-about-case-including-on-tiktok.html

Rachael Johnson, 2021 AIA Colorado President and architect at SmithGroup, joined to talk about her strong Colorado background and interactions with healthcare environments that inspired her work with this typology and inspired her to develop a story-focused means of design at Davis Partnership and SmithGroup. We discuss her many volunteer roles and talk about her vision for AIA Colorado and the community at large.

Rachael Johnson, ACCA Head of Risk Management and Corporate Governance speaks with Michele Wucker, a well-known risk commentator who conceptualized the Gray Rhino metaphor for a high probability risk that is often ignored. In this episode, Michelle and Rachel discuss her book, The Gray Rhino, and how businesses can recognize and act on obvious risks that tend to be overlooked.This is the first of the Rethinking Risk podcast series, which consists of regular thought leadership discussions to help our members navigate the rapidly changing and increasingly uncertain world.

Rachael Johnson, ACCA Head of Risk Management and Corporate Governance speaks with Michele Wucker, a well-known risk commentator who conceptualized the Gray Rhino metaphor for a high probability risk that is often ignored. In this episode, Michelle and Rachel discuss her book, The Gray Rhino, and how businesses can recognize and act on obvious risks that tend to be overlooked.This is the first of the Rethinking Risk podcast series, which consists of regular thought leadership discussions to help our members navigate the rapidly changing and increasingly uncertain world.

Rachael Johnson, ACCA Head of Risk Management and Corporate Governance speaks with Michele Wucker, a well-known risk commentator who conceptualized the Gray Rhino metaphor for a high probability risk that is often ignored. In this episode, Michelle and Rachel discuss her book, The Gray Rhino, and how businesses can recognize and act on obvious risks that tend to be overlooked.This is the first of the Rethinking Risk podcast series, which consists of regular thought leadership discussions to help our members navigate the rapidly changing and increasingly uncertain world. 

Rachael Johnson, ACCA's Head of Risk Management and Corporate Governance, speaks with Michele Wucker, author of The Gray Rhino, in the first of a new series of podcasts on Rethinking Risk. Michele is a well-known risk commentator who has conceptualized the Gray Rhino metaphor for a high probability risk that we often ignore. Here she explains how to avoid another trampolining by recognizing and acting on obvious dangers we tend to overlook. The Rethinking Risk podcast series will consist of monthly thought leadership talks to help our members navigate their way through the rapidly changing and increasingly uncertain world.

On this week's episode, we are joined with our Mum, Rachael Johnson. She has not only been a Primary School teacher for 30 years but is also a professional Counsellor and an incredible mother and wife. In this conversation we talk about the importance of living in the world, not of the world, the neurology behind kindness, identify and self-worth. In this episode we also discuss what it means to live a good life and that at the root of everything, love is the most important thing there is. We gained so much wisdom from this conversation and we pray that you will as well. Our mum sees people beyond their limitations. Through her faith, she is able to see that everybody is, in fact, a somebody. We hope you enjoy this conversation with our Mum.

After a weekend of panic buying in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic Dan asks if we should introduce rationing into supermarkets. Rachael Johnson, sister of the Prime Minister and author of a new book tells us how she thinks her brother is coping and Chair of the Education Select Committee Robert Halfon responds to the Prime Minister's announcement that schools will close until further notice. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Police in Akron, Ohio, have arrested a 57-year-old man for the 1991 cold case murder of 23-year-old Rachael Johnson. Johnson’s body was found by passerby after she was raped, beaten, stabbed multiple times and set on fire.A Washington state man is facing murder charges in connection with the murders of 34-year-old Charlene Van Auten and her four year old daughter.Finally, a Sioux Falls woman, who is facing charges after forensic genealogy connected her to the 1981 murder of a newborn baby, is challenging the charges on the basis that police violated her constitutional protections against illegal search and seizure by obtaining her DNA profile from discarded garbage.

In this video we introduce you to Rachael Johnson wife to Jeremy. They also discuss some of the difficulties behind entrepreneurship and their business/family life balance. Rachael also gives everyone a look into Jeremy's wild past and how everyone thought he was too crazy for her to handle. Rachael also talks about Kaiden and how his birth was a miracle but a very scary moment in their lives! This Episode is filled with a ton of information that not to many people know about when it comes to Jeremy and Weldtec Designs so be sure to take seat and check it out! Be sure to leave a like and subscribe! 

Episode Notes: In 1991, Rachael Johnson left a nightclub with a friend and headed home. She would never make it. After the friend's car got a flat tire and the interior filled with the smell of burning rubber, she insisted on finding her own way home. She got out of her friend's car - and was picked up by a killer. Her body was found the next day, raped, beaten, stabbed and set afire in the middle of an Akron street. Special guest: Katelin Puzakulics, who was two years old when her mother was murdered, and Lesli Rarick, the woman who is trying to help her shed new light on a cold case. www.ohiomysteries.com feedback@ohiomysteries.com www.patreon.com/ohiomysteries www.twitter.com/mysteriesohio www.facebook.com/ohiomysteries Music: Lie in Wait, by Relaxer. Follow them at https://www.facebook.com/RelaxerSystem Rise of The Phospher- Daniel Birch The Great Unknown- Audonautix  

Welcome back to the Frasier CraneCast!  Sheehan and Rachael discussing Cheers episode "Birth, Death, Love, and Rice"  In this episode, they probe Frasier's sense of strentgh and masculinity as we learn that he is being treated Carla's one-time lover, Dr. Ludlow-- and apparently not making great advancements.New episodes of the Frasier CraneCast air every single Tuesday in the coming months!Twitter: @CraneCastContact the show by email to send in recorded voice memos for the in-house radio shrink: info@frasiercranecast.com   &   FrasierCraneCast.comProduced by Sheehan ParkerHosted by Rachael Johnson & Sheehan ParkerMusic by Lost Signal (www.lostsignal.space)

The first Season Finale of the Frasier CraneCast will usher in format changes!  Sheehan and Rachael discussing Cheers episodes "A Bartender's Tale" and the Season 3 Cheers finale: "Rescue Me."  In this episode, they begin work on their own spinoff podcast and gawk as Frasier corners Diane into a marriage!New episodes of the Frasier CraneCast air every other week in the coming months.  The next episode will air October 16th; it's the first episode with our new formatting!Twitter: @CraneCastContact the show by email to send in recorded voice memos for the in-house radio shrink: info@frasiercranecast.com   &   FrasierCraneCast.comProduced by Sheehan ParkerHosted by Rachael Johnson & Sheehan ParkerMusic by Lost Signal (www.lostsignal.space)

Rachael and Sheehan discuss Cheers episodes "If Ever I Would Leave You" and "Cheerio Cheers."  In this episode, the two concede that Frasier seems to act well within the norms when everyone in the bar is ignorant!New episodes of the Frasier CraneCast air every other week in the coming months.  The next episode will air October 2nd and is the season finale for the Frasier CraneCast!Interact on twitter! @CraneCast, and contact the show by email to send in recorded voice memos for the in-house radio shrink: info@frasiercranecast.comProduced by Sheehan ParkerHosted by Rachael Johnson & Sheehan ParkerMusic by Lost Signal (www.lostsignal.space)

Rachael and Sheehan discuss Frasier's initiation into the gang of cheers, hazing, Bef, a name brand alternative to beef, and how insufferable Diane is!New episodes of the Frasier CraneCast air every other week in the coming months.  The next episode will air September 18th and on October 2nd after that... pending a change in programming!Interact on twitter! @CraneCast, and contact the show by email to send in recorded voice memos for the in-house radio shrink: info@frasiercranecast.comProduced by Sheehan ParkerHosted by Rachael Johnson & Sheehan ParkerMusic by Lost Signal (www.lostsignal.space)

Rachael and Sheehan continue to be amazed by the dysfunctionality of Frasier and Diane's relationship, his hypocrisy towards dating working class women, and how Sam keeps getting things right!New episodes of the Frasier CraneCast air every other week in the coming months.  The next episode will air September 4th (in one week) and on September 18th after that.Interact on twitter! @CraneCast, and contact the show by email to send in recorded voice memos for the in-house radio shrink: info@frasiercranecast.comProduced by Sheehan ParkerHosted by Rachael Johnson & Sheehan ParkerMusic by Lost Signal (www.lostsignal.space)

Rachael and Sheehan learn of Frasier's penchant for creep-calls and are overwhelmed to meet his mother Esther in her only appearance!New episodes of the Frasier CraneCast air weekly in the month of August! The next episode drops on Tuesday, August 28th.Interact on twitter! @CraneCast, and contact the show by email to send in recorded voice memos for the in-house radio shrink: info@frasiercranecast.comProduced by Sheehan ParkerHosted by Rachael Johnson & Sheehan ParkerMusic by Lost Signal (www.lostsignal.space)

Rachael and Sheehan discuss a slight change in formatting, gun control in the 1980s, and male entitlement in Cheers Season 3 episodes 5, "Sam Turns the Other Cheek," and 6, "Coach in Love...Part 1."New episodes of the Frasier CraneCast air weekly in the month of August! The next episode drops on Tuesday, August 21st.Interact on twitter! @CraneCast, and contact the show by email to send in recorded voice memos for the in-house radio shrink: info@frasiercranecast.comProduced by Sheehan ParkerHosted by Rachael Johnson & Sheehan ParkerMusic by Lost Signal (www.lostsignal.space)

Rachael and Sheehan are dismayed by the rocky relationship between Frasier and Diane, and focus much too much on the failures of Cliff in Cheers Season 3 Episodes 3 & 4, "I Call Your Name" and "Fairy Tales Can Come True." New episodes of the Frasier CraneCast air weekly in the month of August! The next episode drops on Tuesday, August 14th.Interact on twitter! @CraneCast, and contact the show by email to send in recorded voice memos for the in-house radio shrink: info@frasiercranecast.comProduced by Sheehan ParkerHosted by Rachael Johnson & Sheehan ParkerMusic by Lost Signal (www.lostsignal.space)

Rachael and Sheehan aren't sure about the value of Frasier Crane's psychiatry or the footing of his relationship with Diane... Frasier Crane appears for the first time in Cheers Season 3 Episode 1 and 2, Rebound pts. 1 & 2. New episodes of the Frasier CraneCast air weekly in the month of August! The next episode drops on Tuesday, August 7th.Contact the show by email and send in recorded voice memos for the in-house radio shrink: info@frasiercranecast.comProduced by Sheehan ParkerHosted by Rachael Johnson & Sheehan ParkerMusic by Lost Signal (www.lostsignal.space)

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