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The best podcast for military veterans, police officers, firefighters, and first responders preparing for veteran transition and life after service. Helping you plan and implement strategies to prepare for your transition into civilian life. In this compelling episode, Jake Rademacher sits down to talk about his new documentary Brothers After War. Jake chronicles the impact of combat, the trauma, and the struggles to transition to civilian life of the Soldiers and Marines he embedded with and interviewed in Iraq. This is the follow-up to his movie Brothers At War, where Jake set out to understand the experience, sacrifice, and motivation of his two brothers serving in Iraq. He ultimately embedded with four combat units in Iraq. Ultimately, the film followed his brothers home where separations and life-threatening work ripple through their parents, siblings, wives, and children. Through his documentaries, Rademacher not only honors the service of military personnel but also invites viewers to reflect on the complexities of human experience. His work stands as a testament to the power of storytelling in driving social change and healing, a mission that listeners are encouraged to embrace. This episode is a must-watch for veterans, first responders, and anyone seeking inspiration from a story of true resilience, and the journey to finding purpose and adjusting to life after service. Join us as we explore the transformative experience of Jake Rademacher, whose mission to tell the stories of his brothers has led him to helping many more veterans.CONNECT WITH THE PODCAST:IG: WEBSITE: LinkedIn: SIGN-UP FOR THE NEWSLETTER:QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS:Brothers After WarSPONSORS:Brothers & Arms USAGet 20% off your purchaseLink: https://brothersandarms.comPromo Code: Transition20Trident CoffeeGet 15% off your purchaseLink: https://tridentcoffee.comPromo Code: TDP15Human Performance TRTGet 30% off your purchaseWeb: https://hptrt.com/Promo Code: TDP

A new film by Gary Sinese and Jake Rademacher takes an unflinching and personal look at the struggles and triumphs of US soldiers and veterans returning home from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.To see the film please use the following link: https://tickets.brothersafterwar.com/For free tickets for Veterans: https://brothersafterwar.com/free-tickets-vettix/

Sponsor: U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs Biorepository Brain Bank Today's episode of PTSD and Beyond is proudly sponsored by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Biorepository Brain Bank, dedicated to advancing research on brain disorders that impact Veterans. The VABBB is seeking participants both with and without neurological conditions. Your involvement can lead to important breakthroughs and support life-changing research. Visit www.research.va.gov/programs and click on VA Biorepository Brain Bank In this compelling episode of PTSD and Beyond, we sit down with filmmaker Jake Rademacher, the director of the powerful documentary "Brothers After War," which premieres in theaters on February 28. This episode dives deep into the transformative power of storytelling and the profound experiences of veterans as they navigate life after combat. Join us as we explore: ✨ The inspiration behind "Brothers After War" and its connection to the previous film, "Brothers at War"

February 18, 2025 - Jake Rademacher and Kevin Breheny joined Byers & Co to talk about the debut of Jake's film, Brothers After War, the sequel to Brothers at War. Listen to the podcast now!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Michigan Athletics and multi-Platinum, GRAMMY-winning artist Zach Bryan jointly announced a first-of-its-kind concert at Michigan Stadium, with special guest John Mayer, on September 27, 2025. Rob Rademacher, Executive Senior Associate Athletic Director and Chief Operating Officer at Michigan Athletics, stopped by this week's Conqu'ring Heroes episode to discuss the origin of this project, share some details on the event, and detail its impact on the athletic department and the Ann Arbor community.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ooops: Scham und Fremdscham lassen sich eigentlich nicht voneinander trennen, erklärt der Soziologe Patrick Wöhrle. Psychotherapeutin Angelika Vandamme weiß, wie das Schamgefühl auf den Körper wirkt und welchen Nutzen es überhaupt hat.**********Ihr hört: Gesprächspartner*innen: eine Umfrage unter Euch Gesprächspartner: Patrick Wöhrle, Soziologe an der Technischen Universität Dresden, hat mehrfach über Scham publiziert Gesprächspartnerin: Angelika Vandamme, Psychologische Psychotherapeutin Autor und Host: Przemek Żuk Redaktion: Friederike Seeger, Betti Brecke, Sarah Brendel, Clara Hoheisel Produktion: Johann Günther**********Quellen:Wöhrle, P., Ziemann, A. (2014). Anflirten, Ablachen, Fremdschämen – Kultursoziologische Überlegungen zur Krise des sozialen Sinns. In: Fischer, J., Moebius, S. (eds) Kultursoziologie im 21. Jahrhundert. Springer VS, Wiesbaden.Wöhrle, P. (2021). Two Shades of Cringe: Problems in Attributing Painful Laughter. Humanities, 10(3), 99.Paulus, F. M., Müller-Pinzler, L. Stolz, D.S., Mayer, A.V., Rademacher, L., Krach, S. (2018). Laugh or cringe? Common and distinct processes of reward-based schadenfreude and empathy-based fremdscham. Neuropsychologia, 116(A). S. 52-60,**********Mehr zum Thema bei Deutschlandfunk Nova:Autorin Jaqueline Scheiber: "Ich lote die Grenzen der Scham aus"Fremdschämen: Die Lust an der Blamage andererPeinlich - warum wir uns schämen**********Den Artikel zum Stück findet ihr hier.**********Ihr könnt uns auch auf diesen Kanälen folgen: TikTok auf&ab , TikTok wie_geht und Instagram .**********Meldet euch!Ihr könnt das Team von Facts & Feelings über WhatsApp erreichen.Uns interessiert: Was beschäftigt euch? Habt ihr ein Thema, über das wir unbedingt in der Sendung und im Podcast sprechen sollen?Schickt uns eine Sprachnachricht oder schreibt uns per 0160-91360852 oder an factsundfeelings@deutschlandradio.de.Wichtig: Wenn ihr diese Nummer speichert und uns eine Nachricht schickt, akzeptiert ihr unsere Regeln zum Datenschutz und bei WhatsApp die Datenschutzrichtlinien von WhatsApp.

This episode is powerful! Join Mike and Mike as we dig into the science based evidence behind increasing the Women's Wrestling minimum body fat percentage from 12 - 17%. Discussion with our expert panel really takes a deep dive into concepts of nutrition, hydration, intentional coaching and much more! This is an episode where every wrestler, coach, and parent can learn great info on how to manage weight to ensure sustainable participation and performance in our sport. Title: Science Backed Weight Management UpdateGuests: Dr. Andrew Jagim, Dr. Jackie Paquette, Paul Rademacher and Cliff Cushard

Filmmaker Jake Rademacher honors his brothers' service by creating award-winning movies about their deployments and life after the war. Between 2005-2007, Jake risked everything, including his life, to tell the story of his brothers serving in Iraq in the award-winning feature film, Brothers at War – which has led to resiliency workshops and much more. 20 years later, Jake traveled to four continents to reconnect with his brothers as well as the other elite soldiers and Marines he embedded with during the Iraq War. Intercutting footage past and present, movie watchers are led on an insightful, humorous and moving journey as warfighters explore loss, meaning, and hope on their path from warfighter to veteran. Jake shares the story of his journey between the two films, his passion for helping servicemembers and now veterans, tell their own stories through resiliency workshops. Special Guest: Jake Rademacher .

Episode Overview:In Episode 155 of The Fortified Life, Jason Davis is joined by Brett Rademacher, founder of The Shofar Global Network, an organization dedicated to uniting diverse spiritual communities through the ancient tradition of shofar blowing. Brett brings his passion for cultural heritage and spiritual growth to the conversation, discussing how this ancient practice is being used to foster unity, reflection, and global connection.Topics Discussed:The Shofar Global Network: Brett explains how his organization connects spiritual communities across the globe through the symbolism and power of the shofar.Shofar Blowing and Its Significance: The cultural and spiritual heritage behind the shofar, its significance in prayer, and its role in unifying communities across faiths.Building Global Connections: How Brett has leveraged his experience in community-building to create a global platform that encourages collaboration, prayer, and spiritual growth.Spiritual Reflection: The importance of unity in today's divided world and how spiritual practices like shofar blowing can create moments of introspection and connection.Key Takeaways:Spiritual Heritage: Brett shares the deep spiritual meaning behind the shofar and how it has been used for centuries to call people to prayer and reflection.Promoting Global Unity: How The Shofar Global Network seeks to bring diverse communities together through the ancient tradition of shofar blowing, fostering a sense of belonging and shared purpose.Practical Steps for Spiritual Growth: Brett offers advice on how to incorporate spiritual practices, like the shofar, into daily life to enhance personal reflection and global connectivity.

Cay Rademacher lebt und arbeitet dort, wo andere Urlaub machen. In der Provence. Dort spielen auch seine Krimis. Über seinen neusten Krimi "Unheimliches Lançon" und seinen Alltag als Autor in der Provence plaudert Cay Rademacher in SR 3 "Aus dem Leben".

Pünktlich zur Sommerpause folgt eine Doppelpremiere: Die erste Folge mit zwei Gästen und auch gleichzeitig die erste Doppelfolge. In Teil zwei geht es direkt weiter im Thema - wir starten mit dem Data Product Canvas als wirkungsvollem Werkzeug, um eine gemeinsame Sprache im Unternehmen zu etablieren, hangeln uns durch Datenkataloge und Datenmarktplätze und verfolgen dabei stringent den Produktgedanken weiter. Dabei schielen wir auch auf die Themen Akzeptanz und Datenqualität und natürlich Data Literacy.

Pünktlich zur Sommerpause folgt eine Doppelpremiere: Die erste Folge mit zwei Gästen und auch gleichzeitig die erste Doppelfolge.Pickepackevoll mit dem Thema Daten im Unternehmen. Im Mittelpunkt steht die Frage, wie Unternehmen sich erfolgreich zu datengetriebenen Unternehmen wandeln können, welche Rolle Data Contracts und Daten als Produkt, aber auch Konzepte wie Data Mesh und potentielle Werkzeuge wie der Data Product Canvas spielen.

Frau Dr. Rademacher erzählt von der Entstehung der Diakonatshelfer und vier Diakonatshelfer und -helferinnen aus dem Bistum Erfurt berichten von ihrem Dienst.

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In unserer Podcast-Folge "Ein Geek kommt selten allein" tauschen Florian Rademacher und ich Gedanken über Microservices in der Software-Architektur aus. Wir reflektieren darüber, wie sich Softwareentwicklung und Architektur im Laufe der Zeit verändert haben, wobei wir Microservices und ihre Vor- und Nachteile besonders hervorheben. Florian betont, dass Microservices darauf abzielen, komplexe Software-Systeme skalierbar und wartbar zu machen, indem sie abgegrenzte fachliche oder Infrastrukturfunktionalitäten darstellen, die unabhängig voneinander ausführbar sind. Im Verlauf des Podcasts erörtern wir die Grundlagen von Microservices und deren Architektur. Wir vertiefen uns in Themen wie hohe Kohäsion und lose Kopplung in Softwaremodulen, die Vorteile von Microservices im Vergleich zu Monolithen sowie die Bedeutung einer sorgfältigen Modularisierung, die auf Netzwerk-Kommunikation basiert. Wir gehen auch auf Herausforderungen von Microservices ein, wie beispielsweise Authentifizierung und Skalierung, und betonen, dass nicht jede Anwendung für eine Migration zu Microservices geeignet ist. Jede Architektur muss individuell evaluiert werden, bevor eine Entscheidung getroffen wird. Die Diskussion dreht sich auch um die verschiedenen Kommunikationsformen bei Microservices, von synchroner bis asynchroner Kommunikation, sowie den Einsatz von Message Brokern. Wir unterstreichen, dass die Wahl der Architektur von verschiedenen Faktoren abhängt, wie Team-Erfahrung und Projektanforderungen. Es wird deutlich gemacht, dass die Entscheidung zwischen Monolithen und Microservices sorgfältig abgewogen werden sollte und dass Skalierungsoptionen wie horizontale und vertikale Skalierung bei Microservices eine wichtige Rolle spielen. Schließlich werden Integrationstests und deren Komplexität im Hinblick auf Microservices diskutiert. Wir heben die Essenz von Testing, vor allem von Edge-Cases, hervor und diskutieren die Implementierung von Microservices in der Cloud sowie die Bedeutung von modellgetriebener Softwareentwicklung. Wir schließen mit dem Fazit, dass Microservices nicht die universelle Lösung für jedes Unternehmen sind und dass ihr Einsatz sorgfältig abgewogen werden sollte. Zum Schluss geben wir Informationen zur Microservices-Community und bieten die Möglichkeit, mit Florian auf LinkedIn in Kontakt zu treten.

Kennt ihr das? Ihr beobachtet eine unangenehme Situation und alles in euch zieht sich zusammen? Ihr wollt euch sofort zusammenkauern und eine Decke über den Kopf ziehen? Willkommen im Cringe! In Folge 4 sprechen die beiden Sabbel-Senatoren Jannis und Luca über unangenehme Situationen, sie diskutieren zum ersten Mal die Frage einer Hörerin und diskutieren, ob Kinder vielleicht Zombies sind. Literatur Müller-Pinzler, L., Rademacher, L., Paulus, F. M. & Krach, S. (2015). When your friends make you cringe: social closeness modulates vicarious embarrassment-related neural activity. Social Cognitive And Affective Neuroscience, 11(3), 466 475. https://doi.org/10.1093/scan/nsv130 Paulus, F. M., Müller-Pinzler, L., Jansen, A., Gazzola, V. & Krach, S. (2014). Mentalizing and the Role of the Posterior Superior Temporal Sulcus in Sharing Others' Embarrassment. Cerebral Cortex, 25(8), 2065–2075. https://doi.org/10.1093/cercor/bhu011

Professor Dr. Thomas Rademacher, MD, PhD, is CEO and Co-Founder of Emergex ( https://emergexvaccines.com/ ), a company that has developed a novel nanoparticle-based vaccine technology to deliver synthetic viral fragments via microneedles on a skin-adhesive patch. Emergex's approach works on the principle of priming immune T-cells, opening the door for the development of universal vaccines against highly mutagenic viruses such as the seasonal flu and covid. T-cell priming offers a superior inoculation strategy over traditional vaccines, which rely on the body's generation of antibodies and fail to keep up with seasonal mutations. A serial entrepreneur, Professor Rademacher also serves as Emeritus Professor of Molecular Medicine at University College London (UCL) and is widely considered one of the founders of biotech from the early 1980s (having been involved in many of it's core disciplines – from recombinant proteins, to monoclonal antibodies, to glycobiology). Professor Rademacher has authored over 200 publications and 50 patents – 19 of which are in the nanomedicine field. In addition to being a world leader in nanomedicine, he is also an expert in fetal-maternal medicine, having produced 25 publications and filed 5 patents related to preeclampsia. Professor Rademacher was co-Founder of the field of Glycobiology and subsequent Glycobiology Institute in Oxford and co-founded Oxford GlycoSciences, the first of Oxford University's biotech spinouts, which, in 1998, was listed on the London Stock Exchange and reached a market capitalization of £1.7 billion. After moving to UCL, Professor Rademacher founded several biotech spin-out companies, including Rodaris Pharmaceuticals Ltd. In 2000, Professor Rademacher entered into a collaboration with the Spanish Research Council and co-founded the first nanomedicine company, Midatech Ltd. Midatech floated on the AIM and NASDAQ stock exchanges in December 2015. Support the show

In this episode of Life Science Success, my guest is Dr. Thomas Rademacher. Professor Rademacher, MD, PhD, co-founded Emergex and has served as CEO since the Company's formation. He is an Emeritus Professor of Molecular Medicine at University College London (UCL) and a serial entrepreneur.   Dr. Thomas Rademacher, MD, PhD, is the co-founder and CEO of Emergex, with a background as an Emeritus Professor of Molecular Medicine at the University College of London and a serial entrepreneur. His career has oscillated between academic and entrepreneurial roles, adhering to the philosophy of not staying in the same job for more than ten years. Rademacher's academic foundation in hardcore biochemistry was established during his PhD at the University of Wisconsin Madison. This rigorous training in biochemistry has been a cornerstone throughout his career, enabling him to navigate and innovate in the complex field of molecular medicine. His work has significantly contributed to the field of monoclonal antibodies, starting with foundational research at Oxford and involving the use of Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells. This work was pivotal for the development of recombinant proteins and monoclonal antibodies, leading to advancements in medicine. Rademacher has been involved in groundbreaking research and entrepreneurial ventures, including the Glycobiology Institute, which attracted interest from major corporations like Monsanto. His work has led to significant scientific advancements and the formation of companies that have had substantial impacts on the medical and biotechnological landscapes. He is currently focused on challenges in vaccinology and immunology, particularly in developing vaccines that activate the cellular immune response to fight viral infections effectively. Rademacher's innovative approach involves utilizing quantum-confined gold clusters and micro-needle technology to enhance vaccine delivery and efficacy.

Conservative actors have complained for years that their views get them blacklisted in Hollywood or forces them to quietly self-censor. Now General Hospital actor Ingo Rademacher is speaking out about his lawsuit against ABC. Get the facts first on Morning Wire.

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Do you long to belong? Could belonging help you heal? Listen in as transcultural adoptee Nicole shares her profound insights to help you along your healing curve.Here's a bit about Nicole from her website:"I was born to one set of parents and adopted by another set. I grew up always knowing that I was adopted, yet I knew very little about my roots. Consequently I lived in the fantasies that only children can invent––as an adoptee from a closed adoption, those fantasies were always a plausible reality.The influence of my adoption and reunion (with my biological family) feature prominently in my studio practice where I explore concepts of intimacy, identity, and belonging through visual work as well as in community-based works.In 2021, I received my MA from Loyola Marymount University in Marital & Family Therapy with a Specialization in Clinical Art Therapy. I came to that program as I began more decidedly to do work with the community, specifically my community of the adoption constellation.Proudly, I was awarded an Adoptees for Awareness Grant, Individual Artist Fellowship (California Arts Council), and a Creative Corps Grant (Arts Council for Long Beach/California Arts Council) in 2023, received an Artistic Community Engagement Grant from the Rema Hort Mann Foundation in 2016, and I have collaborated and shown work internationally in Europe, Africa, Australia, Asia, South America, and North America (specifically the US, Canada, Mexico and Cuba).I currently live and work in Los Angeles."Photo credit:  Jeff Forney @jefforney on Insta https://www.instagram.com/jeffforney/We Are Not Our Cruxes:https://bit.ly/wearenotourcruxesRSVP for first event of We Are Not Our Cruxes:https://bit.ly/cruxes-session-oneArtist website: nicolerademacher.comTherapist website: nicrrad.comhttps://www.instagram.com/nicrradhttps://twitter.com/nicrradhttps://www.facebook.com/nicrrad/

Jessica Rademacher ist Teamleiterin im Bereich UX in der Sofwareentwicklung der KUKA Deutschland GmbH in Augsburg. Nachdem sie an der Hochschule Augsburg 2007 ihr Diplomstudium in Elektrotechnik abgeschlossen hat, ging es für sie direkt weiter zur KUKA als Trainerin für Robotik. In dieser Zeit brachte sie tausenden von Menschen Roboter zu programmieren, Fehler im Schaltschrank zu finden und Feldbusse zum Laufen zu bringen. Dabei fand sie noch genug Motivation, um parallel zur Lehrtätigkeit auch noch das passende Master of Arts Studium in Erwachsenenbildung an der TU Kaiserslautern zu absolvieren. Nach ein paar Jahren entschied sie sich jedoch, ihre gesammelten Fähigkeiten und Kenntnisse rund um Roboter in der Vorentwicklungsabteilung als Machbarkeitsingenieurin für den damals neuen Leichtbauroboter einzubringen. Von dort aus ging es dann als Product Owner (Rollenbezeichnung bei agilen Prozessen) für Frontend Entwicklungsteams in die Serienentwicklung. Ab da hatte sie die Möglichkeit Ihr als Trainerin erworbenes Wissen über die Technik und die Anwendenden, deren Sorgen und Wünsche zu kombinieren und direkt in die Entwicklung einfließen zu lassen, um die Komplexität eines Roboters für die Nutzenden besser beherrschbar zumachen. Nach einer Weiterbildung zum UX Consultant war sie die erste UXlerin der KUKA und fühlt sie sich angekommen, denn mit und für Menschen in Kombination mit Technik zu arbeiten begeistert sie am meisten. Ihr Steckenpferd sind alle hardwarenahen Workflows, bei denen es darum geht, über die Software direkt an der Robotermechanik - quasi dem schlagenden Herzen des Systems - zu arbeiten. Das gibt ihr die Möglichkeit über alle Teamgrenzen hinweg mit Frontend-, Backend- und MechatronikentwicklerInnen, Product Ownern, ProduktmanagerInnen, Customer Support und natürlich den Nutzenden zusammen zu arbeiten. Zusätzlich engagiert sie sich im Frauennetzwerk, Mentorenprogrammen und Kinder-/ Jugendveranstaltungen, um diesen und vor allem Mädchen zu zeigen, dass Technik nicht nur toll sein und Spaß machen, sondern man damit auch die Welt von morgen verändern kann. Links und Lesetipps von Jessica Rademacher Homepage von Jessica Radmachers Firma www.kuka.com Design Thinking-Prozess - Design Thinking - Hasso-Plattner-Institut (hpi.de) Kleiner Einblick in den Design Thinking Prozess https://hpi.de/school-of-design-thinking/design-thinking/hintergrund/design-thinking-prozess.html UX Collective (uxdesign.cc) Interessante Artikel zum Thema User Experiece https://uxdesign.cc/?gi=6fcdb2a5d2ee NORMAN, Don (2013): The Design of Everyday Things Der Klassiker, wenn es um Produktdesign geht KEBEKUS, Carolin (2021): Es kann nur eine geben Unterhaltung und Feminismus wunderbar vereint

  "I spend a lot of my life, and even through my art, just looking for belonging." - Nicole Rademacher Join us as we delve into the world of art therapy and adoption with guest Nicole Rademacher. Discover how Nicole uses art to heal on her own journey as an adoptee, and explore her upcoming project, "We Are Not Our Cruxes," that aims to empower adoptees and former foster youth. In this episode, you will be able to: Discover the healing power of art therapy and how it can help adoptees do deeper work on their adoption trauma. Explore the complexities of transracial adoption and how it shapes an adoptee's identity through the lens of art Find out about "We Are Not Our Cruxes," Nicole's interactive, hybrid art project for the adoption constellation, starting on November 18, 2023 in Los Angeles and online. My special guest is Nicole Rademacher: Nicole Rademacher is an accomplished transcultural adoptee artist and art therapist based in Los Angeles. With a deep understanding of adoption trauma and personal experience as an adoptee, Nicole has dedicated her work to using art as a means of healing and self-exploration. Through her adventurous artistic creations and art therapy, she helps individuals tackle their nonverbal and often suppressed pain, offering them a safe space to express and process their emotions. Nicole's upcoming project, "We Are Not Our Cruxes," is a series of free, interactive, art-based healing events which is launching in November 2023 in the Los Angeles area and online. These events will provide participants with a unique opportunity to deepen their understanding of adoption while engaging in a transformative art therapy process. With her extensive expertise and compassionate approach, Nicole joins host Beth Syverson on Unraveling Adoption to share her insights and shed light on the power of art therapy in the journey towards healing. The resources mentioned in this episode are: Join Nicole Rademacher's adoption-related events: Attend the "We Are Not Our Cruxes" series of free, hybrid, interactive, art-based healing events in Los Angeles starting on November 18, 2023. Participate in person or online from anywhere. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/we-are-not-our-cruxes-session-one-tickets-712649603147 Explore art therapy for adoption trauma: Consider using artistic modalities to heal from adoption trauma. Connect with Nicole Rademacher through her website, or sign up for a free 15-minute intro call: http://nicrrad.com Find Nicole's film project "Nesting" that we talked about in this episode: https://nicolerademacher.com/portfolio_page/nesting/ Explore Nic's other art projects on her artist website: https://nicolerademacher.com/ Find Nic on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/nicrrad Explore the complexities and challenges of transracial adoption - Transracial adoption brings with it multifaceted challenges, as Nicole Rademacher, a biracial adoptee, elucidates. Adoptees often grapple with their racial identity and struggle to conform to expected societal norms and categorizations. Support from adoptive families in celebrating the adoptee's birth culture and maintaining a sense of identity is crucial, assuring adoptees that they're not confined by their racial backgrounds but can embrace all facets of their identity. Experience the healing and empowering effects of art therapy - Using art as therapy provides adoptees with an empowering platform to express their emotions and experiences. Nicole Rademacher's upcoming project "We Are Not Our Cruxes" incorporates art-based healing events for adoptees and former foster youth to aid in their healing process. By acknowledging their resilience and emphasizing that their identity and experiences aren't solely shaped by trauma, art helps participants foster a positive perception of self, resulting in a sense of empowerment. Timestamped summary of this episode: 00:01:29 - Early Childhood and Adoption Nicole shares her adoption story, explaining that she was born in 1978 and immediately placed in foster care. She was adopted into the Rademacher family in Milwaukee and grew up in North Carolina. Nicole reflects on her mixed-race identity and the challenges of fitting in visually with her white adoptive family. 00:05:04 - Transcultural Identity Beth asks Nicole about her identity as a transcultural adoptee. Nicole explains that she presents as white and often passes as such, but she also recognizes her biracial heritage. She discusses the complexities of racial identity and the challenges of fitting in with her adoptive family. 00:07:09 - Supportive Parenting Beth emphasizes the importance of adoptive parents supporting their child's cultural identity and interests. She encourages parents to listen to their adoptee's desires regarding exploring their birth culture and to be flexible and understanding. Nicole agrees and emphasizes the need for adoptive parents to be open-minded and supportive. 00:09:38 - Reunion and Family Dynamics Nicole shares that she reunited with her birth parents in 2004 and discovered that they had married each other, and she had two younger brothers. She reflects on the complex emotions that arose during reunion. 00:13:12 - The Complexity of Family Relationships The guest emphasizes that having a familial connection does not automatically guarantee a strong bond. She shares her personal experience of searching for belonging and finding it through her art and living abroad. 00:13:40 - Embracing Foreignness The guest talks about her experiences living in different countries as a foreigner and how it allowed her to explore her sense of belonging. She highlights the freedom that comes with not fitting into societal norms. 00:14:42 - Serendipitous Love Story The guest shares how she met her husband in Chile while doing research for her MFA. They were brought together by chance and their connection grew into a romantic relationship. 00:15:54 - From Architecture to Art The guest reveals her early aspirations of becoming an architect and her transition to art school. She explains how her interest in photography eventually led her to pursue a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degree. 00:18:24 - Exploring Identity through Art The guest discusses her artistic process, which involves creating experimental videos and installations. She shares her journey of delving into the emotions surrounding her adoption and reunion through her art. 00:26:43 - The Embodiment of Singing Nicole and Beth discuss how singing is a unique form of artistic expression because the instrument is within the singer's body. Nic also mentions her collaboration with her birth father, a symphony percussionist. 00:27:53 - Growing Up in a Pragmatic Household Nicole reflects on her upbringing in a non-creative household and how she wishes she had grown up in a more artistic environment. She shares that her parents have always been supportive of her artistic pursuits. 00:28:57 - Overlapping Experiences of Belonging Nicole talks about the overlap between the experiences of adoptees and non-binary individuals in terms of not feeling a sense of belonging. She explains how she became involved in LGBTQ+ spaces through her connections in the art world. 00:29:42 - "We Are Not Our Cruxes" Project Nicole introduces her project, "We Are Not Our Cruxes," which aims to provide a space for adult adoptees and former foster care youth to share their struggles and create art as a form of healing. She explains the research component and invites people to participate. 00:35:27 - The Creative Corps Grant Nicole announces that the project will be offered for free thanks to her receipt of the Creative Corps Grant from the California Arts Council. She encourages people to attend the events, either in person or online, and shares the bit.ly link for more information.

Eisenhower famously said “Farming looks mighty easy when your plow is a pencil and you're a thousand miles from the corn field.” That resonates with a lot of farmers who know the theory of farming doesn't always directly translate to the practice. Farmer and agronomist Frank Rademacher joins us to talk about what's working on his farm in East Central Illinois, and the work he does as a conservation agronomist with The Nature Conservancy. Frank discusses the theory vs the practice when it comes to soil health, what has worked and what hasn't worked on his farm, how they've arrived at some of their current practices, and a little bit on Frank's work with retailers on behalf of The Nature Conservancy.  “What we kind of found is we were doing diverse mixes, kind of buying into some of that messaging that diverse mixes are always best. And again, I think that's kind of where the theory versus in practice discussion happens because we would have some harsh winters and no snow cover. And so some of those species would not overwinter. And so, we start off on a bad foot if we're really depending on cover crops and we can't get the consistency. So what we've really tried to build over time is a portfolio of cover crops that perform consistently.” - Frank Rademacher Frank found a passion for agronomy while in college, and started helping his father implement some conservation practices on their farm. Over the past 10 years, Frank and his father have gone 100% no-till and insecticide-free on their 600 acre farm. They've also ramped up their cover crop program which includes using a roller-crimper and high biomass cover crops. Frank also works as a conservation agronomist with The Nature Conservancy, where part of his focus is working with ag retailers and other farmer advisors to add conservation advice to their business models.  “I understand what some of the environmental goals that Illinois has set out are and I also understand that some of these things are difficult to do at the farm level. And so, how do we scale conservation? That's a lot of what we look at now is not only shaping that cover crop mix to be a little bit more flexible, depending on spring weather, but also just understanding the operation as a whole.” - Frank Rademacher This Week on Soil Sense: Meet Illinois farmer and conservation agronomist Frank Rademacher Explore the balance Frank is finding between operational success and incorporating conservation practices Thank you to the Soy Checkoff for sponsoring this Farmers for Soil Health series of the Soil Sense podcast. This show is produced by Dr. Abbey Wick, Dr. Olivia Caillouet, and Tim Hammerich, with support from the United Soybean Board, the University of Missouri Center for Regenerative Agriculture and the Soil Health Institute. If you are interested in what soil health looks like in practice and on the farm, please subscribe and follow this show on your favorite podcast app, and leave us a rating and review while you're there. Check out the Farmers for Soil Health website at FarmersForSoilHealth.com. 

Welcome to the Wildgoose  Festival 2023, "Ignite"!One of my favorite parts of Wildgoose is the opportunity to connect with new and old friends, to be reminded of the importance of supportive relationships and to carry these connections home - long after the festival has wrapped up. Our first interview is with a new friend - Kate is the author of three books. Her newest book “Reclaiming Rest: The Promise of Sabbath, Solitude, and Stillness in a Restless World" is available now from all booksellers. In addition to her role as a writer, Kate is a consultant focused in international public health. She also is the leader of, Writing for your Life, a resource center for spiritual writers.This episode's prose piece comes from "The Celtic Daily Prayer - Book 1" adapted to gender inclusive language.  It reads:“Their eyes, far-seeing, scan the horizon, the joys venturing of little boats. A torch burns clearly in their grasp, a faithful challenge to this generation -meeting, listening, heart-connecting. In their shadow is a place I covet, a challenge in a present time…While I live may I be the shadow of a Rock in a weary land, a shelter from the heat…"Questions for discussion:1. What does rest mean to you?2. Do you have a regular rest ritual or sabbath practice?3. What is it?4. Why did you choose this as your sabbath/rest practice/ritual?5. If you don't currently have a rest practice, how might you start one - what would i be?6. What are the most needed or important effects you need to gain from a rest practice?Gratitude to Wildgoose Festival for HSP being part of the 2023 Podcast Team. Thanks to Ian Eastman for sound editing and to Kate for sharing her story of reclaiming rest in this first feature interview from the Wildgoose Festival. To learn more about Kate, go to: https://www.katerademacher.com/To support our ongoing Holy Shenanigans, make a contribution by going to: buymeacoffee.com/taraleastmanSupport the showWhen in Western New York, please join Pastor Tara in worship at First Presbyterian Church of Jamestown NY on Sundays at 10:30 am.

Eine reiche Gesellschaft schifft sich im Sommer 1929 in Marseille ein zu einer Reise in den Nahen Osten. Von WDR4 Funktion (Köln).

In this episode of Work in Progress, Ida Rademacher, vice president at the Aspen Institute, joins me from the Global Inclusive Growth Summit in Washington, DC, hosted by the Aspen Institute and The MasterCard Center for Inclusive Growth. Leaders from business, government, philanthropy, and nonprofits gathered at the Summit to discuss an important issue: How do we ensure that everyone has equal access to the opportunities created by economic growth, and how do we make sure that that growth is done responsibly? To quote the organizers: “It has never been more important to understand how constantly shifting demographics, circumstances, and technologies affect the growth, security, and prosperity of communities all over the world.” Rademacher and I touch on many of the same topics discussed at the summit: education, access to capital, jobs creation, and economic mobility and their roles in creating a more equitable society, one that becomes more inclusive in the face of massive growth. Here is some of what she tells me. The Definition of Inclusive Growth "When I think about inclusive growth, I think about more deeply shared prosperity. What does it look like when people are included? They have voice, they have agency, they have dignity, they have freedom. The places where I get really specific there are around how does a level of financial security enable that choice and dignity and freedom. That really becomes the bedrock for mobility." Education "(Education) is one of the fundamental building blocks. It's the equivalent of a public utility. When you think about what it takes to be a full participant in society and democracy, that is the fundamental role of education. What's the level of shared knowledge to navigate the systems in your life? The basics of education, the principles of education stay the same." Career Pathways "Our career pathways work is very substantive. The work we do is very much around thinking about how do you create the right incentives and peer groups within institutions so that you can accelerate learning and so that everybody can be focusing on the outcomes in terms of how are you equipping students today, no matter if they're K through 12 or in higher education, with the, both the hard skills and the soft skills to navigate a changing labor market." Good Jobs "The quality of job isn't just the wage and a very thoughtfully informed bundle of benefits, it's people's schedules. Somebody's limitations for being able to pursue night school or the changing demographic of who is a college student, it's just, it's radically different. But they might not be able to take classes because they work shift work or they're trying to juggle two jobs or they can't figure out the different ways to do that." Financial Security "People are dealing with huge amounts of financial shocks in their lives, lots of income volatility. I often say it's really hard for somebody to swing a baseball bat when they're standing in a canoe. The ability to even have a more forward-looking time horizon about the choices you're making comes from having some part of your day-to-day life feel manageable, feel understandable." What Inclusive Growth Looks Like "When more people can be producers, not just consumers in the economy, economy grows faster, it grows more sustainably, and it's in service of the broader ideals of a society. When you think about shared prosperity, if it doesn't show up on a household balance sheet at the end of the day, if the changes we're trying to make, if the ways that we're trying to make the economy work for more people doesn't show up in actual improvements in household net worth and the ability to manage your everyday life, then we're not there yet." This is just some of what Rademacher tells me in the podcast, which you can listen to here or wherever you get your podcasts. If you missed the Summit, you can watch it online here: Global Inclusive Growth Summit ...

In this episode of Work in Progress, Ida Rademacher, vice president at the Aspen Institute, joins me from the Global Inclusive Growth Summit in Washington, DC, hosted by the Aspen Institute and The MasterCard Center for Inclusive Growth. Leaders from business, government, philanthropy, and nonprofits gathered at the Summit to discuss an important issue: How do we ensure that everyone has equal access to the opportunities created by economic growth, and how do we make sure that that growth is done responsibly? To quote the organizers: “It has never been more important to understand how constantly shifting demographics, circumstances, and technologies affect the growth, security, and prosperity of communities all over the world.” Rademacher and I touch on many of the same topics discussed at the summit: education, access to capital, jobs creation, and economic mobility and their roles in creating a more equitable society, one that becomes more inclusive in the face of massive growth. Here is some of what she tells me. The Definition of Inclusive Growth "When I think about inclusive growth, I think about more deeply shared prosperity. What does it look like when people are included? They have voice, they have agency, they have dignity, they have freedom. The places where I get really specific there are around how does a level of financial security enable that choice and dignity and freedom. That really becomes the bedrock for mobility." Education "(Education) is one of the fundamental building blocks. It's the equivalent of a public utility. When you think about what it takes to be a full participant in society and democracy, that is the fundamental role of education. What's the level of shared knowledge to navigate the systems in your life? The basics of education, the principles of education stay the same." Career Pathways "Our career pathways work is very substantive. The work we do is very much around thinking about how do you create the right incentives and peer groups within institutions so that you can accelerate learning and so that everybody can be focusing on the outcomes in terms of how are you equipping students today, no matter if they're K through 12 or in higher education, with the, both the hard skills and the soft skills to navigate a changing labor market." Good Jobs "The quality of job isn't just the wage and a very thoughtfully informed bundle of benefits, it's people's schedules. Somebody's limitations for being able to pursue night school or the changing demographic of who is a college student, it's just, it's radically different. But they might not be able to take classes because they work shift work or they're trying to juggle two jobs or they can't figure out the different ways to do that." Financial Security "People are dealing with huge amounts of financial shocks in their lives, lots of income volatility. I often say it's really hard for somebody to swing a baseball bat when they're standing in a canoe. The ability to even have a more forward-looking time horizon about the choices you're making comes from having some part of your day-to-day life feel manageable, feel understandable." What Inclusive Growth Looks Like "When more people can be producers, not just consumers in the economy, economy grows faster, it grows more sustainably, and it's in service of the broader ideals of a society. When you think about shared prosperity, if it doesn't show up on a household balance sheet at the end of the day, if the changes we're trying to make, if the ways that we're trying to make the economy work for more people doesn't show up in actual improvements in household net worth and the ability to manage your everyday life, then we're not there yet." This is just some of what Rademacher tells me in the podcast, which you can listen to here or wherever you get your podcasts. If you missed the Summit, you can watch it online here: Global Inclusive Growth Summit ...

Hitting Coach Bijan Rademacher joins the Sarpy County Tourism Pregame Show to talk about how he felt going back to Principal Park, how he got into coaching, what he has learned from being around successful managers, what has led to the Storm Chasers early offensive success and more. 

DOWNTOWN'S HEALTHCARE IS OUT OF DOWNTOWN My friend and client Gary Rademacher of Downtowns Healthcare has officially left downtown Denver. Why? I'm going to let him tell you today but you won't be surprised. Luckily they have a beautiful office in Lowry with plenty of parking and no scary drugged out homeless people wandering around. He's coming in at 2 to talk about it.

Deadline reported that Ingo claims ABC fired him because of his political/religious beliefs NOT the vaccine mandate. James Lott Jr weighs in!

Billie Ortiz, Dr. Royce Fitts and Viviana Guzman interview author, speaker, publisher, attorney,Thea Rademacher and then work on her childhood dream. Visit her website: https://www.flinthillspublishing.com/ Visit the Dreamwork Tool Kit We invite you to call the “dream hotline” where you can leave a question or a snippet of a dream on the voice mail and we will consider featuring your call on an upcoming episode. Call 720-573-9195 (please note that it's a landline so it takes five rings before the voice mail picks up). Royce Fitts Billie Ortiz Viviana Guzman Dream Music from Viviana Guzman's Song of the Whale album available on all streaming platforms. Exploring projective dreamwork for your health and wholeness! #dreamwork #dreamsymbols #healingjourney --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/healingdreamsproject/message

Real People. Real Life Stories. Real Wealth Building. REL (Real Estate Leveraged) Freedom: Founded By Mike SwensonShort-Term Rentals on AirBnb and VRBO have been all the rage in recent years. You might be wondering if the market is too saturated or if it's too late to get started investing in your own short-term rental. What are the first steps you can take to get your own short-term rental? We discuss how to pick a market that is a great fit for you, how to pick specific areas within your market, what types of properties to focus on and what types of amenities to have in your short-term rental. We also talk about why a short-term rentals might be a better fit for you than a long term rental and why you might love being in the hospitality industry providing a great experience for your guests vs. working with tenants. This is a great opportunity to learn the basics about short-term rentals and decide if it's a good fit for you in your investment portfolio.FOLLOW:https://eliteadvantagepropertieshq.comhttp://InvestWithElite.comhttps://eliteadvantageteam.com/https://www.relfreedom.com/http://RELFreedom.TVSUBSCRIBE IF YOU'RE LOOKING TO BUILD WEALTH THROUGH OPPORTUNITIES IN THE REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY  ✅   http://relfreedom.tv GET STARTED INVESTING TODAY AND ACCESS OUR DEAL LIST!

L'importance de l'innovation dans un monde de plus en plus complexe et insaisissable n'est plus à démontrer. L'innovation comme atout indispensable au maintien d'une supériorité sur les adversaires et garantie de la sécurité. La technologie plus que jamais enjeu de compétition entre puissances. La bataille fait rage dans la dynamique mondiale entre les États-Unis et la Chine ou la Russie, l'essor des pays d'Asie de l'Est, notamment Japon, Corée du Sud ou Taiwan, sur fond d'enjeux stratégiques et de défense. Quels en sont les risques ? Invités :  Benoît Rademacher, directeur du domaine « Armement et économie de Défense » à l'Institut de Recherche Stratégique de l'École Militaire, l'IRSEM. Co-directeur du numéro de Diplomatie « Géopolitique et technologies » Nicolas Mazzucchi, directeur de Recherche au Centre d'études stratégiques de la Marine Thierry Berthier, chercheur associé au Centre de Recherches des Écoles de Coetiquidan. Armée de terre.

This episode is brought to you by Shaper Tools -Try the Shaper Origin risk-free in your shop for 30 days. Just visit Shapertools.com/FurnitureBrand to learn more Over 6 years in business, over 25 employees on payroll, over 2 million in yearly sales - Amanda and Ryan know what they are talking about when they talk about their furniture company. But they didn't start out successful, as you will hear, they actually started out by making a mistake. But they learned from that, and the many more that they would make on their journey, and grew from those mistakes into the company that they are today. Follow along as we talk about when to scale your business, how to structure your employees, the secrets of shipping furniture and much more.

Today, we welcome author and Minnesota's 2014 Teacher of the Year Tom Rademacher to the podcast.  Hosts Donnie and Kathleen talk with Rademacher about his two loves of teaching and writing. His books, It Won't Be Easy, An Exceedingly Honest (and Slightly Unprofessional) Love Letter to Teaching and Raising Ollie: How My Nonbinary Art-Nerd Kid Changed (Nearly) Everything I Know, combine both those aspects of Rademacher's work. Rademacher shares his reflections about the teacher shortage and what has and hasn't changed for today's new teachers compared to when he entered the classroom.   He also discusses how he approaches diversity, equity, and inclusion in his practice as a white male and the need to continue learning. That learning often comes directly from students, he notes. He also mentions how he has learned to give space for others' sharing and to recognize the amount of time he is the one speaking. In closing today's episode, Rademacher talks about how diverse great teachers are and how they don't all fit the same make or model, but shares a vision for how joy, flexibility, and passion can combine to make a dynamic teacher. Learn more about the Arizona K12 Center at azk12.org.

Join David today as he welcomes a very special guest, Nicole Rademacher, to the Daring Deeply podcast. Nicole shares her experiences with working with David in their 1:1 Coaching that has involved trauma-healing, masculine/ feminine polarity, and boundaries. Nicole also shares how she's leveraged her work with David into making her own WildFit health coaching practice dramatically more effective in producing otherworldly results for her clients. Contact Nicole Rademacher (Wildfit Health Coach): Website: https://masvida-coaching.com/en/main/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/masvida_coaching/ Email: nicole.rademacher.pmi@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daringdeeply/support

Here, Dr. Rademacher discusses ways to improve pig survival by identifying diseases in the herd earlier. Identifying a disease early, no matter what it is, will allow you to take better care of the pigs. As a result, the sooner you identify those at-risk pigs, the sooner they will be treated. What are your thoughts on this topic? Share them with us. *Watch the full episode: https://www.swinecampus.com/blog ------------- The Swine it Podcast Show is trusted and supported by innovative companies like: - Zinpro (https://zinpro.com/) - Gestal (http://jygatech.com/) - AB Vista (https://www.abvista.com/) - Adisseo (http://www.adisseo.com/) - Genesus (https://www.genesus.com/) - Evonik (https://animal-nutrition.evonik.com/en/species/swine/) Give us a Rating & Review - http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1460280128

Decreasing swine mortality still tends to be the largest opportunity for farmers to increase overall profitability, which is why it is important that we understand all the factors that play into herd health. Dr. Chris Rademacher and I address this issue in today's episode and talk about methods that can increase disease preparedness and what is necessary to start your nursery pigs off properly. "We will always have some sort of disease status in our industry, so it's really more about coming up with ways to manage around that." - Dr. Chris Rademacher

What is it like getting into real estate, growing a real estate team, and getting started on the investment side of the business? Hear from this former furniture salesman about his journey into leasing commercial real estate, launching a real estate team, working on a flip home, and picking up and moving 1700 miles from Minneapolis, MN to Fort Myers, FL and launching a real estate business in a new location. We discuss what it's like working with investors, getting started investing yourself, the benefits of working on a real estate team and much more!FOLLOW JUSTIN: https://www.eliteadvantageteam.com/https://www.facebook.com/justin.rademacher.16https://www.instagram.com/investor.professor/https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-rademacher-85275511b/SUBSCRIBE IF YOU'RE LOOKING TO BUILD WEALTH THROUGH OPPORTUNITIES IN THE REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY✅   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDX0H8Hg3IFnR6enlI0Ywxg?sub_confirmation=1LEARN ABOUT REL FREEDOM & HEAR MORE REAL LIFE STORIES

A Meta Talkz with Jesse Rademacher of YxungSneaks and Madeium on building a community of designers in Web3. Madeium is the first ever "Design DAO" set up on behalf of those currently creating value in markets and industry.  Learn more about Jesse and visit MetaTalkz.com for more info on future and past guests.

We're learning why Ormond Beach is “the birthplace of speed” in this conversation with the Director of Economic Development for Ormond Beach, Brian Rademacher. Ormond Beach is Central Florida's Preferred Business Address for its remarkable quality of life and its healthy business climate. Ormond Beach is located near the crossroads of Central Florida's High Tech Corridor, I-95, and I-4. The City of Ormond Beach Economic Development Department is committed to implementing a robust growth strategy that results in a strong economy and improved quality of life. Brian Rademacher who serves as the Director of Economic Development for Ormond Beach joins the cohosts of Small Biz Florida Tom Kindred and Dr. Ricardo on this special segment from the Florida Economic Development Council Conference. Brian covers the areas and target markets of businesses in the region and lays out the benefits of doing business in Ormond Beach. – Learn more about Ormond Beach: https://ormondbeach.org/194/Economic-Development – Connect w/ Brian: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianrademacher/ For more segments like these, subscribe to Small Biz Florida and Follow the official Small Biz Florida Instagram! This and the following segments were recorded at this year's annual Florida Economic Development Council Conference hosted at the Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront in St Petersburg, Florida, and cohosted by Dr. Herbert Ricardo, Professor at the School of Business at Indian River State College. – Connect w/ Dr. Herbert Ricardo: https://www.linkedin.com/in/herbert-ricardo-ph-d-91b1ba225/ – To learn more about the FEDC Conference, visit their website here – To visit the Hilton St. Petersburg Bayfront in St. Petersburg, Florida, visit their website here

AABP Executive Director Dr. Fred Gingrich is joined by Dr. Matt Quinn from Feedlot Health Management Services located in Alberta, Canada. Quinn has a PhD in ruminant nutrition from Texas A&M University and provides his expertise on what implants are and how they can be used in all sectors of the beef industry to improve average daily gain and feed efficiency. Quinn describes the different categories of implants which include estrogenic, androgenic and combination products. He also describes traditional implants with long-acting or extended-release formulations. We discuss the definition and importance of the term “implant pay-out” and the training and monitoring programs that veterinarians can review with the their clients and employees to consistently achieve the results desired. Quinn walks our listeners through the considerations for implementing implant programs for suckling calves, including heifers, stockers or backgrounders, and cattle on feed, both native beef, beef-on-dairy crosses and dairy breed animals. He reminds us that the return on implants is maximized with a sound nutrition program, but that in general, implants will always return an economic advantage to the producer and should be considered in all facets of the beef production cycle. LINKS:Evaluation of long-acting implant programs for calf-fed HolsteinsM.J. Quinn, C.G. Stamm, A.L. Schreck, S.L. Parr, C.W. Booker, S.J. Hannon, M.J. Corbin, R.D. Rademacher, M.L. MayApplied Animal Science, Vol. 36, Issue 2, August 2020 Anabolic implant strategies in beef productionS.L. ParrProceedings of the 3rd AABP Recent Graduate Conference, February 2020 FDA Letter to Industry on Beef Cattle Ear ImplantsDecember 2021 

How do we rest in a restless world? Kate Rademacher, public health expert and author of Reclaiming Rest, talks with Amy Julia Becker about rest, burnout, healing, social justice, and the difference between religious and secular approaches to rest.GUEST BIO:“A graduate of Wesleyan University in Connecticut and the Gillings School of Global Public Health at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Kate Rademacher's professional work is focused on international public health. Kate is the author of three books.”For full show notes, go to: amyjuliabecker.com/kate-rademacher/To Be Made Well audiobook___Season 5 of the Love Is Stronger Than Fear podcast connects to themes in my newest book, To Be Made Well...you can order here! Learn more about my writing and speaking at amyjuliabecker.com.*A transcript of this episode will be available within one business day, as well as a video with closed captions on my YouTube Channel.

5/17/22 - April Rademacher WESTON EMS by The Lisa Wexler Show

The second part of our collaboration with the Stupidest Podcast. We hand over the mic to Justin Vandeventer and Justin Rademacher and they each tell us a love story that involves a felon. Rademacher surprises us with a prison love tale that is hilarious but somewhat endearing. Vandy covers a love story of where a young teenage girl falls in love with Charles Manson but she may have had ulterior motives with getting to know him. 

Dorn Rademacher was born and raised in Boise, Idaho, and graduated from Borah High School. He was called to serve in the Australia Melbourne Mission. His mission experience was pivotal in teaching him the power of the Atonement of Jesus Christ, the Joy of service, and the happiness we can experience as we learn to love one another.  In January of 1979, he married his high school sweetheart, Holley Grant.  Together they have four children–three daughters and one son. Today they have fourteen grandchildren. Bro. Rademacher has served in numerous callings throughout the Church; serving in every organization with the exception of the Primary. In October of 1979, he joined the staff of the Relyea Funeral Chapel and with his father-in-law, as a partner, they purchased the business from Mr. Relyea on October 1, 1982. His father-in-law retired in 1991 and Bro. Rademacher purchased the remaining half of the business from him. As a family, they spend many hours together enjoying boating, wake surfing, and skiing. 

The Covid-19 Pandemic has put America, and its working force, in a predicament that no one could have ever seen coming. Most people's experiences have taught them to take the most secure and risk-free route possible to sustain and weather any storms that get draped around them, let alone make an entire career change. Michelle Rademacher is the founder of RP4C, which is a career coaching service that caters to the needs of professionals looking to move up or forward in their professions. Her services include helping those make major choices to guide them in the right direction to capitalize on higher wages or personal satisfaction. She has successfully helped individuals make progress during the hardest times in history for job seekers and those brave enough to start something new in the midst of all of these headwinds.  On this edition of American Real, Roger Brooks discusses with Michelle Rademacher on the art of how someone can find the guidance to make some of the hardest decisions in one's career. Whether it be finding a better position within a field which they may have already mastered, or to pick up the ownership and responsibilities of becoming a business owner. Her explanations show her expertise in building confidence, adapting to any situation, and handling matters to build a foundation to win over any recruiter or employer. Listen to this episode of American Real to learn everything you need to know before selecting a career coach to guide you through the incredible process of finding and owning your career.    Social Media:    Read Roger's books: https://amz.run/53UE  Check out the American Real website: https://www.americanreal.tv/  Follow Roger on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rogerlbrooks/  Follow American Real on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/AmericanRealTV/  Follow American Real on Twitter: https://twitter.com/rogerbrooks  Follow American Real on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/americanrealtv  Subscribe to American Real on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/AmericanReal    Timestamps:   0:05 - Career Coaching During Highest Unemployment 4:28 - Decisions Based off Ego 6:18 - Career Changing 13:27 - Adapting to Business Ownership 16:59 - Turning a Side-Hustle into a Business  20:15 - Leading and Growing  23:35 - Having Purpose  28:34 - Family Impact of a Career Change 33:39 - Strength and Adaptability 38:54 - Gender and Racial Inequalities Regarding Pay 44:39 - Closing Remarks   Mentioned In The Episode:   Michelle Rademacher's LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/michellerademacher Michelle Rademacher's RP4C Career Coaching Service - https://www.rp4c.comMichelle Rademacher Twitter - https://twitter.com/michelle_rp4c