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All good things must come to an end...and today brings the final episode of our 3-part series on contract recruitment. In this episode, Lex and Reegan explore some of the nuances of contract recruitment, focusing on the candidate side of the process. They discuss the importance of adapting the Most Placeable Candidate (MPC) strategy for contract roles, emphasizing the need for long-term relationships with contractors.The conversation also highlights the consultative approach recruiters need to adopt — regardless of whether they're working with contract or perm placements — providing industry insights and maintaining transparency with candidates. In short: a lot of ground gets covered in 30 minutes. Jump in! Chapters:00:00 - Launching the final contract recruitment episode04:04 - Mastering the MPC strategy in contract recruitment08:44 - Building long-term contractor relationships14:04 - Pipeline strategies for contract teams20:16 - Tech and workflows for contract recruitment success24:40 - Essential automations for contract recruiting30:35 - Closing advice for contract recruitment successExplore all our episodes and catch the full video experience at loxo.co/podcastBecoming a Hiring Machine is brought to you by Loxo. To discover more about us, just visit loxo.co

Great news: it's time for part 2 of our 3-part series on contract recruitment featuring Loxo's very own Reegan Coleman! In this episode, Lex and Reegan delve into the intricacies of contract recruitment — focusing on how to structure contracts effectively, the differences between W-2 and 1099 contracts, and the importance of maintaining strong relationships with contractors.This conversation touches on everything from the long-term benefits of contract recruitment, to the nitty-gritty details, to the role of technology & automation, retention strategies, and beyond. In short? You don't want to miss it. Don't forget to check out the first episode in this series, too!Chapters:00:00 - Trending Topics: Advanced Contract Recruitment Strategies03:40 - The Anatomy of a Contract: Best Practices for Recruiters10:38 - Contract Types Explained: Navigating W-2 and 109914:13 - From Candidate to Client: Building Long-Term Contract Relationships23:35 - Nurturing Relationships: Essential for Contract Recruitment28:08 - Final Tips: Mastering the Contract Talent MarketExplore all our episodes and catch the full video experience at loxo.co/podcastBecoming a Hiring Machine is brought to you by Loxo. To discover more about us, just visit loxo.co

In this Trending Topics episode, Lex is joined by Reegan Coleman, a Strategic Account Manager at Loxo, to discuss the evolving landscape of contract recruitment. We've talked a lot on this podcast about the rise in freelance talent and the gig economy — so we figured it was time to talk about how recruiters can structure their business in a way that supports this shift. Part 1 of a three-part series, in this episode we explore the benefits of contract recruitment for both businesses and candidates, the industries that are best suited for this model, and the critical role of technology and AI in enhancing recruitment processes. Stay tuned for parts 2 & 3, where we'll get more into the nitty-gritty of contract recruitment! Chapters:00:00 - Exploring the Gig Economy: Contract Recruitment Insights05:08 - Contract Talent Advantages: A Win-Win for All Parties14:07- Targeting Contract Talent: Key Industries and Niches21:38 - Digital Tools for Contract Talent: Efficiency and Growth27:55 - Enhancing Sourcing Efficiency: Leveraging AI in Contract Hiring30:45 - Final Insights: Navigating the Modern Contract Talent MarketExplore all our episodes and catch the full video experience at loxo.co/podcastBecoming a Hiring Machine is brought to you by Loxo. To discover more about us, just visit loxo.co

Jackson Richhman is Washington Correspondent with the Epoch Times and he's at Reegan airport.

Our latest episode is a preview of the League Cup final between Celtic and Rangers. In the blue corner we have regular Josh and returning guest Andy. Over on the green side we have debutants Reegan and Stevo. John hosts and Charlie plays the enforcer role. We start off by discovering the impact that Hagi has made in recent games and what has been going better for Rangers. Other players to have made an impact recently ars Igamane and Danilo so their contributions are examined. There are questions relating to Engels and whether he is likely to start the final or whether others have played their way in to the team.  The tactical battle is discussed and whether Rangers might try something different to get the edge and get the win. We check who they would be more fearful of facing out of Kyogo and Idah. To finish off there are some predictions on the outcome. Our good friends at Supernova Terracewear are giving listeners a 10% discount for the rest of 2024 using the code SFFPOD24 so be sure to check out their latest range. Tweet us @sffpodcastInstagram - sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsMastodon - @sffpodcast@mastodon.scotBluesky - @sffpodcast.bsky.socialEmail - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

Our latest episode is a preview of the League Cup final between Celtic and Rangers. In the blue corner we have regular Josh and returning guest Andy. Over on the green side we have debutants Reegan and Stevo. John hosts and Charlie plays the enforcer role. We start off by discovering the impact that Hagi has made in recent games and what has been going better for Rangers. Other players to have made an impact recently ars Igamane and Danilo so their contributions are examined. There are questions relating to Engels and whether he is likely to start the final or whether others have played their way in to the team.  The tactical battle is discussed and whether Rangers might try something different to get the edge and get the win. We check who they would be more fearful of facing out of Kyogo and Idah. To finish off there are some predictions on the outcome. Our good friends at Supernova Terracewear are giving listeners a 10% discount for the rest of 2024 using the code SFFPOD24 so be sure to check out their latest range. Tweet us @sffpodcastInstagram - sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsMastodon - @sffpodcast@mastodon.scotBluesky - @sffpodcast.bsky.socialEmail - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

Regan Forston is an acclaimed hypnotherapist and past board member of the Newton Institute - whose diverse life experiences have helped shape him into a seasoned Life Between Lives and Past Life Regressionist. With over 250 trained facilitators in 45 countries, The Newton Institute has assisted over 70,000 people in having this experience and books have sold over a million copies.  The process “Life Between Lives” is safe, drug free and about 90% successful…it's like having a Near Death Experience without the death part!  Reegan is author of several books including “3 HOURS 33 MINUTES IN HEAVEN” - You can find out more about him at https://visittheafterlife.com/ Thank you for listening!  Please, don't miss my #1 Afterlife Podcast on iHeart Radio: https://bit.ly/ShadesoftheAfterlife *Join our free Sunday Gathering Inspirational Service, with medium demonstration included, PLUS medium & afterlife classes and events at https://www.wedontdie.com **Join our Patreon Community for as little as $1 per episode and receive ad-free, early bird episodes, and a full clickable & searchable list off all Sandra's over 650 afterlife episodes https://www.patreon.com/wedontdieradio **Join the supportive and loving, We Don't Die Listeners Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/wedontdielisteners/

Join Amanda and Alex, an interfaith minister, speaker and transformative spiritual coach, as they discuss maintaining an open posture of grace. Alex shares his perspective on how fear holds people back from embodying unconditional love and expresses a yearning to remind people of who they truly are. https://www.alexreegan.com/ https://www.amazon.com/What-Needs-Be-Said-Release/dp/1401971172  

Toby Hadoke's Time Travels is reducing its release rate to once a week during August and September because it is very tired and overworked and needs a holiday (it won't get one, but at least this'll take the pressure off a bit). The plot gets thicker and thicker, but not as thick as Taltalian's accent... and thereby hangs a tale (but perhaps one that is slightly too long). Anyway, there is much to recommend this episode: Reegan continues to be a charmer, the Doctor is on fine form, and the Ambassadors don't get the best of receptions from Max Faulkner when they try to muscle their way past him. What will writer and editor Mark Wright choose as his favourite thing from a story that has plenty to choose from? #doctorwho #doctorwhoreaction #doctorwhocommentary #doctorwhocomedian #tobyhadoke #doctorwhofacts #positivedoctorwho #classicdoctorwho Please support these podcasts on Patreon, where you will get advance releases, exclusive content (including a patron-only podcast - Far Too Much Information), regular AMAs and more. Tiers start from as little as £3 per month: patreon.com/tobyhadoke  Or there is Ko-fi for the occasional donation with no commitments: ko-fi.com/tobyhadoke Follow Toby on Twitter: @tobyhadoke And these podcasts: @HadokePodcasts And his comedy club: @xsmalarkey www.tobyhadoke.com for news, blog, mailing list and more.  

Our Maritimes Racing Correspondent Reegan MacAulay is back with the special IWK 250 Preview as he prepares to head to the big show this weekend to cheer on some of the Maritimes Best, and some SNS Racing Family Members. Riverside International Speedway plays host once again to the biggest and baddest late model show in town, and it can all be found on Tims Corner and Race Time Radio, LIVE SNS Racers Josh Stade, Gary Elliott, Wayne Hanlon Jr., Danny Benedict and Caden Tufts will be making the trip to be at one of Canada's most prestigious events. "Crazy Driving" by Cold Cinema Link: https://bit.ly/4eqnxEM READ SPECIAL PREVIEW AT THIS LINK: https://www.reegmacaulay.com/post/five-stickers-n-scuffs-reps-set-to-do-battle-in-2024-iwk-super-race-weekend-event-at-riverside OR AT OUR FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/bgrk5WANRfSArz5b/ OR AT REEGSY'S WEBSITE www.reegmacaulay.com

  In Episode 138 Jamie is joined by acclaimed Irish actor Jessica Regan for a fascinating chat. Having been in a number of series & national theatre shows including Doctors, Eastenders & peop show Jessica is taking her debut show "16 Postcodes" to the Edinburgh Fringe. We chatted about everything from: • Her new fringe show 16 postcodes  • Forging a career in acting. • How to be a good public speaker. • Irish identity. • Building resilience in a tough industry. • Her advice for upcoming actors & more.         Jessica Reegan   '16 Postcodes' @ Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh: https://www.pleasance.co.uk/event/16-postcodes  'Big Speeches': https://www.pleasance.co.uk/event/16-postcodes    Check out our website!: https://www.justgetarealjob.com  Donate to our Patreon page ☺️: www.patreon.com/justgetarealjob  Follow us on... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justgetarealjob/  X: https://twitter.com/justgetarealjob     

Welcome to Part 2 of what we envision to be a 9 part series throughout 2024 following 3 members of The LTM Enneagram Cohort features, enneagram 8, Alex Reegan!   Alex Reegan is the author of What Needs To Be Said, as well as an interfaith minister, speaker, and transformative spiritual coach who uses his intuitive wisdom to help guide people towards their own inner knowing. Born into an evangelical Christian family that prevented his true identity as a trans man from emerging, he spent years in depression, anxiety, and addiction trying to break free of the oppressive beliefs that bound him. His journey at last led him to sobriety, shamanism and then seminary, which helped him reclaim his faith and trust in the Divine. Through speaking engagements, workshops, one-on-one and group sessions with clients, Alex is profoundly dedicated to helping others speak their truth, release shame, and find oneness.   SUPER DUPER PLUG TIME! Registration is now open for the 2024 Enneagram Bootcamp: The Enneagram: Stress, Loss, and Relationships with LTM and the Enneagram Godmother. When: Thursday, August 1 - Saturday, August 3 Where: The Grove, Dallas, TX or join online from wherever you are visit lifeinthetrinityministry.com/2024ebc for all of the important information and to sign up. And don't forget about the pre-conference Yoga workshop with Yenneagram Master, Courtney Perry!   "A pastor walks out of the church and into the woods, in pursuit of the God he's lost." Sounds like a great story, right?! Join LTM and author and theologian Tony Jones on Friday, April 26th at The Micah Center or join online for a live podcast recording as Tony, Joe, and Suzanne discuss his newest book, The God of Wild Places. As an additional bonus, musician Ronnie Fauss will be sharing the stage as well! visit lifeinthetrinityministry.com/wildplaces to sign up!   TODAY'S INTRO: "Woke Up This Morning" by Alabama 3 Big Mouth (S4, E1: The New Me) The Break-Up (2006, Universal Pictures)  

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Strange one this, as the adversary seems to be alien, but turns out we’re looking in the wrong place, and it’s all too human.

Strange one this, as the adversary seems to be alien, but turns out we’re looking in the wrong place, and it’s all too human.

Owen, Reegan, and Brody give us the wrap-up on the JVB Volleyball season.

Your next chance to win is tomorrow at 7:20am or ticket info at 991themix.com

Your next chance to win is tomorrow at 7:20am or ticket info at 991themix.com

This podcast has too many laughs for my mic to handle. Literally, it blew up. But luckily we were able to get a replacement so we can discuss if Pickle should be put back into the salt. And we also talk about the most popular president since Reegan, Barak Osma.

Seth brought his sister on as a guest, which can only mean one thing... Lukas is not here with us. Apparently, Lukas despises Seth's sisters and will not be on when they are on. But that's okay because we've got loads of information and tangents to give you in this week's episode revolving around a murdered teenager whose brain is implanted into an animatronic dinosaur, and then he searches for revenge and love in the world. Why can Brandon only do a Southern Belle accent? What kind of weird practices does Reegan's endocrinologist do concerning her thyroid? And if you take too much Benadryl, who is the hat man? Tune in this week to find out all this and more, but only on "The Good, The Bad, & The Movies"! P.S. Check out these links below to stay connected with TGTBTM: Discord: https://discord.gg/rKuMYcKv Youtube: https://youtu.be/9g2SZxsVBY8 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tgtbtm/message

Alex Reegan is the author of What Needs To Be Said, as well as an interfaith minister, speaker, and transformative spiritual coach who uses his intuitive wisdom to help guide people towards their own inner knowing. Born into an evangelical Christian family that prevented his true identity as a trans man from emerging, he spent years in depression, anxiety, and addiction trying to break free of the oppressive beliefs that bound him. His journey at last led him to sobriety, shamanism and then seminary, which helped him reclaim his faith and trust in the Divine. I'm proud to call Alex a good friend of mine, as someone who sees me, understands me and aligns with me despite the distance between us - I hope you enjoy this incredible human (please excuse my croaky voice in this one). This podcast is brought to you by Ethical Change Agency. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of finding grace I'm joined by Alex Reegan is an interfaith minister, author, speaker, and transformative spiritual coach who uses his intuitive wisdom to help guide people towards their own inner knowing. Born into an evangelical Christian family that prevented his true identity as a trans man from emerging, he spent years in depression, anxiety, and addiction trying to break free of the oppressive beliefs that bound him. His journey at last led him to sobriety, shamanism and then seminary, which helped him reclaim his faith and trust in the Divine. Through speaking engagements, workshops, one-on-one and group sessions with clients, Alex is profoundly dedicated to helping others speak their truth, release shame, and find oneness. We got introduced by my friend George Lizos as previous podcast guest and I can't wait to share Alex in this brilliant episode. In this episode: Alex shares what finding grace means to him and the journey he's been on. Alex shares his story that led him to transition to how this impacted his and his views on things. We discuss the pain around coming from a religious background in relation to his story and what this meant. He shares what it was like to voice what he was actually feeling and finding the words to do this.  We discuss the difficulties of navigating his journey with his family. He shares all about the brilliant book “what needs to be said” he written, what it's about and why it's important. He gives advice how to navigate this journey and finding your safety in it.  We talk about how he reclaimed his faith. We discuss the importance of dealing with the mental health issues that often come with this because people feel so much shame and disconnection.  He shares his thoughts of navigating all the misunderstandings and controversy that often comes with this journey. We discus his spirituality and shamanic and how this has supported and helped him. He shares whats supporting him now and bringing him joy. Alex shares all this and more, we loved having this conversation and getting hear Alex's wisdom and how he shares with such grace. Do reach out to myself and Alex to continue this important conversation. If you want to work with Alex, read his book and find out what his up to: Instagram @revreegs www.alexreegan.com You can get the book here  Podcast here You can find me at :  Instagram @thehannahwallace Twitter @hannahwallace_ Face book Hannah Wallace  Website www.hannah-wallace.com  Thank you so much for listening please share, subscribe and review it's greatly appreciated and I hope you find grace in your week ahead.     

This week, Maura Reegan, the President of Licensing International is with us to talk about her work at the premier association for the global licensing industry. Her background ranges from Sesame Street to MTV to charitable work and mentorship, and Reegan provides fascinating analysis of the sports world as well. 

Send us a Text Message.I am thrilled for you to tune in to this important episode of the Ex-Good Girl Podcast! In this episode, my dear friend Alex Reegan and I delve into the significance of feeling acknowledged and seen. Alex is a remarkable individual—a trans man, interfaith minister, author, speaker, and transformative spiritual coach. Growing up in an evangelical Christian family, he faced tremendous barriers in expressing his true identity. This led to years of battling depression, anxiety, and addiction as he sought to break free from the oppressive beliefs that constrained him.Through his inspiring journey, Alex finally found solace in sobriety, shamanism, and seminary education, which enabled him to reclaim his faith and trust in the Divine. With unwavering dedication, Alex empowers others through speaking engagements, workshops, and personalized sessions, helping them unearth their truth, shed shame, and foster unity. Additionally, he wrote an incredible book titled 'What Needs to be Said.'This episode centers around the transformative process of self-discovery and the path that leads us there. Alex is a true force of nature, wholeheartedly committed to choosing love and guiding others along their own journeys. I had the pleasure of meeting him in 2018, and he has profoundly impacted my life in countless ways.I strongly believe that we all have much to gain from listening and learning. I am immensely grateful for this extraordinary episode and, most of all, for Alex's presence in our lives.You can find Alex on IG @revreegs Find Sara here:https://sarafisk.coachhttps://www.instagram.com/sarafiskcoach/https://www.facebook.com/SaraFiskCoaching/https://www.youtube.com/@sarafiskcoaching1333https://www.tiktok.com/@sarafiskcoach What happens inside the free Stop People Pleasing Facebook Community? Our goal is to provide help and guidance on your journey to eliminate people pleasing and perfectionism from your life. We heal best in a safe community where we can grow and learn together and celebrate and encourage each other. This group is for posting questions about or experiences with material learned in The Ex-Good Girl podcast, Sara Fisk Coaching social media posts or the free webinars and trainings provided by Sara Fisk Coaching. See you inside!Book a Free Consult

Send us a textI am thrilled for you to tune in to this important episode of the Ex-Good Girl Podcast! In this episode, my dear friend Alex Reegan and I delve into the significance of feeling acknowledged and seen. Alex is a remarkable individual—a trans man, interfaith minister, author, speaker, and transformative spiritual coach. Growing up in an evangelical Christian family, he faced tremendous barriers in expressing his true identity. This led to years of battling depression, anxiety, and addiction as he sought to break free from the oppressive beliefs that constrained him.Through his inspiring journey, Alex finally found solace in sobriety, shamanism, and seminary education, which enabled him to reclaim his faith and trust in the Divine. With unwavering dedication, Alex empowers others through speaking engagements, workshops, and personalized sessions, helping them unearth their truth, shed shame, and foster unity. Additionally, he wrote an incredible book titled 'What Needs to be Said.'This episode centers around the transformative process of self-discovery and the path that leads us there. Alex is a true force of nature, wholeheartedly committed to choosing love and guiding others along their own journeys. I had the pleasure of meeting him in 2018, and he has profoundly impacted my life in countless ways.I strongly believe that we all have much to gain from listening and learning. I am immensely grateful for this extraordinary episode and, most of all, for Alex's presence in our lives.You can find Alex on IG @revreegs Find Sara here:https://sarafisk.coachhttps://pages.sarafisk.coach/difficultconversationshttps://www.instagram.com/sarafiskcoach/https://www.facebook.com/SaraFiskCoaching/https://www.tiktok.com/@sarafiskcoachhttps://www.youtube.com/@sarafiskcoaching1333 What happens inside the free Stop People Pleasing Facebook Community? Our goal is to provide help and guidance on your journey to eliminate people pleasing and perfectionism from your life. We heal best in a safe community where we can grow and learn together and celebrate and encourage each other. This group is for posting questions about or experiences with material learned in The Ex-Good Girl podcast, Sara Fisk Coaching social media posts or the free webinars and trainings provided by Sara Fisk Coaching. See you inside!Book a Free Consult

For this episode, I was lucky to share the mic with Alex Reegan. Alex is an insightful interfaith minister, speaker, spiritual coach and author of What Needs To Be Said, a memoir recounting the journey that led him to embrace the oneness that exists within ourselves and between each of us.  With a passion for helping others explore their own inner knowing. Alex's personal journey of self-discovery and transformation has given him a unique perspective on the importance of trusting one's intuition. Through speaking engagements, workshops, one-on-one and group sessions with clients,, Alex has touched the lives of many individuals seeking spiritual growth, inspiring them to embrace their true selves and follow their own unique paths. Tune in to hear Alex open up about: ✅ The fundamental importance of self-awareness and self-validation for sustained growth. ✅ Discovering various belief systems and their potential to broaden your spiritual outlook. ✅ Developing the ability to depend on your inner knowing to embark on amazing adventures. ✅ How the art of storytelling can help preserve and rekindle connections with one's true self.

Today on the You Can Heal Your Life Podcast, you'll hear a chapter from interfaith minister, speaker, and spiritual coach Alex Reegan's brand-new audiobook, What Needs to be Said. As a trans man born into an evangelical Christian family that prevented his true identity from emerging, Alex spent years struggling with depression, anxiety, and addiction, trying to break free of the oppressive beliefs that bound him. It was connecting to the divine within that finally allowed him to accept his authentic self. If you enjoy this excerpt, you can listen to the full audiobook FREE with a trial of the Empower You Unlimited Audio App. To download it today, visit hayhouse.com/empoweryou

In this episode, I talk with trans author Alex Reegan about his journey of coming out and reclaiming his faith. Alex and I talk about his transitioning journey, the dynamics between gender, sex, and sexuality, the true meaning of the word queer, ways of dealing with friends and family rejecting your gender and sexuality, and how Alex reconciled his faith following his transition.     About Me    I'm George Lizos, spiritual teacher, psychic healer, and #1 bestselling author. Growing up in a small Christian community, I was judged and rejected for being gay and different. After a futile two-year attempt to change who I was born to be, I called myself a human abomination and almost took my own life. Fortunately, in my darkest moment, I saw the light and ventured on a healing journey of love, forgiveness, and spiritual awakening.    Yet, my gay dating life since hasn't always been all roses and rainbows, and my past dramas and traumas have definitely kept things spicy. Fast forward past many awkward dates and disappointing sex, I Created Can't Host to challenge toxic gay stereotypes, explore the complex dynamics of gay sex and relationships, and create opportunities for healing and growth. https://georgelizos.com/     About Alex Reegan    Alex Reegan is an author, interfaith minister, speaker, and transformative spiritual coach who uses his intuitive wisdom to help guide people towards their own inner knowing. Born into an evangelical Christian family that prevented his true identity as a trans man from emerging, he spent years in depression, anxiety, and addiction trying to break free of the oppressive beliefs that bound him. His journey at last led him to sobriety, shamanism and then seminary, which helped him reclaim his faith and trust in the Divine. Through speaking engagements, workshops, one-on-one and group sessions with clients, Alex is profoundly dedicated to helping others speak their truth, release shame, and find oneness.    Alex's Website: https://www.alexreegan.com/ Alex's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/revreegs/ What Needs To Be Said: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1401971172?th=1&psc=1&geniuslink=true   Resources Mentioned    Lit Up Lightworker Podcast episodes:    Akashic Records: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-lit-up-lightworker-podcast/id1438539230?i=1000570325711   Manifestation: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-lit-up-lightworker-podcast/id1438539230?i=1000579219858    Connect With Me    Instagram: https://instagram.com/georgelizos/   Website: https://georgelizos.com/   TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamgeorgelizos   Facebook Group: http://www.yourspiritualtoolkit.com/    My Books    Be The Guru: https://l.linklyhq.com/l/1TtCj   Lightworkers Gotta Work: https://l.linklyhq.com/l/1TmKf   Protect Your Light: https://l.linklyhq.com/l/1TmJd  

Presented by Yoshimura The Eighth Annual Mini Major West by Seven MX is upon us, and next weekend hundreds of minibike racers will converge at Glen Helen Raceway to compete on a special track, designed just for kids. In this week's Mid-Week Podcast, we invited CMXRS President Aaron Cooke and his son, Reegan, to join us to talk about everything racers and parents need to know about the upcoming race weekend. Lots of information in his podcast if you're a SoCal mini racer or parent, as well as some big, breaking news about the Mini Major franchise in general!

This interview is with my friend Reegan who came to the UK from Australia and works as an ICU nurse in London.. a real hero through Covid. Let's listen to his experience...Support the show

When you have hope, you can dream the impossible and actually make it a reality!  Meet Reegan, the CEO of the global south for Zoe Empowers.  Since 2007, Reegan has led the way for thousands of orphan and vulnerable children to not only survive, but to thrive.  You'll hear the story of Rahab and how she not only has become a successful business woman, but she cares for her siblings and is helping other children become successful.

Welcome back to Valdocco! On this episode Fr. Steve and Vicky sit with Br. Reegan Ledet. Br. Reegan, originally from the Western province of the US, is in formation to be a coadjutor brother. He shares with us the people that shaped him, in and out of the Salesian family. As you listen, we hope you continue to think about the people whose presence impacted your life. We hope you enjoy this episode and remember you can always send us an email at https://salesians.org https://salesiansisters.org https://www.instagram.com/sym_bosco/ https://www.youtube.com/c/SalesiansofDonBosco https://www.facebook.com/salesianym https://www.salesianlaymissioners.org https://donboscosalesianportal.org

How can you find your Joy? If you want prayer, or have a testimony to share please send us an email hello@mydownpour.com. We are believing for a greater outpouring of the Holy Spirit on you today!

Joy: A place called Home If you want prayer, or have a testimony to share please send us an email hello@mydownpour.com. We are believing for a greater outpouring of the Holy Spirit on you today!

Caroline interviews her big sister from the Big Brother Big Sisters program, Reegan a student at EJSS.

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Katy Bell is a wife, mother to Reegan, pediatric nurse, and toddler teacher. In this episode we talk about the changes to our identity that occur once we become a mother. We talk about looking at parts of our lives and evaluating what is "constricting" or "dilating" so that we can make choices that bring us more joy and closeness with the Lord. Connect with Katy: @itskaty03 www.frontporchlife.net Facebook + Instagram @frontporchlifepodcast Ad Partnership: Legacy Box use code FOOTBALL for 50% off

In recent years, M&A has dominated the RIA industry. But Arnerich Massena is different—as one of the fastest-growing RIAs in the business, starting in 1991 they began achieving growth with a model that served several unique clients and business types. This required having multiple platforms of service for their clients but also beginning a journey … Continue reading Arnerich Massena's Reegan Rae: The Secrets of Successful Organic Growth →

Applying for jobs is not known for being fun, and anyone who says they've never had a mental breakdown while doing it is a liar. In this episode, Reegan Milne and I decode common buzz words, talk through red flags, and give tips on finding the “through-line” of what our potential new boss really wants from us.Reegan is a Brisbane based stand-up comic and a wise friend who brings depth and belly laughs to a really stressful topic. You can find him on Instagram and head to one of his gigs so you can laugh with him in person!We did a bunch of research for this episode, but it is largely drawn from our personal experiences and the things we wish we'd known sooner. I hope this makes you feel less alone, and gives you some helpful advice for the next application you send off. Keep well,Paula_________You can find us on Instagram as @stumblethroughpod and on Facebook as Stumble Through Podcast.Produced by That's Not Canon Productions. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/stumble-through. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Jim, Reegan, Tyler & special guest Tyler Dews for the season finale !

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Jesus' mission was more than just give us a ticket to heaven. The bible talks about God's plan for humanity and today Ps Reegan further unpacks on God's plan to redeem us and equip us to overcome and see heaven on earth. If you have been blessed by this message or need prayer, please email us hello@mydownpour.com Follow Us here: Youtube: @downpourchurch Instagram: @downpourchurch Facebook: @downpournl

On this week's very special 100th episode of Rounding Down we welcome Chris Murphy aka Drop Chris Murphy (@dropchrismurphy) and Mike Reegan aka Reegs (@Reegs815) to talk all things Rounding Down and hitting the century mark (Hoppus)We read texts that we bothered listeners to send in, make travel arrangements to get Chris and Reegs to BugConCon (the #2 BugMane convention in North America hosted by Chid and Sigh at Kowloon in Saugus, MA on scenic Route 1! ), and read even more texts! Special visits by resident musical acts the Synonym song singer and the Melody not knower, and a new first time guest who is very complimentary of his friends!This and much more!Follow us on Twitter: @CHIDSPIN / @SighFieri / @RoundingDown Support the show (https://cash.app/$roundingdown)Support the show (https://cash.app/$roundingdown)

California reopened on Tuesday.Brian Regan on moving.Over a billion records belonging to CVS Health exposed online.It's humpback whale mating season!

It's All About Small

A Character Called Hope Pt II

A Character Called Hope Pt I

Wil, Dylan, Anthony, and John do a quick preview of the Carribean Series and talk some baseball, as well as some hockey and basketball. Along with some Super Bowl talk and Reegan joins them for game picks.

Wil, John, and Anthony go over the Wild Card Weekend and predict who is going to win in the Divisional round of the NFL playoffs, along with some NFL and NBA game picks with Brooke and Reegan

A quick college football recap along with an NFL week nine recap, and we also bring in Brooke and Reegan for game picks at the end

I’ve invited 5 high school student-athletes to join me today! Why? Well, the teen years can be challenging but even more so in 2020.With COVID-19, we’ve watched schools close and turn to online classes. Now, this fall we hear difficult conversations about whether schools will reopen, whether fall sports will continue as planned, and all of the what-ifs that our students today are facing. I wanted to hear directly from our teenagers.My 5 guests today are not only student-athletes but are also followers of Jesus Christ. I wanted to talk with them about what challenges they face as believers in public schools, their thoughts on topics that our society is facing today, and their insight into their relationship with Jesus.This show will be helpful for high school students AND parents of any child K-12. While we are focusing our attention, and rightfully so, on our jobs, our finances, our retirement, and so on, we need to remember that this is a very difficult time for our children and teens too. Much of their “normal” is upside-down too.I hope you will take some time out of your day to listen to the teens on today’s show as they have a discussion with me from Behind the Mike.

In this week’s new episode, Certified Financial Planner Barbara Ginty interviews the lovely Reegan who lives in LA and has been working in the music industry for over 10 years! Reegan has a few big financial goals but her main one is to save enough money to purchase a home on her own within the next 5-6 years. Learn what Barbara’s advice is for Reegan to be able to purchase a home even sooner than she anticipated. This episode also goes DEEP into the nuances of Roth IRAs. Follow us to stay up to up to date and let us know what topics you'd like Barbara to cover more in-depth this season. instagram.com/planancial
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In this episode of Campbell's Footballs, Celtic football fan Reegan Stevenson joins me on the show. We chat about Reegan's best moments following the Bhoys, best players, the fan experience and more. Reegan's story is a remarkable one as he has cerebral palsy. He talks openly about how despite his lifelong disability, he is able to maximise his opportunities and love for the game. Reegan is keen to make it into podcasting himself and has just set up a podcast called Only as Good as Your Last Game which will be taking flight in the not too distant future. This podcast is all about #CelebratingDifference and hope you will be inspired by Reegan's story. In association with Toby Johnson and Rory Hope Music. 

In this episode we meet Reegan Werner.   She just pulled in the world record goliath grouper for a female.  She is also 16 and from Farmington MN!    Then we catch up with her step-dad Paul Hartman and he talks muskies.   Sam also called in from a national 3-gun match in Florida.    

Sharing photographs of our kids on social media has become second nature. But what happens when we post photos of our children in distress? Stacey says stop. No more photos of your child in the hospital, when they're feeling sick or in distress. What about "keeping it real?" What about fundraising? Stacey argues that there are better ways to accomplish important goals around chronic conditions like diabetes than posting photos which, ultimately, exploit and embarrass our kids. Links referred to in the episode can be found in the transcription below. Check out Stacey's new book: The World's Worst Diabetes Mom! Join the Diabetes Connections Facebook Group! Sign up for our newsletter here ----- Use this link to get one free download and one free month of Audible, available to Diabetes Connections listeners! ----- Get the App and listen to Diabetes Connections wherever you go! Click here for iPhone      Click here for Android Beta Transcription - please excuse grammar, spelling & punctuation Stacey Simms 0:28 Welcome to a minisode of diabetes connections, one of our shorter episodes where I share some thoughts on one topic of diabetes management. I'm your host Stacey Simms, and my son was diagnosed 13 years ago just before he turned two. Before I jump into this week's topic, which I really feel pretty strongly about. I want to give a thank you to Diabetes Forecast Magazine. We are in their January February issue as one of the top trending items for winter. It just cracked me up. When I opened, I get the magazine. So when I opened it, I laughed only because of the picture that they shared. I knew it was coming, they had asked to review it in the fall, but I didn't know that there would be a full picture. And I certainly didn't know it would be so funny. It's a woman, you know, with the book over her face, kind of like, Oh my god, I can't believe I'm reading this. And I can't believe what I'm reading. But the funniest thing is that a lot of people thought that woman was me. It's not, but I can kind of see it. And it's so funny to think that even with social media and everything else, because this is basically a radio show, you probably have a picture in your head of what I look like, I always do that for people on the radio, and then you meet them and you're like, that's not what I thought they would look like at all. So if I get a chance to meet you, you can tell me what you thought I looked like. But anyway, thank you so much diabetes forecast. I really appreciate that. And thank you to everybody who's sharing the book. After you listen to the show today. You might say I really am the worst. But I really do feel very strongly about this. So let's talk about it. This topic of sharing photographs, of children in the hospital, sick day photos. This is something that is very sensitive to a lot of people. But let's talk about why I truly think it is a bad idea to share what I'm going to call these photos of your child in distress. So for the purpose of this episode, let's say children in distress includes hospital photos, Sick day photos, a child upset about aspects of care, like getting a shot or an inset. Any photo that shows your child in a moment of distress or pain or hurt. We see these all the time on social media, a casual post of a tough night of lows, you know, and a sleeping child with a juice box next to them or something maybe a little stronger. You know, we're in the ER today couldn't keep fluids down and needed hydration. And then you see the child miserable in the hospital bed. We see these photos used by organizations and news outlets, Beyond Type 1, JDRF, Diabetes Daily. I am affiliated with a lot of these groups in terms of sharing content, right? You've seen - they'll post my stuff, I'll post their stuff. But I think it's important to call it when I see it. And every time I see it, I just cringe. Now, I know what you're saying already, right? This is important. We need to show the real side of diabetes, right? We need to show more than the smiles when a kid gives himself a shot for the first time or you know, gets over the fear. If you listen to my longer show that airs on Tuesday, you know that every week we do a Tell me something good. And I very happily show pictures of those people who are featured each week, and I have been accused of being more positive and you know, too rosy sometimes. And, you know, but we're talking about realism. Right? Everybody says we need to show the hospital days they happen. We need to show diabetes isn't fair. Well, of course we do. Yes. Yes. We need to show that that is important. And I am all for realism. I promise it is not sunshine and unicorns and rainbows over here. But you know what we don't need to do to show that we do not need to exploit children. And that's what's happening here. These are kids who cannot give consent to be featured. They can't give consent. They're too young. And they have just as much right to their privacy as we do. How would you feel if someone took a photo of you at your most vulnerable, and posted it on Facebook? Let's just back up and think about this. And I will get to when I think it can be done and how it can be done in a way that educates and informs and brings out emotion and still protects the child. But right now, let's say on these photos of distress, I did a little bit of research on this and there are a lot of articles about social media and photos. There's not a lot of research because this is Still so new. And when I see research, I mean real scientific published paper, that kind of research. But I did find some interesting articles. And I'll link all of these up in the show notes on the episode homepage. So here's an article from Dr. Kristy Goodwin, She's the author of “Raising Your Child in a Digital World.” She has a PhD in the impact of digital technology on children's learning. And she says that right now, sharing every part of our lives has been normalized by social media. But what happens really, when you dial it down is that it's a desire for a like, which is really a desire to feel connected, which she says is one of our biological drivers as a human, and it is needed to experience empathy. It does fulfill a purpose. Dr. Goodwin says and here's a quote, “For many parents when their kids are seriously sick, they have lost all control and their world is literally spinning out of control. When parents go on social media, they have a sense of control over their life again, They can post things and choose exactly what aspects of their child's sickness that they want to post.” Another article is from a pediatric hospitalist from St. Louis Children's Hospital, Dr. Shobha Bhaskar. She says, “We are all looking for support when our loved ones are not well, but when your child is running a fever or has a broken bone, please put down the camera step away from the screen. I'm sure if your child had a choice, they want to look their best to like you do. And your child would not appreciate a picture of them looking tired and rundown on the emergency room that we talk so much about patient privacy rules and rights. But what about the privacy rights of our little ones? Or do we think they just don't have any,” she says, I'm going to take this one step further. Because I do think while we're on this topic of digital privacy, it's a good time to sneak in something else. In my Facebook group. I have a local Facebook group in the Charlotte area that I started, I don't know, maybe five or six years ago and when I wrote the rules and regulations for the group, the admin announcements. Here's what I wrote. “Please think twice about any pictures you post of your children. A picture of a pump inset on a naked toddler’s backside may be completely innocent, but there are creeps out there. This is a closed group, but there is no guarantee of privacy on any social media outlet. Please, please crop pictures like this very closely. So we can't tell what body part of it is for your child protection.” And then I go on to say, “Same warning for posting pictures of your child in distress. This includes hospital pictures, pictures during illness, etc. You have our support and sympathy already, your child has his or her own right to privacy and may not appreciate being pictured online in such a manner. These pictures aren't banned. But take a moment to think about why you might want to post something like that.” If you listen to carefully you might be saying Stacey what? They're not banned in your group but you just got on your high horse and told us how terrible they were? Well, they're not banned in my group, at least, and they are banned at some other groups. But here's why I felt like banning them outright would take away the conversation and the thinking, if you know that you're allowed to post them if you really need to, perhaps you'll stop and think about whether you want to a little bit more. And whenever anybody posts it, I usually send them a very gentle, private message, reiterating what I already talked about here in this episode, we support you, we love you, we're so sorry, Your child is hurting. But why are you posting that picture? Can you please think about your child's privacy? Sometimes I wait, because if the child's really ill, there's no reason for them to hear from me when they're in the hospital. Don't worry, I'm not direct messaging, a parent whose child is in a critical situation in the hospital and saying, could you please check your photo on Facebook? I mean, really, I'm not that cold. But I do if they're not in an emergency situation. I do do it right away, but it rarely happens in my group anymore. What actually happens is we have conversations about why it's not a great idea, and what we're looking for, and what else we can do when someone's in the hospital. I mean, Benny had knee surgery a couple of months ago. And you bet I took pictures. We took funny pictures when they shaved his leg. I took a picture of his pump in the hospital gown. I took pictures of him and sent them to his grandmother, you know, going in thumbs up, that kind of stuff. I also took a picture of him coming out, because he was bundled up in so many blankets. He was so cold from the anesthesia coming out of it, he was fine. But that's not a picture he'd want me to post. But it was a picture he wanted to see later on. I knew he'd want to see how, you know, kind of funny he looked, but I knew he wouldn't want me to post it. So I'm not talking about not taking pictures, right. I mean, he had a terrible injury when he was about seven or eight years old, and we were in the hospital. And I took pictures. This was when we knew he was going to be okay when things had calmed down and he was stable. And I was sitting there with nothing to do feeling helpless. I took some pictures and sent them to my mom and my sister. And I showed them to Benny later on. I mean, they weren’t gruesome or anything. You know, if you're a longtime listener of the show, you may be thinking, I've never heard about this. And I'm not going to tell the whole story right now. You know, and I also it's a good time to point out that I don't share everything that's happened to Benny, I work hard to protect the privacy of my kids and my family in ways that make sense. So I have these pictures of him in the hospital at the time of that accident, but I didn't post them. I did mention earlier, there are ways to do this. So how do you do it? Well, when he was in the hospital for his knee surgery, I posted a picture of I don't even know some of the hospital equipment, right, the IV bag, I posted something and I said, here's where you know, we're going in, everything's good. I'll keep you posted. That kind of stuff. And I've posted pictures of him drinking a juice box, you know, he's low and you can kind of see in his face he's look you know what to look for. Rather than a more dramatic picture I've posted on I use it to my presentations. Several years ago, I took a picture of his bedside table, which was just it was one of those horrible nights it was covered with juice boxes and test strips and, you know, inset changes, it looked like a war zone. And that conveys the difficulty of type one diabetes in a very similar way. I posted this on my personal Facebook page, just to say, Hey, I'm going to be talking about this topic. And I was curious what other people in the community thought, and I got so much feedback. One of the pieces of feedback I got, which I thought was very, very interesting. And by the way, the vast majority of adults with type one that I heard from said, Please, please, please tell parents not to post pictures of their children. It really is something that I know people feel very strongly about. But I did hear from advocates who said, we need to get our cause across. We need to push we need to fundraise. I've two responses to them. One is we've been fundraising for JDRF and some other causes for 13 years. We have raised 10s of Thousands of dollars, we might be close to $100,000. If I sat down and added it all up, we have never posted a picture of Benny in distress. Has he been in distress? You bet. have I written about it? Have I talked about it? Sure. But we have found creative ways to show what goes on with diabetes. And I've never felt like I've exploited him to fundraise. And I know many, many other people who have raised a lot more money than me, who have never posted a picture of their child. I also heard from people about what the DKA campaign. Now, if you're not familiar, there is a campaign and it's a great campaign to diagnose Type One Diabetes sooner. There are so many cases of children and adults diagnosed while they're already in DKA, while their lives are in danger. The most dangerous time to be type one diabetic is before anybody knows that you are and the thinking was, you know, we need to show the faces of this. We need to show what can happen so that laws can change. And as I'm speaking about this, I'm also thinking about the insulin for all campaign and People who are dying because they're rationing insulin, but I'm going to give you the example of Reegan Oxendine and this is a little girl here in North Carolina. She was a toddler. She died. She had type one diabetes, it was misdiagnosed again and again. Finally she was hospitalized but it was too late. And her story has been told several times, I'll link it up in the show notes. Previously Healthy was a wonderful bit of journalism, photojournalism done by the folks at Beyond Type 1, but I bring up Reegan because it actually illustrates the point I'm trying to make that we can affect change and we can get the point across even if in this case, it is a terrible point, without photos that are exploitive. If you're familiar at all with Reegan’s story, what may come to mind is the most impactful picture in my opinion. And it's not her in the hospital, and it's not her looking ill and in distress. It's a devastating photo. It's just her mother's hands, holding Reegan's tiny little shoes. Her Shoes fit in her mother's hands. I'll post this picture. It's incredibly powerful. It's disturbing in its own way. But it is not exploitive at all. And it is a photo that really affected change. The law changed in North Carolina. Now is it as a strong laws everybody wanted and we've done episodes on this, I will link up more information on the episode homepage. As you can see exactly what happened. It's frankly, more of a recommendation for pediatricians but got the awareness out it got legislators talking about it. There are other cases of children and adults who have died. And they have been pictured online in many different ways. I am not going to judge those parents. You know, frankly, that takes us down a different road. I'm not sure how I feel about that. And it is certainly not for me to judge how those parents how those families react. However, that's not exactly what I'm talking about here. And I think we all know that I'm talking about the case of your child who's throwing up, run of the mill sick, you know, maybe has ketones that you're treating, who just looks awful. And you know, you grab the camera, because isn't that what we do? It's so interesting to me how much things have changed. I mean, when Benny was diagnosed in 2006, nobody had a camera because it wasn't on our phones. Right? It never occurred to us to take pictures of Benny in the hospital with Type One Diabetes, being diagnosed because who would bring a camera to something like that? And you know what, I wish I had those pictures. Only because there were so many funny and touching and wonderful and and sad moments that I remember, but I'd like to see I'd like to see little baby Benny ripping off all the stuff that was on him. We had such a hard time keeping anything on him. He's like little baby Hulk pulling off the sensors and things like that. I'd like to see him maybe getting his first shot. He was so brave. I'd like to see his face. Sister hugging him, you know all the things that are in my head, but that I don't have a photo of. And it's because times have changed so much that we don't think about photos. I have thousands of pictures on my phone, right? I don't even know what they're up anymore. We just take them in a screenshot and I save things and we don't even think about pictures anymore. But I'm telling you, these are pictures that we need to think about. I also think it's important to keep in mind and we all know this, but we don't really think about it when we're posting the internet is forever. And if you've posted a picture of your child in distress, child might be five years old, that photo will live forever. Your child will probably find that photo at some point in their life. So before you post another photo, just stop and think for one moment. I don't care if it's a closed Facebook group. I don't care if it's a private Facebook group. That's a bunch of bull. Nothing is private. In social media. The minute you hit post, somebody else can screenshot Somebody else can save it, somebody else can forward it, you have no idea where it's going, right? So just take a moment to think, why am I doing this? What do I need right now? If it's support and sympathy, I promise it's out there. If it's showing the real side of diabetes, I promise there's a way to show that without exploiting your child. And if the next time you post you're thinking, well, but think carefully, what comes after that. But what is stopping you? Is there a little bit of doubt in the back of your mind? If there is, you know, which other 10 minutes Think it over? You can't take it back once it's out there. I promise. There was love and support and sympathy and understanding and empathy and fundraising and awareness without posting these kinds of pictures. Agree? Disagree? I know a lot of people feel very strongly about this. And I know when this gets posted, most people aren't going to listen to all the way to the end, they will see the headline and they will tell me I'm a terrible person. So keep in mind, I am the world's worst diabetes mom. You know, what do you think I really would love to hear from you. All kidding aside, we will put this in the Facebook group. I'll be talking about it on social media when the episode airs. And of course, I'm Stacey at diabetes connections.com. You can find that a lot more about the show about the book. And about this episode on the website. Of course there is a transcription. all the episodes beginning this year, have that transcription on the episode home page. All right, back to our regular full length episodes every Tuesday, and then these minisodes on Thursday. I'm Stacey Simms. I will see you back here next week. And until then, be kind to yourself. Announcer: Diabetes Connections is a production of Stacey Sims media. All rights reserved. All wrongs avenged. Transcribed by https://otter.ai

CCC (6-7) - Erika and Steven finish off the second-last story of season 7. Title significance is achieved! Reegan is awesome! The Brig kicks ass! Erika is appalled that S7 is so close to over! Host Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky.

We all want to grow, and to improve ourselves in one way or another. Growth is hard, and figuring out what advice to take on board to reach your goals is a MINEFIELD. This week Paula chats with Reegan Milne about how to find advice that is right for you, and sniff out someone who could be profiting off your insecurities.Reegan Milne is a stand-up comedian, RAW comedy finalist, and may or may not have citations for his jokes.You can find him here:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reegan365/?hl=bgHis work: https://www.instagram.com/reegan365/You can also see him gigging around Brisbane, come and have a chuckle!If you’ve stumbled upon us, don’t forget to review and subscribe to the podcast!You can follow us on Instagram as stumblethroughpod here: https://www.instagram.com/stumblethroughpod/And on Facebook as Stumble Through Podcast here: https://www.facebook.com/Stumble-Through-Podcast-269167640447282/Produced by That’s Not Canon Productions. Graphics by Claudia Piggott. Music by Jessica Fletcher.Subscribe to us on ITUNES, STITCHER, SPOTIFY, RADIOPUBLIC or your podcatcher of choice.Find us on FACEBOOK or INSTAGRAM.

Today Dotty chats to Reegan, a RAW COMEDY FINALIST! WOO HOO! Reegan tells us about a time caught wagging school, climbing mountains from your couch & following your curiosity to visit a gurus Guru.We had a great discussion off air about the ethics of UBER. Here is a link to support why we need to avoid ripping off UBER drivers and give more of our attention to traditional cabbies.https://bit.ly/2TKJbxSWe tried a rhyming game that we cut because it went too well-here are some links to follow Reegan…RAW QLD FINALS:https://bit.ly/2JjjcJ2INSTAGRAM:@reegan365thehumourexperiment.comFind us on FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM or EMAIL us!www.thatsnotcanonproductions.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Reegan joins his pop one more time on the podcast. We talk about the games Reegan has been playing lately. His first trip into Dungeons and Dragons. Our mutual hypeness for Anthem. Ricky gives an update on his Gamer Challenge!

Making his podcast debut Reegan joins Ricky and together they talk about a bunch of different games!

The Dexcom G6 has been on the market for just about one month. Stacey checks in with company CEO Kevin Sayer for a frank discussion about cost, sensor life and integration with pumps and wearable fitness devices like Fitbit.  In our Community Connection this week, learn about "Previously Healthy." This multi-media presentation aims to put a spotlight on the death of a North Carolina toddler whose family then pushed legislation called  “Reegan’s’ Rule” Writer Michelle Boise from Beyond Type 1 joins Stacey to talk about how the article came together and what lessons were learned from this tragedy. Andi in our Know Better segment, Novo Nordisk is pushing ahead in the stem cell/encapsulation market.  Join the Diabetes Connections Facebook Group! ----- 2:00 Stacey Welcome 5:00 One Touch #SmallVictories Campaign email:    onetouch@hellommc.com 5:50 Interview with Kevin Sayer 29:00 Stacey talks about her & Benny's experience with the G6 32:00 Know Better - Novo Nordisk encapsulation update 36:30 Community Connection - Interview with Michelle Boise from Beyond Type 1: Previously Healthy ----- Sign up for our newsletter here Get the App and listen to Diabetes Connections wherever you go! Click here for iPhone      Click here for Android   

Scott & Ben discuss Reegan stepping down, all the SPFL results over the past week, transfer dealings and more on this stacked episode of the Score!

Amber Brand is back. She is usually my Bachelor Buddy but she hasn't been able to follow the Bachelor Nick hype. We catch up on what has been going on with Bachelorland. We love make-up and we talk about some mistakes that may make women look older when it comes to how we do our makeup. http://www.cheatsheet.com/gear-style/beauty-mistakes-that-make-you-look-older.html/6/ Amber introduces me to LipSense and shares her supplier - https://facebook.com/Levresdamour/ The new year hasn't started as Amber had expected. Please see the below that Amber posted yesterday on Facebook: "On January 6th I was diagnosed with breast cancer and on January 11th we learned it was stage two and what the rest of our year will look like. After meeting with my team of amazing oncologists, we learned that I will be receiving chemotherapy, going through a mastectomy and then also receiving radiation. Due to my diagnosis and our aggressive approach, Nick and I have also decided to postpone our wedding day and celebration for when my treatment is complete and when we can also celebrate me being cancer free. However, Nick and I did decide to still get married so we could be husband and wife through this journey. On January 19th, we were fortunate enough to have Reegan marry us with Nick and Tad as our witnesses. As this mug says, I plan on making this cancer my bitch and still have a great 2017 despite the bumpy road we may have in front of us. I have to give a special shout out on this mug as it was created by my favorite Etsy shop owner when I wanted something to show my humor and positive spin on this difficult turn of events. She also helped create the idea of having a motivational quote on the back to keep me fighting every day. Her link is in my comments because she is amazing and I appreciate this mug more than she or anyone else knows. Over the last few weeks as we have slowly been telling people the news and the outpouring of support has been amazing. We are so extremely fortunate to have such an amazing support group of cheerleaders by both our sides. We have also created a caring bridge website to help provide more background on how we came to this diagnosis and to also have one place for people who want to keep up on my progress throughout this year since it is hard to update everyone. https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/amberscheerleaders" The amazing mug and so many other awesome mugs that we talked about on this podcast can be found here - https://www.etsy.com/shop/prettymepinkboutique Follow Amber on her journey by following her Caring Bridge - https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/amberscheerleaders She is going to have a long journey but as we cheer her on with prayer and positivity she is going to kick cancer in the ass!!!

Choreographer, dancer and owner/ director of RMH Movement Reegan Haynes talks about how dance has changed through the year and her early love for dance.Hear what her company offers and her journey through different forms of dance through various mediums. 

The Ambassadors of Death is the third of the of the British series , which was first broadcast in seven weekly parts from 21 March to 2 May 1970. Contents Plot With the providing security, the under Professor Ralph Cornish oversees the launch of the Recovery Seven probe. This has been sent into Earth orbit to make contact with the missing Probe Seven and its two astronauts, who lost contact with Earth eight months earlier. The pilot of Recovery Seven, Van Lyden, makes contact with the Probe but is then silenced by a piercing unearthly sound. The noise troubles who travels with his assistant to the Space Centre to investigate the situation, offering insights into the origin and meaning of the sound, which he interprets as coded messages. He also identifies a reply message sent from Earth and this is pinpointed to be coming from a warehouse seven miles away. Led by , UNIT troops attack the warehouse and engage in a gun battle with troops organised by General Charles Carrington. Meanwhile Recovery Seven has returned to Earth and while UNIT is transporting it more of Carrington's troops stage an ambush and steal the vessel. The Doctor relocates it, by which time it is empty. Carrington has ensured the contents – three space suited astronauts – are detained elsewhere, feeding them radiation to keep them alive. Carrington is now introduced to the Doctor by Sir James Quinlan, the Minister for Technology, who explains that he is head of the newly formed Space Security Department, and that his actions were to protect the astronauts as they had been infected with contagious radiation. Quinlan states that they did not want the public to become panic-stricken and so Carrington had been acting with authority in his actions. By the time Carrington takes the Doctor and his friends to meet the astronauts the situation has changed again. A criminal named Reegan has organised their abduction, killing the soldiers and scientists protecting them. When the Doctor and Liz examine the situation they work out that human tissue could not have withstood the degree of radiation emitted to the astronauts, who are still in orbit, meaning the three space suits contain alien beings instead. Reegan now engineers the kidnapping of Liz Shaw to aid his own scientist, Lennox, a disgraced Cambridge professor, in maintaining the alien beings while they are incarcerated. Together they build a device to communicate with and control the aliens, who are sent on a killer rampage at the Space Centre, killing Quinlan and others. Liz later helps Lennox escape, but his bid for freedom is cut short by Reegan's merciless revenge. Despite the obstruction of the authorities, Ralph Cornish is determined to organise another space flight to Mars to investigate the situation. With Quinlan dead, the Doctor now decides to pilot the Recovery Seven probe ship himself. As he prepares to blast off Reegan tries to sabotage the probe by increasing the feed of M3 variant, but the Doctor survives the attempt on his life and succeeds in piloting the probe so that it connects with an enormous spacecraft orbiting Mars. Aboard the spaceship the Doctor discovers the three original astronauts are unharmed but mentally deluded into believing they are in quarantine. An alien being now reveals itself to the Doctor and explains the humans are being held aboard the craft pending the safe return of the Alien Ambassadors. They had been sent to Earth following a Treaty between the race and mankind, but the terms of this agreement have now been broken because of the detention of the Ambassadors. The Doctor offers his personal guarantee to help return the Ambassadors to their mother ship and resolve the conflict before a state of war is declared, and is permitted to leave the alien craft and return to Earth. When the Doctor touches down he is gassed and kidnapped by Reegan, who takes him to Liz. Reegan's real paymaster and the real organiser of the situation is revealed to them: General Carrington. The General reveals his actions have been prompted by xenophobia driven by his own encounter with the alien beings when he piloted Mars Probe Six some years earlier. His co-pilot, Jim Daniels, was killed on contact with the aliens and the General signed the treaty with the aliens to lure three of their number to Earth, where he hoped he could unveil their real agenda of alien invasion. The use of the ambassadors to kill people was similarly done to arouse public opinion against them. The next phase of his plan is to force the Ambassadors to confess their plot on public television. Leaving the Doctor and Liz working on a new and improved communication device to translate the aliens, Carrington departs for the Space Centre, where he aims to unmask the alien Ambassador before the eyes of the world – and then call on the powers of the Earth to blast the spaceship from the skies. UNIT soldiers raid the secret base and rescue the Doctor and Liz, apprehending Reegan and his thugs. The Doctor races to the Space Centre and he and the Brigadier apprehend Carrington before he can make his broadcast. Sadly, he is taken away, protesting he was only following his moral duty. The Doctor arranges for Cornish and Liz to send the Ambassadors back to their own people, after which the three human astronauts will be returned. Continuity In the first episode, the Doctor makes a reference to the Brigadier's destruction of the Silurians. Sergeant Benton has been promoted from Corporal since his appearance in (1968). The Mars Probe space programme appeared in two of Virgin's Doctor Who novels. revealed that the shuttles were developed from technology taken from . In , the programme was abandoned when Mars Probe 13 accidentally encountered the and it was agreed that Earth would stay away from their territory; however, a 1997 Mars Probe mission precipitates a Martian invasion and takeover. Production Serial details by episode EpisodeBroadcast dateRun timeViewership (in millions)Archive "Episode 1" 21 March 1970 24:33 7.1 PAL 2" colour videotape "Episode 2" 28 March 1970 24:39 7.6 16mm B&W t/r & Partial restoration "Episode 3" 4 April 1970 24:38 8.0 16mm B&W t/r & Partial restoration "Episode 4" 11 April 1970 24:37 9.3 16mm B&W t/r "Episode 5" 18 April 1970 24:17 7.1 PAL D3 colour restoration "Episode 6" 25 April 1970 24:31 6.9 16mm B&W t/r & Partial restoration "Episode 7" 2 May 1970 24:32 6.4 16mm B&W t/r & Partial restoration This story was initially developed to feature the and his last companions, and . As such, it was set well into the future, and did not include . When all three actors left the programme at the end of the sixth series, it was rewritten to fit the consequential revamp. Original proved incapable of writing for the incoming new format and cast, hence the contributions of , and . All concerned parties agreed to leave sole credit to Whitaker and this was the last Doctor Who serial with his name on it. In an interview years later, Terrance Dicks recounted the experience of rewriting Whitaker's story: “ One of the situations I inherited [as Doctor Who script editor] was Ambassadors of Death and the ongoing tangle with that. David Whitaker...had gone through four or five drafts and you come to a stage where you write so much it just gets worse. What was happening was that the need for the script was very urgent and I stormed into [producers] and and said, "Look, we've got five drafts of this. David's fed up with it, he doesn't know what to do. What we need to do is pay David in full and Mac [Hulke] and I will finish." And that's basically what we did. I made sure that David got a full script fee for all his episodes because he had been buggered about by the establishment and Mac and I took the bare bones of his story and almost did a "" - wrote new scripts very quickly - and it shows. It had its moments though. ” Working titles for this story included The Invaders from Mars (later the title of a ), and The Carriers of Death. The opening titles of this story start with the normal music and graphics, yet immediately fade after the Doctor Who title caption. There is a short "teaser" for episode one, and episodes 2-7 feature a reprise of the previous episode's cliffhanger. Starting with the "scream", followed by a zoom-in on the words "The Ambassadors", concluding with "of Death", and a "zap" effect. The experiment was not repeated after this story. This was the first story to feature the sting or "scream" into the end title theme. It was added by of the to improve and shape the closing credits. Cast notes Features a guest appearance by Ronald Allen. See also . Cyril Shaps, who plays Lennox in this serial, previously played Viner in . Reception Cultural historian has written about connections between this Doctor Who serial and earlier science-fiction TV programmes. (1953), for example, has a similar storyline concerning astronauts endangering humanity after coming into contact with extraterrestrials. Chapman also refers to the 1960s series , whose eponymous aliens are another race of malevolent . Patrick Mulkern of noted that the script revisions caused an "uneven plot" and anticlimax, and wrote that the "narrative feels extemporised, a bumpy, sometimes thrilling ride, but one with no clear end in sight". However, he praised the cliffhangers and direction as well as the acting of Pertwee and John. In print book The Ambassadors of Death Series Release number 121 Writer Publisher Cover artist ISBN Release date 21 May 1987 (Hardback) 1 October 1987 (Paperback) A novelisation of this serial, written by , was published by in May 1987 and was the final Third Doctor serial to be adapted. VHS, DVD and CD releases and restoration Although the entire story was made on colour videotape, only the first episode was retained in this format. In fact, it is the earliest episode that survives in the series' original videotaped format, either in colour or black and white. The remaining six episodes were retained only as black-and-white film recordings and poor-quality domestic colour recordings made from a US transmission in the 1970s. This recording was severely affected by rainbow-coloured patterns of interference that at times overtake the entire picture. In May 2002, a for the story's release combined the usable colour information from the domestic recordings with the black and white picture from the film prints, creating a high-quality colour picture. All told, over half of the serial's running time is presented in colour, including all of Episodes 1 and 5, and sections from 2, 3, 6 and 7. The remaining footage, including all of Episode 4, was deemed unsuitable for restoration, and so remained in black-and-white. In 2009, a commentary for the future DVD release was recorded, including Caroline John, Nicholas Courtney, Michael Ferguson, Peter Halliday, Derek Ware and Terrance Dicks. The January 2011 edition of UK magazine, published in December 2010 carried a full-page article on the recolourisation of the story. It was stated in the article that the Restoration Team expect to deliver a fully restored colour version of the story to the BBC "within weeks". In issue 430 of the DVD was announced but later set back due to restoration difficulties. This was delayed until 2012 when Doctor Who Magazine issue 449 confirmed that the full colour version would soon be out on DVD. It was later announced that the story would be released on DVD on 1 October 2012 The original soundtrack for this serial was released on in the UK in August 2009. The linking narration was provided by Caroline John. References ^ Mulkern, Patrick (28 September 2009). . . Retrieved 23 September 2012. Shaun Lyon et al. (2007-03-31). . Outpost Gallifrey. Archived from on 2008-05-18. Retrieved 2008-08-31. . Doctor Who Reference Guide. Retrieved 2008-08-31. Sullivan, Shannon (2005-05-14). . A Brief History of Time Travel. Retrieved 2008-08-31. ^ (2006). "Earthbound: 1970-1974". Inside the TARDIS: the Worlds of Doctor Who: a Cultural History. London: . p. 84.  . . Purpleville.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk. Retrieved 2011-12-14. Burton, Charlie (2010). 'Time Travel TV' WIRED UK, January 2011, p74. . Gallifreynewsbase.blogspot.com. 2011-01-26. Retrieved 2011-12-14. Doctor Who Magazine, Panini UK Limited issue 449 published 28 June 2012, p9 . Timelash.com. Retrieved 2011-12-14. External links Wikiquote has a collection of quotations related to: at at at the - The Ambassadors of Death Fan reviews reviews at reviews at Target novelisation