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Thank you to everyone to wrote how their hearts were hearts were feeling. I am so grateful for everyone who also stopped by the booth today. Whether it was to have a conversation, promote your own business &/or non-profits or talk to me about your cancer survivor story. Thank you for our guest, Mary. If you are interested in The Arc Solano Volunteer -a- thon please check out their page, go.doliggy.io/thearcsolano Reminder: It is Mental Health Awareness Month, If you or anyone you know, is struggling with any type of illness and they need help. Please Call the Suicide Hotline/Hotlink.

Thank you to everyone to wrote how their hearts were hearts were feeling. I am so grateful for everyone who also stopped by the booth today. Whether it was to have a conversation, promote your own business &/or non-profits or talk to me about your cancer survivor story. Thank you for our guest, Mary. If you are interested in The Arc Solano Volunteer -a- thon please check out their page, go.doliggy.io/thearcsolano Reminder: It is Mental Health Awareness Month, If you or anyone you know, is struggling with any type of illness and they need help. Please Call the Suicide Hotline/Hotlink.

Controversial State Board of Education member Natalie Cline will not be re-elected Live from Israel: Amos Guoria speaks on Iran attack on Israel The Signature Scandal Sexual Abuse Prevention to be taught in Utah schools Reminder: It's Tax Day!

In this episode, we delve into the notion of the Keystone Mastery – your unique, specific vibrational piece that you have nurtured and worked on over eons. Aleya introduces energetic meditative practices geared towards uncovering this keystone piece, embodying it, and using it as an 'attraction force' in life.Episode Breakdown:The concept of Keystone Mastery, a unique vibrational piece honed for lifetimes, is introduced. This could range from mastering peace, compassion, clarity, to other virtues. Breathing exercises are guided to help the listener centre their energy.Unpacking the idea of energetic beings or guides who have been aiding in our evolutionary journey for eons.The guided meditative process to identify, tap into, and embody this Keystone Mastery. We learn that, by doing so, it neutralizes self-doubt and criticism. The recommendation of a daily mantra: "I use the vibration of my mastery, which is my keystone piece, to draw to me that which I desire."Using your Keystone Mastery to attract appropriate relationships and opportunities that match this unique vibrational signature.The importance of connecting your self-love, self-worth, purpose, and fulfillment to this keystone piece; it prevents entanglement and loss of self in relationships or pursuits.Key Takeaways:- Everyone has a unique Keystone Mastery, developed and refined over lifetimes.- Breathing exercises and meditation help identify and tap into this Mastery.- Embodying one's Keystone Mastery neutralizes self-criticism and doubt.- Use a daily mantra to draw appropriate relationships and opportunities to you.- Linking your self-worth, self-love, purpose, and fulfillment to your Keystone Mastery prevents losing yourself in relationships or pursuits.Reminder:It's okay if you cannot mentally grasp your Keystone Mastery at the onset – as you evolve, so does your awareness. Trust that some part of you is energetically embodying, receiving, and utilizing this keystone mastery, helping you find a match with appropriate relationships and opportunities.For more insights into the mind-body connection and tools to foster holistic well-being, visit our podcast website 7cupsofconsciousness.com and explore additional resources. Resources:Enjoy a FREE month of daily meditationsJoin a MasterclassFREE Starter Bundle

What's driving you in your biz? Is it shifting? I had a really steady and clear “why” in my business for a long time that drove me and kept me showing up even when things got hard. But recently, I feel like I don't exactly know what my “why” is - and it's fucking disorienting! In today's episode, I share how I've been thinking about my “why” in my business and some things to think about if you're feeling disconnected from yours. Reminder: It's totally okay to feel conflicted about your desires (giving you ALL the approval here). Let's get into it.  I dive into: What to do if you're not feeling connected to your “why” - or if you don't know WTF it is! A look at my recent season of questioning my “why” Showing up for your business - even when it's NOT the top priority Holding yourself through shifting “whys” in your biz And more   Come join me in my FREE private Facebook group, Visible AF: https://www.facebook.com/groups/VisibleAF/ Send me a DM on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/juliamothereffingwells/

REMINDER: It's “Re-Release September” where we'll be sharing some episodes we've previously aired. Thursdays are “Extra Sugar” days, but this month, we're “re-sugaring” some things.  First up: a deep dive into one of LBT's favorite references: Jim Bakker. But it's two for the price of one because we're also talking about Tammy Faye. They were two of the most famous televangelists in the United States throughout the  ‘70s and ‘80s, until their empire came crashing down under heaping piles of scandal. We discussed the highs, the lows, and their remaining legacy in this one.

This week the Niners host the LA Rams in Levi's Stadium on Monday Night Football. There really is nothing like the feeling of playing on national TV, under the lights, at home, on the grass, against a divisional rivalry, and have it play on Monday Night Football, the original new football time slot. I still remember when I was young and they started playing on Monday nights and people thought they were crazy. But they were not, and people loved it and now we also have Thursday Night Football. So here we go.George and I sit down to review last week's game (OUCH!), noting some lessons learned and where the Niiners go from here. Then we take a peek at the Rams along with our college and NFL review. We also talk puppies, recovery, finding “Hidden Pearls” (people and organizations doing good work), and talk wine and movies. Our MVP veteran guest is Andi Ward. She is a Navy veteran with 2 deployments, a sex abuse survivor, a domestic abuse survivor, and someone who has successfully found sustained recovery and sobriety over alcohol and meth. This is a remarkable interview and a bit longer than our normal. But Andi has quite the story and has been through so much and has persevered, fought, struggled, got set back, relapsed, but never stopped climbing and moving toward the life she believed she could have and deserved. Andi now serves as the Director of Training and Resources for MVP (creating trainings and offerings for the national staff) and is also a trainer/strength coach at the elite performance & MMA gym, Unbreakable Performance in West Hollywood (Jay Glazer's gym and home of the Wednesday night in person MVP LA West Huddle). She is plenty busy but never too busy to lend a hand, sit and listen, and seek out new adventures to learn, grow, and serve others. I found this an inspirational and empowering interview with some gold nuggets on recovery, surviving and overcoming sex abuse, transitioning into and out of the military, and how the body is such a powerful tool in recovering from trauma. Lessons learned on how to rebuild trust in yourself, and then eventually with others. For Andi trust is a cornerstone to the recovery and healing process. I hope you enjoy this one as much as I enjoyed sitting in on it. Thank you Andi! REMINDER: It is OK TO NOT BE OK (and to tell someone!!); and YOU ARE NOT ALONE!! If you are a retired military or former professional athlete, please go check out the MVP website and sign up.  Have a great week spreading love, kindness, healing, grace, and non-judgment! (at least that is what I am working towards!! : )  GO NINERS!!BruceAndi WardMerging Vets & Players - https://vetsandplayers.org

Much like last week, a warning before we begin: this episode contains the discussion of some fairly charged and unpleasant topics, including some deplorable ideas and music. Please be aware in advance that this show features some isolated samples and we've added them into this episode because we're discussing a difficult topic and we trust our audience to exercise their own discretion. Hopefully you find this to be an informative and a cautionary journey. Enjoy! Last week we put Ace of Base in the context of the wider Swedish pop music movement, and how on the face of it, there's really not that much about them that could lead for people to believe that they are some kind of secret Aryan pop project. This week we place the Nazi politics that Ufe courted in his teens into the wider context of Swedish politics itself. One of the members of that band he was in, Commit Suiside, went on to be the leader of Sweden's far-right Sweden Democrats party. We interrogate that idea of them being some Nazi pop group and dive into the album The Sign, look at some of the ideas conveyed in the lyrics and also take some very strange articles about this band to task for a multitude of different reasons. And then, we reach our conclusions - are this band Nazis or not? A fun episode, if a little dark. Hopefully you stuck with us. Next week, we're going in a vastly different direction… REMINDER: It's record club shipping time and we're sending some cracking albums to our subscribers. Want free albums every month? Find out more below!

Happy Star Wars Day! On this episode, Dave Haynes and Terry West react to the new "Obi-Wan Kenobi" trailer, talk the season finale of "Moon Knight" on Disney+, and dig into the latest "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" rumors, news, and spoilers! Plus, Fantasy Games & Comics is on the new collectable auction app WhatNot (just search for "FG&CS"). Reminder: It's almost BONUS CON time! Salida Fantasy Con is coming up on May 15th, 2022, at the Salida Community Center on the corner of F and 3rd in Salida!  Fantasy Games & Comics is online! Shop the store online at FGandCS.com! Recorded live every Wednesday evening (usually) at Fantasy Games & Comics on the corner of F and 1st Streets in historic downtown Salida, Colorado. Come join us! 

Your favourite Poundland album review show is BACK and we have quite the selection for you on this episode. The lads have gifted each other with the following three albums: Mark has Alisha Rules the World by Alisha's Attic. Chris has Odelay by Beck. Dave has A Weekend in the City by Bloc Party. It's an interesting and fun selection, with some highlights and a lot of lowlights. Does anyone actually remember Alisha's Attic? Are Bloc Party one of the most boring “popular” bands in recent memory? Is Beck actually good? All this and more and is answered this week. It's a riotous time. Enjoy! REMINDER: It's record club shipping time and we're sending some cracking albums to our subscribers. Want free albums every month? Find out more below!

Progress to Perfection – Our Journey #4 Clearly growing in the direction to perfection involves a spiritual construction project. By Pastor George Lehman Matthew 5:48 – “ Be perfect as your Heavenly Father is Perfect”  - The reason for the sermon series. We are all a project under construction. The construction process to “progress to perfection” is: 2 Peter 1:5-8 (NIV) – 5 For this very reason, make every effort to add to your faith brotherly kindness; and to brotherly kindness, love. 8 For if you possess these qualities in increasing measure, they will keep you from being ineffective and unproductive in your knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. Before you build to penthouse level, you need to first have a solid foundation. Hebrews 10:38 (NIV) – “But my righteous” one will live by faith, and I take no pleasure in the one who shrinks back. Add to your faith. Progress means:   Moving forward not backward, not idle but onward movement toward a destination; improving. Question: Are you improving? Matthew 5:15-16 (NIV) – 15 Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead, they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house.  16 In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven. I bring this up because this very important area of spiritual progress to perfection, and it is extremely important in your growth of the final two steps. Note what they are: Brotherly kindness extends to the members of God's family. Love extends to the entire human race. #6 Brotherly kindness The definition of brotherly kindness: The Greek word for brotherly kindness is “Philadelphia”, involving 2 words: “Phileo” (love) and “Adelphos”(brother). It literally means “the love of brothers”. As used in the New Testament, “Philadelphia” describes the love which Christians cherish for each other. Romans 12:10 (LB) – Love each other with brotherly affection and take delight in honoring each other.  One big area we have given the enemy a foothold. Reminder: It lies with you and me to be a person that is loveable. Have you ever thought people need to love you then, how lovable are you or are you always miserable, critical, Mr. know it all, complaining, criticizing, no control over your bad attitude, being divisive?   This verse warns us: Titus 3:10-11 (NIV) – 10 Warn a divisive person once, and then warn them a second time. After that, have nothing to do with them. 11 You may be sure that such people are warped and sinful; they are self-condemned. Therefore, it's brotherly kindness that provides a true sense of family, belonging as members of the Lord's body. God commands brotherly kindness. Without sincere love for our brothers and sisters… the Apostle John says… 1 John 2:9-10 (LB) – 9 Anyone who says he is walking in the light of Christ but dislikes his fellow man is still in darkness. 10 But whoever loves his fellow man is “walking in the light” and can see his way without stumbling around in darkness and sin.    1 John 4:7-8 (LB) – 7 Dear friends, let us *practice loving each other, for love comes from God and those who are loving and kind show that they are the children of God, and that they are getting to know him better. 8 But if a person isn't loving and kind, it shows that he doesn't know God—for God is love. *practice = practice doesn't make perfect, perfect practice makes perfect.  It's about how you conduct yourself with others.   1 John 4:20-21 (LB) – 20 If anyone says, “I love God,” but keeps on hating his brother, he is a liar; for if he doesn't love his brother who is right there in front of him, how can he love God whom he has never seen? 21 And God himself has said that one must love not only God but his brother too. This is a command I believe the church take very lightly. Jesus also made love the identifying mark by which the world can know we are His disciples. John 13:34-35 (LB) – 34 “And so I am giving a new commandment to you now—love each other just as much as I love you. 35 Your strong love for each other will prove to the world that you are my disciples.” 2 John 9 (LB) –  For if you wander beyond the teaching of Christ, you will leave God behind; while if you are loyal to Christ's teachings, you will have God too. Then you will have both the Father and the Son. The world doesn't pay too much attention to what they may perceive as minor doctrinal difference. However… What people do notice is love in a world filled with hate… …especially when such love is seen among individuals who come from various social, economic, and racial backgrounds! Attempting to proclaim New Testament Christianity will fail unless it is accompanied by a visible demonstration of true brotherly kindness. Galatians 5:13 …Rather serve one another in love. We must care for one another. Galatians 6:2-3 (LB) – 2 Share each other's troubles and problems, and so obey our Lord's command. 3 If anyone thinks he is too great to stoop to this, he is fooling himself. He is really a nobody. God requires that each of His children will be unity-lovers, promoting unity, living unity. Philippians 2:1-4 (Msg) – 1-4 If you've gotten anything at all out of following Christ, if his love has made any difference in your life, if being in a community of the Spirit means anything to you, if you have a heart, if you care— then do me a favor: Agree with each other, love each other, be deep-spirited friends. Don't push your way to the front; don't sweet-talk your way to the top. Put yourself aside, and help others get ahead. Don't be obsessed with getting your own advantage. Forget yourselves long enough to lend a helping hand. The amount of dis-unity that we often see within the body of believers – shocking!!! Back-stabbing, grudge-carrying, gossiping and slander and unforgiveness. This is all rooted in three simple words, “ME” – “MYSELF” – “I”. (PRIDE) When I'm focused on “ME” – “MYSELF” – “I”, I neglect the love of the brotherhood. Unity starts with “ME”.(Humbled, Surrendered and Obedient) Ephesians 4:2-3 (LB) – 2 Be humble and gentle. Be patient with each other, making allowance for each other's faults because of your love. 3 Try always to be led along together by the Holy Spirit and so be at peace with one another. Develop brotherly kindness. Progress to perfection in this area of your life. 1 Peter 1:22-23 (LB) – 22 Now you can have real love for everyone because your souls have been cleansed from selfishness and hatred when you trusted Christ to save you; so, see to it that you really do love each other warmly, with all your hearts.  23 For you have a new life. It was not passed on to you from your parents, for the life they gave you will fade away. This new one will last forever, for it comes from Christ, God's ever-living Message to men.    1 Thessalonians 4:9-10 (LB) – 9 But concerning the pure brotherly love that there should be among God's people, I don't need to say very much, I'm sure! For God himself is teaching you to love one another. 10 Indeed, your love is already strong toward all the Christian brothers throughout your whole nation. Even so, dear friends, we beg you to love them more and more. When we fully realize how Jesus loved us and gave Himself for us… …we have no excuse to behave in any other way except adding to our faith, brotherly kindness. Hebrews 13:1 (Amp) – Let love of your fellow believers continue. This is an important part of your progress to perfection.

Dads of the world, UNITE! How do you follow the Beach Boys? Well, apparently it's by covering Electric Light Orchestra. Going from one grandad band to one dad band seems to make a crude kind of sense, even if immersing oneself in the music of ELO is…difficult.   Not because they're terrible. No no no. They are by no means a terrible band. Some of their music has aged well whereas some of it certainly has not (we're looking at you Discovery). One example of the former is their ridiculous foray into synth-pop with their ninth album, Time. Chosen by guest Alexander Volz from the wonderful podcast Every Album Ever (which you should absolutely check out if you're a fan of ours - they've covered a bunch of stuff we've covered, as well as some we want to cover in future), his rationale was pretty straight forward - it's a very polarising album and it should fit in well with our MO. And he's right. Despite still selling millions of copies, the claim that Time is an unsung album is a very fair one. The mid 70s were the band's creative and commercial high points - A New World Record (1976) and Out of the Blue (1977) were runaway successes for the band. After incorporating disco elements in 1979's Discovery, and tackling their first film soundtrack with Xanadu in 1980, Jeff Lynne was trying to find ways to keep the band sounding relevant and with Time, he largely succeeded.   A concept album about a man being transported from 1981 to 2095, the album sees Lynne and co ditch the string quartet they had used for the last decade and replace it almost entirely with synthesisers. The result is much like The Visitors by ABBA, a record that is very ahead of its time and sees the band use new technology to evolve their sound.    Sadly, the album seemed to mark the beginning of the end for ELO - after a poorly attended tour the band all but ceased playing live, and the follow up, 1983's Secret Messages, essentially killed the band entirely. 1986's Balance of Power was created and released as a way to fulfil contractual obligations and ELO simply vanished into the shadows. Aside from a brief re-emergence in 2001 to release the poorly received Zoom, Jeff Lynne kept ELO dormant until 2015.   In the period between Time and the present day the band never revisited this synth heavy sound. Which is a shame because you can hear lots of different genres of electronic music emerging from this one record. It'd have been cool to see what another album of this would have been like. Is this an unsung classic? We certainly think so. What say you? REMINDER: It's Record Club shipping time! We'll be posting out vinyl and emailing digital download codes to all of our subscribers next week so there's still time to get involved before the end of March! You can also drop in and out if an ongoing subscription is too much for you. Find out more below.

Whether pretending to be surfers and getting slapped with fines from the manager for swearing or cavorting with transcendental meditation and falling out with one another, The Beach Boys were never quite what people thought they were. They were often at each other's throats, relationships were fraught a lot of the time, members of the band seemed to withdraw from the group and return whenever the mood suited them and that's before we even mention Brian Wilson's sometimes extreme battle with mental health. The story of the Beach Boys is weirder, sadder and madder than you could have ever imagined. We spent a lot of last week talking about that aspect of their career. The lore is so thick, in fact, that we had to stop only half way through their career because these guys have said and done a lot in the last 61 years. So this week, we pick up where we left off – the late 80s, when the began to slow down significantly when it came to their musical output, but refused to vanish entirely, becoming a legacy touring act with a rotating line up of ex-members and studio musicians alike, all revolving around Mike Love and Bruce Johnston.  Given the legacy of this band, we decided to offer up our own subjective interpretation of that legacy. Were The Beach Boys really at their best with Brian Wilson? Is Mike Love a bit of a dick? What about the extensive contributions of Carl and Denis Wilson, as well as Al Jardine and Bruce Johnston? Do the band deserve to be heralded as one of the greats? Can they even be Unsung? We answer all of these questions. Then we dive into the three albums that Vicki struggled to choose from - Wild Honey, Sunflower and Surf's Up. We do a bit of a dive into Wild Honey and Surf's Up before giving Sunflower the full Unsung treatment.  What do you folk think? Is Sunflower the most underrated and underappreciated Beach Boys record? Let us know what you think! REMINDER: It's Record Club shipping time! We'll be posting out vinyl and emailing digital download codes to all of our subscribers next week so there's still time to get involved before the end of March! You can also drop in and out if an ongoing subscription is too much for you. Find out more here: www.patreon.com/unsungpod

Did you know that The Beach Boys have 29 studio albums, 11 live albums and a staggering 61 compilation records? Before we agreed to do their 16th(!!!) album Sunflower at Vicki's behest, we knew it was going to be a huge undertaking but good lord, it was bigger than we could have ever imagined. And that's to say nothing of the tumultuous interpersonal relationships between the band members. On one hand, it makes sense that there would be some drama – they came up in the 60s and churned out records at a faster rate than The Beatles throughout that entire period. They were also teenagers when they began, so some discord was bound to arise as they grew up and started to change as people. Furthermore, they've been a band (yes, they're still going) for over 60 bloody years at this point. Falling out once or twice was sure to happen. And yet… It's hard to understand why these guys keep at it. For decades, literal decades, of their career, it seems like some members didn't even like each other all that much. The answer is (other than money, of course) the music. There is a lot of it, sure, but there's some  truly great stuff throughout their career. Ok, not their whole career: there's a lot of great stuff up until the late 70s. After that it's some serious Big Grandad Energy. As of writing, the band is 61 years old. There's a very good chance that they're the world's longest running band. The Rolling Stones started in 1962 – a year later than The Beach Boys – so as you can imagine, there's a whole lot to cover here. Which is why it's an epic two parter. In part one, Vicki takes us through their history right up until the 1980s. We talk about the music, the members, their relationships, the drink, the drugs, the mental health problems, the politics and of course the deaths.   Next week – the 80s, 90s, 00s and 10s (because aye, when this episode ends there's still just over 30 fucking years of general stuff to discuss) and Vicki tells why she had trouble deciding between Sunflower, Surf's Up and Wild Honey. REMINDER: It's Record Club shipping time! We'll be posting out vinyl and emailing digital download codes to all of our subscribers next week so there's still time to get involved before the end of March! You can also drop in and out if an ongoing subscription is too much for you. Find out more here:  www.patreon.com/unsungpod

As the rest of us await the decision of Aaron Rodgers on his future in (or out of) football, Marques asks the question, "Are you annoyed of the speculation yet?" After the big tease on Instagram and on the "Pat McAfee Show," are you annoyed of the Aaron Rodgers speculation? (REMINDER: It's still early in the offseason. So, buckle up.)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How about a little holiday cheer with the return of Karen (!) as we talk through the 2015 Christmas comedy horror, Krampus, and list all the great shows and movies that have been keeping our spirits up over the year — and you guys had so many great ones that I added to my “to watch” list too, so thanks everybody. Happy holidays! P.S. Reminder: It's your last chance to get a 10% discount on a year of Patreon support for pledges at any level at patreon.com/jasoncabassi. Thank you for the support!  Support: patreon.com/jasoncabassi or buymeacoffee.com/cabassi for a one-time donation (thank you!) Contact: (650) 485-3323 or brains@podcastica.com Social media: facebook.com/podcastica and twitter.com/jasonandkaren Rate us on Apple Podcasts: walkingdeadcast.com Other shows: podcastica.com  Support the show: https://patreon.com/jasonandkaren See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

RANDom Thought: The Circle of Life moves us all. Join Teresa and Al as they visit with John Watkis, a Broadway Actor and Professional Speaker. If you ever talk in front of people, this is a MUST-listen episode for you! Reminder: It's NOT too late to register for the Inaugural Boss Lady Retreat! Click HERE for more information and to register for the Boss Lady 2021 Retreat! CONNECT WITH THE BOSS LADY COMMUNITY: The Teresa Rand Consulting Website The Boss Lady Facebook Page Follow Teresa on Instagram Connect with Teresa Rand on LinkedIn CONNECT WITH OUR GUEST: John Watkis on Instagram

RANDom Thought: Make time to stop. Pastor Katy gets “real” with us this week. She shares her personal journey of grief and sadness. We cry with her and learn valuable coping mechanisms at the same time. Grab your tissues, a cup of tea, and your own journal for this very authentic time. Reminder: It's NOT too late to register for the Inaugural Boss Lady Retreat! Click HERE for more information and to register for the Boss Lady 2021 Retreat! CONNECT WITH THE BOSS LADY COMMUNITY: The Teresa Rand Consulting Website The Boss Lady Facebook Page Follow Teresa on Instagram Connect with Teresa Rand on LinkedIn

RANDom Thought: Your whole day matters when it comes to moving; not just the time at the gym. Join Al and Teresa as they talk with authors, Dr. Heather Hausenblas, and Mandy Milla, MS about how important your whole day is when it comes to moving, not just your workout! Grab a pen for this one to take lots of notes! Reminder: It's NOT too late to register for the Inaugural Boss Lady Retreat! Click HERE for more information and to register for the Boss Lady 2021 Retreat! CONNECT WITH THE BOSS LADY COMMUNITY: The Teresa Rand Consulting Website The Boss Lady Facebook Page Follow Teresa on Instagram Connect with Teresa Rand on LinkedIn CONNECT WITH OUR GUESTS! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/healthymovesjournaling/ Website: healthymovesjournaling.com

Join us for another Pau Hana Aloha Friday! Setting the intention you will always find joy listening to our stories and random nuggets of wisdom. Hahaha very random ;) MaiTaisAtSunset.com In This Episode #32… (FYI, there is a special Bonus 10 minutes of Pre-show and Extras of this episode for our Patrons on Patreon) Hawaii welcomes you to the islands, but please wear a mask. We can all do our part to end covid and prevent another lockdown REMINDER It's hurricane preparedness time Mai and Tai Day idea- Breakfast at Morning Brew or any coffee shop (our favorite coffee order is still a soy vanilla latte) Then drive to ala moana, catch the pink trolley to Waikiki Wander Waikiki have a drink and or lunch or just a snack at a beachside hotel like Moana Surfrider Return to Ala Moana then to windward side of the island for a good burger at Teddy's Mai prefers shave ice at the end of a hot day of running around Matsumotos Shave Ice vs other shave ice places Find cheap Hawaii inspired trinkets at big box stores like target and Walmart also, because abc stores may be more expensive. Its not the best from Hawaii gifts, we talk a lot about better gifts in previous podcasts, basically bring Hawaii to share, like the smells and flavors of Hawaii. Everywhere is crowded, parking lots full so plan ahead No bathrooms available in Lanikai Go Kailua or Waimanalo Beach, they are family friendly and have bathrooms Tai and I discuss some new movies, THERE ARE SPOILERS Tomorrow War on amazon with Chris Pratt, Cruella, Black Widow, Downton Abby Mai shares her art tips Skinny Mai and Tai hanging out with Jess in Waimanalo walking the plank and Mai's childhood recipe for green mangos and sour tangerines -vinegar shoyu blk pepper all to taste Background video by Mai- Baby coconut tree under a Hawaii Sky Mahalo Nui to these generous talented musicians who share their copyright free music with all of us. Royalty free music dreaming inspiring uplifting piano by Oak Studios https://youtu.be/98N305HvFUg Fishing Life OST #1- Sea of Lighthouse (Bensound Royalty Free Music) https://youtu.be/uDn7K-QRVAE Cinematic Drone Documentary by Infraction [No Copyright Music] / Flight https://youtu.be/XsUycBwrAlE 'Jul' [Ambient Piano & Strings

Reminder - It's never too late! It's a rewind Episode- grab your headphones and your journal! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How can you develop your erotic mind? The BRAIN is the best sexual organ we have! Engagement of the mind is important and developing eroticism can bring new energy into your relationship!  Fantasizing about and longing for your partner leading up to the experience itself, builds anticipation - a major turn on. The unknown, “what could happen next?” feeling, common in the dating phase, that can be so exciting. Fantasies fuel arousal; They are great bridges into the moment. Sharing these fantasies with your partner and exploring them together - opens a new door to vulnerability… “What do you like?” “What do you think about?” - Get specific! Reminder: It's OKAY to fantasize, to let your mind wander… don't judge your own thoughts, or your partners! Be open to vulnerability and use fantasies as an opportunity for connection. Strengthening your erotic mind will inevitably strengthen your bond and relationship. 

Today we had special guest Alli, our social media manager, come to speak with us about her experiences with online learning as a high school sophomore and advice she has for high schoolers in all grades. Reminder: It’s super important to remain genuine in approach to your interests and enjoy the things you do. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stayradcast/support

Reminder: It's been a week since the election. Al Gore's supporters persevered through over a month of court battles before throwing in the towel. I expect more from MAGA.

hey hey hey! check out this weeks episode where we discuss our dreams and aspirations that we had growing up .vs. what they are now. Reminder: It's never too late to start dreaming, don't let others tell you what you can't and can't do. The things we want the most are never easy to obtain, always work hard to make our own dreams come true.

In this episode Josh interviews Baxter to learn more about who he is, why he started this project, how he got into hunting, and what’s coming after the Hunt Elk in 2020 Series. Reminder: It’s the September Slowdown (aka we’re out hunting) so stay tuned for another episode in two weeks!

Reminder: It is still summer.  There is still time to hit the beach, take long walks, go on a bird hunt, take weekend naps in the sun.... It is not fall.  No pumpkin spice for this girl. Let this serve as a gentle reminder to squeeze what's left of this delicious weather.   PS.  Sorry Australia/New Zeland...but your summer is on it's way!

Grace, an extrovert, discusses personality types with her introverted best friend Cara. REMINDER: It's healthy to grow, learn, and change! :)

Filmmaker Gina Prince-Bythewood brings a delicate but assured touch to everything she’s involved in, whether on the big screen with films like “Love & Basketball” and “Beyond the Lights,” or in the world of television with projects like the riveting limited series “Shots Fired.” Her latest film, Netflix’s “The Old Guard,” is no exception as the award-winning filmmaker fuses the superhero genre with an uncharacteristic tenderness in an adaptation of the Greg Rucka comic books series.In this week’s season premiere of “The Call Sheet,” Prince-Bythewood will take you through the new film’s production from beginning to end. She’ll discuss visual choices and editorial and music decisions, and she’ll contextualize the project within the overall framework of her career -- or, as you’ll soon hear her describe it, her fairytale. (Reminder: It’s recommended you watch “The Old Guard” before digging into this conversation!)

Eight Lessons I've Learned In the week's episode, I discuss the eight lessons I’ve learned during my time as a life and transformation coach. 1. There is tremendous variability in individual responses to change. Some clients need to work twice as hard to get half the results. This is not fair, but it's reality. 2. Many know what to do, but fail to execute. Being accountable to a coach, and having an objective eye helps them go from average to excellent. I think it's essential to define the word "objective" ~ not influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering and representing facts. 3. It's tough to predict success because it based on 90% mindset and 10% talent. You don't know where a client falls in that equation until they are faced with adversity. 4. Effort trumps talent in the end. I will always place my bet on effort. Talent gets bored and complacent. Effort always has something to prove. 5. Many overestimate the importance of the perfect plan and underestimate the importance of brutal consistency. I'll take the 80% plan for ten years, over the 100% plan you anguish over, never figure out, and never start. 6. Twenty-five years in the weight loss and fitness world has taught me this: Intelligent people can often be their own worst enemy. They know just enough about a lot of things to make them dangerous. For example, they will go to extreme measures to find a hack or cutting edge idea that makes them feel like they have outsmarted the system. When in actuality, all they are doing is avoiding the boring, dull, challenging, yet highly effective BASICS that actually work. Reminder: It is the commitment and consistency to the daily routine that yields the win. (Little Hinges Swing Big Doors) 7. The #1 transformation progress killer is anxiety/stress. It leads to questioning the plan and eventually quitting it altogether. The best advice for diminishing anxiety and stress is to avoid focusing on deceptive short term results, such as scale weight, bullshit bio-impedance body-fat scales and scans, and other people's highlight reels. Focus instead on precision in the DAILY process: tracking/measuring food, movement, mindset and sleep duration, and quality. Point being, you achieve remarkable LONG TERM results by nailing the DAILY process. 8. Striving for balance is admirable, but don't be surprised when your progress is eclipsed by those who don't give a shit about balance. Join the FREE ~ Wellness Lab Launch Pad ~ on Facebook if you'd like to connect with me and receive tips, strategies, and information about living your best life. https://www.facebook.com/groups/wellnesslablaunchpad Thanks for listening to the Thrive Forever Fit Show!

Hillary and Jessica discuss Michigan's most haunted cemeteries, and recall our trips to the Memphis Cemetery and Pere Cheney. *Reminder: It is unlawful to visit cemeteries at night in Michigan. Seek permission or visit during posted hours.* Check out our "Witch's Ball" investigation here: https://youtu.be/KgAT7sIP7sk LINKS: www.mysticmitten.org facebook.com/mysticmitten YouTube.com/c/mysticmittenparanormal IG: @mysticmittenparanormal

For this special episode, I sent out a request to a number of my facilitation, training and Learning and Development business owner friends and a bunch of them graciously agreed to help out. I asked them, “What's the one thing you wish you knew when you started your facilitation business?” Reminder: It's your last chance to become a founding member of Show.Up: A community for consultants, facilitators and trainers who want to score amazing opportunities (but don't know how to market themselves with ease...yet!). Visit https://www.leannehughes.com/invitation for more details! Click here to access show notes and contact details for every guest contributor. A big THANK YOU to everyone who contributed this show (in order of appearance) Dr Annette Coy, Cameron Fee, Jane Anderson, Tom Scantlebury, Nadja Petranovskaja, Chris Huet, Murray Guest, Kirsty Lewis, Mel Kettle, Michael Bungay Stanier, Jason Knight, Ingrid Thompson, Sarah McVanel, Bill Jarrard, Petra Zink, Jenny Blake, Nikki McMurray, Angela Henderson, Michael J Conseulos, Christine Burych and Myriam Hadnes.Shhh... I'm releasing 5 secret podcast episodes over 5 days to help you book out your facilitation business, BUT you need to register to get access.Head on over to bookedoutfacilitator.comSupport the show (https://buymeacoffee.com/leannehughes)

“What you fill your mind up with determines your outcome.”The growth mindset is about your perception, belief system, and viewpoint in which you will either be pushed forward or be held back. The good news? If you're in a fixed mindset or currently being ‘held back', it's not too late to change it! In fact, it's never too late.On this weeks episode of The Positively Real Podcast, I sit down with the one and only Darleen Santore AKA Coach Dar to discuss all things mindset. Coach Dar is a Board Certified Occupational Therapist, business executive, author and speaker, who is passionate about helping people break through barriers to achieve their goals.Dar has made it her mission to help people say no to the status quo, to raise the bar in their lives, to break free so they can break through, and to reignite their hearts to live a purposeful life.In this episode we discuss: Growth mindset vs. Fixed mindsetMindset reframing to move from fixed to growthKeeping our mind, body, and spirit in consistent fluid motionBrain body connectionExpanding awareness and knowledge to new thingsMe to We/Get to Give shiftsAnd so much more!ACTION STEP: Work on one thing that makes you feel better that will move the needle 1%. It can be as simple as showering, making the bed, or going to bed at a reasonable hour. Remember to give yourself grace. Reminder - It is a comma, not a period. A bad season does not mean a bad life. We have so much more to live and so much more to give!RESOURCES, LINKS, SOCIAL:https://www.coachdar.com/https://www.instagram.com/thecoachdar/https://twitter.com/thecoachdar?lang=enAtomic Habits by James ClearGlobal Pay It Forward DayFree Feel Good Friday Group Call with Brittny King

“What you fill your mind up with determines your outcome.”The growth mindset is about your perception, belief system, and viewpoint in which you will either be pushed forward or be held back. The good news? If you’re in a fixed mindset or currently being ‘held back’, it’s not too late to change it! In fact, it’s never too late.On this weeks episode of The Positively Real Podcast, I sit down with the one and only Darleen Santore AKA Coach Dar to discuss all things mindset. Coach Dar is a Board Certified Occupational Therapist, business executive, author and speaker, who is passionate about helping people break through barriers to achieve their goals.Dar has made it her mission to help people say no to the status quo, to raise the bar in their lives, to break free so they can break through, and to reignite their hearts to live a purposeful life.In this episode we discuss: Growth mindset vs. Fixed mindsetMindset reframing to move from fixed to growthKeeping our mind, body, and spirit in consistent fluid motionBrain body connectionExpanding awareness and knowledge to new thingsMe to We/Get to Give shiftsAnd so much more!ACTION STEP: Work on one thing that makes you feel better that will move the needle 1%. It can be as simple as showering, making the bed, or going to bed at a reasonable hour. Remember to give yourself grace. Reminder - It is a comma, not a period. A bad season does not mean a bad life. We have so much more to live and so much more to give!RESOURCES, LINKS, SOCIAL:https://www.coachdar.com/https://www.instagram.com/thecoachdar/https://twitter.com/thecoachdar?lang=enAtomic Habits by James ClearGlobal Pay It Forward DayFree Feel Good Friday Group Call with Brittny King

In this episode, Candi and Noodle chat about happy and the internet. How does one find happiness in an often vile cesspool? Our favorite accounts are on the menu! We've gotdisco fries, animal rescue accounts, kids on tricycles, and accidental spider condos ready for your ear holes! Reminder: It's not just you! Internet = Community. Get weird, y'all!  ---- Features: Whatchya Readin', Noodle: Leia, Princess of Alderaan by Claudia Gray and Virgil Wander by Leif Enger  Fandoms Anonymous: BH90210  Political Minute: Dem Showcase - Round 4 | Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris ---- Mentioned in this episode: Lovers & Poets | New EP out now! So many accounts that make us happy! Follow on Instagram for happy tags!  ---- Where do you get your happy on the internet? Share in the comments or email us at chacharonepodcast@gmail.com ---- Next month we're reading The Uterus is a Feature Not a Bug by Sarah Levy. Join us for a mini book club! 

Join The Coven™ and Bobby for a quick Final Friday roundup featuring peak podcasting, Reality TV hypocrisy, decoy ducks, more butt faxes, and more. Plus, airport wheelchair groupies, backwoods hotel wifi, puppies as presidents, microwave chicken with  PEEPS® (a game, not a recipe*), a live review of Surly Brewing Co.’s Dots and Loops, and of course, a young future star Hilliary doing her best Madonna/Roger Rabbit despite a complete lack of voguing support from her cousins. Reminder: It’s LRB Picnic Day! See you in Shoreline; and see our Facebook page for details!     *yet

Join The Coven™ and Bobby for a quick Final Friday roundup featuring peak podcasting, Reality TV hypocrisy, decoy ducks, more butt faxes, and more. Plus, airport wheelchair groupies, backwoods hotel wifi, puppies as presidents, microwave chicken with  PEEPS® (a game, not a recipe*), a live review of Surly Brewing Co.’s Dots and Loops, and of course, a young future star Hilliary doing her best Madonna/Roger Rabbit despite a complete lack of voguing support from her cousins. Reminder: It’s LRB Picnic Day! See you in Shoreline; and see our Facebook page for details!     *yet

Congrats Make the bed, go the gym, were nicer to someone, Did something to be a better version of self Maybe you didn’t hit the bullseye, but did you stand up to worry somehow? Was there a moment where you successfully coped with worry?  Where you won, even if just for a moment? Reminder It is okay to be afraid, you’re not wrong for that.  Welcome afraid. Let’s talk back to worry a little bit (pg. 152 freeing your child from anxiety).   Oh worry, you’re up to your old tricks aren’t you!  We’ll you are not the boss of me, I can decide what to think You know, i’m going to hang up on that worry call from 1-800-bad news and pick up the phone where the caller ID reads: “voice of reason” If something were really wrong with me, my doctor would’ve told me! You, worry, are a false alarm, you don’t know what’s going to happen.   I don’t have to listen to you worry.  I’m gonna go ahead and change the channel Jordan Peterson Clean your room https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBR5v89L6gk&t=118s Buddy broome Investor/speaker, joins Anxiety Help w Wes to tell his financial story.   www.buddybroome.com to find more about him and the resources mentioned during the podcast.  Anxiety Help With Wes Anxietyhelpwithwes.com We specialize in general anxiety disorder, panic attacks, and depersonalization derealization.     About Wes I’ve found there is a great need for those facing anxiety and depression.  As a School Counselor with a specialization in Stress and Anxiety Management, I see many students look for help in these areas but sometimes with little success.  Most doctors know little about this prevalent issue and many seek years of help before finding it. I myself have experienced severe panic attacks and depersonalization disorder.  After getting through what felt hopeless at times, I’m here to provide information, hope, and a comprehensive approach.

Best wishes to friend of the show Josh Samman who is currently in a coma and fighting for his life in a Florida hospital. Hoping for a speedy and full recovery. One of the best people I've met in this business. (5:16) Cortney Casey returns to the show with a huge fight on the horizon. She's set to take on #1 ranked Claudia Gadelha. An unexpected car accident nearly put a halt to things, but she's back at it and fully prepared to bring a show down to Brazil. (21:13) John "Doomsday" Howard discusses the difference between today's fighters and the lifelong martial artists of previous generations. We also got into a little New England Patriots and Boston Red Sox talk. (35:24) Jon Tuck is readying himself for a fight in the Philippines, just a three hour flight away from his home country of Guam. The last time he was there, he got a Performance of the Night bonus. He's looking to do the same on October 15th. REMINDER: It's a morning card here in the states. (46:59) In this week's after show, I discuss my return to The Cube Life and the strong start for the Dallas Cowboys. I shared some memories about the the Red Sox 2004 World Series win and what Big Papi has meant to the city of Boston. I also got into sportsmanship after fights and the strangeness that is Bisping vs. Henderson for the middleweight title. And finally, we wrap things up with a little TV talk about HBO's Westworld. It's a good time, I hope you can join!!