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What does it actually take to become a neurosurgeon and still have a strong marriage and family on the other side? Ruth and Jotham Manwaring met in seventh grade in Phoenix. Years later, after medical school and a year as an OBGYN intern at the University of Utah, Jotham walked away from the program with no job lined up. He was lost and unsure whether he wanted neurosurgery for himself or because his dad was a neurosurgeon. Then a residency swap opening came up in Tampa, and Ruth coached him through the interview and told him to pick up the phone when the program director called. He took the job standing in a JCPenney changing room. What followed was seven years of residency: 30-hour shifts, 100-hour weeks, a $40,000 salary, secondhand clothes, and Ruth raising three kids mostly on her own. In this episode they open up about what that season cost, why the years after training were actually harder on their marriage, and how a neurosurgeon carries the cases that don't go well and still shows up loving his job.

Send us a text and chime in!With the upcoming elections, the City of Prescott seeks to remind citizens about local political sign regulations and restrictions regarding campaign materials at city facilities. Residents and business owners have the option of placing political signs on their private property. Arizona state statute (A.R.S. 16-1019) allows for placement of political signs in the city right-of-way except where the City Council has created sign free zones by resolution. On January 22, 2019, the Prescott City Council unanimously adopted Resolution No. 2019-1674 creating two sign free zones in areas of the city well known for visitors and tourists in order to better...   For the written story, read here >> https://www.signalsaz.com/articles/prescott-reminds-residents-of-political-sign-rules/ Check out the CAST11.com Website at: https://CAST11.com Follow the CAST11 Podcast Network on Facebook at: https://Facebook.com/CAST11AZFollow Cast11 Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/cast11_podcast_network

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Yesterday I was out and about in my town, it is mid/late September, I went into a shop and lo and behold they were putting out the Christmas stuff, surely it’s too early we haven’t even done Halloween yet. I said this to the guy, that we seem to be stuck in some kind of loop, moving from tradition to tradition in a never-ending cycle, he didn’t seem very happy that he had already been told to start stacking the shelves with elves and laughing Santas. As I left the shop I started thinking about the loops we get ourselves in, with our ways of thinking, the way we view the world, maybe our loops make us feel safe. Reminds me of the song ‘Windmills of Your Mind’ by Noel Harrison, I love this song, it expresses so well how our minds can end up going round and round in circles. Do check it out. However, we do need to spiral out of some of our loops if we are going to change something on Earth. In many of my so called ‘Astral Rescues' I see a lot of people stuck in loops even after they have died. I was reminded of one such case recently while having a cappuccino with a friend. A young man called Bugsy had come to find me, he turned up in my sacred garden, this is my astral base camp, I often find myself here when I leave my body. He told me that only I could help him. This is a bit of a long story and I still have to record all the happenings, all the weird physical synchronicities that occurred during the time I was working with Bugsy. However, to sum up, his girlfriend, the love of his life, had commited suicide, Bugsy had died before her and she found it difficult to life without him. Bugsy's girlfriend was so lost in her grief, in the pain of her life that she ended up in the lower astral planes. Now I'm not saying that suicides all go to the lower astral planes, they don't, each case is different, but she was so lost in her trauma loop she could not get out without help. There is always help, no one is ever abandoned. Bugsy could not reach her, that’s why he called on me as I am incarnated, so when out-of-body my energy vibration is more easily accepted by people in the lower realms who need help. Bugsy’s girlfriend needed help spiralling out of her loop. I'm not going to go into details here as this is a very sensitive subject and I prefer to describe what happened in a more private environment just so I can be available to answer questions. I’ll just say that it was a happy ending. The astral is a reflection of our physical reality and vice versa, it is where all our thoughts and emotions play out, it is full of the most beautiful scenes you can imagine and more but it is also full of all the ugliness that we, as humans, create, it is full of joy and desperation. We should be pushing beyond all this mess, beyond the astral to higher realms, where form doesn't exist, this realms can be more difficult to reach as form is so embedded in our subconscious, when we leave our bodies we are so influenced by our humanness. Easy for me to say when it often isn’t easy to even achieve a conscious out-of-body experience. However, we can start with who we are in this present moment here on Earth, I believe we chose to be here, I don't have all the answers, does anyone? But maybe if we try to spiral out of a few of our loops (thinking about the same negative things over and over, constantly lost in the past or future, our worry loops etc) we may slowly change our world from the inside out and lift ourselves out of the chaos we seem to be in at the moment. It's certainly worth a try. Can we raise like the phoenix out of the fire? I like to think so. For anyone who has lost a loved one to suicide don’t dispair, they are fine, we all have guides and helpers ready to help us, this is a little excerpt from ‘Astral Dancer’ I've now had something confirmed that I've believed for a while. Keeping someone in our minds in our waking hours helps in our communication with them. We can listen to music and the notes somehow form a bridge from one person to another. I believe that Joseph Conrad (an author, the person I was helping) had lost his ‘child aspect', his inner joy, a friend indeed. Idon't think that he had a happy childhood and probably carried his sadness into adult life. “We live, as we dream alone,” Joseph wrote in ‘Heart of Darkness. Maybe now he would change this to the following:“We live, as we dream, never alone.” Praying for our loved one helps them a lot but we must also remember to let them go and not hang on tightly. Pray for them but without becoming obsessed, our own lives must go on. Years ago I wrote a little book, I didn’t publish it, it really was just a fun thing about how to go about having OBEs, I’d like to read the conclusion to you. I think I'll leave tt here for today, the Bugsy story in time I will post in my community, I’ll let you know when it's up, it won't be for a while yet as there is quite a lot to record. You’ll find me at patreon,com/aliwings if you have any questions. Thanks for listening!

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On this episode of the Princeton Alumni Weekly's Book Club podcast, we talk author Melody Chu '01 about her debut novel, Mathey Girls. Melody studied economics at Princeton and followed it up with Harvard Law School, but after a near death experience during pregnancy, she left her corporate law job to write. The story in Mathey Girls draws from Melody's pregnancy scare as well as other parts of her personal life, including her heritage as the daughter of Chinese immigrants from Taiwan and her experiences as a Princeton student and alumna. Other themes may ring familiar to alumni, like the imposter syndrome that haunts the protagonist, Esther, and the friendships forged at Mathey Hall — friends who stick by and support each other and the families they've built no matter what. Find the transcript at paw.princeton.edu/pawcasts.

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Drop us a note about the podcast. A clean record sounds like a fantasy until you sit with Psalm 32 long enough to feel it. We start with Scripture that refuses to flatter us: hiding sin corrodes the soul, but confession opens the door to real joy, real honesty, and real relief. If you've been carrying a private weight or replaying the same regret, this is a grounded, Bible-centered reminder that forgiveness is not a slogan, it's a turning point.The conversation then turns to prayer and protection. We pray for trafficked children, for people who feel anxious or broken, and for veterans, law enforcement, and first responders. We also react to a deeply disturbing report of child sexual abuse and wrestle with fear, justice, and the responsibility to defend the vulnerable. The host shares strong views about culture and religion; we encourage listeners to hold tight to compassion for victims while thinking carefully, speaking truthfully, and refusing to let outrage replace discernment.From there we get intensely practical about Christian marriage. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 7, we talk about divided interests, daily responsibility, and a simple order of priorities: serve God first, then give your spouse the best of you before screens, sports, or comfort. We close by honoring Medal of Honor recipient John Robert Caviani, reflecting on what we choose to remember, and reading Abraham Lincoln's call for national humility and confession.If this helped you reset your heart or your home, subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review. What part of the message hit you hardest: confession, marriage priorities, or remembering sacrifice?#BibleScripture #ChristianNation#AmericanPatriotSupport the showThe American Soul Podcasthttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1791934/subscribeCountryside Book Serieshttps://www.amazon.com/Countryside-Book-J-T-Cope-IV-ebook/dp/B00MPIXOB2 America's Christian Heritage Podcasthttps://www.buzzsprout.com/2622483

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It's DEATH MATCH season again, and it's time to take two of the very best PANTERA albums and make them battle it out in the Bunkerpoon Octagon, featuring 1992's multi-platinum VULGAR DISPLAY OF POWER against the 1994 Billboard Number 1 follow-up, FAR BEYOND DRIVEN.   VULGAR was under construction throughout the band's relentless tour for Cowboys From Hell in the states and following their legendary performance at the Monsters of Rock show in Moscow at Tushino airfield in 1991 in front of more than a million people after the fall of the Soviet Union. Possessing a far heavier, angrier, and potent sound than its predecessor, VULGAR had just raised the bar for metal and perfected the power groove metal sound that began on Cowboys.   DRIVEN, much like VULGAR, progressed forward in the same fashion, with a much more aggressive production quality and a sound that is effectively the hairier, darker, and uglier follow up to Vulgar with just as much of a beautifully brutal assault on the senses, not to mention an exponentially more intense album cover (NO, not THAT one!  The OTHER one…but also…definitely THAT one, for sure!)   It's time to throw down the gauntlet and unleash hell in the Bunkerpoon Octagon, because the time has come to pass judgment and “there can be only one” to reign victorious.    So “take your shoes off if you need to” and “get your Book of Sevens out” before you JOIN US to find out THE WINNER of this PANTERA HEAD-TO-HEAD DEATH MATCH, featuring two of the finest back-to-back Terry Date produced albums in metal history: VULGAR DISPLAY OF POWER & FAR BEYOND DRIVEN.   Visit www.metalnerdery.com/podcast for more on this episode Help Support Metal Nerdery https://www.patreon.com/metalnerderypodcast Leave us a Voicemail to be played on a future episode: 980-666-8182 Metal Nerdery Tees and Hoodies – metalnerdery.com/merch and kindly leave us a review and/or rating on your favorite Podcast app Follow us on the Socials: Facebook - Instagram - TikTok Email: metalnerdery@gmail.com Can't be LOUD Enough Playlist on Spotify Metal Nerdery Munchies on YouTube @metalnerderypodcast   Show Notes & Time Stamps: (00:01): “That's the noise I make…” / “Have y'all seen the Chick-Fil-A Chicken & Waffle thing?” / “I love The Lord's chicken…but their biscuits aren't good… / #ChickFilA “As long as we're talking shit about fast food…”/ #BK #chickennuggets “Cats, Rats, & Bats Value Menu…” / ***WARNING: #listenerdiscretionisadvised ***  “That was Bill…about 35 years ago…” ***WELCOME BACK TO THE BUNKERPOON CENTER FOR METAL EXCELLENCE AND THE METAL NERDERY PODCAST!!!*** / “I did get the spicy (sandwich)…that's the move…”   (05:20): ***PATREON US at www.patreon.com/metalnerderypodcast *** “This episode is gonna feature some SHITTAH sent to us by the band…this band is called Maidenhead…” #EPK #bandcamp “I saw that name and immediately thought of an Iron Maiden cover band…” “Matthew promised he'd be totally respectful…maybe not ‘totally' respectful…” #Maidenhead KILL OR BE KILLED - feat. Chris Poland (Maximum Clonage – 2026)  “It's gotta be after the breakdown…solos kinda go after a breakdown…” “(Chris Poland's) sound is very distinct…”/ “All of our followers in Bangladesh are gonna love this…it's like our 2nd biggest market…” “Australia likes eccentric stuff…eccentric is a fancier way of saying stupid and sophomoric…” (13:40): ***SOCIAL MEDIA US at #metalnerderypodcast on #YouTube #Facebook #Instagram #TikTok  ***EMAIL US at metalnerdery@gmail.com  ***GIVE US A CALL AND VOICEMAIL US AT 980-666-8182!!!*** “Dude, that's fistworthy…let's do it.” / “Sorry, 4th wall, dude…” NOTE: Big Hairy Elephant (aka Mastodon) actually played a surprise “secret show” at The Earl in Atlanta, Georgia on 09/11/2026   (17:43): “Take your get ready pills…NOW…He's ready…he's primed.”  METAL NERDERY PODCAST PRESENTS THE PANTERA HEAD-TO-HEAD DEATH MATCH – Vulgar VS Driven #PanterA #VulgarDisplayOfPower #FarBeyondDriven #DeathMatch “Let's start with the (album) covers…” “Who is getting punched in the face there?” (“It looks like Geoff Tate from Queensryche…”) “Here's my vocal addendum about Far Beyond Driven…the original cover is WAY more graphic…look at THAT! That's like Metal Up Your Ass times a thousand!” “It's still the pooper…are they holding the cheeks apart?” What's YOUR vote for the best cover? / Both albums produced by Terry Date / Vulgar – released in 1992, Driven – released in 1994 /  “So…before we start: which album do you like better?” / #markthetime “(Vulgar) sounds classic…to us.” / “As we say this…just thinking about it…I have a feeling…”   (27:15): MOUTH FOR WAR “(The guitar) sounds like a fucking saw…it's always sounded like a saw, to me…that slide…” “Talk about a killer opener…I think Bill might have been right before…” “Far Beyond has the one Pantera song that I don't like that I'll skip every time…we've already talked about it…”/ STRENGTH BEYOND STRENGTH “I'm bone, brain, and cock…deep down, stronger than all!” The Verdict    (31:36): A NEW LEVEL / “Such an iconic riff…there's up-picking in that part…” “This album (Vulgar) really created groove metal…this album mastered it.”/ BECOMING “That's actually an ugly solo…” The Decision “Here's the problem: the next two are the two Pantera songs I get tired of…both of them.” “(Walk) is an anthem…it's Enter Sandman for Pantera…” (37:54): WALK  “To me, (the main riff from Walk) that's always ‘heavy' Roadhouse Blues…I always think of Roadhouse Blues by The Doors…”/ “Basically the same song on the next album…” FIVE MINUTES ALONE “We've had this discussion multiple times about the production differences between each Pantera album…you can REALLY hear the difference in production between Vulgar and (Driven)…” Judgments (43:15): FUCKING HOSTILE “That's one of the raddest fucking solos ever!” “I'm already gonna tell ya…on I'm Broken, that outro part…one of the best moments in the Pantera catalog…you can just put that on a loop for 18 hours…” (“And now…Doro with The Weather…”) I'M BROKEN “Hostile is thrash mayhem and Broken is groove mayhem…”   (48:02): “And we're back…” / #tornadowarning (NOTE: the Bunkerpoon is the safest place to be during a tornado warning) / Decisions, decisions… (regarding Track 4) /  THIS LOVE / “Alright, go halfway up…”/ “No. More. Head. Trips.” /  “You have to have something quiet before it gets loud…it's called light and shade…”/ “Okay, NOW it's time for Bill's favorite song on Far Beyond Driven…” GOOD FRIENDS AND A BOTTLE OF PILLS “Sounds like he's nutting off on somebody there…” “Jury, have you reached a verdict?”   (53:44): “I think that might be one of my favorite tracks on Vulgar…whatever track 6 is…” RISE / “That is thrash goodness right there…that's thrash metal…old school.” “(It's) Helmet…Unsung…” (the verse riff on Rise) /  HARD LINES AND SUNKEN CHEEKS “This was a skippy…I like it…I don't ‘not' like it…I just don't know if I like it as much as Rise…” / “That's a creepy riff…” / “That kinda reminds me of 10's in a way…the vibe of it…” Decision Time “We're literally just zigging and zagging…zagging and zigging, zigging and zagging…” “I almost feel like Side 2 of Driven might be better than Side 2 of Vulgar…”   (58:59): SLAUGHTERED / “Here comes the sawblade tone again…”/ “We've gotta hear the middle part of this, too…”/ “Completely ridicurlous…”/ NO GOOD (ATTACK THE RADICAL) / “This one's got a bunch of ‘Awwwwww Mannnnnn'…” / “What!? That's NOT what he said!” / “That's a tough one…” Decisions, decisions… “Some of these songs with the Far Beyond mix would be different…that song…I think it would be heavier…” / “For the workout mix, Slaughtered gets it for sure…”/  “Y'all can do a half a point…to be fair…if you wanna split, if you wanna draw…” “That's my new name by the way…Dick Wildcard.”   (1:06:06): LIVE IN A HOLE “This may have always been my skipper on Vulgar…” “That just sounds like a drunk riff, doesn't it? Sounds like Dimebag after a few Black Tooth Grins…”/ “Ugly blues, that's it.”/ NOTE: It's actually called a Talk Box. The Voice Box is more commonly called the larynx. “(Peter Frampton) is the master. He did it first…in his mouth. That's how you do it, dude…” “No, it's bigger than a straw…you ARE David Lee Roth if you're snorting cocaine with that straw…”/ 25 YEARS / “The riff is just a pick scratch and a bend…it's ugly.” “The formula on both albums is the same…” / “It's like 2 different songs basically…” The Verdict   (1:13:13): “So, let's go back to Vulgar…” REGULAR PEOPLE (CONCEIT) “Great riff…very technical…like ZZ Top on steroids…” “I'm trying to remember how the middle part went…oh yeah…the weird, siren guitar solo…” #usethoseheadphones / “To me, that's where he started with all the weird noises…”/ SHEDDING SKIN “That clean part kinda reminds me of ‘The Sleep' (from CFH) …”/ #markthetime  “That's a meaty fucking bass tone…” Decisions, decisions…   (1:20:37): BY DEMONS BE DRIVEN “I still love it…that riff is so ugly…”/ “Breakin' the law…” / #JudasPriest /  #BeavisAndButtheadASMR / “It's the same exact cadence and everything…”/ USE MY THIRD ARM “It's almost like death metal, this next part…that's fucking death metal!” “That one is on the workout mix, for sure…” Hmmmmmmm…which one?   (1:25:45): HOLLOW “You don't even have to play the first part, just get to the meat…” “It's the perfect evolution of Cemetary Gates…” “That solo before the breakdown? Oh my God…chef's kiss.” “Ovah they-uh, I declay-uh…I say, I say, boy…” / THROES OF REJECTION “Let's jump to that end part…” “Reminds me a little bit…of the end of Bury Me In Smoke…” “(Driven) is an uglier album…it's got more hair on it…”/ “Wanna split a point? ½ point?” Last call…what'll it be?   (1:34:13): “We're not gonna include Planet Caravan in the tally…” “Take your shoes off if you need to…maybe you should get your Book of Sevens out…” AND THE WINNER OF THIS PANTERA HEAD-TO-HEAD DEATH MATCH IS… “We have the answer…that's pretty close.” “I need some either wings or fried chicken…”/ “I've got a wings question…” THANK YOU FOR JOINING US!!! / #untilthenext #DeathMatch #outroreel  

MICHAEL DRUCKMAN; CRUNCH TIME: Career Pathways in the Age ofAI; Education & Future of Work; ‘Schools That Can'; Live from NY#realconversations #AI #careers #resilience #robotics CONVERSATIONS WITH CALVIN — WE THESPECIESHosted by Calvin SchwartzMeet MICHAEL DRUCKMAN: Started my 7th year hereat Conversations with Calvin We the Species. Over 500 interviews on 6continents. A global ranking in top 0.5% to 3 % in endurance stats. That meanssomething. This interview with Michael Druckman, author of ‘Crunch Time-CareerPathways in the Age of AI ', has to be one of the most important and HUGELYurgent interviews. It's beyond urgent. Reminds me of a Nevil Shute book, On theBeach.' The movie scared me. A nuclear war. Australia was the last placeunaffected by radioactivity. Words on banners in town. “There's still time,Brother.' No, there isn't a lot of time, as AI changes our world every 15minutes. What about five years from now? Michael Druckman and Illah RezaNourbakhsh have written an essential, powerful, provocative book on AI forstudents, parents, academics- actually, all of us earth denizens- even seniorcitizens, as I loosen my collar. We're not talking ten years or twenty yearsfrom now. Maybe five years. We, the species, need to be ready. The credentialsfor Michael and Illah are quite amazing. I've read the book, taken notes,absorbed it, and taken off my Rutgers hat. Serious move for me. Our interviewwas poignant. Michael is brilliant beyond grasp. Eloquent, devoted (via SchoolsThat Can, urban education), and passionate. As I like to do at this juncture,I'll deposit a few random words and thoughts from our interview. An enticement.Urgency. Sam Walton thought innovation was a risk. He just did it better. AI isNOT a spectator sport. University leaders are not prepared. A Californiauniversity is now looking for non-traditional students. Winston Churchill.Charles Dickens. Marshmallow test-delayed gratification. The Robots are coming.  $102 billion spent on human skills. $700billion spent on AI data centers. THINK. Where the evolution of AI currently stands. Resilience. Enough said.Many thanks to Jessica & Trish at Pellien Public Relations for thisconnection. Calvin

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David Haugh and Jarrett Payton were joined by Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk to discuss the Bears' 59-37 win against the Panthers on Sunday and to break down the action around the NFL in Week 1.

What happens when someone who feels like giving up receives a powerful reminder that their life still has purpose? In this deeply emotional psychic medium reading, Laura Lee connects with Dennis's mother and late partner, who come through from the spirit world with messages of love, reassurance, and an urgent reminder that Dennis still has reasons to keep moving forward. Through this moving medium reading, Dennis receives messages about his father, his beloved pet Sasha, and the responsibility he still has to care for himself and take action in his own life. His loved ones remind him that although they can continue offering love and spiritual guidance from the other side, they cannot physically live his life for him. The session becomes a powerful exploration of grief, purpose, personal responsibility, and the enduring connection between loved ones across the physical and spiritual worlds. If you've experienced profound loss, questioned your purpose, or wondered whether someone you love in the afterlife can still send signs and messages, this episode offers a compassionate reminder of connection, love, and hope. Tune into your Spirit with Radio Medium Laura Lee.

Tareasa Johnson gained popularity in 2024 when she released a 50-part TikTok series "Who TF Did I Marry?" explaining and exposing the pathological liar who married and scammed her. She now has a television adaptation of this story in production and has recently released a book "What (TF) Do I Do Now?" detailing more of her marriage stories. Coincidentally, a news story broke last week of a man pretending to be a San Francisco 49ers player who scammed women out of over a million dollars. Join Tareasa and Don to break down this story and more. You don't want to miss this conversation.

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In a reposted talk from circa 2017, Jehovah's Witnesses were treated to a Morning Worship talk by noted Governing Body liar Geoffrey Jackson, of Australian Royal Commission fame. Aside from reheating leftovers as 'spiritual food,' listen in, as one of Jesus earthly kings continues to lie to millions, by deflecting the many facts about their organizations devastating crimes... that anyone can find with a simple Google search.TWITTER: @exjwpodcastINSTAGRAM: survivingparadisepodcast

Today we're talking about what it really looks like to go from a home to a homestead, and I get to answer a question I've been asked for years in real time: If I had it all to do over again, what would I do differently?   LFTN Stocking Exchange Reminder that the LFTN Stocking Exchange is coming up. Get it on your radar!   Featured Event: Soil Microscopy Class Soil and Microscopy Intensive Learn to look at what is actually happening in your soil and better understand the biology that makes healthy soil work. LivingFreeInTennessee.com   Sponsors Above Phone AbovePhone.com Strong Roots Resources StrongRootsResources.com   Tales from the Prepper Pantry Building new shelves Consolidating freezer fat Meatloaf is the big project of the week Processed all peppers for salsa futures   Frugality Tip: 100% Cotton Throws Buy a cotton blanket at Aldi for $15 Sew it in half and you get two throws for the price of one No unnatural plastic yuck in your throws   Operation Independence SRF sponsorship has really come through! Holler Roast is up 20% since the weeks of the fair Thanks, y'all!   Main Topic: From Home To Homestead One of the questions I get when on panels and suck is "If you had it to do all over again, how would you build your homestead?" Or "What are the 2 or 3 biggest mistakes you made early on in building your homestead?" As homestead advising types we tend to tell people to build things one at a time and go slowly so that you can get your systems working. Or we say get a permaculture plan in place first. Or we have more practical advice like infrastructure before livestock, get your zone 0 in place before you do anything else, etc All these things are true and not true at the same time What is homesteading? The eternal question, more controversial than what is off grid? (Reminds me of the how libertarian are you arguments) Homestead Where You Are Is land required? Mindset change Ongoing learning Then came the question: If you had it all to fro over again Holler Hub being developed for a year with Basecamp Lodge as the event center Fighting a type one error at the Holler Homestead where I live Acceleration of the challenges this year, remediation, health impacts, processing past grief and letting things go that hold you back (Resentment episode) So if I had it to do all over again, how would I build my homestead differently? That is a question you can't really answer unless you are doing it The opportunity The reality: move, brought almost nothing with me, sourcing all new personal items as well as transforming basecamp into a homestead that can accommodate events AND serve as a live learning model for others who want an immersive experience in growing food and health living Pros: I own the property and home Its got good bones I have the experience and connections to do this right We are already set up with a basement classroom and open concept kitchen that works great for teaching I have income streams developed I am really good at "If I cannot do x then what CAN I do? Cons: this is a normal house not a home set up to accommodate pantry, power outages, processing animals and food, gardening, etc. (Now fuel efficient) I come to this without the funds to do it in my personal checking account I am still encumbered by past messes (although fewer) that I have made for. Myself This will be very much like when I was younger on the homestead and was just starting out, only I am not, in fact younger :D Plastics So how will we start? The assessment is this week. What have we got? What do we need? How will we navigate what to do first? This may become the constant topic of the podcast or a segment - I don't really know, But it is the BUILDING of the Holler Hub in real time and I am excited to finally answer the question for real - what would you do if you had it all to do over again? I guess we will find out. But one thing is true - the one most important part of homesteading that you can never let languish - BE FEARLESS.

Tim and John discuss a Michigan salon that suggested trans people go to a pet groomer stating in a posted sign that they will only serve men or women. Election denier Mike Lindell, who lost by double digits in a recent Minnesota Republican Primary, is claiming election fraud. The My Pillow guy claims his loss was due to electronic voting machines and will pay upwards of $1 million for a hand recount. Finally, culturalists are blaming the pandemic on a rash of bad behavior at concerts that include people defecating in place rather than going to the restroom. Apple Podcasts: apple.co/1WwDBrC Spotify: spoti.fi/2pC19B1 iHeart Radio: bit.ly/4aza5LW Tunein: bit.ly/1SE3NMb YouTube Music: bit.ly/43T8Y81 Pandora: pdora.co/2pEfctj YouTube: bit.ly/1spAF5a Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

On the 11th, it will have been 25 years since 9/11. Did you know that Tom and the rest of the KQ Morning Show played a small role in its history? Some of us were too young to even really know what it meant. Perhaps it was better that way.Topics:Diarrhea Summer is coming to an end9/11 Reunited is a sad look at a tragic memoryCovid masks: do they work?Shelley Fabares dies at 82Barbara Eden continues to live at 95

Sony basically reminded gamers to boycott PlayStation this week. They sent an email blast out stating plainly that you DO NOT actually own your digital games -- you're technically just leasing them. Many gamers forgot about the calls for a PlayStation Blackout. Now they won't. Watch the podcast episodes on YouTube and all major podcast hosts including Spotify. CLOWNFISH TV is an independent, opinionated news and commentary podcast that covers Entertainment and Tech from a consumer's point of view. We talk about Gaming, Comics, Anime, TV, Movies, Animation and more. Hosted by Kneon and Geeky Sparkles. Get more news, views and reviews on Clownfish TV News - https://more.clownfishtv.com/ On YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/ClownfishTV On Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/4Tu83D1NcCmh7K1zHIedvg On Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/clownfish-tv-audio-edition/id1726838629 MORE CLOWNFISH TV - Official Merch Store: http://ClownfishMinus.com Facebook - https://facebook.com/ClownfishTV X - https://x.com/ClownfishTVcom Clownfish TV subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/ClownfishTVOfficial/ Disclaimer: This series is produced by Clownfish Studios and WebReef Media, and is part of ClownfishTV.com. Opinions expressed by our contributors do not necessarily reflect the views of our guests, affiliates, sponsors, or advertisers. ClownfishTV.com is an unofficial news source and has no connection to any company that we may cover. This channel and website and the content made available through this site are for educational, entertainment and informational purposes only. These so-called “fair uses” are permitted even if the use of the work would otherwise be infringing. #Podcast #Commentary #News #Reaction #Gaming #Comedy #Entertainment #Hollywood #PopCulture #Tech #Anime #FYP Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

This Sunday: Storms Part 4: The Storm That RemindsMatthew 14:22-33Friends, This Sunday we close out our four-week Storms series with "The Storm That Reminds." Over these weeks we've seen how storms reveal what's really in us, refine our character like fire refines gold, and redirect us back onto the road God intends. This week, we land on the final truth: storms remind us that God is with us now, that He's always been with us, and that the storm will not last forever. We'll walk through Jesus calming the storm in Mark 4 and Peter stepping out onto the water in Matthew 14, including a powerful clip from The Chosen, to illustrate that Jesus doesn't wait for the storm to end before He shows up; He comes into it. We'll discover that our focus, not our circumstances, determines whether we sink or stand. We'll look at how Peter's own storms gave him the personal story to write "trials prove the genuineness of our faith" (1 Peter 1:6-7). And we'll close with the promise of Revelation 21: that every storm, no matter how long, has an expiration date. The bottom line: the storm may not always end when we want it to, but it will end, and Jesus will never leave us before it does.Invite a friend and come ready to be reminded of God'sfaithfulness.I hope to see you Sunday!Pastor doug

There are favorite places that always invite. One of those for many years has been the Chama River wilderness area, where I have primitive camped many times, with my children, my wife, some couple friends, a few other guys, or my men's group. Always, at some point, I do some solo walkabout, and often find some magic peeking out from somewhere special that I had just never noticed before. Familiar haunts, but delightfully daunting, offering up new sparkling secrets to fill my inner well. Reminds me of the paradox of choice. This concept, coined by psychologist Barry Schwartz, speaks of the Chinese menu effect. When there are too many options, humans often revert to something familiar, like getting sesame orange chicken yet again. I often find myself tilting toward the comforting familiar and habitual these days, perhaps because the world seems to be constantly verging on another day of blessed chaos. My own poem for this week is on audio. And this Rainer Maria Rilke poem speaks well to the changing flow of our inner lives. The deep parts of my life pour onward, as if the river shores were opening out. It seems that things are more like me now, that I can see farther into paintings. I feel closer to what language can't reach. With my sense, as with birds, I climb into the windy heaven, out of the oak, and in the ponds broken off from the sky my feeling sinks, as if standing on fishes.   This new series combines photo art, poetry and musical background on one of my many instruments. Let me know what you think!

Breaking was never just a dance for B-Boy Remind it was survival, self-mastery, and a way of life. In this raw conversation, the Style Elements co-founder takes us from the streets of Stockton to some of the most important moments in breaking history. Remind shares the mindset behind his style, the Filipino concept of Bahala Na, and why he believes the real battle starts in your mind before you ever step into the cipher. He also breaks down the origins of Style Elements, legendary battles against crews like Rock Steady Crew, and experiences at Battle of the Year, UK Championships, B-Boy Summit, and more.   We also dive into the untold story behind Lords of the Floor including Reminds role in shaping the event, the importance of the floor, and how tournament-style competition helped change the presentation of breaking. From performing alongside major artists to witnessing the evolution and commercialization of breaking, Remind offers a rare perspective on the history, culture, mindset, and legacy of West Coast breaking.   If you care about breaking history, hip hop culture, and the stories behind the pioneers, this episode is for you. BBOY REMIND: https://www.instagram.com/remind1977/?hl=en   CYPHERBEASTTV: https://www.instagram.com/cypherbeast_tv/     #BboyRemine #StyleElements #Breaking #Breakdancing #HipHop #LordsOfTheFloor #CypherBeastTV

Joshua Brisco Reminds How Great The Chiefs & Mahomes Are And Will Be In 26 bonus 1230 Fri, 07 Aug 2026 14:36:44 +0000 4S1t41JsLbbkig7E1tmrCSbpXjGsV3dj sports Sports Daily sports Joshua Brisco Reminds How Great The Chiefs & Mahomes Are And Will Be In 26 Wichita's popular morning local sports talk radio show is Sports Daily with Jacob Albracht and Tommy Castor. Listen live M-F 8a-11a on KFH! © 2026 Audacy, Inc. Sports https://player.amper

Ray Didinger joins the 94 WIP Morning Show to discuss the evolving public perception of Bryce Harper and the high expectations for the Sixers' new superstar roster. They also debate Brandon Graham's future with the Eagles. 01:56 - Willie Stargell's Crab Story 04:41 - Bryce Harper's Public Perception 07:52 - Wilbert Montgomery's Gutty Performance 15:00 - LeBron's Fit With Sixers 22:21 - Brandon Graham's Roster Status 29:15 - Sixers' New Rotation Strategy 37:00 - Jack Campbell's Defensive Potential

Hour 3 - Nate Taylor said Cyrus Allen reminds him stylistically of Ja'Marr Chase full 2853 Thu, 06 Aug 2026 18:06:20 +0000 LClyLr8yz4vWiL315txV78HYgpBnHB56 nfl,kansas city chiefs,college football,society & culture Cody & Gold nfl,kansas city chiefs,college football,society & culture Hour 3 - Nate Taylor said Cyrus Allen reminds him stylistically of Ja'Marr Chase Hosts Cody Tapp & Alex Gold team up for 96.5 The Fan Radio's midday show "Cody & Gold." Two born & raised Kansas Citians, Cody & Gold have been through all the highs and lows as a KC sports fan and they know the passion Kansas City has for their sports teams."Cody & Gold" will be a show focused on smart, sports conversation with the best voices from KC and around the country. It will also feature our listeners with your calls, texts & tweets as we want you to be a part of the show, not just a listener. Cody & Gold, weekdays 10a-2p on 96.5 The Fan.  2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Society & Culture https://player

The Holy Spirit gives believers hope, peace, and strength to endure life's storms. Romans 15:13 reminds us that God's power is always available, even when we feel weak, overwhelmed, or powerless. Discover how relying on the Holy Spirit helps us navigate hardship, grow in faith, and find lasting hope in every season. Life has a way of reminding us how little control we really have. In today's devotional, Melinda Eye Cooper shares how a devastating winter ice storm and days without electricity became a powerful illustration of our dependence on God. Just as our homes cannot function without power, our spiritual lives cannot thrive apart from the Holy Spirit. Highlights: Discover what Romans 15:13 teaches about the power of the Holy Spirit. Learn why life's storms reveal our need for God's strength and presence. Be encouraged by how the Holy Spirit provides hope, peace, guidance, and comfort. Understand how difficult seasons can deepen your faith and dependence on Christ. Find reassurance that God never leaves you to face hardship alone. Be reminded that true spiritual strength comes from the Holy Spirit, not ourselves. Join the Conversation How has God strengthened you through a difficult season? We'd love to hear how the Holy Spirit has encouraged, guided, or sustained your faith during life's storms. Continue the conversation with the Crosswalk community here: https://forums.crosswalk.com/ Do you want to listen ad-free? When you join Crosswalk Plus, you gain access to exclusive, in-depth Bible study guides, devotionals, sound biblical advice, and daily encouragement from trusted pastors and authors—resources designed to strengthen your faith and equip you to live it out boldly. PLUS ad free podcasts! Sign Up Today! Full Transcript Below: No Power By Melinda Eye Cooper Bible Reading: May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. - Romans 15:13 NIV Living in middle Tennessee for the past thirty-plus years, I can attest that we rarely see much snow. Schools often close if the forecast calls for anything frozen, including flurries. But we’ve had a few serious winter storms, and they almost always involve ice. In January of 2026, one of those storms came through our area. We did our best to prepare in case the power went out. We’d stocked up on bread, bottles of water, and snacks. My husband brought a generator home from work to help keep our refrigerator running and a small space heater. Thankfully, we had a wood-burning fireplace, so we figured at least we’d keep warm. Snow started turning into sleet on Saturday and eventually turned to freezing rain. Temperatures plummeted. Tree branches snapped under the weight of accumulating ice, falling on power lines. The sky flashed when a transformer blew with a loud pop. Sunday, early in the morning, we lost power, and so did our neighbors. We tried to stay warm using the space heater and fireplace, but our house grew frigid. It was uncomfortable, to say the least. We barely slept the first night, even though we were using nearly every blanket we could find. It didn’t take long for reality to sink in. The power could be out for days or a week. Our neighbors texted the next afternoon that they were heading to Kentucky to stay in a hotel. The storm wasn’t nearly as bad there. We did the same, taking our dog with us. Getting inside a warm hotel room with a nice soft bed was a sweet relief. The lights worked. The television worked. And a hot shower was minutes away. It didn’t take long to get nice and comfortable. When we received notice that power had been restored to our area a couple of days later, we made our way back home. The drive revealed a lot of damage. Even though the thick ice covering trees and grass glistened in the sunlight and was beautiful in a terrible way, the storm mostly left a trail of destruction with downed trees, telephone poles, and broken tree branches in its wake. The storm and loss of power over the next several days (and a couple of weeks for some) caused a lot of problems, and sadly, some folks didn’t survive. We came home to a mess. Electric cords were draped everywhere, from hooking things up to the generator, and blankets were piled up. It was freezing inside the house. The heat was on, but it took a long time for the house to warm back up. Honestly, seeing the mess reminded me just how much we really need power in our homes. We rely on it heavily for day-to-day life. It runs the stove, HVAC unit, refrigerator, freezer, water heater, washer and dryer, lighting, appliances, and television. Almost everything. Even with our great efforts to prepare for a lack of power during the storm, it was still terrible. Our home quickly became uncomfortable without electricity. It seemed we could do nothing. We need power. Standing amidst the mess, it hit me spiritually. We need the Holy Spirit at every moment of our lives. We can’t do anything good without Him; we’d be uncomfortable, cold, and powerless. Intersecting Faith & Life: As a saved person, I’m deeply thankful for what Jesus did for me. I’m still in love with Him after many years as a Christian. But to be honest, I’m just beside myself that God also gave us the indwelling, powerful Holy Spirit to help us in life. He does so many things for us, including: Reveals Jesus Convicts us of sin Teaches us Reminds us Encourages us Protects us Guides us Warns us Gives us hope and spiritual gifts Tells us the truth Helps us pray Never leaves or forsakes us When a storm of life comes, whether it is a financial struggle, divorce, or the death of a loved one, we may be brought to our knees. The powerful Holy Spirit is with us in these hardships. He is our shelter when these storms blow through. Those difficult times show us just how much we need Him and rely on His power. They draw us into a deeper, more trusting relationship with our beloved Father. Father, thank You for giving us the powerful Holy Spirit to lead us through our lives. Helping us to grow closer to You and more like Jesus. In His name, Amen. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Hour 1 of Jake & Ben on July 23, 2026 David James sits in with Jake for the first hour. Where does DJ think LeBron James will end up? Top 3 Stories of the Day: Kalani Sitake says BYU does not want to be the highest bidder when it comes to NIL, Shams says LeBron is not waiting on trades for his former teammates, NFL Training Camps are underway DJ talks about the Trailblazers potentially moving out of Portland and how it reminds him of his San Diego Chargers moving to LA. 

Show NotesIn this episode of Stories from Real Life, Melvin E. Edwards welcomes writer, historian, and author Scot Loyd for a thoughtful conversation about faith, race, historical memory, and personal transformation.Prompted in part by the national reckoning following the murder of George Floyd, Scot reflects on his late childhood friend Roy and the essay that emerged from those memories: “A Letter to Roy. He's the Black Guy in My Pictures.” Together, they explore how friendship can expose blind spots, why history often reshapes our understanding of the past, and what it means to pursue truth with humility.The conversation also examines Scot's journey through religious deconstruction, the ideas behind his book The God I Was Given, and the challenges—and rewards—of asking difficult questions.Topics include:* Scot Loyd's friendship with Roy* Connection to the Nolan Wells case* Reflections following George Floyd's murder* Race, memory, and historical perspective* The intersection of history, empathy, and identity* Why honest conversations matterGuest: Scot Loyd — writer, historian, podcast host, and author of The God I Was Given.Follow Stories from Real Life for more conversations with remarkable people whose personal stories illuminate larger truths.Media Well Done, LLCStories from Real Life Get full access to Melvin E. Edwards at storiesfromreallife.substack.com/subscribe

What if the greatest advantage in business isn't talent, but the willingness to keep learning and never give up? In this episode, Carlos Antillano, Vice President of the Americas for Mauviel 1830, entrepreneur, author, and lifelong student, shares the journey that took him from selling cookware on eBay out of his bathroom to leading one of the world's most respected luxury cookware brands. Along the way, he reveals why curiosity, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to learning have been the driving forces behind every opportunity he's earned. Carlos also reflects on the relationships that shaped his leadership, from a scuba diving instructor who taught him confidence under pressure to a business mentor who helped him develop empathy for customers. Together, they explore why listening is one of the most valuable skills any entrepreneur can develop and how perseverance continues to open doors that once seemed impossible.   [00:04:00] What He Does and Who He Serves Serves as Vice President of the Americas for Mauviel 1830, overseeing business across North and South America. Built multiple businesses in the digital commerce space before joining the luxury cookware industry. Combines entrepreneurship, leadership, and innovation to help grow global brands. Continues to pursue new ideas while embracing emerging technologies like AI. [00:06:00] Building a Career Through Curiosity Originally planned to become a doctor before discovering entrepreneurship. Started selling cookware on eBay after moving to the United States from Venezuela. Grew a business from a bathroom, to a storage unit, to a warehouse with employees. Returned full circle by leading the same cookware brand that gave him his first opportunity. [00:09:00] Why Learning Never Stops Believes continuous learning is the foundation of long-term success. Encourages entrepreneurs to embrace failure as part of the learning process. Compares today's AI revolution to the early days of the internet. Says perseverance comes from staying curious, adapting, and continuing to grow. [00:11:00] Helping Others Reach Their Potential Finds the greatest fulfillment in seeing people grow beyond what they believed was possible. Shares the story of an employee who developed into an industry expert under his mentorship. Speaks openly about mental health and the importance of supporting people beyond their professional development. Believes great leadership helps people thrive both personally and professionally. [00:14:00] The Story Behind His Book Wrote The Ultimate Perseverance Training to encourage entrepreneurs facing setbacks and self-doubt. Opens up about his own struggles with mental health, balance, and resilience. Never intended to become an author but wanted others to know they weren't alone. Has since been invited to speak about perseverance, leadership, and mental wellness. [00:19:00] The Relationship That Changed Everything Credits his scuba diving instructor, Tony Posimato, with shaping his confidence and leadership. Learned how to remain calm under pressure and recognize when others need support. Says the lessons he learned underwater continue to influence how he leads today. Believes those experiences prepared him for challenges far beyond diving. [00:21:00] Learning to Lead with Empathy Credits Mauviel Chairwoman Valerie for changing the way he approaches leadership. Learned to understand customers by listening before offering solutions. Grew from a digital entrepreneur into a trusted leader within the culinary industry. Says empathy cannot be learned from books. It develops through relationships and experience. [00:24:00] Relationships Open Doors Shares experiences working alongside leaders at Williams Sonoma, Amazon, and Michelin-starred chefs. Reflects on moments that once felt impossible but became reality through years of consistent growth. Shows how trusted relationships create opportunities that expertise alone cannot. Encourages entrepreneurs to remain humble as new opportunities emerge. [00:30:00] The Power of Listening Believes listening is one of the greatest competitive advantages in business. Says meaningful relationships begin by understanding people before trying to help them. Explains that great leaders ask thoughtful questions and pay close attention to the answers. Encourages entrepreneurs to become connectors by first becoming better listeners. [00:33:00] Final Thoughts: Never Give Up Honors his grandmother as the greatest example of perseverance in his life. Shares how her resilience continues to shape his mindset decades later. Reminds listeners that growth comes through persistence, not perfection. Leaves entrepreneurs with a simple message: keep learning, keep serving, and never give up.   KEY QUOTES "Scuba diving gave me structure, gave me leadership, gave me the ability to defeat those insecurities that are normal." - Carlos Antillano "Failures are gonna come. It's part of life. It's how you are able to navigate through those failures and transform that failure into a lesson." - Carlos Antillano "You just need to be open. It's a beautiful cycle at the end of the day. We have asked for help, and people have asked us for help." - Carlos Antillano CONNECT WITH CARLOS ANTILLANO Website: https://mauviel-usa.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carlosantillano Book: The Ultimate Perseverance Training   Thanks for tuning in! If you liked my show, please LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW, like, and subscribe! Find me on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | iHeart Radio | Stitcher

Former St. Cloud police chief Blair Anderson says recent violent in the Twin Cities reminds him of the 'Murderapolis' days. Plus, Blair is strong with criticism of the Minneapolis city council for rejecting a drone program for MPD and more.

Former lawmakers say Olympia has a spending problem // We listen to the songs that remind you of summer // AGREE TO DISAGREE: Should phone calls be banned on phones? // TEXTS AND WORDS TO LIVE BY

Summary: Seek the Spirit's indwelling because he makes his home in you, teaching you, and giving you a peace the world cannot give. THE SON PROMISES ANOTHER HELPER (VV. 16, 18; cf. 16:17 TH SPIRIT BRINGS THE FULL PRESENCE OF THE TRIUNE GOD (VV. 16-20, 23) THE SPIRIT TEACHES, REMINDS, AND GIVES PEACE (VV. 26-27)

KUTX’s June 2026 Artist of the Month, Touch Girl Apple Blossom, crafts songs that hit straight at the most tender part of your heart. The band's new album, Graceful, is a collection of jangly, nostalgic pop songs that feel lived-in and intimate. The group is heading out on a Midwest tour next week that includes […] The post Touch Girl Apple Blossom: “The Springtime Reminds Me Of…” appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.

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What if the life you've always wanted begins with telling yourself the truth? In this episode, Kami Gray, founder of the Psychologie of Home Design School, shares the relationship that transformed every area of her life. What started as a reluctant decision to see a therapist became the beginning of a journey toward vulnerability, authenticity, and freedom from the labels she had carried for decades. Kami opens up about the stories she believed about herself, why humor became her greatest defense, and how learning to tell the truth changed the way she leads, teaches, and builds community. She also shares how that personal transformation continues to impact the women she mentors, creating ripple effects that extend far beyond business.   [00:06:30] Helping Women Believe in Themselves Many of her students are beginning second or third careers later in life. Sees confidence as the biggest obstacle most aspiring entrepreneurs face. Finds the greatest joy in watching women overcome their own limiting beliefs. Believes personal growth is just as important as professional success. [00:10:00] Success Begins Before You Feel Ready Encourages students to stop waiting until they feel qualified. Reminds them that every successful designer started as a beginner. Focuses on consistent action instead of perfection. Teaches that courage grows through experience. [00:12:00] Choosing Authenticity Over Perfection Coaches entrepreneurs to build trust by showing up as themselves. Shares how one student overcame her fear of being visible online. That decision eventually led to a multi-year luxury design project. Says authenticity consistently creates deeper connections than polished marketing. [00:19:00] The Truth That Drew People In Shifted from sharing only beautiful interiors to sharing her real life. Began talking openly about divorce, menopause, family relationships, and personal struggles. Watched genuine conversations replace surface-level engagement. Created a community where people felt safe to be honest with one another. [00:25:00] The Relationship That Changed Everything Credits her therapist, Heather, with helping her confront the stories she believed about herself. Entered therapy expecting simple conversations but was challenged by firm boundaries and uncomfortable honesty. Realized she had spent years hiding behind humor, appearance, and achievement. Began replacing self-criticism with truth, vulnerability, and self-compassion. [00:30:00] Learning to Tell the Truth Practiced recognizing when humor was masking something deeper. Started speaking more honestly with herself and the people closest to her. Discovered that authenticity strengthened some relationships while changing others. Says telling the truth became the foundation for the life she wanted to build. [00:33:00] Creating a Community Built on Vulnerability Built a design school where students formed lasting friendships and business partnerships. Fostered an environment where conversations extended beyond design into fear, purpose, and personal growth. Credits Heather's influence for helping her create a culture rooted in honesty and trust. Believes vulnerability gave others permission to become themselves. [00:35:30] The Ripple Effect of Courage Shares the story of a student whose husband initially questioned her decision to attend the school. That same student went on to build a thriving business and transform her marriage. Encourages people to protect their confidence while they're building something new. Believes one person's courage can impact countless other lives. [00:38:00] Final Thoughts Invites aspiring interior designers to explore the Psychologie of Home Design School. Also works one-on-one with entrepreneurs and young adults searching for direction. Believes entrepreneurship is a lifestyle centered on freedom, creativity, and contribution. Leaves listeners with a simple reminder: the world only gets one version of you.   KEY QUOTES "You've got to surround yourself with good people. People that have your back and don't wanna bring toxicity and negativity to you." - Kami Gray "I use humor to deflect hard things, and that I have never been vulnerable. I'm just hiding behind a veil of pretty hair and pretty clothes and humor to be my armor." - Kami Gray CONNECT WITH KAMI GRAY Website: https://www.psychologieofhome.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kamigray Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/psychologieofhome   Thanks for tuning in! If you liked my show, please LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW, like, and subscribe! Find me on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | iHeart Radio | Stitcher

On this episode of The Sick Podcast, Adam Rank discusses Chicago Bears training camp, Cole Kmet not on the trading block, the Bears' running backs to start the season, Kyler Gordon's uncertain future, Ben Johnson putting a lot on Caleb Williams' shoulders and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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As America celebrates her 250th birthday, there is no more fitting time to revisit this powerful conversation with one of the most courageous women connected to our nation's legacy of service and sacrifice. Taya Kyle was thrust into the national spotlight when her husband, Chris Kyle, became one of America's greatest war heroes — his story immortalized in the book and blockbuster film American Sniper. After Chris was tragically murdered at a shooting range in Texas, Taya chose to transform her grief into purpose, honoring his memory as a bestselling author, speaker, and champion for military families. In this timeless conversation with host David Sams, Taya opens up about turning fear into faith, tragedy into triumph, and suffering into strength — all while raising her children with the values of the warrior spirit Chris embodied. Her story is a living reminder of what American resilience truly looks like. As we mark 250 years of the American dream, Taya Kyle's journey reminds us that freedom has a cost — and that the families who bear that cost deserve our deepest gratitude and support. Learn more about Taya, her books "American Spirit," "American Wife" and her foundation, Taya and Chris Kyle Family – Service Marriage Strong, which serves military and first responder families at tackf.org.

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REMINDER: ONE WEEK TO GET THE VALIANT KICKSTARTER FUNDED Things Discussed: The Weddle comment: What does Bryce have to show this year to show this is working? Craig: If they win more than 8 games. Brian: Get the running game down. If he can read out an option everything becomes easier for him. Early Vince Young. Seth: He's got to show us his Detroit Hustles Harder side. There's a misconception in sports that money equals softness, but Underwood was the #1 prospect in his class because he was as much a grinder as he was talented. Let that show, and he'll win hearts and minds. Get to where JJ was as a true sophomore. Terrelle Pryor Year 2. Sam: Shoulda paid for a QB coach last year. He's got to stop looking at the rush. Statistically he was better than he looked. We're overrating his dismal Spring Game performance and underrating how often he had touchdown passes that his receivers botched or interceptions they didn't fight for. Andrew Marsh wasn't even looking for the ball early in the season. JJ Buchanan isn't missing the plays Freddie Moore didn't make. Whittingham recruiting: They're serious and they're recruiting the way they do, but it's interesting that they're also doing things that Harbaugh did. Tank (metal name!) Watson wasn't a Utah-style recruitment; it's a Harbaugh trick to go to big Southern schools and look at the late-developing fifth guy the scouts aren't watching because there are 4- and 5-stars all over the field. Is he a pure linebacker? Might be an edge, might be a Cole Sullivan. Sam: Dakota Guerrant is leaning Oregon but Michigan won't give up on him; they won't lose an NIL battle, but they need to prove they can pass the ball this fall. Gabe Osborne is the best player in the country; don't care what it costs. Like that he committed to hometown Oklahoma instead of Ohio State. Sam shares how Michigan flipped an NCAA decision to screw over SMSB by inviting all the campers to Michigan. Reminds us of the early Harbaugh alacrity in recruiting. Milan Momcilovic: Sam is down on Pope, thinks you don't go to Kentucky for any reason but money. Brian gives him a mulligan because UK was injured; Sam says if they don't go further than Texas this year he's fired. Funny that BYU has money as soon as Pope leaves. Michigan to play an outdoor basketball game at the Marlins stadium, because Fox was mad they didn't get to broadcast it if they played at MSG. B10 has rights to those games. Whatever the rationale is, it's a sad statement about how the sport is structured. The latest frontier is streaming. Seth thinks this is a very bad turn; how many streaming services do you need to sign up for to watch every Michigan football and basketball game this year? Worse, putting games behind paywalls is putting them out of reach of fans, especially young adults, who will find something else, cannibalizing your future (and destroying smaller market teams) for a few bucks today. Can't fault Dusty May and Michigan because they're just playing the game. I do fault the commissioner of the Big Ten and the TV execs who can't see past what money sticks to their fingers. Seth Dream: Cut out the TV guys, develop your own streaming network and keep all of the money. If you put a tenth of the money the TV guys get into production you'd have it. Brian: You're crazy; they outsource everything, and when they don't they create Big Ten Plus. Seth: not crazy, because TV takes a greater share now than they ever have before, because streaming is a new frontier that hasn't calcified yet, sports fans would rather install a free app where they could watch all of their games for free than six apps they have to sign up for. What makes it impossible is Michigan and Ohio State etc. won't like it because it's too fair.

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