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In This Episode: Are your own words shaping your future—for better or worse? How does the enemy use what you say against you in spiritual warfare? What does the latest global news reveal about end-times prophecy?Today, Jim unpacks the power of words—how what we say and think can either align with God's truth or open doors for the enemy. In spiritual warfare, Satan watches and waits for your words and reactions to apply pressure. Are you unknowingly speaking fear, doubt, and destruction over your life?This week's episode highlights: Why your words and thoughts matter more than you think. How the enemy uses your speech to gain control in spiritual battles. What the Bible says about speaking life and resisting negative thoughts. The latest world news—how Russia, Neuralink, and global instability fit into Bible prophecy.The battle over your mind and your words is real. Are you fighting back, or are you giving the enemy exactly what he wants?This episode will challenge you to take authority over your words, thoughts, and faith!Remember to subscribe and hit the notification bell to never miss an episode.#TheFinalHourPodcast #TheFinalHour #TFH #SpiritualWarfare #PowerOfWords #BiblicalTruth #EndTimesProphecy #FaithOverFear #SpeakLife #ChristianPodcast #WakeUpChurch #RenewYourMind

WELCOME TO OUR 100TH EPISODE! We each came to the table with our own mini-topics. Please enjoy our variety episode. Time Stamps: (00:00) Intro (00:40) A brief look back at recording the podcast (11:26) Yasser's segment: Revisiting Episode 1 (26:24) Alex's segment: What was received better? (01:00:50) Matt's segment: How will we continue to consume media as we get older? (01:17:22) Tiffany's segment: Crafting moments of joy (01:31:12) Outro   Find us on X @rxp_podcast Music: Grandmaster Doug

Revisiting Episode 21 – Dealing With Conflict.Just a reminder that the team at Your Personal Power Pod is taking the month of July off so we can create exciting new episodes for you when we begin our 5th Season in August.  In the meantime, we're revisiting some of your favorite episodes from the past three years.Today we're looking at dealing with conflict.  Unless you're a hermit, you probably have people in your life, and if you do, at times there will be disagreements about something.  If you don't handle it calmly, this disagreement can turn into conflict, which can get out of hand an cause damage to your relationship.  In today's episode we talk about what conflict is and the different ways you can deal with it.We hope you enjoy revisiting Episode 21 – Dealing With Conflict.We want to hear from you, whether it's your stories about how self-esteem and personal power affect your life, or topics you'd like us to address in future episodes. We'd love for you to review our podcast. Do this on your streaming service or visit www.yourpersonalpowerpod.com , click Contact and drop us an email. You can also find us on Instagram and YouTube at Your Personal Power Pod.Also, if you'd like to make changes in your personal or business life, spending time with a coach can make all the difference.  Sandy is offering a free consultation, so contact her at sandy@insidejobscoach.com and put COACHING in the subject line to schedule a free call.Thank you for listening to Your Personal Power Pod.  We look forward to hearing from you.And, until next time, find your power and change your life!

Revisiting Episode 18 from Season 1. Melanie sits down with Midwife Niki as she shares the last 20 years of her journey as a midwife in the military and delivers the deets behind labor room doors.

Revisiting Episode 8 from Season 1. Melanie sits down with Sundi to hear about her time working in the Big House. Head over to http://mockingbirdonbroad.com to check out the magic that is Mockingbird.

In this episode of the Anger Secrets Podcast, host Alastair Duhs revisits the popular topic of how to take responsibility for your actions. Listen to this episode to learn the importance of acknowledging your actions, accepting their consequences, and formulating a plan for behaviour change. Alastair discusses four common reasons why people struggle with taking responsibility, including fear of consequences, their family upbringing, beliefs of entitlement and fear of shame. He then elaborates on ways to take responsibility, including how to seek professional help for anger issues. The episode is powerful call towards personal growth and healthier relationships through the power of taking responsibility for your actions.For individual anger management coaching or to enrol in Alastair's powerful online anger management program, visit: angersecrets.com.Time Stamps:00:00 Introduction01:21 Revisiting Episode 8: Taking Responsibility for Your Actions02:49 Understanding the Concept of Taking Responsibility03:18 Common Reasons for Not Taking Responsibility07:32 Steps to Take Responsibility for Your Actions10:05 Seeking Professional Help for Anger Management11:22 Recap and Conclusion

Revisiting Episode 17 from December 3, 2020. Podcast: Play in new window | Download Subscribe: Google Podcasts | Email | RSS | More Author Shane Claiborne IN THIS EPISODE In this episode of Messy Jesus Business, originally released as episode 17 from Dec. 3, 2020, Sister Julia Walsh talks with Shane Claiborne, a best-selling author, speaker and activist. They discuss what it means to be a peacemaker while living in one of the world's most heavily armed countries and a monumental gun death toll. “Violence is one of those demons that goes back to our very foundations in our country,” Claiborne says. Claiborne says the U.S. has 5% of the world's population, but almost half of the world's guns, and poses the question, “What would Jesus, the Prince of Peace, be saying right now?” Sister Julia and Shane Claiborne also discuss the importance of remaining joyful and hopeful, even when surrounded by the pain of the world. “I like how Karl Barth said we need to read the bible in one hand, but we need to hold the newspaper in the other… so that our faith doesn't just become a ticket into heaven and a license to ignore the world we live in, but our faith should actually fuel us to want to change the world,” Claiborne says. In addition, they discuss the importance of community and the messiness that comes from the Christian veneer of perfection. “A lot of the times we sort of act like the church is a country club for saints, rather than a hospital for sinners.” Claiborne says honesty can help manage the resulting mess. He remembers walking into a church where greeters wore shirts that said, “No perfect people allowed.” “If that was greeting every person coming into every church, it would give you a sense of reality, like this is a home for you even if you don't have it all together… our wounds are not our liabilities, they are our credentials.” He adds, “Honesty can show this Gospel is not for the Righteous, but for the sinner.” FOR MORE INFORMATION: Learn more about the Red Letter Christians movement, headed by Shane Claiborne, by exploring their website. To read more about how Shane Claiborne's work influenced Sister Julia, see the 2015 Messy Jesus Business blog post: A Visit to The Simple Way. ABOUT THE GUEST Shane Claiborne is a prominent speaker, activist and best-selling author. He worked with Mother Teresa in Calcutta, and founded The Simple Way in Philadelphia. He leads Red Letter Christians, a movement of folks who are committed to living “as if Jesus meant the things he said.” Claiborne is a champion for grace which has led him to jail advocating for the homeless, and to places like Iraq and Afghanistan to stand against war. Now grace fuels his passion to end the death penalty and help stop gun violence. Claiborne's books include, “Jesus for President,” “Red Letter Revolution,” “Common Prayer,” “Follow Me to Freedom,” “Jesus, Bombs and Ice Cream,” “Becoming the Answer to Our Prayers,” “Executing Grace,” his classic: “The Irresistible Revolution,” and his newest book: “Beating Guns”. He has been featured in a number of films including, “Another World Is Possible” and “Ordinary Radicals.” His books have been translated into more than a dozen languages. Shane speaks more than a hundred times a year, both nationally and internationally. His work has appeared in Esquire, SPIN, Christianity Today, TIME, and The Wall Street Journal, and he has been on everything from Fox News and Al Jazeera to CNN and NPR. He's given academic lectures at Harvard, Princeton, Liberty, Duke, and Notre Dame. Shane speaks regularly at denominational gatherings, festivals and conferences around the globe. MESSY JESUS BUSINESS is hosted by Sister Julia Walsh.  Produced and edited by Colin Wambsgans. Interview with Shane Claiborne edited by Charish Badzinski. Email us at messyjesusbusiness@gmail.com BE SOCIAL:https://www.facebook.com/MessyJesusBusiness

Today, on Notable Leaders' Radio, Dr. Fergus Connolly, an elite performance coach and I share the last of 4 episodes of our Next Level Leader Series today.  In this episode we speak to the power and impact of being a courageous leader, and revisit key points of the series. In today's episode, we discuss: Being decisive and courageous is imperative to good leadership. Take the time to draw clear lines for your business and your team. Creating these boundaries ahead of moments under pressure will give security in the firm lines created. Show empathy and demonstrate compassion. This allows others to see you not as better, but as different. Being true to who you are takes courage. Revisiting Episode 1: Practice self awareness. The level of success you achieve is directly connected to your level of self-awareness. Revisiting Episode 2: Understand the roles you played as a child. Self-reflection is crucial to understanding and improving one's performance. Revisiting Episode 3: To be a standout, highly respected leader today you must be both compassionate AND strong, NOT compassionate OR strong. RESOURCES: Communication Leadership Brief Lead With Purpose Brief Complementary Resources: First episode of the Leadership Series: https://belindapruyne.com/episode70 www.fergusconnolly.com https://www.ted.com/talks/fergus_connolly_leadership_vulnerability_and_sheep_dogs BOOKS -  '59 Lessons: Working with the World's Greatest Coaches, Athletes, & Special Forces'  https://amzn.to/3WwcIZi - 'Game Changer - The Art of Sports Science' https://amzn.to/3q9E5My  Guest Bio: Dr. Fergus Connolly is one of the world's leading experts in optimizing team and human performance.  He has coached CEO's, professional athletes, head coaches, elite special forces units, integrating holistic best-practice in organizations such as Google, Verizon, Carolina Panthers, San Francisco 49ers, Liverpool Football club, Welsh Rugby Union, University of Michigan Football and many other NBA, MLB, NHL teams and elite military units.  His 2019 Tedx Talk "Leadership, Vulnerability, and Sheepdogs" explored the value of Authenticity in High Performance. He has authored a number of books including '59 Lessons: Working with the World's Greatest Coaches, Athletes, & Special Forces' reveals the secrets learned first-hand from working with the world's greatest winners and 'Game Changer - The Art of Sports Science' the first blueprint for coaches to present a holistic philosophy for winning in all team sports. He holds a Masters in Advanced Technology and a PhD in Computer Based Optimization from the University of Limerick, Ireland. Website: www.fergusconnolly.com   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fergusconnolly/  Twitter: @Fergus_Connolly Instagram: Fergus.Connolly  https://www.ted.com/talks/fergus_connolly_leadership_vulnerability_and_sheep_dogs  Belinda's Bio:  Belinda Pruyne is a sought-after Leadership Advisor, Coach, Consultant and Keynote speaker. She is a leading authority in guiding global executives, professionals and small business owners to become today's highly respected leaders. She gained a wealth of expertise in the client services industry as Executive Vice President, Global Director of Creative Management at Grey Advertising, managing 500 people around the globe. With over 20+ years of leadership development experience, she brings industry-wide recognition to the executives and companies she works with. Whether a startup, turnaround, acquisition, or global corporation, executives and companies continue to turn to Pruyne for strategic and impactful solutions in a rapidly shifting economy and marketplace.  Website: Belindapruyne.com Email Address: hello@belindapruyne.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/belindapruyne  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NotableLeadersNetwork.BelindaPruyne/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/belindapruyne?lang=en  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/belindapruyne/   

Hey Listener, assemble a deck and stock up on your Mana. Luke Effler returns to WYI? to talk about collecting and playing Magic the Gathering for multiple decades. Topics this week include: Go buy Founders. Revisiting Episode 24: Vinyl II: The Ghost of Collecting Future. Awash in an ocean of musical content. Collecting in 2023. RATM. Camp LaDeGraw and Satan cards. Moms hate Ren and Stimpy. Planting your nerd flag. Kitchen table Magic. Playing online vs. playing in person. A change of smells. Your host finally understands Magic the Gathering. The intersection of gambling and collecting. Rarity and value. Old borders. Learning the strategy of a game and building a deck. Swamp Elves. All the different itches that MTG scratches. Determining the price of something. Counterfeit cards and copies. The algorithm to your brain and staring into the void. Saving Magic cards for your kids. Hollywood and new IPs. Luke, quit giving away our multi-million dollar movie ideas.

REVISITING EPISODE 012   For the last decade, Dr. Angel Acosta has worked to bridge the fields of leadership, social justice, and mindfulness. He completed his doctorate at Teachers College, Columbia University.    After participating in the Mind and Life Institute's Academy for Contemplative Leadership, Angel began consulting and developing learning experiences that weave leadership development with conversations about inequality and healing; including as part of the 400 Years of Inequality Project, based at the New School.   Angel continues to consult for organizations like the NYC Department of Education, UNICEF, Columbia University and others.   EPISODE SUMMARY   In this conversation we discuss:   [2:57] Being with the world of Covid, elections, and chaos. [7:27] Angel growing up with the value of hard work and strong work ethics, instilled by his family. [10:57] Moving around a lot in early life, changing schools, and learning how to connect with new people. [14:15] Getting into anthropology. [18:20] From anthropology to leadership studies. [19:45] Working on expanding opportunities in education. [27:40] Growing interest in mindfulness and healing practices. [36:12] Angel's research, looking at the connection of healing practices with racial literacy and racial justice education. [52:03] About white participants in the group staying committed despite their discomfort, and showing up. [56:10] The 400 Years of Inequality Project. [1:07:05] The future of trauma healing. [1:11:02] Designing for equity, and overcoming old systems designed out of racism and prejudice.   EPISODE LINKS Dr. Angel Acosta's Links

REVISITING EPISODE 027:   BJ Miller is an American physician, author, and speaker. He is a practicing hospice and palliative medicine physician, and is best known for his 2015 TED Talk, "What Really Matters at the End of Life". BJ, who served as an executive director of San Francisco's Zen Hospice Project, has been on the teaching faculty at UCSF School of Medicine since 2017, and is the subject of the Netflix Academy Award nominated short documentary, End Game. His book, A Beginner's Guide to the End, which he co-authored with Shoshana Berger, is an unflinching, compassionate, and intensely pragmatic guide to the end of life.   Today, BJ sees patients and caregivers through his online palliative care service, Mettle Health.   EPISODE SUMMARY   In this conversation we talk about: Growing up with a mother who lived with polio, and how that influenced his thinking. A severe accident early it life, which forced him to re-form his identity and informed the rest of his journey. His path in Palliative care - and the insight that the health establishment is designed to treat diseases, not humans. His insights into the meaning and wisdom one can find at the end of life.   It's been a rare pleasure to talk to someone like BJ, who is someone who steps into realms of experience most of us avoid at all costs, and to hear the precious types of wisdom he brings with him from there.   This episode, I think, is also a great introduction to the world of palliative medicine, which may be the first time the medical establishment put the patient's experience, quality of life, and constructed meeting at the heart of care, treating people as opposed to diseases. BJ and I discuss the ways the healthcare system and hospital system are badly designed, and what can be done about it.   TIMESTAMP CHAPTERS   [4:32] Life During Covid [7:23] Early Childhood Spirituality [12:30] An Accident and an Identity Crisis [18:25] The Significance of a Snowball [22:01] Palliative Care and the Dynamic Between Human Beings [29:51] A Badly Designed Healthcare System [32:20] Necessary vs Unnecessary Suffering [35:13] Lessons in Death [39:51] Wildness and Wonderment [47:54] A Beginner's Guide to the End [53:36] A Sermon on Life and Death   EPISODE LINKS BJ's Links

REVISITING EPISODE 016:   Joe Macleod was Global Head of Design for the legendary Design agency and game studio UsTwo, and is a veteran with decades of experience across service, digital, and product sectors.   In recent years, he became fascinated with the problem of designing good ending experiences and is the founder of what he calls “the world's first customer ending business”. It's not what you think - no customers get killed in the process. Instead, Joe is focused on giving customers a positive, meaningful, and socially responsible end of relationship experience.   His first book, titled Ends, is a look into the importance of thinking about offboarding - from sustainability and recycling, through data and privacy, to retiring old products and tools, and finds the roots of our collective repression of the end of cycle problem in our fear of death, and the rise of mass market capitalism.   EPISODE SUMMARY   In this conversation we discuss: [2:18] Covid situation in Stockholm. [5:41] Growing up in the UK as a child with dyslexia, developing a sense of independence. [9:55] Early involvement in graphics, very early HTML and digital design work, and interaction design. [13:13] Getting involved with Mobile early at Orange and Nokia. [15:02] Observing the rise and fall of Nokia. [16:57] Joining legendary digital agency UsTwo. [26:06] The Off-Boarding Problem. [32:11] Getting Interested in Endings. [38:18] The Western Avoidance of Death. [41:07] A Chance to Reflect. [46:18] The Move Away from Endings. [51:11] Why is it important? [58:19] The Narrative Importance of Ending. [59:18] The Ends Book, and the 2nd Book. [1:14:29] Why the Focus on Endings?   EPISODE LINKS Joe's Links

Episode 65: Revisiting Episode 014: Growth by Collaboration  Our Summer Series continues this week with another back-to-the-basics episode from Pixie Dust's past! As you might already know, we've been spending the summer revisiting some of our favorite episodes and also providing some much-needed updates from a 2022 perspective!  This week, we revisit Episode 014, where we discussed the successful collaborations that Disney has created — with some unexpected brands. We dig into Disney's versatility and ability to leverage any and all opportunities, while also providing some insightful information about how to make brand collabs work for YOUR biz. Minnie Vans: Disney + Lyft If you've visited Disney recently, then you might have seen the world's cutest car cruising around Disney property – the Minnie Van! These red buggies, decorated adorably with Minnie's well-known white polka dots, are Disney's answer to skipping long bus lines at the end of a long day and receiving faster transport back to your hotel. But, no, it's not actually Minnie's car. The Minnie Vans are a collaboration between Disney and Lyft Services. Disney knew that they didn't need to build their own proprietary system for this, but they also knew they had a really strong brand that could attach itself to something already established. Enter: Lyft!

REVISITING EPISODE 018:   Steve Krug is one of the founding fathers of User Experience and Usability Design, and a bestselling author of two foundational classics in the field: Don't Make Me Think, his guide to Usability Design with over 600,000 copies in print today, and Rocket Surgery Made Easy, a friendly guide to Usability Testing. He based his writing on decades spent as a usability consultant for a wide variety of clients like Apple, Bloomberg.com, Lexus.com, NPR, and the International Monetary Fund, and continues to consult through his firm, Advanced Common Sense.    EPISODE SUMMARY   In this conversation we discuss: [2:45] Life during the Covid pandemic. [5:49] Being nice is better than being smart. [9:04] Being nice in politics. [12:58] Not replacing Mr. Wizard. [17:22] From writing to usability. [22:29] The story behind "Don't Make Me Think". [27:47] Steve's literary style. [31:55] The evolution of UX design. [37:33] Empathy as a pre-requisite for being a great UX expert. [46:28] Writing and hating it since 1980 - about the new book about writing. [52:44] Advice for writers. [55:42] A short sermon on UX.    EPISODE LINKS Steve's Links

REVISITING EPISODE 033:   Dr. Herbert Gintis is an American economist, behavioral scientist, and educator known for his theoretical contributions to sociobiology, especially altruism, cooperation, epistemic game theory, gene-culture coevolution, efficiency wages, strong reciprocity, and human capital theory. He's currently External Professor at the Santa Fe Institute and carries a PhD in economics from Harvard University.   Throughout his career, he has worked extensively with economist, Samuel Bowles. Their most recent book, A Cooperative Species: Human Reciprocity and Its Evolution, was published by Princeton University Press in 2011.   EPISODE SUMMARY   In this conversation we talk about: Why pandemics change everything. Why people have entangled minds, and what this means for fighting misinformation. Why conspiracy theories operate like religions. Growing up in the suburbs of Philadelphia, as a curious and science-minded kid. The five powers of human beings. His journey through math, economics, the social sciences and sandal making. The risks of becoming a single discipline thinker. The contradictory models of human behavior in the humanities. Why people vote despite the fact that their individual vote doesn't determine the outcome. His model of social rationality. What does it mean to be conscious? The explanation of altruism as a phenomenon. And many, many other topics.   Herbert is a remarkably prolific researcher, writer, and thinker. And this conversation is packed to the brim with insights and fascinating questions. It's one of a dozen or so weekly conversations we already have lined up for you with thinkers, designers, makers, authors, entrepreneurs, and impact investors who are working to change our world for the better.   So follow this podcast on your favorite podcast app, or head over to remakepod.org to subscribe so you don't miss them.   And now, let's jump right in with Dr. Herbert Gintis.   TIMESTAMP CHAPTERS   [3:45] Life During Covid [6:27] Entangled Minds [10:29] Early Childhood Curiosity  [13:17] Mathematics and Spirituality  [17:43] A Transition to Economics [20:38] A Lesson in Marxism  [22:24] Models of Human Behavior  [33:21] Altruism and Strong Reciprocity  [37:05] The Rational Actor Model and Game Theory [52:00] Entanglement and the Internet [55:58] Physics and Consciousness  [1:05:15] A Short Sermon   EPISODE LINKS Herbert's Links

REVISITING EPISODE 020:   David Allen is one of the world's most influential thinkers on productivity. His 35 years experience as a management consultant and executive coach have earned him worldwide recognition. His bestselling book, the groundbreaking “Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity”, has sold millions and been published in thirty languages; and the “GTD” methodology it describes has become a global phenomenon, being taught by training companies in more than ninety countries. David, his company, and his partners are dedicated to teaching people how to stay relaxed and productive in our fast paced world.     EPISODE SUMMARY In this conversation we discuss: [2:58] Life During the COVID Pandemic, Living in the Netherlands [6:23] Effects of COVID on GTD Implementation [9:13] Loving Magic, Models and Systems [11:30] Crucial Design Innovations in Tech [14:43] Early Attempts at GTD Software [16:14] Being an Exchange Student in Zurich in High School [18:53] Choosing an Experimental Liberal Arts College [23:19] Becoming a Spiritual Seeker in the 60's and 70's [27:01] Helping Businesses Improve Their Process [28:40] Searching for Models [30:28] The Roots of GTD [31:48] First Big Corporate Break [34:26] The Getting Things Done Book [35:44] What is GTD? [37:57] Is GTD the Natural Way of Planning? [41:49] The Design of GTD [45:47] Iterative Development [47:39] To GTD or Not to GTD? [49:08] Geeking Out Over the reMarkable Tablet [53:55] The Spiritual Aspects of GTD [1:00:32] GTD and Spontaneity  [1:05:02] The Dao of Small Things [1:07:06] Does David Allen Have Unproductive Days? [1:09:18] GTD and Pipelines [1:13:31] A Short Sermon from David Allen    EPISODE LINKS David's Links

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REVISITING EPISODE 014: Dave Evans worked on the first computer mouse at Apple, founded the Life Design Lab at Stanford alongside Bill Burnett, and is a bestselling author of two books — Design Your Life, and Design Your Work Life. Informed by early tragedy, by his own missteps along the way, and by his Christian faith and contemplative spirituality, he created a transformative Design Thinking process that has helped thousands of students and adults, at Stanford and around the world, to figure out what they want to do with their "one wild and precious life". In this conversation, in the shadow of the epidemic and his wife's final battle with cancer, we talk about what it means to lead a joyful, vital, and meaningful life.   EPISODE SUMMARY In this conversation we discuss: How Dave and his wife are dealing with her terminal cancer Focusing on the present How an early life tragedy set in motion a search for a worthy and meaningful life His period of "clumsily iterating" An unexpected call from Apple A chance to teach at UC Berkley Starting Life Design at Stanford over a 5-minute lunch Expanding Design Thinking in interesting ways   TIMESTAMP CHAPTERS [3:06] Living in Paradox [10:37] Early Childhood Driving Forces [12:53] Searching for Direction [20:27] An Unexpected Call  [27:04] Finding Your Vocation [29:48] Life Design Lab [33:28] Step Zero [40:29] The Idea of Coherence [45:40] A Sermon on Choosing Life   EPISODE LINKS Dave's Links

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So the original show we record for this week sucked.  So we decided to go back and pull one our favorite shows and here you go.  Revisiting Episode 86  from back in Jan of 2020  Enjoy the showThis week we tackle questions from some almost newbie swingers, is this right for them.  How do make sure we don't wreck our marriage.  We give advice for the newbies but also for the experienced couple to make sure you are still on track.  Once you have a 3-sum or 4-sum or more sum you can't make it not have happened.  Kole also goes on a rant about the profile pictures.  You will die laughing listening to his opinion.  If we didn't want you to be successful with your kink, soft swap, full swap or what every we wouldn't say a word.  Go to www.buzzsprout.com/181336Visit our paid sponsors:Visit Promescent for all your sexual wellness needs and save 15% automatically at checkout by using this link: https://bit.ly/3fkn7CU"https://bit.ly/3m7Frn2 (www.Promescent.com)                                http://www.smokinmeatsbbqtreats.com                                 http://www.asnlifestylemagazine.com                                  http://www.fullswapshop.com                                   http://www.forbidden-omaha.comCheck out all our shows at: http://www.buzzsprout.com/181336Visit us at:  http://www.krazykasbh.comfollow us on twitter @TruthKrazySubscribe to our YouTube Channel:  http://www.youtube.com/kasbhSend us an email at krazy.kasbh@gmail.com Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/KrazyKasbh)Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/KrazyKasbh)

REVISITING EPISODE 004:  Jake Knapp is one of the most influential product designers living today. Formerly a product designer at Microsoft, Google, and Google Ventures, he's the creator of the Design Sprint process, which transformed the way hundreds of enterprises and thousands of designers around the world approach new product design. He is also a bestselling author of two books, Sprint, and Make Time.   EPISODE SUMMARY In this conversation we talk about: Surviving Covid and chaos Finding positivity in hard things Jake's childhood and the sense of possibility What is Design? Problem-solving or gooey rainbows? What's broken with how companies approach new products? How did the idea of the Design Sprint come about? How to explain Design Sprints to an unsuspecting person Writing a science-fiction novel, resistance We also discuss: Dogs Spiders in Thailand Quotes on the Internet US Presidential History The ReMarkable Tablet, and more   TIMESTAMP CHAPTERS [2:59] Life During Covid [13:45] The Art of Political Speaking [19:53] Reclaiming Design [24:50] Childhood Magic [34:00] Creating Possibility Amidst Walls of Reality [46:55] Revolutionary Shifts and the Birth of the Design Sprint [1:04:10] The Growth of the Design Sprint [1:14:50] Core Ideas of the Sprint [1:20:23] Building Decision Making [1:26:14] The Motive Behind Deadlines [1:32:26] Passion Projects and Parenting   EPISODE LINKS Jake's Links

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You know how important it is to stay hydrated in training and racing. So on today's episode, Sports Scientist Andy Blow from Precision Hydration returns to the show to help you craft a race day hydration plan. Precision Hydration has studied the hard-earned sweat of thousands of athletes all so YOU can properly hydrate your way through that next event. Learn how to strategize for your sweat rate, sodium levels, race distance, race weather, and more! In this episode… - Warmup: What Olympic sport do you wish you could be world class at? (2:28) - Main Set: Crafting a Race Day Hydration Plan (8:46) - Revisiting Episode .87 on the Science of Sweat (10:05) - The importance of a customized race day hydration plan (11:00) - Determining how much fluid you need (13:15) - Determining how much electrolyte you need (19:36) - The importance of trial-and-error during training sessions (24:10) - Different methods of accessing and consuming electrolytes (29:31) - Strategies for combating palate fatigue (36:21) - Considerations on when and how often to drink (39:35) - Short versus long-course hydration strategies (45:52) - The FREE Precision Hydration 20-minute consult (50:22) - Coach John Mayfield's experience with Precision Hydration (54:58) - Cooldown: Get in your training while supporting a great cause! (59:44) Huge thanks to Precision Hydration for partnering with us on this episode. To learn more about Precision Hydration head to precisionhydration.com and use code TRIDOT10 for 10% off your electrolytes and fuel. On their site you can: 1. Take the free online Sweat Test to receive a personalized hydration plan 2. Complete the Quick Carb Calculator to understand how much carb you need to consume during your next race 3. Book a free 20-minute video consultation with a member of the Precision Hydration team to discuss your fueling strategy

Episode 170 and it's Rem & Randy Ramblin'! We're talking neck hairs and the last ten weeks; Ohio has Presidents and Connecticut schools them; Randy's roommate; Podcast history; The Blizzard lawsuit; Rem's favorite quote; Thinking With Your Dickman; Rem goes to the Dentist; Randy went to local wrestling; Jesus Christ The Wrestler; Rick & Morty review; Revisiting Episode 0; Listening to another podcast; and so much more! Don't miss out and definitely don't sleep on this one!

What is going on with the Buffalo Sabres? (1:21) Revisiting Episode 2's NHL Playoff Predictions and how they look today? (13:45) COVID - 19 Protocol List (17:53) Tom Wilson Dirty Plays/Hits (19:27) Broken Twigs Leading to Goals (24:38) Pittsburgh Penguins Update (27:43) Montreal Canadiens Coaching Change (30:23) Calder Trophy (NHL Rookie of the Year) Favorites (33:20) Jordan Binnington Trolling the San Jose Sharks (38:16) "Beauties" book by James Duthie (41:03) Artemi Panarin Allegations Update (48:56) Gambling Brews Picks Review (55:18) JJ Watt to the Arizona Cardinals (56:45) Johnny Manziel a Pro Golfer? (57:48) Tiger Woods Update (59:50) Pro Wrestling Observer Awards (1:02:54) Shaquille O'Neal AEW Debut (1:04:37) Randy Orton vs Soulja Boy Twitter Beef (1:06:38) This week in Sports History (1:10:13) Listener Notes - Social Media (1:13:03) Good Day (1:13:53)

Revisiting Episode 76 with Valorie Burton.  It also inspired the way I approached my new book, No Thanks: & Ways to Say I'll Just Include Myself: A Guide to Rockstar Leadership for Women of Color in the Workplace.  It's a coaching tool!  You can coach yourself right into the C-Suite if you do the work.  Listen in to this conversation between myself and my sisterfriend and mentor coach to understand how it works. She is about to release her 14th book.  Look for it!

Revisiting Episode 2 while getting more in depth! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

You owe it to your children! You owe it to yourself! Revisiting Episode #92

#DearMama If you’re feeling like you’re in quicksand, disconnected, or running on empty, then this is the episode for you! It is a reminder to not to limit spirit, that spirit is in EVERYTHING and we must continue to dig deeper for a higher connection.  In this episode we revisit Episode 4 How I Made It Ova, recorded two years ago and evaluate our spiritual evolution since then. This is an “Empty the Crates” episode meaning we recorded it a while back and never released it. So some of the commentary may be a little dated.  It’s still a gem though yall. Listen & ask yourself: What do I need to be rooted in to gain alignment on all levels of my being, in every aspect of my identity to manifest the life I need for me and my children to thrive? Let us know what your answer is or even if you couldn’t come up with an answer send us your thoughts and questions about this episode. As always thanks for rockin with us.  Don’t just listen subscribe and follow us on all social media platforms @demblackmamaspodcast so you won’t miss an episode. Please keep emailing us, keep engaging with us through social media comments, your reviews, and SoundCloud comments. Keep sharing us, even if it’s only with one other person. If you’re a new listener, welcome to the ride. Invest in us by becoming a DBM patron, buying merch or giving a one time donation. For full show notes check our website demblackmamas.com. Now let’s get free yall and jump into Episode 27! SHOW LINE UP Church Announcements/Prayer Requests:  DBM Patreon Page Thea Monyee: Ayo Consults  Sista Midwife Doula Training w/ Nicole Deggins, Los Angeles, Nov 8th-10 & November 15th-18th REGISTER NOW: https://courses.sistamidwife.com/courses/losangeles Follow/Like Sista Midwife: IG | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube Mac & Cheese:  Revisiting Episode 4 (How I Made It Ova) & evaluating the evolution of our spirituality Collection Plate Causes:  The Afiya Center Follow/Live The Afiya Center: IG | Facebook | Twitter   Black Mama Say:  “Truth Is…” For full show notes visit our website:  www.demblackmamas.com Like/Follow Us: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook  

REVISITING EPISODE 50 This week, Dan and Jay celebrate episode 50 with special guest Taylor Jessen!  We stick to our digital-only stuff this time around,...

DC’s Mike James and Mollie Ames discuss: The Space Syrup Challenge... Mollie doesn't hear Laurel or Yanni, all she hears is Mollie. Cavs might have won game 3 and should still reach the Finals, but now that we know they're getting the 8th overall pick instead of a top 3, we can definitely conclude they lost big time in the Kyrie trade with Boston. Seriously, Space Syrup. Browns to be on Hard Knocks, because why not? Who doesn't want to see behind the scenes all access of a team who was 0-16 last year. Tribe promote Plutko, meanwhile, we still have Bieber Fever. Why didn't the Indians get more bullpen help in the offseason? The reasons go deeper then you might think, unless of course you think that it comes down to ownership not having deep enough pockets. Then, yeah, that's still mostly it. Katie Ledecky is not human! (Maybe it's the space syrup?) SPACE SYRUP?! Trevor Bauer vs Gerrit Cole, and the spin rate challenge! Revisiting Episode 36's Integrity Fee for Women, and not being so apparently selfish about it like was the case originally. It's Laurel! All this and so much more on this episode of the Defend Cleveland Podcast. Enjoy~ Thank you to KidForce Pinball for sponsoring the podcast, 91.1-FM WRUW Cleveland for being home to the show, engineer extraordinaire Mollie Ames, and to the city that inspires us, Cleveland, Ohio. Kidforce Pinball league is one of the largest leagues in the United States with over $1500 in cash and prizes waiting to be won! To check out KidForce Pinball, visit KidForce Collectibles in downtown Berea at 103 Front St., 44017.   Your album recommendation for the week is 1974's "Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)" by Brian Eno, because he just celebrated his 70th birthday and there simply isn't near enough attention given to his decades of originality, brilliance, and influence in contemporary music. Put Brian Eno in the Rock Hall! No one person not already inducted is more deserved.  

Revisiting Episode 17 When Schools Say ‘No’. It’s IEP Season and we’re revisiting past episodes on the Individualized Education Plan. Find out what you can do when schools say ‘no’. Special Parents Confidential Episode 17 When Schools Say ‘No’. In 1990 Congress passed IDEA, or Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, which entitles each student with a […] The post Revisiting Special Parents Confidential Episode 17 When Schools Say ‘No’. appeared first on Special Parents Confidential.

Revisiting Episode 21 Special Parents Confidential IEP And The Law. It’s IEP Season and we are Revisiting Episode 21 Special Parents Confidential IEPS And The Law. Individualized Education Plans. IEPs for short. Possibly one of the most stressful times for parents of special needs children. IEP meetings are those annual events when parents meet with […] The post Revisiting Episode 21 Special Parents Confidential IEP And The Law appeared first on Special Parents Confidential.