Podcast appearances and mentions of Richard Rowland

Bluegrass Middle School teacher Richard Rowland and students Bailey Shader, Kenisha Ghosh and Selah Brady talked about the Coleman Mission they are doing to make…

This is a replay of a show Richard Rowland and I did on 6/25/21. This is a tribute to Richard as he passed away in December of 2022. He was an amazing warrior of love who will be missed by so many.

This is a replay of a show Richard Rowland and I did on 6/25/21. This is a tribute to Richard as he passed away in December of 2022. He was an amazing warrior of love who will be missed by so many.

Friday, December 3rd at 3 pm, ARTS – Live & Local! Carol Newman hosts:    Theater executive director Danyelle Tinker & performance director Susi Brown with ‘Almost Baroque for Christmas – A Holiday Review’ at The Ten Fifteen Theater in Astoria.   Ceramic artists Richard Rowland and Randy McClelland on ‘Ahikaaroa: Under the Beaver Moon’...

Wars bring out the worst in people, but sometimes they also bring out the best in people. Going above and beyond is not just about standing your ground or killing a lot of enemy soldiers; sometimes it is about going above and beyond what it means to be a soldier in combat and putting your humanity before your duty. Tonight, we talk about Richard Rowland Kirkland, a man who put his human need to help people above his fear of being killed earning him the nickname "The Angel of Marye's Heights". --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/above-and-beyond-podcast/support

I spoke with Richard Rowland on September 14, 2021. We spoke about how he mentors people with their health and other issues by following his nudges and how shifting his focus and perceptions make all the difference for his own journey with his health. He shared many amazing observations and insights today. 

I spoke with Richard Rowland on June 11, 2021. It was an insightful conversation about how intuition can support us in our life at one level and then due to profound life circumstances shift into another level that shines and shows up in ways we couldn't have imagined previously.  BioRichard is a two tour veteran of the Vietnam War, a 28 year veteran of law enforcement, retiring from the KY State Police as a sergeant, and a 20+ year owner/operator of an equine facility in Kentucky. He is retired from all endeavors except for writing. He spends his time split between Kentucky and Maine, where he and his wife Jennifer care for her elderly parents, a horse, dog and three cats. He is thirteen years into a cancer diagnosis that came with a three year expiration date. Animals were the catalyst for change and for successfully navigating cancer. When not writing, Richard mentors people diagnosed with cancer and other health hurdles. Richard's books are called Unspoken Messages  - Spiritual Lessons I learned from Horses and other earthbound souls and A Glimpse Behind the Veil - Stories about human-animal connection 

Did a tiny bird in Texas really communicate with a horse and convince him it was okay to load on a trailer he’d never been on? Did a horse, after a three-year absence, know that its previous owner was present by hearing a harmonica being played? Did a horse, who had never acted up, hurt its owner on purpose so she would go to the doctor, where she discovered cancer had returned? Richard D. Rowland seeks the answer to fascinating questions as he explores the connection between humans and animals. As someone who was diagnosed with a rare blood cancer and given three years to live (more than twelve years ago), the human-animal bond is a subject he knows well. Animals caused him to rethink life and showed him things he never thought possible-and they led him to write his previous book, Unspoken Messages: Spiritual Lessons I learned from Horses and Other Earthbound Souls. Based on his interviews with people throughout the world, this book expands on how animals are misunderstood-and how they’re much smarter than most people believe. To learn more about Richard Rowland and his work, go to www.richarddrowlandbooks.com

Did a tiny bird in Texas really communicate with a horse and convince him it was okay to load on a trailer he’d never been on? Did a horse, after a three-year absence, know that its previous owner was present by hearing a harmonica being played? Did a horse, who had never acted up, hurt its owner on purpose so she would go to the doctor, where she discovered cancer had returned? Richard D. Rowland seeks the answer to fascinating questions as he explores the connection between humans and animals. As someone who was diagnosed with a rare blood cancer and given three years to live (more than twelve years ago), the human-animal bond is a subject he knows well. Animals caused him to rethink life and showed him things he never thought possible-and they led him to write his previous book, Unspoken Messages: Spiritual Lessons I learned from Horses and Other Earthbound Souls. Based on his interviews with people throughout the world, this book expands on how animals are misunderstood-and how they’re much smarter than most people believe.To learn more about Richard Rowland and his work, go to www.richarddrowlandbooks.comTo get your copy of A Glimpse Behind the Veil, please visit our Amazon affiliate link.To learn more about Provocative Enlightenment Radio, go to http://www.provocativeenlightenment.com

Welcome to season 4 of The other Discovery Show or TODS as we like to call it. This is the bonus show to the Podcast Discovery Show. On TODS we talk about all the other things we discovered throughout the week that are not podcasts. If you have a discovery that you would like to have on the show then call the new Discovery Hotline at (813)708-9118 we would love to share your discoveries on the show. This week we discovered: White House Cheese Miquel the Eel How Sloths Poop Richard Rowland Kirkland Suffrage Pie American Express Centurion - Other Bonus Cards and much more!     As always thanks to Madd for our intro music!   Do you like free stuff? Well we have an amazing offer with Audible where you can get a free audio book when you sign up for a trial using our URL. Click the link and start discovering some amazing books! www.Audibletrial.com/PDS If you love our show head over to Patreon and get some awesome exclusive content such as bloopers from the past 2 years, and Kirk and Zach's Podcast Discovery Shorties its a PDS but for short episodes that aren't long enough for us to cover on the regular show. We know that it is not always ideal to get a monthly subscription so we set up a venmo account so that if you would like to support the show you can very easily. Any support, even just reviews or getting in touch on twitter is very appreciated. Venmo link: https://venmo.com/PDS_Crew    

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Richard Rowland assumes co-hosting duties on todays episode and weaves us through his time in Vietnam, Camp Eagle, where he did two tours. His story is one of challenges and a heaping helping of Hope. Upon his return he dealt with alcoholism, PTSD, disappointment and a feeling like he hadn't served enough. To fill this hole he joined the Kentucky State Police and retired as a Sergeant after 28 years. He started and operated Double R Stables in Kentucky, while there with life going his way, he was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma Cancer in August 2008 and was given three years to live. Facing this, he got mad and this started the changes he needed to truly live. Obviously, Richard has lived longer than three years and is thriving in Maine. Through his love of animals, he saw the beginnings of his change. He was writing his stories down and has published "Unspoken Messages" and "A Glimpse Behind the Veil" will be out in 2020. Through his journey he has developed an ability to connect with people and change lives. Along with his book he has a blog that he updates as he is moved through his life, subscribe to it so you get the new ones at www.richarddrowlandbooks.com. Great episode and very easy going, enjoy! HOV©2019    

Richard Rowland is the author of the new book, “Unspoken Messages.” Bernie Siegel had this to say about his new book, “Richard is what I call a survivor and his words can teach us to be survivors too. He is a wounded healer, ready to serve.” He is a two-tour veteran of the Vietnam War who was diagnosed with a rare blood cancer related to exposure to Dioxin (commonly known as Agent Orange). He is also a retired Sergeant from the Kentucky State Police following a 28-year career in law enforcement.” To learn more about Provocative Enlightenment Radio, go to www.provocativeenlightenment.com

Guest philosopher Colin Klein talks with Holly Lawford-Smith and Richard Rowland about whether insects are conscious and what that would mean.

Guest philosopher Stephanie Collins talks with Dan Halliday, Holly Lawford-Smith and Richard Rowland about who does wrong when an organisation does wrong.

Guest philosopher Lisa Ellis talks with Dan Halliday, Holly Lawford-Smith and Richard Rowland about sea-level rise and adaptation justice.

Guest philosopher Christian Barry talks with Dan Halliday, Holly Lawford-Smith and Richard Rowland about the injustices consumers are implicated in through ordinary goods like smartphones and clothing.

Author, Richard Rowland shares his story of a cancer diagnosis and how horses provided him a transformative perspective. Ten years later, Richard is thriving and doing his soul work. This conversation is a powerful one that may elicit deep emotions and awakenings.  To connect with Richard about receiving mentoring through a cancer diagnosis or to purchase Richard's book and read his powerful, deeply moving writings via his blog, go to Richard's website richarddrowlandbooks.com

Guest philosopher Caroline West talks with Richard Rowland, Dan Halliday and Holly Lawford-Smith about the implications that a popular view about group rights has for the permissibility of our younger selves making decisions that trap or constrain our older selves.

Guest philosopher Nick Barry talks with Holly Lawford-Smith, Dan Halliday and Richard Rowland about social esteem.

Guest philosopher Reene Bolinger talks with Dan Halliday, Holly Lawford-Smith and Richard Rowland about the idea that it’s wrong to put someone in a situation where they cannot know whether you’ve consented or not.

WBZ's Laurie Kirby speaks with author Richard Rowland who thanks countless women for helping him after his cancer diagnosis.

Some acts of expression are awesome, while others suck, and one philosopher has a new theory about the difference. Using this theory as a guide, we look at some of the suckiest things that ever sucked in urban design, and the street artists and compassionate vandals who are trying to fight them. We use these stories to investigate how public spaces are becoming less free and more coercive. Guest voices include Nick Riggle, Leah Borromeo, Rowland Atkinson, Victor Callister, and Richard Rowland. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From our conference The Future of Rail 2016, Richard Rowland, Customer Service and Transformation Director at Great Western Railway presents the case study: 'The Great Western Route: The challenges of electrifying a major route'. View our programme for our upcoming Future Rail Infrastructure conference here >> http://bit.ly/2wIZLll

The first hour welcomes Mark Goodkin for a robust discussion on personal responsibility and it’s role in our society. Mark is a student of philosophy, who is interested in the philosophical foundations of our personal freedoms and republic form of government. He believes that much insight can be gained from philosophy, not only as a way to seek a secular justification for our personal freedom and rights, but also as a moral guide to our actions, whether we consider ourselves spiritual or not. While Mark is interested in pursuing those personal goals which will help him live a fulfilling life, he is also working to develop and use his gifts and talents to help others and make a difference in the world. Mark believes that many people, whether they consider themselves spiritual or not, at least to some extent, feel the same. However, Mark’s primary interest is in whether we have a moral responsibility to do so? --- In the second hour of the show, Eldon will be interviewing Richard Rowland about his book, Unspoken Messages. Richard is a two tour veteran of the Vietnam War, spending his tours at Phu Bai in the I Corp area or northern section of South Vietnam. In 2008, Richard was diagnosed with a rare blood cancer related to exposure to Dioxin (commonly known as Agent Orange). Richard is also a retired Sergeant from the Kentucky State Police after a 28 year career in law enforcement. Unspoken Messages, is a book about Hope…simply hope. It is a road map for how to live beyond medical expert expectations when you receive an end of life diagnosis. It is about a birth of spirituality in a person that had been living in a black and white, right and wrong, science proven or non-existent world. The book is in two parts with part one being ten short stories or descriptive occurrences revolving around animals which will make you question coincidence. Part two is a journey or road map that shows you how Richard traveled through an end of life diagnosis to a place of peace.

Richard Rowland is the author of the new book, “Unspoken Messages.” Bernie Siegel had this to say about his new book, “Richard is what I call a survivor and his words can teach us to be survivors too. He is a wounded healer, ready to serve.” He is a two-tour veteran of the Vietnam War who was diagnosed with a rare blood cancer related to exposure to Dioxin (commonly known as Agent Orange). He is also a retired Sergeant from the Kentucky State Police following a 28-year career in law enforcement.” To learn more about Provocative Enlightenment Radio, go to www.provocativeenlightenment.com

What is meta-ethics? How does meta-ethics differ from ethics, and what does it tell us about ethics? Why is it important for how we should live our lives? Join Grant Bartley from Philosophy Now and his guests Edward Harcourt from Keble College, Oxford, and Richard Rowland from the University of Warwick, to find the answers to these questions and more. First broadcast on 8 June 2014 on Resonance FM.

The Black Mass. October 10, 1964.  "Atrophy". Sustaining.  J. Anthony West (author), Jack Nessel (creator), Richard Rowland (adaptor), Fred Seiden (technical production), Pat Franklyn, Erik Bauersfeld (director), Peter Winkler (music designer). oldtimeradiodvd.com  iheartradio.com/talk