Podcast appearances and mentions of rick lewis

Rick Lewis talks about the process that led him from being a performer and corporate events speaker to hosting an online writing program. Most everyone fashions a life that is obedient to our deepest fears. We carry stories about who we are and what is possible throughout life, having made unconscious decisions in childhood that we will not engage in activities that could put us in touch with feelings such as shame or rejection. The highest expression of spirituality on some paths is to serve what is wanted and needed in the moment, but we cannot do this if constrained by stories we hold as part of our identity. Our stories remain hidden before we challenge them with action. Until then, we can only serve in the small ways that show up within our comfort zones. At a hinayana (solo path) level, telling stories about times when we have been reactive or unconscious is a way to study patterns so we can map out the territory and have an edge to act differently in the future. At a mahayana (path of service) level, sharing stories is a way to learn and develop connection and compassion. Human beings are wired to think in stories. We are designed to learn from problems and the biggest and most worthwhile problem we can take on is the spiritual path, which is about how to counter the story of separation. Telling our stories can nurture relationship and connection with ourselves and others. We can self-observe when various I's take over during storytelling. In a spiritual community, the degree of vulnerability and authenticity is set by the teacher. Most of humanity has a capacity and hunger for authenticity. The lack of acceptance of parts of ourselves that we project onto others can hold us back from being authentic. Rick Lewis is a national speaker and author of 7 Rules You Were Born to Break, The Perfection of Nothing, You Have the Right to Remain Silent, and other books.

7:30am Hour 2 - Rick joins the show to talk about his thoughts on the Broncos this season and what it means for the team to have broken their 9 year playoff drought.

Hour 2 in full featuring Rick Lewis on the Broncos first playoff game since Super Bowl 50.

This is the episode that will explain all the others. 1st Sgt. Rick Lewis (retired) shares his intimate knowledge of the tank that was the backbone of every story on this podcast. Rick takes us from turret to track and from amor plate to drive sprocket as you find out why every Marine Corps tanker was so proficient a warrior in Vietnam. Once you listen to this podcast, you will want to go back and re-listen to all the others.

Rick Lewis, Chef and Owner of Grace Meat + Three and Adam Tilford, Co-Owner of Session Taco, join Chris and Amy in studio to talk about the restaurants' collaboration for National Adoption Month. The fried bologna taco is available now through the end of the month!

In the final hour Chris and Amy are joined in studio by Rick Lewis, Chef and Owner of Grace Meat and Three and Adam Tilford, Co-Owner of Session Taco to talk about Grace Meat and Three and Session Taco collaboration for National Adoption Month for a Fried Bologna Taco available now Grace Meat and Three through the end of the month. John Butler, Former News Director at KMOX joined the show to share some memories on this KMOX Day. Finally, how much will Thanksgiving cost this year.

Today on the Chris and Amy show we celebrate KMOX Day (11/20); Jory Lange, Food Safety Attorney with Lange Law Firm to talk about the recent E. coli outbreak and Lange Law Firm filing two lawsuits against Andre's Banquet and Catering for the outbreak. We celebrate KMOX Day (11/20) with Radio Voice of the Blues Chris Kerber to talk about the Blues won to a championship on KMOX back in 2019. Joseph Polidoro, Science Writer for The Dispatch to talk about how studies have validated water fluoridation benefits at low levels but newer research shows risks. KMOX Reporter Sean Malone to talk about ARPA funding and private business matching by 2-1 ratio in downtown investment. KMOX Sports Open Line Host Matt Pauley to talk about the Blues unveiling the Winter Classic sweater, the loss to the Wild on Tuesday and Oli Marmol getting a vote for Manager of the Year. Rick Lewis, Chef and Owner of Grace Meat and Three and Adam Tilford, Co-Owner of Session Taco to talk about Grace Meat and Three and Session Taco collaboration for National Adoption Month for a Fried Bologna Taco available now Grace Meat and Three through the end of the month. John Butler, Former News Director at KMOX shares some memories on this KMOX Day.

On this Friday edition of the Chris and Amy Show, Nate Gatter fills in for Amy. Brad Young, KMOX Legal Analyst and partner with Harris, Dowell, Fisher and Young. Scott Jagow, KMOX Reporter previews TIAM Sunday. Danan Hughes, Chiefs Analyst discusses Sunday night game against Falcons. Cardinals Broadcaster Mike Claiborne talks about the final three games of the home schedule. Rick Lewis of Grace Meat + Three joins to talk birthday celebration. Finally, the Football No Prize pick 'em with guest picker Andy Karandzieff of Crown Candy.

Send us a Text Message.Welcome to another engaging episode of the Shutter Saga Podcast! Today, we are thrilled to have the talented Rick Lewis joining us. Rick is a renowned photographer known for his exceptional ability to capture authentic moments and tell compelling stories through his lens. Join us as we explore his journey, techniques, and the passion that drives his work.Key Highlights:The Beginnings: Rick Lewis shares his journey into photography, from his early inspirations to the pivotal moments that defined his path in the industry. Discover how his passion for capturing moments began and evolved over time.Defining Style: Learn about Rick's unique photography style and the elements that set his work apart. He discusses his approach to capturing genuine emotions and the techniques he uses to bring his vision to life.Creative Process: Delve into Rick's creative process, from conceptualizing a shoot to the final edit. He shares insights into his workflow, including how he prepares for shoots, selects locations, and interacts with his subjects to capture authentic moments.Challenges and Triumphs: Every photographer faces challenges, and Rick is no exception. He talks about some of the obstacles he has encountered in his career and how he overcame them, as well as some of his most rewarding experiences behind the lens.Tools of the Trade: Rick provides a glimpse into his gear bag, discussing his favorite equipment and how he uses different tools to achieve his desired outcomes. Learn about his go-to cameras, lenses, and other essential gear.Storytelling Through Photography: Photography is a powerful storytelling medium, and Rick excels at using it to convey narratives. He shares how he approaches storytelling in his work and the impact he hopes to make with his photographs.Advice for Aspiring Photographers: Rick offers valuable advice for those looking to break into the photography industry. From honing technical skills to finding your unique voice, he provides practical tips for aspiring photographers.Future Projects: As a constantly evolving artist, Rick gives us a sneak peek into his upcoming projects and goals. Find out what exciting ventures he has planned for the future and what continues to inspire him in his work.Conclusion: As we wrap up this insightful episode, we extend our heartfelt thanks to Rick Lewis for sharing his journey, expertise, and passion with us. Join us in celebrating the artistry and vision of Rick Lewis on this episode of the Shutter Saga Podcast.Shutter Saga Podcast:https://www.facebook.com/theshuttersagapodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/shuttersagapodcast/https://www.tiktok.com/@shuttersagapodcast?lang=enhttps://www.youtube.com/@ShutterSagaPodcastMarvin:https://marvinbluephotographyandfilm.com/https://www.facebook.com/marvinbluephotographyandfilmhttps://www.instagram.com/marvinbluephotographyandfilm/https://www.tiktok.com/@marvinbluephotography?lang=enRic:https://www.riclewisphotography.com/https://www.facebook.com/RicLewisPhotography