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Rob Morris sits down with military historian Anusar Farooqui to discuss the geopolitical implications of the Iran War and what it reveals about the changing balance of power in the international system.The conversation explores why conventional assumptions about American military dominance may no longer hold, the strategic challenges facing the United States in its confrontation with Iran, and how history can help us understand the emergence of new great powers. Farooqui argues that recognition as a great power has often followed the ability to successfully challenge an established one, raising important questions about Iran's place in the evolving global order.Rob and Anusar also examine the complexities of U.S.-Iran negotiations, the limits of military coercion, and how modern definitions of power may be shifting beyond traditional measures of economic and military strength.Anusar Farooqui posts as Policy Tensor on...SubstackTwitterGoogle ScholarRob's LinksSubstackPatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
Is the time finally right for a lasting peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine?In this episode of The More Freedom Foundation Podcast, host Rob Morris examines the state of the war, the geopolitical forces that helped shape the conflict, and the growing case for a negotiated settlement. Drawing on Ukraine's complex post-Soviet history, Rob explores how decades of competition between Russia and the West contributed to the tensions that ultimately erupted into war.The discussion looks at Ukraine's remarkable resilience, the transformation of its national identity, and the difficult realities facing all sides after years of fighting. As the costs of continued conflict mount, what would a durable peace deal require? What compromises are politically possible, and what obstacles still stand in the way?Join us for a conversation about diplomacy, strategy, and the prospects for ending one of the most consequential conflicts of the 21st century.SubstackPatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
Rob Morris is joined once again by political commentator and cultural critic JJ McCullough for a wide-ranging conversation on global politics, public opinion, and the future of American power.The discussion begins with JJ's scepticism toward the politics and growing popularity of Zohran Mamdani, exploring what his rise says about modern progressive movements and the changing political culture in the West. From there, the conversation turns to China's remarkably successful public relations image throughout the 2020s — and why that perception may now be beginning to crack under growing economic, political, and geopolitical pressures.The episode then shifts toward America's role in sustaining the modern military-industrial complex, examining how decades of interventionism have shaped public attitudes toward war, foreign policy, and global leadership. Rob and JJ explore whether growing public exhaustion with conflict is creating a new, more peace-oriented political culture — and what that could mean for the future of international relations. JJs links PatreonInstagramSubstackTwitterTwitchThe Canada GuideRob's LinksSubstackPatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
In this episode of The More Freedom Foundation Podcast, host Rob Morris takes a deep dive into Iraq, the legacy of Western intervention, and the fragile political reality facing the country today. From the aftermath of the Iraq War to the growing influence of regional powers like Iran and the United States, the conversation explores how decades of conflict, foreign policy decisions, and geopolitical pressure have shaped modern Iraq.Rob discusses the human cost of war, the long-term consequences of regime change, corruption, instability, and the difficult position Iraq now finds itself in between competing global interests. The episode also examines media narratives, accountability, and what freedom and sovereignty really mean in the modern Middle East.A candid and thought-provoking discussion on one of the most consequential geopolitical stories of the 21st century.SubstackPatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
Rob Morris examines how militarization and aggressive foreign policy can destabilize nations rather than secure them. In this episode, Rob explores the growing crises in Mali and the United Arab Emirates, breaking down how military intervention, regional conflict, and geopolitical ambition often create long-term instability, economic strain, and unintended consequences. From the aftermath of the 2011 military intervention in Libya to modern conflicts in the Sahel and the Gulf, this episode takes a historical and geopolitical look at why military force alone rarely leads to lasting peace.SubstackPatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
Rob Morris sits down with writer and journalist Joseph Dana for a deeply personal and timely conversation on identity, belonging, and the realities of Israel and Palestine. Drawing from decades of reporting and lived experience, Joseph reflects on growing up in a secular Jewish household shaped by Holocaust memory and Zionist narratives, before embarking on a journey that challenged everything he thought he knew.From an idealistic teenage connection to Israel, to confronting feelings of exclusion while living there, to transformative years spent in Ramallah engaging with Palestinians across cultural and political divides, Joseph shares how personal experience can reshape inherited beliefs. Together, Rob and Joseph explore nationalism, diaspora identity, empathy, and the power of honest conversation in one of the world's most contested regions.This episode offers a rare and nuanced perspective on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict—moving beyond headlines to examine the human search for home, dignity, and understanding.Joseph Dana's SubStack https://josephdana.substack.com/Rob's LinksSubstackPatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
The More Freedom Foundation Podcast with Rob Morris takes a deep dive into the stories shaping our world. In this episode, Rob examines the recent war and ceasefire between the United States, Israel, and Iran, unpacking the key events, political motivations, global reactions, and what this conflict could mean for the future of the Middle East and beyond. From military developments to economic fallout and diplomatic consequences, this episode offers thoughtful analysis and honest conversation on one of the most significant international crises of our time. Tune in for insight, context, and a freedom-focused perspective on the headlines that matter most.SubstackPatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
In this episode of the More Freedom Foundation Podcast, host Rob Morris explores comparisons between the current tensions around the Strait of Hormuz and the historic Suez Crisis, where the United Kingdom saw a major decline in its global influence.Rob examines why, despite surface-level similarities ,such as strategic chokepoints, global trade disruption, and military posturing, the present situation is fundamentally different. He argues that the United States today operates from a far stronger economic, military, and geopolitical position than Britain did in 1956.The episode breaks down how control of key trade routes, energy markets, and international alliances shape global power, while also addressing fears that escalating tensions in the region could signal a broader decline in American dominance.Ultimately, Rob contends that while the Strait of Hormuz crisis is serious and carries global consequences, it is unlikely to mark the end of U.S. global leadership in the way the Suez Crisis symbolized Britain's loss of empire.SubstackPatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
In this message, guest speaker Rob Morris reminds us of the God who sees all people and challenges us to do the same and that God's love can heal lives.
In this message, guest speaker Rob Morris reminds us of the God who sees all people and challenges us to do the same and that God's love can heal lives.
This week on The More Freedom Foundation Podcast, host Rob Morris is joined by Paul from the YouTube channel PF Jung for a thought-provoking conversation on the evolving landscape of right-wing political commentary and the nature of religion.Together, they unpack what's being called the “podcast wars on the right” — a growing clash of personalities, ideologies, and influence within the MAGA movement and beyond. Paul brings his signature blend of political philosophy and cultural analysis to break down how this space is shifting, and why it's about more than just online drama.The discussion explores the rising influence of major media figures, the ideological fractures emerging within the movement, and what recent developments — including high-profile resignations — signal about the future direction of right-wing politics. Rob and Paul also examine the role of controversial online personalities and how younger audiences are being shaped by alternative media ecosystems.This episode offers a nuanced look at the tensions, personalities, and ideas shaping today's political discourse — and what it all could mean moving forward.Tune in for insights on:The real story behind the “podcast wars” on the rightIdeological divides within the MAGA movementThe influence of major commentators and rising digital voicesHow social media is reshaping political engagementWhat the future may hold for right-wing commentaryAvailable now on Spotify and all major podcast platforms.SubstackPatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
In this episode, Bryan Haakenson sits down with former Indianapolis Colts linebacker and Super Bowl champion Rob Morris to explore his journey from a football-obsessed childhood to the highest level of the game and beyond. Drawing on experiences from his college days at BYU, the NFL, and life after football, Rob shares how constant setbacks, injuries, and the challenge of redefining himself shaped his perspective on resilience. He explains the difference between simply surviving challenges and intentionally growing through them, breaking down the mental and physical strategies that helped him adapt, rebuild, and find purpose after his pro football career ended.
IIs the Middle East really experiencing its own version of the Thirty Years' War? It's a comparison that shows up occasionally in foreign policy debates. But does the analogy actually hold up?On this episode of The More Freedom Foundation Podcast, host Rob Morris takes a closer look at the popular claim that today's Middle Eastern conflicts resemble Europe's devastating seventeenth-century religious wars. Drawing on insights from the books America's Middle East: The Ruination of a Region and State and Society in Europe, 1550–1650, the episode examines both the appeal and the limits of the “modern Thirty Years' War” comparison.Rather than simply accepting the analogy, Rob explores a different historical lens: the political role played by the House of Habsburg during Europe's long period of upheaval. In early modern Europe, the Habsburg imperial system often positioned itself as both stabilizer and participant in ongoing conflicts across the continent. The episode asks whether the United States has played a similarly complicated role in the Middle East—shaping regional struggles, backing rival factions, and operating within a system where instability can sometimes serve strategic interests.In this episode:• Why commentators compare the Middle East to the Thirty Years' War• What historians say about state power and conflict in early modern Europe• How the Habsburgs navigated—and sometimes prolonged—continental wars• Whether U.S. involvement in the Middle East fits into a broader pattern of imperial politicsSubstackPatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
In this episode of the More Freedom Foundation Podcast, Rob Morris and Ruairi discuss the rapidly escalating war between the United States, Israel, and Iran—and why many analysts warned that such a conflict could have catastrophic consequences.The conversation examines the joint U.S.–Israeli military campaign that began on February 28, 2026, when coordinated strikes targeted Iranian military infrastructure, leadership compounds, and strategic sites across multiple cities. The attacks marked a dramatic escalation in long-running tensions surrounding Iran's nuclear program, regional influence, and its rivalry with Israel. ()Rob explores the strategic logic behind the war and questions whether the decision to launch such a large-scale operation will ultimately stabilize the region or plunge it into deeper chaos. The episode looks at how the conflict could reshape the Middle East, trigger retaliatory attacks across the region, disrupt global energy markets, and potentially draw in additional actors through proxy warfare.The discussion also examines the role of media narratives, political messaging, and public opinion in shaping support for military action. As the conflict continues to unfold, Rob and Ruairi encourage listeners to critically examine the assumptions behind the war—and consider the long-term geopolitical consequences that may follow.SubstackPatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
Free and fair elections rarely come easily — especially in countries with long histories of political upheaval. In 2024, Bangladesh held a vote that, while not without incidents of violence, was significantly more peaceful and orderly than many comparable political transitions in recent history.In this episode of The More Freedom Foundation Podcast, Rob Morris and Ruairi explore how Bangladesh navigated a fragile democratic moment after years of turbulence, authoritarian drift, and deep political rivalry. While clashes and tensions did occur, the scale of unrest was far lower than the chaos seen during events like the Arab Spring, raising an important question: has Bangladesh turned a corner?We unpack the country's complex political story, from the legacy of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman to the dominance of powerful political families who have shaped its modern trajectory. How has Bangladesh balanced Islamism and secularism? Why has power repeatedly consolidated at the top? And what made this election cycle different?We also examine the remarkable role of Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, who at 83 stepped in during a sensitive transition period. What reforms are being discussed? Could greater accountability and stronger parliamentary oversight reduce the risk of future instability?Bangladesh remains vulnerable, to climate catastrophe, economic pressure, and regional geopolitical tension. But in a world where political transitions often descend into widespread violence, even a mostly peaceful democratic process can represent meaningful progress.Is this the start of a more stable democratic era, or just a temporary pause in a longer struggle?SubstackPatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
Join us this week for The Tech Leaders' Podcast, where Gareth sits down with Rob Morris, Co-CEO UK and Ireland at Siemens Mobility. Rob talks about his journey to the Railways via mining, power stations and London 2012, how Siemens are managing a £340M investment, and the challenges of maintaining and upgrading the oldest rail network in the world. On this episode Rob and Gareth discuss digitising the railways, how AI will be employed on trains, and how in another life Rob could have been an architect. Timestamps: Introduction and Good Leadership (2:11) From Delivery to Senior Management (7:58) Siemens and the Railways (12:00) Digitising the Rail Network, and Building the Elizabeth Line (18:30) Technology on the Railways (32:15) Advice for 21-year-old Rob (41:20) https://www.bedigitaluk.com/
In this episode of The More Freedom Foundation Podcast, host Rob Morris sits down with entrepreneur and political strategist Sean McFadden to explore the powerful themes behind Rob's book, Avoiding The British Empire: What It Was, and How the US Can Do Better.Together, they examine the rise and fall of the British Empire — what made it dominant, where it went wrong, and the lasting global consequences of imperial overreach. The conversation then turns to the United States: Are there parallels between British imperial history and modern American foreign policy? What lessons can be learned to preserve liberty, avoid costly entanglements, and maintain national strength without empire?This episode is a deep dive into history, geopolitics, and the future of American leadership — offering thoughtful analysis for anyone concerned about freedom, sovereignty, and the direction of U.S. policy.SubstackPatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
In this special episode of The More Freedom Foundation Podcast, host Rob Morris welcomes back Sean McFadden for a wide-ranging and provocative discussion that begins with Afghanistan—and what it reveals about the failures of modern geopolitical thinking.Using Afghanistan as a real-world case study, they explore how outdated theories from figures like Halford Mackinder continue to be treated as authoritative despite being repeatedly disproven by history. The conversation expands to examine what the British Empire misunderstood, what the United States is getting wrong today, and how the European Union continues to operate under flawed strategic assumptions.This episode challenges long-held orthodoxies and asks why discredited ideas still shape policy—and what the cost is when history's lessons are ignored.SubstackPatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
In this double-bill episode of The More Freedom Foundation Podcast, hosts Rob Morris and Ruairi examine two unfolding crises in the Middle East. First, they discuss the protests in Iran, questioning whether a change in government alone can resolve the country's deep-rooted political, economic, and social challenges. In the second half, the focus turns to the Kurds in Syria, exploring the increasingly bleak future they face amid shifting alliances, regional instability, and international indifference. A wide-ranging conversation on power, protest, and the limits of political change.SubstackPatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
Rob Morris and Ruairi explore the shifting balance of global power and what it means for Europe's future. Rob argues that the European Union is falling behind the United States economically, politically, and strategically, and questions whether continued alignment with America truly serves Europe's long-term interests. The conversation dives into sovereignty, independence, and whether Europe should consider charting its own path in an increasingly divided world.SubstackPatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
Texas faces a growing rural health care crisis as hospitals close and emergency access shrinks. In this episode of the Texas Talk Podcast, Rob Morris—CEO of Complete Care and former president of the National Association of Freestanding Emergency Centers—explains how freestanding emergency rooms improve access, reduce costs, and stabilize rural communities. The conversation covers Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement barriers, the Emergency Care Improvement Act, rural hospital closures, wait times, aging demographics, and why emergency care must be protected as a core public service Watch Full-Length Interviews: https://www.youtube.com/@TexasTalks
In this 2026 look-ahead episode of the Moore Freedom Foundation Podcast, Rob Morris and Ruairi examine the forces that may shape the year ahead — from inflated AI valuations and the risk of a tech bubble bursting, to Saudi Arabia's growing influence in AI, sports, and global investment.They question the feasibility of a Winter Olympics in Saudi Arabia, explore shifting power dynamics in the Middle East, and consider how economic uncertainty and geopolitical change could interact in unpredictable ways.A wide-ranging conversation about technology, money, politics, and why 2026 may be more uncertain — and more consequential — than it seems.SubstackPatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
Honored to sit down with Rob Morris on my Beliefcast! Rob is a former NFL linebacker, Super Bowl Champion, and true resilience explorer. His journey through triumph, adversity, and transformation is nothing short of inspiring. From being a first-round draft pick for the Indianapolis Colts, starting in Super Bowl XLI, and earning the Ed Block Courage Award… to his standout years at BYU as an All-American and Conference Defensive Player of the Year. Rob's story is packed with grit, resilience, and greatness. Today, he channels that same drive into helping others rise. With over a decade of experience in wellness, mental health, and corporate culture, Rob delivers powerful keynotes and workshops that blend performance principles with emotional resilience. He's also a proud father, world traveler, and lifelong learner who embodies growth and adventure. This conversation is filled with wisdom, heart, and lessons we all need to hear. … #Beliefcast #ToddInspires #Resilience #SuperBowlChampion #MentalHealth #NFL #Leadership #OvercomeAdversity #Recovered#toddinspires …. Follow Rob's journey: Web: www.robmorriscoaching.com Instagram: @robmorris2.0 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rob.morris.752487 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-morris-89016017/ ….. Special thanks to our Sponsor's: Craig Swapp & Associates @craigswappandassociates Wasatch Recovery @wasatchrecovery Minky Couture @minkycouture Morii Nutrition @moriinutrition Music by Paul Cardall @paulcardall
In this week's episode of The More Freedom Foundation Podcast, hosts Rob Morris and Ruairi explore how Donald Trump's policies and political choices have shaped the ongoing crisis in Gaza. Does his policy mark a break from Biden's policies, or an intensification? We break down the ways Trump's approach has undermined prospects for peace and contributed to worsening conditions on the ground. This is a deep dive into the ripple effects of American foreign policy, why they matter now more than ever, and what they mean for the future of the region.PatreonWebsiteBooksTwitterTikTok
Brethren, this Short Talk Bulletin Podcast episode was written and is brought to us by Jennifer Maynard, Past Grand Representative of The Order Of Eastern Star, Ohio. Here we find a heartwarming story of what has occurred in the Order since Dr. Rob Morris, founder of the OES, was among us. Enjoy, and do share […]
KPMG's Head of Aviation Finance, Joe O'Mara, in conversation with Rob Morris, Global Head of Consultancy at Ascend by Cirium
Like John the Baptist crying out in the wilderness, Rob Morris offers a powerful prophetic message to the church, “Love each other!” Don't just listen or watch this message, but receive it and respond to it with humility and hunger.
Like John the Baptist crying out in the wilderness, Rob Morris offers a powerful prophetic message to the church, “Love each other!” Don't just listen or watch this message, but receive it and respond to it with humility and hunger.
It's a straight forward & fun podcast, there's over 115 games on the college basketball betting board today & Greg gives picks & analysis on EVERY one of them. Note, only games involving two Division I teams make the betting board, the 82 games with a non-DI team do not get listed. Link to Greg's spreadsheet of handicapped lines: https://vsin.com/college-basketball/greg-petersons-daily-college-basketball-lines/ Twitter/X link to the list of all 31 conference preview podcasts: https://x.com/GUnit_81/status/1844852295789682913 Greg's College Basketball Write Ups Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aUd86kpf_Nc3hdKto64NdS3oh3E4XAk-B6fPJ26I8kw/edit?usp=sharing 2:40-Start of picks Charleston vs So Illinois5:30-Picks & analysis for St. Louis vs Santa Clara8:40-Picks & analysis for Denver vs Stanford11:15-Picks & analysis for Marist vs Harvard14:40-Picks & analysis for Valparaiso vs Liberty17:45-Picks & analysis for Sacred Heart vs Temple20:59-Picks & analysis for Miami OH vs App St24:10-Picks & analysis for Fordham vs St. Joseph's27:34-Picks & analysis for Missouri St vs Butler30:28-Picks & analysis for Texas A&M vs UCF34:09-Picks & analysis for Wright State vs Kentucky37:04-Picks & analysis for Toledo vs Troy40:57-Picks & analysis for Monmouth vs Michigan St44:01-Picks & analysis for No Kentucky vs Florida St47:22-Picks & analysis for Ohio vs James Madison50:59-Picks & analysis for CS Northridge vs St. Bonaventure 54:12-Picks & analysis for Florida vs South Florida 57:47-Picks & analysis for Western Michigan vs Coast Carolina1:00:38-Picks & analysis for Brown vs Siena 1:03:43-Picks & analysis for Iona vs Princeton 1:07:06-Picks & analysis for Buffalo vs Old Dominion 1:09:41-Picks & analysis for Morehead St vs Louisville 1:12:43-Picks & analysis for Manhattan vs Maryland 1:15:15-Picks & analysis for Rob Morris vs West Virginia 1:18:14-Picks & analysis for Northern IL vs GA Southern1:21:26-Picks & analysis for St. Peter's vs Seton Hall 1:24:12-Picks & analysis for FAU vs Indiana St1:26:54-Picks & analysis for TN Tech vs Georgia1:29:41-Picks & analysis for Citadel vs Boston College1:32:23-Picks & analysis for Fairfield vs Rhode Island 1:36:03-Picks & analysis for SE Missouri vs Bradley1:38:42-Picks & analysis for Cleveland St vs Michigan 1:41:56-Picks & analysis for UT Martin vs Illinois St1:44:52-Picks & analysis for Wichita State vs Western KY1:47:53-Picks & analysis for Missouri vs Memphis1:50:30-Picks & analysis for Eastern IL vs Illinois1:52:51-Picks & analysis for Eastern Michigan vs Texas St1:55:58-Picks & analysis for Kent St vs Louisiana 1:58:45-Picks & analysis for Bowling Green vs So Miss2:01:29-Picks & analysis for Cen Michigan vs So Alabama 2:04:49-Picks & analysis for Quinnipiac vs Yale2:07:20-Picks & analysis for So Illinois vs DePaul2:09:56-Picks & analysis for Ea Washington vs Colorado-2:13:56-Picks & analysis for Stony Brook vs Marquette2:16:39-Picks & analysis for Tarleton St vs SMU2:19:11-Picks & analysis for Green Bay vs Oklahoma St2:22:13-Picks & analysis for Akron vs Arkansas St2:25:26-Picks & analysis for Elon vs North Carolina 2:27:56-Picks & analysis for CS Fullerton vs Grand Canyon 2:30:37-Picks & analysis for Lindenwood vs Oklahoma 2:33:30-Picks & analysis for North Dakota vs Colorado St2:36:23-Sunday Pickmas Pick Canisius vs Arizona (Total)2:38:57-Picks & analysis for Ohio St vs Texas2:42:11-Picks & analysis for Chattanooga vs USC2:44:54-Picks & analysis for Towson vs St. Mary's 2:47:26-Picks & analysis for Western IL vs San Jose St2:50:06-Picks & analysis for Sam Houston vs Nevada2:52:55-Picks & analysis for UC Riverside vs Oregon2:54:59-Picks & analysis for Rider vs UCLA2:57:18-Picks & analysis for Portland St vs Washington St3:00:02-1st Pickmas Pick Baylor vs Gonzaga 3:03:29-Picks & analysis for CS Bakersfield vs California 3:06:33-Picks & analysis for Ball State vs Georgia St3:09:30-Start of extra games McNeese vs So Dakota StSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Dave talks with long time best friend Rob Morris about Macon connections and living in Texas. Rob is CEO of Complete Care, a company with 15 freestanding emergency centers in Texas and Colorado.
Rob Morris is the top Large Enterprise Service Account Executive at Dell out of Nashville. Rob is a strategist at heart seeking to solve the new and evolving problems seen in the business world and beyond. His years as an intense competitor in soccer have given him an edge as a teammate, learner, and leader. He has a passion for working with people to achieve their goals along with mine.
Rob Morris is the co-founder and CEO of Koko, whose mission is to combat the youth mental health crisis by meeting young people where they're at—online. Rob's journey with Koko began during his graduate studies at MIT, a period marked by personal struggles with mental health. It was out of this challenging experience that the seeds of Koko were planted.Hailing from the heart of Silicon Valley, Rob's early interests diverged from technology towards a fascination with humanity. This led Rob to delve into psychology during Rob's time at Princeton, a passion that endured even as Rob later developed an interest in computers, design, and technology. Pursuing graduate studies at MIT was a transformative experience, supported by dedicated advisors and inspiring peers who propelled Rob forward despite the challenges. To them, and to all who believed in Rob, Rob is eternally grateful.In This EpisodeKoko---If you'd like to support The Trauma Therapist Podcast and the work I do you can do that here with a monthly donation of $5, $7, or $10: Donate to The Trauma Therapist Podcast.Click here to join my email list and receive podcast updates and other news.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-trauma-therapist--5739761/support.
Rob Morris, retired veteran and owner of Morris Custom Hides joins us for this week's episode. He shares valuable insight to the tanning world and advice for hunters going into the fall seasons. Today's discussion includes:40 mile caribou hunt updatesField care & drying your hidesSkinning/fleshing tips & tricksFull breakdown of the tanning processGrab your tickets for the Full Draw Film Tour in Fairbanks, AK at the link below! https://www.fulldrawfilmtour.com/dates-tickets/
Jesus' famous last words dealt with being known by one's love. What does love have to do with the poor, service, and justice? A lot, it turns out. Love isn't just motivation to do work with and among the marginalized. Love is how we will be recognized as disciples, students of Jesus. On Sunday, we have the privilege of hearing someone who has walked this out in word and deed. Rob Morris, CEO and Co-Founder of Love146, will share his story, the story of his organization which works to eliminate child trafficking, and what love has got to do with it all. You don't want to miss this!- Series Description -Jesus cares deeply about the marginalized. During this Lenten series, we will unpack God's care for the poor, identification with this group, and the ways God moves on their behalf and calls us to do likewise. Oftentimes, we see people talk the talk with justice — saying the right things, using the in season buzzwords — but they are not caring for actual marginalized folks. Other times, we see people serving to the point of burnout and not modeling the world they are working so hard for. They might do good works but without much good news. Jesus is completely different. He has compassion, mercy, and deep love for folks who are marginalized. Jesus sees, stops, and cares, and He calls us to do the same. Will we? Over the Covid-19 pandemic, each our service and justice ministries got shut down — prison bible studies at Whalley and York, serving at Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen (DESK), and serving with Agape Church for the Homeless. As the pandemic shifted and more things opened up, we remained quite inward. We want that to change. We are praying that God's work amongst us would inspire a new ministry for and among the poor and marginalized. Join us!
As we've written about repeatedly, efforts to protect kids online and improve their mental health at the moment all seem to be focused on taking social media away from them, even though all the evidence suggests this would be harmful, not helpful. Today, we're joined by Rob Morris, who aims to take a different approach with his online mental health service Koko, for a discussion about how the real way to help kids is to meet them where they're at.
Powered by Design Pickle, hosted by Russ Perry, this exciting, nerdy podcast shines a spotlight on the intersection of creativity and technology! Today's guest is none other than Design Pickle's very own VP of Creative Operations, Rob Morris! Rob has an extensive career that ranges from his time in the US Army as a Troop Fire Support Officer to companies like Sears Holdings Corporation, to Crate and Barrel, and eventually to Design Pickle itself! Listen in as Rob and Russ go over over topics like managing in-house creative teams to creative tools that revolutionizing the creative operations industry! To follow Rob, connect with him on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/robertmorris72
In January, a mental health nonprofit admitted that it had used Artificial Intelligence to help talk to people in distress. Prompted first by a user's longing for personal improvement—and the difficulties involved in that journey—the AI tool generated a reply, which, with human intervention, could be sent verbatim in a chat box, or edited and fine-tuned to better fit the situation. The AI said:“I hear you. You're trying to become a better person and it's not easy. It's hard to make changes in our lives, especially when we're trying to do it alone. But you're not alone. There are people here who care about you and want to help you. I'm proud of you for making the decision to try to improve your life. It takes a lot of courage and strength. I send you love and support as you go through this journey.”This was experimental work from Koko, a mental health nonprofit that integrated the GPT-3 large language model into its product for a short period of time that is now over. In a video demonstration posted on Twitter earlier this year, Koko co-founder Rob Morris revealed that the nonprofit had used AI to provide "mental health support to about 4,000 people" across "about 30,000 messages." Though Koko pulled GPT-3 from its system after a reportedly short period of time, Morris said on Twitter that there are several questions left from the experience. "The implications here are poorly understood," Morris said. "Would people eventually seek emotional support from machines, rather than friends and family?"Today, on the Lock and Code podcast with host David Ruiz, we speak with Courtney Brown, a social services administrator with a history in research and suicidology, to dig into the ethics, feasibility, and potential consequences of relying increasingly on AI tools to help people in distress. For Brown, the immediate implications draw up several concerns. "It disturbed me to see AI using 'I care about you,' or 'I'm concerned,' or 'I'm proud of you.' That made me feel sick to my stomach. And I think it was partially because these are the things that I say, and it's partially because I think that they're going to lose power as a form of connecting to another human."But, importantly, Brown is not the only voice in today's podcast with experience in crisis support. For six years and across 1,000 hours, Ruiz volunteered on his local suicide prevention hotline. He, too, has a background to share. Tune in today as Ruiz and Brown explore the boundaries for deploying AI on people suffering from emotional distress, whether the "support" offered by any AI will be as helpful and genuine as that of a human, and, importantly, whether they are simply afraid of having AI encroach on the most human experiences. You can also find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts, plus whatever preferred podcast platform you use.For all our cybersecurity coverage, visit Malwarebytes Labs at malwarebytes.com/blog.Show notes and credits:Intro Music: “Spellbound” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0
John Butler in conversation with David Eastaugh https://www.dieselparkwest.com/ The tenth Diesel Park West album, ‘Not Quite The American Dream' was released on July 29, 2022. The album was recorded during the COVID lockdowns of 2020. It was preceded by a couple of singles, 'One Shot of Happiness' and 'Secondary Modern Man'. Both of which have charted on the British Heritage Chart. Rob Morris and Ian Michie have both left the band. A new band has been put together featuring John Butler, Rich Barton, Daryl Hopper (bass) and Dave Bryant (drums).
This week's guest on Next Steps Forward is Rob Morris, CEO and co-founder of Love146, an international human rights organization working to end child trafficking and exploitation. Before co-founding Love146, Rob worked with Mercy Ships International where he directed training schools at the International Operations Center. He has lectured and taught in more than 20 countries on issues of justice, compassion, and human rights. He has been featured in the Huffington Post, the CNN Freedom Project, Forbes, WNPR, Alec Baldwin's “Here's the Thing” podcast on WNYC, Fox News, and more. In 2002, Rob traveled to Southeast Asia to learn more about the then-growing human trafficking movement and to take a dramatic step to expand his already established humanitarian background. Throughout the hour Rob will speak about what sparked that trip, how he was able to learn what he was hoping to while there, and how it eventually lead him to co-found Love146, in addition to the current work that Love146 is carrying out and the difference that the organization is making in the lives of others.
This week's guest on Next Steps Forward is Rob Morris, CEO and co-founder of Love146, an international human rights organization working to end child trafficking and exploitation. Before co-founding Love146, Rob worked with Mercy Ships International where he directed training schools at the International Operations Center. He has lectured and taught in more than 20 countries on issues of justice, compassion, and human rights. He has been featured in the Huffington Post, the CNN Freedom Project, Forbes, WNPR, Alec Baldwin's “Here's the Thing” podcast on WNYC, Fox News, and more. In 2002, Rob traveled to Southeast Asia to learn more about the then-growing human trafficking movement and to take a dramatic step to expand his already established humanitarian background. Throughout the hour Rob will speak about what sparked that trip, how he was able to learn what he was hoping to while there, and how it eventually lead him to co-found Love146, in addition to the current work that Love146 is carrying out and the difference that the organization is making in the lives of others.
Brethren, this Short Talk Bulletin was written and brought to us by Jennifer Maynard, Past Grand Representative of the Order of Eastern Star of Ohio. To celebrate the recent birthday of Dr. Rob Morris, founder of the Order of Eastern Star and PGM – KY, this is a heartwarming story about the nature of events […]
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Imagine doing a job and getting paid to do what you absolutely love doing? Well, that's exactly the life Rob and Tracy from The Blonde Nomads have been able to build for themselves. What started out as a hobby of capturing the moment while out adventuring… Overtime moulded the life that the Morris family now live and enjoys. It hasn't come without hard work, dedication and gambling the comfort provided by regular full-time work and expectations of a “regular life.” However Rob, Tracy and the kids now often enjoy family holidaying around Australia. If you're in need of a new family holiday destination, some trusted advice on gear for 4WD, camping or caravanning or travelling with a young family… Fair chance The Blonde Nomads have the content created that you need to see. Rob being an adventurer and hunter for the majority of his life, it only makes sense that the bowhunting world drew him in. And although green to the space rob has the persistence and humility needed to do great things in bowhunting. For the rest of the insights, you'll have to listen to the full episode. Find Rob: @theblondenomads @rob_plus_stuff https://www.theblondenomads.com.au/ Find Becoming a Bowhunter: @becomingabowhunter.podcast @mattyafter Podcast sponsors: www.bowhunterschallenge.com @dogandguncoffee Use the code “BOWHUNTER” https://www.dogandguncoffee.com/
Imagine doing a job and getting paid to do what you absolutely love doing? Well, that's exactly the life Rob and Tracy from The Blonde Nomads have been able to build for themselves. What started out as a hobby of capturing the moment while out adventuring… Overtime moulded the life that the Morris family now live and enjoys. It hasn't come without hard work, dedication and gambling the comfort provided by regular full-time work and expectations of a “regular life.” However Rob, Tracy and the kids now often enjoy family holidaying around Australia. If you're in need of a new family holiday destination, some trusted advice on gear for 4WD, camping or caravanning or travelling with a young family… Fair chance The Blonde Nomads have the content created that you need to see. Rob being an adventurer and hunter for the majority of his life, it only makes sense that the bowhunting world drew him in. And although green to the space rob has the persistence and humility needed to do great things in bowhunting. For the rest of the insights, you'll have to listen to the full episode. Find Rob: @theblondenomads @rob_plus_stuff https://www.theblondenomads.com.au/ Find Becoming a Bowhunter: @becomingabowhunter.podcast @mattyafter Podcast sponsors: www.bowhunterschallenge.com @dogandguncoffee Use the code “BOWHUNTER” https://www.dogandguncoffee.com/
It's human nature to want to look away from the worst crimes of humanity. Yet, the only way we'll stop the suffering atrocities like human trafficking is to face up to the harsh reality and address the issue head-on. That's something Rob Morris does every day as CEO and Co-Founder at Love146, whose mission is to end child trafficking once and for all. In this episode, he shares what it takes to keep fighting. Join us as we discuss: What makes “defiant hope” a core value at Love146 The possibility of transformation in the face of trafficking Moving beyond the labels and causes and recognizing humanity The value of steady perseverance Defiance and perseverance are valuable weapons against evil. Listen to find out how Love146 plays a vital role in saving the world's children. Craving more? You can find this interview and many more by subscribing to C-Suite Blueprint on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify , or here.
Human connection means recognizing that on the other side of the phone, the screen, the label—there's a human attached who feels, reacts, and solves. We talk a lot about confessions, and one of the biggest ones is that we're all guilty of applying labels to others and reducing their value. To gain his insight, we spoke with Rob Morris, CEO and co-founder of Love146, about the powerful origin of his company, how technology affects his work towards ending child trafficking, and how he practices defiant hope. Join us as we discuss:The Love146 origin story Pros and cons of technology The power of defiant hope Itching for more CX goodness? You can find this interview and many more, by subscribing to CX Confessions on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify, or here. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for CX Confessions in your favorite podcast player.
Michael, Bill and Matthew are joined by Rob Morris to try and calm each other before the storm of election day. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-regilio/support
In this message, Rob Morris shares an inspirational and challenging call to live life by living the narrow way of love as described in 1 Corinthians 13. Using humor, personal life stories, and powerful illustrations, Rob calls us to role model a different way of life, a loving life in the midst of a mean and divisive culture.
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