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Discover how businesses can elevate their community impact by moving beyond "feel-good" volunteerism! In this episode, you will learn from Dr. Jessica Rodell, a leading expert in corporate community engagement, to explore how companies can build partnerships that create meaningful benefits for communities and employees alike. As the William H. Wilson Distinguished Chair at the University of Georgia's Terry College of Business, Dr. Rodell shares groundbreaking insights and actionable strategies for driving purpose and synergy in corporate volunteerism. Don't miss this deep dive into transforming good intentions into lasting impact.Generosity At Work is produced by Jackson Healthcare's LoveLifts community impact platform. It is free resource for business leaders and organizations seeking to be a force for good in the world. Learn more about Jackson Healthcare. 

In this episode, Executive Director of the Asian Opera Alliance, Melody Chang sits down with Madame Butterfly cast members, Rodel Rosel and Yuntong Han discussing their experiences in Madame Butterfly, how their identities influence their performances, and the work being done by LA Opera in collaboration with AOA to mitigate potential harm. Tickets to Madame Butterfly are on sale now.

This week, Besha Rodell, Chief Restaurant Critic, The Age/Good Food, lover of all things vintage, describes her particular obsession with vintage glassware.

Besha Rodell, Chief Restaurant Critic, The Age/Good Food, casts her gaze back on the food scene that was in 2023 and makes her predictions for 2024.

Captain Paul Rodell, an executive council member of the Allied Pilots Association Teamsters Local 1224, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to discuss the Omni Air negotiations and the events that led to the members recently voting to approve a potential strike. Research Analyst for Good Jobs First, Nya Anthony, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to discuss her recent report on racial inequality within the board seats at privatized state economic development corporations across nine states.

Welcome back to Humanism Now. This we learn practical tips for engaging in good faith dialogues with people of different beliefs with expert insight from Jeremy Rodell, Director of Humanist UK's Dialogue Network and our regular panellists Lola & Nicole.Episode references:Humanists UK: Exploring Common Ground, Dialogue with othersHumanists UK: Dialogue Training ApplicationAbout Jeremy Rodell:

In this special bonus episode recorded at the PhiusCon 2023, Mary James, PHA Director of Publications interviews Maren Longhurst of Sam Rodell Architects.https://rodell.design/https://phius1.zohobackstage.com/PhiusCon2023Thank you to our sponsor, Zola Windows for making the Passive House Podcast at the Passive House Network Conference possible.https://www.zolawindows.com/Thank you for listening to the Passive House Podcast! To learn more about Passive House and to stay abreast of our latest programming, visit passivehouseaccelerator.com. And please join us at one of our Passive House Accelerator LIVE! zoom gatherings on Wednesdays.

From 2016: In his new book ‘Go Is No Thing' Rupert Shortt argues that many ‘new atheists' have a faulty view of God that doesn't take seriously the philosophical arguments that thinkers like Thomas Aquinas gave many centuries ago for the existence of God. Rupert discusses the issues with atheist Jeremy Rodell, dialogue officer for the British Humanist Association. We also hear some feedback to the most recent Bauckham vs Ehrman shows. For God Is No Thing: http://www.hurstpublishers.com/book/god-is-no-thing/ For Jeremy Rodell: https://humanism.org.uk/about/our-people/trustees/ • Subscribe to the Unbelievable? podcast: https://pod.link/267142101 • More shows, free eBook & newsletter: https://premierunbelievable.com • For live events: http://www.unbelievable.live • For online learning: https://www.premierunbelievable.com/training • Support us in the USA: http://www.premierinsight.org/unbelievableshow • Support us in the rest of the world: https://www.premierunbelievable.com/donate

Tune into this special bonus episode of Expected by Whom?, where Sean Shapiro takes to the 2023 NHL Draft and meets with the Dallas Stars Director of Hockey Analytics, Matt Rodell! Enjoy the interview (and bear with the funky audio) as the show takes a short break during the offseason! Welcome to "Expected by Whom?" A new hockey podcast hosted by Prashanth Iyer & Sean Shapiro, and presented by the Winged Wheel Podcast! Expected by Whom? is a show that will set out to prove that humans & numbers can co-exist, covering the world of advanced analytics in hockey, the "eye-test", and the unique human stories from across the NHL. Tune in and enjoy this episode, and many more EBW episodes to come! Follow EBW? on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ExpectedByWhom Follow the Winged Wheel Podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/wingedwheelpod Go to https://www.wingedwheelpodcast.com/ for more great content! Subscribe to ShapShots: https://seanshapiro.substack.com/

Simon and Richo have a great chat with Besha about the life of a restaurant reviewer and some of fun stories. @thewineshowaustralia @danmurphy_richard @BeshaRodell

In this episode, Owen and Randel continue their interview with Scott M. Rodell of the Great River Taoist Center about his practice, teaching, and martial development!  “Scott M. Rodell`s martial arts career includes over 35 years of training in Yang Style Taijiquan. He has trained under several noted Chinese masters, in both the U.S. and China. He is the founding Director of the Great River Taoist Center, headquartered in Virginia with branches across the U.S., Russia, Estonia, Netherlands, Germany and Australia. Rodell is the author of ten books including: "Chinese Swordsmanship, the Yang Family Taiji Jian Tradition”, “Dandaofa Xuan - Chinese Long Saber Anthology”, “Fundamentals of the Wudang Sword Method - Selected Translations with Commentary from a Manual of Chinese Swordsmanship”, “Shi Jian Pu - Manual of Ten Sword Skills - A Hand Book of Chinese Swordsmanship”, and "A Practical Guide to Test Cutting for Historical Swordsmanship”.” Great River Taoist Center Online Chinese Swordsmanship Academy YouTube Facebook Instagram

In this episode, Owen and Randel interview Scott M. Rodell of the Great River Taoist Center about his practice, teaching, and martial development!  “Scott M. Rodell`s martial arts career includes over 35 years of training in Yang Style Taijiquan. He has trained under several noted Chinese masters, in both the U.S. and China. He is the founding Director of the Great River Taoist Center, headquartered in Virginia with branches across the U.S., Russia, Estonia, Netherlands, Germany and Australia. Rodell is the author of ten books including: "Chinese Swordsmanship, the Yang Family Taiji Jian Tradition”, “Dandaofa Xuan - Chinese Long Saber Anthology”, “Fundamentals of the Wudang Sword Method - Selected Translations with Commentary from a Manual of Chinese Swordsmanship”, “Shi Jian Pu - Manual of Ten Sword Skills - A Hand Book of Chinese Swordsmanship”, and "A Practical Guide to Test Cutting for Historical Swordsmanship”.” Great River Taoist Center Online Chinese Swordsmanship Academy YouTube Facebook Instagram

Welcome to “What's Up With Water” - your need-to-know news of the world's water from Circle of Blue. I'm Eileen Wray-McCann. On March 20, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in a lawsuit that could change water use patterns in the drying Colorado River basin. The Navajo Nation claims that the federal government has failed in its legal duty to ensure sufficient water for the tribe. That includes claims to water from the Colorado River, which is adjacent to the Navajo reservation. The lawsuit asserts that the U.S. government must determine the Navajo Nation's water needs and devise a plan to meet those needs. The water in the basin is fully spoken for, so water for the Navajo Nation would come from another use. Legal scholars who are not party to the lawsuit say that the Navajo Nation should prevail in this dispute for two reasons. First, the federal government has near total control of the lower basin of the Colorado River and second, the government has a longstanding legal obligation to secure water for Indian reservations. The states named in the lawsuit and the federal government have a different view. They argue that it is not the federal government's decision to make. Based on previous lawsuits, they argue that only the Supreme Court has the power to determine water allocations from the Lower Colorado River. Which interpretation the nine justices will support remains to be seen. A decision is expected in June. A study published last week provides fresh evidence that the world's weather is becoming more extreme. As the planet warms, high-intensity rain storms and prolonged periods of drought are happening more frequently. Researchers came to that conclusion after studying satellite data that shows the distribution of the world's water. Matthew Rodell, one of the study authors, explained the dynamics to the news agency AFP. Rodell said that a warmer atmosphere holds more water vapor, so that storms can release more rain. At the same time, higher temperatures increase evaporation, which dries out soils and contributes to drought. The researchers expect the trend to continue – as things get warmer, the weather extremes will intensify. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency took an initial step to control toxic “forever chemicals” in drinking water. The agency proposed first-ever limits for two of the chemicals, PFOA and PFOS. It also proposed regulating four additional forever chemicals as a group. Public health experts applauded the move, pointing to links between the chemicals and a range of illnesses, including thyroid problems, high cholesterol, and kidney cancer. Water utilities, however, cautioned that it will be expensive to update water treatment equipment to remove the chemicals. They say that unless more is done to prevent contamination of rivers, lakes, and groundwater, the cost of meeting federal drinking water standards will be transferred to citizens. The proposal is in draft form, and public comments will be accepted for at least 60 days. A final rule is expected next year. And that's What's Up With Water from Circle of Blue, where water speaks. You'll find more news and analysis - and a chance to support our work - at circleofblue.org. This is Eileen Wray-McCann - thanks for being here.

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Everyday travelers are fed thousands of meals in the air and at sea. Transport food has come a long way since the first meal – a cold chicken sandwich – was served in-flight in 1919.Besha Rodell, chief dining critic at The Age, Good Food Australia and Good Weekend magazine, has eaten her way around the globe.She charts the rise and fall of transport dining, from the advent of flying and transcontinental cruises to the mass marketing of airlines today.This was first broadcast on October 15, 2022.

Keith Perkins, L1 Automotive Diagnostics and Program, L1 Automotive Training, Listen to Keith's previous episode HERE. This is Isaac Rodell's first appearance on Remarkable Results Radio. Find Isaac on Facebook "Isaac Rodiesel" Talking Points: The struggle to improve the transfer of technical knowledge is the same people show up to training every seminar. Yet there are a few new faces but not enough to make a larger impact on the need and value of training. How do we connect with people who do not seek out training on their own Paying for training, room, board, and time off needs to be the standard in the industry   When Issac owned his shop, he made the same mistake that so many shop owners today are making and not supporting 100% of his technician's training requirements (registration, room, board, and making their pay whole) Only shop owners who attend training can see the value. Once they attend, they are all over it and turn their training commitment into a pillar of their company Training pays it does not cost There are many deals available for equipment for pennies on the dollar from shops that are liquidating. This a sign of the times when shop owners hesitate to become a business person The first hybrid in the US was Honda Insight in 1999 Many of our young trainers have never set a carburetor   Job security to work on ICE (Internal Combustion Engines) for many, many years to come as the age of the car grows by about 6 months per year and we currently are at 12.9 yrs Buy a used 2005-2009 Toyota Prius to work on, to use as a training vehicle, and to wrap with the wording ‘We Service Hybrids.' There is a worst-case scenario from Toyota about placing the keys about 20' from the car when doing an oil change. Verify the car is off when doing an oil change on the IC Engine Issac and Keith are in the Mobile Diag. The dynamic of the job is changing because many shops are tooling up, and there is more competition than ever Big pivot to remote programming Issac encourages the young generation to go to training and will sponsor someone each year to go to ASTE If senior members of a shop avoid going to training, invest in your young people. 20% of technicians are 55 -64 average age from a survey. Astonishing number In high school, 90% of men worked on their cars back in the day when there was shop class Today very few high schools have shop classes and must send their students to a co-op center Reference Bob Cooper Episodes with consumer panel 

Today we're joined by Ali Rodell, a senior director of machine learning engineering at Capital One. In our conversation with Ali, we explore his role as the head of model development platforms at Capital One, including how his 25+ years in software development have shaped his view on building platforms and the evolution of the platforms space over the last 10 years. We discuss the importance of a healthy open source tooling ecosystem, Capital One's use of various open source capabilites like kubeflow and kubernetes to build out platforms, and some of the challenges that come along with modifying/customizing these tools to work for him and his teams. Finally, we explore the range of user personas that need to be accounted for when making decisions about tooling, supporting things like Jupyter notebooks and other low level tools, and how that can be potentially challenging in a highly regulated environment like the financial industry. The complete show notes for this episode can be found at twimlai.com/go/595

In this episode recorded live at ASTE 2022,  Lucas and David discuss EVs and hybrids with Isaac Rodell, a manager with Worldpac Training Institute's Alternative fuels program, owner of NC Auto Rescue, and an industry-recognized expert on alternatively-fueled vehicles. Are you spending your nights at the shop or worrying about the shop? Get the numbers you need to see what's going on with each tech and each profit center, thanks to advanced analytics. Get Shop-Ware.com and get some sleep.Click Here: Get Shop-Ware.comDon't miss out on AAPEX 2022! Click here to register: https://bit.ly/AAPEX-2022 Support the show

The ghost of Todd Palin and Troopergate visits Angela Rodell. Why do local newspapers make it so hard to love them? Maia on what $3,200 buys and a book about the nineties.

Derek and Stacey recap the episode, then chat with Libby Villari about playing powerhouse characters like Ann Richards on stage and Mayor Lucy Rodell on FNL. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Cohosts J.R. and Eric are back in the studio to discuss a recent interview with Advisor Rodell, who's really into wireless gear (https://www.crutchfield.com/r/9T1). They chat about all kinds of topics, from similarities between Crutchfield and a fine dining experience, specialized short throw projector screens (https://www.crutchfield.com/r/9T2), covering songs by Katy Perry, and JBL's recent visit to our HQ (https://www.crutchfield.com/r/9T4).  Check out some of the gear they talk about: Eton Aqualite solar powered lantern and water bottle (https://www.crutchfield.com/r/9T6) NAD D 3020 V2 integrated amp and DAC (https://www.crutchfield.com/r/9T7) Sony WH-1000XM5 over-ear noise-cancelling headphones (https://www.crutchfield.com/r/9T8) Ultimate Ears WONDERBOOM 2 portable Bluetooth speaker (https://www.crutchfield.com/r/9T9) Portable chargers (https://www.crutchfield.com/r/9TA) Plus, don't forget to check out what's happening on our livestream show, Crutchfield LIVE (https://www.crutchfield.com/r/9TB).

All the world's great cities have some things in common and fantastic food is one of them. But what happens if a city doesn't have a chief restaurant critic? Besha Rodell, the recently appointed Chief Restaurant Critic for The Age and Good Weekend discusses the role of a great food writer and why she prefers to remain anonymous. Then it's time to visit Sydney's newest herbarium at the Australian Botanic Garden in Mount Annan. Denise Ora, Chief Executive of the Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust, and Brett Summerell, Director Research and Chief Botanist, join Tim Entwisle for an amble through the new facility and discuss why they're critical to conserving plants and fighting climate change. Annie and Jonathan just can't get enough of the humble spud. In the latest edition of Kitchen Rudimental, Annie Smithers teaches Jonathan how to master a Potato Terrine with Gruyère. And finally, Colin Bisset explores the Tower House in London's Holland Park. It's the work of William Burges, an architect whose small but significant output represents a high point in the Gothic Revival. This is everything that minimalism is not.

HOUR 1Tom and Tom talk weekends and activities and NFLUnions have the spotlight nationally, but membership remains low / (NPR) https://www.npr.org/2022/01/28/1075803876/unions-have-enthusiasm-media-spotlight-but-membership-numbers-lagTom praises Capstone's charity support and PIP PrintingUkraine and RussiaGOP has gained majorities in 13 battleground states / (WT) https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2022/jan/27/gop-track-battleground-gains-biden-drags-down-tick/Transgender swimmer causing issues in female locker room with nudity / (DM) https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10445679/Lia-Thomas-UPenn-teammate-says-trans-swimmer-doesnt-cover-genitals-locker-room.htmlHOUR 2Subpoenas and special investigation launches on Rodell investigation / https://www.adn.com/politics/alaska-legislature/2022/01/27/legislators-agree-to-spend-100000-and-issue-subpoenas-in-special-inquiry-into-firing-of-alaska-permanent-fund-head/Mayor Bronson vetoes Assembly ordinance over meeting rules / (ADN) https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/anchorage/2022/01/27/mayor-bronson-vetoes-anchorage-assembly-ordinance-over-meeting-rules/Dave Stieren from the Governor's Office on the State-of-the-StateHow many electoral votes are in each state? / https://www.britannica.com/story/how-many-electoral-college-votes-does-each-us-state-haveMan who killed the Zoo groundskeeper gets 55 years / (ANS) https://www.alaskasnewssource.com/2022/01/28/anchorage-man-sentenced-55-years-prison-murder-alaska-zoo-goundskeeper/Alaska Legislature rejects / (ANS) https://www.alaskasnewssource.com/2022/01/27/alaska-legislature-rejects-proposed-legislator-pay-cut-per-diem-changes/

“I would say the thing that is on your side is time and so be patient in everything that you're building. Take advice from people who have been where you want to go and ignore anyone who hasn't.” In Season 3, Episode 2 of the Boss Uncaged Podcast, S.A. Grant sits down with the CEO & Founding Partner of X-Factor Capital, Rodell Razor.

Headlines first thing this morning, in case you missed anything yesterday, then we'll dive right into the weekly Top 3 with Brad Keithley from Alaskan's for Sustainable Budget in hour one. We'll talk about $600 million in revenue that the Governor is ignoring, something that may be the reason for Rodell's termination and how the Oil Prices are going to effect us. Then in hour two we'll take some calls and then dive into our weekly PMA session with friend of the show Chris Story.

The goal of the Superhuman Project podcast is to help professionals learn best practices on Self-Mastery & Self Development from Industry experts and become the best version of themselves. Adam Rodell is the Managing Director, Business Success – Industry Digital Strategist with Microsoft Corporation. Adam is true example of how to successfully break into non-traditional careers with a unique education background. He majored in History & Philosophy and planned his way into the technology industry by getting his first break at Teradata Corporation with no prior skills or experience. He has a successful 16+ year career at Microsoft Corporation in Solution Sales & People Management.   In this Episode, Adam shares with us his recipe for pursuing professional success, career planning, breaking into technology industry, transferrable skills from one industry to another, how digital transformation is changing every industry, preparing for future workplace, time management, re-inventing yourself, mindfulness, brain hacking, emotional quotient, & emotional intelligence. Adams' reading list – the work of Abraham Lincoln for leadership, Sun Tzu's Art of War to dive in business management and psychology, The rise of superman – on decoding human performance and brain hacking.TAGS - #emotionalintelligence #selfmanagement #timemanagement #freetime  #smartwork #timeboxing #futureofwork #digitaltransformation PEOPLE - @danielgoleman Visit us: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amulmago/.Find us on Youtube – https://tinyurl.com/shponyoutube Find us on Apple iTunes - https://tinyurl.com/shponitunes Find us on Spotify - https://tinyurl.com/tshponspotify Please Follow & Subscribe us.  

Sponsors: Orange Beach Invasion, After Hours, Scrapin the Coast, & Bayou Showdown ODB & The Mayor intro the episode (their shortest intro ever) ODB interviews the //NC Rod Rodell covering many topics including How Rob got involved in the truck scene The storied history of "LOMEGO" which graced the cover of Mini Truckin' July '98 Stories of him driving to Cali to river runs, helping Jendro @ The Chop Shop and learning from Sean Mahaney Building one of the first body dropped Nissan Frontier pickups How "Road Fools" came about which was in the 1st issue of Street Trucks Magazine  Bumper music in this episode includes free music from YouTube Studio. Photos in the cover art submitted by Rob Rodell.  RIP Mark “Papa Smurf” Ballard! We miss you Dad    Stay On Da Rise! 

Jennifer continues her conversation with food critic and New York Times columnist Besha Rodell talking about the future of restaurants, how the pandemic will change dining moving forward as well as the difficulties of working as a food critic.

@Jenniferzyman is joined by food critic and New York Times columnist Besha Rodell for the first of a two-part interview. In part 1, @Besharodell talks about how food played a role in her life growing up in Australia before explaining what goes into her annual piece for Food and Wine Magazine on the 30 best restaurants in the world.

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We sit down with Former Professional Athlete Rodel Razor and talk through his transition from professional athlete to business owner. The difficulties and the strengths professional athletes face during the transition into owning an athlete business. View Full podcast on any major outlet or visit it here: View our podcast at: https://creatitive.com/podcast/

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Dr. Tim Rodell, Chief Executive Officer, Aethlon Medical brings us up to speed on the work at Aethlon in developing immunotherapeutic technologies using their Hemopurifier to clear a virus as well as exosomes in patients with cancer as blood flows through the nanofibers of the Hemopurifier cartridge. With more recent understanding of the role of exosomes in the spread of cancer, Aethlon is exploring the advantage of adding treatment with Hemopurifier to make more patients respond to Keytruda. With an Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) from the FDA, Aethlon is opening clinical trials on treating COVID-19 with Hemopurifier to remove the SARS-CoV-2 COVID virus from the circulation. @aethlon_medical #immunotherapy #cancer #exosomes #Infectiousdiseases #COVID19 AethlonMedical.com Download the transcript here.

Dr. Tim Rodell, Chief Executive Officer, Aethlon Medical brings us up to speed on the work at Aethlon in developing immunotherapeutic technologies using their Hemopurifier to clear a virus as well as exosomes in patients with cancer as blood flows through the nanofibers of the Hemopurifier cartridge. With more recent understanding of the role of exosomes in the spread of cancer, Aethlon is exploring the advantage of adding treatment with Hemopurifier to make more patients respond to Keytruda. With an Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) from the FDA, Aethlon is opening clinical trials on treating COVID-19 with Hemopurifier to remove the SARS-CoV-2 COVID virus from the circulation. @aethlon_medical #immunotherapy #cancer #exosomes #Infectiousdiseases #COVID19 AethlonMedical.com Listen to the podcast here.

This week I’m sharing an interview with my near and dear friend, dance partner and wing girl, Sara Rodell. This interview I had with Sara was done in early May so if it sounds like it isn’t current, well, that’s why. Even though many of us are slowly leaving lockdown now, so much of this conversation is still relevant, insightful, and inspiring. Tune in, turn on, and enjoy.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.ashleymkelsch.com/post/catching-up-sara-rodell

Sara Rodell talks about her experience starting Loop & Tie. She shares her tips to pitching effectively, how she has taken advantage of the $90 billion gift industry, the future of branding, and much more. "Our world is better if companies behave in a way that is more human." - Sara Rodell

Scott M. Rodell has studied martial arts since the age of nine. He has dedicated the last four decades exclusively to study of Yang Family Taijiquan (T’ai Chi Ch’uan). Rodell spent many years traveling to find and study with the best teachers in this lineage to fulfill a person goal - renovating Yang Family Taijiquan. He sought out teachers known for certain specialties, pulling together elements of the system that have become separated and fragmented. Rodell has been privileged to receive instruction in Push Hands and Free Fighting from William C. C. Chen, Sword and Push Hands from T.T. Liang and the Yang Family Michuan Taijiquan, form, applications, push hands, fan, sword and spear, from Wang Yen-nien. Rodell is the Director of the Great River Taoist Center. The Center was founded in 1984 and now is headquatered in Washington, DC and has branch and affiliated school across America, Europe and Australia. He began teaching internationally in the Russia at the request of the Soviet Wushu Federation in 1991. In 1992, the Moscow branch officially opened as a branch of Great River. For fourteen years, Rodell taught across western Russia before turning over the Russian Branch of GRTC to his disciple student, Albert Efimov. While in Russia, Rodell made TV programs about Taijiquan for Moscow’s learning channel and Sochi local Television and has been interviewed by various daily newspapers. Rodell is also the author of nine books on Historical Martial Arts, Chinese Swordsmanship - the Yang Family Taiji Jian Tradition, Taiji Notebook for Martial Artist, A Practical Guide to Test Cutting for Historical Swordsmanship, Traditional Manchu Archery of the Qing Imperial Guard, Shi Jian Pu - Manual of Ten Sword Skills - A Handbook of Chinese Swordsmanship, Dandaofa Xuan - Chinese Long Saber Techniques Anthology, Fundamentals of the Wudang Sword Method - Selected Translations with Commentary from a Manual of Chinese Swordsmanship, The Taijiquan Classics: A Martial Artist's Translation, and Ming Chinese Military Swordsmanship. Having been called the “Father of the Renaissance of Chinese Swordsmanship,” teacher Rodell is best know internationally for his efforts reviving Chinese Historical Sword Work. He is particularly has been reborn due to his work. Considered the leading authority on Chinese Swordsmanship, Rodell travels frequently to Europe (Estonia, Netherlands, Poland, United Kingdom), across the US and to Australia and Canada to lead seminars in this art. Currently, he teaches over 20 seminars a years. He has also recently founded an online Academy of Chinese Swordsmanship. Over the years Rodell has taught a wide variety of classes to a diverse audience including Vietnamese refugee children, jail inmates, seniors at the Library of Congress, in addition to his regular weekly classes.Rodell has appeared twice on the popular series, “Man at Arms Reforged,” in the episodes Green Destiny (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon) S3, E8 and 400 Year-Old Dandao Sword S3, E15.Rodell was one of the first ten Americans to enter the door of the Jin Shan Pai, a traditional school of Taoist Nei Gong. Rodell, initiated into the Jin Shan Pai by Wang Yen-nien, is a sixth generation teacher in this tradition.Purchase Scott M. Rodell's cutting Jian and Dao: https://sevenstarstrading.com/site/Music from https://filmmusic.io "Eastern Thought" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommoSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/grounddragonma)

Sara talks to us about the equilibrium of giving and receiving, the flow of gifting and letting her work flow through her. She shares her insights around efforting less, the power of showing up and letting go of a narrative of control during COVID-19. 00:35 Intro 00:55 Loop & Tie 01:48 Motivated- what is it that's different 02:31 What drives behavior change 02:43 A narrative of control 03;03 Predictability 03:41 Should vs Could 04:11 Meditation 04:40 Effort- Less 05:56 A calmer leader 06;29 Coherence 07:50 You don't need a reason to take a step back 09:11 Covid tech Connect 09:58 Loop and Tie - the business of gifting 12:53 Quirky Gifts 15:39 What makes a gift different 17:21 Connection more important than ever 18:20 Gifting without Expecting 19:00 Recipocity 19:20 The flow of giving and receiving 20:43 Receiving is a gift 22:18 Gifts aren't always good 23:35 The gift of communication 24:20 A priceless gift 26:18 How do you motivate 28:18 Missing big dates 30:38 Showing Up 31:21 Feels like a mission 31:59 Being motivated as a human 33:44 Wellness: the most popular category during Covid-19 36:32 The problem you are solving for 37:00 Tablets for hospitals 38:00 The tipping point 39:25Feeling helpless 40:45 Finding Equilibrium: a team effort 42:07 How many Slack channels can I name 42;24 Do More, Effort Less 43:00 Mindfulness bullshit 44:00 My work flows through me 45:10 Old School 46:00 Create moments of feeling vulnerability where you can offer it and receive it

Join me and special guest Rodell Razor as he explains his Blueprint To Wealth --- learning sales, mastering the enterprise sale and flipping his  high income to Entrepreneurship. Rodell also discuss navigating the exercise and fitness industry during COVID-19 and provides aspiring entrepreneurs an opportunity to collaborate with his team.       

On this episode, we sit down with Sara Rodell, the founder of Loop & Tie, to talk about the art of gifting, her career journey from finance to entrepreneurship, and the importance of the pay-it-forward mindset. Sara also shares Loop & Tie's background of supporting small businesses and being an NFL fan-favorite. 

On this episode, we sit down with Sara Rodell, the founder of Loop & Tie, to talk about the art of gifting, her career journey from finance to entrepreneurship, and the importance of the pay-it-forward mindset. Sara also shares Loop & Tie's background of supporting small businesses and being an NFL fan-favorite. 

When most people think of the Alaska Permanent Fund, they think of the dividend that hits their bank account once a year, but it can be so much more than that. Angela Rodell, the Executive Director of the Permanent Fund Corporation announced a $200 million initiative to invest in Alaska companies. To see the presentation, go to https://youtu.be/AWdDcmqxx3s To learn more about Accelerate www.accelerateak.com & www.acceleratearctic.com

We have talked before about the importance of finding meaning at work. But, new research shows that you can actually have too much meaning on the job at times. When and how might having too much meaning matter? Listen and learn so you can calibrate your own connection to meaning at work! Links:  Vogel, Rodell, […] The post You Mean Too Much to Me! appeared first on Workr Beeing | The Science Of Thriving Workplaces.

Broderick has dedicated his life to the process of self-realization not only for his own wellbeing, but so that he may also better serve others. His passion and calling is to aid others as an educator in the art of practicing a life well lived. He sees his role as guide to those interested in acquiring the knowledge, skills and practices that will enable them to develop the characteristics that are conducive to self-realization, wellbeing and flourishing and. A holistic approach to yoga that embraces a broad spectrum of truth claims from past to present over various traditions and disciplines is his means. He also teaches capoeira, a Brazilian dance/martial art, to which h Broderick was introduced to yoga posture practice in 2000 while a graduate student in chemical engineering at Georgia Tech. During this time he embarked on a self-discovery process, exploring ideas about who he was while undertaking significant lifestyle changes to enhance his wellbeing. He also began to lose interest in his dream to teach engineering at a university. His experimentation in healthy living kindled an interest in serving others within the health and wellness profession. To the bewilderment of his research advisor and friends, after completing his PhD, he made the difficult decision to follow his newly perceived calling and forewent a potential career as a professor of chemical engineering. From his experiments in transforming his lifestyle through alternative approaches, he took a risk, and decided to study naturopathic medicine at Bastyr University in Seattle, WA instead of conventional medical school. While at Bastyr he furthered his own growth and came to a much better understanding of the root of suffering and the path to wellbeing. During this time his interest in yoga was rekindled as a result of his curiosity in psychosomatic healing. In 2009, a year after completing his Doctorate of Natural Medicine, he went on sabbatical to study yoga asana and meditation. While on this pursuit, he realized that yoga was much more than physical practice, and that his yogic journey commenced when he began the process of self-discovery back in 1999 before he ever took a yoga asana class. Broderick went on to get his teacher training certification in 2011 from the Mt Madonna Center under the guidance of master yogi Sri Baba Hari Dass. He has since been a dedicated student, practitioner and teacher. His interest is in a holistic approach to yoga as a means for self-realization that includes physical practices, breathing exercises, meditation, philosophy and selfless service.

Today on GBH Out Loud, you’ll hear Besha Rodell read her House Culture story called “The Pub, the Farm, and the Forest — A Return to Narnia,” published on November 14, 2019.  Our House Culture series goes beyond beer—it’s a place where we can share stories of critical engagement, and ask readers to look closely at the parts of life that make it worth drinking. In one of our most recent House Culture pieces, we asked Besha, who is a food and culture writer (she currently works for the New York Times reporting on the dining scene in Australia) to write a piece for us. As she shares, sometimes the stories closest to us—the ones about our very identity and the way we interact with the world—are the most challenging, and rewarding, to write.  Before Besha starts reading, you’ll hear her share how this beautiful essay came together—follow along as she reads by checking out her article at GoodBeerHunting.com.  This is Besha Rodell reading her article, “The Pub, the Farm, and the Forest — A Return to Narnia.” Listen in. 

Varför vandaliserades Zlatans staty? Hur vanligt är det egentligen att resa statyer över människor som fortfarande lever, och varför började vi göra statyer från första början? Detta och mycket mer hjälper Magnus Rodell som är docent i idéhistoria på Södertörns Högskola oss att besvara.

Rodell (Ro'dey The Entertainer) Cumberbatch is a broadcast radio personality and comedian who is recognized for having been an on-air personality on 96.1 WEFM's morning show program The Breakfast Party and is also one of the most popular Trinbagonian youtube personalities and commedians. He is also the founder and owner of Blu Moon Productions.

Listen on: iTunes Anchor Spotify Google Guest: Rodell Razor Social Media: @RodellRazor If you've never felt like quitting, your dreams just arent big enough” ~ R. Razor Making dreams become a reality has been the mission Rodell Razor has been on since he came into the world back on a chilly 39-degree day in Anchorage, AK. That cold, arctic January morning back in 1987 would forever change the dynamic of Rodell's significant journey through life. The first-born child to Jovan & Natalie Razor, Rodell always shown that his talents would be what propelled him into greatness. Due to circumstances beyond anyone's control, Natalie instantly became a single mother raising 5 beautiful children on her own. Even though Ms. Razor made sure she kept her children happy through the tough times, Rodell's youth was riddled with watching his mother work 2 and sometimes 3 jobs to try to make ends meet for their bare necessities. This not only sparked his desire to be a provider, but it gave life to Rodell's passion for wanting to help his mother in any way he could. As a child, Rodell's dream was to play professional football. He knew that a salary from the NFL would skyrocket his family's status from being restricted to poverty to wealthy overnight. All he had to do was remain focused. His work ethic on the field at Federal Way High School, in Federal Way, WA proved that he not only had what it took, but he could lead a team to victory. With his football achievements in one hand and his average academic achievements in the other, Rodell was accepted to Eastern Oregon University. His college career not only yielded an MBA in Business, but it afforded him the opportunity to exercise his networking abilities and forge valuable friendships with people who are now considered to be a part of his family. Website: Thesuccessjourneyshow.com Email: Successjourneypodcast@gmail.com Instagram: Successjourneyshow Facebook: Successjourneyshow Twitter: success_show

Jeff was joined by Angela Rodell, the CEO of the Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation. They discuss her history working as an investment banker in New York City, how she started working in Alaska, her time as Commissioner of the Department of Revenue, how she became CEO of the APFC, the history of the APFC, how it functions, the kinds of investments they make, as well as some of the successful investments they have made over the years. 

Ep.009 Creating Momentum with Rodell Razor Nothing is held back in this candid conversation on overcoming obstacles, getting gritty, and how to create a success strategy that's doable with Rodell Razor, a Momentum Creator, Speaker, and Coach.  One of my favorite things Rodell said is, "life isn't for sissies!" He shares his personal journey of hitting rock bottom, filing for bankruptcy and having his car repossessed while being a single dad and obtaining food from a local food pantry. Connect with Rodell here: Rodellrazor.com Instagram: @rodellrazor SocialMagnet.us

ROKK Solutions' Kristen Hawn and Rodell Mollineau join The Electables' hosts Adrienne Elrod & Doug Thornell to get way into the weeds on the Democratic primary field ... over adult beverages. You can also find us on iTunes: http://bit.ly/electables, Google Play: http://bit.ly/GooglePlay_Electables, iHeart: http://bit.ly/iHeart_Electables, Spotify: http://bit.ly/Spotify_ELCTBLS, Stitcher: http://bit.ly/Stitcher_ELCTBLS, Castbox: http://bit.ly/Castbox_Electables, Twitter: @TheElectables, @adrienneelrod, @dthornell, @rokksolutions, @KristenRHawn, @rodell

Recorded live at Santa Lucia pizza, Rodell and Hustler talk media and Jets. Get to know the man behind the voice.

Rodell joins Alex and Rick in talking about Boo 2: A Madea Halloween. We may have gone too far this time.

Rodell joins Alex and Rick in talking about Boo 2: A Madea Halloween. We may have gone too far this time.

We are in the midst of a cultural shift from mass-market, generic outreach and offerings, to targeted messaging and product choice. With the adoption of social media outlets as forums for communications, customer expectations have changed. We expect companies to monitor our reactions and respond to us as individuals. Companies who adapt their products to match this cultural shift see winning results. Tesla took market share by allowing consumers to customize a car and have it delivered. Progressive created tools to customize insurance coverage. Amazon has fostered a norm that shoppers can have any product they want delivered cheaply and quickly. In the Age of Personal Choice, everyone wants their choices to be accommodated. In the face of these changing cultural expectations, generic outreach doesn't build engagement. According to Loop & Tie CEO, Sara Rodell, this is just the beginning of the consumer choice revolution. This trend has already affected the economy and in turn will change how businesses market to their customers. Special Guest: Sara Rodell.

In episode 45 I chat with Sara Rodell about starting her company Loop & Tie, her path to entrepreneurship (including a major pivot), and the learnings she has picked up along the way.

For their debut episode, Richard & Jazmin welcome the prolific and mysterious LA Weekly critic Besha Rodell as she talks about her humble journey in the world of food criticism, maintaining her secret identity all these years, and her thoughts on cultural appropriation in the restaurant industry.

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NYC's pastor-to-the-sceptics Tim Keller debates atheist Jeremy Rodell. Tim's new book 'Making Sense of God: An invitation to the sceptical' is a prequel to his bestselling 2008 book 'The Reason For God'. Tim is pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York. Jeremy is the dialogue officer for the British Humanist Association. They discuss whether humanism is a form of faith, as well as identity and hope, and whether atheism or Christianity best explains our deepest longings.  Karl Faase also joins Justin to talk about a new video resource 'Jesus the Game Changer'. For Tim's book Making Sense of God: http://www.timothykeller.com/books/making-sense-of-god   Can We Agree To Disagree? Dialogue event 14 Nov: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/can-we-agree-to-disagree-christians-humanists-in-dialogue-tickets-27430401068 Order Unbelievable? The Conference 2016 DVD/MP3CD & Digital Download: http://www.premier.org.uk/Shop For more faith debates visit: http://www.premierchristianradio.com/Shows/Saturday/Unbelievable Join the conversation: Facebook and Twitter Get the MP3 Podcast of Unbelievable? Via RSS or iTunes

Success boils down to understanding the needs and desires of your customer. Plain and simple. You need to discover what resonates most with customers, share that information amongst your team, and activate the idea. In this episode, Sara Rodell, Founder of Loop & Tie, explains how to execute this 3-step process to drive growth.

In his new book ‘Go Is No Thing’ Rupert Shortt argues that many ‘new atheists’ have a faulty view of God that doesn’t take seriously the philosophical arguments that thinkers like Thomas Aquinas gave many centuries ago for the existence of God. Rupert discusses the issues with atheist Jeremy Rodell, dialogue officer for the British Humanist Association. We also hear some feedback to the most recent Bauckham vs Ehrman shows. For Unbelievable? The Conference 2016: http://www.premierchristianradio.com/unbelievable2016" For God Is No Thing: http://www.hurstpublishers.com/book/god-is-no-thing/ For Jeremy Rodell: https://humanism.org.uk/about/our-people/trustees/ For more faith debates visit http://www.premierchristianradio.com/Shows/Saturday/Unbelievable Join the conversation: Facebook and Twitter Get the MP3 Podcast of Unbelievable? Via RSS or Via Itunes

episodefifty: “James Beard-Plucking + Netflix & COOKED” (w/ guest Besha Rodell of LA WEEKLY)

Austin Woman Ingrid Vanderveldt, Melinda Garvey and Sara Rodell by J.B. Hager

Colin Marshall sits down in Silver Lake with Besha Rodell, who has written about food in New York and Atlanta, and last year came to Los Angeles to become the Weekly's restaurant critic. They discuss the secret appeal and non-Australian origins of the Outback Steakhouse's Bloomin' Onion; her Australian youth, and the friends who insisted she join them at Koala Blue after she came to the States; what counts as authentic Australian cuisine, and the tortured question of "authenticity" in Los Angeles; her concerns with what people really eat; her predecessor Jonathan Gold's influence on the city's food culture; the appeal of putting yourself utterly at a restaurant's mercy; "ego-driven" versus "devotional" cuisine; the strange modern prevalence of kale salads; her preference for odd and uneven dishes versus perfect and derivative ones; how she got to know Los Angeles in the three weeks she had before moving here and then assembling the Weekly's 99 Essential Restaurants list; the paradox of more money on the west side and less food there; how far you have to go before a restaurant doesn't count as "in Los Angeles" anymore — or whether such a distance exists; the spread of this city's culinary interestingness, and how it compares, culturally, to Atlanta's divide between "Inside the Perimeter" and "Outside the Perimeter"; how ideally, a restaurant critic would move to a new Los Angeles neighborhood every two months; the advantages of the "bogus" system of star ratings, and why chefs want their stars; the current blowup in food interest, and what the internet has to do with it; how she came up through restaurant culture, and came to appreciate how you can't be "kind of a cook"; how you can't understand Los Angeles if you don't eat much here, and how best to understand it when you do go eating.