Podcast appearances and mentions of Russell Shaw

Much to the chagrin of Matthew, who had to edit it, the four-person draft is back! This time, Samuel, Matthew, Ashley Day and Dave Scarborough are fighting over the best games on Xbox 360 (note: some of them may not be the best, but that's for you to decide).This week's music is from the Fable 2 soundtrack by Danny Elfman and Russell Shaw, plus the the Bayonetta soundtrack by Helena Noguerra, Bart Howard, as well as Norihiko Hibino, Takahiro Izutani, Masami Ueda, Hiroshi Yamaguchi, Rei Kondoh, Takayasu Sodeoka, Erina Niwa, Yoshitaka Suzuki and Naoto Tanaka. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ravi kicks off the show by taking a closer look at the state of early voting, from trends in battleground states like North Carolina, Georgia, and Pennsylvania to what the latest data means for Harris and Trump. He then sits down with Russell Shaw, head of Georgetown Day School, to discuss lighthouse parenting, or guiding children while allowing them the independence to grow through challenges. Russell shares his experiences running a school through the lens of lighthouse parenting and how it can foster student voice and resilience. Ravi and Russell also explore the role of technology in education, the impact of limiting screen time, and what it means to truly prepare kids for the future, both academically and personally. Leave us a voicemail with your thoughts on the show! 321-200-0570 --- Follow Ravi at @ravimgupta Follow The Branch at @thebranchmedia Notes from this episode are available on Substack: https://thelostdebate.substack.com/ Lost Debate is available on the following platforms:  • Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lost-debate/id1591300785 • Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7xR9pch9DrQDiZfGB5oF0F • YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ravimgupta • Google: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5tZWdhcGhvbmUuZm0vTERJNTc1ODE3Mzk3Nw  • iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-lost-debate-88330217/ • Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.co.uk/podcasts/752ca262-2801-466d-9654-2024de72bd1f/the-lost-debate

Today we pull from the Scepter Publisher's title, Why We Need Confession, by Russell Shaw. The excerpt is chapter 4: Will Being Good Make Me Happy?

Send us a Text Message.In this episode of Trackin' Tracker, Scott, Ryan, and Mike celebrate the long-awaited appearance of Russell Shaw, the enigmatic brother who supposedly killed the Shaw family patriarch. The gang tries to understand if it's possible to overcome a complex 20 year absence in 10 minutes, which brother is better for Reenie, why the director cut out all of the action scenes, and if they could run a family business with their own sibling.00:36 Character Analysis: Russell Shaw02:59 Plot Breakdown: Colter and Russ Reunite04:52 Action and Banter: The Brothers' Dynamic06:04 Russell's Flirtations and Character Depth06:50 Critique of the Episode's Plot and Execution13:40 The Absurdity of the Action Scenes20:32 Russell and Colter's Bonding23:41 Rating the Episode26:00 Discussion on Sibling Dynamics28:52 Hypothetical Family Business Ventures39:21 Russell's Backstory and Family Conflict43:45 Predictions and Conclusion

Description:In this podcast episode, Bill Risser and Russell Shaw delve into the fascinating world of real estate and career success. They explore the evolution of Phoenix real estate, from a small town to a bustling metropolis. Shaw's unconventional career path from selling life insurance to comedy and then real estate is also discussed. The concept of "carte blanche" is explored, emphasizing the importance of freedom and authority in one's career. Effective communication skills are highlighted as crucial for success in the industry. The evolution of real estate advertising is examined, with an emphasis on understanding consumer needs. The significance of systems and replicable success is also discussed, with insights from expert Gary Keller. Building trust and treating clients with respect are emphasized, and valuable resources for homeowners and real estate professionals are mentioned.Episode Outline:(00:00:00) The Evolution of Phoenix Real Estate(00:06:30) From Life Insurance to Comedy(00:13:02) The Power of Carte Blanche(00:20:07) The Importance of Communication in Real Estate(00:26:28) The Evolution of Effective Real Estate Advertising(00:33:35) Real Estate Success and Systems(00:40:48) Building Trust in Real Estate(00:47:36) No Hassle Listing00:00:00 - Russell ShawWell, it would be the ability to talk to people. It would be the ability to communicate to people. And it would be like if I said, what's the most important part of intelligence? Let's take it that way. It would be to have some idea of what's going on with the other person.00:00:24 - Bill RisserYou're listening to the Real Estate Sessions podcast. And I'm your host, Bill Risser, executive Vice President, Strategic Partnerships with RateMyAgent, a digital marketing platform designed to help great agents harness the power of verified reviews. For more information, head on over to Ratemyagent.com. Listen in as I interview industry leaders and get their stories and journeys to the world of real estate. Hi, everybody. Welcome to episode 360 of the Real Estate Sessions podcast. As always, thank you so much for tuning in. Thank you so much for telling a friend today I have a real treat for you. We are headed to Phoenix, Arizona, where we are going to be talking to one of the legends of Phoenix real estate, some might say The Godfather, just a huge figure in Phoenix real estate. I'm talking about Russell Shaw. Russell is with Realty, one group. When I first moved to Phoenix, he was bigger than life. You're going to see that as we get into the conversations. The phrase I'm applying for a job is something that if you were in Phoenix in the early two thousand s, you heard it over and over and over. Just an amazing guy. Let's get this thing started. Russ, welcome to the podcast.00:01:34 - Russell ShawThank you so much, Bill. I appreciate you having me on.00:01:38 - Bill RisserI've been remiss in waiting this long to have you on here. I just introduced you as the legend of Phoenix real estate and some of the great things you've done and the fact that I first moved to Phoenix in 2000 and my mornings were greeted just about every morning watching the news with I'm applying for a job. We're going to talk about that shortly, but first I'd like to start at the beginning.00:02:06 - Russell ShawSure.00:02:06 - Bill RisserRush, you're a native phoenician. There are very few of you floating around.00:02:10 - Russell ShawWell, yeah, I was born in Phoenix, lived in Phoenix all my life.00:02:14 - Bill RisserLet's talk about that. Let's talk about, first of all, some of the changes.00:02:20 - Russell ShawOh my God. Like when...

We are now only a few weeks away from the start of the Synod on Synodality in Rome, and Synod officials have announced that the media will have limited access to the Synod's sessions. This raises the question: Is a Tightly-Controlled Information Flow the Best Way to Go? This week on Register Radio we talk with Russell Shaw one of the great veterans of the Catholic Press about the Synod, secrecy, and the state of Catholic media.

We are now only a few weeks away from the start of the Synod on Synodality in Rome, and Synod officials have announced that the media will have limited access to the Synod's sessions. This raises the question: Is a Tightly-Controlled Information Flow the Best Way to Go? This week on Register Radio we talk with Russell Shaw one of the great veterans of the Catholic Press about the Synod, secrecy, and the state of Catholic media.

Description:In this podcast episode, Bill Risser and Russell Shaw delve into the fascinating world of real estate and career success. They explore the evolution of Phoenix real estate, from a small town to a bustling metropolis. Shaw's unconventional career path from selling life insurance to comedy and then real estate is also discussed. The concept of "carte blanche" is explored, emphasizing the importance of freedom and authority in one's career. Effective communication skills are highlighted as crucial for success in the industry. The evolution of real estate advertising is examined, with an emphasis on understanding consumer needs. The significance of systems and replicable success is also discussed, with insights from expert Gary Keller. Building trust and treating clients with respect are emphasized, and valuable resources for homeowners and real estate professionals are mentioned.Episode Outline:(00:00:00) The Evolution of Phoenix Real Estate(00:06:30) From Life Insurance to Comedy(00:13:02) The Power of Carte Blanche(00:20:07) The Importance of Communication in Real Estate(00:26:28) The Evolution of Effective Real Estate Advertising(00:33:35) Real Estate Success and Systems(00:40:48) Building Trust in Real Estate(00:47:36) No Hassle Listing00:00:00 - Russell ShawWell, it would be the ability to talk to people. It would be the ability to communicate to people. And it would be like if I said, what's the most important part of intelligence? Let's take it that way. It would be to have some idea of what's going on with the other person.00:00:24 - Bill RisserYou're listening to the Real Estate Sessions podcast. And I'm your host, Bill Risser, executive Vice President, Strategic Partnerships with RateMyAgent, a digital marketing platform designed to help great agents harness the power of verified reviews. For more information, head on over to Ratemyagent.com. Listen in as I interview industry leaders and get their stories and journeys to the world of real estate. Hi, everybody. Welcome to episode 360 of the Real Estate Sessions podcast. As always, thank you so much for tuning in. Thank you so much for telling a friend today I have a real treat for you. We are headed to Phoenix, Arizona, where we are going to be talking to one of the legends of Phoenix real estate, some might say The Godfather, just a huge figure in Phoenix real estate. I'm talking about Russell Shaw. Russell is with Realty, one group. When I first moved to Phoenix, he was bigger than life. You're going to see that as we get into the conversations. The phrase I'm applying for a job is something that if you were in Phoenix in the early two thousand s, you heard it over and over and over. Just an amazing guy. Let's get this thing started. Russ, welcome to the podcast.00:01:34 - Russell ShawThank you so much, Bill. I appreciate you having me on.00:01:38 - Bill RisserI've been remiss in waiting this long to have you on here. I just introduced you as the legend of Phoenix real estate and some of the great things you've done and the fact that I first moved to Phoenix in 2000 and my mornings were greeted just about every morning watching the news with I'm applying for a job. We're going to talk about that shortly, but first I'd like to start at the beginning.00:02:06 - Russell ShawSure.00:02:06 - Bill RisserRush, you're a native phoenician. There are very few of you floating around.00:02:10 - Russell ShawWell, yeah, I was born in Phoenix, lived in Phoenix all my life.00:02:14 - Bill RisserLet's talk about that. Let's talk about, first of all, some of the changes.00:02:20 - Russell ShawOh my God.

Ken talks with Russell Shaw “Revitalizing Catholicism in America: Nine Tasks for Every Catholic” (OSV) and Katherin Nolte “Back to the Bright Before” (Random House). Russell's book is available at: https://www.orderosv.com/…/revitalizing-catholicism-in… and Katherin's book at: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/…/back-to-the…/ Follow Katherin at: https://www.katherinnolte.com/

Today's episode stretches the lending niche, but fifty-four years ago, humanity landed on the moon, so I'm feeling flexible. And anyway, people lend to airport operators all the time, so it won't be too long until spaceports are seen as similarly stable fixed-cost operators.When I was younger, if a conversation involved a South African tech billionaire and space, you were talking about Mark Shuttleworth (lovely nominative determinism there, by the way). More recently, the same talking points would more of course be associated with Elon Musk. I'll never not enjoy seeing a SpaceX rocket land back on a barge after a successful launch. But Elon's been busy with other matters, and now there's a new name in the Industry: Russell Shaw. Is Russell a tech billionaire? No. But I'm not Joe Rogan, so I can't exactly point fingers

In this episode, I discuss why education upholds democracy, the importance of student agency, creating an environment of joy, and why schools of the future will be centred around people not technology.

What makes a great landman and leader? In this episode, Steve Carr invites his mentor, former VP of Operations at Dudley Headquarters in Oklahoma City, Russell Shaw. Russel shares his professional journey from architect to landman, becoming an integral part of Dudley Land, and staying in the game even after retirement.Time Stamps00:38 - Intro to Russell Shaw03:22 - How Russel Got His Start in Land06:53 - Russell's Career Journey with Dudley Land12:54 - Biggest Lessons That Steve Learned From Russell14:32 - Dudley Land Company's Management Program18:26 - What Makes a Good Project Manager?21:33 - Think Like a VP23:54 - Industry Takeaways While Working for Dudley25:42 - Russell's Post-Retirement Journey29:38 - A Look Into the Land Industry's Future32:21 - A Rewarding Part of the Land Industry33:44 - Episode OutroSnippets From The Episode“Everybody's different underneath you, and who works with you, so you can't go in with an all-in-one attitude.” - Steve Carr“I think being a very good manager takes a lot of mistakes.” - Steve Carr“I just don't like surprises. Whenever there's a problem, I want to know about it as soon as it starts.” - Russell Shaw“You have to be able to rely on the people above you, just as the people above you need to be able to rely on you.” - Steve Carr“I'm a competitive person, But you know, I never had my hand out; I had my hand up volunteering for things.” -Russell Shaw“Regardless of the company or the business, people in leadership positions are always gonna go to the people that provide the least amount of resistance and the most help. “ -Russell Shaw“Working doesn't keep me from doing anything else that I want to do.” - Russell Shaw“Your five closest friends, if three of 'em aren't landmen, you're gonna have a difficult time making a career out of this.” -Russell ShawResourcesNeed Help With A Project? Meet With DudleyWatch On YoutubeFollow Dudley Land Co. On LinkedInSubscribe To Our Newsletter, The Land Dept. MonthlyHave Questions? Email usMore from Our GuestConnect with Russell Shaw on LinkedInMore from Our HostsConnect with Steve on LinkedInConnect with Khalil on LinkedIn

In something of a continuation of last week's episode, we're still talking catechesis, this time with a special focus on the kerygma, or first proclamation of the Gospel. In the end, we are all entrusted with the kerygma, though we have different ways of bearing witness. Some light reading to go along with this episode: "The General Directory for Catechesis" - available free on the Vatican website, but you might want a printed version. "Lumen Gentium" - also available free on the Vatican website. If you've listened to us for a while, it's about time you read it. "Gravissimum Educationis" - Vatican II's document on education...go figure, available free on the Vatican website. "Ministry or Apostolate: What Should the Catholic Laity be Doing?" - by Russell Shaw (2002). Not free on Vatican.va, sorry

Well-known Catholic author and journalist Russell Shaw delivered a talk entitled “Secrecy vs. Communio in the Catholic Church” at Christendom College on Monday November 3, 2008.Shaw is author or coauthor of 20 books and a contributor to and/or editor of several others. His most recent book is Nothing To Hide: Secrecy, Communication, and Communion in the Catholic Church.Shaw has published thousands of magazine and newspaper articles, columns, and reviews in U.S. and foreign periodicals. He is: a contributing editor of Our Sunday Visitor national Catholic newspaper; a columnist for Catholic Exchange, Inside Catholic, and several diocesan newspapers; American correspondent of Palabra, a newsmagazine published in Madrid; and a contributor to several encyclopedias. Currently, he is serving his third five-year term as a consultor of the Vatican's Pontifical Council for Social Communications. He is a member of the faculties of the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Rome, and the Catholic Distance University, Hamilton, Va.

Well-known Catholic author and journalist Russell Shaw delivered a talk entitled “Secrecy vs. Communio in the Catholic Church” at Christendom College on Monday November 3, 2008.Shaw is author or coauthor of 20 books and a contributor to and/or editor of several others. His most recent book is Nothing To Hide: Secrecy, Communication, and Communion in the Catholic Church.Shaw has published thousands of magazine and newspaper articles, columns, and reviews in U.S. and foreign periodicals. He is: a contributing editor of Our Sunday Visitor national Catholic newspaper; a columnist for Catholic Exchange, Inside Catholic, and several diocesan newspapers; American correspondent of Palabra, a newsmagazine published in Madrid; and a contributor to several encyclopedias. Currently, he is serving his third five-year term as a consultor of the Vatican's Pontifical Council for Social Communications. He is a member of the faculties of the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Rome, and the Catholic Distance University, Hamilton, Va.

Track Listing Welcome to Mario Land - Mario Party 2 - Hironao Yamamoto, Shohei Bando and Kazuhiko Sawaguchi Silver Lining - Eschatos - Yousuke Yasui (Level 8) Syndicate - Syndicate - Composed by Russell Shaw and arranged by Skrillix (Level 7) Daddy Mulk - The Ninja Warriors - Hisayoshi Ogura (Level 98) Level 0 - Tetris (CD-i) - Jim Andron (Level 27) Born to be Free - Metal Black - Yasuhisa Watanabe (Level 62) Lonely Rolling Star - Katamari Damacy - Yoshihito Yano (Level 68) Drawing Game - Pictionary - Tim Follin (Level 82) Title Theme - Robocop - Jonathan Dunn (Level 62) The Bottomless Well - The Smurfs Nightmare - Alberto Jose Gonzalez (Level 51) Track #5 - International Superstar Soccer 64 - Tsutomu Ogura and Harumi Ueko (Level 83) The Legend of Daryl - Super Daryl Deluxe - Adriel Genet (Level 54) Warning Call - Mirror's Edge Catalyst - CHVRCHES (Level 18) Beach - Puggsy - Matt Furniss (Level 67) Jaws of a Scorched Earth - Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia - Michiru Yamane (Level 46) Fashion Show - Rugrats: Totally Angelica - Cate Pelose (Level 49) Map - Waterworld - Dean Evans (Level 13)

The World v Carl - Round 5 (Russell Shaw) - NSFW https://linktr.ee/donotscratchyoureyes Warning - strong language throughout! It's round five of The World v Carl - this time he's up against long time fan Russell Shaw Who will win? Listen to find out! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When asked what's wrong with the Church, commentators from Pope Francis to Russell Shaw will blame an elusive beast named “clericalism.” But what is clericalism, and where did it come from? In this episode we track the beast to its birthplace, the Church of the fourth century. Our native guides are Augustine, John Chrysostom, and others—who offer us good counsel for defeating it in our own time. LINKS Anonymous, The Epistle to Diognetus https://www.newadvent.org/fathers/0101.htm Minucius Felix, Octavius https://www.newadvent.org/fathers/0410.htm Joseph Carola, S.J., Augustine of Hippo: The Role of the Laity in Ecclesial Reconciliation https://www.amazon.com/Augustine-Hippo-Ecclesial-Reconciliation-Gregoriana/dp/8878390232/ Mike Aquilina's website https://fathersofthechurch.com Mike Aquilina's books https://catholicbooksdirect.com/writer/mike-aquilina/ Theme music: Gaudeamus (Introit for the Feast of All Saints), sung by Jeff Ostrowski. Courtesy of Corpus Christi Watershed http://www.ccwatershed.org Donate today! https://www.catholicculture.org/users/donate/audio

I am sure just like me, many of you have seen the documentary on Netflix with Leah Remini. So naturally I'm curious and I want to know more and I what I know both sides of the story. Most of Arizona knows Russell Shaw as the legendary Real Estate agent, but do you know the REAL side of Russell? I got to know the real side and more about Scientology that may even blow your mind…. Is Scientology even a religion ?Buckle up, this is mind blowing. 

Rabbi Shira and Joshua welcome ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt to the show, to discuss antisemitism in general, and Whoopi Goldberg's comments on the Holocaust in particular. Also, we talk about what we're wearing, who we're wearing, and why we're wearing. And…our hosts welcome their spouses to the show! Episode Timecodes: (05:40) Melissa Merwin (Joshua's wife & costumer) Interview on the performative nature of wearing clothing (29:41) Jonathan Greenblatt Interview (45:57) Russell Shaw (Shira's husband) defines the Hebrew & Yiddish terms used in the episode (48:40) Rabbi's Shira's Guided Meditation

About: Is someone watching? Waiting in the darkness? An air of mystery lingers Artwork: The House in Fata Morgana 00:00 - Eternitybox [999: 9 Hours, 9 Persons, 9 Doors] by Shinji Hosoe > 02:50 - Unremovable Anxiety [Scarlet Nexus] by Hayata Takeda > 05:34 - A Chance Meeting [Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan] by Yuzo Koshiro > 07:11 - -monzAI- [AI: The Somnium Files] by Keisuke Ito > 08:35 - Puzzle [FEZ] by Disasterpeace > 10:32 - Despair Syndrome [Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc] by Masafumi Takada > 12:12 - Space Beyond Time [Illusion of Gaia] by Yasuhiro Kawasaki > 14:35 - The Spirit King [Dark Cloud] by Tomohito Nishiura > 15:57 - Death Fair [Stage 3 BGM] [Castlevania Adventure] by Shigeru Fukutake, Norio Hanzawa, Hidehiro Funauchi > 17:21 - Tearful Twilight [Ys III - Wanderers from Ys] by Mieko Ishikawa > 18:41 - The Silent Beyond [Final Fantasy V] by Nobuo Uematsu > 24:12 - Despair [Octopath Traveller] by Yasunori Nishiki > 27:30 - Hall of Heroes / Interlude [Fable] by Russell Shaw, Craig Beattie, John Silke > 30:01 - Murk [The House in Fata Morgana] by Takaki Moriya > www.pixelbeatpod.com > pixelbeatpod@icloud.com > 

He's back! Its been 10 years since he has graced our live webinar series. Just in time, Russel has secrets to help you prosper….in any market. Get the links list: go.homes/prosper. Sign up for a Homesnap Pro+ Concierge demo and get a free Secrets book: text  SECRETSPOD...

He's back! Its been 10 years since he has graced our live webinar series. Just in time, Russel has secrets to help you prosper….in any market. Get the links list: go.homes/prosper. Sign up for a Homesnap Pro+ Concierge demo and get a free Secrets book: text  SECRETSPOD...

From Dead Space to Grand Theft Auto 4, 2008 was a phenomenal year in gaming. In this episode, hear Samuel and Matthew count down their respective top 10 best games of 2008 lists, and flash back to the big events of this year in the HD generation console wars. This week's music is from the Fable 2 soundtrack by Russell Shaw, the No More Heroes soundtrack by the Genki Rockets, and the GTA 4 soundtrack by Michael Hunter.

Two Catholic revolutions:  how Paul VI and John Paul II changed history.  We complete our discussion of Russell Shaw's Eight Popes and the Crisis of Modernity.Subscribe to the Formed Book Club podcast at https://formedbookclub.buzzsprout.com.Support the show (https://www.ignatius.com/Donation-P3578.aspx)

Making sense of the papacy through two world wars and—even bigger—through Vatican II.  We discuss Pope Pius XI, Pius XII, and John XXIII as we move through Eight Popes and the Crisis of Modernity by Russell Shaw.Subscribe to the Formed Book Club podcast at https://formedbookclub.buzzsprout.com. Support the show (https://www.ignatius.com/Donation-P3578.aspx)

What is modernism, anyway, and what's so bad about it?  We cover the papacies of Pius X and Benedict XV as we begin our discussion of Russell Shaw's book Eight Popes and the Crisis of Modernity.Subscribe to the Formed Book Club podcast at https://formedbookclub.buzzsprout.com. Support the show (https://www.ignatius.com/Donation-P3578.aspx)

For this Sound of Play Extra, Thomas Quillfeldt spoke to Hades audio director and composer Darren Korb. Since 2011's Bastion, the small, stable team at Supergiant Games have been putting out distinctive, emotive, aesthetically rich games. While their second and third games Transistor and Pyre garnered plenty of praise, they were somewhat headier than what came next.Launched in early access in 2018, the action roguelike Hades saw its 1.0 release in 2020 marked by rave reviews. The game’s run-based design brought in new fans to the genre thanks to impeccable storytelling, character design and voice acting. Unsurprisingly, Hades has been nominated for, and won a bunch of industry awards; and appeared on, and often topped Game of the Year lists everywhere.Like a mad musical scientist, Korb has been fusing genres to make all of Supergiant’s soundtracks stand out from the crowd. For Hades, his blend of ‘Mediterranean prog rock Halloween music’ has especially hit home with fans — a truly riff-tastic triumph of a score. http://media.blubrry.com/caneandrinse/caneandrinse.com/sound/sound_of_play_extra_darren_korb.mp3   Music featured in this podcast by Darren Korb unless otherwise credited:1. No Escape – Hades (2020)2. Through Asphodel – Hades (2020)3. The Painful Way – Hades (2020)4. From Olympus – Hades (2020)5.  Good Riddance (feat. Ashley Barrett) – Songs of Supergiant Games: 10th Anniversary Orchestral Collection (2020)6. Downriver – Pyre (2017)7. Out of Tartarus – Hades (2020)8. Tielle Heitetty by Värttinä – Vihma (1998 album)9. Scene Six: Home by Dream Theatre – Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory (1999 album)10. Köppen As Fuck by Chris Christodoulou – Risk of Rain 2 (2020)11. Dancing Mad by Nobuo Uematsu – Final Fantasy VI (1994)12. Field of Souls – Hades (2020)13. Lament of Orpheus – Hades (2020)14. Dungeon Keeper OST by Russell Shaw (1997)15. On the Coast – Hades (2020)

In this episode we're going to talk about the Church's participation in public life and how Catholics can engage effectively after the election results have come in. We are joined by Russell Shaw is the author of more than twenty books, including three novels and volumes on ethics and moral theology, the Catholic laity, clericalism, the abuse of secrecy in the Church, and other topics. In our mailbag segment we’re covering a question about the U.S. Supreme Court case involving the Affordable Care Act. And of course, we want to leave you with some practical tips on how you can start to put your faith into action. In our bricklayer segment we’re focusing on the importance of prayer following the election.

Welcome to the world of Albion, where bandits roam the land and the hero is... out kicking chickens? Wait, did I read that correctly? Regardless of the hero's questionable life choices, Fable has inspired awe and wonder by building a massive world to explore that feels as though it is living and breathing the same as our own. But whether you are good or evil, choose the sword, the bow, or a bit of magic to fell your foes, Danny Elfman and Russell Shaw have composed one of the most magical and gorgeous soundtracks we have ever listened to. Peter and Cody dive right in and discuss some of their best (and worst) memories of Fable. Question of the Episode: During your playthrough, did you specialize in Might, Skill, or Will? Make sure you stop by and tweet us @DeepBassPodcast and let us know! As always, thank you for all of the love and support, and please don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss an episode, and leave us a review! We'd love to hear your feedback! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/deepbasspodcast/support

On this episode of Skipper, I speak with Russell Shaw, head of school at Georgetown Day School (GDS). GDS is considered to be one of the top high schools in the US and is consistently placed in the top 35 high schools nationally. Having studied at Yale University and receiving a Klingenstein Fellowship from Columbia University's Teachers College, Russell is an experienced professional in the world of education.Russell speaks on his journey to GDS, the things he learned along the way, and advice to those still searching for that inspirational spark. Enjoy

Today’s episode on the CINEMATIC SOUND RADIO network is episode ten of our orchestral video game show, THE 1UPBEAT with Eric Silver. On the program today, Eric presents part one of a two-part series dedicated to the best scores of the years 2010.  today's program will countdown scores 10 to 6 including music by Jason Graves, Russell Shaw, Oscar Araujo, Russell Brower, Glenn Stafford, Derek Duke, Neal Acree, Yoko Shimomura and ACE+. Part two will be available in the coming weeks. Enjoy! —— Cinematic Sound Radio is fully licensed to play music by SOCAN. Check out our NEW Cinematic Sound Radio TeePublic Store! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/cinematic-sound-radio Cinematic Sound Radio Web: http://www.cinematicsound.net Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/cinsoundradio Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/cinematicsound Cinematic Sound Radio Fanfare and Theme by David Coscina https://soundcloud.com/user-970634922 Bumper voice artist: Tim Burden http://www.timburden.com

Bez přehánění - Russell Shaw je výjimečný skladatel. Proč? Inu, co hra, to legenda. A za druhé do branže přišel už jako zkušený studiový a hudební producent, který se otrkal jak v osmdesátkové televizní tvorbě, tak na britské taneční scéně začátku devadesátek, což je zkušenost, která řadě muzikantů stačila ke vstupu do hudebních dějin, těm méně známým pak alespoň k napsání vzpomínkové knihy. Teprve po těchto zkušenostech přišel Russell Shaw do studia Bullfrog, ve kterém se potkal s Peterem Molyneuxem. Mezi těmito dvěma pány začala spolupráce, která vydržela desítky let a jejímiž plody byly tak výtečné hry jako Dungeon Keeper, Syndicate nebo Fable. Kouzelná a stylová hudba z kouzelných a stylových her, o tom bude dnešní podcast. Podívejte se na https://www.retronation.cz na další skvělé výlety do herního retra!

Eight popes who led the Church through the crisis of modernity

We’re live at 7 am CT with Russell Shaw, author of Eight Popes and the Crisis of Modernity, David Dawson Jr. discusses managing school and Karlo Broussard with his book Meeting the Protestant Challenge

Daniel Prousalidis talked about the mission of Cardus, a Canadian think tank. Russell Shaw shared about his book, 8 Popes and the Crisis of Modernity. Ellen Taylor shared in her blogosphere about the reconsecration of our nation to Mary.

Our favorite myth buster talks about iBuyers, shadow inventory, the “horrible” 300 deal year he had and other timely topics. Russell Shaw!

Our favorite myth buster talks about iBuyers, shadow inventory, the “horrible” 300 deal year he had and other timely topics. Russell Shaw! --- from Homes.com | Quality Leads, Faster Conversions. Interviews | Russell Shaw | Really?

To follow up on my Fable podcast episode with Russell Shaw, I caught up with TiceTunes about Kynseed - a new project from a number of ex-Fable developers! Although Russell Shaw wrote Kynseed's main theme, its expansive soundtrack is otherwise given life by Tice. Despite it being his first official video game OST, his work is deep, accomplished and - most importantly - perfect for Kynseed itself.In this LIVE interview, Tice and I discuss his musical background, how he gave Kynseed its character, production techniques and a lot more!Lee Tyrrell on Twitter:https://twitter.com/GreenT128TiceTunes on Twitter:https://twitter.com/TiceTunesKynseed on Twitter:https://twitter.com/KynseedTiceTunes' Soundcloud:https://soundcloud.com/user-275358929Kynseed on Steam:https://store.steampowered.com/app/758870/Kynseed/Also available through:YouTubeSpotifyiTunesStitcherPledge to this Patreon to help support The Sound Test's second season, and unlock backdated episodes of its LIVE version (and other content)!

The ghosts of webinars past are helping us celebrate the 12 Days of Keller all December long. Today we feature Russell Shaw's Attitude Is Everything,  How to Stay Positive in Uncertain Market Conditions webinar from June 2009, to underscore SHIFT Tactic number 1 – Mindset and Action.

The ghosts of webinars past are helping us celebrate the 12 Days of Keller all December long. Today we feature Russell Shaw’s Attitude Is Everything,  How to Stay Positive in Uncertain Market Conditions webinar from June 2009, to underscore SHIFT Tactic number 1 – Mindset and Action. --- from Homes.com | Quality Leads, Faster Conversions. Russell Shaw | Attitude Is Everything

Throughout December we'll be celebrating the “12 Days Of Keller” — 12 short podcasts with Gary Keller and Jay Papasan describing the 12 tactics from their 2008 best seller SHIFT. These mini podcasts will be accompanied by podcasts from Linda McKissack, Russell Shaw, Alexis Bolin, Jimmy Mackin,...

Throughout December we’ll be celebrating the “12 Days Of Keller” — 12 short podcasts with Gary Keller and Jay Papasan describing the 12 tactics from their 2008 best seller SHIFT. These mini podcasts will be accompanied by podcasts from Linda McKissack, Russell Shaw, Alexis Bolin, Jimmy Mackin,... --- from Homes.com | Quality Leads, Faster Conversions. The Twelve Days of Keller | Introduction | Gary Keller & Jay Papasan

This BONUS episode of ST2 is actually the second part of a Lionhead Studios double bill, with the first focusing on Fable (available here).After Peter Molyneux left Bullfrog Productions in 1997, he soon started his new venture - Lionhead Studios. Though they were unfortunately ill-fated with money across their run, they were nonetheless responsible for a number of interesting and imaginative games. Their first, Black & White, was a innovative take on the God genre, featuring music from Bullfrog's own Russell Shaw.The soundtrack itself is as forward-thinking as it is mercilessly ambient. Though mostly resting on a variety of sparse backing tracks, it also makes clever use of many smaller elements, and aspects that change depending on your playstyle. Throughout this BONUS episode, Russell outlines some of the thought processes behind Black & White, which occupies an interesting space in both his career and VGM in general.Lee Tyrrell on Twitter:https://twitter.com/GreenT128Russell Shaw on Twitter:https://twitter.com/_GoesLikeThis_Available through the following platforms:YouTubeSpotifyiTunesStitcherand many more...Support, early access, unedited interviews, backdated LIVE shows and more:http://patreon.com/_secretcave

I always wanted the second episode of ST2 to cover a classic, and I think I got that in spades when I spoke to Russell Shaw about the Fable series. Its first release is a real RPG benchmark, and though the games slowly slipped into a less enthusiastic reception, Russell Shaw's music was always highly regarded as some of the best in the industry.After an interesting collaboration with Danny Elfman, Russell really made Fable his own. Despite being new to orchestration, he stepped up to the lofty task more than admirably, making huge improvements in his approach with every successive game. Even considering his growth as an orchestral composer, the first Fable's music undoubtably holds up to this day, providing VGM with some of its most accomplished and satisfying themes.Russell and I talk about every release in the series, from Fable itself to the unreleased Fable: Legends, which had a whole soundtrack composed before its cancellation. This releases alongside a much shorter Black & White episode, and the two together serve as an extended special on Lionhead Studios. That Black & White edition premieres straight after this one, available here:https://audioboom.com/posts/7415440-st2-bonus-black-white-w-russell-shawLee Tyrrell on Twitter:https://twitter.com/GreenT128Russell Shaw on Twitter:https://twitter.com/_GoesLikeThis_Available through the following platforms:YouTubeSpotifyiTunesStitcherand many more...Support, early access, unedited interviews, backdated LIVE shows and more:http://patreon.com/_secretcave

To kick off this first pre-Christmas mini-run of ST2, Minecraft seemed perfect. As I type this, it's the best-selling video game of all time, and it's a safe bet that practically every gamer has dipped into its blocky world at some point. Many of us, myself included, have done far more than simply dip in, using its subjective gameplay and nearly infinite possibilities to construct an addictive other life.Along with its influential mechanics, Minecraft is known for its unique approach to music and sound. Its original soundtrack, by C418, is an intensely minimal slow burn through gorgeous piano melodies and soft strings. Once Microsoft acquired the brand, publishing a string of commercial ports and updates, Gareth Coker (known for Ori and the Blind Forest) came on board to score a variety of mash-up packs and minigames. His five albums for Minecraft are just as impressive and interesting as C418's initial work, and I'm honoured to welcome both talents onto this debut episode of ST2. As if that weren't enough, the incredible Laura Shigihara makes a short cameo appearance, discussing her previous collaboration with C418. Laura will later appear in two further episodes of ST2, covering Plants vs. Zombies and Rakuen, and it was great to include her in this huge celebration of Minecraft's audio.We discuss Minecraft's music in painstaking depth, and I hope you enjoy hearing their insights!Lee Tyrrell on Twitter:https://twitter.com/GreenT128C418 on Twitter:https://twitter.com/C418Gareth Coker on Twitter:https://twitter.com/garethcokerLaura Shigihara on Twitter:https://twitter.com/supershigiAvailable through the following platforms:YouTubeSpotifyiTunesStitcherand many more...Support, next week's Fable episode with Russell Shaw, unedited interviews, backdated LIVE shows and more:http://patreon.com/_secretcave

Welcome to The Mortgage Meltdown with our special guest, Greg Gale. Having been a personal trainer and martial arts instructor for 17 years, Greg stresses the importance of integrity, a positive attitude, patience, creativity and respect for all things. Join us as we discuss the humor in lending and what NOT to do. Our lingering guests chime in, Russell Shaw and Crystle Mulzet.

PART I of a two part Special, Joe Buzzello Ladies and Gentlemen. When I asked for a miracle, a coach who could actually understand Tenacious T and what she needed, life gave me Joe Buzzello. TRULY one of my favorite humans, kind, philintropic, outragously successful, several times over published author, built legacy teams and 100 million dollar+ business units from the ground floor and he came in to see little ol' me. Russell Shaw stops in and Pete Tocco Fire Captain is also in the room. Easily one of the best afternoons of my life surrounded by three men I can easily call my inspiration and mentors.

Trailer video: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jk-vtjRHAOg&feature=youtu.be](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jk-vtjRHAOg&feature=youtu.be) Russell Shaw is set to appear three times throughout season two, covering his time at Bullfrog Productions, Lionhead's Black & White and the entire Fable series. An incredible talent with nearly 30 years of experience in the industry, Russell provided one of my most insightful interviews yet. This trailer provides just one small peek into our long conversation, concentrating on his very first significant role in VGM - 1993's Syndicate. Lee Tyrrell on Twitter: [https://twitter.com/GreenT128](https://twitter.com/GreenT128) Russell Shaw on Twitter: [https://twitter.com/_GoesLikeThis_](https://twitter.com/_GoesLikeThis_) The Sound Test Season 1: [https://audioboom.com/channels/4966905](https://audioboom.com/channels/4966905)

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Russell Shaw was one of the first Catholics to highlight the importance of personal vocation and has done so consistently for over 25 years. In this podcast, Shaw discusses how the paradigm of personal vocation is essential for helping laypersons realize their proper place as builders of God’s Kingdom on earth and for eliminating clericalism […] The post Russell Shaw: A Prophetic Voice for Personal Vocation appeared first on Inscape Vocations.

Russell Shaw was one of the first Catholics to highlight the importance of personal vocation and has done so consistently for over 25 years. In this podcast, Shaw discusses how the paradigm of personal vocation is essential for helping laypersons realize their proper place as builders of God’s Kingdom on earth and for eliminating clericalism […] The post Russell Shaw: A Prophetic Voice for Personal Vocation appeared first on Inscape Vocations.

Russell Shaw was one of the first Catholics to highlight the importance of personal vocation and has done so consistently for over 25 years. In this podcast, Shaw discusses how the paradigm of personal vocation is essential for helping laypersons realize their proper place as builders of God’s Kingdom on earth and for eliminating clericalism […] The post Russell Shaw: A Prophetic Voice for Personal Vocation appeared first on Inscape Vocations.

Russell has been dominating the Phoenix market for decades. On this episode, he shares how he and his team have successfully sold hundreds of houses year in and year out. To watch the whole episode, visit http://www.realestatedisruptors.com/video/interview-with-russell-shaw/ The post Russell Shaw on How His Team Sells 41x What the Average Agent Sells appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

Three top stories as presented by social media coordinator, Mary Stachyra Lopez. The Diocese of Arlington is united in prayer for the people of Nicaragua; a local priest makes a 1,000 mile bicycle journey around the Gulf Coast; and Arlington Catholic Herald contributor Russell Shaw judges the prospects of President Donald J. Trump's latest Supreme Court nominee making it to the bench.

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Batten the hatches, a video game news storm is a blowin'! This week in video games, we talk about Nintendo Labo, Sony Amiibo, and Microsoft's new VP of games. They still have Minecraft! Bungie, Epic Games, Konami's PT remade, and Sega's successor to Theme Hospital. Plus! We cover the new releases of the week and we discuss the kinds of fun we've had "outside" the game experience itself! Weather the storm! Hear us! Intro: "Atlantis" - Theme Hospital, by Russell Shaw & Tony Cox Outro: "Menu (old version)" - Paragon, by Epic Games OUR FINAL FANTASY GAME CLUB IS ON NOW! Check out our Discord community at https://discord.gg/ZTzKH8y

In this episode of The Weekly Closer, Russell Shaw takes a no-holds-barred approach to sharing what real estate agents need to do to transition to primarily a listing agent. He breaks down the major differences between working with sellers and buyers in a way we hadn't heard before. Russell is extremely passionate about the topics discussed in this episode! He even gives his thoughts of the iBuyer platforms like Zillow Instant Offers, Opendoor, and Offerpad. You won't want to miss this show!

Every year since 1991, listing legend Russell Shaw has ranked among the top 1% of real estate agents in the United States. In part, this is due to Russell’s unrivaled ability to nail listing presentations. Today, he shares his complete process for presenting to sellers. Everything from selecting seating arrangements to building trust is discussed in detail so agents like you can reproduce Russell’s presentation process. If you’re looking to learn seller strategies from one of the industry’s most successful agents, don’t miss this episode of Real Estate Rockstars! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ken talks with Russell Shaw author of “Catholics in America: Religious Identity and Cultural Assimilation from John Carroll to Flannery O’Connor” (Ignatius Press). Russell’s book is available at: http://www.ignatius.com/Products/GAC-P/catholics-in-america.aspx

On this week’s episode of CINEMATIC SOUND RADIO we’ll be featuring music from three brand new film scores. We open the program with music from Theodore Shapiro’s score to the rebooted version of GHOSTBUSTERS. You’ll also hear selections from Rupert Gregson-Williams’ THE LEGEND OF TARZAN and music from one of the scores of the year, SWISS ARMY MEN by Andy Hull and Robert McDowell. Our John Williams album of the week is music from Steven Spielberg’s 1997 film AMISTAD. Our re-recording of the week comes from MovieScore Media new album ELIA CMIRAL: THE CHAMBER SUITES featuring music from RONIN, APARTMENT ZERO and ATLAS SHRUGGED PART ONE. Our video game score of the week is from the cancelled video game FABLE LEGENDS with original music by Russell Shaw. And our film music vault selection is Quincy Jones and Gerald Friend Emmy award winning music from the 1977 television mini-series ROOTS. And we’ll celebrate the 25th anniversary of three films with music from TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY by Brad Fiedel, CITY SLICKERS by Marc Shaiman and Michael Kamen’s classic score to ROBIN HOOD: PRINCE OF THIEVES. Cinematic Sound Radio http://www.cinematicsound.net WROCK Radio http://www.wrockradio.com Cinematic Sound Radio Fanfare and Theme by David Coscina https://soundcloud.com/user-970634922 Bumper voice artist: Tim Burden http://www.timburden.com Also available through Podtyrant http://www.podtyrant.com

On this week's news segment, we talk about the recent Microsoft studio shakeups, Riot additions and 38 Studios back in the news... again. Also, Stardew Valley and The Division have sold a lot of copies. We have a nice long discussion about alternate control schemes. Intro: "Track 1 (Fighting)" - Rising Thunder, uncredited. Outro: "Intro" - Black & White, by Russell Shaw. SUPER SECRET BONUS TRACK: "The Missionaries' Song", Black & White

Get this FREE BAD ASS CONTENT sent to your inbox http://www.gsdmode.com In the episode I go deep into my proven strategies for door knocking.  Many people think that the strategy is dead but if done properly you can straight up dominate! Stop doing it wrong.   Also mentioned in this video Russell Shaw: http://www.nohasslelisting.com/ Watch GSD Interview with Russell Shaw: https://youtu.be/9_5IwHDhqKw?list=PLQKMkyH7NB6zGrKdQQt0D2dCt33Os6BE7   Get A GSD T-Shirt! http://gsdmode.com/gsd-mode-apparel/   GSD Interviews: http://gsdmode.com/category/interviews/   GSD Knowledge Rounds: http://gsdmode.com/category/gsd-knowledge-rounds/   GSD Leveling Up: http://gsdmode.com/category/leveling-up/   Hit Me Up!  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoshuaSmithGSD Instagram: https://instagram.com/joshuasmithgsd/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoshuaSmithGSD

Today on the show I interview Russell Shaw.. AKA "THE LEGEND"...   We talk about his almost 40 year Real Estate Career and the MASSIVE Success he has created!   What MOST don't know is he almost did not make it... he almost failed and almost quick...   Thank GOD he did not as we would not be learning today from this brilliant man! It took him over 10 years of being in the business to turn the corner, he struggled for over a decade, then figured out what it takes to be successful and for almost 30 straight years now has been kicking ass!   This is a MUST listen to interview. Please make sure to leave a positive review and share with everyone you know, that is how you can support the show and ensure these episodes are always free! Go DOMINATE! #GSDMode4Life

From brutal sports to poignant puzzle adventures. This is BitNote! Music by: Intro by Russell Shaw from Theme Park by Bullfrog Productions; Main theme by Nation 12/Simon Rogers (coded by Richard Joseph) from Speedball II: Brutal Deluxe by Bitmap Brothers; Iris (Instrumental) by Tomohito Nishiura (sung by Salyu) from Professor Layton and Pandora's Box by Level-5.

Can schools teach character? Should they? And what do we mean by "character," anyway? Three school leaders discuss the theory and practice of character education and debate whether failure is an essential stop on a child's road to success. Co-Presented with NBC News' "Education Nation" Speakers: Andrea Mitchell, Dominic Randolph, Russell Shaw, Paul Tough

Summary of today's show: Fr. Joseph H. Casey, S.J., is a native son of Lynn, Mass., but has been a Jesuit for 75 years, a priest for 63, and he's assisted at St. Julia Parish in Weston for 56! Scot Landry and Fr. Mark O'Connell talk with the 94-year-old Fr. Casey about how he came to his vocation, his many years teaching theology and philosophy, and his relationship with one of the pre-eminent moral theologians in the Church today, Germain Grisez. Listen to the show: Today's host(s): Scot Landry and Fr. Mark O'Connell Today's guest(s): Fr. Joseph H. Casey, S.J. Links from today's show: Today's topics: Priest Profile: Fr. Joseph H. Casey, S.J. 1st segment: Scot and Fr. Mark talked about how Fr. Mark got a few people who volunteered to work in the tribunal in expert fields based on his bulletin announcements in parishes last week. He has up to 4 people volunteered. He also hired a new employee to fill an open position. Fr. Mark also talked about how Fr. Kevin Sepe, the pastor of St. Francis in Braintree, threw a barbecue for Fr. Mark's family on Memorial Day. Today's guest is Fr. Joseph Casey, S.J. Fr. Mark said Fr. Joe has been a key advisor and mentor for him, especially over the decade Fr. Mark has worked in the Pastoral Center. They noted that Fr. Joe has been a priest for 63 years and has been active, teaching classes up into his 80s. 2nd segment: Scot and Fr. Mark welcomed Fr. Joe Casey to the show. Fr. Joe said it's been an inspiration to work with Fr. Mark. Scot said Fr. Casey grew up in Lynn and asked him about it. Fr. Joe said he was born in West Lynn. It was a very Catholic atmosphere. Their parish was St. Patrick's, which had a building with a school downstairs and a church above. It was ghetto-lie, but he was very content. He attended daily Mass with his sister. Then he went to St. Mary's Boys High School (which is now St. Mary's High School). It was the second year it was open. Fr. Casey talked about the priests of the parish and school and how he related to them. He said he first began thinking about the priesthood when he was in grammar school with the Dominican nuns. In high school it was encouraged by the atmosphere. He did half-expect to see an angel appear to tell him to go, but it didn't happen of course. He went on to Boston College and met Fr. Tommy Feeney. He suggested Fr. Joe enter the Jesuits. After a time, came to love the Society more after spending a week at St. Mary's in the North End when his mother was dying at Mass. General. Fr. Mark said it was interesting that he gained his calling to the Jesuits in the novitiate. Scot said there so many religious order priests in the archdiocese and have been blessed by them. It sounds like Fr. Joe was thinking of the diocesan priesthood and it was just happenstance that God put the Jesuits in front of him and it was only then that he felt the call to the order. Scot asked about Jesuit formation. Fr. Joe said they have two years of novitiate and two years more. He did those years at Weston College, which is now Campion Center. He said there were 24 men in his class. He did three years of philosophy at Weston and then went to teach at the new prep school in Fairfield. After that he went for a Master's degree in Philosophy at Fordham. That's where he also discovered his love of Broadway plays. Then he went back to Weston College and did four years of theology. He was ordained after the third year of theology. In the fourth year, they helped in the parishes. Fr. Mark asked him how many years he has lived in Weston/Campion. Fr. Joe started there in 1940 and with a few interruptions, including going to Rome and Belgium between 1950 and 1953, he has lived there ever since. That's 57 years. And for 56 years, he has helped at St. Julia's in Weston. He recalled many of the pastors who had been there over the years. In fact, Fr. Joe served as pastor for six months in the absence of Fr. McGlinchy. Fr. Joe said in the early 1960s, he was absorbed into the faculty of Boston College when Weston's classes were sent there. He taught until he was 87 in 2004. He taught natural theology and linguistic analysis. Natural theology is what we can know about God through reason. God is intelligent because he made intelligent people. But he's intelligent in a super-eminent way. When Fr. Joe moved into BC, he was assigned to a core course on philosophy and ethics. In doing that he used Germain Grisez's text “Beyond a New Morality.” Fr. Joe got to know Grisez. Fr. Mark said he's a married layman who is a moral theologian at Mount St. Mary's in Emmitsburg, Maryland. He wrote a four-volume work called The Way of the Lord Jesus, and he would send each manuscript to Fr. Joe for him to comment on. When the Vatican had said Catholic moral theology needed to new revamped from the ground up, he set out to the work himself. He spent a whole year just outlining his work ahead of him. When he published the first volume at 791 pages, he got the Knights of Columbus to subsidize it and sold it for $35 each. He hasn't yet published the fourth book. Scot said Fr. Joe has just published a book about Germain Grisez and claims to have read every word written by Grisez. The book is called “Guiding Your Own Life On The Way Of The Lord Jesus: Liberated By The Profound Theologian, Germain Grisez”. Fr. Mark clarified that Fr. Joe is one of the readers who helps Grisez, editing each book before it comes out. Scot asked Fr. Joe what motivated him to write a book about Grisez at 94. Fr. Joe said Grisez has had a huge impact on his spiritual life to the point where he's requested that at his funeral a copy of Grisez's book be in his casket. The key point is that God elected to expand the divine family by creating human beings who could become the adopted children of God, that we would be divinized. Scot said it's wonderful to hear how a layman father of 4 deeply impacted a well-educated Jesuit priest. Fr. Joe said Grisez is a profound thinker and devoted to the Church. When he presents a position, it is always profoundly logical. Fr. Mark said Grisez is hard to read, except for a little book called . Fr. Joe said this book was written in the middle of the third volume of his great work. It was co-written with Russell Shaw, a Catholic journalist. They write a history of the idea of the personal vocation, which began in the New Testament, lasted until about the 3rd or 4th century and only came back strongly around Vatican II. Fr. Mark said there are neutral choices. It's not good v. bad, but multiple options that are neither good nor bad. We can choose the option that best serves our vocation. Scot said the sense he's hearing that there are 3 levels of vocation: be a Christian; a state of life (marriage, religious, ordained); and personal vocation, a unique blend of skills and talents to serve God's plan of salvation. Fr. Joe said Grisez so emphasizes this personal vocation that it's a grave error the way we're pushing vocations today. Have people seek their personal vocations and the priestly and religious vocations will come. Scot asked what it's like to be serving Communion to the great grandchildren of people he served 56 years ago. Fr. Joe said it's very comfortable. He's still asked to give the homily on occasion and concelebrate. He never got too involved in the parish and so he was never party to any politics, which made everyone comfortable with him. Fr. Joe recalled his ordination retreat and he asked how much pastoral work he should do and the response was enough in order to keep it incorporated with his apostolic teaching. Fr. Joe has also seen Blessed John XXIII Seminary from its beginning in Weston. He said he was impressed by the many men who have come to the seminary after long careers in the secular area. Fr. Mark said it's amazing how many diocesan priests this Jesuit has affected. He's like a diocesan Jesuit with a split heart for both the archdiocese and the Society of Jesus. About he priesthood, Fr. Joe said it's a glorious vocation filled with joy and awe that he can celebrate Mass. He's recently become so aware that at Mass he's standing with Mary at the crucifixion of Jesus. Secondly, to know that God was so condescending to our weaknesses that he gave us the sacrament of reconciliation and that God uses Fr. Joe as a conduit. Jesus tells the penitent through Fr. Joe that he forgives and loves him. 3rd segment: Now as we do every week at this time, we will consider the Mass readings for this Sunday, specifically the Gospel reading. Moses said to the people: “Ask now of the days of old, before your time, ever since God created man upon the earth; ask from one end of the sky to the other: Did anything so great ever happen before? Was it ever heard of? Did a people ever hear the voice of God speaking from the midst of fire, as you did, and live? Or did any god venture to go and take a nation for himself from the midst of another nation, by testings, by signs and wonders, by war, with strong hand and outstretched arm, and by great terrors, all of which the LORD, your God, did for you in Egypt before your very eyes? This is why you must now know, and fix in your heart, that the LORD is God in the heavens above and on earth below, and that there is no other. You must keep his statutes and commandments that I enjoin on you today, that you and your children after you may prosper, and that you may have long life on the land which the LORD, your God, is giving you forever.” Second Reading for the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, June 3, 2012 (Romans 8:14-17) Brothers and sisters: For those who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God. For you did not receive a spirit of slavery to fall back into fear, but you received a Spirit of adoption, through whom we cry, “Abba, Father!” The Spirit himself bears witness with our spirit that we are children of God, and if children, then heirs, heirs of God and joint heirs with Christ, if only we suffer with him so that we may also be glorified with him. Gospel for the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, June 3, 2012 (Matthew 28:16-20) The eleven disciples went to Galilee, to the mountain to which Jesus had ordered them. When they all saw him, they worshiped, but they doubted. Then Jesus approached and said to them, “All power in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, until the end of the age.” Scot asked Fr. Joe about how we can overanalyze the Trinity, which is the communion and relationship of Three Persons in love. Scot said we are called to call God “Abba” which is the equivalent of a child calling his father “daddy”. FR. Joe said it is mystery, but he always starts with Jesus, because he is easier to understand in his humanity. And Jesus tells me that there is a Father, but he is not the Father, and that he is sending the Holy Spirit. And because he trusts Jesus, he believes in the Trinity. Fr. Mark said his favorite passage on the Trinity is by Romano Guardini that we don't want to understand the Trinity because to understand the Trinity it would limit God. Fr. joe summed up that if you understand the Trinity, then you are a heretic. The Trinity teaches us that to be a human person is to be a member of a community of persons in love.

In which a clear theme does not emerge. RollerCoaster Tycoon Theme by Allister Brimble from Roller Coaster Tycoon by Chris Sawyer Productions; Ridin In That Black Joint by Wale from Saints Row 2 by Volition, Inc; Fortune by Tony Cox, Russell Shaw from Theme Hospital by Bullfrog Productions; and Beneath a Steel Sky End theme by Dave Cummins from Beneath a Steel Sky by Revolution Software.

Ah, Electronics Entertainment Expo. What did the Big Three bring to the table? What else was there? This special hour-long episode gives you our summaries and insights on news from the industry's biggest trade show.Subscribe and listen (or just listen) to the podcast over at our FeedBurner page. You can also subscribe to use using iTunes.FearTheClaw went overboard on music for this year's E3 - give him a round of applause for it.Halo (2001) - Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori:"Halo Theme""Truth & Reconciliation Suite""Rock Anthem for Saving the World"Halo 2 (2004) - Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori:"Halo Theme MJOLNIR Mix""Unyielding"Halo 3 (2007)- Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori:"One Final Effort"(Reprise of "Halo Theme")Fable (2004) - Danny Elfman and Russell Shaw:"Fable Theme"BioShock (2007) - Garry Schyman:"Welcome to Rapture"Orchestral Game Music Concert (1991) - Koji Kondo, conducted by Kōichi Sugiyama, Yōko Kanno, Kōsuke Onozaki, et al"Super Mario Bros. (medley)"Smashing...Live! (2003) - Various Composers, arranged by Taizo Takemoto:"Smash Bros. Great Medley"Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (2001) - Tappy Iwase and Harry Gregson-Williams:"Metal Gear Solid Main Theme"Uncharted: Drake's Fortune (2007) - Greg Edmonson:"Nate’s Theme""Sir Francis Drake""Uncharted Theme"Medal of Honor (1999) - Michael Giacchino:"Medal of Honor"Super Mario Galaxy (2007) - Mahito Yokota and Koji Kondo:"Wind Garden""Super Mario Galaxy"

In this podcast episode, Chad and Pete are joined by Julie, who is returning to replace Chad's position at Christlife as a summer intern.  The episode addresses a few news items covering unique ways for college students to evangelize and focuses heavily on an interview with Russell Shaw, a prolific Catholic writer who recently wrote the book Good News Bad News: Evangelization, Conversion, and the Crisis of Faith, which uses the experience of many converts to the Catholic faith to illustrate effective methods of evangelization.  Also of note is young adult Discovering Christ to be held at St. Agnes Church in Catonsville.  Come check it out if you're interested!