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Haunted house season is here, and we're back with more of your haunted house real estate stories! This annual episode is equal parts creepy, hilarious, and deeply memorable — and we're sharing everything from friendly ghosts to record players spinning in power-less foreclosures. Real estate is wild on a normal day, but when things start slamming, whispering, and levitating? That's next-level spooky. These stories come straight from our listeners and fellow Realtors, and we've got it all: haunted listing appointments, ghost dogs, creepy dolls, unexplained cold spots, and even a spirit who just wanted his research delivered back to the university. While none of these haunted happenings are exactly by the book, they're certainly unforgettable. If you've ever had a weird gut feeling on a showing, this episode will make you feel seen... and maybe a little haunted. Here's what you'll hear in this episode: A closet door that kept opening… and a ghost whispering “get out” A record player spinning in a power-less house Ghostly buyers who vanished mid-showing A photographer who saw someone move — in an empty home The professor who researched ghosts and maybe became one Cold spots, angry basement doors, and haunted flip houses A house no one saw — and buyers who didn't last two months Key Quotes & Takeaways “I was like, get out… and the ghost said, get out.”  “I felt a cold, angry presence — then the door slammed in my face.”  “If you're going to stay, that's fine. Just stop turning the boiler on.”  “The professor just wanted his research archived. Once we did, the heat finally stayed off.”  “That was the only way she could've sold it… someone had to buy it sight unseen.” Leave us a review at http://ratethispodcast.com/hustlehumbly Get your FREE Database Template: http://hustlehumblypodcast.com/starthere Email Templates 101: http://emailtemplates101.com Agent Systems 101: http://agentsystems101.com All Resources: http://hustlehumblypodcast.com Submit your topic ideas and toasts to Team@HustleHumblyPodcast.com Music: Straight A's by Connor Price → https://connorprice.shop/ The Good Life by Summer Kennedy → https://soundcloud.com/summerkennedy/the-good-life Be The One by Matrika → https://uppbeat.io/t/matrika/be-the-one   Rate & Review the Show: Love what you hear? Leave us a review at https://ratethispodcast.com/hustlehumbly  

Send us a textABA on Tap is proud to share a pour with Kamila Jacob (Part 1 of 2):In this episode, we're joined by Kamila Iacob, BCBA, the co-founder of MentraTrack, to discuss the past, present, and future of ABA supervision. Tired of the administrative burdens and disconnected systems plaguing fieldwork, Kamila channeled her clinical expertise into creating a platform that empowers both supervisors and trainees. We'll explore how MentraTrack moves beyond just tracking hours to focus on the soft skills that truly define a competent BCBA.Episode Breakdown:The Problem with Paperwork: Kamila shares her personal journey from BCBA to tech innovator, detailing the pain points of fieldwork that led her to develop MentraTrack. Learn how she identified the gaps in traditional supervision models and how her platform was built to address them head-on.From Compliance to Competence: Discover why Kamila believes that "checking boxes" is not enough to prepare future BCBAs. We'll dive into the importance of developing clinical judgment, ethical reasoning, and professional communication skills that are critical for success in the field.AI in Action: We'll explore the AI-powered features of MentraTrack, such as the SMART Goal Generator and Assessment Tool, and discuss how technology can make supervision more personalized and effective. Kamila offers a glimpse into how these innovations help supervisors focus on coaching rather than compliance.A Better Way Forward: Kamila outlines her vision for the future of ABA supervision—one that is scalable, connected, and focused on growth. She provides advice for both trainees navigating their fieldwork and supervisors looking to enhance their mentorship.MORE ABOUT KAMILA:Kamila Iacob, M.A., BCBA, LBA, is the co-founder of MentraTrack, a digital platform designed to streamline fieldwork, supervision, and compliance for professionals in applied behavior analysis (ABA). With extensive experience as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and former Clinical Director, Kamila is committed to improving the quality of supervision in the ABA field.Motivated by her own experiences and observations of the challenges faced by both supervisees and supervisors—including disorganized tracking, compliance anxiety, and time-consuming paperwork—Kamila was inspired to build a more efficient and supportive solution. MentraTrack evolved from this need, providing features that go beyond simple hour logging to enhance the entire supervision process. This includes real-time compliance checks, AI-powered goal generation, and competency tracking.Kamila is a passioSupport the show

When the life she'd planned took an unexpected turn, Kathleen Perry had to find her footing again. The quiet retirement she and her husband had imagined was gone when he passed away — so she reached back to something she'd set aside long ago: a dream to wander. She set her sights on three places — Prudhoe Bay, Ushuaia, and Nordkapp — three dots on the map. And to connect those dots, she would ride a motorcycle.

References 1. Audacity, Free Audio Recording Program 2. Pastor Deborah's Own Voice 3. Filmora, Video Creating and Editing and Free Music Clips Program 4. The Authorized King James Bible 5. Strong's Concordance 6. Webster's Dictionary 7. Zoom Pro 8. Goggle Free Clip Art 9. Pixabay Free Motion Video Clips 10. The Matrix Movie, 1999 Scriptures used 1. Matthew 13 : 11 - 17, Written by an early follower, student, disciple of Christ Jesus Free Music Clips from Filmora 1. Warm & Romantic Wedding 2. Chinese Vintage Pastor Deborah's global web site of Agape Love, Love Is Here is at www.agapeloveishere.org Pastor Deborah Schleich is on X and LinkedIn Pastor Deborah Schleich is on Instagram at pastordeborah4ever Pastor Deborah Schleich is on Spotify at Agape Love Ministries, Setting The Captives Free Pastor Deborah's Podcasts are of many different topics and are all free to listen to on many free Podcast platforms which can be found on the front page of the web site on the left hand side of the page. All of Pastor Deborah's Videos are also in audio form on YouTube Podcasts and Music. Explore the podcast 11 episodes Love Is Here, A Voice of Light in The Darkness, Love Is Here, A Love Story of Agape Love, A Love Story of The Ages The Hidden Kingdoms

References 1. Audacity, Free Audio Recording Program 2. Pastor Deborah's Own Voice 3. Filmora, Video Creating and Editing and Free Music Clips Program 4. The Authorized King James Bible 5. Strong's Concordance 6. Webster's Dictionary 7. Zoom Pro 8. Goggle Free Clip Art 9. Pixabay Free Motion Video Clips 10. The Matrix Movie, 1999 Scriptures used 1. Matthew 13 : 11 - 17, Written by an early follower, student, disciple of Christ Jesus Free Music Clips from Filmora 1. Warm & Romantic Wedding 2. Chinese Vintage Pastor Deborah's global web site of Agape Love, Love Is Here is at www.agapeloveishere.org Pastor Deborah Schleich is on X and LinkedIn Pastor Deborah Schleich is on Instagram at pastordeborah4ever Pastor Deborah Schleich is on Spotify at Agape Love Ministries, Setting The Captives Free Pastor Deborah's Podcasts are of many different topics and are all free to listen to on many free Podcast platforms which can be found on the front page of the web site on the left hand side of the page. All of Pastor Deborah's Videos are also in audio form on YouTube Podcasts and Music. Explore the podcast 11 episodes Love Is Here, A Voice of Light in The Darkness, Love Is Here, A Love Story of Agape Love, A Love Story of The Ages The Hidden Kingdoms

Adventure motorcycling isn't just about the ride—it's about everything that comes with it: the borders, the gear, and the unpredictable moments in between. Ever had your gear raise an eyebrow—or a full-blown alarm—with airport security, police, or border agents? From tools to camping gear that triggered searches, the RAW panel shares stories of harmless objects that looked anything but, and the tense moments when curiosity met authority. And when the road itself turns uncertain, determination can clash with reality—storms rolling in, daylight fading, instincts warning “not today.” In this episode, we explore the judgment calls that separate grit from recklessness, the gear that got us flagged, and the rides we didn't finish but will never forget.

Contingencies are back — and they're anything but simple. In today's market, contingent offers are popping up left and right, and we've got stories. From getting stuck in a 60-day stalemate to crafting creative clauses that save the deal, we're sharing what it really looks like to handle contingent offers like a pro. This episode is not your typical contract rundown (although if that's what you want, check out Episode 218). Instead, we're digging into real-life examples of contingencies gone sideways and how those experiences have changed the way we approach them forever. Whether you're the listing agent fielding a “my house isn't even on the market yet” offer, or the buyer's agent trying to keep your clients from panicking mid-deal — this one's for you. Here's what we cover in this episode: The #1 mistake agents make with contingent buyers Why contingent offers feel riskier in today's buyer-driven market How to protect your seller and keep the deal alive Contingency timelines that actually work Why listing status changes matter more than you think The verbiage Katy and Alissa now add to every contingency deal What to do when your buyer panics mid-transaction How to coach buyers and sellers through backup plans (Plan A, B, and C!) Key Quotes & Takeaways “You're on a train headed nowhere — that's what it feels like when a contingency stalls.” — Alissa “Buyers see contingent status and think it's pending. Agents do too. That's the real problem.” — Katy “Don't get stuck in a 60-day trap. Put timelines and expectations in writing from the beginning.” — Alissa “If your buyer can't sleep, you've got a problem. Help them make an educated decision, not an emotional one.” — Katy Products, People & Previous Episodes Mentioned: Episode 218: Real Estate Contingencies Explained Episode 65: Buying and Selling at the Same Time Email Templates 101: https://emailtemplates101.com Agent Systems 101: https://agentsystems101.com Want to toast someone on the show? Send us a voice or video message with your name, who you're toasting, and why! Email it to team@hustlehumblypodcast.com.     Rate & Review the Show: Love what you hear? Leave us a review at https://ratethispodcast.com/hustlehumbly Get your FREE Database Template  Build Your Own Business 101: hustlehumblypodcast.com/byob All Resources: hustlehumblypodcast.com Submit your topic ideas and toasts to team@hustlehumblypodcast.com   Music: Straight A's by Conner Price The Good Life by Summer Kennedy  

Send us a textABA on Tap is proud to brew with Dr. Mallory Quinn (Part 2 of 2):In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Mallory Quinn, a Ph.D., BCBA-D, and entrepreneur who is revolutionizing the intersection of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), health, and fitness. Dr. Quinn, the owner of ABA Sports Innovations and ABASI Dance Lab, shares her personal journey, applying behavior science to create a fulfilling career outside of traditional clinical paths.Join us as we dive into:The Science of Movement: Discover how ABA principles can be applied to improve performance and overall well-being, whether you're a competitive dancer or a busy professional.Combatting Burnout: Learn the strategies Dr. Quinn uses to help other BCBAs and high-achievers protect their energy and set healthy boundaries.A Non-Coercive Approach to Health: Explore how Dr. Quinn's positive, data-driven methods move beyond old, coercive training practices to promote safe and effective long-term results.Building a Meaningful Career: Get inspired by Dr. Quinn's entrepreneurial path and how she helps others find their niche in the field of behavior analysis.Whether you are a behavior analyst seeking to diversify your career or simply looking for a new perspective on health and wellness, this episode offers practical tools and inspiration for redefining your relationship with movement.MORE ABOUT DR. QUINN:Dr. Mallory Quinn, Ph.D., BCBA-D, is a recognized expert in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), specializing in its application to health, sports, and fitness. As an entrepreneur, she has established two successful companies: ABASI Dance Lab and ABA Sports Innovations. Her work is dedicated to applying behavior science to improve performance, health, and wellness in a non-coercive, positive manner.Dr. Quinn earned her Ph.D. in Applied Behavior Analysis from the University of South Florida. Her published research focuses on using behavioral methods, data, and feedback to enhance performance, particularly in competitive dance. Through her work at ABASI Dance Lab, she provides professional training for dancers and musical theater performers, prioritizing positive mental health and non-coercive coaching. Through ABA Sports Innovations, she offers consultation services and guides other Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) who want to enter the health, sports, and fitness field. This includes providing supervision, training, and mentorship workshops. As a business coach, she helps other BCBAs build meaningful careers outside of traditional clinical Support the show

Near the end of a month-long motorcycle ride through Spain, Mark and Lisa Schubert set out for what should've been an easy final day through the Pyrenees. But as they climbed higher, a mild forecast unravelled into chaos — winds strong enough to stop their motorcycle mid-corner, trees down, and power lines snapping. What follows isn't a story about recklessness or bravado, but about how easily ordinary choices and a little fixation can lead riders into real danger. It's about the thin line between pressing on and pulling back — and the single moment that changed everything.

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Send us a textABA on Tap is proud to brew with Dr. Mallory Quinn (Part 1 of 2):In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Mallory Quinn, a Ph.D., BCBA-D, and entrepreneur who is revolutionizing the intersection of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), health, and fitness. Dr. Quinn, the owner of ABA Sports Innovations and ABASI Dance Lab, shares her personal journey, applying behavior science to create a fulfilling career outside of traditional clinical paths.Join us as we dive into:The Science of Movement: Discover how ABA principles can be applied to improve performance and overall well-being, whether you're a competitive dancer or a busy professional.Combatting Burnout: Learn the strategies Dr. Quinn uses to help other BCBAs and high-achievers protect their energy and set healthy boundaries.A Non-Coercive Approach to Health: Explore how Dr. Quinn's positive, data-driven methods move beyond old, coercive training practices to promote safe and effective long-term results.Building a Meaningful Career: Get inspired by Dr. Quinn's entrepreneurial path and how she helps others find their niche in the field of behavior analysis.Whether you are a behavior analyst seeking to diversify your career or simply looking for a new perspective on health and wellness, this episode offers practical tools and inspiration for redefining your relationship with movement.MORE ABOUT DR. QUINN:Dr. Mallory Quinn, Ph.D., BCBA-D, is a recognized expert in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), specializing in its application to health, sports, and fitness. As an entrepreneur, she has established two successful companies: ABASI Dance Lab and ABA Sports Innovations. Her work is dedicated to applying behavior science to improve performance, health, and wellness in a non-coercive, positive manner.Dr. Quinn earned her Ph.D. in Applied Behavior Analysis from the University of South Florida. Her published research focuses on using behavioral methods, data, and feedback to enhance performance, particularly in competitive dance. Through her work at ABASI Dance Lab, she provides professional training for dancers and musical theater performers, prioritizing positive mental health and non-coercive coaching. Through ABA Sports Innovations, she offers consultation services and guides other Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) who want to enter the health, sports, and fitness field. This includes providing supervision, training, and mentorship workshops. As a business coach, she helps other BCBAs build meaningful careers outside of traditional clinical Support the show

Thinking about downsizing your adventure bike? In this episode we test the waters with a Suzuki DR350—what it really takes to turn a lightweight, simple machine into a workable mini-adventure bike, the choices (and costs) that actually matter, and a few surprises that show up on both pavement and dirt. We start with durability—mirrors and signals, featuring the Doubletake Mirror origin story with Ned Suesse—and wrap with a technique reality check on small-vs-big from Chris Birch.

Donald Trump remains one of the most polarizing figures in American history—admired by some as a defender of democracy and vilified by others as a threat to it. In this episode, Andrew Parker takes a step back and reflects on the extraordinary moves of the Trump presidency: immigration enforcement, National Guard deployments, tariffs, energy policy, lawsuits against universities, fighting antisemitism, eliminating DEI, NATO accountability, direct diplomacy with global leaders, support for Israel, and the Abraham Accords.Whether you view these actions as courageous or catastrophic, there's no denying the scope and impact of Trump's presidency. Andrew unpacks the guts, chutzpah, and controversy behind Trump's decisions and what they mean for America, Israel and the world today.Support the showThe Andrew Parker Show - Politics, Israel & The Law. Follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and X. Subscribe to our email list at www.theandrewparkershow.com Copyright © 2025 The Andrew Parker Show - All Rights Reserved.

What if feeling “rich” wasn't about your bank account—but about how you move through your day?In this episode of the Soft x Savage Podcast, I'm pulling back the curtain on the 5 biggest daily actions that keep me in my rich AF energy—the kind of energy that builds premium brands, attracts high-ticket clients, and creates the soft life of freedom, expansion, and luxury.These aren't random habits or fluffy routines. These are strategic, intentional actions that I use to regulate my nervous system, amplify my creativity, and hold the frequency of wealth daily—so the money, clients, and opportunities flow.Inside this episode, you'll learn:- The exact mindset shift that makes me feel wealthy every single morning (no matter what's in my Stripe account).- Why structure and discipline actually create more freedom—and how I use them to balance motherhood and million-dollar moves.- The wealth rituals that collapse time around results and keep me magnetizing high-value clients without burning out.- How I weave both soft and savage energy into my daily life to stay powerful, playful, and paid.- The secret behind building momentum that compounds into consistent high cash months.If you've been craving behind-the-scenes of how I embody my “rich AF” identity—not just in business, but in my relationships, health, and lifestyle—this episode will give you the blueprint.Who this episode is for:Women building premium personal brands, coaches scaling to six and multi-six figures, and ambitious leaders preparing for their next era of freedom—whether that means motherhood, marriage, or million-dollar years.Tune in, take notes, and start embodying your rich AF life now.

Send us a textABA on Tap is proud to present Amy Jacobs-Schroeder (Part 2 of 2):Amy Jacobs-Schroeder is a highly respected professional in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), and a passionate advocate for empowering parents to take an active role in their child's therapy journey. With nearly 25 years of experience in working with children with autism and other developmental disabilities, Amy brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table. She obtained her Bachelor's degrees in Child Development and Psychology from California State University - Sacramento in 2001, and later a BCABA degree from the same university in 2007.Amy is a true pioneer of the parent-led autism therapy movement, having switched to this approach 15 years ago after witnessing parents often sidelined in traditional therapy settings. This commitment led her to co-found Happy Ladders, an innovative online curriculum and coaching platform designed to empower parents of children with developmental needs, including autism, through play-based and parent-led strategies. She also shares her insights as the author of the Parent-Led Revolution blog.Amy's dedication extends beyond her professional endeavors. She's a mother of five children and serves on the Board of Directors for Walk with Austin, a non-profit dedicated to supporting individuals with autism. Her experiences as a parent and professional have fueled her passion for making ABA therapy fun, flexible, and accessible to families worldwide, emphasizing the idea that parents are their children's best asset and should lead their developmental journey. More than anything,, Amy encourages all of you to sip slowly, enjoy your libation and ALWAYS analyze responsibly. Support the show

This week, Amy reminded the congregation that broken people often do broken things simply because they don't know who they are or whose they are. When we forget our God-given identity, we let trauma, words, the opinions of others, and the lies of the enemy define us instead of the truth of Scripture.She acknowledged that even though identity is a familiar topic, it's still one we wrestle with daily. We live in a world that constantly tries to redefine us — and as believers, we must stand firm in who God says we are.Referencing her earlier messages on convictions and the church's “Guardrail” series, Amy reminded everyone that convictions are what keep us aligned with Christ. If we trade conviction for convenience, we lose the foundation of who we are.She pointed out that life feels increasingly complicated, tense, and confusing — because we live in a culture that celebrates what God calls sin, questions what He has made clear, and mocks those who stand for truth. Yet, our call is not to withdraw, but to stand firm and love well.Amy turned to the story of Daniel, drawing parallels between ancient Babylon and our modern culture. Babylon didn't just conquer God's people physically — it tried to redefine who they were.King Nebuchadnezzar renamed Daniel and his friends, attempting to reshape their identities around false gods. Daniel's name, which means “God is my Judge,” was changed to Belteshazzar — meaning “Bel protects the king.” This was more than a name change; it was an attack on identity.Amy explained that Satan still uses the same tactics today — whispering lies like “You're not enough,” “You're too broken,” or “You can't be used by God.” But God's Word says the opposite: You are chosen, forgiven, victorious, fearfully and wonderfully made, and more than a conqueror.“When the enemy tells you who you're not,” she said, “remind yourself who God says you are.”Just like Jesus did when tempted in the wilderness, we defeat deception with truth — through Scripture.Daniel “resolved not to defile himself” (Daniel 1:8). That means he made up his mind before the temptation even came. Amy urged the church to do the same — to decide in advance what they will and won't compromise.She gave examples of these commitments:“I will seek God first every day.”“I will worship faithfully.”“I will reserve intimacy for marriage.”“I will not join the crowd when it goes against God's ways.”Daniel didn't protest or shout to make his point. He acted with wisdom, respect, and compassion — choosing to make a difference rather than just make a point. His quiet faith changed lives, including the guard assigned to him.Even in exile, Daniel's story shows that God was working behind the scenes. What the enemy meant for evil, God turned for good. Amy reminded the congregation that no matter what happens in our culture or nation, our King is still on the throne.Psalm 103:19 declares, “The Lord has established His throne in heaven, and His kingdom rules over all.”When we live out who God says we are, our lives become living testimonies that influence others — just like Daniel and his friends influenced kings and nations.Amy was transparent about her own journey — admitting that even after years of studying identity, she still finds herself struggling to fully live it out at times. But she emphasized that it's possible to stand firm without conforming.“You can live in Babylon,” she said, “without letting Babylon live in you.”Practical Ways to Walk Out Your IdentityAmy closed the message with seven practical ways to live out your identity in Christ:Live Out Your Faith Authentically (Matthew 5:16) – Let your good deeds shine so that others see Christ in you. Be consistent, real, and genuine.Be a Person of Integrity (Colossians 3:23) – Let honesty and excellence define you. Be the same person in private that you are in public.Share Your Story – Your testimony is proof of God's transforming power.Show Love and Compassion (John 13:34–35) – Love is your loudest sermon. Don't just win arguments; win hearts.Speak Truth in Love – Truth without love is harsh, but love without truth is hollow.Pray for Opportunities – Ask God daily to open doors to share His love.Reflect Christ's Joy – In a dark world, joy shines brightest.Amy ended with a heart-searching prayer:“Lord, help us be the best version of ourselves in You. Father, do people see the ‘me' that You see and want me to be?”She reminded everyone: You may live in Babylon, but Babylon doesn't have to live in you.

ADV-X in Canada turned out to be far more than just another riding event. By the end of the first day, faces were caked in dust, grins were everywhere, and the sense of camaraderie was undeniable. From trail-side fixes and overnight repairs to long mountain days, it was passion in motion—riders looking out for each other and a crew ensuring no one was left behind. Combine a world-class terrain with smart logistics that kept everything seamless, a spirit of fun, and you have an event that showcased the very best of adventure motorcycling in Canada. In this episode, you'll learn how the framework came together from Ryan Austin, instructor and owner of Enduro Park Canada in British Columbia—and hear from riders who lived those moments on the trail.

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Most women live like life is one big race — rushing to “get their body back,” rushing to hit the next income milestone, rushing to move on to the next chapter. But here's the truth: when you trust yourself, you don't have to rush.In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on what this looks like in my own life right now. Postpartum, business, relationships — I feel safe in every chapter because I've built the practices that make me trust myself no matter the season. That's the difference between living anxious and living anchored.We'll dive into:Why women feel anxious attachment to life (and why it's not your fault)How building mastery in money, health, and relationships changes everythingWhy safety isn't about rushing through a chapter but owning the one you're inThe real secret to resting without guilt and still knowing momentum is inevitableIf you've been feeling like you're sprinting from one milestone to the next, this episode is your permission slip — and the strategy — to slow down, anchor in, and actually feel safe where you are.

Send us a textABA on Tap is proud to present Amy Jacobs-Schroeder (Part 1 of 2):Amy Jacobs-Schroeder is a highly respected professional in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), and a passionate advocate for empowering parents to take an active role in their child's therapy journey. With nearly 25 years of experience in working with children with autism and other developmental disabilities, Amy brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table. She obtained her Bachelor's degrees in Child Development and Psychology from California State University - Sacramento in 2001, and later a BCABA degree from the same university in 2007.Amy is a true pioneer of the parent-led autism therapy movement, having switched to this approach 15 years ago after witnessing parents often sidelined in traditional therapy settings. This commitment led her to co-found Happy Ladders, an innovative online curriculum and coaching platform designed to empower parents of children with developmental needs, including autism, through play-based and parent-led strategies. She also shares her insights as the author of the Parent-Led Revolution blog.Amy's dedication extends beyond her professional endeavors. She's a mother of five children and serves on the Board of Directors for Walk with Austin, a non-profit dedicated to supporting individuals with autism. Her experiences as a parent and professional have fueled her passion for making ABA therapy fun, flexible, and accessible to families worldwide, emphasizing the idea that parents are their children's best asset and should lead their developmental journey. More than anything,, Amy encourages all of you to sip slowly, enjoy your libation and ALWAYS analyze responsibly. Support the show

Modern motorcycles aren't just machines anymore—they're equipped with advanced technology. Ride-by-wire means your throttle hand communicates with a processor instead of a cable, and that computer considers wheel speed, lean angle, traction, braking, and more before deciding how your bike responds. With ride modes, you can adjust your bike's personality for pavement, gravel, mud, or rain—varying power delivery, traction control, ABS, and even suspension. In this Rider Skills episode, Clinton Smout of SMART Riding Adventures explains how understanding ride modes can enhance your safety, control, and enjoyment on every ride.

What does “motorcycle adventure” really mean? Is it risk and danger, discovery and learning, or just stepping outside your comfort zone? In this episode, we talk about how riders see adventure, how those views shift with age and experience, and whether it's about pushing limits, finding purpose, or embracing the inner journey.ARR RAW round-table discussions with motorcycle adventure travellers - featuring Grant Johnson, Sam Manicom, Shirley Hardy-Rix, Brian Rix, Michelle Lamphere and Jim Martin.  RAW LISTENER QUESTIONS: Have a question for the RAW panel? Send it to us here.

Send us a textABA is proud to present Rachel Benson (Part 2 of 2):*PLEASE NOTE this content is marked 'explicit' only so listeners can be aware that it presents information on sex and sexuality. Rachel Benson is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with a Master's degree in Education specializing in Applied Behavior Analysis. She also holds certifications as a Sexuality Educator (CSE) and Certified Behavioral Sexologist (CBS), and is a professional member of the American Association for Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT).Rachel is passionate about applying the principles of ABA within the field of sexuality. She works as a Sexual Behavior Analyst at Empowered: A Center for Sexuality, where she provides direct therapy and consultative services to ABA teams, caregivers, and staff. Her expertise encompasses a wide range of topics, including human sexuality, kinks/fetishes, autism, sociosexual skills, assistance with flirting and dating, pleasure-related skill building, and compassionate, affirming practices. Rachel is dedicated to empowering individuals and upholding their individuality, including those with queer identities. She has worked extensively with neurodivergent populations for over 11 years in various settings.Tune in as Rachel shares her unique insights and experience in applying ABA principles to foster sexual health, safety, and empowerment for all. Keep it fun, keep it consensual and ALWAYS analyze responsibly. Support the show

We all choose our riding gear for comfort, style, and weather protection — trusting that if it's sold as motorcycle gear, it must also keep us safe in a crash. But how much of that trust is based on proof, and how much is just assumption? This week we speak with the head of one of the world's only independent labs that secretly buys gear off the shelf, crash-tests it, and publishes the results. What they've uncovered may completely change the way you think about the gear you've been relying on.

The Steve Harvey Morning Show for Wednesday, September 17th, 2025: Steve Harvey's Morning Inspiration | Show Open | Nephew Tommy's Run That Prank Back - "Is That Your Husband?" | Ask The CLO | Entertainment News | NeYo's New Mattress | Can Love Exist Without Finance? | Nephew Tommy's Prank - "He Left His Drawers" | Strawberry Letter - "Who's Been Filling Up Her Tank?" Parts 1-2 | Sports Talk With Junior | Social Media Advice | Wellness Wednesday | Would You Rather | Steve Harvey's Closing RemarksSupport the show: https://www.steveharveyfm.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Not even a power outage can stop us from sharing this week's magical adventures! Julie D. is back on the podcast with not one—but two Disney World trip reports, and she's got stories from Saratoga Springs, Caribbean Beach, and Riviera to share. ✨ Featuring in This Episode

Send us a textABA is proud to present Rachel Benson (Part 1 of 2):*PLEASE NOTE this content is marked 'explicit' only so listeners can be aware that it presents information on sex and sexuality. Rachel Benson is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with a Master's degree in Education specializing in Applied Behavior Analysis. She also holds certifications as a Sexuality Educator (CSE) and Certified Behavioral Sexologist (CBS), and is a professional member of the American Association for Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT).Rachel is passionate about applying the principles of ABA within the field of sexuality. She works as a Sexual Behavior Analyst at Empowered: A Center for Sexuality, where she provides direct therapy and consultative services to ABA teams, caregivers, and staff. Her expertise encompasses a wide range of topics, including human sexuality, kinks/fetishes, autism, sociosexual skills, assistance with flirting and dating, pleasure-related skill building, and compassionate, affirming practices. Rachel is dedicated to empowering individuals and upholding their individuality, including those with queer identities. She has worked extensively with neurodivergent populations for over 11 years in various settings.Tune in as Rachel shares her unique insights and experience in applying ABA principles to foster sexual health, safety, and empowerment for all. Keep it fun, keep it consensual and ALWAYS analyze responsibly. Support the show

In our journey of faith, we're called to move beyond merely hearing God's word to actively living it out. James 1:22-27 challenges us to put our faith into action, reminding us that true religion is not just about what we believe, but how we treat others, especially those who are vulnerable and in need. This passage encourages us to look after orphans and widows, symbolizing all those who are marginalized in society. As followers of Christ, we're invited to show God's love through our words and actions, treating everyone with dignity and compassion. This message urges us to examine our lives and ask: How can we show God's love in every situation we encounter? By doing so, we not only transform the lives of others but also deepen our own relationship with God, living out the abundant life Jesus promises.

When everything is perfectly organized—routes mapped, fuel stops planned, meals and beds guaranteed—it feels effortless. But the truth is, no matter how tidy the plan, the real world always gets a vote. On short rides, those small interruptions are easy to patch over. Stretch the miles across countries and weeks on the road, though, and the little things start to compound. That's when the first casualty is usually the plan—and what comes next is called the adventure.In this 2017 story, a dozen experienced riders set out to cross South America from Cartagena to Ushuaia, equipped with skills, support vehicles, and a clear plan. But tropical rain, border red tape, shock absorbers that cried uncle, and Patagonian winds forced them to adapt. The journey didn't unfold the way they mapped it—but that's the point. What carries a long trip isn't a perfect plan; it's the flexibility to rewrite it.

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This is a clip from the Brand Like A Rich Btxh Masterclass (you can watch the full thing here).Most entrepreneurs are stuck selling from survival mode. Their income depends on hustling in the DMs, running random launches, or showing up daily online. The problem? That's not freedom—and it's not sustainable.In this episode, I'm breaking down the Rich Bitch Brand framework that takes you from inconsistent revenue to a six-figure brand that sells on repeat. You'll learn how to package your brilliance into premium offers, position yourself as the authority in your industry, and finally build a brand that funds the lifestyle you've been saving on Pinterest.Here's what we'll cover inside:- The real math behind the “dream life” lifestyle (and what it actually costs).- Why most coaches and service providers struggle to sell their $500–$2K offers consistently.- The shift from *selling programs* to *selling a brand*—and why authority matters more than price.- How to position your brand so clients line up to pay you $5K, $10K, even $25K.- The exact strategy that allowed me to go from crickets to consistent $15K–$20K months.If you're tired of piecing together launches, hustling for every client, and wondering why your “good work” isn't selling… this episode will show you how to finally step into your Rich Bitch era and build a brand that pays for the life you actually want to live.

Send us a textABA is proud to host Nicole Shallow (Part 2 of 2):Nicole Shallow is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) specializing in sleep and behavioral consultation, particularly for neurodivergent children and their families. She holds a Master of Education in Special Education and became a BCBA in 2019. Her passion for sleep stems from her own personal experiences with sleep difficulties since childhood.Nicole is the founder and CEO of Your Behaviour Gal Consulting Inc.. What started as a single practitioner's sleep and behavior consulting practice has expanded to include a team of BCBAs who support families and professionals throughout Canada and the U.S. She's developed the Sleep Competency Certification Program to educate and empower other professionals in the field.Her services include sleep coaching for individuals and families, corporate sleep coaching, and sleep workshops. She also provides behavioral consultations for the autistic and neurodivergent community, encompassing family, school, and sleep support, along with home team coordination. Nicole emphasizes compassion, knowledge, and inclusivity as core values in her practice. Beyond her consulting work, Nicole is a public speaker, educator, and mentor. She believes that everyone can improve their relationship with sleep through the right tools and information. Nicole speaks happily about her role as a wife, mother of a young child and canine enthusiast. She takes time out of her busy schedules to pour a bright-eyed brew for ABA on Tap, one that is sure to prove soporific for your clients.  Get on with your sleep hygiene, and always analyze responsibly.Support the show

Chris Birch returns to Adventure Rider Radio with insights from his brand-new Everything Adventure video training series. This is a deep dive into how adventure riding and training have evolved in the last five years. Chris explains why fundamentals like bike setup and body position matter more than flashy skills, how modern ADV bike design is changing the way we ride, and why so much of what riders learn in a course is quickly forgotten. From fitness as the hidden limiter, to the “fun tokens” mindset, to the balance between digital and in-person training, Chris shares practical lessons and fresh perspectives every rider can take to the trail.About Chris Birch:Chris Birch is one of the most sought-after off-road coaches in the world. With over 35 years of riding experience, he has competed at the highest levels and coached thousands of riders across the globe. Known for his relatable teaching style, Chris focuses on explaining why techniques work, not just telling riders what to do. Through his Say No To Slow coaching program, he helps adventure and enduro riders build skills, confidence, and control on the bike.

Send us a textABA is proud to host Nicole Shallow (Part 1 of 2):Nicole Shallow is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) specializing in sleep and behavioral consultation, particularly for neurodivergent children and their families. She holds a Master of Education in Special Education and became a BCBA in 2019. Her passion for sleep stems from her own personal experiences with sleep difficulties since childhood.Nicole is the founder and CEO of Your Behaviour Gal Consulting Inc.. What started as a single practitioner's sleep and behavior consulting practice has expanded to include a team of BCBAs who support families and professionals throughout Canada and the U.S. She's developed the Sleep Competency Certification Program to educate and empower other professionals in the field.Her services include sleep coaching for individuals and families, corporate sleep coaching, and sleep workshops. She also provides behavioral consultations for the autistic and neurodivergent community, encompassing family, school, and sleep support, along with home team coordination. Nicole emphasizes compassion, knowledge, and inclusivity as core values in her practice. Beyond her consulting work, Nicole is a public speaker, educator, and mentor. She believes that everyone can improve their relationship with sleep through the right tools and information. Nicole speaks happily about her role as a wife, mother of a young child and canine enthusiast. She takes time out of her busy schedules to pour a bright-eyed brew for ABA on Tap, one that is sure to prove soporific for your clients.  Get on with your sleep hygiene, and always analyze responsibly.Support the show

Damian (Demon) Rowley spent 35 years riding motorcycles professionally in London—first as a courier, then as one of Virgin's elite “limo bike” riders, trusted to ferry celebrities and executives through the city's relentless traffic. With over half a million miles behind him, Damian shares the toll of crashes, injuries, and burnout, as well as the moment he realized he needed a change. At 50, he walked away from security, ended a long relationship, and set out solo on a KTM 690 to ride the world. His story isn't just about motorcycles—it's about reinvention, confronting fear, and discovering personal growth when the safety nets are gone.

In this episode of Founders Connect, Peace Itimi sits with Chikodi Ukaiwe, the Founder and CEO of Salad Africa, to uncover his incredible journey through banking, tech, entrepreneurship, and eventually building one of Africa's most impactful fintech startups. Salad Africa is transforming how small businesses and employees access credit in a continent where banks often say “no.”Chikodi shares his inspiring background, growing up in a university community that shaped his leadership spirit and resilience. He studied Computer Science at Babcock University and began his career in banking before pursuing his master's. But his return to the banking world was met with rejection, sparking a shift that would lead him to disrupt the African tech ecosystem.His wife submitted his CV at Jumia, and in 2012 the Jumia founders took a bold bet on him, appointing him as Head of Growth and Partnerships. That role became a defining moment in his career, setting the stage for what was next. After two and a half years, Sim Shagaya recruited him to join Konga, where he spent over four years building one of Nigeria's leading e-commerce brands.Chikodi later ventured into consulting, worked with the Nigerian government for over two years, and during the COVID-19 pandemic founded a nonprofit initiative called Show Love to support small businesses. Though that venture failed, it inspired him to launch Salad Africa, a platform providing salary advances and credit access to SMEs and employees.Starting Salad Africa was no easy feat. Chikodi talks about the many rejections he faced when fundraising and how Techstars became a turning point for him and his company. Through that five-month accelerator, Salad Africa secured its first major funding and laid the foundation for growth. Today, Salad has achieved incredible milestones, from raising capital to partnering with companies like Glovo.In this conversation, Chikodi opens up about the toughest challenges of entrepreneurship, including being sued for two years in a corporate dispute, navigating multiple failures, and rebuilding from scratch. He also shares the biggest lessons he has learned about resilience, leadership, fundraising, and building a business that solves real problems.If you're an entrepreneur, aspiring founder, or someone interested in the African startup ecosystem, this conversation is packed with raw insights, real stories, and practical advice on navigating rejection, finding the right partners, and building a company that lasts.Timestamps:00:53 - Peace's Intro01:48 - Why Salad?02:57 - Who is Chikodi?10:42 - Chikodi's career journey & business background30:24 - The real process for starting a business34:33 - Journey into Techstars37:33 - Key milestones44:17 - Business challenges46:46 - Crazy stories51:10 - Biggest lessons learnt01:02:02 - Key takeaway from Chikodi's storyFounders Connect is a platform that tells authentic stories of African founders, operators, and professionals. Watch, learn, and be inspired by how Africa's tech ecosystem is being built from the ground up.#FoundersConnect #AfricanStartups #SaladAfrica #PeaceItimi #ChikodiUkaiwe #Entrepreneurship #StartupFunding #AfricanTech #InspiringFounders

Send us a textABA on Tap is proud to present Nicole Parks (Part 2 of 2):Nicole Parks is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst with nearly two decades of experience across diverse settings, including forensic systems, mental health, and autism therapy. As the Chief Visionary Officer at Rooted Consultation, she champions the expansion of Applied Behavior Analysis beyond its traditional scope, focusing on subspecialties and innovative applications of behavioral science. Nicole is a passionate advocate for mentorship, ethical practice, and supporting BCBAs in building careers that align with their interests and expertise. She believes that ABA can make a significant impact in areas like addiction treatment, child welfare, and the justice system, and actively mentors future behavior analysts to push the field forward.Along with Mike and Dan, Nicole explores the possibilities for BCBAs beyond the traditional focus on autism therapy. She shares insights into creating a fulfilling career in subspecialty areas of ABA, based on her experience in areas like forensic systems and mental health. Topics include:Breaking the Mold: Nicole's journey from forensic and mental health work, and what drew her back to non-traditional ABA practice.The Subspecialty Framework: A plan for diversifying your ABA practice, focusing on supervision, learning, and job creation.Funding vs. Fulfillment: The financial realities and potential for burnout in traditional ABA settings, and why many BCBAs may consider alternative paths.Real-World Scope: The importance of understanding your scope of competence and strategically expanding it to thrive in diverse roles.This brew offers a wide array of flavors across  Applied Behavior Analysis palette, for both seasoned BCBAs looking to diversify their careers, and aspiring behavior analysts seeking inspiration for non-traditional paths. Sit back, sip deliberately and ALWAYS ANALYZE RESPONSIBLY. Fit, Healthy & Happy Podcast Welcome to the Fit, Healthy and Happy Podcast hosted by Josh and Kyle from Colossus...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

Chris Birch - What Works, What Doesn't, And How To Select The Moto Gear That's Right For YouWhen it comes to adventure riding gear, the options are endless—mesh, laminated, vented, lightweight, heavy-duty. With so many choices, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. What matters in riding gear? How much protection is enough? And what trade-offs should you be aware of? To get clarity, we turned to Chris Birch. A lifelong motorcyclist who's raced local dirt tracks in New Zealand, competed on the world stage in hard enduro, and now travels the globe on adventure bikes, Chris has seen it all. In this episode, he shares hard-earned insights on what works, what doesn't, and how to choose the gear that's right for you.When it comes to adventure riding gear, the options are endless—mesh, laminated, vented, lightweight, heavy-duty. With so many choices, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. What matters in riding gear? How much protection is enough? And what trade-offs should you be aware of? To get clarity, we turned to Chris Birch. A lifelong motorcyclist who's raced local dirt tracks in New Zealand, competed on the world stage in hard enduro, and now travels the globe on adventure bikes, Chris has seen it all. In this episode, he shares hard-earned insights on what works, what doesn't, and how to choose the gear that's right for you.

On this episode of RAW, we discuss recognizing and resolving conflicts while travelling, whether it's with someone you started the trip with or someone you meet along the way and decide to ride with. Common sources of conflict include differing riding styles, daily routines, decision-making, or budget mismatches. The panel talks about how to communicate effectively on the road, ways to compromise, when to take space, and how to reset after tension or disagreement.Listen to the episodes on ARR featuring two riders who faced issues while travelling from Atlanta to Alaska together. They ended up parting ways and didn't remain friends. Each appeared on the show in separate episodes to share their side of the story. Abandoned on the DaltonAbandoned - The Other Side of the Story

Fifteen years on the road—and no major disasters. Elsebie and Michnus Olivier of PikiPiki Overland share how they've dodged mechanical meltdowns, sketchy border crossings, and costly mistakes while traveling by motorcycle —including one tense moment in Sudan that could have gone very wrong. Is it luck… or a skill you can learn?

There is no coasting in marriage. You're either growing closer together or drifting further apart. You must be intentional about investing in your marriage and nurturing your relationship to your spouse every chance you get. Show Notes VERSES CITED: - Romans 12:10 - "Love one another with brotherly affection. Outdo one another in showing honor." - Ephesians 5:33 - "However, each one of you also must love his wife as he loves himself, and the wife must respect her husband." RELATED LINKS: - 25 Ways to Communicate Respect to Your Husband - original blog post - 25 Ways to Communicate Respect to Your Husband  - book & audio book - 25 Ways to Show Love to Your Wife - blog post - 25 Ways to Show Love to Your Wife - book - 30 Day Respect Challenge - free email challenge for wives - 30 Day Love Challenge - free email challenge for husbands STAY CONNECTED: Subscribe: Flanders Family Freebies -weekly themed link lists of free resources Instagram: @flanders_family - follow for more great content Family Blog: Flanders Family Home Life - parenting tips, homeschool help, printables Marriage Blog: Loving Life at Home- encouragement for wives, mothers, believers    

WATCH THIS EPISODE ON YOUTUBE!If you've ever wondered how to show love to your kids so that they really feel it, this episode is for you!I share my insights on the 5 love languages and tell stories about how they show up in some of my kids. Whether this is a new concept to you, or you've heard a lot about it before, you are going to be inspired by this conversation.The 5 Love Languages BookThe 5 Love Languages of Children Book⁠Join the conversation or ask a question here!⁠⁠⁠Connect with me on my email list.⁠⁠⁠Let's be friends on Instagram!⁠

Elisa Rosales lay on her back, head spinning, gasping for air. Her bike lay a few feet away, right where she had dropped it. Darkness pressed at the edges of her vision, and she fought the pull to let go, to drift into sleep. The ground beneath her was cold; she was cold. This was her first motorcycle adventure. She and her husband had set out from Argentina, bound for Arizona, but that destination felt impossibly far from where she now lay in the Andes, at nearly 16,000 feet. And the hardest part of the journey was only beginning.

This episode is a follow-up to our recent episode, Abandoned on the Dalton, which featured rider Shilo Crane on a journey from Georgia to Alaska to raise awareness for mental health. That story took a turn when Shilo said he was left behind by his riding partner on the remote Dalton Highway, forcing him to continue the trip alone. But shortly after that episode aired, we heard from the other rider—Corey Speck—who says it was he who was abandoned. What unfolds in this episode may sound like a rebuttal, a clash of perspectives, or a story about hurt feelings and fractured friendships. But as you listen, you might find something more profound—maybe even a story of discovery.

In this Rider Skills episode with chief instructor Clinton Smout from SMART Performance Centre, we break down the process of navigating obstacles into three simple, easy-to-remember principles—something that's never been done before. By the end of the episode, you'll be equipped to assess any obstacle, develop a solid plan, and make confident decisions—even when the terrain gets tough.Clinton Smout - SMART Adventure Programs/SMART Performance Centre:Clinton Smout is the highly regarded chief motorcycle instructor and founder of SMART Adventures in Ontario, Canada. With his extensive experience and expertise in motorcycling, Clinton has become a prominent figure in motorcycle education and safety. He is known for his passionate approach to teaching, emphasizing the importance of proper riding techniques, road awareness, and safety precautions. Through SMART Adventures, Clinton has helped numerous individuals enhance their motorcycling skills, whether they are beginners looking to learn the basics or experienced riders aiming to refine their techniques. His dedication to promoting safe and responsible motorcycling has made him a respected authority in the Canadian community.

What do you always carry when you ride—and why? This episode dives into everyday carry (EDC) for motorcyclists: the essential items riders keep close at hand, whether it's a short ride or a long haul. We also talk about staying dry—what works, what doesn't, and how riders deal with getting soaked on the road.ARR RAW round-table discussions with motorcycle adventure travellers - featuring Grant Johnson, Sam Manicom, Shirley Hardy-Rix, Brian Rix, Michelle Lamphere and Jim Martin.  RAW LISTENER QUESTIONS: Have a question for the RAW panel? Send it to us here.

In the mountains of northern India, surrounded by snow, altitude, and uncertain roads, James Thomas and two other riders pressed on—confident they could make it through. But what unfolded wasn't just a story of rough terrain or questionable GPS directions. It was about something much more familiar to most of us than we might admit: a mental trap known as cognitive narrowing, where pressure and focus cloud judgment until we can't see what's right in front of us. What happens when that focus becomes so tight, so singular, that we stop processing the cues telling us to stop—or turn around?

The mission was simple: ride motorcycles from Georgia to Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, to raise funds and awareness for mental health among veterans and first responders. Two military men set off as a team, just like they had served—watching each other's backs and pushing through the miles together. But halfway through, everything changes. The team breaks. Shilo Crane is left to ride alone. And what happens after that… may be the most revealing part of the adventure.