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Today, Josh is joined by Paul Timm, Vice President of Facility Engineering Associates, to discuss facility safety best practices, how to protect your security staff, how to reopen buildings securely, as well as visitor management tips. SHOW NOTES: Paul’s School Security book Contact Paul: paul.timm@feapc.com Coronavirus Resources See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Glastonbury's best bard and psychogeographer, Paul Weston, returns to the show to update us on his synchromystic adventures. This episode is a bit of a special one as it serves as the isolation-era launch of his latest book, History and Myth: Boris Johnson, Henry VIIIth, Extinction Rebellion, Plague & The Return of the Middle Ages. And even more special than that, the book owes its existence in many respects to his last appearance on the podcast and the feedback it generated among the listenership. So if people ask you what you did with your lockdown you can tell them you actually did co-author a book. Albeit accidentally. Enjoy! Show Notes Paul's latest book, History and Myth: Boris Johnson, Henry VIIIth, Extinction Rebellion, Plague & The Return of the Middle Ages. Paul's website. Paul's blog. Paul's YouTube channel. Paul on Twitter.

This week, we have a very special (emergency?) edition of Storytime with Paul. Glastonbury psychogeographer extraordinaire, Paul Weston, returns to the show to talk through some of the mythic, archetypal and historic resonances to the recent British election and the looming inevitability of Brexit. Great stuff, as ever. Show Notes Paul's website and tours. Paul's YouTube channel. Paul on Twitter.

There’s much more to being a man than merely lifting heavy weights or the Stone Buddhas at Paul’s Heaven House. It takes embracing facing and embracing your own vulnerability too.Paul talks to Colleen and Elliott Hulse about vulnerability, gender roles, sex in relationships and using controversies on social media to ignite deeper conversations in this Living 4D podcast.Follow Elliott on his YouTube channels (Elliott Hulse and Strength Camp) and on Instagram and learn more about his Strength Camp and Grounding Camp projects.Show Notes:Paul introduces Elliott and Colleen to the Stone Buddhas. (2:53)Elliott has learned how to integrate and express his feminine side over the past 12-18 months. (10:17)Yoga is a great way to access the feminine side and focus on allowing rather than the doing of one’s body. (28:42)Being present in the moment is not unlike the continuous exercise that is mindfulness. (33:07)Lifting the Stone Buddhas is just another valuable way to look at being vulnerable and courageous. (37:36)Colleen reclaimed her masculine energy since she stopped nursing her children. (54:32)Penny and Angie are Paul’s “MacGyver chicks.” (55:57)Sex can be an addiction. (1:02:42)Does sex get in the way of a man’s mission? (1:10:19)Do women use sex to take advantage of men? (1:13:33)Paul asks Elliott about the message behind a recent social media post, Fat women are the product of weak men. (1:20:56)Is anger a better motivator than shame? (1:34:13)Is it more effective to guide people with love than manipulation, shame, guilt, pain or slapping them in the face? (1:41:37)Resources:Owning Your Own Shadow: Understanding The Dark Side of Psyche by Robert JohnsonThe Men Going Their Own Way (MGTOW) movement

With mergers, acquisitions and millions of dollars changing hands, podcasts continue to be in the news. But just when it seems like well-funded networks are edging out the indies, Paul and Eric are here to assure community and college broadcasters and independent podcasters that there is growing opportunity for them, too. Show Notes: Paul on […] The post Podcast #206 – Podcasts Are Radio appeared first on Radio Survivor.

Meet Paul Zane Pilzer Paul Zane Pilzer is an economist, social entrepreneur, professor, public servant, and the New York Times bestselling author of 10 books and dozens of scholarly publications.  He became Citibank’s youngest officer at age 22 and it’s youngest vice president at age 25.  He has started, and/or taken public, six companies in healthcare and K-12 education.  A former commentator on National Public Radio and CNN, Pilzer speaks to approximately 200,000 people a year. Go Pro with Eric Worre is proudly brought to you by: * Go Pro Academy – where Network Marketing leaders are BORN.  Each week, Go Pro Academy members get exclusive live training with Eric inside our private Go Pro Academy Facebook group.  They also get access to the Go Pro Academy community – a unified group of people who are serious about changing their lives and the lives of others.  And they have unlimited access to the extensive Master Class Library of online training that covers how to get started, duplication, recruiting, social media, mindset, and more.  To start your 14-day trial for just $1, go to GoProAcademy.com. Show Notes Paul and Eric discuss changes in technology and how it’s affecting the way people work and make a living in today’s economy.  [2:33] Paul explains his formula for ‘Unlimited Wealth’. [15:30] Paul details his entrepreneurial journey and shares his business mantra. [19:20] Paul and Eric talk about why making an entrepreneurial decision is safer than making an employee decision, and the benefits of creating a Network Marketing business. [27:51] Paul explains why retirement isn’t an option for most. [30:35] Paul reveals how companies like Uber have given many a false perception of freedom. [32:00] Paul provides his definition of Network Marketing and why he thinks the Profession is misunderstood.  [36:07] Eric and Paul discuss how technology has helped the Network Marketing Profession.  [39:13] Paul explains the value of building a network.  [41:15] Paul warns against overselling and over-promising in Network Marketing. [43:08] Paul provides advice on what to look for when you choosing a Network Marketing company to join. [46:03] Eric asks Paul to explain the benefits of being an entrepreneur.  [49:04] Paul offers some closing words of encouragement to people who may be considering an opportunity in Network Marketing. [52:10] Rise of the Entrepreneur Check out the most powerful recruiting tool in Network Marketing history.  Rise of the Entrepreneur is a documentary file that will open your mind on why Network Marketing is a better way than the traditional business model.  Experts and global thought leaders share their views on what works best in today’s business world.  View it for free by going to https://networkmarketingpro.com/webinars/rise Questions or Comments? Do you have questions you would like Eric to answer in future podcasts or comments on the show you’d like to share?  Just email us at podcast@networkmarketingpro.com.

The gals are joined by Brooke's pal, Paul Caiola, who dishes about his hilarious experiences with weddings! He shares a slew of funny stories, including purposefully getting his dad too drunk at a wedding, chasing after a drunk friend in their underwear after Brooke's reception, and accidentally getting everyone wasted at his own wedding! There were so many stories to tell, that we had to break up his recording into two episodes.  So stay tuned next week to hear Paul give out some sage and snarky advice while going through listeners' confessionals. If you like boxer briefs or dangerous blood alcohol levels, this episode is for you!   -- SHOW NOTES: Paul and Brooke attended Adam Rose's wedding. If you want to hear more about Adam and his wedding planning, check out Episode 3:Used Tuxedos & Napping at Disneyland and Episode 25: Matching Suits & JV Squads! Paul went to a ton of weddings with Lisa Messina. You can hear more about all of those crazy wedding in Episode 29: Peach Poof Dress From Hell. Adam got married at the Orcutt Ranch Horticultural Center in West Hills, CA. And to follow up with that vocabulary lesson Paul gave all of us, here's the definition of "prodigious". If you want to make Paul's husband's favorite dessert, here's the recipe for the Momofuku Milk Bar's Grasshopper Pie. Paul got married at the Dumbo Loft in Brooklyn, NY. Paul's NYC-based food trucks for his wedding were Calexico, Milk Truck Grilled Cheese and The Good Batch.   -- BRIDAL BREAK: Hey Ladies!: A funny book - consisting of just group email and texts - about a year in the life of a group of BFFs planning a wedding! (Suggested by Brooke) The Gangster Martini: Fruity and boozy cocktail by The Cooking Bride! (Suggested by Pam) Wheel of Fortune Answers: Silly Twitter account (@wofanswers) that attempts in weird and hilarious ways to guess the answer to Wheel of Fortune puzzles! (Suggested by Brooke)   -- WEDDING CONFESSIONALS LINKS: www.weddingconfessionals.com Instagram Facebook Twitter   -- Have a story to tell us? Need some advice about your own wedding drama?  Email us: weddingconfessionals@gmail.com Call us: 434-933-2663 Click here to send us a message with no personal information needed! We promise to never reveal the names in order to protect the innocent...and the annoyed. Your secret's safe with us!

In honour of a very special anniversary and in light of a new biographical series, Paul Weston returns to the show to regale us with his strange angelic blend of history, synchromystic analysis and personal adventure. Rockets, redheads, dianetics, Beat poets and the Babalon Working. It's all in this week's episode.  Show Notes Paul's website and blog Paul's Babalon Working presentation

This week we welcome back Mr Glastonbury himself, Paul Weston. Paul was on the show late last year talking us through the high strange journey of how his latest book came about. Said book is now out in the world, so we pick the story back up and run it to its conclusion. Along the way, we talk synchronicity, developing one's personal magical calendar, astrotheology, understanding extradimensional contact and at least one Celtic saint. Show Notes Paul's latest book, Atargatis (US, UK) Paul's website The Occult Conference 2019 website

Kendall has been sober for 130 days… Here’s his story... Resources mentioned in this episode: Connect with Cafe RE For $12.00 per month, you can have unlimited, private access to groups of like-minded people via in-person meet-ups, unsearchable Facebook groups, and travel. First month FREE with Promo Code: Elevator. recoveryelevator.com/survey Sobriety Tracker AA Support the Recovery Elevator Podcast by shopping at Amazon with the Recovery Elevator link: www.recoveryelevator.com/amazon/ SHOW NOTES Paul on Lowering the bar… “I have a  podcast about being okay with the way things are, and I’ll admit, this episode is not perfect, there are some things left out.” Paul has been sober for 730 days. “Life at two years sober is better than life 730 days ago… My anxiety, that has pretty much gone away. But, on day 729, I had a near meltdown… The bar of expectations I had put in place for myself, had slowly risen up over the past 1 ½ years. On day 730, I realized that I needed to be kind to myself, to be patient and to get realistic. 2 years is not a long time, I still have so much more to go. On day 729, self-loathing showed up… again… I was so far out of my comfort zone, but that is where the growth happens, and that is where I have been for the past year and a half. So, I’m lowering the bar, I’m going to take the time to observe what I’ve done, what’s going on around me and enjoy the moment. What’s my plan moving forward? Well, I’m not going to change a darn thing.” Paul is taking this one day at a time… One day at a time…   [ 10:16 ] Paul Introduces Kendall: Kendall is 28 and has been sober for 130 days. “It feels great, I’m free. I don’t have to carry the weight of being drunk.” Kendall is from Lawrence, Kansas and moved to Montana 5 years ago as a professional painter, in his free time he likes to head up into the mountains. [ 11:25 ] What made you want to stop? Kendall surrendered to alcohol on the anniversary of a death of a best friend who died from a drunk driving accident. Kendall reset his sobriety date after smoking a bowl after attending another funeral of a close friend. [ 13:42 ] What were your drinking habits like? “I would drink at least a 12-pack if not more. I’d start in the morning just to calm the jitters, then the moment I got off work the fun began.” Kendall used rules like “no hard alcohol,” “just O’Douls,” anything to maintain his sanity. “I got to drinking on the job, anything to keep my mind on alcohol.” After being dismissed from a family Christmas dinner, Kendall knew something was up. [ 16:28 ] How did you do it? (on choosing sobriety) Kendall utilized the rules of AA. “They spoke my language, they have a plan and they know how to do it.” Kendall felt connected once he got a sponsor, a home group and started doing service. “It works if you work it.” [ 17:55 ] “Drinking is but a symptom…” Kendall dives into this idea. [ 18:32 ] What was it like, your first 24 hours, 72 hours…? “Oh boy, was that something else!” Kendall’s brain was so hard wired to drink. “The people in the world aren’t the problem, I always played the victim… It was all me. Selfish and self-centered.” “The moment that you’re able to accept some humility, that’s when the freedom begins.” Now, in sobriety, Kendall feels like the world is brighter and clearer. He can focus, eat and sleep, and do the things we do to be able to take care of ourselves. “It’s crazy how I’m now able to read a chapter and comprehend what I’m reading… It’s a gift.” [ 23:36 ] What have you lost to alcohol? “I’d say I lost my job, an education, an opportunity for an education, family, friends, relationships…” [ 24:50 ] Have cravings come and what do you do to move forward? Kendall will pray and utilize his sponsor. “One time I went to the Wal-Mart parking lot and pushed carts back just to do something, to get out of my head.” [ 27:34 ] What does your recovery portfolio look like today? “The moment I wake up, I pray. I have gone through “the big book and the 12 & 12”. The first 30 minutes of my day are all geared towards AA. I use the serenity prayer. The moment I get off work I go to a meeting, come home, cook dinner and go to bed. I like to keep it simple."   [ 28:37 ] Rapid Fire Round What was your worst memory from drinking?  “Christmas dinner when I wanted to see my family but I couldn't because I had been dismissed because of my habits.” Did you ever have an “oh-shit” moment? “The morning after I had been fired for drinking on the job and I had to go meet with my boss… I just couldn’t.” What is your plan in sobriety moving forward? “To serve others and keep going to meetings.” What’s your favorite resource in recovery? “My sponsor.” What’s the best advice you’ve ever received (on sobriety)? “Keep coming back. It works if you work it.” What parting piece of guidance can you give to our listeners who are in recovery or thinking about quitting drinking? “Keep your head out of the clouds and feet on the ground. Go to your local AA meeting.”   QUOTABLES “Sobriety is just straight up nothing.” - Paul “Deep down I needed an answer, I needed a solution… Really, I needed to check into reality…” - Kendall “I’m able to be Kendall, the Kendall that everybody knew that I could be when I put the bottle down.” - Kendall “What is popular is not always right and what is right is not always popular.” - Kendall “You might be an alcoholic if after your 3rd DUI and losing 2 best friends to alcohol, you think you still don’t have a problem with alcohol.” - Kendall “You don’t have to hangout with people you don’t like.” - Paul   “We took the elevator down, we gotta take the stairs back up. WE can do this!” Drop us a line: info@recoveryelevator.com Support the Recovery Elevator Podcast by shopping at Amazon with the Recovery Elevator link: www.recoveryelevator.com/amazon/ This episode was brought to you by Cafe RE and get your daily AA email here!

Debut author Paul Margolis joins us in this episode of CrimeFiction.FM to discuss his gut-wrenching new crime thriller, THE NAKED PHILOSOPHER. Show Notes Paul shares the storyline of the novel and the two mysteries he’s weaved into the book to lead readers to the shocking ending. Paul’s father is an extremely well-known philosopher who is still […] The post The Naked Philosopher, by Paul Margolis appeared first on CrimeFiction.FM.

Author and former LAPD Top Cop Paul Bishop joins us in this episode of CrimeFiction.FM to discuss his new book, LIE CATCHERS. Show Notes Paul shares the story behind the two lead characters in LIE CATCHERS, Robbery-Homicide detective“Calamity” Jane Randall and Detective Ray Pagan.  One of his goals with this duo was to avoid the cliches […] The post Lie Catchers, by Paul Bishop appeared first on CrimeFiction.FM.

Shamus Award-winning author Paul D. Marks joins us in this episode of CrimeFiction.FM to discuss his latest, a noir thriller titled VORTEX. Show Notes Paul shares his definition of noir in fiction. Paul has worked in the film business and offers the movie Double Indemnity as an excellent example of a classic noir film. We discuss the storyline […] The post Vortex, by Paul D. Marks appeared first on CrimeFiction.FM.