Podcasts about silver medals

REPLAY from October 5, 2024 Episode 48 Join Echo as she discusses illustration with Dan Dos Santos, award-winning artist for Marvel, DC, Universal Studios, and many more. About Dan Dos Santos Well known for his colorful oil paintings, Dan dos Santos' work spans a variety of genres, including advertising, comics, film and video games. He is best known though for his distinctive book cover work and his Marvel Masterpieces trading card collection. He has worked for clients such as Disney, Universal Studios, Activision, Scholastic Books, The Greenwich Workshop, Penguin Books, Random House, UpperDeck, Wizards of the Coast, DC Comics, and many, many more. Dan has been the recipient of many awards. He is a ‘Rhodes Family Scholarship' winner, a five time ‘Hugo Award' Nominee for Best Artist, Jack Gauhan Award Winner, Chesley Award Winner, and has received both Gold and Silver Medals from ‘Spectrum: The Best in Contemporary Fantastic Art'. His illustrations have graced the #1 spot on the New York Times Best Seller list numerous times, and his covers can be seen in bookstores in dozens of countries around the world. Simply put, Dan dos Santos is one the most recognized artists in his field. With hundreds of book covers to his credit, his vision has helped shape what the Fantasy market is today. Dan Dos Santos' Links: Gallery: https://www.dandossantos.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DandosSantos Echo Chernik's Links: Website: https://www.EchoChernik.com Illustration: https://www.echo-x.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/echoxartist Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/echochernik Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thexcaliberproject Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/profile/echox/created

Presented by SmartStop Self Storage, this week's episode of SheEO Lead-In, we listen to our host, San Marcos Mayor Rebecca Jones, engaging in a thought-provoking discussion with Tayyiba Haneef-Park, San Diego Mojo Head Coach Tayyiba Park, a three-time Olympian and Head Coach at San Diego Mojo, shared her journey from aspiring Olympian to achieving her dream. She discussed the challenges of balancing her athletic career with motherhood, particularly in 2012 when she had a two-year-old son. Tayyiba emphasized the importance of resilience, teamwork, and the process over the outcome. She highlighted her transition to coaching post-Olympics, mentoring young athletes, and her current role with San Diego Mojo. Tayyiba also reflected on the psychological impact of winning silver medals and the significance of creating opportunities for future generations in sports.We want to thank our incredible sponsor, SmartStop Self Storage, a leader in self storage real estate, and a company that upholds its core principles of leading together, embracing change and enhancing everyone's journey. To learn more about SmartStop, please visit SmartStop Self Storage. Thank you for being a part of the SheEO Lead-In community!  Please be sure to share our episodes and subscribe to this storage vault of wisdom and knowledge, built by women and for women.

Today on the Basketball Manitoba Podcast, we have Robyn Boulanger. She was the 15U Female Manitoba Provincial Team Head Coach this past summer at Nationals in St John's, Newfoundland. She played basketball in high school at the University of Winnipeg Collegiate with the Anishinabe Pride Basketball Club, which her family started. She then played for the Centre for Permanence, Manitoba Provincial Team and represented her province at the North American Indigenous Games. After high school, she continued her basketball career at the University of Winnipeg with the Wesmen team. She was part of their 2021/2022 playoff run, where they won Silver Medals in both Canada West and U-Sports Nationals. Now, she uses her experience as an assistant coach for the Wesmen to help young players improve. She started Zaagi'idiwin Sport Performance, which helps athletes get better on and off the court by combining Indigenous knowledge with sports and movement.

This week Brian and Harrison kick things off with some footy chat; they chat about the weather delay at the Pies vs Dees game, the finals picture as it stands, the launch of the AFLW season and plenty more. Away from football, they cover off; BT's wrap of the TV Week Logies, what goes on for his week off, and they get to some mailbag submissions. Later, the boys are joined by 4x Paralympian Ahmed Kelly. Ahmed's story is one of the more incredible tales of inspiration and resilience that you'll ever encounter, he was born with severely underdeveloped arms and legs (not uncommon in countries torn by chemical warfare). After his birth, he was abandoned at an orphanage in Bagdad, Iraq, and following several years of living in that orphanage, he met his now mother, humanitarian Moria Kelly. Moria brought Ahmed to Australia for major life altering surgery, and not after long, ended up adopting Ahmed. Fast forward, he is now a 4x Paralympic swimmer, collecting a Paralympic Silver Medal in 2020, World Championship Gold and Silver Medals (23' & 19' respectively) and a true beacon of inspiration. What sticks out most about Ahmed is his unwavering positivity and outlook on life, he has never used his disability as a disadvantage and approaches all things with a massive smile. Brian and Harrison have a long-standing connection with Ahmed having grown up in the Kilmore area and attending Assumption College together. This episode is brought to you by: Taubmans Hosts: Brian & Harrison Taylor Guest: Ahmed Kelly Produced by Harrison Taylor Audio & Video by Rhino Productions Get in touch with us or see more: Mailbag - lobmailbag@gmail.com Enquiries - harrison@ncmanagement.com.au Instagram - @lifeofbrianpodcast Tiktok - @lifeofbrianpodcast

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This week Kristi chats with two of her old friends, Ben Weatherwax and Michael Fairley, lightweight Harvard Rowing and Saratoga alumni who just won their race at IRAs.  The guys take us back to the beginning of their rowing careers (in fourth grade!) to high school rowing (including winning Nationals) and through their unconventional roads to Harvard.  We hear about how they helped turn their less-than-stellar program to into one of the top programs in the nation, and learned the lesson that more hard work and dedication is usually the answer.  After racking up one too many 2nd place finishes, they made a pledge of “no more silver medals” - and it worked. But watch out for the buoys. Plus: Kristi is rocking Comfort Plus seats and gelato as she trains in Italy, but her traveling library is weighing her down. Will she and Sophia be able to assemble their fan? Stay tuned. Only two weeks to the Olympics! Check out more about Ben & Michael on IG. Keep up with Kristi's Podcast - The Other 3 Years Get live updates on Kristi's Instagram! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Betsi Flint, a 6-time AVP Champion, played at Loyola Marymount University (LMU) for both indoor and beach volleyball. She is a 2-time AVCA All-American in beach and still holds indoor records in career aces and digs. In Betsi's rookie AVP Season in 2015, she and Kelly Kolinske were the youngest team at the time to take home an AVP Championship. Betsi was voted the AVP Newcomer of the Year. Betsi also plays on the FIVB and has earned Gold in China and Silver Medals in Canada and Australia.Betsi's favorite career memory was winning AVP Hermosa in 2018 with Emily Day; she grew up watching this event, and in her first time playing at AVP Hermosa, she won in front of her friends and family. Her most defining moment, however, was winning AVP Cincinnati in her first year out of college. It was then that she realized she could pursue becoming a professional beach volleyball player full-time. When Betsi isn't playing volleyball, she is spending time with her husband Chase and their daughter Cora or meal prepping. One interesting fact about Betsi is that she was born and raised in a small town in South Dakota, where she fell in love with sports. She later moved to Phoenix, AZ, with her family. Follow along with Betsi on Instagram @betsiflint Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Professional beach volleyball player Betsi Flint brings a unique perspective to our audience of endurance athletes and high performers. As the first volleyball player we've had on the podcast, she offers invaluable insights into the mental aspects that are so crucial to success in sports, life, and motherhood. As a Team USA 7-time AVP champ, Betsi has earned Gold in China and Silver Medals in Canada and Australia in the Olympics. She has also nailed the delicate balance of motherhood and athletic career.  Betsi shares candidly about the financial challenges of competing professionally in volleyball, shedding light on the often-overlooked realities of life as an athlete. Plus, we learn strategies and support systems that Betsi relies on to thrive in life and work. Here are a few key takeaways: - Finances of Professional Sports: Athletes rely on tournament placements, sponsors, and their own funds.- Motherhood and Sports: How support from family, prioritizing recovery and sleep, and employing mental skills help to overcome challenges.- Coping with Loss: Learn how Betsi uses Journaling, working with a mental coach, and using self-talk to help with mental preparation.- Perspective on Competition: Can appreciating how others push us to higher levels provide a better perspective?- Finding Purpose and Fulfillment: Why pursuits beyond just athletic achievements like inspiring others and connecting with family is important for ongoing motivation. LINKS: - Check out my solo episode, Rethinking Competition - Cultivating an adaptive mindset on competition with Kim Perkins, PhD

On the latest episode of the Grateful And Full Of Greatness Podcast, host Mark Glicini interviews Brodie Merrill, former pro lacrosse player in both the National Lacrosse League and Premier Lacrosse League. Listeners will hear about the power of patience, what Brodie means by "giving oneself license," establishing a foundation while maintaining flexibility, and why coaches should aim for "repetitions without repeating." He is a graduate of Georgetown University, where he was a two-time All-American, two-time Tewaaraton Award Finalist and 2005 NCAA Defensive Player of the Year. The future hall of famer has won multiple awards in his 17-year professional career, broke the loose ball record in the NLL and had the PLL's award for best long-stick midfielder named after him. He has also won two Mann Cup Championships, 2 Gold and 3 Silver Medals at the World Field Lacrosse Championship, 2 Gold at the World Indoor Lacrosse Championships and a MLL Championship. WHOOP OFFER: FREE BAND + FREE 1ST-MONTH SUBSCRIPTION: https://join.whoop.com/mgpp THORNE OFFER: 25% OFF ALL SUPPLEMENTS: https://www.thorne.com/u/markglicini OTHER WAYS TO LISTEN AND WATCH Listen/Watch on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1Ruq1L8SNPyGmAqLdrVAVQ Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/grateful-and-full-of-greatness-with-mark-glicini/id1498665905?uo=4 Visit Mark Glicini's Website: https://www.markglicini.com/

Team USA Paralympian Swimmer, Ahalya Lettenberger is On The Road to Paris as she makes a mark on the competition...literally Team USA celebrates one year to the Olympic and Paralympic Games Paris 2024 by inviting fans to make their mark in support of America's Olympians and Paralympians by getting custom made-to-fade tattoos that celebrate our athletes. Paralympian Swimmer, Ahalya Lettenberger is On The Road to Paris as she along with several other Team USA Olympian and Paralympians are celebrated at Ephemeral Tattoo in Los Angeles, CA. The Glen Ellyn, IL native, who competes in the 200-Meter Individual Medley and the 400-Meter Freestyle has participated in the Tokyo 2020 takes where she took the Silver Medal in the 200-Meter Individual Medley. Lettenberger has also competed in the World Champsionships in 2019, 2022 and 2023, where she has earned two Silver Medals and one Bronze Medal. During the evening's events in Los Angeles, the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee launched its one-year countdown to the Olympic and Paralympic Games Paris 2024 by inviting fans around the nation to make their mark for Team USA. Inspired by the tradition of many Olympians and Paralympians commemorating their Games experience with a tattoo, Team USA is giving fans the opportunity to take part in the ritual by giving away hundreds of custom, Team USA-inspired tattoos. Fans across the country can visit teamusa.com/roadtoparis to sign up for a chance to win their free Team USA tattoo from July 26 through Aug. 31. Although I am not sure Lettenberger received one of the temporary tattoos (we know fore sure, I did not), she is excited to be apart of Team USA yet again as well being apart of a small group of the world's most elite athletes to compete in the sport of swimming. In our interview Lettenberger shares her experiences as a swimmer and Paralympian, what inspires her to compete and how she has become an inspiration to other athletes.  Follow Ahalya Lettenberger on Instagram @alett19 and her Road to Paris with Team USA. #TeamUSA #Paralypian #Swimmer #Swimming #AhalyaLettenberger #Olympics2024 #Paralympic2024

In its quest to be remembered by car rental customers, Avis once proudly proclaimed, "We're #2. We Try Harder." It was a brilliant campaign that highlights the challenges of being second. No one remembers you. Kurt and Jon are both second children so they've been dealing with this challenge forever. (Some people even start a podcast to overcompensate.) So Jon and Kurt set out to make sure the silver medalists from history and pop culture get their due. Come learn about Michael Wilding, Twice a Prince, Samuel Tilden, and so many others who just missed out on immortality and why. Jon and...what's the other guy's name? The guy who's second in the Smart Drivel title? Ah, it's on the tip of my tongue. Anyway, enjoy the episode.

 According to Wikapedia, Jerry Miculek is referred to as "The Greatest Shooter of All Times". Rightfully so, he holds numerous world speed shooting records but also hit a small target at 1,000 yards shooting a 9mm handgun, off-hand. His doing so impresses me more than his world speed shooting records. Kay's father was Jimmy Clark, one of the world's best pistolsmiths and shooters. He taught his daughter early on how to shoot handguns and shoot them ultra accurately. She has collected many Gold and Silver Medals shooting in World IPSC competitions as well as in other handgun competitions. Jerry and Kay Miculek combined are without a doubt two of the world's best and most known and recognized shooters. In this episode we talk about a lot of things, but mostly not about shooting competitions and more about hunting, wildlife and growing up in the country! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join host Joanne Carey as she chats with Special Guest: Gina Tse, Artistic Director International dance School, Stockholm, Sweden This episode of “Dance Talk” ® with Joanne Carey, is a part of an exciting series Joanne has created that is focusing on the work of Artistic Directors titled: Artistic Directors; "Creating the Torch: Legacy, Mission, Vision; Making and Keeping, History in the 21st Century" Within the series, several guests join Joanne to dive into the responsibility of carrying on the mission and legacy of well established and often world famous dance companies, dance institutions and academies as well as the journey of artistic directors who are forming and have created new dance companies and institutions; all whom are paving the way in the dance world, making their artistic mark for generations to come. In this episode, Joanne sits down, across time zones, with Gina Tse, to discuss Gina's artistic vision and the freedom of creating a dance organization from the ground up and in doing so is instilling the mission of "giving back — teaching from the heart to spread the joy of dance". By keeping the love of the art form, the well-being of her students, and the leadership of her staff at the forefront, Gina has taken both her extraordinary dance and theater background as well as her professional career as a principal dancer with the Royal Swedish Ballet, to create a school where the joy of artistry is nurtured and the vehicle of dance is used as the building blocks of life. Gina Tse began her ballet training at 3 years of age and commenced her pre-professional training at The Royal Ballet School in London seven years later. She was a dancer with English National Ballet before joining The Royal Swedish Ballet  in 2004. There, she was promoted to First Soloist in 2007 and Principal Dancer in 2011–– the same year she was awarded Dancer of the Year in Stockholm. She danced with Stockholm 59°North soloists and was also nominated for Benois de la Dance in Moscow at the Bolshoi Theatre in 2016. Gina has danced for The Swedish Royal Family on numerous occasions, including The Nobel Banquet, and has performed Swan Lake for the Opening of Parliament. Gina's instrumental role in the development of The International Ballet School and Arts Centre has been constant. From teaching 3 year olds the thrill of movement within classical dance steps, to preparing her pre-professionals and Trainee Professionals for coming careers at the world's leading ballet schools and companies, her infectious love of dance and performance is contagious. With a remarkable 100% graduate success rate, it's no surprise that Gina Tse and the IBS teaching staff are in demand. Students and professionals from near and far regularly turn to IBS for masterful preparatory ballet training, and IBS senior associates have won scholarships from Carina Ari Foundation, as well as Gold and Silver Medals at the AED International Dance Competition held in Italy. Gina and her staff have taught at numerous summer dance workshops and schools across the globe. You can find more information on the International Dance School, their programs and offerings, on their website https://www.internationalballet.se/ Follow her on Instagram @balletiner https://instagram.com/balletinter?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== “Dance Talk” ® with Joanne Carey  "Where the Dance World Connects, the Conversations Inspire, and Where We Are Keeping Them Real." Follow Joanne Carey on Instagram @westfieldschoolofdance Tune in. Follow. Like us. And SHARE! Please leave us review about our podcast! 

Join host Joanne Carey as she chats with Special Guest: Gina Tse, Artistic Director International dance School, Stockholm, Sweden This episode of “Dance Talk” ® with Joanne Carey, is a part of an exciting series Joanne has created that is focusing on the work of Artistic Directors titled: Artistic Directors; "Creating the Torch: Legacy, Mission, Vision; Making and Keeping, History in the 21st Century" Within the series, several guests join Joanne to dive into the responsibility of carrying on the mission and legacy of well established and often world famous dance companies, dance institutions and academies as well as the journey of artistic directors who are forming and have created new dance companies and institutions; all whom are paving the way in the dance world, making their artistic mark for generations to come. In this episode, Joanne sits down, across time zones, with Gina Tse, to discuss Gina's artistic vision and the freedom of creating a dance organization from the ground up and in doing so is instilling the mission of "giving back — teaching from the heart to spread the joy of dance". By keeping the love of the art form, the well-being of her students, and the leadership of her staff at the forefront, Gina has taken both her extraordinary dance and theater background as well as her professional career as a principal dancer with the Royal Swedish Ballet, to create a school where the joy of artistry is nurtured and the vehicle of dance is used as the building blocks of life. Gina Tse began her ballet training at 3 years of age and commenced her pre-professional training at The Royal Ballet School in London seven years later. She was a dancer with English National Ballet before joining The Royal Swedish Ballet  in 2004. There, she was promoted to First Soloist in 2007 and Principal Dancer in 2011–– the same year she was awarded Dancer of the Year in Stockholm. She danced with Stockholm 59°North soloists and was also nominated for Benois de la Dance in Moscow at the Bolshoi Theatre in 2016. Gina has danced for The Swedish Royal Family on numerous occasions, including The Nobel Banquet, and has performed Swan Lake for the Opening of Parliament. Gina's instrumental role in the development of The International Ballet School and Arts Centre has been constant. From teaching 3 year olds the thrill of movement within classical dance steps, to preparing her pre-professionals and Trainee Professionals for coming careers at the world's leading ballet schools and companies, her infectious love of dance and performance is contagious. With a remarkable 100% graduate success rate, it's no surprise that Gina Tse and the IBS teaching staff are in demand. Students and professionals from near and far regularly turn to IBS for masterful preparatory ballet training, and IBS senior associates have won scholarships from Carina Ari Foundation, as well as Gold and Silver Medals at the AED International Dance Competition held in Italy. Gina and her staff have taught at numerous summer dance workshops and schools across the globe. You can find more information on the International Dance School, their programs and offerings, on their website https://www.internationalballet.se/ Follow her on Instagram @balletiner https://instagram.com/balletinter?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== “Dance Talk” ® with Joanne Carey  "Where the Dance World Connects, the Conversations Inspire, and Where We Are Keeping Them Real." Follow Joanne Carey on Instagram @westfieldschoolofdance Tune in. Follow. Like us. And SHARE! Please leave us review about our podcast! 

This week we discuss Monolith vs. Microservices , PassKeys replacing passwords and the return of Watson(x). Plus, some thoughts on the media and BlueSky. 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Ian Seabrook is an Underwater Director of Photography in the Motion Picture and Television Industry, working on a number of feature productions, such as Batman v Superman, Deadpool 2 and Jungle Cruise, along with documentary films such as The Rescue. Seabrook is also the winner of Double Gold & Silver Medals for Cinematography at the 2019 Telly Awards. A full member of the Society of Camera Operators, and the CSC, Seabrook holds both commercial and recreational dive certifications.· www.ianseabrook.net · www.creativeprocess.info · www.oneplanetpodcast.org

“It's about leaving the planet in a better condition than it is currently. What you're witnessing is years of neglect. It's the humans who have screwed it all up, and the warming of the earth is no different. The oceans are changing. The topography is changing. Mussels are being fried when the tides recede. This is all unnatural. Or maybe it's natural. I think it's Mother Nature just being pissed off and saying, “This is what you get.” And so it's up to everyone to change their ways. Their shopping habits, their eating habits, how much gas they use. All that stuff which people think “that can't affect anything.” Well, you're seeing the result of it now.”Ian Seabrook is an Underwater Director of Photography in the Motion Picture and Television Industry, working on a number of feature productions, such as Batman v Superman, Deadpool 2 and Jungle Cruise, along with documentary films such as The Rescue. Seabrook is also the winner of Double Gold & Silver Medals for Cinematography at the 2019 Telly Awards. A full member of the Society of Camera Operators, and the CSC, Seabrook holds both commercial and recreational dive certifications.· www.ianseabrook.net · www.creativeprocess.info · www.oneplanetpodcast.org

We talk about the Florida Panthers, the World Juniors, the All-Star voting format, other news and notes, and a quiz on the recent history of World Junior silver medals. Instagram: fusionanhockeypodcast

For Episode 52, I was joined by Olympian Jazz Carlin. Jazz is a former Team GB & Welsh swimmer, who is no stranger to the podium! Jazz announced herself on the world stage in 2009, when she won her first senior medal the World Championships in Rome. From there she kicked on and was so close to qualifying for the London Olympics in 2012, only to miss out due to illness. This disappointment stoked the fire, making Jazz even more determined. Her hard work and dedication paid off, winning 2 Silver Medals at Rio 2016!During our chat, Jazz gives great insight into her career, and gets into what it took to achieve her dream of becoming an Olympian. Jazz also talks about how sport transfers to her current role, her sporting background, preparation from a training and psychological point of view, nutrition and so much more! Be sure to connect with Jazz on Instagram (@JazzCarlin) & Twitter (@JazzCarlin). Jazz also has an online platform that you can check out @SwimWithJazz. For swim camps and more information, check out swimwithjazz.co.uk For all your training needs, see www.be-ready-training.com where a variety of programmes are available with or without equipment requirements

  Award winning pianist Donna Weng Friedman enjoys a varied career as a soloist, chamber musician, educator, curator, producer and app developer.   Her album Heritage and Harmony: Silver Linings, featuring exclusively AAPI/BIPOC artists, aims to promote understanding and tolerance and combat racism, with all proceeds donated to an organization that supports the AAPI community and fights against racism.  Recorded and released during the pandemic, the album was presented with two Silver Medals at the 2022 Global Music Awards.    In collaboration with WQXR, Donna created and produced Heritage and Harmony, a virtual concert series in celebration of Asian Pacific Heritage Month.  As an American of Chinese descent, her work with Friends of Thirteen on  Asian Americans of New York & New Jersey | WLIW21 - expanding the story-sharing website, highlighting first-person stories about the Asian American experience in our region- was not only meaningful to her, but to her family, friends and community as well.   She is the co-creator and co-host of HER/MUSIC;HER/STORY, a mini-series on WQXR as well as a concert series that shines a light on women composers, past and present.  Donna was awarded a New York Women Composers grant for 2022. She was the guest speaker on TEDx Santa Barbara's series Making Waves: Conversations with Influencers and Disruptors. Donna is the Artistic Advisor of Ariel Rivka Dance, an all-female dance company. Together they will share stories of heritage and harmony through music and dance.   In January and April 2021, Donna was the featured guest artist on the National Women's History Museum's series NWHM Presents: Sundays@Home, honoring women whose activism and talents serve to inspire others.  On March 8th, 2022, she launched a new education program in collaboration with the National Women's History Museum called Heritage and Harmony: Her Art, Her Voice, featuring leading female BIPOC role models in the arts who share their stories of heritage, their challenges and their triumphs, as they seek to inspire and empower future generations of groundbreaking young women.    Donna has performed in concert halls worldwide, and appeared as soloist with major symphony orchestras, including the Atlanta, Philadelphia and Shanghai Symphony Orchestras.  The curator of the Donna Weng Friedman '80 Master Class Series at Princeton University, she is also a member of Princeton University Music Department's Advisory Council.  Donna received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Princeton University where she was a University Scholar and a Master of Music Degree from the Juilliard School. She had the honor of studying with the great pedagogue Nadia Boulanger, as well as the incomparable pianist Radu Lupu. She was the music supervisor and recording artist for the award-winning film documentary “Frames of Life” as well as for the documentaries “Living Liberty” and “Morris Engle: The Independent”.  Ms. Weng Friedman created “The Music Bee Club” interactive classical music app series for children ages 2-8 featuring world class musicians, such as principal cellist of the NY Philharmonic Carter Brey and flutist Elizabeth Mann, produced by twentyone-time Grammy Award winner David Frost.     I really admire in her story the instinct to take action, the willingness to use her strengths to create change in the world. How can you imagine doing something similar?  Find Donna at her website, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter. Building a creative business? You need to check out the Ultimate Music Business Summit this January! I'll be presenting, and so will over two dozen other musicpreneurs!  Thinking of trying FONS to streamline scheduling and payment for your music studio? Click HERE for my affiliate link and a free two week trial!  Theme music and audio editing by DreamVance. You can join my email list HERE, so you never miss an episode! Or you could hop on a short call with me to brainstorm your next plan.  I'm your host, Jennet Ingle. I love you all. Stay safe out there!

When it comes to the world of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, few people are as popular or as active at the highest level of NoGi competition as Craig Jones. Craig, being an Aussie moved to the US, brings a flare to the scene not often seen. Between his hilariously off-color humor and his relaxed personality, you might be surprised how aggressive his jiu-jitsu is on game day. Jokingly known as the 2nd best grappler in every division, he's looking to at least claim that silver medal coming up in just over 2 weeks at the biggest jiu-jitsu event in the world - ADCC - being hosted this year in Las Vegas. ----- Follow the Social Disorder Substack for articles and links to many of the episodes you hear here: https://thesocialdisorder.substack.com/

Had quite an adventure in Orlando watching our 12 year old son win a silver medal in the Junior National Volleyball Championship in front of a surprisingly big crowd. 12 year old volley is serious business to many these days. That said, it was a really fun experience and I learned so much about life and work. Here are three things I learned at Orlando AAU '22 1. "You don't want to be the kid everyone is rooting for. You want to be the kid everyone is relying on." A coach said this to me as we watched the later rounds and I love it. Needs no explanation. We know who those people are in our lives, on our teams and in our businesses. The ones we rely on, the ultimate form of trust 2. "All we can do is work really hard at what we want. Practice. Do the extra work. Prepare. Study. And if we do, we just might end up with the ball in our hands when it matters. And that's where you want to be. Where you decide who wins and loses, because you earned that right." A life changing quote I heard last summer and have worked on with our family and team ever since. There is no pressure in the big moment. It's why we do what we do. Its where we want to be. 3. In December 2020 our son had never played an organized game of volleyball. Boys don't usually play that young. We went to Maui where we decided to stay for nearly four months avoiding covid. His twin sister was playing on a team at the time with a tyrant of a coach. Just an awful situation who threatened that if she didn't "keep up" she couldn't stay on her team (she was 10). So we went out and practiced together every other day for months - trying to keep it fun and 'keep up.' Since Dellan was there, he participated. We worried every day about the situation our daughter was in - so we stayed diligent. We prayed and prayed. When we got home to the mainland, Dellan really wanted to play on a team. None of the local teams were playing due to Covid, so I called an old friend who had a club team in the south bay - a cool hour+ in traffic - to see if he could go to a practice or two. "He's on the team" was the reply. "And with Covid, there's no traffic so the drive (usually 90 min) will only be 45 min." We agreed to do it just for the three months left in the season. The team was magical. Incredible families and some of the most overqualified and best coaches I've seen - and I played on a lot of team. And the boys were good. Really good. Dellan was only 10. Most of them were 12 and 13, but they treated him like family and still do. At the first tournament we weren't allowed inside (covid). I didn't even pay for the live stream as there was no way he would play. He ran out with a beaming smile to tell me about his six aces. My response: "Wait….they put you in the game???" 15 months later Dellan is winning all-tournament awards and silver medals while playing every point of a 12u national championship match against Puerto Rico. As my good friend Jon Gordon says: "We're on a rock spinning 65,000 mph around the sun. Your entire existence is a miracle." He's right. We control almost nothing. And thank goodness we don't. From so much negative came so much positive. Who knew I could learn so much from 12 year old sports.

No sand required! Learn some effective and fun beach volleyball drills that you can do at home. Here's how to get better AT HOME with these tips and drills!

A Tentative but Decisive List! Let's Explore The Titles that Stole My Heart! Introduction: Perhaps I'm Jumping the Gun, but Let's Have some Fun! (15:47) The Honorable Mentions (34:38) (5) Bronze Medals (52:28) (5) Silver Medals (1:09:48) (5) Gold Medals UnderratedSK@gmail.com Kim C. will return with another episode soon! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tyousk/support

All eyes on figure skater Nathan Chen ahead of tonight's men's figure skating competition — 1984 gold medalist Scott Hamilton is breaking down the competition. Plus, we're checking in with Jaelin Kauf after winning a silver medal in women's moguls, and figure skating duo Alexa Scimeca Knierim and Brandon Frazier on also taking home a silver medal in the team event.

Frank Nielsen is known as a solid, knowledgeable lacrosse competitor. He had an 11 year stint in the Western Lacrosse Association Sr. A League playing for the Coquitlam Adanacs from 1976 – 1984 and the New Westminster Salmonbellies from 1985-1986. He was known for his defense and faceoff abilities and was made the Alternative Captain for Canada West in the 1980 Nations World Box Championship.Nielsen moved on to coaching after his playing days and brought the Coquitlam Adanacs to the Mann Cup in 1998 for the first time. He also coached the Coquitlam Junior Adanacs while in the organization.He shared his deep knowledge of the game as one of the contributing authors of the BCLA Coach Drill Manual for Box Lacrosse.He had great success as an international coach of Team Canada, capturing Silver Medals in 1998 an 2002. He capped those honours off with a Gold Medal performance at the 2006 World Field Championships held in London, Ontario. It was Canada's first Gold since 1978.For these achievements, Frank was selected as a finalist for the 2007 Sport BC Coach of the Year Award.

The Time Has Come! We have 9 Locked-In Stephen King Novels (Only Novels) that Comprise: -5 Gold Medals/5 Seats at the Round Table -4 Silver Medals/4 Seats at the (Smaller) Round Table -(2) Potential Bronze Contenders... Eventually the Top-15 Will be Born but for now, we have NINE! What will our 10th be? UnderratedSK@gmail.com Spoiler-Free! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tyousk/support

Ian Seabrook is an Underwater Director of Photography in the Motion Picture and Television Industry, working on a number of feature productions, such as Batman v Superman, Deadpool 2 and Jungle Cruise, along with documentary films such as The Rescue. Seabrook is also the winner of Double Gold & Silver Medals for Cinematography at the 2019 Telly Awards. A full member of the Society of Camera Operators, and the CSC, Seabrook holds both commercial and recreational dive certifications.· www.ianseabrook.net · www.creativeprocess.info · www.oneplanetpodcast.org

“It's about leaving the planet in a better condition than it is currently. What you're witnessing is years of neglect. It's the humans who have screwed it all up, and the warming of the earth is no different. The oceans are changing. The topography is changing. Mussels are being fried when the tides recede. This is all unnatural. Or maybe it's natural. I think it's Mother Nature just being pissed off and saying, “This is what you get.” And so it's up to everyone to change their ways. Their shopping habits, their eating habits, how much gas they use. All that stuff which people think “that can't affect anything.” Well, you're seeing the result of it now.”Ian Seabrook is an Underwater Director of Photography in the Motion Picture and Television Industry, working on a number of feature productions, such as Batman v Superman, Deadpool 2 and Jungle Cruise, along with documentary films such as The Rescue. Seabrook is also the winner of Double Gold & Silver Medals for Cinematography at the 2019 Telly Awards. A full member of the Society of Camera Operators, and the CSC, Seabrook holds both commercial and recreational dive certifications.· www.ianseabrook.net · www.creativeprocess.info · www.oneplanetpodcast.org

Ian Seabrook is an Underwater Director of Photography in the Motion Picture and Television Industry, working on a number of feature productions, such as Batman v Superman, Deadpool 2 and Jungle Cruise, along with documentary films such as The Rescue. Seabrook is also the winner of Double Gold & Silver Medals for Cinematography at the 2019 Telly Awards. A full member of the Society of Camera Operators, and the CSC, Seabrook holds both commercial and recreational dive certifications.· www.ianseabrook.net · www.creativeprocess.info · www.oneplanetpodcast.org

“It's about leaving the planet in a better condition than it is currently. What you're witnessing is years of neglect. It's the humans who have screwed it all up, and the warming of the earth is no different. The oceans are changing. The topography is changing. Mussels are being fried when the tides recede. This is all unnatural. Or maybe it's natural. I think it's Mother Nature just being pissed off and saying, “This is what you get.” And so it's up to everyone to change their ways. Their shopping habits, their eating habits, how much gas they use. All that stuff which people think “that can't affect anything.” Well, you're seeing the result of it now.”Ian Seabrook is an Underwater Director of Photography in the Motion Picture and Television Industry, working on a number of feature productions, such as Batman v Superman, Deadpool 2 and Jungle Cruise, along with documentary films such as The Rescue. Seabrook is also the winner of Double Gold & Silver Medals for Cinematography at the 2019 Telly Awards. A full member of the Society of Camera Operators, and the CSC, Seabrook holds both commercial and recreational dive certifications.· www.ianseabrook.net · www.creativeprocess.info · www.oneplanetpodcast.org

“It's about leaving the planet in a better condition than it is currently. What you're witnessing is years of neglect. It's the humans who have screwed it all up, and the warming of the earth is no different. The oceans are changing. The topography is changing. Mussels are being fried when the tides recede. This is all unnatural. Or maybe it's natural. I think it's Mother Nature just being pissed off and saying, “This is what you get.” And so it's up to everyone to change their ways. Their shopping habits, their eating habits, how much gas they use. All that stuff which people think “that can't affect anything.” Well, you're seeing the result of it now.”Ian Seabrook is an Underwater Director of Photography in the Motion Picture and Television Industry, working on a number of feature productions, such as Batman v Superman, Deadpool 2 and Jungle Cruise, along with documentary films such as The Rescue. Seabrook is also the winner of Double Gold & Silver Medals for Cinematography at the 2019 Telly Awards. A full member of the Society of Camera Operators, and the CSC, Seabrook holds both commercial and recreational dive certifications.· www.ianseabrook.net · www.creativeprocess.info · www.oneplanetpodcast.org

Ian Seabrook is an Underwater Director of Photography in the Motion Picture and Television Industry, working on a number of feature productions, such as Batman v Superman, Deadpool 2 and Jungle Cruise, along with documentary films such as The Rescue. Seabrook is also the winner of Double Gold & Silver Medals for Cinematography at the 2019 Telly Awards. A full member of the Society of Camera Operators, and the CSC, Seabrook holds both commercial and recreational dive certifications.· www.ianseabrook.net · www.creativeprocess.info · www.oneplanetpodcast.org

“It's about leaving the planet in a better condition than it is currently. What you're witnessing is years of neglect. It's the humans who have screwed it all up, and the warming of the earth is no different. The oceans are changing. The topography is changing. Mussels are being fried when the tides recede. This is all unnatural. Or maybe it's natural. I think it's Mother Nature just being pissed off and saying, “This is what you get.” And so it's up to everyone to change their ways. Their shopping habits, their eating habits, how much gas they use. All that stuff which people think “that can't affect anything.” Well, you're seeing the result of it now.”Ian Seabrook is an Underwater Director of Photography in the Motion Picture and Television Industry, working on a number of feature productions, such as Batman v Superman, Deadpool 2 and Jungle Cruise, along with documentary films such as The Rescue. Seabrook is also the winner of Double Gold & Silver Medals for Cinematography at the 2019 Telly Awards. A full member of the Society of Camera Operators, and the CSC, Seabrook holds both commercial and recreational dive certifications.· www.ianseabrook.net · www.creativeprocess.info · www.oneplanetpodcast.org

In the Olympics, it's all about the gold! But one silver medal from Tokyo actually saved a LIFE. Hear how in your Good News story!

Olympic silver medallist Grant Holloway joins the Olympic Channel Podcast to reflect on becoming an Olympian for the first time and how he's picked up golf.

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A round-up of the main headlines from Radio Sweden on August 4th. Presenter: Odessa Fardipour Producer: Kris Boswell

On today's show the boys celebrate "National Intern Day" with Mash, Jerry looks to bring back the "sexist" alarm after a slip of the tongue and more Olympic controversy....

The All Blacks Sevens have claimed New Zealand's second silver medal of the Tokyo Olympic Games today. New Zealand lost to Fiji 24-12 in the final of the rugby sevens at Tokyo Stadium. RNZ Sport's Clay Wilson gives an update from Tokyo.

Nick talks conference realignment, preseason football, and a big story out of the Tokyo Olympics. Plus, Aaron Torres and Fast Five.

Erik and Kim discuss the mindset required to be an Olympic athlete, the internal fortitude required to overcome life's toughest challenges, and our need to rely on our faith to fully take off our “Masks” while striving for greatness! More about Kim: Kim Rhodenbaugh Lewallen was born in Cincinnati and is one of eight children, all who swam competitively. She recorded five national breaststroke titles, including setting the Ohio state highschool record in the 200 IM (Individual Medley) and the National record in the 100 breaststroke at the 1982 State Meet. Also in 1982, she competed in the World Aquatics Championships in Guayaquil, Ecuador, winning Silver Medals in both the 100m breaststroke & the 4x100m medley relay. The following year she competed in the 1983 Pan Pacific Games in Toyko, Japan. There she would win Gold in the 4x100m medley relay and also picking up a Silver medal in the 100m breaststroke and Bronze in the 200m breaststroke. She had a near repeat performance in the 1983 Pan American Games in Venezuela. Gold in the 4x100m medley relay, Bronze in both the 100m breaststroke and the 200m breaststroke. In the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, she represented the United States in the 200m breaststroke finishing 8th. She went on to swim competitively at the University of Texas. As a Longhorn, she continued her winning ways becoming a three-time NCAA Champion from 1985-87. In 1987 she joined the World University Games, and captured Gold in the 4x100m medley relay as the US team captain. Also in 1987, she appeared on the cover of a Wheaties cereal box, honoring her national breaststroke titles. In 1989, she received her Bachelor of Science in Speech Communications. Kim is married to Nolan Lewallen and together they have 7 children and 5 grandchildren. Kim coached and taught swimming for close to 30 years and is currently a motivational speaker and author of "Master of the Mask." https://nationofwomenpublishing.com/product/master-of-the-mask/ Facebook: Kim Rhodenbaugh Lewallen Instagram: @lewallenkim Twitter: @kimrhodenbaugh Telegram: @Kimlewallen LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kim-rhodenbaugh-lewallen-607a2077 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Andrew East is a former professional football player. Shawn Johnson East is a former Olympic Gold Medalist. Together, they are now creating content on their YouTube channel "The East Family" with over 1 million subscribers. They also host their own podcast "Couple Things with Shawn and Andrew." They were married in April 2016 and their daughter Drew was born in October 2019. Their second child is expected this summer.  Shawn's Olympic success saw her come away with a Gold and three Silver Medals in the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics. Since then, she's competed on Dancing with the Stars and written three books.  Andrew played college football at Vanderbilt as a long snapper and had stints in the NFL with the Chiefs, Seahawks, Raiders, Rams, Jaguars and Washington.  Today on the podcast, we talk with Andrew and Shawn about their engagement at Wrigley Field,  the importance of faith in their life, preparing for baby number two, Andrew's NFL debut and stewarding their large platforms well.  --- If you enjoyed this podcast with Andrew and Shawn, we know you'll love these conversations as well: - Dave and Ann Wilson - Vertical Marriage - Dan Orlovsky, ESPN NFL Analyst  Receive our 10-day Sports Spectrum Devotional written by professional athletes for FREE when you sign up for our Sports Spectrum Weekly Email Newsletter. Sign up here. 

“It's about leaving the planet in a better condition than it is currently. What you're witnessing is years of neglect. It's the humans who have screwed it all up, and the warming of the earth is no different. The oceans are changing. The topography is changing. Mussels are being fried when the tides recede. This is all unnatural. Or maybe it's natural. I think it's Mother Nature just being pissed off and saying, “This is what you get.” And so it's up to everyone to change their ways. Their shopping habits, their eating habits, how much gas they use. All that stuff which people think “that can't affect anything.” Well, you're seeing the result of it now.”Ian Seabrook is an Underwater Director of Photography in the Motion Picture and Television Industry, working on a number of feature productions, such as Batman v Superman, Deadpool 2 and Jungle Cruise, along with documentary films such as The Rescue. Seabrook is also the winner of Double Gold & Silver Medals for Cinematography at the 2019 Telly Awards. A full member of the Society of Camera Operators, and the CSC, Seabrook holds both commercial and recreational dive certifications.· www.ianseabrook.net · www.creativeprocess.info · www.oneplanetpodcast.org

Ian Seabrook is an Underwater Director of Photography in the Motion Picture and Television Industry, working on a number of feature productions, such as Batman v Superman, Deadpool 2 and Jungle Cruise, along with documentary films such as The Rescue. Seabrook is also the winner of Double Gold & Silver Medals for Cinematography at the 2019 Telly Awards. A full member of the Society of Camera Operators, and the CSC, Seabrook holds both commercial and recreational dive certifications.· www.ianseabrook.net · www.creativeprocess.info · www.oneplanetpodcast.org

Tune in to this week's latest news which seen multiple silver medals across the board. Multiple podium finishes for Roisin Ni Riain and Nicole Turner, who picked up a PB this week. Joy for Jenny Egan managed to seal a silver medal at the Canoe Sprint World Cup. You will also get some insight on a top performance in World Cup 2 for the #RowingIreland team, with many podium finishes across the team. Carolyn Hayes became the first Irish woman to stand on a World Cup podium since 2013, which keeps her in the hunt for the Tokyo Olympics. As well as all the latest in Camogie, GAA & the Women's National League. Visit the website https://hersport.ie/ Check out the Her Sport channels Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hersport.ie Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/HerSport.ie/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/HerSportDotIE About Her Sport: Her Sport is a media platform centred on bringing the latest Irish and international women's sports news. Her Sport aims to empower women in sport, inspire more female participation, increase opportunity and level the playing field for future generations. Our objective is to create real and tangible change. Contact us: hello@hersport.ie

My guest today is Robyn Lamsam, a former Olympian and holder of 21 National Swimming records. She was a silver and bronze medallist at the 1994 Asian Games and received the Badge of Honour from Queen Elizabeth II herself back in 1997 in recognition of her achievements and contribution to sport in Hong Kong. Robyn qualified for the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona at the tender age of just 14 years old. Anyone who has competed on the world’s biggest stage, at an age when most of us are awkwardly stumbling through puberty and achieving nothing of note, is worth talking to. Anyone who has lived and breathed that elite performance mentality is worthy of further examination. What does it take to achieve one’s maximum potential? What are the sacrifices? What are the principles and habits that are transferable to business and just everyday life? She was also a star pupil of the legendary coach and Hall of Famer, Bill Sweetenham, who led Australia, Great Britain, and Hong Kong across 5 Olympic games, smashing records wherever he went. There's a link to Bill’s Life Lessons in the show notes below and if you are a business leader, a coach, a manager of people in any context whatsoever, it’s required reading.  The man is a genius and Robyn has some great stories to tell from working under him. No less importantly, Robyn has also gone through some tough times as a mother and parent. Finding people who are willing to be vulnerable in public and shine a light on one’s emotional and mental health is always valuable. If I can sum up the narrative arc of this podcast, I’d say that it pulls on 3 main threads: Firstly, it is about discipline, desire, determination. The elite mindset. Secondly, it’s about coaching, leadership, motivation. How to manage people.And thirdly it’s about positivity, gratitude, resilience. How to deal with adversity. Framed in this way, I believe there are lessons in here for everyone, sports fan or not. Links:https://www.robynlamsam.com/Instagram: @robynlamsamhttps://swimmingcoach.org/a-lifetime-of-lessons-learned-by-bill-sweetenham-2012/Home of the podcastLinkedIn: @michaelxcampionInstagram: @michaelxcampionhttps://www.michaelxcampion.com/podcastTop Ten Public Speaking Tips + 'Thursday Thoughts' www.michaelxcampion.com/subscribe

Welcome to Season 10, Episode 20, of the ParentingAces Podcast, part of the Tennis Channel Podcast Network. Did you know there are college tennis opportunities outside the US? Neither did I until chatting with this week's guest, Alistair Higham! Alistair is the Lawn Tennis Association's (LTA) Universities Manager, heading up its national tennis program which partners with the leading British universities to give tennis players around the world the chance to further their education while competing on the court against their peers. Alistair also leads the Great Britain Team at the World University Games as Manager/Coach. His team has won Gold and Silver Medals in South Korea in 2015; Bronze medal in European Masters in 2016; Silver and Bronze medals in Taiwan in 2017; and Gold Medal in 2017 European Masters in France (Silver Medal 2018 and 2019). In addition to his work with the LTA, Alistair is also an international expert on Matchplay and Momentum in Sport. He has authored two best selling books on momentum and a series of online learning courses available at www.coachingedgeuk.com. To reach Alistair, you can email him at Alistair.Higham@LTA.org.uk. For more information on College Tennis in the UK, go to www.lta.org.uk/universities. As always, a big thank you to Morgan Stone, aka STØNE, for our intro and outro music this season. You can find more of his music at SoundCloud.com/stonemuzic. If you’re interested in House Music, please be sure to check out his social media channels on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. If you’re so inclined, please share this – and all our episodes! – with your tennis community. You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or via your favorite podcast app. If you haven’t already, be sure to become a Member of ParentingAces by clicking here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining Laura on the podcast today is Olympic cyclist Giddeon Massie. Among his many accomplishments are more than 20 U.S. Elite National Titles, Pan American Games Gold and Silver Medals, competing at two Olympic Games, and being selected by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency to participate in a series of public service announcements that promoted clean, honest, and fair competition. Giddeon has also been the Program Manager for an International Education and Mentorship Non-profit organization, called ‘Classroom Champions’, and he remains committed to community outreach.   In today’s conversation, Giddeon shares how he first became involved in cycling, his training experience at the Velodrome, his breakout moment, and his time at the Olympic Training Centre. He goes on to review and compare his Olympic experiences, his perspective on doping in sport, the various cycling events in which he competed, the impact of not qualifying for the 2012 Games, and his transition from his cycling career to his current career in real estate. Giddeon finishes up by offering his sincere and deeply thoughtful advice to athletes in setting and achieving their goals in their sport. Uniquely experienced in the joys and challenges of a life both within the world of an elite athlete and beyond, Giddeon takes this opportunity to share his measured and contemplative insights and advice for the benefit of all listeners here today. Episode Highlights:   How he found his way into cycling The Velodrome Giddeon’s breakout moment His time at the Olympic Training Centre Comparing his Olympic experiences His perspective on doping in sport The various cycling events in which he raced Failing to qualify for the 2012 Games Transitioning from cycling to real estate Giddeon’s advice for athletes coming up with dreams and goals Quotes:   “The sprint disciplines were more intriguing and just looked more fun and appealing to me.” “It was a gradual progression and I learned from some of the best.” “You know sometimes you go years without something, and other times you have a year where you have two or three or four falls.” “We lived that together, and we supported one another, and that was a great, great thing about that space.” “The whole experience… is pretty overwhelming and special that first time.” “I feel bad for those people that choose to go that route, but it doesn't impact what I do and how I approach what I do. I sleep comfortably at night.” “If you don't have a purpose it's kind of like not having a destination.” “I'm very comfortable in uncertainty because I know that my preparation is such that, if given the opportunity, I'm going to be where I need to be.” “The individual stuff, it's like, you know, it's chess on bikes.” “I think every Games has its own lifeblood to it.” “Watching from the outside… that was very hard.” “I wasn't ready to be done.” “Sometimes I tell people I'm a recovering Olympic athlete.” “You lose some of yourself when you step away from that because not everybody cares about the Olympics and not everybody cares about, you know, what you’ve spent most of your life doing.” “Okay, what have I learned that I can actually apply here?” “It starts with having a healthy respect for the sport that you're participating in, for the people that are devoting the time to invest in you, to being willing to accept the critique and the criticism.” Links: The Pursuit of Gold homepage 5 Smart Strategies to Confidence Conquer Your Fear in 5 Days   Laura’s Social Media: Laura's Instagram Laura's Facebook page   Connect with Giddeon:    Instagram: @giddeon Giddeon's Real Estate homepage

Natalie Williams is one of the UK's best, having won two Bronze Medals at the WKF World Championships, 2 Silver Medals at the WKF European Championships, 2 x World Student Games Champion and winner of multiple Commonwealth and National titles, her name is synonymous with success in Karate. Hear her story now.

Welcome to your weekly dose of running motivation. On this episode, we chat with 1500m runner Holly Archer who recently earned herself a silver medal representing GB at the European Indoor Championships in Poland.  Holly, who felt super strong through the heats, found herself up against it in the final. The race, which started slowly, was frantic, with jostling throughout the field, and tactical play from two Spanish runners that prevented Holly from hitting the front of the pack when she wanted.   After a blistering finish to the race Holly placed second, only to endure an agonising wait to see if she was going to be disqualified. Fortunately she wasn’t, and she is now the Indoor 1500m European Champion.  #AskJake:  Each week, we'll take one of your questions and Jake will answer it.  This week it's all about Marathon pacing. See the full show notes & resources here: http://runningwithjake.com/plodcast

Chatting With Sherri welcomes award winning artist Dan Dos Santos! Well known for his colorful oil paintings, most often depicting strong women, Dan dos Santos’ work spans a variety of genres, including novels, comics, film, and video games. He has worked for clients such as Disney, Universal Studios, Activision, Boeing Aircraft, Scholastic Books, The Greenwich Workshop, Penguin Books, Random House, UpperDeck, Hasbro, DC Comics, and many, many more. Dan has been the recipient of many awards. He is a Rhodes Family Scholarship winner, a five-time Hugo Award Nominee for Best Artist, and has received both Gold and Silver Medals from “Spectrum: The Best in Contemporary Fantastic Art.” His illustrations have graced the #1 spot on the New York Times Bestseller list numerous times and his covers are seen in bookstores in dozens of countries around the world.   He has been an Illustrators of the Future judge since 2019.“The Illustrators of the Future is an amazing compass for what the art industry holds in store for all of us.” —Dan dos Santos    

Gary Arndt sold his business and home in 2007 to travel the world for a year... 9 years later and he was still traveling. Along which he created a world renowned travel blog and became an exceptional photographer among a plethora of other things as listed below from his website Everything-Everyhwere.com Visited all 7 continents. I actually visited all of them in one year once! (2012)It was named by Time Magazine as one of the Top 25 Blogs in the World in 2010.Twice was a National Geographic Traveller Finalist for Travel Blog of The Year.Earned a Gold Medal (2012) and two Silver Medals (2011, 2017) for Best Travel Blog by the North American Travel Journalists Association (NATJA)Earned 3 Lowell Thomas Awards, which are the most prestigious prize in travel journalism.Won over 40-lifetime NATJA Awards, a record for travel bloggers.Have spoken at or keynoted almost every major travel industry event in the world.Was the first full-time blogger admitted to the Society of American Travel Writers (2011) and the first-ever elected to its national board of directors (2017).He recently launched his own podcast "Everything, Everywhere" where he has daily short episodes that discuss all types of topics and moments in history. You can find Gary and his exceptional photography on instagram @everythingeverywhere

In this episode, Allistair chats with Frances Houghton, a 5 time Olympian in Rowing who has won 4 Silver Medals. She also has won 4 World Championship Titles. Frances shares her incredible journey, the highs and lows, that lasted over a 21 year period. 

Kristine Lilly is a soccer legend. Member of the famed "99'ers", US women soccer's first super team. Two time World Cup Champion, 2 Olympic Gold and 1 Silver Medals, and 4 time NCAA Champion. Holds the world soccer record for most caps (games) for a national team. Author of "Powerhouse."  Kristine shares what it takes to succeed in sports, how her parents inspired her work ethic, why she was able to stay at the top for so long and what "good" she hopes to pass down to her children and youth athletes too.  My daughter Sofia makes her debut on the podcast and gets a shout out from Kristine to her club team! Follow Kristine on social media and www.kristinelilly13.com Follow us on social media and www.BuildUponTheGood.com *Special thank you to Sean Kelly and his band The Samples for permission to use "Streets in the Rain" in the podcast. Follow and support them at www.thesamples.com*  

Our second episode of the Carver Cast features Associate Professor at the Sam Fox School of Visual Art and Design, John Hendrix. John Hendrix is a New York Times Bestselling illustrator and author of many children’s books, including Shooting at the Stars, Drawing is Magic, John Brown: His Fight for Freedom, Miracle Man: The Story of Jesus, and, most recently, The Faithful Spy: Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the Plot to Kill Hitler. His first picture book, Abe Lincoln Crosses a Creek, was named an ALA Notable book of 2008 and won the Comstock Award for read aloud books. His book on John Brown won the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Gold Seal and was named one of the “Best Books of 2009” by Publisher’s Weekly. Professor Hendrix has a degree in visual communication from the University of Kansas and an MFA from The School of Visual Arts. He has taught design at Parsons School of Design and worked at The New York Times as Assistant Art Director of the Op-Ed page. His work has appeared in publications including Newsweek, Sports Illustrated, Entertainment Weekly, Rolling Stone, The New Yorker, Esquire, The New York Times, and Time Magazine. He has also drawn book jackets for the likes of Roaring Brook, Random House, Simon & Schuster, Harper Collins, Greenwillow Books, Knopf, Penguin, and Abrams Books. His images also appeared in advertising campaigns for ESPN/ABC, AT&T, and Travelocity. His drawings have won numerous awards, including Silver Medals from Society of Illustrators in 2006, 2008, and 2015. In 2012, Professor Hendrix served as President of ICON7- The Illustration Conference, a biennial global summit for the illustration community, as well as Vice President of ICON6 in 2010. He also chaired The Society of Illustrators 55th Annual Show, which is the Illustration industry’s longest running and most prestigious juried show. Professor Hendrix has served as a Ruling Elder at Grace & Peace Fellowship for eight years, part of the PCA (Presbyterian Church of America). He has presented his work and drawings at venues including Hutchmoot, The Rabbit Room’s Annual Conference of art, music and faith – Church NEXT Conference – Story Conference, Nashville – Q Commons St. Louis, and The National Archives. His sketchbook drawings from church have been featured in Christianity Today and Smithsonian Magazine. Professor Hendrix lives in St. Louis, with his beautiful bride Andrea, son Jack, and daughter Annie. Reviewing his 2016 book, Miracle Man, the New York Times wrote that “even nonbelievers will enjoy this powerfully told and visually dazzling book.”

Julia Mancuso is one of the most decorated US Ski Team members in history. She won a Gold Medal in Turin, two SIlver Medals in Vancouver, and one Bronze in Sochi, in addition to countless other medals during her junior and world championships careers.Her success on the slopes was no doubt due to her upbringing, especially the resiliency shown by her mother, who raised Julia and her sister alone for a period of their lives. Julia's down to Earth vibe is evident in this interview and how she approaches life and she naturally focuses on gratitude, which serves her well to this day.She has a podcast of her own called, "Just Be Yourself with Julia Mancuso", which gives people an inside look into her life.As always, you can contact Gabe with your comments, suggestions, and also if you're ready to go on a journey to heal yourself from the inside/out. aclearmind.com

Akeem Chandler-Prescod also known as StonedwithCupid is a spoken word artist, songwriter, audio engineer, rapper, theatre practitioner and creative director from the island of Barbados. He has amassed several awards such as 3 Silver Medals at the National Independence Festival for Creative Arts, performed at numerous notable Barbadian events, won numerous competitions and has even performed in South Africa at the Vrystaat Festival. In addition he has been nominated for Poet of The Year at the GineOn People’s Choice Awards as well as Music Video of the Year with a spoken word video, making it the first poetry video to be nominated for that award.His work is a combination of spoken poetry, rapping, chanting and unorthodox use of environmental sounds to create musical beds which he then lays his witty, thought provoking lyricism to create a niche poetic product. The pieces echo his inspirations which include Outkast, Sade, Erykah Badu, J Cole and Damien Marley.Background At the youthful age of 25 his artistic experience spans over 7 years with the first spark of his creativity being ignited at The Combermere School when he was 16 years old. This introduction into the creative sector came through the discipline of theatre arts where he learnt the basics of acting, stage craft and performance which would eventually form the skeleton of his performance art in the years to come. Throughout his time at The Combermere School he appeared in many school productions as an actor as well as working backstage as a stage hand. This theatre journey found its next phase within the Youth Achieving Results Program which was organised by the National Cultural Foundation and was an attempt at that organisation to develop artistic development in Barbadian youth. This program provided vocal and performance training which allowed Akeem to find his voice in music.At the age of 17 he embarked on the frequently travelled path of being a rapper and writing Hip-Hop songs. He began recording these songs on his computer with the built in equipment and a free DAW which introduced him to the basics of mixing and mastering vocals. Many of these tracks were performed at school pageants, competitions and talent showcases for a few years as he continued to enhance his craft before exploring poetry.He wrote his first poem at the age of 22 and since then have written, recorded and produced over 30 poetic pieces. His poetry arose from a need to be able to express all his disciplines under one umbrella in a cost effective manner where he can not only do everything he is good at it but also create something new that can give him a competitive advantage and bring value to the artistic market. The first few poems were reinventions of rap songs which then matured into fusions of poetry with hip-hop influences. Having self-taught himself to write, rap, produce, mix and master as well as direct his creative performances, his creations are not reminiscent or reflections of any existing genre or artist and can only be defined as his own genre.The Art At current his poetry is packaged in a digital format in the form of audio/visual recordings and distributed online. These recordings often consist of stripped instrumentals utilizing very few instruments with many being replaced with a vocal bed or vocal loop. Ambient environmental sounds are used such as heartbeats, gasps, claps, winds and waves to create a soundscape which the vocals exist within. The lyrical delivery meanders between a slower poetic execution and a fast paced rapping style which occasionally is accompanied with melodic backing vocals. The style of mixing, which consist of heavy reverberation often found in neo soul productions and pitched vocals more often seen in hip-hop give the production a distinct sound and feel. The usage of his Barbadian accent with sprinkles of a standardized accent plant the seeds of a... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

March 5 2020 Hey Vikes! Just a reminder that the honour roll pizza lunch is today outside the auditorium. See you there! Hey Vikes, would you like your art to be displayed at the Arts and Cultures festival? If so, submit your art in room 124 on the black cart or on the google classroom by March 13th. any and all art is welcome and will be displayed. Girls' Soccer! If you are interested in trying out for the Girls' Soccer Team, please attend a brief meeting TODAY at lunch in Room 200. Again, anyone interested in Girls' Soccer please attend a brief meeting TODAY at lunch in Room 200. If there are any questions, please see Ms. Ramsewak or Ms. Notarfranco. Congratulations to all swimmers who came home from OFSAA last night with an overall 7th place ranking in the open girls division. Tori M. won SILVER MEDALS in her 100 and 200 free and her open relay with Chapman, Katherine and Elle. Ian F. took home 2 medals -- a Bronze and a Silver in his Freestyle events and Thomas, Omar, Hugh and Nathan finished 5th in their relay. It was an awesome Meet for everyone especially our grads Kelton, Katherine, Hannah, Elizabeth Elina & Bakker

36: Michael Anthony  is a Mental Coach, Author, and Founder of The Mental Keys Training Program that has helped thousands of golfers to lower their score. Michael has also worked with elite athletes who went on to win Gold and Silver Medals in the Olympics. There are a lot of very happy golfers who say that using the Mental Keys Training Program works for them every time. In this episode we call “The Mental Keys to Control Fear and/or Anxiety on the Golf Course” you’ll be enlightened on what Michael means by “fear” and recognize that it’s possibly been that barrier to your continued success on the course. Golf Smarter Mulligans is brought to you by TwoGuysWithGolfBalls.com where you can get premium used golf balls at a fraction of cost of new balls, plus free shipping. Use “golfsmarter” at checkout for 10% off every order, every time!

He's had a ton of success throughout his career, but an Olympic/World Championship alludes James Green. His losses that led to Bronze & Silver Medals at the '15 and '17 World Championships were to Olympic & World Champions. Now, he'll have to win a bracket that includes multiple World & Olympics Champions just to make the team. What will James have to do to make the team and win an Olympic Championship? What has got him to where he is now? We talk about all that and more just a few days removed from James competing in Russia at 74kg this past weekend. Tune in to episode 23 and meet the 74kg version of James Green. Order of Topics: - Jersey Start in Wrestling - Stopping Playing Football - The Nebraska Connection - The Career Grind - Losses to World/Olympic Champions - What The Grind Has Taught James - Definition of Success - The Transition to 74kg - Fatherhood - Business & branding - Post-Competition Plans - What Wrestling Means to JG - What the Next 4 Months Look Like Wanna support the podcast? Apparel is now available at SHOP.BASCHAMANIA.COM or inquire about sponsorships by emailing baschamania@gmail.com. Be sure to follow the podcast @Baschamania on social media. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Sheela Marshall and Natalie Merrick founded Tequila Sheela, a tequila company, in 2014.  And in 2016, Tequila Sheela won a double gold medal for its Sheela Reposado Tequila, and Silver Medals for its Sheela Blanco Tequila and Sheela Anejo Tequila in the San Francisco World Spirits Competition.  That is quite an accomplishment and something Tequila Sheela is proud of, Marshall said. The organic tequila products are made on an organic blue agave small family farm in Jalisco, Mexico.

In American football, and life, try not concede a touchdown in the opening play.

The young Croatian robotic representation, competing in RoboCup 2019 in Sydney, one of the largest robotic competitions in the world, took home one gold and two silver medals in three different categories. - Ovih se dana u Sydneyu održavalo jedno od najvećih svjetskih natjecanja u robotici, RoboCup 2019, na kojem je sudjelovala i hrvatska reprezentacija sastavljena od timova iz Zagreba, Varaždina, Bola na Braču i Siska. Mladi hrvatski robotičari na tom velikom međunarodnom natjecanju osvojili su čak tri medalje - jedno zlato i dva srebra, a o velikom uspjehu za SBS Croatian neposredno po objavi rezultata govorili su tajnica Hrvatskoga robotičkoga saveza Jelka Hrnjić i nacionalni predstavnik u svjetskoj robotičkoj organizaciji Ivica Kolarić.

This week on 5.6.7.EIGHT, Aleksandra interviews Katherine Barkman, an award-winning American ballerina who is currently a dancer at The Washington Ballet and has performed as an international guest principal across the world. She began her career as a principal dancer at the prestigious Ballet Manila in Southeast Asia and, at 18, was the youngest artist to claim this role. Katherine has won numerous dance accolades, including consecutive Silver Medals from two of the most prestigious ballet competitions — the XI USA International Ballet Competition in Jackson, MS, and the XXVIII Varna International Ballet Competition in Bulgaria.   On the podcast, Katherine recounts her inspiring ballet journey. Having only begun ballet lessons at the age of 14, Katherine’s drive to succeed thrust her into the international eye — even with no prior professional experience — and ultimately granted her the opportunity to move across the world only four years later. From Pennsylvania to Manila to Washington, D.C. (and many places in between), she has collected a wealth of wisdom about the nature of our dreams, the importance of performing for the love of the craft, and how grit and determination can accomplish more than we realize.

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What does it take to be an elite athlete? How can you set records in multiple disciplines of running? In today's episode Deena Kastor shares the story of her running career and how it changed her thinking, leading her to victory. Deena holds the American record for the marathon and half marathon distances. She also won bronze in the 2004 Athens Olympics. In the episode we talk about running, family, the power of team, overcoming disappointment, finding identity, and flow.'Many people describe flow as effortless. But a race was always an effort. Flow, to me, was the absence of resistance, when you push into a pace and find nothing in the way of your pursuit. It's movement in its most freeing form.' - Deena KastorLinksBook: Let Your Mind Run: A memoir of thinking my way to victory by Deena Kastor and Michelle HamiltonWebsite: https://deenakastor.com/Recommended ReadingArt of LearningThe Happiness AdvantageBig PotentialAbout Deena KastorWith a record-breaking running resume that elevates and evolves at the same speed as her insatiable pursuit of excellence, Deena Kastor is one of the world’s most extraordinary female athletes. Deena’s career is earmarked by her groundbreaking 2004 Olympic Bronze Medal in the marathon in Athens, Greece, which shattered a 20-year medal draught for U.S. women in the event. Yet, the accomplishments of the 3-time Olympian certainly don’t stop there. Deena is currently the American Record Holder in the marathon (2:19:36) and half marathon (1:07:34) yet has held American records in a distances from 5K to the marathon. She has made 19 U.S. Teams, won 18 U.S. titles and earned two Silver Medals at the World Cross-Country Championships. She is also an 8-Time NCAA All-American. Deena’s win at the 2005 Chicago Marathon was highlighted in the inspiring documentary, Spirit of the Marathon. Deena followed that momentum to win the 2006 London marathon which ranked her #1 in the world that year. In 2014 Deena set 5 world masters records in one race during the Philadelphia Rock ‘n’ Roll Half-Marathon. Deena believes in a balance of life and strives to always be grateful and give back to her community. She is the president of the ASICS Mammoth Track Club, a local running club with recreational members as well as professionals seeking Olympic berths. She is a motivational speaker for corporations, clubs and races. She is currently the Executive Producer of BOSTON, the marathon documentary, because she knows it will inspire runners and also attract people to the sport she loves. Deena has called the town of Mammoth Lakes, CA home for the last 14 years where the altitude of 8,050 feet and simple mountain lifestyle have enhanced her running and allowed all aspects of her life to thrive. When not training with her Asics Mammoth Track Club Teammates, Deena enjoys spending quality time with her family (husband Andrew, daughter Piper and French Mastiff Zita), painting with girlfriends and cooking gourmet dinners for guests at her home. Deena has a reputation for bringing her very best self to the starting line while simultaneously inspiring excellence in everyone around her.

This week's episode is brought to you by the number 2! It's the number of regular season losses for your Cougar men's basketball program, which finished 29-2 to win its first outright conference title since the Phi Slama Jama days. And #2 is also where Cougar men's track placed at NCAA Indoor National Championships, taking the team silver medal while winning a national title in the 4x400 relay! Suffice it to say, this was a huge week for Cougar athletics! And that's not even mentioning that the Coog baseball team picked up a much-needed series sweep, softball had its last non-conference weekend of the year, women's hoops closed its season at the AAC tourney, and golf & tennis were in action as well!

Western born artist, Francis Livingston was one of the top ranks of American illustrators, including the book cover for "Dances with Wolves". Francis Livingston's paintings have been exhibited in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and New York. Livingston was awarded both Gold and Silver Medals from the New York Society of Illustrators, San Francisco Society of Illustrators, and Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles. Francis Livingston first studied at the Rocky Mountain School of Art in Denver before moving to San Francisco in 1975 to attend the Academy of Art. He has been an instructor in the illustration and painting department for 25 years. Influenced by Sargent and Whistler, Francis Livingston painted primarily in a monochromatic style until he began to study the work of the Bay Area Figurative Movement, including Richard Diebenkorn, Wayne Thiebaud, and others. That led to experiments with color and a fondness for the California and French Impressionists.Livingston is now one of the top western artist focusing on Native and Southwest imagery whose inspiration included the Taos artists and Maynard Dixon

jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $('#wp_mep_262').mediaelementplayer({ m:1 ,features: ['playpause','current','progress','duration','volume','tracks','fullscreen'] ,audioWidth:400,audioHeight:30 }); }); Please find some links and notes from the 2 Regular Guys Podcast. We chatted first with Greg Kitson at Mind's Eye Graphics about the upcoming seminar with Aaron, How to Make Money with Digital Decorating. And then our guest Jay Busselle from Printa Systems will be talking about his new position as well as social media marketing. Sponsored by: SGIA.org | 2017 SGIA Expo in New Orleans - Oct 10-12 Our regular listeners know this, but 2 Regular Guys are all about garment decorating, a bit of fun, and no rants or lectures or selling. We are not doing this for our employers, but rather for our industry. Since February 2013, The 2 Regular Guys have been the first and the most listened to garment decorating industry podcast on this planet! We are humbled by all of you tuning in each week. We work hard to bring you information that will make your business better, and our industry better. Take a look at our incredible weekly guest list and you'll understand where this industry goes for news, interviews and the heartbeat of garment decorating. Thanks for listening! News John Bergmann who started the Bergmann Group, the parent company of Workhorse Products, passed away last week. We'd like to pass along our condolences to everyone at Workhorse, especially John's son John Jr and Tyler, his son-in-law. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Charlotte Catholic High School students were recently honored by the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers for their dye-sublimation photography prints on ChromaLuxe metal. Two students, senior Bella Garner and sophomore Perris Bowling, were awarded Silver Medals in the National Scholastic Art and Writing Awards competition. Their work also received Gold Key Awards in the 2017 Mid-Carolinas competition. Read More Aaron and Greg announce they are extending the early Bird Special for the class How to Make Money with Digital Decorating until the end of Labor Day Weekend. ThreadX powered by SGIA coming soon! February 25th to 27th, 2018 in Palm Springs, CA - Sign-up to receive more information as it comes available. Jay Busselle and Social Media Marketing Terry: Jay, you're at a new location since our last show together.  Let's get started by telling us about Printa Systems. Aaron: Talk about your position with Printa. Terry: Who is the customer you're reaching out to? Terry: Talk to us about PromoChat on Twitter. 3PM Eastern Time #PromoChat Aaron: Like me, you're heavily into social media as a way to reach customers. Talk about the current state of social media as a vehicle for promotion and what you see as the future. Terry: Jay, where can our listeners reach out to you? Jay Busselle: He started screen printing his sophomore year in High School and as a result learned some very valuable copyright lessons early. Jay has been connected to the apparel decoration and promotional product advertising worlds ever since. His roles over the last 15 years have been mostly focused on graphics and marketing. He is the proud dad of 6 kids, lives in Phoenix, AZ and is currently the Director of Marketing & Sales Manager at Printa Systems. printa.com Twitter Other Events Getting Smart with Some Simple Marketing Strategies - ISS Orlando Seminar - Sept 9 Epson F2000 DTG Printer Training Seminar – New Philadelphia, OH - Sept 13 Getting Smart with Some Simple Marketing Strategies - ISS Ft. Worth Seminar - Sept 24 How to Make Money with Digital Decorating - Mind's Eye Graphics in Northeast Indiana - Oct 6-7 SGIA Seminars - Getting Smart with Some Simple Marketing Strategies and Demystifying Wide Format Sublimation and Cut and Sew Production - October 12 Complete Screen Printing Business Course – Atlas Screen in Chicago – Nov 11-12...

Today's piobaireachd session, in preparation for the Silver Medals at Oban and Inverness. These are new tunes, likely to have mistakes and definitely areas where the musical phrasing could improve! First half - excerpts from Lament for the Iolaire (D MacLeod); Second Half - Lament for John Morrison of Assynt House (D MacLeod)

Have you ever felt like a runner-up in a friendship? Second best? Not good enough for your own pal? We discuss "ranking systems" in relationships. Trin invents a name and rich backstory for one of our askers. Hang in there, Clarisse.

Learn how to overcome the mental and emotional blocks that keep you from reaching your highest levels of performance with Robert Andrews. Robert is the founder and director of The Institute of Sports Performance in Houston, Texas. Robert specializes in mental training and performance enhancement for high school, college, professional, elite and Olympic athletes, teams, coaches, and organizations. Most recently he was part of a team that helped 2016 USA Olympic athletes win 7 Gold Medals, 5 Silver Medals, and 1 Bronze medal in gymnastics and swimming. He is the mental training consultant for Olympic Champions Simone Biles, Laurie Hernandez, and Simone Manuel. For more information, go to: www.championsmentaledge.com

Learn how to overcome the mental and emotional blocks that keep you from reaching your highest levels of performance with Robert Andrews. Robert is the founder and director of The Institute of Sports Performance in Houston, Texas. Robert specializes in mental training and performance enhancement for high school, college, professional, elite and Olympic athletes, teams, coaches, and organizations. Most recently he was part of a team that helped 2016 USA Olympic athletes win 7 Gold Medals, 5 Silver Medals, and 1 Bronze medal in gymnastics and swimming. He is the mental training consultant for Olympic Champions Simone Biles, Laurie Hernandez, and Simone Manuel. For more information, go to: www.championsmentaledge.com

August 13th: After the historic silver medal success of Gary and Paul O'Donovan in the lightweight double sculls men's rowing, and a brilliant sixth-place finish for Sinéad Lynch and Claire Lambe in the women's event, Niall Kelly and Sinéad O'Carroll record a bonus pod from Rio to reflect on the day's events.

Adult Amateur rider Laura Phillips rides through adversity to her Silver Medal and Hilary Moore Hebert from Dressage Today tells us about her amazing $1 horse and a bevy of tips. Plus, Reese and Philip handle a listener question in the Total Saddle Fit Tip of the Week. Listen in...Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

POPE ANNALISA WINS 4 NATIONAL BOOK MEDALS! Author Peter Canova award winning author of POPE ANNALISA, has won both the Nautilus and the Independent Publishers Book Awards for fiction. The book swept the prestigious Nautilus Book Awards winning two Silver Medals and one Gold Medal in two different categories, VISIONARY FICTION and SPIRITUALITY and many more...Is back with us to talk about his next great addition to the trilogy.

POPE ANNALISA WINS 4 NATIONAL BOOK MEDALS! Author Peter Canova’s new book, POPE ANNALISA, has won both the Nautilus and the Independent Publishers Book Awards for fiction. The book swept the prestigious Nautilus Book Awards winning two Silver Medals and one Gold Medal in two different categories, VISIONARY FICTION and SPIRITUALITY. It has also taken another medal in the Independent Publishers Book Award.