Podcasts about Slipping

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In this episode, we hear words of consolation, as depicted in Sangam Literary work, Aganaanooru 251, penned by Maamoolanaar. Set in the ‘Paalai’ or ‘Drylands landscape’, the verse relates a significant historic incident involving hostilities between the north and south of ancient India. தூதும் சென்றன; தோளும் செற்றும்;ஓதி ஒண் நுதல் பசலையும் மாயும்;வீங்கு இழை நெகிழச் சாஅய், செல்லலொடுநாம் படர் கூரும் அருந் துயர் கேட்பின்,நந்தன் வெறுக்கை எய்தினும், மற்று அவண்தங்கலர் வாழி, தோழி! வெல் கொடித்துனை கால் அன்ன புனை தேர்க் கோசர்தொல் மூதாலத்து அரும் பணைப் பொதியில்,இன் இசை முரசம் கடிப்பு இகுத்து இரங்க,தெம் முனை சிதைத்த ஞான்றை, மோகூர்பணியாமையின், பகை தலைவந்தமா கெழு தானை வம்ப மோரியர்புனை தேர் நேமி உருளிய குறைத்தஇலங்கு வெள் அருவிய அறை வாய் உம்பர்,மாசு இல் வெண் கோட்டு அண்ணல் யானைவாயுள் தப்பிய, அருங் கேழ் வயப் புலிமா நிலம் நெளியக் குத்தி, புகலொடுகாப்பு இல வைகும் தேக்கு அமல் சோலைநிரம்பா நீள் இடைப் போகி,அரம் போழ் அவ் வளை நிலை நெகிழ்த்தோரே. In this trip to the familiar drylands, we take a detour to observe the path of hostile armies, as we listen to the confidante say these words to the lady, when the man continues to remain parted away, having left in search of wealth: “Messengers have gone thither; Thinning arms shall recover; Pallor that spreads on the shining forehead, hemmed by tresses, shall disappear; If he hears of the deep sorrow that spreads in you, making you lose your health and causing your thick ornaments to slip away, even if he were to attain the wealth of Nandan, he will not choose to remain there! May you live long, my friend! Wielding wind-like, well-etched chariots, fluttering with victorious flags, the Kosars ruined the battlefields of enemies, as the sweet-sounding drums thundered and roared amidst the common grounds, spreading with the thick branches of the ancient banyan tree. At this time, as Mokoor refused to submit to them, the Mauryas arrived with their huge armies to rout the enmity, and to ensure the wheels of their etched chariots roll on, they carved paths through mountains, flowing with shining, white cascades. Beyond those mountain paths, a strong tiger, with a radiant hue, which had previously escaped the attack of an esteemed elephant with flawless white tusks, is now gored, making the wide land to break apart into pits, and where that elephant, removed from its protective herd, now resides with arrogance, amidst the jungle interspersed with teak trees. Though he has left to these uninhabited long paths, making your beautiful shell bangles, carved by a saw, slip away, he shall stay not there and shall return to you soon!” Time to take a stroll amidst those barren spaces and learn more! The confidante opens the conversation by talking about how their messengers have left to where the man was, and because of that the sad happenings in the lady’s life, such as her thinning arms and spreading pallor, would be reversed. The confidante says this because she’s convinced that once the man hears of the lady’s sorrowful state, even if one were to tempt him with as much wealth as someone then named ‘Nandan’, he would not choose to remain where he was. Then she goes on to describe where the man is at now, and to do that, she talks of how the Mauryas had waged war on the south, and the Kosars had chosen to rise in their support. At this time, the Tamil king of Mokoor refused to accept their subjugation. To quell this dissent, the Mauryas themselves had decided to come south, and to do that, they carved paths through the mountains so that their chariots could roll on unimpeded. Now the confidante connects saying the man walks beyond those carved mountainous paths, and here a tiger is attacked by the sharp tusk of an elephant, which roves alone, without its herd. The confidante concludes with the words that though the man had gone to such far places, making the saw-cut, shell bangles of the lady to slip away, he would not remain there for long, and would be back in the lady’s fold.  The striking thing in this verse is the mention of the conflict between kings in the north and south of India, even in ancient times. Though the details are sketchy and the focus seems to be more on the roads laid by the Mauryas to come south, it does give a hint of the hostilities of the past. Another subtle reference here is to the saw-cut, shell bangles, in a taken for granted away, but this has current-day implications in the excavation of many such bangles from both the Indus Valley sites in Gujarat as well as Sangam era sites such as Vembakottai in Tamil Nadu, revealing the presence of a nuanced industry to produce decorated bangles from conch shells. Yet again, simple words of consolation throw the spotlight on significant events around trade and war in the ancient world!

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There was a point where doing more just stopped working. Not in a dramatic way. Not in a breakdown or a big realization. Just a quiet noticing that all the effort, all the tracking, all the trying… wasn't creating what it was supposed to. And underneath that, something softer started to come through. Not louder. Not clearer. Just… different. This episode sits in that space. Not where something new is introduced. But where you start to see what has already shifted. Where control doesn't grip the same way. Where urgency doesn't run the show. Where you don't need to force yourself back into alignment… because you can feel when you've left it. It's not perfect. But it's enough to notice. And that changes things. This conversation moves through: • The subtle shift from doing the work to living it • How control softens without effort when awareness stabilizes • The difference between discipline & embodiment • What it actually feels like to trust yourself again • Why there is no finish line, only a rhythm you return to • Letting go of the idea that something external will fix this There's a different kind of honesty here. The kind that doesn't ask you to try harder. The kind that doesn't add more to your list. Just a quiet return to what's already there. And maybe noticing… how much less effort it takes now to stay with yourself. Timestamps 00:57 Nothing new to add, only noticing what has changed 01:27 Control softening & awareness becoming steady 01:56 Coherence, surrender & embodied alignment 02:26 Moving differently without forcing it 02:54 There is no finish line, only a way of living 03:21 Consistency over the idea of a “magic fix” 03:51 Following intuition & releasing overdoing 04:21 Slipping back & finding your way again 04:49 Making this a daily way of being 05:18 Shifting from “have to” into “get to” 05:46 Supporting your body without pressure 06:13 Returning to who you are & trusting that 06:43 Closing reflection & integration Full Transcript Over on the Blog: https://www.findingfertility.co/blog/Why%20Letting%20Go%20of%20Control%20Feels%20So%20Uncomfortable%20but%20Necessary%20During%20Infertility%20&%20IVF Let's Do This Together

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Why is it that people have forgotten how to drive safely when the rainy season arrives? Lester Kiewit speaks to Craig Proctor-Parker, founder of the Accident Specialist, to discuss the physics behind aquaplaning and from what speeds it can occur. They also talk about the dangers of the first rains of the season and how the cumulative build up of oil droplets on our roads during the dry season can create dangerous slicks. Good Morning Cape Town with Lester Kiewit is a podcast of the CapeTalk breakfast show. This programme is your authentic Cape Town wake-up call. Good Morning Cape Town with Lester Kiewit is informative, enlightening and accessible. The team’s ability to spot & share relevant and unusual stories make the programme inclusive and thought-provoking. Don’t miss the popular World View feature at 7:45am daily. Listen out for #LesterInYourLounge which is an outside broadcast – from the home of a listener in a different part of Cape Town - on the first Wednesday of every month. This show introduces you to interesting Capetonians as well as their favourite communities, habits, local personalities and neighbourhood news. Thank you for listening to a podcast from Good Morning Cape Town with Lester Kiewit. Listen live on Primedia+ weekdays between 06:00 and 09:00 (SA Time) to Good Morning CapeTalk with Lester Kiewit broadcast on CapeTalk https://buff.ly/NnFM3Nk For more from the show go to https://buff.ly/xGkqLbT or find all the catch-up podcasts here https://buff.ly/f9Eeb7i Subscribe to the CapeTalk Daily and Weekly Newsletters https://buff.ly/sbvVZD5 Follow us on social media CapeTalk on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@capetalk CapeTalk on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ CapeTalk on X: https://x.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CapeTalkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's show, Jase is keeping standards high, Mike's feeling generous and Keyzie needs house help. TIMELINES:(00:00) Intro: Pristine clean(04:56) Big BSA News(09:47) Mogey's gift for Keyzie(12:15) Something's bugging Jase(17:00) TV(23:31) Intro: Print Tee Mogey(26:38) Keyzie's house concerns(31:32) BIG SHOW IMPROV (36:11) The Toy Box!(39:54) One & A Half Mogeys(44:43) Intro: Jase's Bone To Pick(47:46) The stolen sammy(51:26) MEATPATTYNIPS69(55:37) Farewell! Follow The Big Show on Instagram Subscribe to the podcast now on iHeartRadio, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts!Featuring Jason Hoyte, Mike Minogue, and Keyzie, "The Big Show" drive you home weekdays from 4pm on Radio Hauraki.Providing a hilarious escape from reality for those ‘backbone’ New Zealanders with plenty of laughs and out-the-gate yarns.Download the full podcast here:iHeartRadioAppleSpotify Follow The Big Show on InstagramSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight's episode picks up where we left off, because the conversation around UFOs isn't slowing down, it's accelerating. We've been talking about this for years, but now you've got real pressure building as Congress pushes for answers and the Pentagon is being forced to release more than 40 previously unseen videos. The question isn't just what's in those videos, it's why now, and what it means if this information has been sitting behind closed doors the whole time.We also dive into the new S4: The Bob Lazar Story and revisit the claims from Bob Lazar about S4, reverse engineering, and technology that didn't originate here. Whether you believe Lazar or not, the overlap between what was once dismissed and what's slowly being acknowledged today is getting harder to ignore. Is this controlled disclosure, or is the truth just starting to slip out?

This week's Mets highlights - or lowlights - include Gregg Giannotti declaring the season dead at the end of April, while Chris McMonigle went off on the team finding ways to lose after dropping the series finale to the Nationals. Plus, Craig Carton ripped the roster of "mercenaries," while Evan and Tiki examine the looming questions for the rest of the season, including jobs that will be on the line.

This week's Mets highlights - or lowlights - include Gregg Giannotti declaring the season dead at the end of April, while Chris McMonigle went off on the team finding ways to lose after dropping the series finale to the Nationals. Plus, Craig Carton ripped the roster of "mercenaries," while Evan and Tiki examine the looming questions for the rest of the season, including jobs that will be on the line.

This week's Mets highlights - or lowlights - include Gregg Giannotti declaring the season dead at the end of April, while Chris McMonigle went off on the team finding ways to lose after dropping the series finale to the Nationals. Plus, Craig Carton ripped the roster of "mercenaries," while Evan and Tiki examine the looming questions for the rest of the season, including jobs that will be on the line.

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Lakers Playing With Their Food?! Bubba Dub Reacts to LeBron Struggles, Rockets Fight Back & NBA Playoffs Drama Bubba Dub is back with another unfiltered episode breaking down everything going on in the NBA Playoffs! The Lakers had a chance to take full control, but instead came out lacking energy and focus — and Bubba Dub is calling it out. From LeBron James' performance to questionable rotations and effort, this episode dives into why championship teams can't afford to “play with their food.” Bubba Dub also gives credit to the Houston Rockets for fighting back and refusing to get swept, while talking about the importance of mentality, execution, and consistency in the playoffs. Beyond the game, Bubba Dub mixes in hilarious real-life stories, wild takes on Luka Doncic rumors, thoughts on Anthony Edwards, and real talk about life, discipline, and staying focused. In this episode:Lakers vs Rockets recap and key takeawaysLeBron James performance discussionWhy effort and mindset matter in the playoffsRockets showing resilienceNBA playoff outlook and predictionsLuka Doncic and off-court chatterAnthony Edwards and accountabilityReal-life lessons and motivationIf you're a fan of raw sports talk, comedy, and real conversations, this is an episode you don't want to miss. Upcoming Shows:April 30th – May 2nd: San Antonio, TX (LOL Comedy Club)May 9th: Kansas City, MO (Funny Bone)May 10th: Chicago, IL (Harold Washington Cultural Center)May 23rd: Detroit, MI (Fox Theatre)May 31st: Orlando, FL (Funny Bone)June 26th: Richmond, VA (Funny Bone)June 27th: Virginia Beach, VA (Funny Bone)July 3rd: Cleveland, OH (Funny Bone)July 4th: Toledo, OH (Funny Bone)July 5th: Cleveland, OH (Funny Bone)July 31st: Tampa, FL (Funny Bone)August 21st–23rd: Arlington, TX (Improv) Follow Bubba Dub on social media for more content and updates

In this new body of work, Giordanne Salley constructs shifting tableaus that attempt to visualize not time itself, but the feeling of the passage of time. Our experiences of life can often feel like we are riding along on time's arrow. Days repeat and build like the rhythm of waves lapping at the shore. Each tide brings forth trash and treasures, bits of flora and fauna, before the lunar cycle pulls them back out to sea. So too does one’s conscious experience of life move through time, accumulating, folding in on itself, and gradually building into the future. Ripples and corrugations form over Salley's images, diffracting their shapes into myriad frames. Like peering at the bottom of the sea through the waves, we see the subjects dance in the minute turbulence. In pieces like Endlings, these scenes verge on abstraction. Though semi-psychedelic in their optical qualities, Salley's paintings are rooted in the natural world. Animals and human forms bathe in the undulations, adding a moment of specificity while also acting as a tether to reality and a reminder that these patterns depict the fluctuating surface of water. Coursing through glowing layers of energy, works like Infinity Loon pair discernible imagery with vibrating geometry. The waterfowl, leaving a wake in the paint behind it, upsets the lines and creates a cascading pattern that echoes toward the edges of the frame. Though often based around real-world subjects, in these new works, Salley does away with the horizon line in an effort to flatten the surface and invoke a feeling of the infinite. Repetitive and continuous, her lines and patterns are full of potential as they press onward and outward. Finding her color by applying paint in numerous thin layers, Salley works around predetermined lines, building up meditative markings of the hours spent. With every new application, the image grows richer. The use of collage and underdrawing affords each canvas a nuanced texture, both physical and visual. In Time Flows, Salley combines these elements as “a sort of scaffolding to hang the painting on or around.” Intense investigation rewards the viewer with subtle glimpses into the artist's process. Each piece becomes a palimpsest, offering ghostly reminders of the past that push through to the final image. At the heart of all of this is a potent rumination on universal themes through the lens of Salley's own subjectivity. Like time, so too do ideas of love, loss, and memory ebb and flow infinitely like the tides. Slipping through fingers like the ocean in our hand, the present is instantaneous and always on the way out. Salley slows down these moments, capturing them in paint and offering a moment of contemplation and reverie, reminding us that everything is always changing and evolving. Reflecting the world around it, offering vital nourishment to life, and functioning as a symbol of the incomprehensible vastness of time and consciousness, water is transformative. Subtle Bodies, 2025, 12 x 14 in, oil and paper on canvas Quasi-Material Woman, 2026, 40 x 48 in, oil and paper on canvas Time Flows, 2026, 60 x 78 in, oil and paper on canvas

A wild mix of personal history and present-day frustration drives this episode as Evan revisits the time he publicly doubted David Price and ended up getting called out by Alex Cora during a playoff run. It's a reminder of how takes can age instantly and how even the smallest media moment can stick with players and managers in the biggest spots. From there, the conversation shifts to the current state of the Mets, where panic is starting to set in despite it still being early in the season. Evan and Tiki debate whether the struggles are just a rough stretch or a sign of deeper issues, while also diving into Juan Soto's mindset, fan reactions, and the harsh reality of expectations versus results in New York.

The Serpent's Strait Ch. 10Let's set the scene, shall we? The group finalizes its plans for Operation Boom Stick. Chan, Thorak, and Valen are all laying out the trap for their "friend", but first they need to acquire a large amount of andrite. Ursus, Bob, and Dona have a different objective... using Bob's Mask of Many Faces and some bardic charm, he makes a spectacle of himself as the "true voice of Hastur." Before they leave, the Journeyman gives them some gifts for the road, one in particular was a tuning fork of disruption, a prototype that Chan holds on to. Thorak, disguised as Snorak, makes his way to a warehouse that stores andrite, serving as a distraction for Chan and Valen to sneak in and grab the andrite without anyone the wiser. If only it were that simple. With some jerry-rigged reverse lock picking, polymorphing, the tuning fork, and some giant's might, the team might manage to pull it off, albeit not nearly as smoothly as they'd hope to be.In the town, Bob is putting on a grand show of being the "voice of Hastur" with an unwilling Ursus in tow and given the most unflattering of names. They are certainly getting a lot of attention and are sure that the priest in town has caught wind of this imposter. Dona, who keeps watch as a lookout, slips away after and catches the tail end of "mass". Slipping into the shadows, she hears a language she doesn't recognize and continues deeper to get a better look at what's going on, only to see the priest kneeling and speaking in hushed tones. The team reconvenes at a bar and catches each other up on what transpired. Dona recalls what the priest said, despite not understanding the language, and Ursus confirms that it is Abyssal. It reveals a conversation between the priest and someone up north, warning about the group causing trouble. With that, final plans are made, and the pieces are set. We finish as the group notices a few onlookers glaring at the party, their faces tense. Ursus shouts, "WHO WANTS A ROUND OF DRINKS ON ME?!" This cuts some of the tension short of a handful of patrons who are still visibly glaring. Valen makes his way "drunkenly" towards them, using Bob's singing as a distraction to exploit Mindsplinter's ability to detect thoughts. The spell tells Valen that they were given orders to take the party out. There's so much happening, and that's where we pick up…Find out what happens next in this episode of the Medusa's Cascade: Blood & Booze!Theme Music is written and performed by EfflorescenceTitle Card by Pierce Graphics Mixed by Thomas Lapierre IIICheck out the show at themedusascascade.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Let me ask you something, how many times have you walked into your facility, heard the safety message, maybe even repeated Safety is our number one priority, and then went right back to doing the job the same way you always have? Not wrong,  just familiar or normal. Because that's where most of us operate, in the familiar and routine. Just this week, at different facilities, I've heard about several incidents that remind us how dangerous familiar or routine can be. A loader slips inside a trailer and breaks his leg. An associate missteps stepping onto a dock plate and twists their ankle. Someone overextends and strains a muscle, and another hurts their back lifting. And even a safety trainer, someone who teaches safety, cuts their finger with a razor knife. Now think about that. That's not a bad week. That's a pattern in the industry. And patterns tell us something. The Truth is that Injuries Aren't Rare. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are millions of workplace injuries reported every year in the United States. In fact, over 2.6 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses are reported annually. Warehousing and transportation consistently rank among the highest injury rates. Sprains, strains, and tears make up the largest percentage of injuries. Let that sink in. The exact types of incidents we're talking about today, slips, missteps, overreaching, lifting injuries, those aren't uncommon. They're the majority. Let's take it a step further. According to the National Safety Council, the average cost of a medically consulted injury can be over $40,000. Lost workdays, productivity, and indirect costs can multiply that number significantly. Back injuries alone are one of the leading causes of missed workdays. And I want us to realize that cost isn't just on the company. It's on us too. Because that injury affects our income, which in turn affects our family, and can affect our quality of life. And sometimes, it doesn't go away. I'm not certain these are training failures, I'm concerned that their behavior gaps. I want to think that most facilities today are doing the right things, orientation programs, strong startup safety meetings, enforcing PPE use, near miss reporting, and safety signage everywhere. So why are people still getting hurt? I believe safety doesn't fail in training. It hurts a little to say this but I think it fails in our behavior.  It fails in the moment when we decide to rush, when we reach instead of step and when we just go ahead and lift instead of asking for help. And that my friends are where incidents are born. I know, and I hate to know it, but safety isn't always the only voice in our head. It competes with production numbers, someone always saying hurry up, fatigue, maybe even bad habits, and sometimes even pride. We tell ourselves I've got this. It'll only take a second. I've done this a hundred times. And all those small decisions? Well, that's why we're talking today right! Remember a few weeks ago when we were talking about complacency? Repetition builds skill. But it also builds comfort. And comfort leads to complacency. According to safety studies across multiple industries, a large percentage of workplace injuries occur among experienced employees, not new hires. Why? Because we stop checking conditions, we stop thinking about our movement or our ergonomic training and we trust the environment too much. And that's when we act all surprised that something happens. Lets talk about a few of those scenarios I mentioned earlier. First up, Slipping in a Trailer. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration reports that slips, trips, and falls account for a significant portion of workplace injuries, especially in environments like warehousing. Trailer floors are unpredictable. condensation, debris, uneven surfaces. every step has to be intentional. I can't tell you how many times I've nearly fell sliding in the cooler area on the condensation, or nearly twisting my ankle on a piece of broken pallet. And then those pesky dock plates and the transition points, the dock to the trailer. A misaligned plate or a rushed step can turn into twisted ankles, maybe a fall or even long term injuries. Our next concern is overextending and reaching, things we're coached on all the time! Ergonomic studies show that lifting outside your power zone significantly increases the risk of injury. Remember our power zone? Between your shoulders and your knees. Anything outside of that reduces strength and is going to increase strain, raising the risk of injury. And I mentioned the back injuries earlier. Back injuries are one of the top causes of lost time incidents in the workplace. And they often don't come from one big lift. They can come from repetition, poor form, and a lot of small mistakes over time. And the razor cut or knife injury? Hand injuries are among the most common workplace incidents. And they often come down to us just rushing and getting in a hurry or improper use of the tool,  and as with the safety trainers incident, a flat out loss of focus and not paying attention. Maybe he got comfortable or what did we say earlier, oh, complacent. His incident showed us that  even experienced individuals are at risk. When we get our first light industrial position we start hearing about ergonomics. It's been explained to me as the career saver. I'm always talking about the long game in this industry, and ergonomics, when engineered, observed, worked, and practiced can keep us in that game for a long long time. Ergonomics isn't about comfort. To me it's about longevity. It's about being able to work today, work tomorrow, and still feel good doing it years from now. We have to remember that one bad habit repeated over time, can become one big problem. So whats missing or what are we doing wrong? Even with all the right systems in place, things still happen. I feel there's a combination of opportunities going on here. First, I want to say ownership. Safety isn't the company's responsibility alone. It's ours. No one else feels your injury but you. And then engagement. Do you feel we're listening to, or just attending all those meetings and shift startup get togethers? Because safety only works if it sticks, if we apply what we've learned. I have to say that speaking up is another big one for me. A real safety culture is going to sound something like hold up there a minute, that's not safe, and let's reset that machine, and hey, get some help lifting that. Our silence doesn't prevent injuries. Action does, our actions do. And in my humble opinion leaders set the tone. If safety is optional, people will treat it that way. If safety is enforced, people will respect it. It should be just that simple. But its not I guess, so how do we make it better? If everything is in place at our facility, well, I think it's on us. I think we need to slow down, but do it strategically. Not moving necessarily slower, but moving smarter and constantly focused is what I'm getting at I guess. A few seconds of awareness can prevent months of recovery. We need to think before we move. As equipment operators we've always heard look before moving the first inch. We'll, as people we need to think before we move. Every step and every lift matters, every movement matters. I think we need to make it personal. This isn't about policy. This is about our life and livelihood. Oh, and here's another pet peeve of mine. Why does everyone not use our companies near miss program? Doesn't most everywhere have one? That's a good question, please send me an email if your organization doesn't have one or share why you do or don't use it if so. I'll pick a few answers and share them with our group.  I know of a couple of facilities that have a weekly drawing for a free lunch card. You're entered every time you fill out a quick electronic form and hit submit. Not as many associates participate as you'd think. I've heard things like I don't want to rat out anybody, or that there business not mine. I hope that comes from the 1% and most of us realize we're helping our peers not telling on them. We're being paid, this isn't school or on the streets. We're protecting our friends and family.  Anyway, near misses are warnings. Ignoring them is a choice. And it is so important that companies recognize safe behavior. People repeat what gets noticed. It doesn't cost much if anything to pat someone on the back and say good job! Even for a lead or supervisor or manager to speak up at the start up and recognize a job done well goes a long way. At the end of the day, nobody remembers your case count, your productivity, and nobody is going to talk about how fast you moved. But you will remember an injury, a limitation going forward or a moment you wish you could redo. Safety isn't complicated. But it does require something from all of us. Awareness. Discipline. And ownership. Because safety? It's not a poster. It's not a meeting. It's not even a program. It's a decision. One you make every step. Every lift. Every single shift. I'm Marty with Warehouse and Operations as a Career and I enjoyed talking a little safety culture with you today. Let's all do our part, be safe at work and at home, take care of ourselves and the family! Y'all be safe out there.

Send us Fan MailOn today's episode, Luis Delgado breaks down the current state of kayak bass fishing tournaments. Are more anglers getting in, or are people stepping away? We dive into the real reasons behind participation, the biggest pain points in the sport, and where kayak tournament fishing is headed next.

Ever walk into a room where you feel like an outsider? That happened to me last night. Sitting around a table with people who could quote chapter and verse while I barely knew where to start, I had a choice — shrink back or step up. What came out of that moment was a reminder of something I've taught for years about how people actually change their minds. If you've ever tried to persuade anyone of anything — a customer, a kid, a spouse — today's episode hands you the key. Press play and let's dig in. Featured Story Last night I sat down with my small group — a Bible study I got talked into because my son-in-law Joel called it "a discussion." Sneaky. I don't know the book the way these folks do. I've barely read it. So there I was, waiting for the Bible nerds to ace me with questions I couldn't answer. Then something shifted. I looked around the table and realized it was just people. Younger, older, families, jobs. Just people. The room went quiet, and I had to decide — sit in my discomfort or open my mouth. You know me. I opened my mouth. And what I said next surprised even me. Important Points When you feel like the underdog in a room, someone else feels even more out of place than you do. Speak up anyway. People don't change their minds because of facts. They change because of experience — layered, real, memorable. Every interaction today is shaping somebody's beliefs — whether you're walking in aware or asleep at the wheel. Memorable Quotes When you feel out of place in a room, I can promise you, someone else there feels more out of place than you do. If something's working out, don't break it. Just stick with it. And if it's not working out, you'll part anyway. Everything you do today is an experience. And every experience forms somebody's belief system — yours and theirs. Scott's Three-Step Approach Stop arguing facts. Remember you're dealing with a person whose beliefs came from experience, not information. Build a multilayered experience next — multiple touches, emotions, and moments packed into one window of time. Let that experience do the work. New beliefs reshape their values and, eventually, the identity they walk in with. Chapters 0:15 - Slipping into an old pair of comfortable Levi's 1:29 - Sticking around at a church for two and a half years 3:16 - Sneaky invitation to a Bible study small group 5:34 - Realizing they're just people around the table 8:12 - Where your beliefs, values, and identity come from 11:58 - Thirty experiences in one night, dating my wife 13:07 - Every interaction forms somebody's beliefs Connect With Me Search for the Daily Boost on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify If you enjoy the Daily Boost, you might like Notes From Scott. A few mornings each week, I send a short note with something I've been thinking about or noticing lately. Sometimes those ideas turn into podcast episodes later. You can sign up at https://notesfromscott.com. Email: support@motivationtomove.com Main Website: https://motivationtomove.com YouTube: https://youtube.com/dailyboostpodcast Instagram: https://instagram.com/heyscottsmith Facebook Page: https://facebook.com/motivationtomove Facebook Group: https://dailyboostpodcast.com/facebook Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Pat Boyle breaks down where things stand across the NBA playoff picture, highlighting the top contenders in both conferences and which teams are trending up or down heading into the postseason.

In this episode of I Learned About Flying From That, host Carl Valeri sits down with veteran pilot Richard Sheffield to recount a harrowing incident from his early flying days in Texas. What started as a routine solo flight in an Aeronca Champ turned into a desperate struggle for control on a gravel ramp. Richard shares the terrifying moment his engine surged during a solo hand-prop start, sending the aircraft into a clockwise pivot toward a parked Beechcraft Bonanza. Whether you're a taildragger enthusiast or a student pilot, Richard's story is a powerful reminder that safety often comes down to the simplest tools and the humblest preparations.

Slipping in a Hotel Shower I’m Katelyn Holub, an attorney focusing on personal injury law in northwest Indiana. Welcome to Personal Injury Primer, where we break down the law into simple terms, provide legal tips, and discuss personal injury law topics. Today’s question comes from a caller who said that when he stayed at a […] The post Ep 359 Slipping in a Hotel Shower first appeared on Personal Injury Primer.

This time of year, life starts to fill up fast. Between holidays, travel plans, kids' activities, family events, and everything in between… even couples who usually feel on top of things can start to feel stretched. And it's not always the amount of responsibilities that creates tension, it's what happens when those responsibilities aren't clearly talked about. Assumptions start to form. Expectations go unspoken. And before you know it, things are slipping through the cracks or quietly falling on one person more than the other. In this episode, we're breaking down why this season tends to create more friction in relationships and what's really happening beneath the surface when things start to feel uneven or unappreciated. We'll help you recognize the patterns that lead to this dynamic and introduce a simple shift that can bring more clarity, teamwork, and follow-through into your relationship. If you want a practical way to stay on the same page, grab our Family Meeting Guide to start having these conversations weekly, or get it as a bonus when you join the 30-Day Prioritizing Us Challenge to build stronger communication and connection through this busy season. Find both of those resources here: https://www.meetthefreemans.com/links   

Alan Saunders and Zachary Smith discuss all things Pittsburgh Steelers. On today's episode, we discuss the Steelers having the worst odds amongst themselves, the Pirates and the Penguins to win the league's championship. What do we make of them seemingly being the third fiddle in the hierarchy in that way? We then discuss how much of that is attached to just them not having a franchise QB. We also discuss players receiving their playbooks and building a QB proof roster vs a lesser roster with the franchise QB. Let's go for another Steelers Afternoon Drive and discuss all this! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the #ShareYourHotness Podcast episode 180! Kelly and her husband spent nearly two decades raising her relatives' children alongside their own, navigating the beautiful chaos of blended family life with determination, grit, and love, as well as a bit of angst. Her hands-on experience in kinship caregiving is matched by years of leadership in the local PTA and a successful career as a real estate professional serving families at all stages of life. Now that the children they raised are thriving, capable adults, Kelly brings a wealth of lived experience and hard-won wisdom from the school of hard knocks to every page she writes. She speaks with the clarity of hindsight, the empathy of someone who's been in the trenches, and the humor that kept her going through it all. Kelly and her husband, John, live near the mountains of Utah. She loves hiking, sewing, being with people, and serving in her church. She also loves a good jigsaw puzzle (1000-piece minimum). Kelly's new Book Title: HELP! My Halo is Slipping! that you can buy on Amazon https://www.amazon.in/Help-My-Halo-Slipping-children-ebook/dp/B0GG5KSXS8 Support The #ShareYourHotness Podcast by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-syh-podcast Find out more at https://the-syh-podcast.pinecast.co Check out our podcast host, Pinecast. Start your own podcast for free with no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-5585e6 for 40% off for 4 months, and support The #ShareYourHotness Podcast.

This episode was originally released on November 5, 2024Dr. Hannah Belcher was already studying autism she found out she herself was Autistic. Getting her diagnosis felt like everything suddenly clicked… but why did it take so long to get answers?In this episode, Hannah shares her journey and talks about how many Autistic people, especially women, learn to mask their true selves to fit in– causing them to slip through the diagnostic cracks. Then, we invite Dr. John Constantino to break down the genetic underpinnings of Autism Spectrum Disoder and related conditions like ADHD—and how science is shaking up the genomic picture of what we thought we knew about this male-female bias.From outdated theories to “refrigerator mothers,” join hosts Dr. Kaylee Byers and Dr. Rackeb Tesfaye as they comb through the tangled web of sex bias and ask whether our current methods of studying neurodiversity is actually addressing the questions the people with ASD want answered?A Note on Language:When talking about Autism - semantics matter. So, it's important to recognize the nuances of language. Many people in the Autism community prefer identity-first language, such as "Autistic person," as it centers Autism as a core part of their identity. Others, however, may prefer person-first language, like "person with Autism," which places the individual before the condition. We've used both forms of language in this episode, and we encourage respecting individual preferences by asking what each person is most comfortable with. For more on this, check out resources like the National Institutes of Health's guide on writing respectfully about identity and the Autistic Self Advocacy Network's explanation of identity-first language.Additionally, when we refer to ‘Autism risk' in the context of academic research, it typically means an increased genetic likelihood of receiving an Autism diagnosis. However, we recognize that "risk" can imply a negative connotation (which we do not support.) Instead, we aim to discuss Autism in ways that honour the neurodiversity of all individuals.Lastly, regarding sex differences in Autism diagnoses, in this episode, we're talking specifically about sex assigned at birth. Although we mention gender, we want to be clear that we aren't exploring how Autism diagnoses may vary by gender identity—that area remains understudied! So, our conversation is focused on differences between males and females, and we look forward to seeing more research on the richly complex interactions between gender identitiy and neurodiversity in the future.Highlights:(6:32) Growing up undiagnosed(18:52) The genetic underpinnings of Autism and related neurodiverse conditions(22:20) Debunking the “female protective effect”(26:37) A biased assessmentResources:1. ‘Taking off the Mask: A Practical Guide for Managing Autistic Camouflaging and Mental Health‘ - Dr. Hannah Belcher2. Inherited Risk for Autism Through Maternal and Paternal Lineage - National Institute of Health3. 'Decade of data dents idea of a ‘female protective effect'- The Transmitter4. How ADHD Gender Bias is Slowly, Steadily Harming Females - ADDitude Mag5. Refrigerator Mothers - A Discredited Cause Of Autism- Autism Help6. Study challenges idea that autism is caused by an overly masculine brain- Science.org7. Autism Spectrum Conditions In Women: Diagnosis, Mental Health, And The Role Of Camouflaging- Research Gate

Why You Should Never Reach for Your Phone on an AirplaneOn today's episode of the GoNOMAD Travel Podcast, we're unpacking a safety warning you've heard on every flight but may not have taken seriously: don't reach for your phone if it slips between the airplane seats — call a flight attendant instead.It sounds like a small thing, but as we explore in this episode, it's a rule written in fire. Literally.This story comes from reporting in Afar Magazine, and it reveals just how dangerous a crushed smartphone can be inside an aircraft cabin.

If you ignore capacity, you're not pushing performance.You're planting burnout.Capacity constraints don't solve themselves.They turn into mistakes.They turn into turnover.They turn into a culture where good people stop caring because they're always behind.Leaders must assess what teams can handle.Not what you wish they could handle.Planning based on actual capacity protects quality and morale.Here's the operator question.How do I push my team without breaking them?You stretch where there's a real gap.You pull back where the system is under stress.And you do it consistently because the environment changes daily.You can't plan like the only work that exists is the work you assigned.You have residents.You have renewals.You have move-ins.You have emergencies.You have tech issues.You have staffing holes.Those “hidden variables” are the real workload.Most teams think they can do more than they really can.Leaders fall for it because optimism sounds like commitment.But ambition without capacity is chaos.I've seen this up close.Quarterly planning.Five big projects.Big, heavy, time-demanding work.Money was there.Time and resource weren't.The result is predictable.Half-done initiatives.Slipping standards.Teams feeling like failures when the plan was the problem.This is why capacity planning is leadership's first responsibility.You are the governor.You decide what gets done.You decide the sequence.You decide what stops.Sustainable performance requires alignment between goals and resources.If that alignment is missing, you don't have a strategy.You have a wish.Call to ActionThis week, list everything your team is carrying, not just the projects you assigned. Then cut one initiative or add one resource. Capacity is the constraint. Lead like it.MultifamilyCollective Blog: https://www.multifamilycollective.comThe Daily Collective Book: https://amzn.to/3YI6BDaHosted by: https://www.multifamilymedianetwork.com

Series: The Light of the World Originally aired 03/29/2026

Welcome to Friday! The American Radicals Podcast discusses US insolvency, online futures bets, corrupt politicians, and Women's Equal Pay Day. Check us out on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/show/09AZ2WuYnWbZ2941wsb6jW?si=76c005605dc64dc1 https://archive.ph/7gDfI https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2026/03/26/affordability-rent-control-price-caps/?itid=hp-top-table-main_p001_f010 https://www.axios.com/2026/03/25/trump-iran-oil-insider-trading https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/23/opinion/prediction-markets-gambling.html https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/24/us/politics/82nd-airborne-division-iran-troops.html https://nypost.com/2026/03/25/us-news/kristi-noem-keeps-corey-lewandowski-close-by-in-one-of-her-last-appearances-as-dhs-secretary/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=nypost https://reason.com/2026/03/23/new-york-gov-hochul-begs-high-net-worth-refugees-to-return-and-be-taxed/ https://nypost.com/2026/03/25/us-news/ny-ag-letitia-james-hit-with-two-more-criminal-referrals-alleging-possible-insurance-fraud/ https://www.npr.org/2026/03/26/nx-s1-5758090/equal-pay-day-gender-wage-gap

Alleged RedLine dev extradited to US Red Menshen uses BPFDoor to spy Former NSA chiefs worry US cybersecurity is slipping Check out our show notes for all story links: https://cisoseries.com/cybersecurity-news-alleged-redline-dev-extradited-red-menshen-spies-with-bpfdoor-is-us-cybersecurity-slipping/ Huge thanks to our sponsor, ThreatLocker Security controls fail when they break the business. Successful teams phase in protections gradually — starting with visibility, then moving to enforcement. That approach allows organizations to reduce risk without overwhelming IT teams or disrupting critical workflows. Learn more at ThreatLocker.com

Epic laid off a bunch of leads on the Fortnite Team. Does this signal that Fortnite is slipping? Is this related to Epic going after Google and Apple app stores? We talk about this and more in this episode!

One of the most frustrating experiences as a Salon CEO is telling your team what to do… and watching it slowly disappear. The consultation script? Not followed. The rebooking process? Slipping again. The retail conversation? Gone after 3 days. Welcome to the “professional repeater” problem. In this episode, Larissa Macleman is joined by coach Greta Veint to unpack why salon systems often fail to stick inside a business. After seven years coaching Salon CEOs inside Salon Mastery, Greta sees the same frustration come up again and again. Owners create the system. Teams start strong. And then… everything slowly fades. This conversation dives into the real reason salon systems fail and the three elements that transform systems into living habits inside your team. If you're tired of repeating yourself and want a team that follows the systems you've built, this episode will shift how you lead your salon Because your systems should create freedom… Not more frustration. 3 Reasons You Need to Listen Why a hidden leadership gap keeps the CEO as a professional repeaterThe exact moment when a system starts slipping away from your team3 things that make a system actually stick inside a salon Do you want to steal the systems that $1M Salon CEOs are using to attract, retain, and develop rockstar team members? Unlock it inside Salon Mastery ✨ Click here to apply now. 

The crew stage a massive intervention for a three-time caller named Junior, who is currently battling "post ___ clarity" guilt after using a "rhino" pill to hook up with his ex while his toddler was in the other room. Between the relationship drama, the squad roasts Tom Brady for bullying NFL players' moms and investigates why The Game is using vending machine codes to slide into women's DMs. [Edited by @iamdyre

The conversation covers a range of topics, including personal anecdotes, Black History Month, the Epstein files, and the lack of consequences for individuals involved in pedophilia. The discussion also delves into the concept of tribalism and the division of people based on race and nationality. The conversation covers a range of topics including the Epstein case, anti-Semitic tropes, and the Super Bowl. It delves into the details of the Epstein case, his supremacist views, and the role of Giselle Maxwell. It also discusses the attire of a woman at the Super Bowl and the reaction to it. The conversation covers a range of topics including the Super Bowl, halftime performances, the NBA trade deadline, and player comparisons. It also delves into the significance of the Super Bowl halftime show and the impact of political and social issues on the event. The discussion also touches on the NBA trade deadline and the strategies of various teams. The conversation covers a wide range of topics related to the NBA trade deadline, player performance, team strategies, and the overall landscape of the league. It also delves into the release of Epstein files and the impact on the victims.TakeawaysTribalism and division are prevalent in society, impacting how people interact and perceive each other.The lack of consequences for individuals involved in pedophilia is a concerning issue that needs to be addressed.The Epstein files and the allegations against various public figures raise questions about the credibility of different sources and the public's response to such allegations. Epstein's supremacist views and anti-Semitic tropes are discussed in detail.The attire of a woman at the Super Bowl sparks a conversation about professionalism and expectations in the workplace. Super Bowl halftime shows have a limited impact on the event and may not resonate with all viewers.The NBA trade deadline and player comparisons are key topics of interest, with a focus on the strategies of different teams. NBA trade deadline moves are evaluated based on their impact on team performance and future prospects.The East and West conferences in the NBA are discussed, along with predictions for team success and player performance.The release of Epstein files and its impact on the victims is explored, highlighting the retraumatization experienced by some victims.Chapters00:00 Slipping on Ice and Shoulder Injury06:00 Arizona's Approval of MLK Day for Super Bowl17:58 Epstein Files and Lack of Consequences28:34 The Epstein Case and Supremacist Views33:40 Anti-Semitic Tropes and Giselle Maxwell's Role47:14 Discussion on Super Bowl Attire and Professionalism01:03:08 NBA Trade Deadline and Team Strategies01:17:30 NBA Trade Deadline Moves and Team Strategies01:23:04 Player Performance and Team Predictions in the NBA Conferences01:37:43 Release of Epstein Files and Impact on Victims

Ryan and Miles go over CCO's Thursday Double Issue Format and a quick refresher for Sunday's Team Sealed with the CURs from Strange Tales

WBC Quarterfinals Team USA vs. Canada tonight Team USA manager Mark DeRosa keeps slipping up Bam Adebayo 83-point game under controversy  Players opinions on if the WBC is bigger than the World Series UH Cougars vs Kansas tonight

With the NHL season entering its final stretch, the playoff race is tightening across both conferences, and several teams suddenly find themselves in serious trouble.The guys start with the Detroit Red Wings, who are now facing a massive challenge after injuries to Dylan Larkin and Andrew Copp. Can Detroit survive this stretch and finally end their playoff drought?They also break down the race in the East involving the Penguins, Islanders, Blue Jackets, and Senators, and which teams are most at risk of falling out of the playoff picture.Plus, the guys discuss the Seattle Kraken slipping after the trade deadline, whether their quiet deadline will come back to haunt them, and the growing pressure on teams fighting to stay in the race.The conversation also turns to the Toronto Maple Leafs, where a controversial knee-on-knee hit on Auston Matthews sparked a bigger discussion about the team's culture and lack of response on the ice.Other topics include:The Nick Schmaltz extension in UtahSurprising players around the NHL this seasonWhich teams are most likely to fall out of the playoff racePotential first round playoff matchups to watchWith the postseason approaching fast, every point is starting to matter.You can get involved with all the NHL futures action over on bet365 by using the promo code NATION at bet365.comConnect with us on ⬇️TwitterInstagramWebsiteDaily Faceoff Merch Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Hot Messy Topics, we dive into last night's episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and ask the big question: has the show changed for the worse? Plus, Andy Cohen finally speaks out about The RHONY Golden Life spin-off heading to E!. Did Bravo miss the mark by letting this one slip away?  Visit Seagrass Co. Explore UpandAdamLive.com Watch Up and Adam! Channel 2 Listen on Apple Podcasts Join YouTube Memberships Socials Instagram: https://instagram.com/upandadamlive/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/upandadamlive Twitter: https://twitter.com/upandadamlive TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@upandadamlive Merch https://shop.upandadamlive.com Inquiries info@upandadamlive.com Disclaimer The views expressed in this video and on Up And Adam Live! are for entertainment purposes only. All content is protected under Fair Use (Copyright Act 1976).  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Donald Trump is going to do everything he can to hold onto his near monopoly on power after the midterms. Beyond his scheme to invoke the Insurrection Act through a riot he's trying to will into being in Minneapolis, he could also declare foreign election interference—or claim there was skullduggery afoot in Los Angeles or Georgia precincts. Anything to stall or stop the new Congress from being seated. Who's going to stop him? Meanwhile, America will get the short end of the stick under his stupid new National Security Strategy. Plus, Dem elites since 2016 have failed to appreciate the economic despair among so many Americans, and some spiritual guidance for getting back to the moral and political pillars of the Declaration of Independence.Marianne Williamson and Bob Kagan join Tim Miller.show notes Bob's recent piece in The Atlantic Marianne's Substack Due to popular demand, we've added a second show in Minneapolis on Wednesday, February 18. Tickets are now on sale at TheBulwark.com/Events.