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Your financial plan is only as good as the different components it is made up of, similar to the way a nonprofit is only as good as the organizational structure. In this episode, Peter Raskin is joined by Charles Gagnon, CEO of Volunteers of America Massachusetts. Charles leads the strategic vision and mission to build … Continue reading 62. Your Financial Plan And Your Nonprofit Involvement Aren't So Different with Charles Gagnon →

I read every book from cover to cover each week. It's the only way, for me, to feel confident in conversing with my guests as the discussions are not interrogations, but rather provide a flow of good, beneficial information that listeners can take away and incorporate into their lives. This book, I also read. But more importantly, I felt it. I cried through almost the entire book. I had to take out my contacts and wear glasses, which I learned, steam up. I kept reading and I kept crying. When I put the book down, I felt so different. SO DIFFERENT. It was a positive transformation I did not see coming at all. No matter your belief system, no matter how you view what praying is or what prayers are, I truly believe if you read this book with mindfulness and a willingness to open your heart, you too, will be changed for the better. For me, it was immediate. So, check out the show and get excited about praying in a way that is truly beneficial.

In our evening service, Pastor Rayburn preached “So Different; So Much the Same” from Habakkuk 1:1-2:5.

This week your favorite ghouls discuss the cult classic: Carnival of Souls! Topics of discussion: shared consciousness, dreams, The Man and how he relates to Mary Henry, and women and driving in horror films. --- Thanks to Lily LeBlanc for our theme song: www.lilythecomposer.com TranslifeLine: https://translifeline.org/ BLM: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/ --- Resources: Carnival of Souls (1962) TCM http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/70341/Carnival-of-Souls/articles.html How Obscure Horror Film 'Carnival of Souls' Influenced Everything You've Ever Seen by Justin Morrow https://nofilmschool.com/2016/10/how-carnival-souls-bridges-art-house-and-horror 5 Lessons on Making Low-Budget Horror From Cult Classic 'Carnival of Souls' by Greg Cwik https://nofilmschool.com/2016/08/5-lessons-making-low-budget-horror-cult-classic-carnival-souls Dead in the Water? Dream and Reality in Carnival of Souls by Peter Wilshire https://offscreen.com/view/carnival_of_souls Carnival of Souls (1962) - Wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnival_of_Souls Carnival Of Souls: The Strange Story Behind the Greatest Horror Movie You’ve Never Seen by Joshua Winning https://www.denofgeek.com/movies/carnival-of-souls-the-strange-story-behind-the-greatest-horror-movie-you-ve-never-seen/?amp Carnival of Souls: “Thinkin’ Like That, Don’t It Give You Nightmares?” By Kier-La Janisse https://www.criterion.com/current/posts/4143-carnival-of-souls-thinkin-like-that-don-t-it-give-you-nightmares So Different in Daylight: On the Masterful “Carnival of Souls” by Brian Tallerico https://www.rogerebert.com/streaming/so-different-in-daylight-on-the-masterful-carnival-of-souls October Film: Carnival of Souls Analysis by Culturedarm.com https://culturedarm.com/october-film-carnival-of-souls-analysis/ Carnival of Souls (1962): Dead in the Water by Nitrate Diva https://nitratediva.wordpress.com/2013/10/04/carnival-of-souls/amp/ CARNIVAL OF SOULS (1962) - Review by Frank Collins https://www.framerated.co.uk/carnival-souls-1962/ 'Carnival of Souls': The movie that inspired 'Insidious' is the spookiest, weirdest, and maybe greatest horror film you've never seen by Owen Gleiberman https://ew.com/article/2011/04/07/carnival-of-souls-the-original-insidious/?amp=true

  Intention:  I HAVE TODAY...to Embrace My Perfection!   Every once in a while, I come across someone who is SO DIFFERENT than anyone else I’ve ever experienced, and Brian Ridgway is one of those people!   He spent $300,000, 30 years, and thousands of hours on personal development... mindset, religion, spirituality, business, money….you name it, he has done it!  And you know what he discovered...that he didn’t know “shit!”...(his words, not mine.)   Until one day, at the brink of at being homeless (AGAIN) the next day after losing everything (for the SEVENTH time), he had an experience that literally CHANGED EVERYTHING, and within MINUTES, the shift occurred and he has never looked back!!!  This story knocked my socks off!   In his book, “Break Your Self-Help Addiction...The 5 KEYS to Total Personal Freedom” Brian shares the ONE THING (and I mean it...ONE THING) that is missing for you that once you know this, your whole world will change forever, too!     Want proof?  The day after I read his book, I received a check for $16,000! Then, the next day, I got 3 more checks, and the abundance keeps flowing in!     Get a copy of his book here: https://amzn.to/3bPBPOg   This is a MUST WATCH Episode if you’ve ever been on the self-help spiral of seeking the answers to why your life isn’t working out for you, despite the fact that you know all you know.     Check it out here...you’re going to be so grateful you did.  Brian Ridgway is the REAL DEAL!   Learn more about Brian at www.breakyourselfhelpaddiction.com   PS:  Are you interested in creating a “HAVE IT ALL” Life? Visit https://www.myhaveitalllife.com/ to watch my Free Video Training and Learn More.  

Everything you do is a prayer. Every thought, every word, every action. Given that, whatever you've got going on in your life is what you've been praying for - sometimes consciously, but often unconsciously. If you wnat something different in your lifee, you must pray a different prayer. This is not formal prayer for intercession, forgiveness, or help. These prayers are the way we think, act, speak to ourselves and others. Whatever you're thinking about (and therefore praying about) wil manifest in your life. If you worry about not having enough money or love the Univesrse will respond with a resounding YES, you don't. If you complain, I am fat or I am poor, the response, Yes, you are fat or you are poor. If you want change, change the language of your prayers: your thoughts, words, actions. Host Note: I read every book from cover to cover each week. It's the only way, for me, to feel confident in conversing with my guests s the discussions are not interrogations, but rather provide a flow of good, beneficial information that listeners can take away and incorporate into their lives. This book, I also read. But more importantly, I felt it. I cried through almost the entire book. I had to take out my contacts and wear glasses, which I learned, steam up. I kept reading and I kept crying. When I put the book down, I felt so different. SO DIFFERENT. It was a positive transformation I did not see coming at all. No matter your belief sytem, no matter how you view what praying is or what prayers are, I truly believe if  you read this book with mindfulness and a willilngness to open your heart, you too, will be changed for the better. For me, it was immediate. I hope you find that as well.  

Australian author and psychologist Steve Biddulph was one of the first to highlight the unique needs of boys. In the mid-1990s, "Steve went out on a limb to stand up for boys and men in a time when, culturally, the focus was really on girls and women," Janet says. His books, including The Secrets of Happy Children and Manhood, have been translated into more than 30 languages. The 1997 classic Raising Boys: Why Boys are So Different - and How to Help Them Become Happy and Well-Balance Men changed the way Janet taught and influenced a generation of parents and teachers. Steve completed updated the book in 2018; Raising Boys in the 21st Century: How to Help Our Boys Become Open-Hearted, Kind and Strong Men addresses the concerns and challenges facing today's parents of boys. Now, we know that boys' brains develop on a different trajectory than girls'. The part of the brain that handles language, for instance, matures more slowly in males than in females, which is one reason why boys aren't as verbal as girls (generally speaking), especially when it comes to emotions. But a tendency isn't destiny; with that knowledge in hand, parents can make a concerted effort to stimulate their son's language development by reading to him, singing to him and talking with him often. A basic knowledge of boy development, coupled with general familiarity with the many challenges boys face, will help you parent your son. ("There are risk factors to being a boy," Steve says, pointing out that males are 3 times more likely to die by age 25 than females.) Learning more about the "Full-On 4s" and the "Emotional 8s" will increase your understanding of your son, so you can respond more effectively to his mood changes and growth. However, it's absolutely essential for you to get to know -- and support -- your son as a unique individual. There is no boy quite like your boy. (Jen missed this conversation after realizing that Fri. in Tasmania is Thursday in the U.S -- and her son's biggest soccer game of the season thus far was at the exact same time as this conversation. Good news: They won, and Jen didn't miss her son's first varsity start!) In this episode, Janet & Steve discuss: How cultural changes have affected dads and boys What modern dads get right How parents can stimulate boys' communication skills The link between testosterone levels and reading difficulties The problem with early formal education -- and the benefits of delaying school entry How shame harms boys Adrenarche and the "emotional 8s" (Spoiler: there's a biological reason 8 & 9 yr old boys are often easily upset!) How to talk to boys about pornography Why you MUST point out the differences between lovemaking and porn Talking to boys about sexually aggressive girls Setting expectations with your teen (Hint: you have to listen to them too) How Steve's love of children fuels his humanitarian work Links we mentioned (or should have) in this episode: stevebiddulph.com -- Steve's online home Steve Biddulph's Raising Boys -- Steve's FB community Talking to Boys About Sexually Aggressive Girls -- classic BuildingBoys post Talk to Boys about Sex (w Amy Lang) -- ON BOYS episode 110 21st Century Sex Ed (w Jo Langford) -- ON BOYS episode 128 LIKE THIS EPISODE? Share it with your friends (and thanks!): Twitter:  Use this Link Facebook:  Use this Link Linkedin:  Use this Link STAY CONNECTED WITH JANET & JEN: Join the Building Boys FB group and the Boys Alive! FB group Be sure to opt-in at  Boys Alive! .com for your free report “3 Simple Tips to CONNECT with Your Boy.”  And opt-in at  BuildingBoys.net, too! Follow us on Instagram:  @on.boys.podcast and @boys.alive Twitter:  @ParentAdvisor and @BuildingBoys  LinkedIn:  use this link for Janet and use this link for Jennifer

Special guest Jake One! Tracklist: Dogg Pound "I Don't Like to Dream About Gettin' Paid" EPMD "Never Seen Before (Remix)" MF DOOM "The Finest" Tuxedo "Dreaming in the Daytime" Larry McGee "The Burg" Tomorrow's Edition "A Song For Everyone" Charm "Givin' It Up" Roundtrip "Let's Go Out Tonight" South Bronx "The Bottom Line" Demo-Barry "City Funk" The General "Life in the Big City" Kinky Foxx "So Different" Sass "Much Too Much" Intrinsic Trance "Hey Policeman!" Mid Air "Ease Out" Donnell Pitman "Joog with Me"

How to spot it - what to do about it - and what burnout looked like for us (spoiler alert .. SO DIFFERENT!) Info on burnout:  https://www.who.int/mental_health/evidence/burn-out/en/ https://www.cnn.com/2019/05/27/health/who-burnout-disease-trnd/index.html Rate, review & subscribe! Follow us: IG: @wannavibepodcast FB: facebook.com/wannavibe Twitter: @wannavibepod Check us out: www.wannavibe.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wanna-vibe/support

Onra feat Pomrad - No QuestionLowmac feat Fonksta - Just Ridin'Dabeull - TonightTourist - Hooked On YouThe McCrarys - For YouCongress - You Gotta Get ItThe Charms - Sunday Is Made for LoversZe - Brass - Feels So Good ( Extended version )Kadenza - Let's Stay TogetherMain Control - You'd Look Better With MeDj Ghost - Stay Awhile (feat. Joanna Rose, solo by XL Middleton)Dabeull - Only UXL Middleton - You're So DifferentHiroshi Sato - Shiny LadyDj Sherm's Guest Set(Tracklist coming soon)

#149 Get out the wine and the last of the Halloween candy! I’ve been leaning heavy on the experts as of late, and it was about damn time we had an unfiltered mom podcast full of laughter, commiseration, and perfectionism undone. TV star Claire Coffee played Adalind on NBC’s supernatural show GRIMM for six seasons. She, along with her musician husband Chris Thile (Yo Yo Ma told him where to get the engagement ring), and their son 2.5 year-old Calvin, rocked out at our home between A Prairie Home Companion with Chris Thile west coast shows. We talk about the struggle between being creatively fulfilled and getting Mom sh*t done, mama separation anxiety, traveling the world with a toddler, and how parenting is SO DIFFERENT with Ellie’s second child. We love to play into the ridiculousness of our wacky family life with our creative husbands, and jokingly give ourselves and each other a hard time in this episode, but I’d be remiss not to say Claire Coffee is one of the most generous and thoughtful women on this planet and a huge reason this podcast exists. We all need a mom friend who commiserates but doesn’t accept any self-defeating excuses and sends tubs of ice cream when you’re on bed rest. xx Ellie KnausJoin our Private Facebook Group!Show Notes and Streaming: atomicmoms.com Instagram: @atomicmoms, @clairecoffeeSubscribe: Itunes.com/atomicmoms

Show Notes for Podcast 27 “We Need Each Other” Bible Passages: Acts 1:12-14 Are we really SO Different or are we more the same? What is your child’s Label? Diagnosis? Struggle? Are our children so very different or more the same? Do you know a child with Downs who needs the same kind of therapy as a child with Autism? Do you know a child diagnosed with ADHD who can benefit from the gifts and talents and personality of a child with CP? Increase your circle of friends regardless of diagnoses. A child with Dyslexia could benefit from being friends with a child with high functioning Autism who writes easily. A child is a child. We are more the same than we are different, no matter what our issues, capabilities, gifts, concerns. In fact, a child with even multiple disabilities is more like a typical child than they are not. A child is a child. It is NEVER too late. There is always HOPE. Visit us at www.Champions4Parents.com and Support us at: http://www.pefministry.org – then click “Website”, then click “USA”, then find our photo - click it and then click “donate” Resources: Sign up for our Ministry Monthly Updates by emailing us at Champions4Parents@gmail.com and our March Forth Family Parenting Newsletter by emailing us at MarchForthFamily@gmail.com MarchForthFamily.com (Parent Coaching) – email us at MarchForthFamily@gmail.com

Jahte Le is an actor, director, producer, writer, dancer, and former grape in a Welch's commercial. He is in the movie Sky Jackers which premiered at TIFF 2016 and produced the short film Next Stop, which was most recently shown at the Calgary International Film Festival, and won the Grand Jury Prize for Best Film at the Dances With Film Festival in Los Angeles, the first comedy to ever do so. We talk about art, how he started living alone at AGE EIGHT, (EIGHT!), and how he wants to have a bushel of kids. His non-typical life (from a North American standpoint) influenced who he is and what he creates. It was a great conversation for me because we are SO DIFFERENT, and in many ways so the same. Follow Jahte on Facebook or Twitter

Garfield Fleming - Don't Send Me AwayBarbara Mason - Another ManLillo Thomas - Your Love's Got A Hold On MeFrance Joli - I Wanna Take a Chance on LoveRoyalle Delite - (I'll Be) A Freak For YouKinky Foxx - So Different Melba Moore - What A Woman NeedsCrown Heights Affair - Somebody Tell Me What to DoTavares - Got To Find My Way Back To YouThe Bar-Kays - Traffic JammerDIRECT DOWNLOAD Paul's Boutique #169 : Traffic Jammer by Paul Kersey on Mixcloud