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Something about everything - Speech for quote Something about everything - Spotify podcast #something #everything #speech #nagendrabharathi My Poems/Stories in Tamil and English are available at https://www.amazon.com/author/nagendrabharathi

Wherein Ida lets it flow, Anne thunders, and Bee goes biblical. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Starring Maryna Matlock as Ida Winters, Amanda Funk-Hilton as Bee West, and Mary O'Reilly as Anne Dye. Featuring Ramona Mourir as Kettle Badger, Dave Opilka as Horatio Hendersett, and Elyse Eltrich as Jeff the Fish. Music in this episode is "Phone Call" and "Shake It" by Jahzaar. You can find more of his music at betterwithmusic.com. Please subscribe on iTunes! We're also on Youtube, Instagram, and Twitter, so come find us there too. Also, if you like us, you can buy us a coffee on Ko-Fi! We love coffee. SO MUCH COFFEE! https://ko-fi.com/academicasaurus academicasaurus.wixsite.com/home

TODAY WE TALK TO ACTOR COMEDIAN SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT ... BUT YOU CAN CALL HIM SOMETHING FOR SHORT AND WE TALK TO HIM ABOUT ... WELL ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING. FROM HOW HE WOKE UP ONE DAY HE DECIDED TO BE A COMEDIAN TO HOW IT TOOK HIM ELEVEN TRIES ON STAGE TO GET HIS FIRST LAUGH ALSO ABOUT HIS DREAMS AND HOW HE WANTS TO MAKE A NAME FOR HIMSELF IN HIS HOMETOWN OF MEMPHIS TN. THIS PODCAST COULD BE THE INTRODUCTION OF A NEW MEMPHIS LEGEND YOU DECIDE FOR YOURSELF.

The Context of White Supremacy host Gus T. Renegade needs a new MacBook Pro ASAP. Both machines Gus uses dies almost at the same time (2020 has been overwhelming). The shutdown was so sudden, Gus was unable to broadcast the Compensatory Call-In this past weekend. You can invest via: PayPal (http://paypal.me/TheCOWS), CashApp (http://Cash.App/$TheCOWS). Drop Gus an email if you require a physical mailing address. Additionally, Neely Fuller Jr. often encourages us to learn something about everything. Gus was not a computer literate person when The C.O.W.S. began. We did the first 217 broadcasts without a computer. Since owning a MacBook for a decade, Gus has learned quite a bit about tinkering with his machine. Enough tinkering that he resurrected both machines for the time being. BUT THE TIME FOR A NEW COMPUTER IS NOW. #NewComputer INVEST in The COWS – http://paypal.me/TheCOWS Cash App: https://cash.app/$TheCOWS CALL IN NUMBER: 605.313.5164 CODE 564943#

Monday, October 5th 8:00PM Eastern/ 5:00PM Pacific The Context of White Supremacy host Gus T. Renegade needs a new MacBook Pro ASAP. Both machines Gus uses dies almost at the same time (2020 has been overwhelming). The shutdown was so sudden, Gus was unable to broadcast the Compensatory Call-In this past weekend. You can invest via: PayPal (http://paypal.me/TheCOWS), CashApp (http://Cash.App/$TheCOWS). Drop Gus an email if you require a physical mailing address. Additionally, Neely Fuller Jr. often encourages us to learn something about everything. Gus was not a computer literate person when The C.O.W.S. began. We did the first 217 broadcasts without a computer. Since owning a MacBook for a decade, Gus has learned quite a bit about tinkering with his machine. Enough tinkering that he resurrected both machines for the time being. BUT THE TIME FOR A NEW COMPUTER IS NOW. #NewComputer INVEST in The COWS – paypal.me/TheCOWS The C.O.W.S. Cash App: http://Cash.App/$TheCOWS The C.O.W.S. Radio Program is specifically engineered for black & non-white listeners - Victims of White Supremacy. The purpose of this program is to provide Victims of White Supremacy with constructive information and suggestions on how to counter Racist Woman & Racist Man. TUNE IN! Phone: 1-720-716-7300 - Access Code 564943# Hit star *6 & 1 to enter caller cue

What's going on everyone. Today is my very first podcast episode premiere. I know it has been awhile but I just wanted to make sure that everything that is said on my first podcast is worth your while. I appreciate everyone for tuning in and listening, love everyone.

Welcome to JDELAY Podcast. Here is just the intro to the podcast, episodes coming soon.

Before I introduce today’s guest, a little housekeeping. I’m taking the month of July off. It’s not you, it’s me. But seriously, we have been putting out an episode each week for almost 2 years now. I know we skip a week from time to time but it’s been pretty much been weekly released for almost two years. And don’t take me wrong, I love it! This podcast is one of the best things I’ve ever been part of in my life. But I need and want to take the month of July to regroup and put together a clearer vision for the future of Let’s Give A Damn. Additionally, I’ll be heading to NYC and ATL in July to capture quite a few podcast conversations so we can hit the ground running when we release the next episode on August 6. I may or may not be interviewing a Democratic candidate for President while in New York. We’ll see:) We will still be posting on social media and interacting with you in the comment section and in direct message conversations and stuff like that. We aren’t going anywhere. But we just need the extra space we’ll get from not producing 5 podcast episodes in July in order to really tease out some amazing opportunities we have ahead of us and come back on fire in August.  Now, onto our guest this week!  Today we’re bringing back and oldie but a goodie. A while back, I met Clint Smith in the back room of Busboys & Poets in Washington, D.C. Clint is is a writer, teacher, and doctoral candidate in Education at Harvard University studying incarceration, education, & inequality. His dissertation explores how people sentenced to juvenile life without parole make meaning of the purpose of education while incarcerated.  His two TED talks, The Danger of Silence and How to Raise a Black Son in America, have been viewed more than 6 million times collectively. AND He is a cohost on the podcasts Pod Save the People and Justice in America. In this conversation, we talk about growing up in as a black boy in America, we discuss mass incarceration, and we chat about how we should live, act, and react in this volatile political climate. I really really enjoyed my conversation with Clint. I know you will, too. Just a reminder that we recorded this conversation essentially in the backroom of a coffee shop so you’ll hear some ambient noise. Just a heads up!  This conversation originally aired on September 5, 2017.  ___________________________________ Follow Let’s Give A Damn on Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter to keep up with all that is going on. We have so much planned for the coming months and we don’t want you to miss a thing! And if you want to follow our host Nick Laparra on Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter. Support Let’s Give A Damn by giving $5 per month on Patreon. 100% of the money you contribute will go to making more podcasts. Not a dime goes into our pockets! Or you can leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts! Every little bit helps. Thanks for all your help. Have an amazing week, friends! Love y’all! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Do you think religion can lead to or prevent happiness? Are religious people happier or less happy compared to people that don't practice? Religion is directly correlated with one of the dimensions of happiness, the eudaimonic dimension, but the answer to this question is not straightforward.  To answer this question I spoke to a Senior Analyst at The Happiness Research Institute, Anne Henderson. We talked about the different dimensions of happiness. We also answered some of the most perplexing questions out there: What is happiness?Which countries are happier: rich or poor?  Does money buy happiness? And many more. Check out this snippet from the interview and please share with me your thoughts on the Facebook page of "Something About Everything". Also if you enjoyed this, go and listen to the FULL EPISODE!! And please share it with your friends. 

Do you think religion can lead to or prevent happiness? Are religious people happier or less happy compared to people that don't practice? Religion is directly correlated with one of the dimensions of happiness, the eudaimonic dimension, but the answer to this question is not straightforward.  To answer this question I spoke to a Senior Analyst at The Happiness Research Institute, Anne Henderson. We talked about the different dimensions of happiness. We also answered some of the most perplexing questions out there: What is happiness?Which countries are happier: rich or poor?  Does money buy happiness? And many more. Check out this snippet from the interview and please share with me your thoughts on the Facebook page of "Something About Everything". Also if you enjoyed this, go and listen to the FULL EPISODE!! And please share it with your friends. 

What is happiness? It may seem like a simple question at first, but happiness is a very complex state. Is happiness a feeling? Is it a state of well-being? Or is it merely a perspective on life?  To answer this question I spoke to a Senior Analyst at The Happiness Research Institute, Anne Henderson. We talked about the different dimensions of happiness. We also answered some of the most perplexing questions out there: Is there a relation between happiness and religion? Does money buy happiness? And many more. Check out this snippet from the interview and please share with me your thoughts on the Facebook page of "Something About Everything". Also if you enjoyed this, please share it with your friends.

What is happiness? It may seem like a simple question at first, but happiness is a very complex state. Is happiness a feeling? Is it a state of well-being? Or is it merely a perspective on life?  To answer this question I spoke to a Senior Analyst at The Happiness Research Institute, Anne Henderson. We talked about the different dimensions of happiness. We also answered some of the most perplexing questions out there: Is there a relation between happiness and religion? Does money buy happiness? And many more. Check out this snippet from the interview and please share with me your thoughts on the Facebook page of "Something About Everything". Also if you enjoyed this, please share it with your friends.

Which countries are happier: rich or poor countries ? What do you think? If you think the answer is obvious, then you are wrong. Happiness is more complex than we think. The answer to this question really depends on the dimension of happiness you give more weight to, affective vs cognitive.  To answer this question I spoke to a Senior Analyst at The Happiness Research Institute, Anne Henderson. We talked about the different dimensions of happiness. We also answered some of the most perplexing questions out there: What is happiness? Is there a relation between happiness and religion? Does money buy happiness? And many more. Check out this snippet from the interview and please share with me your thoughts on the Facebook page of "Something About Everything". Also if you enjoyed this, please share it with your friends. 

Which countries are happier: rich or poor countries ? What do you think? If you think the answer is obvious, then you are wrong. Happiness is more complex than we think. The answer to this question really depends on the dimension of happiness you give more weight to, affective vs cognitive.  To answer this question I spoke to a Senior Analyst at The Happiness Research Institute, Anne Henderson. We talked about the different dimensions of happiness. We also answered some of the most perplexing questions out there: What is happiness? Is there a relation between happiness and religion? Does money buy happiness? And many more. Check out this snippet from the interview and please share with me your thoughts on the Facebook page of "Something About Everything". Also if you enjoyed this, please share it with your friends. 

In this episode I talk about some of the past weeks' events and how our confirmation bias combined with social media is resulting in a society of ideological silos.    Share your thoughts with me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Something-About-Everything-252540085473157/?modal=admin_todo_tour Sources:  http://www.journalism.org/2015/06/01/facebook-top-source-for-political-news-among-millennials/ http://www.pewinternet.org/2016/10/25/the-political-environment-on-social-media/ 

In this episode I talk about some of the past weeks' events and how our confirmation bias combined with social media is resulting in a society of ideological silos.    Share your thoughts with me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Something-About-Everything-252540085473157/?modal=admin_todo_tour Sources:  http://www.journalism.org/2015/06/01/facebook-top-source-for-political-news-among-millennials/ http://www.pewinternet.org/2016/10/25/the-political-environment-on-social-media/ 

I interviewed Se-jun Park to get a unique perspective from the mindset of an entrepreneur. How his passion started and how he overcame the obstacles that faced him. Se-jun has a fascinating journey starting with a coupon software startup, then moving on to car manufacturing, and finally founding Aalo.  Aalo is a furniture startup that combines the concepts of DIY and a minimalist design, to bring elegant furniture to its customers.   Share your thoughts with me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Something-About-Everything-252540085473157/?modal=admin_todo_tour Learn more about Aalo: https://shop.aalo.co/  

I interviewed Se-jun Park to get a unique perspective from the mindset of an entrepreneur. How his passion started and how he overcame the obstacles that faced him. Se-jun has a fascinating journey starting with a coupon software startup, then moving on to car manufacturing, and finally founding Aalo.  Aalo is a furniture startup that combines the concepts of DIY and a minimalist design, to bring elegant furniture to its customers.   Share your thoughts with me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Something-About-Everything-252540085473157/?modal=admin_todo_tour Learn more about Aalo: https://shop.aalo.co/  

In this episode we tackle questions that have perplexed many for decades. Is the middle east ready for democracy? Does the Arab world understand democracy ? My guest Mr.Ehab Lotayef, is a political activist, political commentator, writer, and the former chairperson of the Egyptian Canadian Coalition for Democracy. During our conversation we discussed the roles of religious institutions and the upper class in hindering the democratic process in the region. We arrive at well thought out conclusions, and brainstorm some future steps to help the region solve its problem Share your thoughts with me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Something-About-Everything-252540085473157/?modal=admin_todo_tour

In this episode we tackle questions that have perplexed many for decades. Is the middle east ready for democracy? Does the Arab world understand democracy ? My guest Mr.Ehab Lotayef, is a political activist, political commentator, writer, and the former chairperson of the Egyptian Canadian Coalition for Democracy. During our conversation we discussed the roles of religious institutions and the upper class in hindering the democratic process in the region. We arrive at well thought out conclusions, and brainstorm some future steps to help the region solve its problem Share your thoughts with me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Something-About-Everything-252540085473157/?modal=admin_todo_tour

This episode discusses the book, "Letters from a stoic". The episode is full of life advice on how to be mindful, be present, and accept dissatisfaction. Although Stoicism is an ancient philosophy, it is ironically very relevant in our fast-paced twenty-first century. This episode will help the listener endeavour on a journey to lead a more meaningful life.     To share your ideas & feedback, follow the facebook page for the podcast: Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Something-About-Everything-252540085473157/?modal=admin_todo_tour

In this episode I talk to Dr.Peter Carr about social media and its impact on our personal freedom and democracy. The episode answers many questions including: If social media is being used for repression? Whether social media has led to a general state of apathy? What is social media's role in promoting radicalism?   Dr. Carr is a Lecturer in the Department of Managements Sciences, and the Program Director for 3 certificate programs at the University of Waterloo. His research interests focus on the use of technology in business and society and include technology entrepreneurship,  the use of social media to improve business operations, technology in third world development, and  the social impact of information technology.    To share your ideas & feedback, follow the facebook page for the podcast : Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Something-About-Everything-252540085473157/?modal=admin_todo_tour

This episode features a discussion with the Co-founder and COO of NERv technologies, Amr Abduljawad.  NERv is a Canadian medical startup that utilizes Nanotechnology to save lives of patients who undergo operations, it does so by monitoring and reporting post-operative complications in real-time.  In the episode, we talk about Amr's entrepreneurship journey, NERv's product, the obstacles that entrepreneurs have to face, and advice for upcoming startup founders. https://www.ne-rv.com/   To share your ideas & feedback, follow the facebook page for the podcast: Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Something-About-Everything-252540085473157/?modal=admin_todo_tour

Technology has become an intrinsic part of our everyday lives. Application developers provide us with services that help us move from one place to another, get food, communicate, and other things. In exchange for these services, they take a small fee and get access to our data.  In this episode, I talk about what happens to our data, and what are common concerns around the outcome of this transaction between consumer and service provider.           I also answer the following questions:                                                              What happens when we no longer have control of our personal data? Are Tech Giants being held accountable? Is there a way to protect the consumers?    To share your ideas & feedback, follow the facebook page for the podcast: Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Something-About-Everything-252540085473157/?modal=admin_todo_tour

This is the intro for the podcast Something About Everything. The goal of this podcast is to take you on a journey with me in search of knowledge. During this journey I will be sharing my insights, commenting on other people’s ideas, and interviewing experts in different fields. This podcast can only grow, and benefit you as a listener and me as a host, if we start questioning preexisting ideas and really expanding our horizons of curiosity. The topics of this podcast include science, entrepreneurship, technology, politics, and other podcasts. The aim of this podcast is to be as relevant and as focused on the listeners’ interests as possible, so please, feel free to share your ideas and questions with me !   To share your ideas & feedback, follow the facebook page for the podcast: Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Something-About-Everything-252540085473157/?modal=admin_todo_tour  

In this episode I talk to Dr.Peter Carr about social media and its impact on our personal freedom and democracy. The episode answers many questions including: If social media is being used for repression? Whether social media has led to a general state of apathy? What is social media's role in promoting radicalism?   Dr. Carr is a Lecturer in the Department of Managements Sciences, and the Program Director for 3 certificate programs at the University of Waterloo. His research interests focus on the use of technology in business and society and include technology entrepreneurship,  the use of social media to improve business operations, technology in third world development, and  the social impact of information technology.    To share your ideas & feedback, follow the facebook page for the podcast : Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Something-About-Everything-252540085473157/?modal=admin_todo_tour

This is the intro for the podcast Something About Everything. The goal of this podcast is to take you on a journey with me in search of knowledge. During this journey I will be sharing my insights, commenting on other people’s ideas, and interviewing experts in different fields. This podcast can only grow, and benefit you as a listener and me as a host, if we start questioning preexisting ideas and really expanding our horizons of curiosity. The topics of this podcast include science, entrepreneurship, technology, politics, and other podcasts. The aim of this podcast is to be as relevant and as focused on the listeners’ interests as possible, so please, feel free to share your ideas and questions with me !   To share your ideas & feedback, follow the facebook page for the podcast: Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Something-About-Everything-252540085473157/?modal=admin_todo_tour  

Technology has become an intrinsic part of our everyday lives. Application developers provide us with services that help us move from one place to another, get food, communicate, and other things. In exchange for these services, they take a small fee and get access to our data.  In this episode, I talk about what happens to our data, and what are common concerns around the outcome of this transaction between consumer and service provider.           I also answer the following questions:                                                              What happens when we no longer have control of our personal data? Are Tech Giants being held accountable? Is there a way to protect the consumers?    To share your ideas & feedback, follow the facebook page for the podcast: Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Something-About-Everything-252540085473157/?modal=admin_todo_tour

This episode features a discussion with the Co-founder and COO of NERv technologies, Amr Abduljawad.  NERv is a Canadian medical startup that utilizes Nanotechnology to save lives of patients who undergo operations, it does so by monitoring and reporting post-operative complications in real-time.  In the episode, we talk about Amr's entrepreneurship journey, NERv's product, the obstacles that entrepreneurs have to face, and advice for upcoming startup founders. https://www.ne-rv.com/   To share your ideas & feedback, follow the facebook page for the podcast: Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Something-About-Everything-252540085473157/?modal=admin_todo_tour

This episode discusses the book, "Letters from a stoic". The episode is full of life advice on how to be mindful, be present, and accept dissatisfaction. Although Stoicism is an ancient philosophy, it is ironically very relevant in our fast-paced twenty-first century. This episode will help the listener endeavour on a journey to lead a more meaningful life.     To share your ideas & feedback, follow the facebook page for the podcast: Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Something-About-Everything-252540085473157/?modal=admin_todo_tour

In this episode, I discuss whether or not woodpeckers get headaches. It's an interesting subject considering these birds can peck up to 20 times per second. Thanks for joining me on the Something About Everything Podcast!