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Looking for the perfect Father's Day gift? Pamper Dad! Adam Broderick from Adam Broderick Salon and Spa with locations in Ridgefield and Southbury joins Anna and Raven to share two facial treatments that are great for everyone… including Dad!
On today's episode, I talk to musician David Longstreth. Originally from Southbury, CT, David recorded his first album The Graceful Fallen Mango after dropping out of college. After returning to finish his degree, he began recording under the name Dirty Projectors, and in 2003, Western Vinyl released their first album The Glad Fact. They continued to record albums and slowly built a name for themselves in the thrumming Brooklyn music scene of the aughts. In 2009, Domino released their album Bitte Orca to a great deal of acclaim, and in all, the band has released 20 albums and EPs; their latest, Song of the Earth, is a collaboration with the German orchestral group s t a r g a z e, and it's fantastic! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter. Check out my free philosophy Substack where I write essays every couple months here and my old casiopop band's lost album here! And the comedy podcast I do with my wife Naomi Couples Therapy can be found here! Theme song by the fantastic Savoir Adore! Second theme by the brilliant Mike Pace! Closing theme by the delightful Gregory Brothers! Podcast art by the inimitable Beano Gee!
Adam Broderick, owner of Adam Broderick Salon and Spas in Southbury and Ridgefield, joined Anna and Raven to discuss all things Mother's Day! Give your mom what she really wants this year, self-care. Right now, through Mother's Day, with every $175 in Adam Broderick gift cards you purchase, receive an additional $25 gift card. That's ab's extra way to say thanks mom! Visit AdamBroderick.com to buy online.
Baxie talk with singer/songwriter Eef Barzelay from the band Clem Snide. Eef is about to release the band's tenth album on May 2nd entitled Oh Smokey. It's an absolutely stunning album from a guy who has been called one of the most underappreciated songwriters of his generation. Clem Snide will be coming to the Warehouse in Somerville on April 10th and to ConnArtists in Southbury, CT on April 11th. Absolutely amazing! Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and on the Rock102 app! Brought to you by Metro Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Chicopee!
Jeff Manville, the first selectman of Southbury, was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about the town's lawsuit over trees. Allegedly, over 100 trees were illegally removed by a resident, and may owe around $9 million in fines. (0:00) In Dumb Ass News, a mascot pushed a 9-year-old kid to the ground, and says the kid started the physical interaction. (15:39) A KITT replica, from Knight Rider, was parked at the station parking this morning, as Miguel from Rad Stallions and Brad from CT Movie Cars were in studio with Chaz and AJ. The Tribe called in their favorite movie and TV cars, while AJ re-enacted his favorite scenes. (21:06) Danny Mac, a local legend and former PLR street teamer, was in studio with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about the Milford Veterans. Danny is also (most importantly) a Navy vet, and brought some other veterans in with him to talk about their time serving in Vietnam, and attending Woodstock. (31:13) In Dumb Ass News, raw cacao and chocolate are very different things. This kid had to learn that the hard way. (42:13)
Poprzednie części kotła ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tLHpOGoBpA&list=PLso51laXMufxIbCnYxPOSMmLZJ2-Z36RMLuty–marzec 1944 – tysiące niemieckich żołnierzy uwięzionych w kotle Korsuń-Czerkasy walczy o przetrwanie w piekielnych warunkach. Głód, mróz i nieustanne ataki Armii Czerwonej sprawiają, że każdy dzień to desperacka walka o życie. Luftwaffe stara się utrzymać most powietrzny, ale dostawy nie wystarczają. Erich von Manstein podejmuje dramatyczną próbę przebicia się do okrążonych wojsk. Czy jego ofensywa zdołała ocalić Wehrmacht przed zagładą?
Subskrypcja spotify (wcześniejszy dostęp do odcinków)➡️ https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/micha-rapacz0/subscribeW lutym 1944 roku feldmarszałek Erich von Manstein stanął przed jednym z największych wyzwań na froncie wschodnim – próbą uratowania okrążonych wojsk niemieckich w kotle pod Korsuniem-Czerkasami. W tym odcinku analizujemy desperacką operację ratunkową, przebieg walk, warunki w kotle i rolę mostu powietrznego Luftwaffe, który miał zapewnić dostawy dla zamkniętych jednostek. Czy Manstein zdołał wyrwać swoich ludzi z pułapki?
A Sacred Heart University athletics employee faces numerous felony charges for allegedly attempting sexual contact and assault of a 14-year-old girl. The news comes just weeks after a very disturbing case of child sex abuse out of Southbury regarding a 75-year-old man. These two cases in Connecticut beg the question: how common are child sex abuse cases, and are we doing enough to detect dangerous predators. We spoke with Former FBI agent, Ken Gray. Image Credit: Getty Images
W tym materiale omawiamy operację Czerkasy-Korsuń, jedno z ważnych starć na froncie wschodnim II wojny światowej. Przybliżamy tło wydarzeń, przebieg walk oraz skutki okrążenia sił niemieckich przez Armię Czerwoną. Analizujemy taktykę wojskową i przedstawiamy wpływ tej operacji na dalszy rozwój konfliktu. Subskrybuj kanał, aby odkrywać kolejne fascynujące epizody historii wojskowości. #historia #podcasthistoryczny
In 2023, employment in retail increased by nearly 500,000 people from October to December. Additionally, there is an increased demand for healthcare services during the holiday season. Vehicular accidents, fires and decorating injuries are all too common. That’s according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission. If you’ve recently spent any time shopping, or at a doctor’s office, odds are you’ve met someone who will be working through the holiday season. Today, we hear from retail and healthcare workers and learn about their experiences working during the holidays. If you'll be working through this holiday season, we want to hear from you. GUESTS: Lucy Sciarretto: Seafood Clerk at Stop & Shop in Southbury, CT Audrey Silver: Senior Clinical Operations Manager at Hartford Healthcare Ellen Benson: Associate Director of Procedural Services and Manager of the Sterile Processing Department UConn Health Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
First Selectman Jeff Manville discusses how the floods devastated his town of Southbury
Mudslides, flooding, emergency rescues and tons of damage in Oxford and surrounding towns yesterday. Chaz and AJ spoke with the DOT Commissioner, Garrett Eucalitto about road closures and an estimate on how long it will take to repair washed away bridges. Plus, George Temple, first selectman of Oxford, on the phone to share some of the damage and devastation he's seen in town since last night. (0:00) Dr. Ron Clark was supposed to do a Top 10 list this morning, but yesterday's storm and flooding was still on everyone's mind. Dr. Clark shared his experience, getting stuck at the height of the storm with his entire family in the car. (13:36) The road near Stevenson Dam is one of the worst washouts from last night's weather event. Annette shared her experience, since she lives right near that area. (18:18) Southbury's first selectman, Jeff Manville, and Naugatuck's mayor, Pete Hess, both shared their accounts from yesterday. Southbury has about a dozen roads and bridges completely washed out or destroyed. (21:17) Beacon Hose volunteer fire department was in Oxford yesterday to help with the rescue of nearly 20 people at Brookside, including Nicole. She was on to share her story of how quickly the water overwhelmed the establishment, and what the rescue effort was like from her perspective. (30:38)
For the People spent a recent weekend proudly patronizing the Homegrown by Heroes Farmer's Market at Guardians Farm in Southbury. We took the opportunity to meet and chat with a number of inspiring and aspiring veteran farmers along with representatives of several agencies supporting the cause. So, check out our conversations with the Guardian Farm founder, the Farmer Veteran Coalition of Connecticut, Connecticut Veteran Grown, Connecticut Resource Conservation and Development, Hives for Heroes, Lakeside Farm, Steadfast Farms Poultry Processing & Slaughter, Tranquil Hive Honey Co., Union Bee Company, Wilkinson Farm, Hathor Hill Farm, and the Lathrop Farmstead.
For the People spent a recent weekend proudly patronizing the Homegrown by Heroes Farmer's Market at Guardians Farm in Southbury. We took the opportunity to meet and chat with a number of inspiring and aspiring veteran farmers along with representatives of several agencies supporting the cause. So, check out our conversations with the Guardian Farm founder, the Farmer Veteran Coalition of Connecticut, Connecticut Veteran Grown, Connecticut Resource Conservation and Development, Hives for Heroes, Lakeside Farm, Steadfast Farms Poultry Processing & Slaughter, Tranquil Hive Honey Co., Union Bee Company, Wilkinson Farm, Hathor Hill Farm, and the Lathrop Farmstead.
The boys had an epic show that featured Cedric "The Entertainer", the finale of the I-95 Morning Show Seinfeld special with writer Peter Mehlman and a ton of breaking local stories. Dave pointed out that 3 popular Southhbury restaurants owned by the same person all closed their doors this week. Ethan shared a report about the possibility of Connecticut Stop N' Shop stores closing down. The third baseman for the Mets had a meltdown and it's Louis Santino's birthday and Ethan Carey's wedding anniversary.
Dr. Marianne Bette is a retired family physician who has experienced an extraordinary journey of grief, healing, and transformation. She shares her personal experiences with loss, the healing power of storytelling, and the role of medical professionals in counseling those dealing with grief. Key Takeaways:Therapeutic Nature of StorytellingPersonal Journey Through Grief and LossRole of Medical Professionals in Counseling GrieversTherapeutic Nature of StorytellingStorytelling plays a crucial role in healing and navigating through grief. Dr. Bette emphasizes how sharing experiences of loss can provide comfort, reduce feelings of isolation, and guide those undergoing similar situations. Her work post-retirement involves sharing these stories to help others.Personal Journey Through Grief and LossDr. Bette's recounting of her personal journey through grief is deeply impactful. She narrates the tragic loss of her fiancé, leading her to contemplate suicide. This story is a testament to the depths of despair grief can lead to and the challenging journey toward healing.Role of Medical Professionals in Counseling GrieversAs a retired family physician, Dr. Bette shares insights on medical professionals' role in counseling grieving individuals. She advocates for doctors to recognize and address the emotional impact of loss, offering guidance and support during these challenging times.Dr. Marianne Bette is a retired family physician based in Southbury, Connecticut. After enduring significant losses in her life, she has spent her retirement educating others on grief and healing. Her first book, 'Living with a Dead Man,' chronicles her first husband's battle with cancer. Her current book, 'Living with a Grieving Heart,' serves as a guide for those navigating grief.Connect with Dr. Bette on Instagram or her website. Her book is available on Amazon.Get access to ad-free episodes released two days early and bonus episodes with past guests through Patreon.https://patreon.com/thelifeshiftpodcastConnect with me:Instagram: www.instagram.com/thelifeshiftpodcastFacebook: www.facebook.com/thelifeshiftpodcastYouTube: https://bit.ly/thelifeshift_youtubeTwitter: www.twitter.com/thelifeshiftpodLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/thelifeshiftpodcastWebsite: www.thelifeshiftpodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Connecticut history was made with a face transplant recently. The guys examine all aspects of face transplants right down to which celebrity face you'd choose if you could. Lou and Dave keep using the word faccia and a dude from Southbury named Geoff warns against using it. Lou & Dave school him on the Italian language and learn something new about the Urban Dictionary. The boys play "Most Dead" to give away tickets to Judas Priest. They also played the Mix game for a chance at Roger Daltry tickets. Elmo & Cookie Monster drop in to play the celebrity match game.
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Connecticut history was made with a face transplant recently. The guys examine all aspects of face transplants right down to which celebrity face you'd choose if you could. Lou and Dave keep using the word faccia and a dude from Southbury named Geoff warns against using it. Lou & Dave school him on the Italian language and learn something new about the Urban Dictionary. The boys play "Most Dead" to give away tickets to Judas Priest. They also played the Mix game for a chance at Roger Daltry tickets. Elmo & Cookie Monster drop in to play the celebrity match game.
The guys speak to Danbury Hat Tricks President Herm Sorcher about the disastrous suspension of enforcer Daniel Amesbury. Two women are wanted suspects in Southbury, CT. What is the most expensive grocery store in CT?
When Stalin overthrew the czars in Russia in 1917, many famous Russians made their way to CT, where they created a colony for famous intellectuals. The so-called Russian Village is on the National Register of Historic Places, and it was started by Russian literary giant Ilya Tolstoy, son of famed writer Leo Tolstoy, author of War and Peace. The Village was started 100 years ago this year. The back story is incredible – especially when told by 92-year-old Natasha Jahrsdoerfer, whose vivid recollections from when she lived there at age 3 paint a world that we will never see again.
Stand-up Comedian and I-95 Morning Show friend Andrew Kennedy comes to the studio to promote his upcoming benefit to save babies' lives. The Southbury comic tells a hilarious array of stories including his bear run-in. Felix Cavalieri of the Rascals makes a guest appearance to promote his gig at the Ridgefield Playhouse.
Southbury, Connecticut's own Jeff Tuohy stops in for a chat. We rap about how we met over 20 years ago in Springfield, MA, and his early musical influences including Peter and the Wolf, Waylon and Willie, show tunes, and Michael Jackson. After college, he moves to New York to, initially, pursue acting but ultimately make music his main focus. We also rap about his latest album Hudson Delta; an eclectic album that winds its way through swampy, New Orleans style romps, to country tunes about getting drunk - all the while delivering an authentic vocal performance that belies his New England roots. We rap about the songwriting process and his philosophy on music production. We also listen to a bit of his track called Bourbon Street. For more information, please visit https://www.jefftuohy.com/
Adam Broderick from Adam Broderick Salon and Spa in Ridgefield and Southbury joins us to discuss Father's Day treatments, the benefits of self-care, and how to make over Raven! What is your favorite way to treat yourself? How do you escape?
Today my guest is Former Army SPC, and Current Firefighter Captain, Roy Gagne. Roy grew up in Southbury, CT and graduated from Pomperaug High School in 1995. In 1996, he joined the Connecticut Army National Guard and went to Basic Training at Ft. Leonard Wood, MO. His MOS was a 91B Medic and he attended AIT at Ft. Sam Houston, TX. His first assignment was to HHC 1/102nd Infantry in New Haven, CT. Roy left the Army as a SPC in 2002. That same year, he was hired as a firefighter with the Norwalk, CT Fire Department. Roy remained with the Norwalk Fire Department where he currently works as a Captain.
In this episode of the Fueling Creativity in Education podcast, Dr. Cyndi Burnett and Dr. Matthew Worwood welcome Lisa Saunders, a 4th grade teacher based in Connecticut. Listen in to gain insight into Lisa's experience at the Teacher Innovation Studio (a program facilitated by Matt) and how it transformed her thinking as an educator. Lisa shares the unique challenge she worked on that led her to become a Teacher Innovation Champion in 2022: “How can I help students regulate their emotions to be prepared for learning throughout the school day by using plickers and a choice board?” Lisa talks about how the data from students' plickers influenced the decisions she made throughout her creative project. She speaks on how she was taught teacher creativity and design thinking in the Teacher Innovation Studio, highlighting the personal challenges she faced with not feeling creative as an educator. “That was my biggest takeaway from this program was flipping the script on my thinking about creativity and how I view it. Now, I see that everything I do is creative. Every time I step into my classroom, I am creatively solving a problem.” – Lisa Saunders Lisa then shares the valuable lessons she learned from being in a teacher cohort and how she's helping her students navigate their emotions and become better problem-solvers. Lisa's Tips for Teachers and Parents: Just go for it! Try something new and if it fails, that's okay. Failure is good! Know that you are creative. Trust yourself and focus on the good. You are doing a great job! Remember how many incredible things you're doing every day. Recommended Resources: Learn more about Teacher Innovation Studio Listen to the episode on How Emotions Influence the Creative Process with Dr. Zorana Ivcevic Pringle Eager to bring more creativity into your home or classroom? Access a variety of creativity resources and tools & listen to more episodes of The Fueling Creativity in Education Podcast by visiting our website, www.CreativityandEducation.com. How can you promote Teacher Creativity? Read and watch how the concept of Teacher Creativity and Design Thinking can increase teacher agency using new technology, help build a culture of innovation, and support diversity and inclusion and social-emotional learning at your school. Visit WorwoodClassroom.com. Subscribe to our monthly newsletter! Have a question? Email Dr. Burnett and Dr. Worwood at questions@fuelingcreativitypodcast.com! You can also find The Fueling Creativity in Education Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Audible, and PodBean! Please rate, review, and share the podcast if you enjoy it! About Lisa Saunders: Prior to becoming a teacher, Lisa worked in sports marketing. She has been an elementary educator for more than 10 years and I have had experience teaching in grades K through 6th. She is currently teaching fourth grade at Long Meadow Elementary School which is Region 15 (Southbury/Middlebury). Lisa went to Western New England University for her undergraduate degree, where she played D3 basketball all four years. She scored more than 1,000 points and had almost 1,000 rebounds. Lisa was a two-year captain, MVP, and coach's award, ranked as D3hoops.com player, and in 2019, she was inducted into the Western New England University Hall of Fame. Lisa obtained her masters from Sacred Heart University. Most recently, she received Educational Administration & Supervision Sixth-Year Certificate (092) from the University of Bridgeport. Lisa is also the Teacher Innovation Champion 2022! Lisa currently resides in Southbury, Connecticut with her husband and two boys. Follow Lisa on Instagram
Ethan regales the boys with his trip to Southbury to see birds. While looking for bald eagles, Ethan found hawks in the nutty Nutmeg State. Large Dave does the "Rocco voice." How much toilet paper do you use? Most Americans use far too little. Lou is seeking safe ways to compliment women on their looks. Some of the suggestions we got were terrible. Piles of information flood into the radio station about the intelligence of the octopus.
Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on live, to break news to the Tribe and Chaz and AJ before the rest of the world heard it. Rod Stewart and Cheap Trick are coming to the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in August! (0:00) Dave from Riverview Bistro was out walking his dogs, when a series of unfortunate events led to him breaking a finger. If you think you're having a bad day, just listen to this story. (8:20) Dumb Ass News - A man in Southbury seemed awfully proud about burning down a building. But, why? (12:11) Image Credit: REUTERS/Mike Blake FG
Faith Vicinanza, slam poet and poet laureate of Southbury, CT, shares memories of the slam scene of the 90s, her plans for her laureateship, and the tips she gives to new writers in her workshops. SUBMIT TO THE OPEN MIC OF THE AIR! www.poetryspokenhere.com/open-mic-of-the-air Find us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@cardboardboxproductionsinc Visit our website: www.poetryspokenhere.com Like us on facebook: facebook.com/PoetrySpokenHere Follow us on twitter: twitter.com/poseyspokenhere (@poseyspokenhere) Send us an e-mail: poetryspokenhere@gmail.com
{December 18, 2022 Episode of Mic Check} In addition to being Pastor of both Woodbury United Methodist Church and Watertown United Methodist Church in Connecticut, Reverend J Michael Cobb is an organizer with Justice Southbury, a community activist group that formed in 2020 in Southbury, Connecticut. For more on Justice Southbury: https://www.justicesouthbury.com https://www.facebook.com/JusticeSouthbury Reverend Cobb can be reached at: PastorMichael@woodburyumc.net More info on the Watertown United Methodist Church at: https://www.wumcct.org More info on the Woodbury United Methodist Church at: https://www.WoodburyUMC.net For more on the 85th Anniversary of Southbury Saying No to the Nazis: https://southbury-ct.org/1937 https://connecticuthistory.org/southbury-takes-on-the-nazis/ https://teachitct.org/lessons/no-to-nazis-in-connecticut-southbury-takes-a-stand/
What towns in the Greater-Danbury area would make the best setting for a XMAS movie? The Raiders won their second game in a row. Lou figures out all the things that are bad about winning the Lotto. Dave says he wants to move to Heritage Village in Southbury.
And we're back - we've had a few episodes that were recorded towards the end of last year and this week's episode is one that was originally recorded around the new year's Holiday. This episode is a sit-down conversation with Dr. Hayden-William Courtland. We have had the pleasure of knowing Hayden since sometime around 2015. He's from New York City and has family in the Southbury area so he's been a regular visitor throughout the years. He has a plethora of coaching certifications and academic credentials which I do my best to list off while trying to introduce him on the show and feel like I still fell short. He is a certified Starting Strength Coach, has achieved his CrossFit L-3 certification and he has recently stepped into the world of gym ownership and is the new owner of Solace New York, also known as CrossFit Solace. I have to thank him for taking the time to talk with me and hope you all enjoy. @dr.courtland @scienceforfitness @solacenewyork
Marian Van Egas from our Southbury office has enjoyed what she has chosen to do in her career. Every day is a new adventure for Marian, and she is able to learn something new with each transaction. Making her clients happy with their results is the ultimate gift. Not everyone can accomplish achieving such success in Real Estate and it takes many skills to get there.
We're hopping your way Easter morning and inviting kids to help tackle food waste with Random Hacks of Kindness Jr & Sustainable Southbury - partnering on a virtual 'Coding for Good Hackathon' on Saturday, April 23. Then we're talking agriculture with the Westport Farmers' Market - since 2006, the market and its farmers & vendors have provided fresh, healthy food while promoting education and activities centered around growing local. And we'll wrap with a rep from Reason For Hope, talking about HB 5396 - a bill in front of state lawmakers right now that will significantly increase safe, responsible access to psychedelic-assisted therapies for the treatment of mental health and addiction challenges, especially among our veterans.
Ready to learn the history, philosophy, and practice of an experienced independent educational consultant? MEET OUR GUEST Eileen Sullivan Studdert, owner of Performance Prep & College Admissions in western Connecticut, is a rigorous academic who loves empowering students in their college-bound journey. She helps students reach top test score potential and builds upon their test success to assist them in crafting unique and compelling college applications. Eileen began her career in magazine publishing and capped 12 years in the profession as Promotion Director for Better Homes & Gardens magazine. Propelled by a New Horizons Scholarship from Fordham University, Eileen went back to school to earn her M.A. in English Education. She began teaching middle and high school English, before relocating with her family to Southbury, Connecticut. Juggling work and family, Eileen held part-time positions as a Literacy Instructor, Executive Functioning Coach, and SAT Tutor for Excel, a small boutique tutoring company. It was there that Eileen developed her passion for test prep and fascination with every component of the college admissions process. In January 2014, after Excel relocated out of state, Eileen launched her own consulting firm. Initially focused on concierge test prep with successful outcomes, she became aware of the vital need for college consulting in her community. Eileen expanded her services and went back to school to earn her College Consulting Certification from UCI Irvine to grow her expertise. Today, Performance Prep offers a full range of college consulting services, including college list building, personal, supplemental, and scholarship essay writing, and financial aid guidance. Performance Prep's mission is twofold: to empower students to take charge of the college admissions process and alleviate parents' stress. Eileen is a proud member of the Independent Education Consultant Association (IECA) and National Test Prep Association (NTPA) and appreciates the collective wisdom of experts in these organizations who have helped her expand her knowledge, grow her business, and serve her community. You can find out more about Eileen at www.studdertcollegeprep.com. ABOUT THIS PODCAST Tests and the Rest is THE college admissions industry podcast. Explore all of our episodes on the show page. ABOUT YOUR HOSTS Mike Bergin is the president of Chariot Learning and founder of TestBright. Amy Seeley is the president of Seeley Test Pros. If you're interested in working with Mike and/or Amy for test preparation, training, or consulting, feel free to get in touch through our contact page.
John Watson is head brewer and owner of Watson Farmhouse Brewery located in Southbury, Connecticut and is also the head brewer at NewSylum Brewing Company on the Fairfield Hills Campus in Newtown, Connecticut. John started brewing beer as a hobby, after his wife Tracy gifted him a home-brewing kit, more than 25 years ago. He quickly became frequent with the home-brew competition circuit, medaling in the National Homebrew Competition with his recipes. In 2000, he was named New England Home Brewer of the Year and in 2004 earned Best of Show at the Master's Championship of Amateur Brewing. He has collaborated with a host of local commercial brewers, from Willimantic Brewing, Captain Lawrence Brewing Company in Pleasantville NY, and more! Along the way, he helped build commercial breweries for others, including Veracious Brewing Company in Monroe, Tribus Beer Company in Milford and Beer Naked in Wilmington VT. John and I had an amazing conversation live inside of his brewery in Southbury, CT. Our conversation lasted for almost two hours and you already know we covered everything I just mentioned and so much more!
John Watson is head brewer, founder and owner of Watson Farmhouse Brewery located in Southbury, Connecticut and is also the head brewer at NewSylum Brewing Company located at the Fairfield Hills Campus in Newtown, Connecticut. John started brewing beer as a hobby when his wife Tracy gifted him a home-brewing kit more than 25 years ago. He quickly became frequent with the home-brew competition circuit, medaling in the National Homebrew Competition with his recipes. In 2000, he was named New England Home Brewer of the Year and in 2004 he earned Best of Show at the Masters Championship of Amateur Brewing. John has collaborated with a host of local commercial breweries, from Willimantic Brewing, Captain Lawrence Brewing Company and more! Along the way he helped build commercial breweries for others, including Veracious Brewing Company in Monroe, Connecticut, Tribus Beer Company in Milford, Connecticut and Beer Naked in Wilmington, Vermont. John and I had an amazing conversation live inside of his brewery in Southbury, Connecticut. Our conversation lasted for almost 2 hours, so we cut it up into 2 episodes, Part 1 and Part 2. Part 2 coming next week! Visit Watson Farmhouse Brewery here: https://watsonfarmhousebrewery.com/ Visit NewSylum Brewing Company here: https://www.newsylumbrewing.com/
Actor Frank Wihbey is our guest on Shocking Things this week. We had a great discussion about his experience his involvement in the film The Dead Girl In Apartment 03. It was really interesting hearing behind the scenes working with horror star Adrienne King and director Kurtis Spieler. The Dead Girl In Apartment 03 will be playing on February 24 at the Riverview Cinemas 8 in Southbury, CT. #horror #fridaythe13th --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shockingthings/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shockingthings/support
It's called The Rochambeau Trail – 680 miles from Newport, Rhode Island to Yorktown, Virginia. General Rochambeau and his 5,000 French troops marched this trail to come to the aid of George Washington's Patriot Army in the Revolutionary War. Together, the French and the Patriots won the last major military action of the war – the Siege at Yorktown. After that, the British went back to England and the colonialists were able to draft the new U.S. Constitution and declare freedom. The logistics of feeding, transporting and preparing campsites in the 1700s were incredibly complex. And why were the French helping the Patriots anyway? In Part 1, you'll hear answers to those questions and much more from Revolutionary War expert historian Dr. Robert Selig and Southbury, CT Town Historian John Dwyer, whose region the marchers passed through.
Hauntings don't just happen in your home or at the local cemetery. In fact, one of the most common places are the roads we travel on almost every day. Whether it's a highway, road, bridge, and so on, there's bound to be a story or two. Today, we're going to talk about a road from Ginge's home state called Jeremy Swamp Road, located in Southbury, Connecticut. There may be nothing to this, but there may be something sinister, or even paranormal, surrounding this road and many others on this strange planet we call home.
Chaz and AJ have been closely following Southbury's Joey Okesson, as he attempts to make his first-ever Winter Olympic Team. Joey's mom, Kristin, is a Senior Vice President with Connoisseur Media, and was on the phone to go through the scenarios that could land Joey on the team. Plus, how very careful everyone has to be to not catch COVID. Photo Credit: US Grand Prix at Mammoth Mountain
Here is my first official sermon delivered at the United Church of Christ in Southbury, CT. The text we looked at today was the letter to the Ephesians chapter 3 verses 1-12. You can join us each week on Zoom by visiting our website: https://www.uccsouthbury.org --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/reverendshawn/support
"Dirty Projectors" started out as a solo project from founding member David Longstreth, who wrote, recorded and self-released the first two albums while he was studying music at Yale University. During his summer breaks he would go on tours throughout the USA, playing mostly in small rock clubs organized by DIY promoters who he had connected with via Myspace. It was during these early years that David would also connect with other musicians, in order to create a band and bring his albums to life on stage.The line-up has morphed drastically over the years, encompassing over 20 different individuals, but it was the experience of putting together the live band that inspired David and his co-musicians to continue the collaborations in the studio, and since then "Dirty Projectors" have very much put together music in a collaborative sense.Fast forward almost 20 years to 2020, and we see yet another line-up change. This time 5 full time members who were introduced to listeners by 5 separate EPs that dropped throughout 2020, together with cover artwork provided by David's brother Jake Longstreth.For the full story and our music picks, tune in to this week's installment of "Roots to Grooves"!To listen to the full episode, including the featured music, visit... signlradio.com"Roots to Grooves" is a production of SIGNL.https://www.signlradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/signlradiohttps://www.twitter.com/signlradiohttps://www.facebook.com/signlradiohttps://www.mixcloud.com/signlhttps://open.spotify.com/user/96mhz6qfjoztxbl2dpm0uj903?si=aAZpsoEnRAKdx85kr1QWhg
In the 1930s, bigotry was alive and well in the United States – a perfect setting for supporters of the rise of Adolf Hitler in Germany to establish a U.S.-based support system. As part of that effort, Hitler's German-American supporters bought land in various strategic locations around the country, including in New York State, Pennsylvania, New Jersey – and Southbury, Connecticut (on land now known as the Fox Hollow Preserve, off Sleepy Hill Road). At these sites, they developed camps – for adults and youth – to raise the flag of the swastika and to march and sing the songs of the Third Reich. Listen as Southbury Town Historian John Dwyer recounts the fight between the 2,500-strong community (in those days) and the Bund as the organization was called.
Welcome back to another week and another episode of Strongtown Talks. This week's episode is a sit-down conversation with Nora Metaj of Patty's Pantry. Patty's is a NY Style Deli that is located right off exit 16 on I-84 in Southbury which also happens to be right down the hill from the gym, so we have known them since we opened in 2011. They have been one of Southbury's hidden gems for close to 35 years now. Nora has grown up in the business - both her and her sister Becky are General Mangers, her father Gani is the owner, and her grandmother on her mother's side was the original Patty, whose silhouette is featured on their logo. As of this last December Patty's recently opened up their 2nd location on Route 25 in Newtown, so whether you're in Southbury or Newtown you're not far from a Patty's Pantry. I really enjoyed getting a chance to catch up with Nora and have to thank her for giving up her free time to come and chat with me, I hope you all enjoy. Website: https://www.pattyspantryct.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pattyspantry Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pattyspantryct
You're listening to the Westerly Sun's podcast, where we talk about news, the best local events, new job postings, obituaries, and more. First, a bit of Rhode Island trivia. Today's trivia is brought to you by Perennial. Perennial's new plant-based drink “Daily Gut & Brain” is a blend of easily digestible nutrients crafted for gut and brain health. A convenient mini-meal, Daily Gut & Brain” is available now at the CVS Pharmacy in Wakefield. Now for some trivia. Did you know that Rhode Island native, Judith Dupré, is a writer, structural historian, and public speaker. She is the New York Times bestselling author of several works of narrative nonfiction on art, design, and architecture. She has been described as “a scholar with a novelist's eye for detail and a journalist's easy style. She received her undergraduate degree from Brown and a masters from Yale. She has written books entitled Monuments, Churches, Bridges, Skyscrapers, and One World Trade Center. Now, we turn our feature story…. Thanks to Lady Gaga, you can now sip a cup of craft coffee or cold-pressed juice on a peaceful patio overlooking the Pawcatuck River and relax in an environment with a friendly, West Coast surfer kind of vibe. Brian and Chiyoko Samuelson, owners of Stick & Fin, a gem tucked away at 163 Main St., met in 2017 when Brian was working as a tour photographer for Lady Gaga. Chiyoko, who is Canadian, was the contact person for the Toronto venue where Lady Gaga's concert was held, and one of the first people to greet Brian. The two hit it off almost immediately. "We've been inseparable ever since," said Chiyoko with a smile as she bent over to pet the couple's puppy, a Bernese mountain dog named Amiga. Stick & Fin, although primarily a coffee shop where the brew is made using a reverse osmosis process, also serves such nourishing items as avocado toast made using hand-crafted, artisan breads from South County Bread Company and other wholesome baked goods and pastries. It's also a dog-friendly spot, and a gallery where colorful surfboards from Rhode Island Surf Co. are on display and for sale and where large attractive ocean photos hang on the walls. The Samuelsons also plan to show the artwork of friends and have rotating exhibits. Although Brian and his siblings grew up in Southbury, Connecticut, they spent summers with their parents in Westerly. It was during those Westerly summers that Brian's interest in surfing began and grew. "I surfed a lot growing up summers in Rhode Island," he said, "and then later ... in California and in Costa Rica." The name of the Samuelson's shop actually comes from the surfing world. "We wanted to marry a surf culture theme with everyday lifestyle needs, like craft coffee, healthy cold-pressed juices and various on-the-go bites," he said. "I think Stick & Fin is a great addition to our community," said Westerly photographer, Josh Behan: "Surfing and surf culture are a big part of this town for me, and Stick & Fin fits right in there with Rhode Island Surf Company, High Tide Juice Co, Civil, and others." Stick & Fin will open officially on July 1. For more on everything going on in Southern Rhode Island, head over to westerlysun.com There are a lot of businesses in our community that are hiring right now, so we're excited to tell you about some new job listings. Today's Job posting comes from ALDI in Westerly. They're looking for part-time floor associates. You'll be responsible for merchandising and stocking product, cashiering, and cleaning up the store. Pay is up $14.30 per hour. If you're interested and think you'd be a good fit for the role you can apply using the link in our episode description. https://www.indeed.com/l-Westerly,-RI-jobs.html?vjk=29ee93bf88f3a0fe Today we're remembering the life of Nancy Heinold, 85, of Lawton-Foster Road South in Hopkinton. She is survived by her husband, Edward, her son, her daughter,, her grandson, and two brothers. Mrs. Heinold was born in Stonington, CT. Following high school, Nancy was employed as a secretary at American Velvet at which time she went on a blind date and fell in love at first sight with her husband. Ed and Nancy were married in 1957. Besides raising three lovely children with her husband in Milford, CT, Nancy was involved with the Girl Scouts, volunteering at Milford Hospital, baking wedding cakes for friends and family and teaching catechism to name a few. After 30 years away from home, she and her husband returned to Hopkinton. Next to her devoted love for her husband and children, Nancy also loved all animals, Rod Stewart (she had to hear at least one of his songs per day), watching golf and last but definitely not least, spending time with her grandson Matthew. Thank you for taking a moment today to remember and celebrate Nancy's life. That's it for today, we'll be back next time with more! Also, remember to check out our sponsor Perennial, Daily Gut & Brain, available at the CVS on Main St. in Wakefield! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
River Glen Series Part 2, Deirdre talks with Dana Christos, Director of Marketing and Business Development at River Glen Healthcare Center part of CareOne Management & Lisa Perelmuter, Hospice Care Consultant with Seasons Hospice & Palliative Care. On this Magnificent Aging Podcast #34, River Glen Series Part 2, you will learn about Seasons Hospice and the beautiful ways they help families celebrate your loved one’s life. The organization is made up of compassionate and caring individuals. Season’s operates over 246 sites, across 30 states and are preferred providers with more than 60 health systems. Here are a few highlights: Hospice is a philosophy of care which is designed around the patient’s goals and wishes. Here are just a few of the many outstanding services they offer. Music Therapy 24/7 Support Inpatient care and respite for caregivers Learn how hospice can improve your quality of life. Get insight on the many levels of hospice— hospice services are available as long as needed, provided the eligibility criteria are met. Learn how hospice helps you and your loved ones reframe the idea of hope and create new goals. Learn the beautiful ways hospice helps you and your loved ones navigate through the end-of-life process. Season’s Hospice offers a remarkable program via partnership with We Honoring Veterans. Hear how Hospice helped patients and their families in the time of Covid. Hear about the variety of support groups and bereavement programs that are offered during and after your time with Season’s. Fun fact: Lisa’s favorite ice cream flavors are mint chocolate chip and coconut. The song YMCA takes her back to her youth. She also enjoys James Taylor & Coldplay. Lisa loves to spend her leisure time taking long walks with Daisy her mini golden doodle. Lisa Perelmuter, Hospice Care Consultant Seasons Hospice and Palliative Care, 1579 Straits Turnpike, Unit 1E, Middlebury, CT 06792 Main: 203.490.1000 E-Fax: 203.648.4146 Email: Lperelmuter@seasons.org https://www.seasonshospice.org/ Dana Christos, Director of Marketing River Glen Health Care Center, 162 South Britain Road, Southbury, CT 06488 203.264.9600 ext. 7249 dchristos@care-one.com https://ma.care-one.com/locations/river-glen-health-care-center/ Deirdre Dolan Nesline Creating a movement of happier, flourishing people experiencing a full life. www.DeClutterByDeirdre.com 203-733-1073 DeClutter By Deirdre, A Senior Move Management Company Magnificent Aging Podcast listen here: http://www.declutterbydeirdre.com/magnificent-aging-podcast/ “Moving changes an address, not a relationship.” ~Deirdre Dolan Nesline Thank you for listening, I appreciate you! ~Deirdre
Dr. Stephen DiBenedetto, Dental Director of Southern Connecticut Dental Group in Southbury, joined the podcast to talk about talent development and how 42 North Dental's program has benefited his practice.
On this Magnificent Aging Podcast, #33, Deirdre talks with Dana Christos, Director of Marketing and Business Development at River Glen Healthcare Center, part of CareOne, & Chaim Gewirtzman, CEO, and owner of NCE Home Care. River Glen Series Part 1: What a difference a pandemic makes! How are we healing in this new normal in the age of Covid 19? What an informative podcast! It was an exceedingly difficult year for all of us, especially those in the healthcare industry. We chat with Chaim Gewirtzman about his dedication to his clients and how NCE Home Care staff made it possible to get through these tough times while never leaving his clients without! Enjoy listening! NCE Home Care provides the best level of care, all while in the comfort of the client’s own home. Get insight into the different levels of services they provide. Hear how this past year has prepared NCE for the future. Learn about River Glen Healthcare Center and its close relationship with NCE. Learn what River Glen Health Care offers in Short Term Rehab and Long-Term Care. Hear how dedicated NCE is to their community and the community they serve. Learn the ways NCE is healing and adapting in this “new normal”. 24/7 – See what that means to NCE’s staff. Fun fact about Chaim his favorite ice cream is vanilla, and he loves to listen to all feel-good music that motivates not only him but his staff! Chaim has received so much from his community. He also enjoys giving back! The busy father of four, shares his time off volunteering as an EMT for a local ambulance organization, as Chaplain with the Connecticut State Police and Hatzolah Emergency Air Response Team. Chaim Gewirtzman, LPN, Chief Executive Officer NCE Home Care, 992 Cooke Street, Waterbury, CT 06704 Phone: 203.945.1200 Ext. 203 cgewirtzman@ncehomecare.com www.ncehomecare.com Dana Christos, Director of Marketing River Glen Health Care Center, 162 South Britain Road, Southbury, CT 06488 203.264.9600 ext. 7249 dchristos@care-one.com https://ma.care-one.com/locations/river-glen-health-care-center/ Deirdre Dolan Nesline Creating a movement of happier, flourishing people experiencing a full life. www.DeClutterByDeirdre.com 203-733-1073 DeClutterByDeirdre@gmail.com DeClutter By Deirdre, A Senior Move Management Company Magnificent Aging Podcast listen here: http://www.declutterbydeirdre.com/magnificent-aging-podcast/ “Moving changes an address, not a relationship.” ~Deirdre Dolan Nesline Thank you for listening, I appreciate you!
This episode features Dr. Stephen DiBenedetto, Dental Director of Southern Connecticut Dental Group in Southbury. Here, he joined the podcast to talk about talent development and how 42 North Dental's program has benefited his practice. This episode is sponsored by 42 North Dental.
Mr. Joshua Smith ,Superintendent of Schools, Regional School District 15 educates the children in Middlebury and Southbury, Connecticut. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Chaz and AJ wanted to hear some of the real estate stories out there, since the market in CT is hotter than ever. Tribe members have been frustrated trying to buy, since most walk-throughs are limited to a max of 15 minutes! Plus, one horror story of sellers completely sabotaging the move-in process. (0:00) James and Victor from Modzelewski's Towing and Recovery were on the phone this morning to talk about the efforts to remove the truck that erupted into flames yesterday on 84, closing down the bridge in Southbury in both directions. (19:42) Dumb Ass News - What would make a tax preparer pull on a gun on a client? It happened, and there's audio. If only AJ could explain what we're listening to. (24:28) Movie critic Joe Meyers was on to talk about the big movie release today, Godzilla vs. Kong. Joe woke up early to watch it, and tell Chaz and AJ why he thinks it is a movie for children. Chaz said he's not interested, AJ wants there to be a training montage for each monster like in "Rocky," and Ashley could not care less about an animated character on screen (outside of her Disney favorites, of course) (32:41)Image Credit: Louis-Ortiz / iStock / Getty Images Plus
This week’s episode is something I hope to be able to incorporate more into future shows - it’s a conversation with another local business owner. I had reached out to Local Gourmet Market & Kitchen to see if they had any interest in being on our podcast. Over the past 3 years they’ve transitioned from being the new kids on the block to becoming one of Southbury’s hidden gems and a staple of the downtown. I was super excited when they responded and that both the owner and general manager wanted to be on the show. That’s right - we have both Christy Buso, the Owner, and Ashley Bugnacki, the General Manager of Local Gourmet in the house for a sit-down talk. They have an amazing story, and out of complete happenstance it really ties back to both Mikey and my own story out of the Watertown since Christy was also the former owner of the Watertown Meat Center and Ashley was a supervisor at the time. There are links to their website and Instagram page in the show notes and I have to thank them both for giving up their free time on a Sunday to sit down and chat with me. I hope you all enjoy Website: Local Gourmet Market & Kitchen - Southbury CT Instagram: Local Gourmet CT Facebook: Local Gourmet CT
Multiple fires broke out across the state over the weekend, with one of the largest in Southbury. Chaz and AJ had Southbury Fire Captain Richard Volpe on the phone to talk about the insane effort to contain the flames, and how fires like this are started despite all of the melting snow. (0:00) Gianni Russo was on to talk about the fettucine cook-off he had, that completely ruined a celebrity's dining room after a food fight. (11:54) New Britain mayor Erin Stewart will not be running for Governor. Chaz and AJ had her on to explain why. (22:23) Dumb Ass News - A woman on TikTok wanted to surprise her husband, so she put on some lingerie. Too bad he was not the first person to walk through the door. (36:55)Image Credit: Eisenlohr / iStock / Getty Images Plus
When it comes to being happy, one of the smartest steps you can take is to keep your digestion humming. That’s because most of your body’s feel-good hormone serotonin is produced in your gut. When your digestion is working properly, so is your serotonin factory. And often, people with mood issues also have digestive issues. That’s why eating the right foods helps you feel your best not only physically…but also mentally and emotionally. In this edition of the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast, Andrew Rubman, ND, a naturopathic physician and medical director of the Southbury Clinic for Traditional Medicines in Southbury, Connecticut, joins Bottom Line President and CEO Sarah Hiner to discuss the critical role the gut-brain axis plays in driving our moods and the best methods to help it function optimally. Dr. Rubman is a founding member of the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians and author of the Bottom Line blog “Nature Doc’s Patient Diary.” Topics covered include… How the “depression industry” has duped everyone (7:33 – 9:13)Why SSRI antidepressants aren’t the best solution (9:13 – 11:24)The digestion-mood feedback loop (11:24 – 12:28)Proper chewing and adequate stomach acid boost mood (12:28 – 16:15)What helped a depressed man with low libido (16:15 – 19:59)Why you need the amino acid tryptophan in your diet (19:59 – 21:49)Every meal affects your genetic expression (21:49 – 23:31)What a cupcake vs. broccoli does to your body (23:31 – 25:20)The gut flora’s critical role in overall health (25:20 – 27:06)How the gut’s serotonin factory goes awry (27:06 – 30:06)The healing power of digestive enzymes (30:06 – 32:59)Not getting enough salt and other causes of low serotonin (32:59 – 35:10)Why children are now at more risk for emotional issues (35:10 – 38:21)How processed foods lead to serotonin deficits (38:21 – 41:31)Steps to rebuild your serotonin-producing machinery (41:31 – 44:26)Papain supplements vs. digestive enzyme supplements (44:26 – 46:36)What to do if you’re taking an SSRI antidepressant (46:36 – 49:22)Can people with high blood pressure use salt? (49:22 – 50:53)Kimchi, sauerkraut and other high-salt fermented foods (50:53 – 52:26)Intermittent fasting vs. “grazing” throughout the day (52:26 – 56:59) You can learn more about Dr. Rubman and his work at SouthburyClinic.com. You can connect with and stay in touch with Sarah at her website www.bottomlineinc.com! Find Bottom Line on Facebook @WeAreBottomLine and at Bottom Line Inc. on www.linkedin.com. And if you enjoyed this podcast, please share a review so that more people can benefit from Be sure to subscribe to the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast with Sarah Hiner on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Stitcher
Now an Associate Strength Coach for the Jacksonville Jaguars, Kevin has been busy since growing up in our small hometown of Southbury, Connecticut where he had a great support network through coaches, staff, and his family. One of very few African Americans in our area, Kevin shares his experience with the outlook that if you look for good, you will find the good. He outlines his professional career path to today and the experiences he’s had throughout the country. Kevin’s Book Recommendations: Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand The Virtue of Selfishness by Ayn Rand Support the podcast: patreon.com/introducingmepodcast Have a question or want to guest host? Email: introducingmepodcast@gmail.com Connect on Social Media: Instagram: @introducingmepodcast & @slportal7 Facebook: @introducingmepodcast YouTube: @introducingmepodcast Artwork: instagram.com/graphite.vmb Music/Editing: youtube.com/colemanrowlett
American Nazis built dozens of youth camps around the U.S. in the years leading up to World War II. The purpose was to indoctrinate German-American kids into the Nazi ideology. There’s only one place we know of that stood up to them and ran them out of town: Southbury, Connecticut.
A bobcat attacked in Southbury, targeting a dog, and then the owner. Trapper Don was on this morning to educate us about bobcats, and rabies. (0:00) In Dumb Ass News, chickens were terrorizing a drive-thru at a McDonald's outside Philadelphia, and police had to intervene. (15:26) AJ vs. Ashley in a third grade quiz, questions administered by a real teacher, Ann. History, English, Science, Geography - all topics you might learn as a third grader. Would you believe the "winner" of this quiz couldn't explain what causes night and day? (20:27) Ashley FINALLY got her duet with AJ. Kinda, anyway. During the company holiday Zoom party, Stephen Carlile chose both of them to join him in singing lessons. Stephen plays Scar in the Broadway version of "The Lion King." (32:38) Beau Wise and his two brothers all joined the military. Beau was the only one to come back. Chaz and AJ talked to him about the decision to join, and the unbelievable grief of losing both of his brothers. It's all in his book, "Three Wise Men." (49:20) Image Credit: Anita Elder Design / iStock / Getty Images Plus
Don Peronace is the owner of Madison Ave Creative in Southbury, Connecticut. I am so grateful for him sharing all his experience and knowledge and passion with us today on the What You CED Podcast. Don Peronace Website https://www.madisonavecreative.com/ For more information on Caili Elwell Designs or to submit a small business to be on the podcast please visit https://www.cailielwelldesigns.com/whatyoucedpodcast.html Thanks for listening!! Find me on Instagram and Facebook @cailielwelldesigns --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatyoucedpodcast/support
In this episode Beth and I talk about gasterointestinal health and how GI RD's should be screening for eating disorders, eating to make your body feel good and we ask why are there WW points and calories on menus? Bio: Beth Rosen, MS, RD, CDN is a non-diet Registered Dietitian and the owner of Goodness Gracious Living Nutrition. Beth has a Bachelor’s degree in Dietetics from the University of Maryland, a Master’s degree in Nutrition Education from Columbia University, and has been working in the field for over 20 years. She has a private practice in Southbury, CT, and has helped her clients find relief from digestive disorders such as Irritable Bowel Disease (IBS) and Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO), Gastroparesis, Colitis, and GERD, as well as share her knowledge as a GI Dietitian with other health professionals via webinars like this and clinical supervision. Beth has also designed techniques and programs to empower chronic dieters, disordered eaters, and those in eating disorder recovery to mend their relationship with food and their bodies. She has written for major online and print publications, such as HuffingtonPost and FabUPlus Magazine, and is a recurring guest on the Fox 61 Morning Show in Hartford, CT. To learn more about Beth, her work, and her philosophy, go to her website at www.goodnessgraciousliving.com.
Joey was on this morning representing Southbury, and the US Pro Halfpipe team. In September he's traveling with the team to Utah, Switzerland, Australia and more to compete. First, he has a statement for his graduating class.
Joey was on this morning representing Southbury, and the US Pro Halfpipe team. In September he's traveling with the team to Utah, Switzerland, Australia and more to compete. First, he has a statement for his graduating class.
Bob Stefanowski called in to recap some of the stories he heard from people he met yesterday, during the Masks for CT giveaway at the XFINITY Theater in Hartford. Almost 50,000 masks wound up going to people who needed them. (0:00) AJ suggested he try to do something for a 24-hour period, after being inspired by a man who clapped continuously for first responders and raised over $10,000. The Tribe called in their suggestions, and Ashley failed while trying to give AJ some tongue twisters to try. (13:33) North Haven's First Selectman Mike Freda was on to talk about opening Connecticut back up for business, since he was recently appointed by Governor Lamont to the committee in charge of making those plans. Plus, Michelle Douglas was on to talk about the first case of a pet dog testing for coronavirus. (22:20) In Dumb Ass News, a mayor in Texas was investigated by the state after she broke quarantine measures to get her nails done. (40:12) Movie and TV critic Joe Meyers was on with Chaz and AJ to offer some suggestions to watch, if you have already run out of ideas. (45:40) Liam runs On the Mend Medical Supplies and Equipment in Southbury, and was accused of price gouging after a picture went viral on Facebook. Liam was on the phone this morning to attempt to explain the prices, and was challenged by Amy the CNA for his explanation. (1:00:12) Boston comedian Will Noonan loves drama, talked about the high price of eggs in Boston, and his girlfriend's loud chewing of tortilla chips. (1:18:18) Chaz and AJ were fascinated by the Blue Angels and Thunderbirds flyover yesterday. (1:26:48)
Bob Stefanowski called in to recap some of the stories he heard from people he met yesterday, during the Masks for CT giveaway at the XFINITY Theater in Hartford. Almost 50,000 masks wound up going to people who needed them. (0:00) AJ suggested he try to do something for a 24-hour period, after being inspired by a man who clapped continuously for first responders and raised over $10,000. The Tribe called in their suggestions, and Ashley failed while trying to give AJ some tongue twisters to try. (13:33) North Haven's First Selectman Mike Freda was on to talk about opening Connecticut back up for business, since he was recently appointed by Governor Lamont to the committee in charge of making those plans. Plus, Michelle Douglas was on to talk about the first case of a pet dog testing for coronavirus. (22:20) In Dumb Ass News, a mayor in Texas was investigated by the state after she broke quarantine measures to get her nails done. (40:12) Movie and TV critic Joe Meyers was on with Chaz and AJ to offer some suggestions to watch, if you have already run out of ideas. (45:40) Liam runs On the Mend Medical Supplies and Equipment in Southbury, and was accused of price gouging after a picture went viral on Facebook. Liam was on the phone this morning to attempt to explain the prices, and was challenged by Amy the CNA for his explanation. (1:00:12) Boston comedian Will Noonan loves drama, talked about the high price of eggs in Boston, and his girlfriend's loud chewing of tortilla chips. (1:18:18) Chaz and AJ were fascinated by the Blue Angels and Thunderbirds flyover yesterday. (1:26:48)
In this episode, Paige tells us about the amazing work she does providing an array of services, many being in-home with her clients. Her passions shine through as she talks about the humbling space that in-home care creates and she also talks with us about one of Music Therapy Ed's latest to-do's Project Campfire! Paige attended undergrad at St. Mary-of-the-Woods College in Terre Haute, IN for her bachelor’s in music therapy. Upon graduation, Paige traveled to Southbury, CT to complete her 6-month music therapy internship. Paige is now a board-certified Music Therapist living in Cincinnati, OH, and working as a contractor on the Indiana Medicaid waiver in multiple cities. She also contracts remotely for musictherapyed.com. She has a multitude of passions including fostering dogs for a rescue, camping and backpacking, horseback riding, and finding ways to enjoy life all around. Get ahold of Paige on Instagram, Facebook, or email her at paige.fath.mt@gmail.com Saint Mary-of-the-Woods Project Campfire Music Therapy Ed Dr. King Episode Follow Creative Therapy Umbrella on Instagram! Looking for more creative content? Sign up for our newsletter and get a free creativity guide! Join the Creative Therapy Umbrella Hub Facebook group to further discuss, collaborate, and create with your fellow creative arts therapy community! Have feedback? Fill out our anonymous survey to let us know your thoughts, concerns, questions, suggestions, and feedback. For us to serve you better, we need to hear YOUR voice!
In this episode, Paige tells us about the amazing work she does providing an array of services, many being in-home with her clients. Her passions shine through as she talks about the humbling space that in-home care creates and she also talks with us about one of Music Therapy Ed's latest to-do's Project Campfire!Paige attended undergrad at St. Mary-of-the-Woods College in Terre Haute, IN for her bachelor’s in music therapy. Upon graduation, Paige traveled to Southbury, CT to complete her 6-month music therapy internship. Paige is now a board-certified Music Therapist living in Cincinnati, OH and working as a contractor on the Indiana Medicaid waiver in multiple cities. She also contracts remotely for musictherapyed.com. She has a multitude of passions including fostering dogs for a rescue, camping and backpacking, horseback riding and finding ways to enjoy life all around.Get ahold of Paige on Instagram, Facebook, or email her at: paige.fath.mt@gmail.comSaint Mary-of-the-WoodsProject CampfireMusic Therapy EdDr King Episode
Dr. Ron Clark called Chaz and AJ to explain daily life in the E.R. during the outbreak of COVID-19, and what he's expecting during the expected peak. (0:00) The Queen of England had a message for everyone during the Coronavirus pandemic, but Chaz and AJ took something different from her public announcement. (10:56) Tribe member Jim in Southbury offers his services picking up groceries for anyone who cannot get out in his area. (16:46) An anonymous donor has sent almost half a million medical masks into the hands of first responders around Connecticut, and he was unmasked this morning with Chaz and AJ as Bob Stefanowski. (22:00) In Dumb Ass News, morons are caught in the middle of a Coronavirus testing scam after misspelling a simple word. (28:33) Dr. Cass Ingram was on once again to talk about what he thinks is a realistic timeline for the Coronavirus measures to subside. (32:42) Mayor of New Haven, Justin Elicker called in to give an update on the city's plans for what many are considering the most dangerous two weeks during the outbreak. Plus, Mark Hayward of the SBA answers as many of the Tribe's questions about small business loans as possible. (40:57) Liza Mecca is a respiratory therapist at Griffin Health was on this morning to explain the process of intubation and why it is a dangerous procedure for professionals during the COVID-19 outbreak. (1:04:29) A second Dumb Ass News segment, submitted personally by AJ. A man runs around with an American flag to inspire medical professionals. (1:10:17) Jersey Mike's are open for business! Mitchell was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to explain the measures they have taken to keep their customers safe, and well-fed. (1:20:05)
Dr. Ron Clark called Chaz and AJ to explain daily life in the E.R. during the outbreak of COVID-19, and what he's expecting during the expected peak. (0:00) The Queen of England had a message for everyone during the Coronavirus pandemic, but Chaz and AJ took something different from her public announcement. (10:56) Tribe member Jim in Southbury offers his services picking up groceries for anyone who cannot get out in his area. (16:46) An anonymous donor has sent almost half a million medical masks into the hands of first responders around Connecticut, and he was unmasked this morning with Chaz and AJ as Bob Stefanowski. (22:00) In Dumb Ass News, morons are caught in the middle of a Coronavirus testing scam after misspelling a simple word. (28:33) Dr. Cass Ingram was on once again to talk about what he thinks is a realistic timeline for the Coronavirus measures to subside. (32:42) Mayor of New Haven, Justin Elicker called in to give an update on the city's plans for what many are considering the most dangerous two weeks during the outbreak. Plus, Mark Hayward of the SBA answers as many of the Tribe's questions about small business loans as possible. (40:57) Liza Mecca is a respiratory therapist at Griffin Health was on this morning to explain the process of intubation and why it is a dangerous procedure for professionals during the COVID-19 outbreak. (1:04:29) A second Dumb Ass News segment, submitted personally by AJ. A man runs around with an American flag to inspire medical professionals. (1:10:17) Jersey Mike's are open for business! Mitchell was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to explain the measures they have taken to keep their customers safe, and well-fed. (1:20:05)
This past week has been nothing short of crazy...we were trying to be optimistic and hope that our little gym in Southbury would be isolated enough so that the pandemic wouldn’t affect us but sadly I was wrong...it’s not the first time I was wrong and I’m sure it won’t be the last. After almost 9 years we, along with many other businesses have been forced to shut down daily operations. It is definitely scary and I’m glad we can do our part to contribute towards the greater good. Anyway - in this week’s episode Mikey and I get a chance to sit down an appropriate distance apart from each other to discuss the recent week’s events and how we’ve been responding.
In this episode recorded on Sunday, March 1st Mikey and I get a chance to sit down with Nico to catch up and discuss our upcoming Strongtown social night at Oxford Axe Throwing. The event is scheduled for Saturday, March 28th, and we're excited to be able to get out and support a new local business in addition to throwing some axes. Nico also recently ventured outside of the Southbury area and visited the new Dave & Busters which opened up down in Milford so we get to hear about his recent expedition.
Playlist: Jangling Sparrows, Bring A Little Christmas Spark, Athanor, I Remember You On Christmas, Delta Moon, Christmastime In New Orleans, Michele D’Amour & The Love Dealers, Funky Santa, The Weeklings, Gonna Be Christmas, Jonathan Pushkar, Little Saint Nick, Val Starr & The Blues Rocket, Bluesy Christmas, Little Jimmy King, Happy Christmas Tears, Lil’ Ed & The Blues Imperials, I’m Your Santa, Little Charlie & THe Nightcats, Santa Claus, Roomful Of Blues, Santa Claus Do You Ever Get The Blues, The Red Hot Jalapenos, Jingle Bell Rock, Buddy Guy, Home For Christmas, Tersea James, I Need Christmas This Year, Peter V Blues Train, I’ll Be Home For Christmas, The Muffs, No Holiday, Dustin Douglas & The Electric Gentlemen, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Mindi Abair And The Boneshakers, All I Got For Christmas Is The Blues, Tomislav Goluban, Christmas Blues, Mindi Abair And The Boneshakers, Run Run Rudolph, Lurrie Bell, Drifting, Benny GTurner, I Want Some Christmas Cheer, Erin Harpe And The Delta Swingers, At The Christmas Ball, Chris “Bad News” Barnes, Christmas And New Year”s Blues, Billy Flynn, Christmas Blues, Micki Free, Five Minutes Till Christmas, Roomful Of Blues, Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas, Charles Brown, Merry Christmas Baby/ Please Come Home For Christmas Many Thanks To: We here at the Black-Eyed & Blues Show would like to thank all the PR and radio people that get us music including Frank Roszak, Rick Lusher ,Doug Deutsch Publicity Services,American Showplace Music, Alive Natural Sounds, Ruf Records, Vizztone Records,Blind Pig Records,Delta Groove Records, Electro-Groove Records,Betsie Brown, Blind Raccoon Records, BratGirl Media, Mark Pucci Media, Mark Platt @RadioCandy.com and all of the Blues Societies both in the U.S. and abroad. All of you help make this show as good as it is weekly. We are proud to play your artists.Thank you all very much! Blues In The Area: FTC Stage One: Saturday, Brother Joscephus & the Love Revolution; Fairfield. (203)-319-1404 The Mohegan Sun (Wolf Den): Friday, David Foster & the Mohegan Sun All-Stars; Uncasville. (888) 226-7711 Tipping Chair Tavern: Sunday, Brian Calway & Hash Brown Blues Band; Monday, Shawn Taylor; Milldale. (860) 426-9688 Infinity Music Hall: Friday, Jerry Douglas; Norfolk. Note Kitchen & Bar: Friday, Bone Dry Duo; Bethel. Peaches Southern Pub & Juke Joint: Saturday, Otis and the Hurricanes; Norwalk. The Acoustic Café: Friday, Tree of Life Benefit: the Tree of Life Band, The Showdown Kids, The Elliott Peck Band, Colonel & the Mermaids. (Benefits Tree of Life Fund at Ferncliff Manor, Inc. and for Bright Strides Art and Equine Therapy); Bridgeport. (203)-335-3655 BRYAC: Friday, VIP Pre-show for Benefit for Tree of Life & Bright Strides Art and Equine Therapy; Black Rock. Boca Smooth: Saturday, Fake ID Acoustic Duo w/Shelia Fabrizio; Bridgeport. Old Post Tavern: Friday, Tony Ferrigno Band; Fairfield. SOHO Bar: Friday, Two Shots of Blue; Norwalk. Grey Goose: Saturday, Last Hoorah; Southport. Roger Sherman Inn: Friday, Vinnie Ferrone; New Canaan. Walrus + Carpenter: Friday, Cotton Gin and the Swamp Yankees (Residency); Black Rock. Redding Roadhouse: Saturday, Santa; Redding. (203) 938-3388 J House: Saturday, 5 O'Clocks; Riverside. Sails: Saturday, The B Side; Rowayton. Coal House Pizza: Friday, Jake Kulak and the LowDown; Stamford. Oak Haven Table & Bar: Saturday, Chicago Dawgs Duo; New Haven. Café 9: Friday, RG & Friends-ALS Fundraiser/Celebration of Rob Callahan's Music; New Haven. (203)-789-8281 Donahue’s: Sunday, The Barley Hoppers (4:30 pm); Madison. The Pit Stop: Saturday, Cassandra and the KnightHawks; Milford. Black-eyed Sally's: Friday, Ed Peabody and the Big Blue Thang; Saturday, The Blues-Jazz Project; Hartford. (860) 278 7427 Two Wrasslin' Cats Coffee House: Saturday, Terri and Rob Duo (12 pm); Middletown. Chamard Vineyards; Friday, Dan Stevens (5 pm); Clinton. (860) 664-0299 Paradise Hills Vineyard & Winery: Friday, Eran Troy Danner, solo acoustic(5 pm); Wallingford. (203) 284-0123 Red Rooster Saloon: Sunday, Eran Troy Danner, solo acoustic (1 pm); Winsted. Maple Tree Café: Saturday, Connecticut Blues Society Presents Sweet Daddy Cool Breeze; Simsbury. Main Pub: Friday, Balkun Brothers; Manchester. JJ Tavern at Heritage Village: Friday, Murray the Wheel; Southbury. Evergreen Inn Tavern: Friday, Shawn Taylor; South Woodbury. (203) 405-3735 Main Street Pint & Plate: Saturday, Eran Troy Danner, solo acoustic; Bristol. Hanging Hills Brewery: Saturday, Murray the Wheel (6:30p); Hartford. The Brass Horse Café: Friday, Jr Krauss and the Shakes; Sunday, Christmas Party with Johnny Larsen Band w/Carolyn Rae (3 pm); Barkhamsted. Lakeview Restaurant & Bar: Friday, 60 Cycle Hum Blues; Saturday, Frank and the Knows-It-Alls. Coventry. PUB 32: Friday, Patty Tuite Group; Storrs. 860-487-9785 Daddy Jack’s: Saturday, The Rivergods Annual Holiday Show; New London. Rocks 21: Friday, Sue Menhart (5:30 pm); Mystic. The Steak Loft: Friday, dave Robbins & the Amplifires; Mystic. (860)-536-2661 The Horsebrook Café: Saturday, Ms Marci & The Lovesick Hounds; Plainfield. The Stomping Ground: Saturday, Professor Harp; Putnam. (860) 928-7900 The Strange Brew Pub: Friday, Jeremiah Hazed Christmas Party w/Someone You Can Xray; Norwich. The Turning Point: Sunday, The Peach Project; Piermont, NY The Falcon: Sunday Brunch w/Annie & the Hedonists (11 am); Marlboro, NY. The Capitol Theatre: Friday, The Weight Band "Rock of Ages"; Port Chester, NY Theodores': Friday, Michelle Wilson; Saturday, Brian Calway & Hash Brown Blues Band; Springfield. (413) 736-6000 The Knickerbocker Café: Friday, Jeff Pitchell & James Montgomery; Westerly. (401) 315-5070 Calabrese Club: Saturday, Chris Leigh Band; Westerly, RI Weekly Blues Events Black Eyed Sally’s: Liviu Pop Invitational w/TBA (Thursday) Hartford. (860) 278-7427 The Hungry Tiger: Blues w/Dave Sadlowski (Tuesday) Manchester. (860) 649-1195 The Flying Monkey: David Stoltz Sunday Blues sg/TBA (4–7 pm) Hartford. Farmington Marriott: Happy Hour (5-7:30 pm) Steak Loft: Greg Piccolo (Monday) Mystic O'Neill's: Geoff Hartwell (First Saturday) Norwalk The Falcon: Sunday Brunch w/Big Joe Fitz & The Lo-Fis (11am); Marlboro, NY. Maple Tree: First Thursday’s Tim McDonald & Hally Jaeggi, Simsbury The Owl Shop: Planet Red (Tuesday) New Haven Nightingale's Acoustic Café: Dan Steven’s "Pickin' Parties" (Tuesday) Old Lyme Home: Rocky Lawrence (1st & 3rd Sunday) Branford Harvest Wine Bar: Guitar George and Willie (First Thursday) New Haven Crave: Rocky Lawrence (Thursday) Ansonia Hog River Brewing Co.: Wise Old Moon’s Twang Thursdays w/Orb Mellon Hartford. Knickerbocker Café: Let's Dance Wednesdays w/ TBA Westerly, RI Bongo Ron's Cigar & Lounge; Open Mic (Thursday) Old Saybrook, Main Pub Restaurant: Americana w/Bill Wallach, Don Sinetti, and Friends (Sunday) East Hartford The Falcon Underground: Hudson Valley Singer/Songwriters, Host, Jason Gisser (First Wednesday) Marlboro, NY Vincent’s: Tuesday, Boogie Chillin'; Worcester. Weekly Jams The Hungry Tiger: Blues Jam w/ Marcia Gamache (Monday); Manchester. (860) 649-1195 Black Eyed Sally’s: Community Blues Jam w/TBA (Wednesday); Hartford. (860) 278-7427 C J Sparrow Pub & Eatery: Ken Safety's Open Mic Show (Thursday); Cheshire The Hungry Tiger: Open Mic Jam Hosted Jimmy Photon & The Hungry Tiger All-Stars (Thursday) Manchester. (860) 649-1195 Club One Entertainment Complex: The Blues Jam (Sunday) Feeding Hills MA Fiddlers Green: Open Mic hosted by Jason Brownstein (Every other Fri) Stamford Maloneys Publick HOUSE: Musician's Hot Spot Open Mic w/Front Row Band (Saturday. 4 pm) Meriden The Buttonwood Tree: Terri and Rob Duo host the Open Mic (Monday) Middletown. Café 9: Original Blues Jam Session w/ TBA (Sunday) New Haven The Chicken Shack at Carter Hill Farm: The Shack Jam w/Lonnie Gasperini (Thursday) Marlborough Best Video: Second Wednesday Open Mic Hamden Turning Tide: Blues Jam w/Chris Leigh Band (First Sunday) New London Bobby Q's: Featured Act followed by a jam, hosted by Ed Train (Friday) Norwalk American Polish Citizens Club: Brandt Taylor's Blues Roundup (Sunday) Jewett City Donahue's Beach Bar: Open Mic Wednesday w/Sandy or Frankie; Madison Fast Eddie's Billiards Café: Thursday Open Mic; New Milford Peaches On the Waterfront: Juke Joint Wednesdays w/Pro Jam Hosted By Ed Train Norwalk. Peaches On the Waterfront: Brunch with Vinnie Ferrone (Sunday 12-3 pm) Four Seasons By the Lake: Sunday Open Mic Jam; Stafford Guilford Country Tavern: Sandy Connolly’s Open Mic Night; (last Wednesday) Guilford Note Kitchen & Bar: Open Mic Jam (Monday); Bethel. O'Briens Sports Pub and Rest: Open Mic with Piano hosted by Jonathan Chapman (Monday); Danbury Open Space: Open Mic Night (Wednesday); Hamden. Preston VFW: Jam w/ guest host TBA (Sunday); Preston Sobieski John III Club: Wednesday, Open Mic w/TBA; Deep River. Spill the Beans Coffee House: Acoustic Open Mic w/Johnny I; (Thursday) Prospect (203) 758-7373 The Acoustic Café: Blues Jam hosted by Tom Crivellone (Monday) Bridgeport. (203)-335-3655 Stonehouse: Blues Jam sg/TBA (Sunday); Baltic. (860) 822-8877 Strange Brew: Bill's Garage Jam/ Bill Thibault (Monday) Norwich. SeaGrape Café: The 5 O'Clocks Lamb Jam (Wednesday) Fairfield The Black Duck: Open Jam Hosted by Wendy May (Thursdays) Westport. Black Duck: Friday Jam Session 11 pm hosted by Ed Train; Westport The Black Sheep Tavern: Open Blues Jam w/ Greg Sherrod (Thursday) Niantic (860) 739-2041 O'Neils Bar: Acoustic open mic w/Dee Brown (Thursday) Bridgeport The Stomping Ground: Open Mic (Sunday) Putnam. (860) 928-7900 Cady's Tavern: Rick Harrington Weekly Roadhouse Jam (Sunday) Chepachet RI Theodores’: Open Mic (Wednesday, Springfield, MA) ; Springfield. (413) 736-6000 The Still Bar: Blues Jam (Sunday) Agawam, MA Snow's Restaurant & Bar: Open mic (Sunday, Worcester, MA) Park Grill and Spirits: Two Left Blues Jam (Tuesday, Worcester, MA) Jillian’s: Open mic (Thursdays, Worcester, MA) Greendale's Pub: Jim's Blues Jam (Sunday, Worcester, MA) Greendale's Pub: Open mic (Tuesday, Worcester, MA) Greendale's Pub: Wackey Blues Jam (Wednesday, Worcester, MA) Boundary Brewhouse: Sunday Blues Jam (Pawtucket, RI) The Falcon Underground: Petey Hop's Roots & Blues Sessions (Third Wednesday) Marlboro, NY The Falcon Underground: Acoustic Open Mic Sessions w/Jason Gisser (first Wednesday) Marlboro, NY Lucy's Lounge: Petey Hop's acoustic open mic (Monday) Pleasantville, NY June's: CT Music Showcase Acoustic Open Mic (Monday) Killingworth. (860)-663-1292 The Bayou: Blues jam (Monday) Mount Vernon, NY https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id502316055
“My number one safety tip is being proactive and anticipating and heading off accidents and falls before they happen.” “We sell independence, safety, trust and dignity, keeping someone’s dignity is invaluable.” ~Marsi Beck Today I speak with Marsi Beck of On The Mend Medical Supplies and Equipment about Safety in the home Independence Keeping our dignity How they help out of state and out of country loved ones Who they serve beyond the aging population and how they serve them We also chat about the training they receive and the training they provide to their clients, best in home safety tips and safety products. How you can get a FREE home assessment We both agree on this number one safety tip Marsi illustrates how much they care about their customers and think outside of the box in order to help them achieve their goals. “We are honored to be part of the journey and the solutions.” ~Marsi Beck One of Marsi's mantras and acronyms for our business here at On The Mend is: KIND Keeping Independence Naturally Dignified Favorite ice cream: Ben & Jerry’s Almond Milk Coffee ice cream Song that reminds Marsi of her youth: Blood, Sweat & Tears, The Carpenters … Leisure time: Traveling to see her children, hanging out with family & friends, a healthy fitness lifestyle, working out at the gym You can contact Marsi at On The Mend Medical Supplies & Equipment Call: 203-262-0383 Address: 385 Main Street South, Unit 102, Southbury, CT 06488 Website: https://onthemendmedical.com/ Email: Marsi@onthemendmedical.com Or follow them on Facebook, LinkedIn or YouTube to watch their informative and many times hysterical clips. This episode is sponsored by DeClutter By Deirdre, A Senior Move management. Helping You and Your Loved Ones DeClutter, Move & Live a Fuller Life. Take a look at my website and contact me to work together. www.DeClutterByDeirdre.com **Download~Like~Positive Review Magnificent Aging** Thank you for listening, I appreciate you! #KIND, #OTMyournowcenter, #YouveGotAFriendatOnTheMend, #onthemendmedical, #staysafeathome, #seniordeclutter, #seniormovepodcast, #seniormovemanagementpodcast, #declutterpodcast, #declutterblogger, #seniormovemanagementblog, #seniormovemanagementblogger, #Declutterblog, #Declutterblogger, #Declutterexpert, #Decluttergame, #Declutterguru, #Declutterhabit, #Declutterpro, #agingpodcast, #elderfocuspodcast, #Declutterprofessional, #Distancedeclutter, #Divideanddeclutter, #Eldermoveblog, #Eldermoveblogger, #Eldermovingtips, #Ineedhelpmoving, #Mariekondo
Find our blog and more resources at http://heartsofgoldpodcast.com/ Sabrina shares her experience creating multi language books for families of Alzheimer’s patients to use with their loved ones. More from Sabrina Sabrina Capodicci of Southbury, CT has been a Girl Scout for twelve years, earning her Bronze, Silver, and Gold Awards. She attended St. Rose of Lima School in Newtown from kindergarten through eighth grade, where she became a Newtown Girl Scout. Currently, she attends the Canterbury School in New Milford, where she is a student government leader and Secretary-General (president) of Model UN. She continues to volunteer with the Alzheimer’s Association after completing her project. In college, she hopes to study astrophysics and astronautical engineering. She also enjoys reading, visual and theatrical art, and spending time with family and friends. Website: https://connectalz.wixsite.com/memorybooks Under the “About” tab, there is a page called “Presentations” that provides lots of photos of me presenting my project! I do not have releases from those pictured but they granted me permission to post the photos on my website. The “Photos of Books” page has pictures of the books themselves. Join our Facebook Community at Hearts of Gold Podcast https://www.facebook.com/groups/HeartsOfGoldPodcast/ Instagram @sherylmrobinson Please subscribe to Hearts of Gold on YouTube at http://bit.ly/2EBt5P1 or on your favorite podcast app. Support future Hearts of Gold episodes at https://www.patreon.com/heartsofgold Video editing by https://www.offthewalter.com/ Walter’s YouTube channel is https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt0wFZRVaOpUd_nXc_8-4yQ
Ever gone on a diet? Ever gone on two? Three? Four? Feel like you're always on a diet? Chronic dieting has become normalized in our society today but it can destroy your relationship with food and your body. Dieting behaviors have been shown to be a gateway drug for eating disorder development. This week on the podcast Beth Rosen RD MS CDN owner of Goodness Gracious Living Nutrition in Southbury, CT joins me (Julia Werth RD) to discuss chronic dieting at length. We touch on everything from how parents can influence a child's relationship with food to how digestive disorders are related to EDs and much, much more. If you're interested in how to get off the diet cycle, Beth Rosen offers a course called the Inner Girl Power Challenge. Download a free copy here: https://goodnessgraciousliving.com/take-the-challenge/ If your listeners do have digestive issues, they can use my free Tell Your IBS Story template to advocate for themselves and get treated quickly: https://goodnessgraciousliving.com/ibs-story/ If you enjoy the show please remember to rate and review it on itunes in order to help others find the show! As always, if you have any questions, comments or concerns please contact me at werthyourwhilenutrition@gmail.com and follow me on instagram @jbwerth, twitter @jboelwerth and facebook @werthyourwhilenutrition Studies Referenced in the show: The study about the connection between digestive disorders and eating disorders: Jannsen, P. Neurogastroenterol Motil (2010) 22, 1267-1269.
Jonathan Benno, chef/proprietor of Leonelli Taberna, Leonelli Focacceria e Pasticceria, and Benno, describes his odyssey and the people he's met and worked with from Southbury, Ct. on to Kenya, to Hawaii, to San Francisco to New York and the Evelyn Hotel.
Our guests today are the Reverends Carrie and Nik Combs. Carrie is the full-time curate at Trinity in Newtown. Nik, who's originally from Idaho, is a part-time priest-in-charge at Trinity in Torrington and works part-time at Class Cycles in Southbury. Carrie, who grew up in Cheshire, was ordained a priest in 2018 and Nik was ordained a priest in 2017. Carrie and Nik, who are married, met pursuing their Masters in Divinity at School of Theology at Sewanee. Carrie and Nik were married in 2016 at St. Peter’s in Cheshire, Carrie's home church. Carrie is 29 and Nik is 32, which matters as we are going to talk about what it is like for them as a young married clergy couple. We start our conversation talking about their time at Sewanee as a young engaged couple, and how they came to Connecticut. They moved to Connecticut without any jobs, they decided together to have Carrie find a full-time position in an established parish in a more traditional curate role. Carrie and Nik, although they work in two separate parishes, they have discussed the possibility of collaboration (something they have done for Christmas services) and what that would look like serving together in one parish, something other clergy couples have done. Karin asks how ministering to folks of various ages is for Nik and Carrie being young adults. Nik jumps right in stating that it is something he has thought about a lot, and that it isn’t so much ministering to different generations but rather ministering to people in different places of their life. Nik states that the pressure he has felt is that there is a stereotype that the voices of Millennials (he identifies as one), especially Millennials in leadership, are not heard. He also says that there is a major complication of disseminating communication across generations. Nik discusses how he tackles that challenge through a communications portal. Carrie talks about her experience as a curate and the difference between that and a priest-in-charge position. Alli asks what it is like to manage this full-time curate position and a part-time priest-in-charge one, which is almost like a reversal of traditional church and gendered roles. Both Nik and Carrie said they are still drawing what a diagram of managing this lifestyle is like. Nik states that it is like looking into another world of other priest roles. Carrie and Nik talk about what their prayer life is like in their relationship, including sometimes reciting morning prayer together and singing together in their cupola. Collaboration is very much a part of their marriage and positions as priests in Connecticut.
Zufar Bikbov came to the U.S. from Russia at the end of 2003, with a medical background and a paintbrush. He's currently embracing his passion for oils on convas, and particularly Plein Air - outdoor - painting. You can view his work and instructional videos at zufar.com and confidentartist.com. We recorded at Arts Escape in Southbury, where you can take classes or otherwise explore your own creative passions. Visit artsescape.org for more information about their offerings. #oilpainting #pleinair #russianartist #creativity
Playlist: Nucklebusters Blues Band, Killing Floor, Tas Cru, Feel So Good, Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar, Chasing Dreams, Stone Stanley, My Shame, Fiddy Blues, Just 12 Hours, Nick Piunti, Deep Freeze, Vanessa Collier, Honey Up, The Bennett Brothers, Junkyard Dog, The Bruce Katz Band, Beef Jerky, J.P. Soars, Sure As Hell Ain’t Foolin’ Me, Markey Blue Ric Latina Project, Raised In Muddy Water, Travis Bowlin, Dancin’ With The Devil, Black Cat Road, Black Cat Road, The Proven Ones, Don’t Leave Me This Way, Spencer Mackenzie, She Don’t Care, Tammi Savoy & The Chris Casello Combo, Voodoo Voodoo, Buddy Guy feat. Mick Jagger, You Did The Crime, Paul Filipowicz, Tin Pan Alley, Waydown Wailers, I’m On The Hunt, Bridget Kelly Band, Let Go, Victor Wainwright, Train, Jason Ricci, My Mom’s Gonna Yell At You, Danielle Nicole, Crawl, Bernard Allison, Blues Party, Trevor McShane, Down On The Farm, Crystal Shawanda, Hound Dog, Tom Guerra, Blood On The New Rising Son, Brian MacDonald, Carmelita, Mojomatics, Soy Baby Many Thanks To: We here at the Black-Eyed & Blues Show would like to thank all the PR and radio people that get us music including Frank Roszak, Rick Lusher ,Doug Deutsch Publicity Services,American Showplace Music, Alive Natural Sounds, Ruf Records, Vizztone Records,Blind Pig Records,Delta Groove Records, Electro-Groove Records,Betsie Brown, Blind Raccoon Records, BratGirl Media, Mark Pucci Media and all of the Blues Societies both in the U.S. and abroad. All of you help make this show as good as it is weekly. We are proud to play your artists.Thank you all very much! Blues In The Area: WEDNESDAY 7/11 VRBE feat DAVE HOWARD - PUB ON PARK (8 TO 10:30 PM), CRANSTON RI With Matt McCabe on keys. RAMBLIN DAN STEVENS AND THE MELLOW MEN - OLD LYME INN (Patio at 6 pm), OLD LYME. POPA CHUBBY - TOWN BEACH, WESTERLY RI OTIS AND THE HURRICANES (Blues on the Block) - TOWN BEACH (6 TO 8 PM), BLOCK ISLAND. KINKY FRIEDMAN - NARROWS CENTER, FALL RIVER MA. ALI KAT AND THE REVELATORS - HUNGRY TIGER, MANCHESTER. CARTELL TRIO - BILL'S SEAFOOD (7 TO 10 PM), WESTBROOK. WILLA AND COMPANY - DARYL'S HOUSE, PAWLING NY. POOR MANS WHISKEY - FAIRFIELD THEATER COMPANY, FAIRFIELD. FREE FUNK WEDNESDAY - ARCH STREET TAVERN, HARTFORD. ERAN TROY DANNER (Electric Trio) - PARADE GROUNDS (7 to 8:30 pm), WALLINGFORD. WHISKEY WINE & COKE - TIPPING CHAIR TAVERN. MILLDALE. DAN WATSON - POINT 138, GRISWOLD. COMMUNITY BLUES JAM - BLACK EYED SALLY'S, HARTFORD. FRIENDS DAY OPEN MIC - THEODORE'S, SPRINGFIELD MA. BATTLE OF THE BANDS - ATRIUM LOUNGE (8 PM), FOXWOOD CASINO. MAPLE TREE OPEN MIC - MAPLE TREE CAFE, SIMSBURY. ROLLIN ON THE RIVER OPEN MIC - CANOE CLUB, MIDDLETOWN. SANDY CONNOLLY OPEN MIC - DONAHUE'S BEACH BAR, MADISON. CARMINE'S OPEN MIC - CARMINE'S RESTAURANT, EAST HARTFORD. THURSDAY 7/12 LIVIU'S INVITATIONAL feat CHRIS STOVALL BROWN - BLACK EYED SALLY'S (7:30 PM), HARTFORD. JEFF PITCHELL & TEXAS FLOOD - WOLF DEN, MOHEGAN SUN CASINO With Claudette King, Michael Allman & Tyrone Vaughan. CHRIS SMITHER - FAIRFIELD THEATER COMPANY, FAIRFIELD. KINKY FRIEDMAN - BRIDGE STREET LIVE, COLLINSVILLE. ROCKY LAWRENCE - THE CRAVE (6:30 to 9:30 PM), ANSONIA. CARL RICCI AND 706 UNION AVE - PAINTED PONY, BETHLEHEM. THE CARTELLS - GAZEBO CONCERT (6 PM), SOUTHBURY. JESSE COLIN YOUNG - DARYL'S HOUSE, PAWLING NY. ROHN LAWRENCE AND FRIENDS - TIPPING CHAIR TAVERN, MILLDALE. RAMBLIN DAN STEVENS - TOWN LANDING (6:30 PM), DEEP RIVER. LISA MARIE AND JOHN JUXO - PERKS AND CORKS, WESTERLY RI. ROGER CERESI TRIO - STEAK LOFT (7 TO 10:30 PM), MYSTIC. MATT VIZZO - CANOE CLUB, MIDDLETOWN. NOAH FELDMAN - WOOD N TAP, FARMINGTON. JIMI PHOTON JAM - HUNGRY TIGER, MANCHESTER. SARA ASHLEIGH BAND - 350 CLUB, SPRINGFIELD MA. KEN SAFETY OPEN MIC - CJ SPARROWS, CHESHIRE.. GTEG SHERROD OPEN MIC - BLACK SHEEP, NIANTIC. WENDY MAY - BLACK DUCK, WESTPORT. TAMARACK OPEN MIC - TAMARACK LODGE (6:30 TO 9:30 PM), VOLUNTOWN. DAVE COSTA'S OPEN MIC - CAMBRIDGE BREW HOUSE, GRANBY. PINE LOFT OPEN MIC - PINE LOFT PIZZARRIA, BERLIN. OPEN NIGHT AT THE BISTRO - INFINITY HALL, NORFOLK. HUNT HILLS FARM OPEN MIC - HUNT HILL FARM (7:30 pm), NEW MILFORD. BIKE NIGHT - CADILLAC RANCH (6 TO 9 pm), SOUTHINGTON. FRIDAY 7/13 MUD MORGANFIELD - BRIDGE STREET LIVE, COLLINSVILLE With McCabe, Russell, Gardiner, Worthington, and Robbins. TAB BENOIT - INFINITY MUSIC HALL, HARTFORD. MARK NOMAD BAND with DOUG JAMES - MAPLE TREE CAFE, SIMSBURY. SLAM ALLEN - CHAN'S, WOONSOCKET, RI. JAKE KULAK AND LOW DOWN - BLACK EYED SALLY'S, HARTFORD. MARTY Q BAND -PAINTED PONY, BETHLEHEM. THE WELLS - OLD WELL TAVERN, SIMSBURY. McDonald, Morant, Anderson, and Liviu Pop. JAMES MONTGOMERY BAND with GRACE KELLY - KATY, OLD SAYBROOK. JEFF PITCHELL & TEXAS FLOOD - TUPELO MUSIC HALL, DERRY NH. RYAN MONTBLEAU - NARROWS CENTER, FALL RIVER MA. ERAN TROY DANNER (Electric Trio) - MULLIGANS, TORRINGTON. ORB MELLON - STILL HILL BREWERY (5 PM), ROCKY HILL.. MIGHTY MATT HARP - THEODORE'S SPRINGFIELD MA. JIM KOEPPEL DUO - PERKS AND CORKS, WESTERLY RI. FINDERS KEEPERS ( Jerry Garci Tribute) - THE ACOUSTIC CAFE, BRIDGEPORT, DAVID ALLEN COE - THE STAFFORD PALACE, STAFFORD SPRINGS COREY RIEMAN & THE DILEMMA - CROWN & HAMMER, COLLINSVILLE. PHIL ADAMS GROUP - KNICKERBOCKER MUSIC HALL, WESTERLY RI. COBALT EXPRESS - HAYMARKET COMMON AMPHITHEATER (6 TO 8 PM), STAFFORD SPRINGS. THE CARTELLS - WASHINGTON PARK, GROTON.DAN WATSON - HARP N HOUND, MYSTIC. NOAH FELDMAN - SAILFEST HYG (10 PM), NEW LONDON. PAUL LESSIER BAND - DADDY JACKS. NEW LONDON. FUSE - THE WINDHAM CLUB, NOTH WINDHAMM. SATURDAY 7/14 MUD MORGANFIELD - CHAN'S, WOONSOCKET RI. JAMES HUNTER SIX - INFINITY MUSIC HALL, NORFOLK. CHRISTINE OHLMAN & REBEL MONTEZ - BRIDGE STREET LIVE, COLLINSVILLE. With Lovelace / Stotlz GA-20 with MATT STUBBS - THEODORE'S, SPRINGFIELD MA. COBALR RHYTHM KINGS - THE ROUGH DRAFT, HAMDEN STEVE MILLER / PETER FRAMPTON - GRAND THEATER, FOXWOOD. JAKE KULAK (Solo) - PARK & OAK. WEST HARTFORD. SIX PACK OF BLUES - TNT PIZZA SPORTS BAR, HOLYOKE MA. BOOGIE BOYS - PAINTED PONY, BETHLEHEM OTIS AND THE HURRICANES - THE HIDEAWAY, RIDGEFIELD. SUPERGREEN (Geoff & Brian Willard) - HUNGRY TIGER, MANCHESTER. DEEP ELLUM - SMOKIN WITH CHRIS,SOUTHINGTON. RICK HARRINGTON BAND - CADY'S TAVERN, CHEPACHET RI. CHRIS N ROLL - MAPLE TREE CAFE, SIMSBURY. THE ZE-CONN PROJECT - BLACK EYED SALLY'S, HARTFORD. Brian MacDonald, Michael Cleary, Elise McPherson. SHINY LAPEL TRIO - KNICKERBOCKER MUSIC CENTER, WESTERLY RI. GIL PARRIS - BIJOU THEATER, BRIDGEPORT. ERAN TROY DANNER (Acoustic Solo) - POWDER RIDGE RESORT (7 TO 10 PM), MIDDLEFIELD. ONE SHOT - SOUTHWICK INN, SOUTHWICK MA CREAMERY STATION - JUNE'S OUTBACK PUB, KILLINGWORTH. THE BERNADETTE'S - TIPPING CHAIR TAVERN, MILLDALE. GROOVE STATION - KOMA JAPANESE STEAKHOUSE (7"30 PM), WEST HARTFORD. DOUG MUNRO - HUNT HILL FARM, NEW MILFORD. BOATHOUSE BLUES BAND - LIONHEART TAVERN, NIANTIC. TAB BENOIT - TUPELO MUSIC HALL, LONDONDERRY NH. FUSE - DADDY JACKS, NEW LONDON. LEGION OF JERRY ( Garcia Tribute) - STRANGE BREW PUB, NORWICH. SUNDAY 7/15 TAB BENOIT - INFINITY MUSIC HALL, NORFOLK MIGHTY SOUL DRIVERS - TOWN CENTER / VETERANS PARK (5 PM), HEBRON KINKY FRIEDMAN - CAFE NINE (4 PM), NEW HAVEN. ERAN TROY DANNER (Acoustic solo) - BRASS WORKS BREWING CO (1:30 TO 4:30 PM), WATERBURY. FLIPPER TRIO - BRASS HORSE (3 TO 7 PM), BARKHAMSTED. MARK NOMAD (Tribute to Art Steele) - ACEDEMY OF MUSIC (7 PM), NORTHAMPTON MA. JOHNNY AND THE EAST COAST ROCKERS - DONAHUE'S BEACH BAR (4:30 PM), MADISON. GREG SHERROD JAM - THE ANDREA (8 TO 11 PM), MISQUMICUT RI. STONEHOUSE BLUES JAM - STONEHOUSE BAR & GRILL (3 TO 6 PM), BALTIC Hosted by Scott Bronnes. BIG JOE FITZ (Brunch 11 to 2 pm) THE FALCON, MARLBORO NY GEORGE LESIW OPEN MIC - CAFE NINE, NEW HAVE. FRONT ROW BAND OPEN MIC - BLUES PLATE TAVERN (4 TO 8 PM), PLAINVILLE Musicians hot spot. WHAMMER JAMMER OPEN MIC (Host Jake Kulak) - VFW, PRESTON. BLUES AND BEYOND OPEN MIC - THE STILL BAR (6 TO 9 PM), AGAWAM MA Hosted by Steve, Jason and Paulski. RICK HARRINGTON JAM - CADY'S TAVERN, CHEPACHET RI STOMPING GROUND OPEN MIC - STOMPING GROUND, PUTNAM. PURE AMERICANA - MAIN PUB, MANCHESTER. BLUE DEVIL BLUEZ - CRABBY JOE'S BAR (3:30 PM), SOUTHWICK MA. NOAH FELDMAN - KNICKERBOCKER TAP ROOM, WESTERLY RI. SHAWN TAYLOR - THE BLUEBIRD CAFE (8 PM), NASHVILLE TN SOUTHERN ROCK ALL STAR JAM & PIG ROAST. - SHAMROCK PUB, WATERBURY. DETROIT BREAKDOWN - NARRAGANSETT CAFE (4 TO 7 PM), JAMESTOWN RI. MONDAY 7/16 XY ELI REVUE - BUSHNELL PARK, HARTFORD. TUXEDO JUNCTION - BILL'S SEAFOOD (7 PM), WESTBROOK. GREG PICCOLO - STEAK LOFT (7 PM) MYSTIC. GEOFF WILLARD OPEN MIC - HUNGRY TIGER, MANCHESTER. BILL'S GARAGE ALL STAR JAM - STRANGE BREW PUB, NORWICH. SONIA MORANT - TIPPING CHAIR TAVERN, MILLDALE. HONEYSUCKLE / LAURA WOLF / MEADOWS BROS - CAFE NINE, NEW HAVEN. SAY DARLING WITH SONDRA LEVINE - MYSTIC RIVER PARK, MYSTIC PERKS AND CORKS OPEN MIC - PERKS AND CORKS, WESTERLY RI GEORGE LESIW - THE CRAVE, ANSONIA. RAMBLIN DAN STEVENS - BULLFROG BREWERY, WILLIAMSPORT PA TUESDAY 7/17 KATHY THOMPSON BAND (Tuesday at the Train) - LUCIANO PARK, WESTPORT. DAVE SADLOSKI - HUNGRY TIGER, MANCHESTER. MICAEL PALINS OTHER ORCHESTRA - BLACK EYED SALLY'S, HARTFORD. JAKE KULAK & LOW DOWN - KNIGSWOOD / OXFORD CAMP KO, WEST HARTFORD. THE MEADOWS BROTHERS - STOMPING GROUND, PUTNAM. MIKE RAY & DENNIS FANCHER - MAIN PUB, MANCHESTER. UNPLUGGED OPEN MIC - STRANGE BREW PUB, NORWICH. DAN STEVENS - MUSIC NOW (4 PM), iCRV INTERNET RADIO DAN STEVENS - PENN'S TAVERN (6 PM), SUNBURY PA.
Chris Muller is a serial entrepreneur who enjoys creative writing and lives in Southbury, Connecticut. He just launched PITFUND, a social, funding, and marketplace platform built exclusively for the racing community. PITFUND allows racers, teams, tracks, the media, manufacturers, and fans to connect and support each other. PITFUND is also race, vehicle, and geography agnostic. It’s free to sign up, be social, and get your racing goals funded.
Yvonne Ruddy-Stein, APRN, of the Breast & Oncology Center in Southbury, Connecticut, joins host Robin Sills, RN, to talk about genetic testing. How do you know if certain types of cancers are in your genes? A family history can help point you in the right direction, and testing can help you make the right decision for your health. For more about Saint Mary's Hospital, visit stmh.org.
“Ditching diets doesn’t mean you are letting yourself go; it means you are letting yourself be.” – Beth Rosen Beth Rosen, MS, RD, CDN is a Registered Dietitian and owner of Goodness Gracious Living Nutrition. She practices a non-diet philosophy and is a Health at Every Size® practitioner. Her practice is located in Southbury, CT and virtually. Beth has a Bachelor’s degree and a Master’s degree, both in Nutrition, and has been working in the field for over 20 years. She subscribes to a non-judgmental, weight-neutral approach to wellness and has credited her clients’ success to the idea that small changes add up to big results. Beth provides her clients with the tools to restore their bodies to health – whether it is by freeing themselves from the vicious, chronic cycle of dieting and empowering them to heal their relationship with food and their body, or freeing themselves from the quality-of-life altering symptoms of digestive diseases. In addition to working one-on-one with clients, Beth has written for major publications, overhauled school lunch programs, and created nutrition programming for individuals and community groups. You can read the full show notes at www.soundbitesrd.com
Prasad Sureddi, M.D., a board-certified plastic surgeon with Aesthetique Cosmetic and Laser Surgery Center in Southbury, CT, talks with host Robin Sills, RN, on "Medically Speaking" about the latest advances in plastic surgery, including new radio frequency and ultrasound techniques to melt away fat. This new approach to body sculpting and facial sculpting is designed to target and treat specific areas rather than provide overall weight reduction, and helps to improve skin texture, tone and contouring.
How well do you know your family history? It can help your healthcare provider assess your genetic cancer risk and determine whether or not you are a candidate for genetic testing. Yvonne Ruddy-Stein, APRN, Polokoff Breast Care in Southbury, joins Robin Sills, RN, host of "Medically Speaking," for a discussion about genetic testing and counseling, Lynch Syndrome, and how genetic mutations can increase your risk of breast, ovarian, colorectal and other cancers.
Welcome to our Podcast Welcome to Angels Don't Lie with Jeanne Street! Jeanne is a God based medium, owner of Inspirit Healing Studio and author of the book The Goddess You. Angels Don't Lie is a show dedicated to healing and love. Jeanne takes live questions during the show or you can email a question to jeanne@jeannestreet.com or check out her website jeannestreet.com. Broadcast : January 10th, 2017 Jeanne brings in some guests to the studio, her husband Brian (silent guest) and Carly Hilliard from Terraloka Wellness in Kent, CT. Jeanne discusses with Carly conscious living. Drama, letting a little coffee spill ruin your whole day and how people try to bring you down or hurt with their words are topics discussed on the show. Carly offers a variety of healing services nourishing the body, mind and soul along with Reiki Energy Healing, private sessions and a variety of classes and workshops.Carly's contact terralokawellness@gmail.com or203-417-0790. Two members of our listening audience reached out tonight to get messages from loved ones. Wendy from Southbury received messages through Jeanne from her grandmother. Wendy talks about guilt and Jeanne helps with her the messages. Heather from Sandy Hook wanted to know how her father, who recently passed, was getting along. Listen in as everyone in the studio feels the emotions. Welcome Carly! The Goddess You is on sale as we speak on Amazon and Barnes and Noble ! Book Orders Ship - January 11th, 2017 - Book Signing January 26th at Inspirit Healing Studio Angels By Jeanne Street | December 28, 2016 | 0 Angels My guidance from Divine Angels is something that I have lived with my entire life. Surprisingly though there were times that I was not fully aware or awake to this Divine connection I have called mediumship. Some people have questioned my Divine connection and how I could have not known it was there, some have said that I have made it up. The truth of the matter is, I lived in fear. Understanding ourselves and the truth of who we are is not always so cut and dry. In each of our lives we have challenges and lessons to that help us to learn, grow and uncover our souls truths. These truths of our soul are with us always, although we may not be ready to fully know them or integrate them into our lives. The soul truths are unique to each individual. Though we may seem to have some things in common with others, we all have our very own amazing soul truths to live and utilize. Our souls journey is also unique. And, while it may take another less time to know their truths, our souls have personal work to do in order to live in alignment with our soul-self. This is the why my personal soul truths did not fully show themselves earlier in my life. I had lessons to learn first! Part of my gift is that I have a knowing also called claircognizance. This knowing side of me is how I have always been able to help or guide others. The knowing was always the strongest part of my gift. I began to really understand this knowing I had was different then what others knew when I was in my early 30's. My friends would always ask how do you know this? The funny thing is, I thought everyone had this knowing. It wasn't until a friend was having some relationship issues that the truth finally dawned on me. I was doing what I normally do with a friend in need, comforting her with loving guidance that seemed to magically appear. When she turned to me and said how did you know that? I was shocked, I turned to her and asked how did you not know this? Our conversation quickly shifted away from the topic when the kids came in the room and we forgot all about it. This moment stayed with me for days, and awakened the thought, just how I did know the things I knew. But low and behold I was not ready to look at my truths fully yet. The knowing stayed and the guidance of the Angels although hidden from view was just “there”, I just couldn't put it all together. It was as if I was in a dream, a dream of a girl stuck in a life that made little sense. Speaking of dreams, I have always had visions of loved ones in my dreams. Some I know, others are just faces of people I don't know. The nudges from the Angels kept me questioning and pursuing answers. I found books on Angels and mediums that sparked questions and more thought. One nudge I received was to work with children. This was a nudge that had been with me my whole life. I began to see signs and advertisements for foster parenting. At the time the campaign theme was Be a Hero, Be a Foster Parent. Every sign, billboard and advertisement spoke directly to me. The day I told my husband that I wanted us to be foster parents I thought he would say I was crazy. We had just had our fourth child and were in the midst of selling our house. But by the miracle of all miracles he loved the idea. This is how I knew it was Divine calling. I called our local Department of Children and Families and signed us up. We started classes, went through all the back ground checks and paper work needed to become a foster family. Our children were even interviewed by the DCF staff. On the last week of class just a before our license was finalized we got our first placement! He was a 10 month old baby boy, the same age as our youngest. We purchased a second crib highchair and car seat at a consignment boutique. Jose' stayed with us for one week. He was a sweet baby that could drink a bottle dry so quickly your head would spin! After Jose' we took in thirteen other foster children during a six year period. We did take time off in between some of the placements, to rest and regroup. Just before the time we took our last placement I knew we were done being a foster family. I filed the proper paperwork with our state with ease and a joyful heart knowing we had served our fellow man and God. Our family spent the six years sharing their love, toys and house openly with the fourteen angels that came our way. We were all blessed with the experiences we shared with each of the children that came into our lives. During the most recent years of my life, I have learned the most valuable of all lessons, to let go of fear. The fear that stopped me from speaking my truth and living in my souls alignment. The fear that held the truth of my soul truths from being understood. The fear that I am less than or not equal to others. The fear that the past will revisit until I forgive it and release it. Fear that others will think, well what ever others will think of me. Fears that top other fears and hide behind shit to cause pain or throw me off my path. The lesson to let go of fear came from the Angels. The loving guidance helped me to see the truth, that we are all children of God. Our destiny is to love openly and fully with God. When we see each other through the eyes of God we can appreciate, accept each other for who we are. The struggles of others are not ours to live but ours to pray for. We can be kind, loving and understanding if we choose. Low and be hold choice is key in obtaining our soul alignment. The judgements we carry become the fear that contains us from living in our soul truths and alignment. Shedding the fear with love is the cure we all search for. Angels are God's divine love. Angels are available to guide and assists us. We can all call on Angelic assistance and guidance whenever needed. Simply call them with love, while you ask for what you need help with. You can write your need down or say it aloud either works just fine! Then sit back and wait for the magical miracle of the Divine guidance to come your way! Simplistic and profound! Blessing xx Jeanne Tags jeannestreet.com, jeanne street, divine, God, KBJB, angels, angels don't lie, angels dont lie, talk show, healing, inspirithealingstudio.com, in spirit healing studio, spirit, healing, course in miracles,
How They Lost Weight: Interviews with People Who've Lost Weight and Kept It Off
Mike didn’t set out to lose weight. Instead, a diagnosis of pre-diabetes and some symptoms of complications of elevated blood glucose had Mike follow a diabetic diet. The diet helped him to lose 48 pounds. www.HowTheyLostWeight.com
Marianne Bette is a Family Physician in Southbury Conn., the town where she was born and raised. She is a clinical professor at the University of Connecticut's medical school, Quinnipiac University's medical school and the University of Vermont's medical school.She went to Loyola University in Chicago, and attended medical school at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. For 18 years she lived and worked in the “high desert” of Palmdale and Lancaster, CA, before moving back to Southbury 17 years ago.While Marianne never anticipated becoming an author, as many writers know, sometimes there's a story that just won't let you go until it's written. When Marianne's husband, Thom, asked her to write this book, she never thought she would. Twelve years later, it is finally seeing the light of day.Her hope is that, in reading it, you reconnect to the people and ideals that are most important to you in living a fulfilling life.
Marianne Bette is a Family Physician in Southbury Conn., the town where she was born and raised. She is a clinical professor at the University of Connecticut’s medical school, Quinnipiac University’s medical school and the University of Vermont’s medical school. She went to Loyola University in Chicago, and attended medical school at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. For 18 years she lived and worked in the “high desert” of Palmdale and Lancaster, CA, before moving back to Southbury 17 years ago. While Marianne never anticipated becoming an author, as many writers know, sometimes there's a story that just won't let you go until it's written. When Marianne's husband, Thom, asked her to write this book, she never thought she would. Twelve years later, it is finally seeing the light of day. Her hope is that, in reading it, you reconnect to the people and ideals that are most important to you in living a fulfilling life.
Marianne Bette is a Family Physician in Southbury Conn., the town where she was born and raised. She is a clinical professor at the University of Connecticut’s medical school, Quinnipiac University’s medical school and the University of Vermont’s medical school. She went to Loyola University in Chicago, and attended medical school at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. For 18 years she lived and worked in the “high desert” of Palmdale and Lancaster, CA, before moving back to Southbury 17 years ago. While Marianne never anticipated becoming an author, as many writers know, sometimes there's a story that just won't let you go until it's written. When Marianne's husband, Thom, asked her to write this book, she never thought she would. Twelve years later, it is finally seeing the light of day. Her hope is that, in reading it, you reconnect to the people and ideals that are most important to you in living a fulfilling life.
Mike Brooks is a podcast pioneer and marketing guru coming to the Boiling Point from Southbury, Connecticut. Our host, Greg Hemmings, met him and Dino Dogan at this past NMX (New Media Expo) and soon was on Mike and Dino's Road to TED podcast. Check out the episode of Boiling Point with Dino Dogan here. Mike studied IT and worked in the business for 10 years when a taekwondo school he attended was about to close up due to hard times. Mike saw this as a perfect opportunity and quit his day job in IT to help rebuild and market the martial arts school. Mike put a great deal of effort into the school and specifically its digital footprint. This was at the leading edge of when the internet was really starting to mean something for small business. Mike created content for the school in terms of blogs, social media, videos, podcasts, etc. and soon the school at six times the number of students it had when Mike first started. Others in the community started to notice and within six years other business owners would hire Mike to consult for them and duplicate his great results. After 10 years of being involved with the martial arts school, Mike sold his share back to his partner and already had a full fledged marketing consultancy firm. He hasn't looked back since. Mike is the owner of Nuclear Chowder, a marketing firm that designs and hosts websites, search engine optimization, guides business in social media, develops apps for mobile devices, and something we were very interested in, reputation management. So why would someone come to Nuclear Chowder to have their reputation managed? Well, imagine you get arrested for a crime you didn't even commit. The media writes about how you may have committed this crime and its all over newspapers, television, and the web. A few months later, the case is thrown out or you are found innocent, but all that media coverage is still out there. When a client googles your name, all they see is all sorts of bad stuff, and anything positive about you is down three pages in the results. This scenario could be disastrous for people in business and can be financially crushing. However, if you contact Nuclear Chowder, Mike has a process that can bring back more of the positive content about you and drop the negative stuff. Namely, Mike would start to flood the internet with the clients own content including websites, blogs, posts to social media, pictures, videos, etc. As mentioned before, Mike was a pioneer in the podcasting game, starting back in 2006. For Mike, podcasting is another form of marketing. Consumers on the internet want content in every medium. The more content you put out to the world, the more credible you become, and things like podcast allow you to build a rapport with your customers without ever meeting them. There are millions of blogs on the internet and endless videos on the internet, but only around 250,000 podcasts (plus or minus). Consider as well that podcasts are more intimate and personal, and it is the next best thing to actually having a conversation in someone's living room. Mike's suggestions for podcasters are simple. Sound like you are smiling when you are talking, try to post at the same time each week, have charisma, and be authentic. Having engaging guests is important as well as being consistent. Return on investment may not seem apparent from loading the internet with content, but it works. Mike has been hired because of his podcast, but more often its a combination of all of the content he puts out into the world. Content can be just as good as a business referral because people truly believe you are an authority and your content builds trust. Links Mike's Social Media/Contacts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Decor and you – Shirley Warrington – VP Franchise Development Decor & You is a dynamic interior decorating franchise, a rapidly growing and changing business with national headquarters comfortably situated midway between Boston and New York City, in Southbury, Connecticut (population 28,000.) Decor&You is part of the global home furnishings industry where sales top $200 billion each year.
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