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CDC adds six more symptoms for coronavirusGeneral Assembly rejects Gov. Northam's proposal to delay May elections (WHSV 3) Wednesday, April 22.It was a particularly interesting session in that eileen filler-corn fainted at the Close of the Delegates' Session.Virginia House Speaker Filler-Corn appears to faint during veto session, returns to work after an hourBy MEL LEONORRichmond Times-Dispatch ( Apr 22, 2020)April 24th- May elections moved to May 19th, citing his statutory authority but no specific code.(Governor's Office Press release)April 8th- The Governor is also exercising his statutory authority (§ 24.2-603.1 of the Code of Virginia) to move the June primary elections from June 9, 2020 to June 23, 2020.(Governor's Office Press release)Local elections delayed until May 19 after Senate rejects governor's proposed move to November"Gov. Ralph Northam announced Friday he is using his authority to delay ballot day until May 19.""The House of Delegates sided with Northam to push May elections to November, but the Senate did not."Voters completing a paper application may use reason 2A, “my disability or illness” to complete their form. Voters completing an online application to request an absentee ballot will need to follow the prompts and select “I have a reason or condition that prevents me from going to the polls on Election Day.” They will then have the option to choose “my disability or illness” as the reason for their request."Virginia's May and June elections postponed to prevent coronavirus spreadWUSA 9By Caleb Stewart | Posted: Thu 11:13 AM, Apr 23, 2020 | Updated: Thu 11:48 AM, Apr 23, 2020"Initially, the House of Delegates voted along a slim majority not to adopt the amendment. After debate, confusion and technicalities, the amendment passed with two votes. The Senate, which accepted most budget recommendations, simply did not vote on moving May elections.""Delegate Mark Levine, who voted to accept the amendment, said this means elections will be held in May, despite public health concerns. He suggested that since the Senate did not vote to move the elections, the senators should man the polls."Upcoming Elections Virginia State Board of ElectionsTrump & Disinfectant, COVID-19 updatesReport/Video of what he actually said- Video and transcript: Trump suggests studying disinfectant injections for coronavirusChicago Tribune (April 24, 2020)Maryland emergency hotline receives more than 100 calls about disinfectant after Trump commentsJoseph Guzman in the HillApr 24, 2020"“Then I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in a minute. One minute. And is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside or almost a cleaning,” Trump continued. “Because you see it gets in the lungs and it does a tremendous number on the lungs. So it would be interesting to check that.”many theories, such as the theory above, were lobbed to Deborah Birx, the Acting Ambassador for the Trump Administration to the Cronavirus.Disinfectant CEOs as well as health officials have provided comments.Nervous Republicans See Trump Sinking, and Taking Senate With Him (unfortunately I am not subscribed so, could not get you that info)The NY TimesApril 25, 2020Lets not forget on April 14 Trump Halted funding to the WHOPolitico Trump halts funding to World Health Organization By Alice Miranda Ollstein (Tuesday April 14, 2020 06:33 PM EDT Updated: 04/14/2020 09:22 PM)World NewsKim Jong Un Remains Absent on Day North Korean Media Celebrates Founding of Armed Forces by Brendan ColeNewsweek.com (April 24, 2020)We are not certain of his condition. Opinion is split-He did not appear at major eventsNext in line appears to be his sisterIt's China & South Korea's problem- because it's South Korea's problem it then becomes a world-wide problemWe are going to learn what a regime collapse may look like in a global pandemic.50th Earth Dayhttps://www.ehn.org/earth-day-2020-2645823251.html?rebelltitem=3#rebelltitem3Why Earth Day Matters- Microplastics Found in Antarctic Sea Ice Samples for First Time, Scientists SayEcoWatch.com (April 23, 2020)Coronavirus spread helped by Sean Hannity's Fox show, a new study finds Zack Beauchamp inVox (April 22, 2020)Coronavirus in the Community, EconomicsCommunities in Virginia, and throughout the US, get creative in the economic approach to the virus-This small Virginia town is paying people patronize local restaurants. It's part of a unique coronavirus response effort. - Washington Town of Middleburg,Biz Journals.com (Apr 23, 2020, 3:15pm EDT)By Alex Koma – Staff Reporter, Washington Business JournalMiddleburg purchases thousands of restaurant vouchers for residentsWTOP.com (April 21, 2020)Jeff Clabaugh | @wtopclabaughGov. Newsom Announces Plan for Restaurants to Deliver 3 Meals Daily to Seniors at No Charge Daniel VillarrealNewsweek.com (April 24, 2020)Coronavirus Economic ConfusionYour Money: Stimulus Check Confusion? Common Questions, AnsweredThe NY Times (April 23, 2020)By ReutersSmall business loans: We have the answers to your PPP questionsUSA Today (April 23, 2020)Written by Ledyard King & Paul DavidsonStates Reopening?See Which States Are Reopening and Which Are Still Shut DownPartial ReopeningGeorgiaShelter in place in effect since April 3"Gov. Brian Kemp went toe-to-toe with the White House and local mayors over his decision to reopen large parts of Georgia’s economy. Mr. Kemp’s plan allows gyms, hair and nail salons, bowling alleys and tattoo parlors to reopen on April 24. Starting April 27, restaurants will be allowed to resume limited dine-in service, and movie theaters and other entertainment venues will also be allowed to reopen. But Mr. Kemp, a Republican, laid out certain requirements — including screening workers for fevers — and said it would not be “business as usual.”"OklahomaNo stay-at-home order statewide, but other restrictions in place"Oklahoma was among a handful of states where governors did not issue formal stay-at-home orders. Gov. Kevin Stitt, a Republican, lifted restrictions on businesses starting with salons, barbers and pet groomers on April 24. Restaurant dining, movie theaters, gyms, houses of worship and sporting venues are expected to reopen statewide — with certain restrictions — starting May 1."South CarolinaStay at home in effect since April 7"Gov. Henry McMaster, a Republican, was among the last to issue a stay-at-home order and was also among the first to begin opening up his state, starting April 20. The reopening began with retail stores, which are under instructions to operate at 20 percent capacity."Order Expiring April 30Shutdown or RestrictedExtra: Light-hearted Golf, Virginia Taxes ReminderSome desperate golfers are sneaking onto closed courses across the USWritten by Kevin Cunningham, APRIL 25, 2020May 1st- taxes due in VirginiaSong of the Episode: Lean on Me, Bill Withers (1972)

Most secular people don't think of themselves as religious, but COVID-19 is pulling back the curtain. Religious language and themes are making their way into pop culture, unveiling what's always been true: secularism is rooted in one of the most powerful and persuasive salvation stories every told. Patrick (https://www.thecrossingchurch.com/staff/patrick-miller/) examine this story together. Interested in more content like this? Scroll down for resources, references, and related episodes, including What Keeps People From Following Jesus? (https://www.thecrossingchurch.com/podcasts/what-keeps-people-from-following-jesus-learning-to-follow-jesus-luke-5-27-32/) Like this content? Make sure to share it with others and leave us a rating, so others can find it too. To learn more, visit our Twitter (https://twitter.com/thecrossingcomo) @TheCrossingCOMO. Does this panic and pandemic have you thinking about existential questions and the end of time? You're not alone. Starting April 24, (https://info.thecrossingchurch.com/revelation-for-everyone-bible-study) to join the discussion. Outline 0:15 - Cultural examination: What has the coronavirus taught us? 0:50 - Migration of religious language 1:35 - SomeGoodNews (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOe_y6KKvS3PdIfb9q9pGug) 2:40 - What religion provides (https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/04/03/i-normally-reject-religions-comforts-these-arent-normal-times/?arc404=true) 4:25 - Atheists Are Sometimes More Religious Than Christians (https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2018/05/american-atheists-religious-european-christians/560936/) 5:15 - Mark Sayers on "the story of secularism" (https://churchleaders.com/podcast/359315-mark-sayers-an-anxious-post-christian-culture-is-longing-for-hope.html) 7:25 - Secular ways to meet religious needs 8:25 - The secret behind Peleton's success (https://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/12/how-peloton-exercise-bikes-and-streaming-gained-a-cult-following.html) 9:30 - Rituals: The Beyonce Mass (https://www.beyoncemass.com/) 10:55 - Oasis Church (https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/09/oasis-secular-groups/499148/) 12:00 - Dieting, brand identity, sports fandom 14:15 - High priests 15:40 - Holy books and kingdoms 17:30 - Democracy and political opponents 19:05 - Self-righteousness 21:15 - Crushing secular salvationism 25:15 - Secular denial and borrowing 25:55 - Cultural Christianity 27:15 - Our hope: Jesus's kingdom 30:45 - Revelation for Everyone (https://info.thecrossingchurch.com/revelation-for-everyone-bible-study) 31:25 - Subscribe. Rate. Share.   Social Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheCrossingCOMO (https://www.facebook.com/TheCrossingCOMO) Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/TheCrossingCOMO (https://www.facebook.com/TheCrossingCOMO) Twitter: https://twitter.com/thecrossingcomo (https://twitter.com/thecrossingcomo)   References John Krasinski's Some Good News: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOe_y6KKvS3PdIfb9q9pGug (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOe_y6KKvS3PdIfb9q9pGug) What religion provides ("Even those of us who don’t believe need what religion can provide right now" by Kate Cohen from Washington Post): https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/04/03/i-normally-reject-religions-comforts-these-arent-normal-times/?arc404=true (https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/04/03/i-normally-reject-religions-comforts-these-arent-normal-times/?arc404=true) Non-believers are more religious than Christians (Atheists Are Sometimes More Religious Than Christians by Sigal Samuel from the Atlantic): https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2018/05/american-atheists-religious-european-christians/560936/ (https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2018/05/american-atheists-religious-european-christians/560936/) Mark Sayers on Support this podcast

Is writing constantly dropping to the bottom of your to-list? Do you have a growing pile of half done projects? You may be holding on to myths about writing that are holding you back.   If you’re like many women I work with, you have a list of almost-done projects: revise-and-resubmits, drafts that need to be hacked out, reviews you’ve promised. You’re trying to figure out how to get through this semester, you’re trying to plan next semester, your list of to-do’s is a mile long.   “So much of our writing practice is about our beliefs about writing.”   The reality is that chaos always seems to take over, and writing projects keep dropping to the bottom of the list. Part of the reason that writing projects keep getting pushed out may be because you are holding on to one or more of these 5 writing myths. So let’s break them down, and bust them with some reality checks. Myth #1: You Need Inspiration to Write I used to wait for inspiration, or to feel ‘in the mood’ to write. That went right out the window when I had my first baby. There was never a time I felt inspired, or in the mood to write. There was hardly any time to feel anything!  Reality: You Need a System to Write You need a system, complete with a set of established practices, that you can rely on and go back to. A system gives your writing a rhythm, and it gives you a way to get back on the wagon if you fall off.   In my Academic Women’s Writing Roadmap course we teach participants to develop and establish a writing system that works, instead of waiting around for inspiration to strike. Myth #2: You Need to Work Nights and Weekends Becoming a mom blew this idea out of the water too. Getting up before the kids to get writing done sounds good, but when your kid gets up at 4am it doesn’t really pan out. And you shouldn’t have to do this to get your work done anyway! The idea of the ‘dedicated scholar’ burning the midnight oil is a decidedly male idea (who’s feeding this guy? Where are his kids?). We need to let go of the myth that we need to work at all hours to get things done.   Reality: You Need a Concrete Plan   You need to plan well to corral your activities, including writing, into a reasonable work schedule. Stacking your schedule is a great way to do this. Stacking means you put like activities together on the same day, stacked on top of each other to prevent bleeding over. I made sure to put lesson planning time on the same day as office hours and meeting with grad students, all those teaching kinds of activities stack on top of each other.   Myth #3: You Need Big Block of Time for Writing If you’ve ever been granted a sabbatical, or had some other event that loosened up your schedule, then you already know: having big blocks of time does not necessarily mean you get more writing done. Having the time doesn’t automatically mean you know what to do with it. And you don’t need it to be able to get the writing done.   Reality: You Need to Find and Use Your Tiger Time    “Tiger time” is a term coined by entrepreneur Amy Porterfield. It refers to those times when you are most focused, energetic and creative. These times will vary based on your personality, and your current life circumstances. To learn more about tiger time and how to find yours, check out Episode 2 of the podcast. You’ll get much more quality writing done during your tiger time then during (potentially non-existent) big blocks outside your tiger time. Myth #4: You’re Too Busy to Write This is not a total myth...in all likelihood, you are too busy, and should probably drop a few things off your plate. But, you are not too busy to get writing done.    Reality: Your Activities Are Not Aligned   Sometimes we feel even busier than we are because our activities are not in alignment. The answer is to find a focus for our careers and to align all of our activities behind that focus.    In the Academic Women’s Writing Roadmap course, we walk participants through a step-by-step plan for how to align everything in their careers behind a personal academic mission statement. We teach a structure for decision-making, and how to implement a timeline for finishing or quitting projects. These steps are the key to stop feeling like you are pulled in a thousand directions, and finding the time to write.   “To feel less frazzled, you need to make your activities more cohesive.” Myth #5: You Don’t Have Enough Time to Write I get it! I spent a lot of time spinning my wheels and feeling like I never had enough time. Academic women have full plates, and lots of competing demands on our time.  Reality: There Are More Important Factors Than Time   I’ve learned that intentional focus, pre-planning, and aligning activities are more important than the quantity of time you have. I’ve learned how to manage these things through trial-and-error, but you don’t have to! You can go from freaked out to 5-year plan with me. We teach time management, focus, planning, and mindset in The Academic Women’s Writing Roadmap program. Registration opens May 1st! Make sure you get all the info on how to register, plus never miss a podcast episode or free live video training. Here’s how to get on the mailing list to make sure you’re in the know:   1.  Join our I Should Be Writing Facebook group. Provide your email address when prompted in the questions and you’re on the list!   2.  Download my free PDF cheat sheet  10 Ways to Make Time to Write and you’re on the list!   Coming soon: The Summer Writing Challenge! Starting April 27th, we’ll take 5 days to get ready to make this summer (yes, even this one!) a great writing summer. Join us!   Connect with me: Website Facebook Group Facebook Page   This episode was first published at cathymazak.com/episode31.

A new season of your favorite show is coming. New interviews with awesome guests! More podcasts weekly! Brand new Rapid Fire Q&A! And many surprises! Starting April 24th.

Ethan Nichtern, David’s number one and only son, visits the CSM podcast to talk about what lessons we can learn from the current viral pandemic and maintaining a dharmic perspective through it all.Join David virtually for a comprehensive teacher training course that offers you the skills and certification to more skillfully share the tenets and practices of meditation. Starting April 24: Samsara Center Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Training 2020 Starting May 8: Tibet House 100 Hour Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Training

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Laurie is our guest again, and we cover how Heartland Bank can help you, as a sole-proprietor or self-employed, with the process of applying for the Paycheck Protection Program. The CARES Act established a new $349 billion Paycheck Protection Program. The Program is providing much-needed relief to millions of small businesses so they can sustain their businesses and keep their workers employed. Starting April 10, 2020, independent contractors and self-employed individuals can apply for and receive loans to cover their payroll and other certain expenses through existing SBA lenders. What can you use these loans for? You should use the proceeds from these loans on your: Payroll costs, including benefits Interest on mortgage obligations, incurred before February 15, 2020 Rent, under lease agreements in force before February 15, 2020 Utilities, for which service began before February 15, 2020 Laurie covers some of the details, the loan terms and conditions, that include... Eligible businesses Maximum loan amount up to $10 million All loans under this program will have the following identical features: Interest rate of 1.0% Maturity of 2 years First payment deferred for six months 100% guarantee by SBA No collateral No personal guarantees No borrower or lender fees payable to SBA Currently, Heartland Bank is working with businesses and getting approvals in 48 hours. We encourage any and all self-employed to take a look at this program and re-evaluate your situation if you thought this is not for you. One of the most common questions we hear is "How much of my loan will be forgiven?". You will owe money when your loan is due if you use the loan amount for anything other than payroll costs, mortgage interest, rent, and utilities payments over the 8 weeks after getting the loan. Due to likely high subscription, it is anticipated that not more than 25% of the forgiven amount may be for non-payroll costs. Some tips before starting the process... Look at the checklist provided on our website Work with your CPA or payroll Talk with your banker for more information about this program, as well as other options that may be available for your business Listen to our previous interview with Laurie   Featuring insights from individual contributors from all corners, nooks and crannies of the Columbus, Ohio region, Scott McComb, Chairman & CEO of Heartland Bank, has a goal to get to the why of our evolving and eclectic environment.  Check back often for updates to the list of the latest interviews with some of the area's most interesting individuals who are 'Driving the CBus'! Email: info@heartland.bank  Twitter - @heartlandbank Facebook - @heartlandbankcentralohio

For 40 years, the Cubs and White Sox met nearly every October for a best of seven city series. The games were taken seriously in front of sellout crowds. Players earned raises or lost their jobs based on their performance against their crosstown rivals.Starting April 22 and continuing each Wednesday, Chicago's Civil War will take an in depth look at these games and the rivalry that they cultivated.

This week, Walt brings us hope in this uncertain time, Disney Parks celebrates health professionals around the world, more annual pass information, cancellations, resceduled events, what the parks will look like when they reopen, we take an audio tour of Disneyland, and more!Please support the show if you can by going to https://www.dlweekly.net/support/.It is that time of year again when we want to hear from you! If you have a few minutes, please head on over to dlweekly.net/survey and fill out our listener survey. This will help us to understand what the community likes, doesn’t like and how we can make DLWeekly even better for everyone!If you want some DLWeekly Swag, you can pick some up at https://www.dlweekly.net/store/.Special Offer:Book your travel through ConciEARS and get your first year of Touring Plans for FREE! Just mention that you heard about ConciEARS from DLWeekly at booking!News:This week, Disneyland Resort President Rebecca Campbell posted a picture on Instagram of the Main Street Fire Station. Her caption read “Inside Walt Disney’s apartment overlooking Town Square at Disneyland, a light has shone through the window above the firehouse for decades. It glows as a source of inspiration to our cast and our guests as a remembrance of the man who once looked out that window to the sights of happy families making memories below. Today, even in a world filled with so much uncertainty, that light still shines, bright as ever. I’m looking forward to the day when families can make memories once again.” – https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2020/04/disneymagicmoments-a-light-still-shines-at-disneyland-park/April 7th was World Health Day, which celebrates nurses, doctors, and healthcare teams around the world. All the Disney Parks united to say thanks and show appreciation to the healthcare workers who are on the front lines of this pandemic. At Shanghai Disney Resort, the castle displayed words of thanks projected on it. In Hong Kong, the Disneyland Ambassador Melody shared a sign of appreciation, Tokyo Disney Resort shared images from inside the parks for inspiration. Disneyland Paris created a floral arrangement with the word “merci” near the castle. In Disney World’s Magic Kingdom, cast members held up a “thank you” sign with the castle lit in the background. In Disney California Adventure, custodial made signs of thanks out of flowers petals on the ground. Disney Stores displayed a heartfelt message thanking the workers, and on Disney’s Castaway Cay, thank you was displayed with flip flops. To see all of these messages, check out the link in our show notes. – https://wdwnt.com/2020/04/photos-disney-parks-around-the-globe-offer-messages-of-thanks-and-appreciation-for-medical-workers-in-frontlines-of-covid-19-pandemic-for-world-health-day/Some more clarity on Annual Pass waivers and extensions has been posted by Disney. Some of this we already knew, but there have been some changes to things like annual payments. If you paid for your pass in full, the expiration date will be extended for the number of days that the park has been closed. For passholders not interested in the extension, Disney will be offering a partial refund based on the length of the closure. As of April 5th, monthly payments have been stopped and any payments made between March 14th and April 4th will be refunded automatically. Once the park reopens, the monthly payments will resume. Passholders with specific questions can contact Disneyland’s Annual Passholder Member Services at 714-781-7277. – https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2020/04/03/6-questions-and-answers-about-the-new-disneyland-annual-pass-fee-waivers-and-extensions/#more-328864 and https://wdwnt.com/2020/04/disneyland-emails-annual-passholders-regarding-pass-extensions-refunds-and-monthly-payment-holds/Dapper Days were originally scheduled for April 18th and 19th, but have now been rescheduled for June 20th and 21st. On April 19th, you can celebrate Dapper Day at Home! Dress up in your favorite dapper outfit and post it on Instagram with the hashtag DapperDayAtHome and the Dapper Day’s Instagram for a chance to be shared on social media. Playlists from DJs and bands, along with specials from Expo exhibitors and activities will also be online. – https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2020/04/03/news-date-released-for-dapper-day-at-home/#more-328958In a particularly sad bit of news for us, Villains Nite has been officially postponed. The original date of the Disneyland After Dark event was April 30th. The new date hasn’t been announced yet, but we have heard sometime in December. Guests with Villains Nite tickets will automatically have their tickets moved to the new date. Guests wishing to cancel can call 714-781-4636. – https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2020/04/04/news-disneyland-postpones-april-villains-nite/#more-328995Beginning April 19th, all US based, non-essential Cast Members will be furloughed. All impacted cast members will remain Disney employees, and their healthcare benefits, including the employee and company premiums will continue to be paid by Disney. Once this goes into effect, Disney will have paid its Cast Members for five weeks with the parks closed. Union employees are not impacted by this, but negotiations continue. – https://www.micechat.com/255626-breaking-news-disney-announces-vast-furloughs-across-the-company/ and https://wdwnt.com/2020/04/breaking-disney-announces-temporary-furlough-of-executive-salaried-and-non-union-cast-members-in-the-united-states/Due to the ongoing COVID-19 closures, all Disney Internships, including the Cultural Representative Program, is suspended starting April 18th. Participants that are already here in the US will he helped by the program to return home by April 17th. College Program participants were scheduled to start in June will have their fees refunded, as that program has also been cancelled. The Fall program that runs from August through January has not been impacted at this time. – https://wdwnt.com/2020/04/breaking-disney-internships-cultural-representative-programs-suspended-starting-april-18-due-to-covid-19/The Disneyland All-American College band, which is made up of 21 college students from across the US, has been a staple since 1971. For 2020, the program has been suspended. – https://wdwnt.com/2020/04/disneyland-all-american-college-band-suspends-2020-program-over-coronavirus-pandemic/What might be different at the parks when they do reopen? Former CEO Bob Iger suggested in an interview with Barron’s that the parks would be a place that people need to feel like some form of normalcy has returned. In that case, guests have to feel safe in the parks, so adding something like temperature screenings, like they do bag screenings now could be a possibility. Iger also suggested that Disney will be looking at what their company will look like and do differently in the future as this pandemic has changed so much. – https://wdwnt.com/2020/04/bob-iger-suggests-temperature-screenings-for-guests-may-be-instituted-when-disney-parks-reopen-following-covid-19-pandemic/This week it was announced that Avenger’s Campus coming to Disney California Adventure later this year will not be “in canon.” For those not aware what “in canon” is, it means that it is not officially part of the official universe. The following is a spoiler if you have not watched Avengers Infinity War. The reason for it not being in canon is that characters that were sacrificed during Thano’s snap in the movie will be present, even though in the cinematic universe they are wiped out of the universe. – https://wdwnt.com/2020/04/avengers-campus-to-not-be-canon-with-marvel-cinematic-universe-the-snap-never-happened-in-theme-park-land/For guests missing the Easter egg hunts in the parks this year, shopDisney is stepping in to help! Starting April 10th at 9am, guests can try and identify hidden storytelling details woven into 3 exclusive Disney Backstage Collection t-shirts. Guests can win a 3-month subscription to the Backstage Collection for deciphering the clues. – https://wdwnt.com/2020/04/hop-into-a-virtual-egg-hunt-with-shopdisney-and-win-exclusive-disney-backstage-collection-prizes/Disney has released the latest video in their Disney Magic Moments series this week. This time, guests can take a trip around the world on it’s a small world. And not just at Disneyland, but from versions of the attraction from all around the Disney Parks. To see the other videos, visit the Disney Magical Moments website that we have linked in the show notes. – https://wdwnt.com/2020/04/video-take-a-virtual-ride-on-its-a-small-world-from-disney-parks-around-the-world/ and https://news.disney.com/magicmoments?CMP=ILC-DPFY20Q3wo0402200408200003EIf you want to learn how the Disney Magic is made and how to add this magic to your work life, The Disney Institute is offering a discount. For Annual Passholders, the Institute is offering a 15% discount on select professional development courses and summits. These courses offer a deep dive into the business of DIsney Parks and Resorts. Each course or summit is lead by Disney leaders and executives. If you are interested, or know someone who is, check out the link in our show notes. – https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2020/03/31/learn-how-to-bring-the-disney-touch-to-your-business-with-this-new-disneyland-annual-passholder-discount/#more-328247 and https://www.disneyinstitute.comDiscussion Topic:An audio tour of Disneyland. Music taken from Disney Chris, over at https://www.disneychris.com/

If you’re a collector of courses, then what you need is this 30-day challenge group in your life. Gavin Timms and I have done this before and it was hugely successful for our previous coaching students, so we wanted to offer it up at a time when everyone has a lot more time on their hands. Starting April 13th, jump in with us and start making offers. Gavin and I are going to be teaching you, with simple, easy scripts, how to make offers on the phone. We’re going to teach you marketing tactics that work. Gavin and I even role play a couple of scripts to show you how easy this can be. We’re going to be teaching you the fastest way to get leads, using cold calling and SMS texting. We’re not going to overcomplicate this with VAs and fancy, complicated triple dialers, although you can use those things if you want. The challenge group will offer daily support the first week, and then coaching calls three times a week after that. Plus, you’ll have access to a private Facebook group where you can show up with your offers and lean on us for support all month long. We don’t want to complicate this because we are challenging you to make five offers a day. So in this challenge, we’re going to teach the easy way to make offers so that you can make more of them more often. And here’s the thing. If you get a deal under contract, we’ll partner with you on it, or help you find a buyer. We want you to succeed, and this group is going to give you the support you need to stop taking courses and start making deals. And if you complete everything in the course, you’ll get your money back. There’s only winning in our 30-day challenge group. What’s Inside: —Our 30-day challenge group is designed to help you make real progress in real estate while everything is shut down. —We don’t care about perfection, we care about progress. —This challenge will put in a structure to your day that will give you some momentum. —Find out how to complete the group challenge and earn your money back. —All the support you need in the accountability group, including goals, weekly zoom calls, and tons of help on your offers. —Super simple scripts to help you start conversations with sellers and Realtors.

This first episode of season four takes you behind the scenes of the Love Anyway tour that took place last fall. Peek behind the curtain into the making of the Love Anyway film, a short documentary we created to explore the ideas around how we can heal what’s tearing us apart. We let you in on some of the conversations that happened before and during the making of the film.We were planning to share this immersive episode with you later this year to go along with a new Love Anyway tour across the US. But because of COVID-19, our spring tour is going online. So we bumped up our production schedule to share this with you now!(Starting April 9, we’re hosting five online, interactive events with Preemptive Love founders Jeremy and Jessica Courtney. Free tickets are available now, but space is limited.)Learn more.

As part of our continuing coverage of the Coronavirus, we’re pleased to welcome to the show Mr. Ashley Bell once again, who is the White House Policy Advisor on entrepreneurship and innovation. Ashley also serves as Regional Administrator for SBA Region IV and today he discusses the Paycheck Protection Program which authorizes up to $349 billion in forgivable loans to small businesses to pay their employees during the COVID-19 crisis. [Filmed on April 1, 2020] Starting April 3, 2020, small businesses and sole proprietorships can apply for and receive loans to cover their payroll and other certain expenses through existing SBA lenders. Click here to apply! To learn more, visit www.sba.gov https://www.myasbn.com/small-business-shows/atlanta-small-business-show/the-paycheck-protection-program-what-you-need-to-know-and-how-to-apply-ashley-bell-white-house-policy-advisor/

Shift happens, so how do we win in this shifting market?     Shift Happens! Many of us are pivoting our ways of doing business to appropriately navigate the new market of the moment. Suddenly, inventory levels have swung, and buyer and seller reluctance is higher than in recent years. How do we win in this shifting market? Starting April 13th, we will run through a 6 part series (via Zoom) where we will be reviewing and discussing the twelve tactics that will allow you to win in this new market. Week 1 we will be discussing Mindset and Expense Management tactics of winning. For any other questions you have in the meantime, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We’d be glad to speak with you. 

Birthing While Black has many nuances and the NATAL podcast is tackling this realm by providing a space for many black parents to tell their stories.  Tune in to listen to Gabrielle and Martina the executive producers of the NATAL podcast share how and why we need this podcast now more than ever! NATAL is a podcast docuseries about having a baby while Black in the US. We pass the mic to Black parents, to tell their stories of bringing new life into this world, in their own words. The docuseries also highlights the birthworkers, researchers, policymakers, and activists fighting daily for better care for Black birthing parents. Starting April 15, tune into NATAL wherever you get your podcasts!   Visit www.natalstories.com for bonus content, our community blog, and resource hub. And be sure to follow @natalstories on Instagram and Twitter. Links NATAL Podcast: www.natalstories.com/podcast NATAL Website: www.natalstories.com NATAL IG: www.instagram.com/natalstories NATAL Twitter: www.twitter.com/natalstories

Here’s your news for Wednesday the 1st of April.   Missing live sports? Gears 5 Operation 3 is now available and includes the brand-new mode Gridiron, which sees two teams fighting to run a neutral flag into their opponent’s endzone. With no respawns and a two-minute time-limit per round, this mode is INTENSE. Operation 3 also brings a new map and arena, in addition to new heroes, villains, and more.   Next, Soul Calibur VI just launched new DLC Character Haohmaru [how-maru], who you might recognize from the Saumurai Shodown series. Unlock Season Pass 2 to obtain the new Character Creation Set as well.   Also, it wouldn’t be April Fools without a few whacky game modes, and World of Tanks is showing up with their Turret Town 4v4 Multi-Base Assault Game Mode. You’ll only have 12 rounds of a single shell type, and all enemy health bars, nameplates, and map-icons will be disabled. One tip: Lock your turret in 3rd person view with RB, so you can look around without revealing your position.   If you’re looking for something that will keep you on the edge of your seat, look no further than The Complex, a brand new interactive sci-fi movie. After a bioweapon attack on London, it’s up to you to make the tough decisions that will lead to one of 8 possible outcomes.   Finally, the April Games with Gold are here! Xbox Live Gold and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members can now download Project Cars 2 for Xbox One, and Fable Anniversary for Xbox One and Xbox 360. Starting April 16, Download Knights of Pen and Paper Bundle for Xbox One, and Toybox Turbos for Xbox One and Xbox 360.   That’s all for today and we’ll see you tomorrow.  

This is going to be Part IV of our Q&A on COVID-19. And we're going to talk specifically a little bit about the FFCRA (Families First Coronavirus Response Act). Since the last podcast episode, this is past. It's a law that provides many provisions, but some of them are things like, paid sick leave and paid emergency family leave for those employees. The question we're going to be addressing is, "If I lay off an employee, do I have to pay this new sick leave and when does that kick in?". We're also going to talk about the differences between a "layoff" and a "furlough" as that seems to be coming up quite a bit in our chats.  Before we go too deep, please subscribe to our podcast. If you can find us on iTunes, Google podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, any pod catcher of your choice makes a huge difference. You can also subscribe at peopleprocesses.com. If you're on there right now, where you go there, a little pop up will show up. It's also in the top right. We have tons of exclusive subscriber only content, like our entire coronavirus kit, where we have sample communications with employees, how to communicate a furlough, how to talk about salary reduction, how to do telework and get people to utilize that and not necessarily take the leave. Those are all addressed in our policies. So please subscribe there.  Okay. Here's what you need to know. Starting April 1, 2020, which is when this podcast comes out. The Families First Coronavirus Relief Act (FFCRA) is a federal law that will require employers to facilitate two major changes. Under the law, employees must be given: 1. Up to two weeks of emergency paid leave (EPSL) for illness, quarantine or school closures and;  2. Up to 12 weeks during which the first two weeks are unpaid. So another 10 weeks for care for children during school closures related to COVID-19, most of which must be paid as well. There are a few exceptions to both of those. This is not going to be an in -depth on the FFCRA. There's tons of information about that on our website. And again, for our subscribers.  This is the question, Do we still have to provide the Emergency Paid Sick Leave (EPSL) or Emergency Family Leave (EFMLA) if we lay off or furlough our employees? And the answer is, If you've laid off (ended the employment relationship), they are no longer employees. So these leaves are not going to apply.  Workers who are still employed by you but not currently working any hours due to a business slowdown or shelter-in-place order are basically a furlough versus termination, they would also not qualify. The leave may only be used when an employee is unable to work because of the reasons listed in the law (their own sickness, a family member sickness, or school daycare closures). An employee who has already been put on a furlough is unable to work because you have nothing for them to do, either because business slowed down or the government has required closure. That's different than if they can't come in because they are sick or under a government order themselves. For quarantine government orders normally a medical order in the case of an employee.  You gotta be cautious, though, not to base layoff or furlough decisions on the employees' potential need for leave, as this can constitute unlawful retaliation or interference with their rights under the law. So you can't put people on furlough because you think they're the ones who are going to take the leave. You put people on furlough, because you don't have work for them to do. Does that make sense? Same with termination.  Remember, the government is going to fully fund these leaves through a payroll tax credit. If you don't have the funds available to cover the leaves until tax time, then you may use your payroll tax set aside to fund them. You still don't have enough, you can apply for an advance from the IRS. And as of Friday, March 27, a whole new law is passed where...

Believe me — Laurelton, Missouri was not where I’d planned to spend my summer vacation. But, as they usually do, things changed. I found myself living with my aunt, Mara, and working part-time at a women’s clothing boutique on the quaint and picturesque town square. I liked my job — I even made some new friends. The only not-so-great thing was the ghosts. Why was I the only one who could see them? Were they trying to warn me about something? About the dark, mysterious power I could feel radiating from the creepy old Masonic Lodge, orphanage, asylum and winery on the hill?   I’m Jaden, the host of Small Town Spirits. This exclusive content is available through the Straight-Up Enigmas podcast feed. Starting April 14th, find all our spooky tales about the ghosts of Laurelton by searching Straight Up Enigmas on your favorite podcast app.   Industrial Music Box by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100812 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

Today on this very special episode of BeastNet Host Mike James lands his "White Whale"(Moby Dick reference) After almost three years of trying to sync schedules, work interruptions, and figuring out how to make things work, Today Mike talks with Trailmaster Steve Hammond. Starting April 1, Participate in the Hammond challenge. You Run the number of miles for the day of the month. 1 mile on the first, 2 miles on the second, and so on until 30 miles on the 30th of April(You can substitute other mileage, biking, rowing, etc if daily marathons aren't your thing). Join us with him and log your progress on Instagram tagging @trailmasterhammond #HammondChallenge @BeastNetPod Mike and Steve reminisce about how they met at the 2016 Montana Beast when Steve was the Sweeper and they laugh about that experience with Mike and Stevie. They discuss what got Steve into OCR, his life as an international whitewater guide, Skiing all around the world, and eventually how his now wife Stacey suggested he tried @Spartan. Mike and Hammond compare stories about Seattle, Las Vegas, and of course many stories about Montana. From there they talk about the current race season, Broken Arrow Skyrace World Cup Race (Like a trail race, but extreme. 5-8k elevation gains, crazy views, and a fun crossover for Spartan Pro athletes), Spartan and OCR delays for COVID19, and the Hammond Challenge. WANT FREE STUFF? Do us a favor and rate us and leave a review on your favorite Podcast Platform. Screenshot it and email the review to us at BeastNetPodcast@gmail.com and we will send you a sticker. www.BeastNetPod.com Get Your Groove On by Ron Gelinas Chillout Lounge | https://soundcloud.com/atmospheric-music-portal Torn by Ron Gelinas Chillout Lounge Freedom by Twisterium | https://www.twisterium.com Bittersweet by | e s c p | https://escp-music.bandcamp.com Wandering by Numall Fix | https://soundcloud.com/numall-fix Runaways by MegaEnx | https://soundcloud.com/megaenx Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US #BeastNetPod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beastnetpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beastnetpod/support

Bio Ashkhen Kazaryan (@Ashkhen) is the Director of Civil Liberties at TechFreedom. She manages and develops policy projects on free speech, artificial intelligence, surveillance reform and sharing economy. Ashkhen also handles outreach and coalition building for the organization. Ashkhen is an Internet Law and Policy Fellow and an expert at the Federalist Society’s Emerging Technology Working Group, part of the Regulatory Transparency Project. Ashkhen received her Specialist in Law degree summa cum laude from Lomonosov MSU in 2012, Masters of Law Degree from Yale Law School and is completing her PhD in Law at the Law School of Lomonosov Moscow State University (thesis on Legal Regulation of Art Markets). At Yale Law she served as an Articles Editor of the Yale Journal of Law and Feminism, Senior Editor of the Yale Law and Policy Review and Editor of the Yale Journal of Law and Technology while also being Co-Chair of the Public Interest Fellowship. Ashkhen worked as the leading legal analyst at the High Intellectual Property Court, drafting decisions of the Presidium of the Court, creating precedents, including on information intermediaries and use of trademarks. In 2013-2014 she was a Fox Fellow at Yale. She is a proud supporter of New England Patriots and Broadway musical enthusiast. Resources TechFreedom News Roundup       Amidst COVID-19 epidemic, carriers challenged to balance network demands against providing needed access With millions of Americans now either working remotely or using the internet while they’re unemployed, the nation’s Internet Service Providers – or should I say, their workers—are working overtime to keep the networks going and traffic flowing freely online in order to meet demand. Edge providers like Disney and Netflix have cut bandwidth in Europe after regulators there stepped in and, here in the U.S., the Federal Communications Commission has opened additional spectrum for the carriers. The FCC has also relaxed a rule that prohibited carriers from gifting services to E-Rate subsidy recipients like schools and hospitals. Of specific concern to policymakers are rural residents without access who are unable to take advantage of remote healthcare options via high speed broadband. But the FCC has, up until now, lacked robust data regarding internet access in rural areas -- President Trump signed the Broadband DATA Act earlier this week, which will address some of the data challenges. But advocates like Matt Wood at Free Press are also pushing for better pricing regulations, an issue that affects both urban and rural areas, he told Gizmodo, as the average price of internet service in the United States surpasses that of countries like Russia, China, and Syria. Carriers’ responses to the increased demand brought on by coronavirus and relative high price of broadband have varied. In New York City, for example, Chalkbeat reported that ISPs that serve the area, including Charter and Optimum, have denied access to families with delinquent accounts, even if their children need an internet connection to participate in remote instruction while their schools are closed. Verizon, on the other hand, is offering free Fios and wireless service so customers who have been ordered to shelter in place can access entertainment and educational programming. Starting April 1, Verizon will also grant new customers access to its premium tier of movie channels, like HBO and Showtime, free for 30 days. Resilience of gig market tested Turning to the gig market … As you probably already know the number of Americans filing new unemployment claims reached an astonishing 3.3 million last week, the highest weekly unemployment rate ever, by a long shot. Previously, the worst weekly unemployment rate happened in 1982, when weekly jobless claims once hit 695,000 — still well under a million. But gig workers are being hit particularly hard, such as Uber and Lyft drivers faced with decreased demand for car service. And gig workers overall, who receive fewer employment perks and pay than full-timers working from home, have been laid off and, if they are 1099 independent contractors, aren’t able to claim unemployment insurance. When we look to corporate actors, there are good actors and some not so good. Google, for example, announced that it would extend the contracts of its temporary workforce by 60-days. The company is also investing $800 million in programs to help Small and Mid-sized businesses working to address the COVID-19 epidemic. Uber and Lyft on the other hand, according to the New York Times, have been promoting a California ballot initiative that would undue legislation signed into law there last year which would entitle workers whose work is controlled by their employers, like Uber and Lyft drivers, to qualify as employees, irrespective of whether they are W-2 or 1099 workers. The $2 trillion stimulus bill the president signed into law on Friday extends unemployment benefits to gig workers. However, advocates see this as only a band-aid—once it falls off, then what? Lacking health insurance, once Uber driver reportedly died from COVID-19 after he was exposed to a sick passenger. Turning to the ISPs, Charter isn’t giving bonus pay to workers who expose themselves to the coronavirus when they enter customers’ homes. What they are giving them though is a $25 restaurant gift card – no soap to wash their hands before they eat, though. That’s in the restaurant bathroom already. Twitter deletes Federalist post calling for mass coronavirus infection   Twitter deleted a post from the Federalist, the right-wing website, for retweeting a post by a fake dermatologist who’d been advocating for mass exposure to the coronavirus. Twitter also temporarily blocked the account. FBI warns of fake CDC emails regarding COVID-19 The FBI warned the public about cybercriminals exploiting the coronavirus epidemic by sending fake emails that appear to be coming from the Centers for Disease Control or other healthcare organizations. So be careful to check and double check not just the From field, but also the meta data to determine exactly who the email is coming from before you open it. If you’ve subscribed to newsletters from healthcare organizations, you can also filter them to a separate folder automatically so that anything appearing to be from them in the regular inbox looks suspicious by default when you’re reviewing your messages.  

Starting April 2nd 2020 temporary leaves of absence take effect for employers with less than 500 employees and the public sector.

  Incredible conversation with Theresa Pantanella owner of Pantanella Enterprises which is a full service digital creative agency.  Her brand is Right Away Leads.  It's time to level up or start your dream business. www.rightawayleads.com We discuss: Using Social Media to create relationships on line: How do you start? Doing your research/ developing your niche. Building an audience so they know like and trust you.  How long that takes. Setting up a marketing schedule Also: FB Ads and what's trending right now 3 Mistakes People Make And more! Theresa is offering an outstanding 4 week marketing course for only $97.  Starting April 1st.  Click on the link below or paste into your browser: bit.ly/3bopmRs You can also schedule a marketing coaching call with her using the link below: calendly.com/theresapantanella/30min Email her at theresa@rightawayleads.com Thank you for listening! Please also check out my other podcast The Good Karma Success Coach Follow on LI or IG melinda_vanfleet    

Starting April 28th, this feed is going to be called "MMA Fighting." And we’re going to cover all the angles by giving you a new, different MMA episode in your feed, four days a week: The MMA Hour on Mondays, Eurobash with Peter Carroll on Tuesdays, The A-Side Live Chat with Shaun Al-Shatti on Wednesdays, and The MMA Beat on Thursdays. If you currently subscribe to The MMA Hour, you don’t have to do anything — you’ll automatically get all four shows starting April 28th.

YES! You should. Human beings have cleansed in some way  throughout history. It has always been seasonal, since around this time of year stored food would tend to deplete and humans would be in a period of famine as spring crops were just starting to sprout. Nowadays, we are obviously not in any sort of famine! And, we don't need to intentionally create famine. In this episode we talk about some different philosophies and practices regarding cleansing - from water fasting, to juice fasting, to food-based cleansing.  Some takeaways include... What happens in the body when we fast or cleanse How to approach a water fast or juice cleanse Why living a detoxifying lifestyle is the most important way to stay healthy Why we are focusing on a food based cleanse this year (specifically, Medical Medium's 3-6-9 cleanse You are invited to join our cleanse! Starting April 29! Want support in the holistic healing journey through mind and body? Check out our Weekly Group Coaching program!   Links to learn more SHOW NOTES: https://alter.health/episode89/ SUPPORT US ON PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/alterhealth JOIN THE GROUP COACHING PROGRAM: https://www.alter.health/weekly-group-coaching GET OUR BOOK: https://amzn.to/2tmiOz3 APPLY TO WORK WITH US: https://alter.health/membership CONNECT ON FACEBOOK: https://fb.me/alterhealthinc CONNECT ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/alter.health

We are moving the podcast in a bigger and better direction! Starting April 15, 2019 we will officially be "Better Together with Maria Menounos." Can't wait to hear your thoughts! Drop a review with a topic you'd love to learn more about and look out for new episodes every Monday! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Starting April 22, 321 is starting this accountability sessions for existing clients in the cities you see in the image. The accountability sessions will cover the most important sales and business development content white collar sales professionals need to know to maximize sales productivity and sales performance. Our company’s goal is to offer sales and business development training to white collar business owners who did not have access to professional sales training in college or through certification programs. We want all salespeople to be successful and not have their businesses fail, under-perform or be at risk to being taken over by billion-dollar digital marketing companies. Click HERE to visit us on the Internet. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/321bizdevelopment/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/321bizdevelopment/support

We’re in the endgame now. Starting April 5th, SYFY WIRE is celebrating the release of Avengers: Endgame with a new, limited-series podcast - 22 Days of Marvel. Each day leading up to the premiere Endgame, we’ll revisit a different movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. We’ll be discussing the plot, calling out the best scenes & dialogue and most importantly - tracking all the connections and what they mean for Avengers Endgame. Subscribe today and don’t miss an episode. Whatever it takes.

It has been decided by the leadership group of Film Photography Podcasts that we have been spinning our wheels trying to compete against each other. As a result, we are ending The Homemade Camera Podcast and joining forces with our fellow podcasters to create the new CFNSLSP: The press release: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Announcing the formation of the Classic Film Negatives Sunny Lensless Studio Podcast Dear listeners, Film photography podcasts have exploded in number and we, the undisputed, established names in this niche have decided it is time to take action. The collective burden of generating fresh, creative content week-on-week in order to satiate the community lust for "all things analog" is not sustainable. We are putting our hands up to say yes, we have occasionally scraped the bottom of the barrel for content and should—no—must be better . In March 2019 our leadership came together to debate how we could collaborate in the interests of our listenership and the wider film and analog photography community. After heated deliberation, we settled on a single and universally effective solution: We should create a monopoly. Starting April 2019, our individual podcasts will be merging into a single community mammoth: The Classic Film Negatives Sunny Lensless Studio Podcast (CFNSLSP). A single podcast with over a dozen hosts and a new episode nearly every single day of the week will be providing you with: Camera reviews, classic lens reviews, industry insight, chatter, interviews, and competitions ...to name a few. Understanding that photography is not everything, we will also have special focus events covering adult beverages, classic timepieces, and lifestyle tips. No longer will you need to create playlists for your analogue photography podcast needs. A single voice will be able to provide you with all you need to, or in fact, should know. In the words of Russell Nash, "there can be only one". Further details to follow. In the interim, please remove yourself from this group and join the newly created "Classic Film Negatives Sunny Lensless Studio Podcast Facebook Group": https://www.facebook.com/groups/CFNSLSP. The first episode will be hosted by the kind folks over at CLP! We would like to take this opportunity to thank our loyal listeners for their patronage and hope to see you join the CFNSLSP family.   Sincerely,

This week, we present the final episode of the Classic Lenses Podcast. Our guest is The Man, The Myth, The Legend, from Fort Dodge, Iowa, USA: Mike Novak. We talk Twin Lens Reflex cameras, classic lenses, garden gnomes, Nickon/Naikon cameras, and how to photograph the perfect #NovakianLunch. An unexpected guest from a remote volcanic island stops by to join the chat as well. (Note: Karl is still MIA somewhere in the swamps of Florida...) ________ LISTEN TO THE PODCAST
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What's good everyone! It's a special episode for me because this Episode # 100!! On this episode, I'm talking about things that have stood in my way and I have gotten past on the road from passion project to entrepreneurship. Starting April 7th I'll be apart of a free online speaker series called The Relaxed Doctor: Creative tips to boost your resilience and create the work/life balance you always wanted. And I have a complimentary ticket for you to attend. I teamed up with Dr. Sheila Parai and she has gathered 15 business-minded speakers who are passionate about sharing their wealth of knowledge. If you want to find out the secrets to working smarter, living better and reaching your full potential, then register here therelaxeddoctor.com/drniidarko You can even watch from your home, office or on the go!  

Starting April 5th, teens and twentysomethings will start discovering the life they'll create by hearing about others' journeys to their careers. Tune in to learn about various careers and life lessons that are key to succeeding in life.

Every other month, SYFY WIRE will be tackling a new subject for it's EVERY DAY series. Starting in April, host, Dany Roth, will talk with a new guest, every day, about a different cartoon for EVERY DAY ANIMATION. So, even if you're a busy adult, give yourself permission to join us as we indulge in some of the best, the worst, and the weirdest cartoons ever made. Starting April 1st, available wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe now so you don't miss an episode!

Starting April 4, ‘Cape Up’ will be presenting a special series highlighting the voices of civil rights leaders. Some you know and some you may not. For the next two months, we’re going to hear their voices. Listen to their stories. And try to understand.

This show is a long form one on one interview with 20 year veteran Elite Trail Runner and environmentalist, Debbie Livingston. We could spend an entire episode discussing just the races that she has won. We could spend another episode discussing how to raise a fit and healthy family and getting them involved with trails and endurance sport. Or we could spend a few hours discussing the Cult of Ultra Culture and how it has changed in the last 20 years. That would still leave Yoga, coaching, trail advocacy, women’s rights, pregnancy and running, race directing, environmental issues, and a review of the most epic mountain trail routes in the North East. Today’s show is kind of a sampler of these things. The CULTRA trail running podcast is a place where we can get together and discuss all the fun stuff that happens on the trails, that most normal people don’t care about. CULTRA’s headquarters is located in the belly of the beast coast, Glastonbury Connecticut, so most of our stories involve North East Trail running or North East Trail runners.  The language used in this show is NOT explicit and raw so feel free to listen to this with your kids, or at work, and the only likely way you could be offended is if a little vegan talk upsets you, and if that’s the case, and your not open to discussing things that make you uncomfortable, then you most likely have other bigger issues to deal with in your life. At any rate feel free to swear at us if you need too. We don’t have sponsors at this point, instead we like to recognize the folks that support us.  The Shenipsit Striders are a Connecticut running club and a crucial thread in the fabric of the North East Trail Running Scene. They put on the Nipmuck Trail Marathon, which just celebrated 35 years, as well as a bunch of low cost, grass roots trail running events. Check them out! More information on Debbie: www.debbielivingston.com Race reports and other great content: www.scottlivingston.net  Debbie is presenting at one of the REI Woman’s Speaker Series which will be held on Monday, July 22nd at REI West Hartford from 7-9pm. www.rei.com  August 16th -18th Debbie Livingston is leading a Woman’s Trail Running and Yoga Retreat at the Highland Center in NH for the Appalachian Mountain Club. It is not listed yet on their website but will be soon. www.outdoors.org  Starting April 2nd, 2X per week, Debbie will be leading a youth running program in Bolton supported by the Shenipsit Striders. Attached is the application form. www.shenipsitstriders.org Shenipsit Striders: https://www.facebook.com/groups/shenipsitstriders Shenipsit Striders Events: https://www.facebook.com/ShenipsitStridersEvents Support Cultra with a small Monthly Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/CultraTrailRunning PayPal Donation link: Paypal.me.Cultra Twitter: https://twitter.com/blueblazerunner Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/cultratrailrunning/ Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/CultraTrailRunning/-R&eid=ARAvGAIpGFU6At4y7HqUd_Heqx5OaCT4rtQPiEHvQNuB0aDaF8juSY9Db3ihSqbqgmMgwz2GFQLpMVps

Growth is hard. Really hard. The good news is, you have it in you to take back control, do incredible things and shape a different reality. The bad news? Your brain is hard-wired to reject the unfamiliar, the uncomfortable, and the unconventional.  I am launching a NEW challenge like you have never seen me do before. We just wrapped up filming and I want to ask, are you ready to give up who you are for who you want to become? It’s time to up-level yourself and your business. Let’s go back to the passion, the reason you started this business. Let’s find that fulfillment and joy while living a life that you’ve always dreamed of. Whether you feel stuck in a rut or just want to grow as a person so you can grow your business, in just 5 days for less than 10 minutes a day, I’m going to help you rediscover your true self, refresh your perspective, and restart your life with a fresh dose of passion, fulfillment and joy.  What does this powerful 5-day challenge include? 5 days of action-driven daily content in the form of a short 10-minute video and a downloadable worksheet.   Exciting action triggers to make sure you implement what you’re learning and make the most of this experience.   A Private Facebook Community of powerhouse women, so you can get extra support during the challenge.   AND!!! A chance to win $1000 in cash if you fully show up and commit to creating a new (and up-leveled) reality for yourself.  Your new life is waiting for you. Starting April 30th to May 4th 2018. Sign up using https://shesbuildingherempire.com/limitless

Starting April 1st, commercial drivers not in compliance with the electronic logging device mandate started to be placed out of service. Just before the mandate went into effect, Mary McKenna talked with Sgt. Jason Morris with the Kentucky State Police on what could happen.

Just because something vanished, doesn’t mean it can’t be found. Gone examines the greatest disappearances in history, and the theories they spawned. If it's gone, we're looking. Gone is a production of Cutler Media and part of the Parcast Network. Starting April 23rd, new episodes will release every other Monday.

We're excited to finally tell you all about the changes we've been working on for the last few months! After listening, be sure to leave your comments at http://thedrewreviews.com/podcast/genrevision-announcement. To summarize: Starting April 29, the name of our podcast will change to GenreVision! Our website URL will change to GenreVision.com, too. This will not affect your subscriptions. GenreVision.com will be a home to more than just one podcast. We want to host more content, and a wider variety of content. We're adding a new podcast to the site this summer. Do you want to know more? Click here! We're seriously considering offering a low-cost premium subscription. The show will remain free to download every week! However, we are considering archiving the show's oldest episodes, and making them available to premium subscribers only. We also want to make exclusive new content for premium subscribers. We won't be updating our Facebook page anymore. Trying to effectively promote your page on Facebook is expensive, and we don't want to give any money to them. Also, Facebook is an ethical nightmare.

Today we talk about how to be a good person and why so many people aren't. Starting April 1st I'm challenging everyone to do one good deed each and every single day. When you do, post your good deed on your social media with #gooddeedschallenge

Christie Miller of EatTrainWin is known as a Healthy Living Architect. She wasn't always health minded, especially in her workaholic days in the financial and legal industries. As she climbed the ladders of success she did it at the cost of her own health and happiness. In this podcast, you will hear her story about the loss of her father and how it forced her to face her own health issues. As a Healthy Living Architect, she guides her clients through weight loss and building a happy lifestyle with fitness, nutrition and life coaching. Starting April 3, 2017, Christie hosts the Eat Train Win for Life: Weight Loss Made Simple in Your 50s and Beyond Summit. Register here for free. Christie is offering all podcast listeners a free download of her 7 Keys to Creating the Winning Weight Loss Mindset.

Dave's Lounge on WHUP The Dave's Lounge podcast is becoming the Dave's Lounge radio show! Starting April 10, Dave's Lounge will air on Sundays from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PMRead More Dave’s Lounge Is Moving To The Radio!

Until the season starts, hold yourself over with the Spring Training edition of our podcast. Starting April 4th, the show will be released on M-W-Fr. The post Eamus Catuli – 03/29/16 appeared first on Radio Misfits.

Teri Johnson, owner of Keeping It Personal, Teri works with female small business owners helping with strategy and growth.  Helping bridge the gap between personal and professional success, Teri walks her talk.  She’s had a hilly journey herself, so she comes from a place of authenticity and hope.  She really will help you THRIVE! Key Ideas: Part 1 – Interview Highlights How to identify who you really are in each of your rolls. Avoiding FOMO – Fear of Missing Out Being intentional and mapping out your ideal month Date night suggestions Morning and Evening rituals The power of authenticity Part 2 – My Miracle Morning Magic (thanks Hal Elrod!) Silence Affirmations Visualization Exercise Read Scribe – (Write) Website Links Keeping It Personal – Teri’s website Clarity to Thrive Course — Starting April 6th! Miracle Morning Recommended Resources Overcoming The Nevers: by Gardening Your Life and Nurturing Seeds of Truth, by Teri Johnson The Uncommon Woman: Making an Ordinary Life Extraordinary by Susie Larson The Miracle Morning: The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed to Transform Your Life (Before 8AM), by Hal Elrod Encouraging Word of the Week:  Proverbs 11:25  “A generous woman will prosper; she who refreshes others will herself be refreshed.” The post #040: Teri Johnson and My Miracle Morning (Podcast) appeared first on Christy Largent.