Podcasts about Swanberg

On today's classic edition of Family Talk, author and comedian, Dennis Swanberg, will highlight the importance of different emotional fuels, such as humor and words, that we need. Through wit and wisdom, Swanberg emphasizes how central it is to love someone by using their specific grade of fuel that relates to them. Dennis will have you in fits of laughter and then tears as he shares his pearls of wisdom. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/707/29

Live at The Hungry Brain with Esmeralda Leon, Deirdre Crimmins, James Swanberg, Jeremy Tromburg October 19, 2023 live show Esmeralda Leon for co-host Deirdre Crimmins for conversation James Swanberg for musical guest Jeremy Tromburg for house band The Hungry Brain for venue Chicago for city Donate to our Patreon

This week I'm talking with Sarah Swanberg, acupuncturist and co-founder of Indigo Wellness Centers in Connecticut. Sarah shares her journey of expanding from a solo practitioner into two multi-disciplinary wellness centers with 15 staff members. In this episode, we talk about: Creating a company culture that aligns with your valuesWhat marketing has worked for Sarah and what hasn'tEmail newsletters as a powerful marketing tool for staying top of mind with patientsHow books and media appearances can enhance your authority and credibilityRepurposing content and using platforms like Help a Reporter Out (HARO) toStaying adaptable to the ups and downs of running a businessAnd moreI hope you enjoy this episode with Sarah!Join me for the Acupuncture Business Planathon this Sunday! >> Click here to learn more and register. Can't join us live? No problem. A replay will be sent out to everyone who registers. If you're a student OR finances are a little difficult year, feel free to email me at michelle@michellegrasek.com for a 1/2 off discount code. Hope to see you there!SHOW NOTES:Indigo Wellness Group WebsiteSarah's book, A Patient's Guide to AcupunctureIndigo Wellness Group Instagram @indigowellnessgroupIndigo Wellness Group Facebook @indigowellnessgroupHelp A Reporter Out (HARO)Sign up for the 2024 Acupuncture Business Planathon - Live on Sunday, Dec. 10th at 11:00 am Eastern TimeSupport the showCurious about Acupuncture Marketing School, the online course for marketing beginners? Join me inside! Click here to learn more.

We are all beneficiaries of the "shade trees" carefully planted by family, friends, and those who have gone before us. Listen in as Pastor Dennis Swanberg encourages us to be shade trees that sow seeds into others that they would become “shade trees” too. (11/26/2023)

FALL AWAKENING: MONDAY EVENING Joshua 1 Dr. Dennis Swanberg Our guest speaker is Dr. Dennis Swanberg, a gifted encourager and comedian. He served the local church in pastoral ministry for 23 years. Then, in 1995, Dennis took a leap of faith when he stepped down as church pastor and stepped up to the microphone on stages and platforms all across America and the world. A deeply loved pastor and popular guest on Dr. James Dobson's national broadcasts, Swanberg has been called

FALL AWAKENING: PLANTING SHADE TREES JEREMIAH 32 Dr. Dennis Swanberg Our guest speaker is Dr. Dennis Swanberg, a gifted encourager and comedian. He served the local church in pastoral ministry for 23 years. Then, in 1995, Dennis took a leap of faith when he stepped down as church pastor and stepped up to the microphone on stages and platforms all across America and the world. A deeply loved pastor and popular guest on Dr. James Dobson's national broadcasts, Swanberg has been

FALL AWAKENING: SUNDAY EVENING John 11 & 12 Dr. Dennis Swanberg Our guest speaker is Dr. Dennis Swanberg, a gifted encourager and comedian. He served the local church in pastoral ministry for 23 years. Then, in 1995, Dennis took a leap of faith when he stepped down as church pastor and stepped up to the microphone on stages and platforms all across America and the world. A deeply loved pastor and popular guest on Dr. James Dobson's national broadcasts, Swanberg has

Live at The Whistler with James Swanberg, Esmeralda Leon, Jessica Risker, Al Scorch Brandon Wetherbee for host James Swanberg for house band Esmeralda Leon for co-host Jessica Risker for Music Therapy Al Scorch for hot dog poetry The Whistler for venue Chicago for city Donate to our Patreon

Follow the journey of Sarah Swanberg, a determined wellness provider who discovered acupuncture as a second career. She has built Indigo Wellness Group, a thriving center that fills the gaps in traditional healthcare for women, while collaborating with her sister and creating a supportive environment for her team and clients. In this episode, you will be able to: - Develop a thriving wellness center equipped with acupuncture therapy. - Create unity through effective team-building in the health sector. - Unlock the potential of alternative healthcare with insightful intuition. - Transform family bonds into business ties. - Envision the expansion of your wellness services for continuous growth. Today's special guest is Sarah Swanberg. With a heart full of passion and a desire to create an impact, she embarked on a journey to build a wellness center that would cater to women's unique needs during key stages of life - preconception, fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum. Sarah isn't just an acupuncturist - she's a holistic healer, a caregiver, and an influential entrepreneur. Having successfully navigated a personal journey through motherhood and fertility, combined with a professional background in Chinese medicine, Sarah founded and now co-manages the flourishing Indigo Wellness Group. Her story is a compelling manifestation of the seamless blending of personal experience with professional knowledge. Get all the links, resources, and show notes here: https://wellnesscentercreators.com Sponsored by Jane App, Jane offers online booking, charting, scheduling, secure video and invoicing on one secure, beautifully designed system: https://jane.app/ Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it!

Dennis Swanberg, an encouraging speaker, comedian, and humorist, served the local church in pastoral ministry for 23 years. Then, in 1995 Dennis took a leap of faith when he stepped down as church pastor and stepped up to the microphone on stages and platforms all across America and the World. “The Swan” soon became “AMERICA'S MINISTER OF ENCOURAGEMENT”, a job he takes seriously as he continues to speak to about 150 organizations, faith-based groups and corporations every year. He has hosted two successful TV series, authored 9 books, and created over two dozen DVD/CD productions. Dennis is a graduate of Baylor University where he majored in both Greek and Religion (1976). He earned both a Master of Divinity (1980) and a Doctor of Ministry (1986) at Southwestern Seminary, Ft. Worth, TX.

On today's edition of Family Talk, Christian comedian Dennis Swanberg says that many men are lonely and they struggle with regret and secret fears. Proverbs 27:17 declares, As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another. That's why all Christian men need to resist the temptation to isolate, and should find a trustworthy accountability partner. Swanberg points to the biblical examples of Paul and Luke as well as Silas and Timothy. When men confess their sins in transparency to God and to one another, they can be healed. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/707/29

Megan Swanberg had one heck of a birth experience, now she's got 3! babies under 2 in her home.

Megan Swanberg had one heck of a birth experience, now she's got 3! babies under 2 in her home.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.12.02.518821v1?rss=1 Authors: Backstrom, F., Jimenez-Ferrer, I., Grabert, K., Belfiori, L., Luk, K., Swanberg, M. Abstract: Parkinsons disease (PD) is a heterogeneous disorder characterized by intraneuronal inclusions of alpha-synuclein (-Syn), a strong neuroinflammatory component and neurodegeneration. Human genetic association studies have shown that variants affecting quantity and quality of major histocompatibility complex II (MHCII) have implications in PD susceptibility and it was recently shown that PD patients have -Syn specific T lymphocytes in circulation. The class II transactivator (Ciita) is the major regulator of MHCII expression and reduced Ciita expression has been shown to increase -Syn induced neurodegeneration and pathology in vivo. Here we show, using flow cytometry in an -Syn overexpression model combined with -Syn pre-formed fibrils (PFF), that congenic rats with naturally occurring differences in Ciita expression have altered local and peripheral immune populations. Lower Ciita levels are associated with increased percentages of microglia and circulating myeloid cells being MHCII+ but with lower levels of MHCII on individual cells. Additionally, lower Ciita levels was associated to higher TNF levels in serum, trends of higher CD86 levels in circulating myeloid population and a lower CD4/CD8 T lymphocyte ratio. Taken together, these results indicate that Ciita regulates serum TNF levels and baseline immune populations which could mediate an increased susceptibility to PD-like pathology. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.12.02.518821v1?rss=1 Authors: Backstrom, F., Jimenez-Ferrer, I., Grabert, K., Belfiori, L., Luk, K., Swanberg, M. Abstract: Parkinsons disease (PD) is a heterogeneous disorder characterized by intraneuronal inclusions of alpha-synuclein (-Syn), a strong neuroinflammatory component and neurodegeneration. Human genetic association studies have shown that variants affecting quantity and quality of major histocompatibility complex II (MHCII) have implications in PD susceptibility and it was recently shown that PD patients have -Syn specific T lymphocytes in circulation. The class II transactivator (Ciita) is the major regulator of MHCII expression and reduced Ciita expression has been shown to increase -Syn induced neurodegeneration and pathology in vivo. Here we show, using flow cytometry in an -Syn overexpression model combined with -Syn pre-formed fibrils (PFF), that congenic rats with naturally occurring differences in Ciita expression have altered local and peripheral immune populations. Lower Ciita levels are associated with increased percentages of microglia and circulating myeloid cells being MHCII+ but with lower levels of MHCII on individual cells. Additionally, lower Ciita levels was associated to higher TNF levels in serum, trends of higher CD86 levels in circulating myeloid population and a lower CD4/CD8 T lymphocyte ratio. Taken together, these results indicate that Ciita regulates serum TNF levels and baseline immune populations which could mediate an increased susceptibility to PD-like pathology. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

The mix is an electro selection of underground and other less obscure tracks. Not all are rarities. What was once underground eventually comes to the surface as in the well-known Deep House classic Deja Vu by DJ Larry Heard or other House Classics A Naked Theme by Joey Negro and Lost Illusions by Shazz. Underground is the scene where Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti - Chris & Casey - have been in many parts of their music career which started with Throwing Gristle. Their production Exotica is a catchy dance electro-pop tune. Another great tune is by the late J. Dilla from his experimental EP “Ruff Draft” (warning of explicit lyrics). Return to the Underground mix also features Dilla's friend and producer Madlib in his experimental electro hip hop Jazz band, Yesterday New Quintet. Music gems such as Trompetas al Anochecer by electro hip-hop band from Barcelona, Barnabasstars or the Hippie Session 2069 by the Venezuelan duet of Masseratti 2 LTS. De Phazz is a nu-jazz and downtempo from Germany whose contribution in this selection Depression Royale adds soul to the mix. Bogdan Irkük a.k.a Bulgari is a Rare Avis artist in the dance music world. His real name Måns Swanberg is a Swedish designer, illustrator and animator who has masterly translated his visual concepts into unique music production. We cannot forget the eponymous track that gives name to the mix. Aybee is the alias of Armon Bazile a recording artist who has forged an eclectic music career from the turn of the millennium as dj, producer and artist in its own genre. Bazile takes various musical sources for his productions and with those he assembles his electro rhythms that transport you to a profound mystical experience on the dance floor. Music 1- Return to Underground - AYBEE 2- Take Advantage - FREESTYLEMAN 3- Deja Vu (Remix)- LARRY HEARD 4- The laws of Physics - BOGDAN IRKÜK a.k.a. BULGARI 5- Exotica - CHRIS & COSEY 6- Depression Royale - DE PHAZZ 7- A Naked Theme (Source Mix I) - JOEY NEGRO 8- From the other - FRED P 9- Lost Illusions - SHAZZ 10- Dice Game - YESTERDAY NEW QUINTET 11- Crushing' (Yeeeeaah!) - J DILLA 12- Hippie Session 2069 - MASSERATTI 2 LTS 13- Trompetas al Anochecer - BARNABASSTARS

The mix is an electro selection of underground and other less obscure tracks. Not all are rarities. What was once underground eventually comes to the surface as in the well-known Deep House classic Deja Vu by DJ Larry Heard or other House Classics A Naked Theme by Joey Negro and Lost Illusions by Shazz. Underground is the scene where Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti - Chris & Casey - have been much part of their music career which started with Throwing Gristle. Their production Exotica is a catchy dance electro pop tune. Another great tune is by the late J. Dilla from his experimental EP “Ruff Draft” (warning of explicit lyrics). Return to the Underground mix also features Dilla's friend and producer Madlib in his experimental electro hip hop Jazz band, Yesterday New Quintet. Music gems such as Trompetas al Anochecer by electro hip-hop band from Barcelona, Barnabasstars or the Hippie Session 2069 by the Venezuelan duet of Masseratti 2 LTS. De Phazz is a nu-jazz and downtempo from Germany whose contribution to this selection Depression Royale adds soul to the mix. Bogdan Irkük a.k.a Bulgari is a Rare Avis artist in the dance music world. His real name Måns Swanberg is a Swedish designer, illustrator and animator who has masterly translated his visual concepts into unique music production. We cannot forget the eponymous track that gives name to the mix. Aybee is the alias of Armon Bazile a recording artist who has forged an eclectic music career from the turn of the millennium as a DJ, producer and artist in its own genre. Bazile takes various musical sources for his productions and with those he assembles his electro rhythms that transport you to a profound mystical experience on the dance floor. Music 1- Return to Underground - AYBEE 2- Take Advantage - FREESTYLEMAN 3- Deja Vu (Remix)- LARRY HEARD 4- The laws of Physics - BOGDAN IRKÜK a.k.a. BULGARI 5- Exotica - CHRIS & COSEY 6- Depression Royale - DE PHAZZ 7- A Naked Theme (Source Mix I) - JOEY NEGRO 8- From the other - FRED P 9- Lost Illusions - SHAZZ 10- Dice Game - YESTERDAY NEW QUINTET 11- Crushing' (Yeeeeaah!) - J DILLA 12- Hippie Session 2069 - MASSERATTI 2 LTS 13- Trompetas al Anochecer - BARNABASSTARS

08/14/2022 Dennis Swanberg

Comedian, speaker, and author Dr. Dennis Swanberg joins us! Not only does he bring a large dose of comedy, but also a powerful message about planting shade trees that you may never sit under (and leaving a meaningful legacy in the process).

According to Dr. Dobson, "an inheritance is something you leave to someone, while a legacy is something you instill in someone." On today's edition of Family Talk, speaker and comedian Dennis Swanberg delights an audience through his memories with his family. As he reflects on the humorous moments with his parents and grandparents, Swanberg explains that the spiritual legacy they left him was like someone planting a shade tree. When Thomas Edison invented the light bulb, he couldn't envision New York City's skyline, and when the Wright brothers built the first plane, they couldn't envision a 747. They planted "shade trees" for future generations to enjoy. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1091/29

According to Dr. Dobson, "an inheritance is something you leave to someone, while a legacy is something you instill in someone." On today's edition of Family Talk, speaker and comedian Dennis Swanberg delights an audience through his memories with his family. As he reflects on the humorous moments with his parents and grandparents, Swanberg explains that the spiritual legacy they left him was like someone planting a shade tree. When Thomas Edison invented the light bulb, he couldn't envision New York City's skyline, and when the Wright brothers built the first plane, they couldn't envision a 747. They planted "shade trees" for future generations to enjoy. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1091/29

Recently there's been a dramatic shift in the American workforce: The “Great Resignation.” “The Big Quit.”  In one year, more than 47 millions of people left their jobs. The majority were women. “It is horrible for our economy when millions of women exit the labor force,” says economist Michelle Holder, CEO of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth. While men have regained nearly all the jobs they lost since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, we're still missing 2 million women. So where have all the women gone? So where have all the women gone? We'll hear Holder's insights, as well as the stories of two working women whose thriving careers were turned upside down by the rigidity — and sexism — built into the American workplace. Guests Kari McCracken, a mother from Lexington, Kentucky. She had a job she loved, and managed close to a hundred employees. Then the pandemic hit. Kiarica Shields single mother of four in Georgia, lost her job as a hospice nurse in the early days of the pandemic, then with schools and child care closed, has struggled to find the care she needs in order to find work. Michelle Holder, economist, CEO Center for Equitable Growth who has been named one of 19 Black economists to watch by Fortune. Author of two books, she recently published an important paper on the impact of COVID-19 on job losses among Black women in America. Resources for Show notes  Handling work-family conflicts: future agenda, International Journal of Manpower, 2017 Work-Family conflict and mental health among female employees, Frontiers in Psychology, 2018 Measuring work-life conflict among low-wage workers, Nichols & Swanberg, 2018 The jingle jangle of work-nonwork balance: a comprehensive and meta-analytic review of its meaning and measurement, Casper et al, 2018 Lower-wage workers and flexible work arrangements, Danziger & Waters Boots, 2008 When work and families are allies: a theory of work-family enrichment, Greenhaus & Powell, 2006 Work-family enrichment and satisfaction: the mediating role of self-efficacy and work-life balance, Chan et al, 2015 “The Early Impact of COVID-19 on Job Losses Among Black Women in the U.S.” Holder 2021 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Recently there's been a dramatic shift in the American workforce: The “Great Resignation.” “The Big Quit.”  In one year, more than 47 millions of people left their jobs. The majority were women. “It is horrible for our economy when millions of women exit the labor force,” says economist Michelle Holder, CEO of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth. While men have regained nearly all the jobs they lost since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, we're still missing 2 million women. So where have all the women gone? We'll hear Holder's insights, as well as the stories of two working women whose thriving careers were turned upside down by the rigidity — and sexism — built into the American workplace. Guests Kari McCracken, a mother from Lexington, Kentucky. She had a job she loved, and managed close to a hundred employees. Then the pandemic hit. Kiarica Shields single mother of four in Georgia, lost her job as a hospice nurse in the early days of the pandemic, then with schools and child care closed, has struggled to find the care she needs in order to find work. Michelle Holder, economist, CEO Center for Equitable Growth who has been named one of 19 Black economists to watch by Fortune. Author of two books, she recently published an important paper on the impact of COVID-19 on job losses among Black women in America. Resources for Show notes  Handling work-family conflicts: future agenda, International Journal of Manpower, 2017 Work-Family conflict and mental health among female employees, Frontiers in Psychology, 2018 Measuring work-life conflict among low-wage workers, Nichols & Swanberg, 2018 The jingle jangle of work-nonwork balance: a comprehensive and meta-analytic review of its meaning and measurement, Casper et al, 2018 Lower-wage workers and flexible work arrangements, Danziger & Waters Boots, 2008 When work and families are allies: a theory of work-family enrichment, Greenhaus & Powell, 2006 Work-family enrichment and satisfaction: the mediating role of self-efficacy and work-life balance, Chan et al, 2015 “The Early Impact of COVID-19 on Job Losses Among Black Women in the U.S.” Holder 2021

Sarah Swanberg, Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, shows us how acupuncture, Chinese and East Asian medicine can complement Western practices, and may even be the missing link to helping you become symptom free.

PUBLIC VERSION. Filmmaker Joe Swanberg (DRINKING BUDDIES, YOU'RE NEXT, Netflix's LOVE) is one of the most prolific artists working today. Writer, director, producer, actor, editor, cinematographer… he literally does it all! Swanberg sits down with Adam, Joe, and Arwen to discuss his career journey from aspiring basketball player to filmmaker… the films and filmmakers of the mid-80's to mid-90's that inspired him while working at Hollywood Video… how he prioritizes projects that “can be made tomorrow” rather than investing years developing giant productions that may never ever get made at all… how working with Adam Wingard helped teach him how to make really good movies really fast… and how he turned a combination of fear and major life changes like becoming a father, getting divorced, and being broke into the very fuel that kept him churning out project after project in his 20's and 30's. Swanberg also discusses acting in Mickey Keating's latest film OFFSEASON which opened in theaters on March 11th and is currently available on VOD and digital! Dr. Arwen provides “Hollywood Therapy” for a filmmaker unsure of just how much time, energy, and money to spend promoting and traveling with a short film on the festival circuit and Swanberg reveals where you can now finally stream his earlier previously impossible to find films in this total geek-out between three fellow filmmakers / cinematic nerds.

Do you live your life to refresh others?In this sermon, Dennis Swanberg talks about how we can be a refresher to people around us. Watch this sermon and share it with your family and friends!

According to Dr. Dobson, "an inheritance is something you leave to someone, while a legacy is something you instill in someone." On today's edition of Family Talk, speaker and comedian Dennis Swanberg delights an audience through his memories with his family. As he reflects on the humorous moments with his parents and grandparents, Swanberg explains that the spiritual legacy they left him was like someone planting a shade tree. When Thomas Edison invented the light bulb, he couldn't envision New York City's skyline, and when the Wright brothers built the first plane, they couldn't envision a 747. They planted "shade trees" for future generations to enjoy.

According to Dr. Dobson, an inheritance is something you leave to someone, while a legacy is something you instill in someone. On today's edition of Family Talk, speaker and comedian Dennis Swanberg delights an audience through his memories with his family. As he reflects on the humorous moments with his parents and grandparents, Swanberg explains that the spiritual legacy they left him was like someone planting a shade tree. When Thomas Edison invented the light bulb, he couldn't envision New York City's skyline, and when the Wright brothers built the first plane, they couldn't envision a 747. They planted shade trees for future generations to enjoy. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/707/29

The best shade trees you'll ever plant are the ones you'll never sit under!None of us are self-made. We're all sitting under "shade trees" that were planted by our forefathers, by our families, and by our friends. Now, it's your turn to leave a meaningful legacy by planting your own shade trees for others to sit under.Not everyone can be a legend, but everyone can leave a legacy.

Prospector, tycoon, westerner, politician, father, and husband, George Hearst was a man of his time and as Matthew Bernstein relates, an part of the Gilded Age. In his biography, Bernstein traces Hearst's life from his Missouri childhood to the booms and busts of his mining career. As the father of William Randolph Hearst, George left quite a legacy.Essential Reading:Matthew Bernstein, George Hearst: Silver King of the Gilded Age (2021).Recommended Reading:David Nasaw, The Chief: The Life of William Randolph Hearst (2000).W. A. Swanberg, Citizen Hearst: A Biography of William Randolph Hearst (1963).Judith Robinson, The Hearsts: An American Dynasty (1991).Alexandra Nickless, Phoebe Apperson Hearst: A Life of Power and Politics (2018). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How do you trust in the process of your birth experience? In today's birth story, we're chatting with Charly and Dan Swanberg about the births of both of their daughters: Luna and Kaiya. Charly's mother had 3 home births herself, so the experience was already familiar and normalized for Charly. Both chiropractic students, Charly and Dan have cultivated a strong understanding and trust in the human body and its abilities. We get to hear about both pregnancies, which went for about 42 weeks. As well as the surprise of getting pregnant 4 months after their first birth. It's great to hear both perspectives from the whole journey and about the lessons that each learned. Links: Doing It At Home book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3vJcPmU DIAH website: https://www.diahpodcast.com/ DIAH Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doingitathome/ DIAH YouTube: https://bit.ly/3pzuzQC DIAH Store: https://yoursuccessfulhomebirth.com/ DIAH Merch: https://bit.ly/3qhwgAe  Give Back to DIAH: https://bit.ly/3qgm4r9

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Ian and Sujewa kick off summer with a trip to the beach!Joe Swanberg's 2012 film, All the Light in the Sky, centers on a struggling actress named Marie (Jane Adams) whose weekend visit with her young niece, Faye (Sophia Takal), showcases a life lived on her own terms--for better and worse.In this multi-faceted conversation, the guys examine Swanberg's filmography (and the critical response to it); issues of race in the independent film scene; why All the Light in the Sky is a perennial winter movie for Sujewa, and what movies would look like if there were fifty Hollywoods instead of just one!Also, Sujewa gives an update on his forthcoming movie, The Secret Society for Slow Romance!"The Slowdown" is Kicking the Seat's monthly exploration of the world of Slow Cinema with filmmaker Sujewa Ekanayake. Catch up on previous episodes on our "The Slowdown" Playlist.Show Links:Watch the All the Light in the Sky trailer.Listen to Ian's interview with Jane Adams and Kate Lyn Sheil for She Dies Tomorrow (referenced in the conversation).Find clips, making-of videos, and other cool info about Sujewa's upcoming film, The Secret Society for Slow Romance.Keep up with all of Sujewa's projects.Subscribe to, like, and comment on the Kicking the Seat YouTube channel!

Pete Swanberg joins Pat and Eddie to share how he sees adoption as a social justice issue and encourages people to engage. Show Notes: www.loveallourkids.com www.bethany.org www.csa-stanislaus.com/childrens-services

On this episode of Finding Your Bliss, Judy Librach and her esteemed guests are talking all about surrogacy in Canada. Our first guest Dr. Clifford Librach is a Reproductive Endocrinologist, who is the Founder and Director of the Create Fertility Centre in Toronto. He completed his Medical School and Obstetrics and Gynaecology Residency training at the University of Toronto, followed by a fellowship training in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (REI) at the University of California, San Francisco. He is also a Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the University of Toronto. Dr. Librach has made significant contributions to current fertility practice in Canada and Internationally. He has served on provincial and national committees for the development of standards for the practice of REI in Canada. Dr. Librach is the past president of the Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society (CFAS). And Dr. Librach is also a leader in the field of reproductive biology research. From a clinical research standpoint, Dr. Librach has been a pioneer in the study of medical and psychosocial aspects of third party reproduction, namely surrogacy, as well as egg and sperm donation. He has been an invited speaker at more than 40 international and national scientific meetings, has published over 100 peer-reviewed original publications, 9 book chapters and over 500 abstracts. Later on in the program we will meet the CEO of Canadian Fertility Consulting, and the Founder of Sacred Surrogacy, Leia Swanberg, who is not only a surrogacy matchmaker, but she has actually been a surrogate two times, along with being an egg donor 6 times and she is the mother of five! She began Canadian Fertility Consulting and Egg Helpers in 2007 after her second surrogacy, with the intention of creating a more rewarding experience for surrogates, egg donors and intended parents. With a background in business development and management, Leia turned her personal passion for alternative family building into a full-time business. Leia believes that surrogacy and egg donation is more than a medical transaction

Today's episode is special with a dear friend of mine as our very first guest! Erin Kalte-Swanberg is a relator based in the Sacramento/Placer County area and is the author of "Awakened: A Divine Healing from Drug Addiction". We talk about how Erin and I came to be life-long friends and the journey of life lessons that we have been on together. Honesty and transparency is something we both value in our friendships and relationships and that is one of the things that I appreciate the most about Erin- she has no desire to project a perfect persona. Hear about her crazy journey to overcoming her addiction, finding her purpose, and how she navigates every season. We love and appreciate all of the feedback we have been getting from our loyal listeners! If you haven't yet, please rate this, share it with your friends, and let us know what you think of this episode! Jessica on Instagram - @fitnesswink Tess on Instagram - @Tessdeterding Where you can find Erin: Instagram - @erinswanberg Website - erinswanberg.myrealtyonegroup.com

Dr. Dennis Swanberg | 2.24.21 Winter Bible Conference | North Richland Hills Baptist Church Sermon Audio Podcast

Dennis Swanberg, considered by many as “America's Minister of Encouragement,” shares his testimony and how he uses laughter as a tool to bring down the barriers that people have in order to promote faith and family values in a lighthearted and humorous way.

BJ takes us to Dresden, Germany where he begins research on his most groundbreaking project: the Wet Specimen. A dead body was secured within minutes of death. Occiput, atlas, axis and spinal cord removed to determine actual size in life. This would either prove or disprove the Specific Chiropractic principle and practice and elevate the profession into the realm of objective science.

Karley Sciortino's “Slutever” empire and Joe Swanberg's Netflix show, “Easy,” remind us that not all bad sex encounters are existentially and forever bad or damaging. There's a “good” kind of bad that we tolerate in so many parts of our lives, but we don't always extend that trial-and-error tolerance to our sex lives. Sciortino, Swanberg, and I (lol presumptuous) are here to tell you that there's “good” bad sex that's important and necessary. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alittledeath/support

Dennis Swanberg is a hilarious Christian comedian who uses a powerful tool to teach powerful truths. He uses his gift of humor to help people consider the truth of God's Word. In this episode of the Word of Life Podcast you'll hear Dennis discuss how he got started as a comedian, valuable lessons he's learned about accountability and having people to encourage you in your life. You'll also hear about the struggles he's had with two sons who have struggled with alcoholism. It's a great episode of humor, tears, and powerful truth from God's word.

Pregnancy is intimidating. Your body changes. There’s another thing in there stealing the food you eat. You crave things like pickles and peanut butter. But, with all this normal stuff aside, what if you have type 1 diabetes and you’re pregnant? Sarah Swanberg walks us through both of her pregnancies–the blood sugar challenges, perilous diet […]

Pregnancy is intimidating. Your body changes. There’s another thing in there stealing the food you eat. You crave things like pickles and peanut butter. But, with all this normal stuff aside, what if you have type 1 diabetes and you’re pregnant? Sarah Swanberg walks us through both of her pregnancies–the blood sugar challenges, perilous diet […]

As a Halloween month bonus we review the new film Little Sister by Zach Clark bring you an interview with Clark and producer Joe Swanberg. A drama set among 'That' Halloween loving family in suburban North Carolina. Featuring an all star cast with Addison Timlin, Ally Sheedy, Barbara Crampton, and Keith Poulson. Little Sister is available now on VOD, iTunes and Amazon Video.

Over seafood from C Chicago, indie filmmaker Kris Swanberg sits down for inimtate conversation with host Elysabeth Alfano on The Dinner Party To Go. They discuss making movies, her newest film, "Unexpected", and tyring to balance it all.

In theaters and/or On Demand now, you can check out new films by Alex Gibney, Michael Winterbottom, Woody Allen, and Joe Swanberg. Last year, you could also check out one or more new films by Gibney, Winterbottom, Allen, and Swanberg, and the year before that, too. This week’s podcast delves into the work habits of our most prolific filmmakers: Are they that inspired, or is something lost by working too fast? This week also sees the release of yet another YA adaptation, this one Lois Lowry’s 1993 YA standard The Giver. Though the film breaks from the book, Hollywood has been conservative about staying faithful to popular texts. But at what cost? The Expendables 3 inspires a game this week about its mostly ancient action stars, and we wrap it up as always with our quick-fire recommendation segment, 30 Seconds To Sell.