Podcasts about Sylvester

October is National Depression and Mental Health Screening Month. In honor of this important month, The Doctor Whisperer Show will be dedicated to #MentalIllnessAwareness all month long. Tune in on Monday, 10/11/21 at 6:30am EST, for a brand new episode of The Doctor Whisperer Show featuring Functional Psychiatrist, Mark Sylvester M.D., of Alternative Psychiatry. BTW- This will be the FIRST show ever in the history of TDW Show that will be presented in GALLERY VIEW! So excited about this new show format! ▪︎ ▪︎ ▪︎ Mark Sylvester, MD, ABAM, was born and raised in Sarasota, Florida. He received his medical education at the University of Miami and training at the University of Florida College of Medicine. Dr. Sylvester received graduate education in Neuropsychopharmacology and Psychobiology. He is board certified in Psychiatry & Neurology as well as Addiction Medicine. In addition to caring for his patients with Alternative Psychiatry, where he practices Functional Psychiatry and Integrative Health, he also currently serves as medical director of Centerpointe Counseling and Recovery, Sarasota Addiction Specialists, and the Suncoast Harm Reduction Project aimed at reducing opioid related overdose deaths. Dr. Sylvester is an adjunct faculty member at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (LECOM) where he lectures and clinically trains medical students. He is active in research and is published in the Journal of Biomechanics, Journal of Global Drug Policy, and American Journal of Psychiatry, on topics related to biomechanics, obesity/food addiction, professionalism, addiction in clinical practice, and psychiatric symptoms in end-of-life care. ▪︎ ▪︎ ▪︎ Thank you to TieTechnology for sponsoring the show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedoctorwhisperer/message

Today on Kenny Webster's Pursuit of Happiness: Cost of not having a border wall Vax mandates Houston Mayor's many scandals Dave Chapelle is the GOAT Special guest Wayne Dolcefino

Today on Kenny Webster's Pursuit of Happiness: The national crime wave Houston mayor in hot water Ditto for Miami police chief Kellogg's strike

On this week's episode of Broken Simulation, Sam Tripoli's handler is revealed once and for all.Support our advertising partners:Visit www.hellotushy.com/broken for 10 percent off their wonderful bidet!To learn more about LightStream's offer, visit www.lightstream.com/brokensim!Join a massive online learning community and get a free month of premium service by visiting www.skillshare.com/broken!More stuff:Get episodes early, and unedited, plus bonus episodes: www.patreon.com/brokensimulationWatch Broken Simulation: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCob18bx1jaU1HYPCPNRnyogSocial media:Twitter: @fatdragonpro, @johnnywoodardInstagram: @samtripoli, @johnnyawoodard

Check out episode #126 of the Versatile Success Podcast where I had an in-depth conversation with Sly Jenkins III. Sylvester is a combat veteran, author, mental health advocate and adversity and resilience speaker with four tours in Iraq and one tour in Afghanistan. He is a retired First Sergeant with 21 years of military service in the US Army. He has accomplished measurable results under extreme pressure while leading teams of multiple personnel in dynamic, fast-paced and hostile environments. He is a recipient of multiple awards for outstanding performance and professionalism. He completed the Master Resilience Training Course from the Leader Development Division and The University of Pennsylvani. Sylvester is a member of the National Society of Leadership and Success. He graduated from Columbia Southern University, where he received his Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership.  He is certified in Advance Leadership, Executive Leadership and Youth Mental Health First Aid.  Sylvester self-published the books A Quick Cure to Successful Leadership, Winning the battle within and The Compass. He is a phenomenal speaker who has empowered 1000's of people by helping them reach their goals, both personally and professionally. Website: IG: @sylvesterjenkinsiii FB: Sylvester Jenkins III Books: Winning The Battle         A Quick Cure to Successful Leadership:   The Versatile Success Podcast is available on ALL podcast platforms and the video is on Justin's YouTube page. Justin's Contact: IG: Justin's Contact Links: 1 Free Discovery Session with me My 30-Day Lost & Found Program Versatile Success Membership Grab a copy of my book on Amazon:  

Got bullied for being nerdy and dyslexic, depression, suicide attempts; these are just a few things Sylvester went through in his youth. These struggles may have made him go into a downward spiral, but by the strength of his faith and his loved ones, he was able to change his mindset and overcame everything. In this episode, Neena is joined by author, motivational speaker, and musician Sylvester Long. They talk about his book Out of Pain, Into Purpose, which is all about his story he now uses as a tool to fulfill his life's purpose - to help you turn your pain into your purpose.   Sylvester Long is a motivational speaker, and he is the founder/owner of Out of Pain, Into Purpose, LLC. His speaking platform focuses on the purpose of the pain we experience in our lives and how we can turn it around into the purpose that God destined for us. Sylvester has spoken in front of numerous groups of people in local schools, churches, and conferences.   Sylvester has been featured in numerous media outlets, including local news stations such as WRBL and WLTZ as well as online magazine articles such as VoyageATL and Buzz Magazine Atlanta. He is also a recent graduate from Georgetown University, obtaining his Master of Professional Studies (M.P.S.) degree in Sports Industry Management. He is a 2018 graduate from Columbus State University, receiving his Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Exercise Science.   Check more of Sylvester: FB: https://www.facebook.com/outofpainintopurpose IG: https://www.instagram.com/outofpainintopurpose or https://www.instagram.com/anointed_blackkingdrummer/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sylvester-long-jr-04b8997b/   Get his book from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Pain-Into-Purpose-Sylvester-Long-ebook/dp/B08RCTY7PS   Show notes: [1:10] More about Sylvester Long [2:37] What he went through [6:27] Sharing his story to the youth [12:24] On being a musician, and which genres he loves playing [14:41] Diving deeper into Out of Pain, Into Purpose [19:58] His faith IS the anchor for everything he does [23:19] F.O.C.U.S [29:11] Where to find Sylvester Long [31:24] Outro   We discuss real-life topics, tools, and tips on how to challenge and transform your thinking with no sugar added. Hope you will go on the journey with us as we grow, fail, and get back up.  https://linktr.ee/Neenaperez

Wednesday's episode will continue as previous Monday's post where we will narrate the confessions sent to us. This episode, Aunty Lulu will have another piece to tell us, story from Montreal Drive where weird incidents happen involving toy and the confessor's home and Sylvester told us about how something appear to him when he was younger and took his kidney away

Former Utes + NFL LB Stevenson Sylvester joins The Drive to discuss Charlie Brewer's departure, Cam Rising's potential, 'players only' meetings, struggles up front + more

Episode 49 of the podcast welcomes Tom Sylvester, a former tight end at FAU who is now serving as a federal agent with the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, the oldest the oldest operating federal law enforcement agency in the United States. Sylvester sits down with Dan Lundy to explain how football helped him compete in the professional world, his college football career, stepping away from the game sooner than planned, impactful coaches, and acknowledging time is a resource we cannot replace. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Our most interview guest.. we are checking up with him and talk about how his late 2020 to today.

Thank you for stopping by and listening to another episode of Late Night with Sylvester. This episode is a Dear Diary time where I give y'all a story about work and this beef with my manager.Don't forget to subscribe, Like and give me my 10's in the comments! Twitter @ LNwithSylvester Email: LateNightwithSylvester@gmail.comMusic by: Ketsa - Revealed Music by: Mike Q, Ash B. - Legendary  *I do not own the rights to this song*Love and Peace!

Let's have some fun with some killer Nu Disco gems, new releases, remixes & Classics. There's some sweet tracks by Sylvester, Dimitri From Paris, Dave Lee, Horse Meat Disco, Marshall Jefferson, Crackazat and JKriv. Look out for Marshall Jefferson's fantastic remix of Dimitri From Paris' 'Music Saved My Life'. Put your hands up let's go! All tracks are selected and mixed by @thefunkassassin with Love. For all past shows click here ==> soundcloud.com/thefunkassassin/sets/the-word-is-love-soul-funk Thank you for listening. Instagram: www.instagram.com/the_funk_assassin/ Spotify: open.spotify.com/user/g2fac3ls3k8e1ucxe4fqe7g89 Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheFunkAssassin/

Join us as we FINALLY get around to talking about the HBO Max 'Looney Tunes Cartoons'! Marc looks at Episodes 2 and 7 which has the return of Gossamer, Yosemite Sam as a Russian. Sam and Ralph come back from an over 50-year hiatus, and Porky and Daffy are firefighters. Jordan looks at Episodes 1 and 5 which has Sylvester annoying the animals (again!), Porky and Daffy are taken into the jungle, Bugs Bunny just wants to ride a rollercoaster, and Yosemite Sam is an arm-wrestling champion.

By William Steig

Former Utes + NFL LB Stevenson Sylvester joins The BRS to discuss his first game working the sideline, Utah vs Weber St takeaways, question marks after game 1, Charlie Brewer under center, a tribute to Ty Jordan, tension during Holy War week + more 

Jeden Dienstag und Donnerstag Kult: SWR3-Moderator Kristian Thees ruft seine beste Freundin Anke Engelke an und die beiden erzählen sich gegenseitig ihre kleinen Geschichtchen des Tages.

Crimes Against Pop CultureHere we go again, everyone!! Episode number 8 is here. This week Gerry and I discuss the third part in the "Rocky" saga, "Rocky III". Listen as Gerry finds out some very interesting trivia about this particular chapter of the "Rocky" lore. Find out why Mr. T's mother was upset at him and how long did Hulk Hogan and Sylvester really tangle inside the ring. As usual Gerry and I make complete asses of ourselves but at least we can make you laugh while doing it.Subscribe to iTunes!Listen here!

Sly! Former Utes/NFL LB Stevenson Sylvester joins The Drive to preview the season opener vs Weber St., discuss coach Jay Hill, what to expect from the Wildcats + more 

ST #13 - Have you ever made a wish without really thinking it through?This month's story is about just that. Sylvester finds a magic pebble that can make wishes come true. But when a lion frightens him on his way home, Sylvester makes a wish that brings unexpected results.Enjoy this sweet story, of love, hope, and gratitude.Find this show directly at:howtolife.com/sylvester

Thank you for stopping by and listening to another episode of Late Night with Sylvester. This episode is a Dear Diary time where I talk about my crazy week at work. I hope y'all enjoy it. My prayers are with everyone affected by Hurricane Ida. Don't forget to subscribe, Like and give me my 10's in the comments! Twitter @LNwithSylvesterEmail: LateNightwithSylvester@gmail.comMusic by: Anthem of Rain - Leave the Country (Instrumental)Love and Peace!

This episode is sponsored in part by Smalls Fresh Cat Food and Doobert.com. We all know cats are great at hiding pain, but what if there was a way to monitor your cat's pain just by taking a photo of her face? That is the goal of Sylvester AI's new app Tably. Today Stacy is talking with Sanja Massey of Sylvester AI about the app and the implications for cat health as it continues developing. The Tably app uses the Feline Grimace Scale, a medical study that identified 5 facial cues that indicate whether a cat is in pain. The app reads those cues from a photo. Sanja shares some success stories from the app's development and how the app can be used by veterinary clinics to monitor how a cat is doing after a surgery or treatment. You can find them in the app store as Tably, online on the Sylvester AI website, and on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Jeff Bergman's name may not ring a bell, but he has some very recognizable alter egos: Bugs Bunny, Sylvester the Cat and Yogi Bear, to name a few. Bergman is the voice of many of the cartoon stars of “Space Jam: A New Legacy.” His repertoire includes nearly 200 voices, including Donald Trump and Joe Biden in Showtime's “Our Cartoon President.” He tells KCRW about some of the challenges of this often overlooked profession. 

Alchemy is a science reaching back at least 2500 years. Alchemy was practiced in nearly every part of the developing world and sought to understand life through a combination of magic and primitive chemistry. Alchemy is no longer practiced, except for a handful of people around the world who believe the goals of Alchemy are attainable. Alfred Sylvester claims the secret of Alchemy was hidden from the masses for centuries. With his new book 'The First Mythology' he shares 35 years of his personal research into Alchemy. In it he describes how he solved the riddle of the 'Philosophers Stone', the legendary substance thought to cure all ailments and extend life. Sylvester's labors recently paid off when he actually created the 'Philosophers Stone'. He was not able to test the crystal like substance. His dog tipped the research table over and the results were lost. Sylvester continues his research and hopes others will carry on the process and discover what the substance can actually do. - www.thefirstmythology.com ****************************************************************** To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv *** AND NOW *** The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.com The ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewpaper.com

Alchemy is a science reaching back at least 2500 years. Alchemy was practiced in nearly every part of the developing world and sought to understand life through a combination of magic and primitive chemistry. Alchemy is no longer practiced, except for a handful of people around the world who believe the goals of Alchemy are attainable. Alfred Sylvester claims the secret of Alchemy was hidden from the masses for centuries. With his new book 'The First Mythology' he shares 35 years of his personal research into Alchemy. In it he describes how he solved the riddle of the 'Philosophers Stone', the legendary substance thought to cure all ailments and extend life. Sylvester's labors recently paid off when he actually created the 'Philosophers Stone'. He was not able to test the crystal like substance. His dog tipped the research table over and the results were lost. Sylvester continues his research and hopes others will carry on the process and discover what the substance can actually do. - www.thefirstmythology.com ****************************************************************** To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv *** AND NOW *** The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.com The ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewpaper.com

   It's refreshing to be able to find a place to rest from a road trip and ease my mind from the perpetual gray asphalt desert that the interstate can be. There was a time in my career when I could hit the road at 3 am and keep moving till I got where I was going, no matter how far the destination, with the exception of bathroom and food stops. But I'm getting older by the minute, and I can't make my trips as easily without taking a break. No duh, right? Every minute that passes, you're another minute older, Captain obvious! It's just that I used to be able to ignore it. I can't ignore it anymore. I seem to be falling apart - something my younger self was warned about, but I pushed away from my mind because that was in The Future …    Well now I'm coming to terms with the reality that my body has its own agenda. It wants to call it quits. It's my body's grand scheme to rot like that bag of salad you said you were going to eat, but then threw to the back of the refrigerator and forgot about. That salad got soft. Things turned colors they weren't intended to turn. There is a smell coming off it that causes you to make a certain kind of stink face and when you finally take it out to throw it away, you exclaim, “That's OLD!”    From Atomic Red Studios in the heart of Granite Country, I'm Michael Blackston, and while some of you might still call me a youngun at the age of 48, I‘m not feeling it anymore. Let's get acquainted with some of the things that are flashing bright red as a great big warning sign in my Funny Messy Life. _________________________      The first thing a doctor would tell me is that my biggest issue is my diet and exercise habits, or lack thereof. Dear old doc would explain that of course I wake up feeling like Mr. Magoo after he's been run over by a dump truck hauling a ton of broken wheelchairs and walkers. When a person goes to bed at night after eating a family sized frozen lasagna and three Little Debbie Fudge Rounds, that person will naturally wake up with the sensation that they got too close to the cars of a Tilt-A-Whirl and all of the passengers were contestants on The Biggest Loser. Add to the fact that the last time I engaged in any sort of real, regular exercise, I was unable to grow facial hair, and there's the answer.    I know I haven't helped my cause over the years, but my body still hates me. And I think that even if I ran five miles a day and ate only tofu and broccoli, the things I'm about to mention would still be going on.    Let's start with my teeth.    I've mentioned before what a nightmare my smile is. I could be the grinning poster boy for horror movies, but theatres would never allow it because people would be too disgusted after looking at it to buy popcorn. My teeth started crumbling in my twenties and never looked back. For a while, I was able to fix my smile with veneers. Very expensive veneers, I might add. Thanks to my dad, I was able to put off the inevitable for a while, but because my teeth have always been weak, even that decayed after a while, and now the inevitable is at the door.    At this writing, I'm eight days from getting dentures. I'm still having trouble with the thought of it. It's not the extractions of the bad teeth that are left. I can handle that. It's the fact that I'm having to get DENTURES! At least for right now, it's only the upper teeth that have let me down. The bottoms are getting crowns. Again, an expensive endeavor.    I've always been a singer, and that's what I'm most worried about. I haven't know anything but singing since I was four or five years old. I recently had an … episode … while I was traveling and had too much time to think while the gray desert loomed ahead of me. I began to think about what life would be like if my new upper plate restricted me from singing or speaking. I love my visual art, but if you asked me which activities mean the most to me, it wil be first leading worship at church, followed by performing on stage. And guess what? DING DING DING! You guessed it! Both of those things involve me using my big ol' loud mouth. And that's not to mention the fact that I hope to start a speaking ministry when I get my teeth situated, or that I'd like to continue voice work like this podcast, recording audio books, and doing voice overs. I won't be able to do any of that as effectively if I sound like I have an enormous, unwieldy, apparatus in my mouth because I have an enormous, unwieldy apparatus in my mouth.    So I freely admit that I had … an episode … while driving alone in my truck.    As I noodled it through, and imagined myself in front of the congregation at church, sounding like Sylvester the cat, I started to lose it. It sounded something like this:    “Noooo, God! No, God, Please no, no! No! NOOOOOOO!!!!”    After that I cried a little and pled … pleaded? Pledded? I pledded with God not to make my speech and singing a huge, mushy mess of spit and incoherent babbling.    Here's the good news, and I swear this isn't a joke. This happened. Immediately after that, I realized I needed to pee, so I pulled onto the next exit and while I sat idle in my car, I felt led to do a search on YouTube for Singing with dentures. And after I fixed the autocorrect, which wanted to help me search for videos about Stinking Wig Dennis, I found a video that lifted my spirits. I think I was pointed there by God. It was by a beautiful young woman who was a singer who wears a full set of dentures, both top and bottom. And they're not implants. They're actual dentures. First, I noticed that she's beautiful and the teeth look great. But then she said so many people who are aware of her dental issues have asked her if it affects her singing, so the whole video was made to set their minds at ease. She sang a few verses from a Christian song I happen to love, and she sounded amazing! She said she had not been affected at all.     Now, I realize that's not the case for everyone, and I fully expect a period of getting used to speaking around mine and during that time, I may very well sound to t he congregation like there's a Pharisee hiding out in my mouth, purposefully trying to make me unintelligible. But now I have hope. If I'm meant to lead worship, God will make a way for it and I'm content with that.   Teeth aren't my only bane. I have a back that used to be stronger. I could do a hundred sit-ups at one time in my life. However, a few months ago, I decided that I needed to tighten my abs, but I was in a hotel room and had only the floor to aid me. I laid a towel on the floor to act as a barrier between my body and all manner of filth that lives and thrives in the carpet of a hotel room. Not creating a barrier between you and them is asking for trouble. You want a Pharisee in your mouth? Because that's how you get a Pharisee in your mouth.   I prepared myself that since it had been quite a while between now and the last time i did a real sit-up, there might be a hint of resistance. But there wasn't a hint of resistance. When I tried to perform the sit-up, there was all out maniacal laughter from my back region. Exercise hoity-toities call that your Core.    My Core was mean to me.    HAHAHAHAHAHA! You thought you were going to get up from this position without being creative, much less perform even one measly sit-up? What were you thinking, my naive friend? How old are we now? Eighty? Feels like we're eighty if I'm being honest. Dude, you might even have to call for help to get up at all. OOPS! You left your cell phone WAAAAY up over there on the counter at the sink and you got to know that hotel phone is CRAWLING with Pharisees! HAHAHAHA! You're stuck! HAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!    Yeah, I couldn't do a single sit-up. Since then, I've slowly remedied that and my core is a tad stronger, enough that I can do a few sit-ups, but starting a finicky pups mower is a whole different story.    I woke up one morning a few weeks ago barely able to walk and I couldn't figure out what I'd done to my stupid “CORE”. It got better after a few agonizing days, but I did it again a couple of weeks later, and I recognized the pattern. On both occasions, I'd insisted that the push mower would start if I just yanked on the string long and hard enough. Neither time worked, but both times saw me waking up the next morning feeling like the victim of a Grizzly Bear in rut with bad eyesight. I realized where I had made the Faux Pas.    And the sight in my right eye is still bad from the attack of the Shingles I endured back in March of 2020. It got into that eye and blurred everything out. I hoped it would clear up after a while, but not so. It's not as bad by the end of the day, but again, first thing in the morning, I can't see much at all and that's not great for someone who makes their living as a visual artist. I'm already nearsighted in the other eye, but for now I can see clearly enough from my one good eye to do my work. Someone asked me to describe the effect from the Shingle Eye. I said it's like a Grizzly Bear with bad eyesight is in rut and is having an epic battle with a Pharisee in the middle of a snowy field. They kick up all that snow and that's what I see in the morning.     The maladies tally like the list of food items at the world's largest buffet. Shoulder pain that flares up when thar's a storm a-comin'.  Pale, pigmentless skin that combusts when exposed to the sun and the scars that remain come in the form of cancers. My hearing has been leaving me for some time. You generally have to say everything to me twice.  I had a fungus once that left my big toe permanently yellow.  I mentioned the teeth, there's, and the back. Type 2 Diabetus. Tinnitus. Which occurs as occasional ringing in my ears and I'm frequently able to hear my pulse in my head when I'm laying just right. I have a few skin tags. I call them my Love Dangles. My fingers hurt from time to time and I fully expect that will be getting worse. A friend called it a visit from Uncle Arthur. I randomly itch when I'm trying to go to sleep, especially when I start thinking, I hope I don't randomly itch while I'm trying to go to sleep. There's a hair that grows from the side of my nose and I have to pluck it. And lately I've started using certain words like, Hooligan and Whippersnapper.      I'm growing old, and getting old is getting old. It comes with the territory, I know. Lots of people are worse off than me, I know. One day I'll be in heaven and everything will be perfect, I know. I can't wait for that. Until then, I'll try to bite my tongue if the Pharisee in my mouth tries to start any monkey business, and I'll work hard at being content with where I am in life.    As a matter of fact, let's embrace a better term. Mature. Ha! I've never been accused of being mature.

Imagine if you will, a time not unlike the one you are living in now, a place filled with sweaty pungent smells, floors littered with waxy paper cups, the gentle roar of bloodthirsty fans, and Robert Loggia crying. That is the world of Over The Top! This is the story of a man just trying to win a truck while eating steak and making his son arm wrestle random kids at truck stop arcades. Dan and Brock square off in a deep dive of arm wrestling proportions! (WTF does that even mean?) If you like what you hear please leave a like, comment, or subscribe! Go to www.droppedculture.com to find out more! Remember kids "The world doesn't meet you halfway!"

Former Utes + NFL LB Stevenson Sylvester joins The Drive to discuss fall camp on The Hill, how Whittingham handles offseason football, his thoughts on Devin Lloyd, the Holy War, the legendary coach John Pease + more 

Its Arnold against Sylvester. Who has the bigger biceps and the better movie? Be sure to follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @drivemoviespod and follow and like our Facebook page Drive-in Movies with Hogan and Rudy @HoganAndRudy for all the updates on when new episodes are available. Love the Podcast? Let us know what movies you'd love to see us cover! Reach out to us on social media or you can even send us an email at driveinmovieshr@gmail.com Enjoy the show!

“A person has to want to change in order to change,” Sylvester Boyd Jr. Our history largely defines who we are as a people and explains why we do things the way we do them. Unfortunately, many people do not know their history leave alone that of other people that they live with. This lack of knowledge about history explains many ills that are being experienced today and could be avoided if people are taught accurate history. This is according to our guest today, Sylvester Boyd Jr, who has been a teacher and has lived to experience what it means to be historically informed. Mr. Boyd has a passion for history and geography. He has been interviewed by radio and TV programs across the U.S., Great Britain, and other countries covering issues of race relations, perseverance, disparities in education, and current events. His laser focus on the truth, helps him make historical connections within these topics. He uses family stories across generations and his personal life experiences to write The Road from Money series; hoping to teach and uplift readers; while pointing out injustice and racism. Mr. Boyd's expertise in business, education, motivational speaking, the entertainment industry, and world travel gives him a unique perspective and insight into current racial and poverty-driven tensions around the world. Currently he can be seen on several major TV series and movies with Academy Award-winning actors such as Taraji P. Henson and Forest Whittaker. As a background actor, he has also appeared with other well-known actors in The Dilemma, Transformers 3, Empire, The Boss, Chicago PD/MED/Fire, Shameless, Lovecraft Country, Fargo, and other TV episodes. In today's episode, we will have a conversation about history and why people need to be aware not only of their own history but also of other people's history. We will also discuss more on the reasons behind ‘The Road from Money' book series. Listen in! Social media handles http://www.boydbooks.net  Author interview: http://www.boydbooks.net/bio  FB links: https://www.facebook.com/sylvester.boyd.3  https://www.twitter.com/SylvesterBoyd1 I have a degree in both history and geography. [4:04] One of the problems we have right now is that we are not taught accurate history. [4:32] History, as I read it from the books, doesn't match with what I learned in high school. [4:38] Once I got into college and got deep into history, I learned a lot of things that I thought were true or not true and a lot that were omitted. [4:48] For example, we talk about a time when Colombus discovered America and generations upon generations believing it as their history. [5:03] Europeans, Caucasians, or white people our history tend to make them better and diminish everybody else and that is purposeful. [6:32] We have to start to look at the real facts because if you do not, falsehood will always lead you down the wrong path. [6:16] I think all secondary schools should have a history as a requirement. [6:35] History and where people come from and where they are, their customs and traditions should be discussed. [6:52] Once you start going into history you may be shocked what it is versus what you think it is. [7:00] People don't know about history, and if they are not taught right, then they cannot act right. [8:32] Our education system has played a part in that because I have been a teacher and I know we are not giving our kids the right education. [8:44] To diminish black, brown, or native American history, you also have to diminish white history because history will always be true. [8:56] An educated person not only knows their history, but they also know the history and culture of others. [9:58] Our kids were not taught the right history and therefore they don't know. [10:32] Another thing is that you do not know what you lose and therefore hold your country back. [10:50] Minorities are a big part of the country, coming up to be the majority of the country. [11:10] Democracy without a vote is not a democracy because once you lose the vote and do not let people vote, you have lost your democracy. [11:22] We have to look at ourselves as a people and question where we want to end up [12:10] Commercial Break. [13:29] Money Mississippi was the town that Emmet Till was killed and thrown in Tallahatchie River and that was the beginning of the American civil rights movements and it happened in the year 1955.[15:10] My folks came from the town that started the civil rights movement in America. is a really important connection with history I have that most other people don't have. [15:41] Another thing I have been fortunate to do is to live in all different societies. [15:54] My mother was incisive enough to know that she did not want her children raised in some of the environments that the kids did and so she moved her kids to an environment that she felt was conducive for their learning. [16:40] These are things that people had to do to make adjustments to the society they lived in so that they could develop. [17:10] I always say the minorities have to look twice than the majority. [17:50] Culturally I have been able to live with everybody. [21:00] You cannot make a person change their heart or what they think, but you can educate them. [21:52] Race is a social construct of man and it has nothing to do with how smart you are. [22:55] A person has to want to change in order to change. [25:50] We have not taken of the environment the way we are supposed to and we are a society that uses and loses and that will come back to haunt us. [26:17] My aunt deserved the honor of the book and it was important for me to put her story out there. [28:25] It is also a story of all people who struggled to be part of what they should have been a part of from the very beginning. [28:40] We are a country of many people and races, but we as a people have never accepted that we are all created equal. [28:55] If you take from me you take from yourselves at the same time. [29:16] Don't be afraid of change and take advantage of the opportunities that come towards you because they last for only a brief moment and it is fickle it moves on to the next person if you are not ready. [32:24] …………………………………………………………………………………… Thank You to our August Sponsor! Tired of the time and expense to get a manicure or pedicure? Try Color Street today! Base, color, and top coats of high-quality liquid nail polish in each strip results in a brilliant, salon-quality manicure in just minutes. No dry time, smudges, or streaks, and your mani/pedi lasts up to 10 days. Color Street is 100% real nail polish, not stickers. Learn More: https://www.colorstreet.com/bhroberts/party/2095611  

As we well know, cats are hard to read sometimes. Are they happy? Are they sad? Are they feeling under the weather? The Tably app is here to help! This week Michelle Fern talks to Sajna Massey from Sylvester.ai, the creators of the Tably app for cats! Enjoy less guessing and more healthy years together with Tably. It takes the worry out of cat care thanks to their AI-based Remote Patient Monitoring. Tably actively monitors your cat's health, painlessly and remotely. EPISODE NOTES: How Is Your Feline Feeling? Tably Knows!

Happy Monday, Let's Talk Sales listeners! This week's guest is Jay Sylvester! Jay is an Executive Vice President and Creative Director at Saatchi & Saatchi Wellness, a health and wellness agency that moves consumers and healthcare professionals to seek greater well-being and help build strong brands.  Over the course of his career, he's led creative […] The post Selling Creative with Jay Sylvester appeared first on Criteria For Success.

Thank you for stopping by and listening to another episode of Late Night with Sylvester. This episode is a Dear Diary time where I talk about my experience seeing Ari Lennox and the girls fighting at the club. I hope y'all enjoy it. Don't forget to subscribe, Like and give me my 10's in the comments! Twitter @ LNwithSylvesterEmail: LateNightwithSylvester@gmail.comMusic by: Ketsa - High-Vibe Love and Peace!

Are you addicted to overthinking? (like I am) How do you know what to say yes to, or no to? Do you understand the essential importance of being in a men's group? In this episode, my guest is author Sylvester McNutt III. I loved this conversation with Sylvester. In fact, this conversation felt more like ... Read more

Thank you for stopping by and listening to another episode of Late Night with Sylvester. This episode is a Dear Diary time where I talk about life, bae, and watching what you tell your friends about bae and that fuckboy called the “DaBaby”.Don't forget to subscribe, Like and give me my 10's in the comments! Twitter @LNwithSylvesterEmail: LateNightwithSylvester@gmail.comMusic by: Yung Kartz - BoulevardLove and Peace!

Episode 140: Space Jam: A New Legacy (2021) w/ Guest Jehad ChoateFind us around the web and subscribe on your favorite podcast player! Welcome Guest Jehad Choate: Jehadchoate.comInsta: @jehadchoateFacebook: @jehadchoatemusicWatch Real Acting Here!Help make Half Dead Fred Here!Space Jam:  A New LegacyDirected by: Malcolm D. Lee Written by: Juel Taylor, Tony Rettenmaier, Keenan Coogler, Terence Nance, Jesse Gordon, Celeste BallardScore by: Kris BowersBudget: $150 millionCast:Lebron James as Himself Cedric Joe as Dominic “Dom” JamesDon Cheadle as AI-G Rhythm Zendaya as Lola BunnyJeff Bergman as Bugs Bunny, Sylvester, Yosemite SamTalking Points:What was your experience with the original? Spoiler-Talk: Overall ThoughtsWhat are some standout moments?Final thoughts. 

Today on the podcast I'm joined by my buddy Chad Sylvester of Exodus Trail Cameras. I know we're still in the dog days of summer, but soon we'll need to shift our gaze from summer velvet to locating hard horned bucks we'd like to kill during the fall. With that shift in mind, your trail camera strategy and placements will need to change in many cases. Today we're talking all about the summer to fall shift and what trail camera strategies and placements you should be thinking about to make this your best season ever. Hope you dig the episode…and thanks for listening! To listen to the podcast click the orange play button at the top of the page.  You can also download the podcast via iTunes, Stitcher Radio and Google Play—don't forget to  share with your friends! If you like the podcast, please leave us a 5 star iTunes rating…we'd really appreciate it. Click here to listen/subscribe on iTunes (best for iOS devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Stitcher (best for Android devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Google Play Music (another option for Android devices) WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST #240 Wisconsin famous When to shift your cams from summer placements to fall placements What is the date for fall transition Where should you place cameras for the fall Scrapes vs bedding trail camera placement And much more SHOW NOTES AND LINKS: —Truth From The Stand Merch —Support our partners: Exodus Outdoor Gear , & Tethrd —Check out Maven optics

Our guest on the podcast this week is Sal Sylvester, an industry thought-leader, innovator, and internationally sought-after executive coach and leadership development trainer. He is a blogger, keynote speaker, and author. Working with teams and leaders is Sal's passion. His unique perspective has been nurtured through his experience over the past 25 years as an Army Officer, an executive at Accenture, and as the founder of 5.12 Solutions and developer of Coachmetrix, a coaching software platform that measures behavioral change. In today's episode, Sal shares his own personal quest of what it would mean for him to lead a meaningful life in both the personal and professional sense. He talks about the moment when he realized he didn't want to live the life of so many of his clients, he wanted the freedom to architect his own life. Sal speaks with a rare openness and honesty about redefining success, his passion for the outdoors, and how being human is not about being perfect, it is about being true to yourself at your very core. Listen in as we discuss his Human Workplace Needs Model that he has introduced to global brands like Amazon to help them to facilitate the changes needed to create a human culture where people can bring their whole selves to work. He shares the 6 C's inherent within the structure of the model and how this inspires more creativity, connection, and innovation within the organization. This was a deeply insightful conversation and really interesting to hear how Sal is guiding leaders to facilitate real changes that begin with deeper human connections and ultimately creates a clear path towards a deeper impact. A solution that business really needs right now. Is this an easy path? No, but it is so worthwhile for all involved. If you are interested in leadership and business as a force for good, or you simply want to help make the world a better place, I think you'll enjoy Sal's insights. Key Takeaway How to lead with deep humanity The 6 C's of the Human Workplace Needs Model How to transform the workplace into one where people can bring their whole selves to work The growing importance of psychological and physical safety at work, today Sal's words of wisdom to inspire deep transformation within your own life Memorable Quote “ What you do matters, whether you're in a leadership role or leading a coaching practice, I guarantee you are frequently the topic of a dinner table conversation. So you can make a difference one conversation at a time.” - Sal Sylvester Episode Resources: http://www.512solutions.com/ (5.12 Solutions Website) http://www.coachmetrix.com/ (Coachmetrix Website) https://www.dropbox.com/s/xzm1bna5t69zvct/Lead%20with%20DeepHumanity.pdf?dl=0 (FRAMEWORK: Leading With Deep Humanity 6c's of the Human Workplace Needs Model) https://amzn.to/3hQURYW (BOOK: Ignite! The 4 Essential Rules for Emerging Leaders) https://amzn.to/3hRZXnZ (BOOK: Unite! The 4 Mindset Shifts for Senior Leaders) https://amzn.to/2TO6Xdw (BOOK: Stakeholder Centered Coaching: Maximizing Your Impact as a Coach.) http://sacredchangemakers.com/ (SacredChangemakers.com) https://sacredchangemakers.com/community (Our Community) Thank you to our sponsor: A HUGE thank you to our sponsor Coaches Business School who are helping coaches to succeed in business, so they can make a meaningful difference in our world. Go to http://coachesbuseinssschool.com/ (coachesbusinessschool.com) to get the tools, strategies, and frameworks you need to enjoy growing your business in a way that is profitable, predictable, and purpose-driven. A big (thank you/shout out) to all our coaches, because without them this wouldn't be possible. If you would like to support our show: Please rate, review and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and other podcast platforms. We would be SO grateful. Sacred Changemakers is a transformation company that believes in change for good. We partner with...

On this week's episode, Shermet goes one-on-one with former pro basketball player and bestselling author Jeermal "Mr. Me Too" Sylvester. Sylvester is a keynote motivational speaker out of Indianapolis, who has a very powerful message for college athletes today.Thanks, as always, for listening, and don't forget to subscribe and download the podcast where ever you are listening right now. Enjoy the show!Episode Music: "Roasted" by Lalinea. Available on Artlist.io.Episode Links: Get an autographed copy of Mr. Sylvester's book here -- https://lnkd.in/g7-XFuaMr. Sylvester's BIO: https://jeermal.wixsite.com/mrme2Follow Westcliff Athletics on Social Media:Twitter: https://twitter.com/athletics_wuFB: https://www.facebook.com/westcliffathletics/YT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRCgTcVHCPzafh13bDVErdQ IG: westcliffathleticsWestcliff Athletics Home Page: https://www.westcliffathletics.com/

Today on the podcast I'm joined by my buddy Chad Sylvester of Exodus Trail Cameras. Velvet season is upon us and we thought it appropriate to crank up the DIY Report for a trail camera strategy session. This is part 1 where we cover all things related summer trail camera strategies…and a killer knowledge drop for how summer trail cams can inform your fall hunting plans. Hope you dig the episode…and thanks for listening! To listen to the podcast click the orange play button at the top of the page.  You can also download the podcast via iTunes, Stitcher Radio and Google Play—don't forget to  share with your friends! If you like the podcast, please leave us a 5 star iTunes rating…we'd really appreciate it. Click here to listen/subscribe on iTunes (best for iOS devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Stitcher (best for Android devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Google Play Music (another option for Android devices) WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST #238 What you're learning with summer cameras Best set ups without a summer food source or mineral Summer trail cameras in the big woods Importance of August 18-20 for summer trail camera intel And much more SHOW NOTES AND LINKS: —Truth From The Stand Merch —Support our partners: Exodus Outdoor Gear , & Tethrd —Check out Maven optics

The Return of the Badasses series continues with 1986's Cobra, Sylvester Stallone's showcase of what makes a true badass. What are those things? Well, get yourself a pair of mirrored aviators and an automatic weapon with a laser scope, eat your pizza a quarter-slice at a time, store your gun cleaning kit at the back of your fridge inside an empty egg carton and you'll be a good way toward understanding. Check out the podcast to find out what else Sylvester recommends. Hey there! Check out https://support.baldmove.com/ to find out how you can gain access to ALL of our premium content, as well as ad-free versions of the podcasts, for just $5 a month! Join the discussion: Email | Discord | Reddit | Forums Follow us: Twitch | YouTube | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook Leave Us A Review on Apple Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Even though folks have been crossdressing for entertainment since the dawn of time, the rise of the modern drag queen can be traced back to a some relatively recent events and a few key artists.While American society in the 1960s was opening up to the many possibilities offered by the sexual revolution, a lot of drag artists took the art of female impersonation very seriously, and didn't stray too far from a feminine ideal. It was folks on the fringe like Divine, Sylvester, the Cockettes, Holly Woodlawn and David Bowie who shaped drag into a multi-faceted art form we see today.Today, queer educator, doctor of drag Lady J Martinez O'Neal Davenport joins us to take a look at the rise of the modern drag queen, from Holly Woodlawn and the Warhol Superstars to David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust persona to RuPaul who made her-story by being the first drag queen to get signed by a major record label.