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This week, Rachel travels to Mansfield, Ohio to share a variety of stories about the Ohio State Reformatory - from the horrible conditions, to the Mad Dog killers, to the hauntings that followed. Then Emily heads overseas to Lisbon, Portugal to tell the story of one of Portugal's first serial killers, Diogo Alves. Hopefully, you're horrified.Trigger Warning: sexual assault, gruesome violenceLearn more about Horrible History, contact us and check out our new merch store at: www.horriblehistorypodcast.comSources: All That's InterestingDiscover Walks BlogOwlcationRipley'sTrip Advisor The Blueberry PatchMRPSWeird USGhost WalksSeneca County OhioIntro Music: “Creeper” - Oliver LyuSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/horriblehistory)
Onward Podcast Host, Emily Harman talks about why she wants to help you create a life you love living. After putting everything and everyone else first, Emily finally decided to put herself first. Consequently, she learned how to recognize her feelings, to live in flow, to quiet her mind, and to BE. Now, as a coach, Emily helps others create a life they love living. Episode Highlights: First, Emily shares that she's starting to find her voice and share her story. Usually Emily interviews other guests and doesn't share a lot about herself. Next Emily shares some interesting facts about her childhood. Then Emily starts to become more and more vulnerable as she shares her story. Next, Emily reveals what motivated her to decide to make some changes in her life. Ultimately, Emily created a life she loves living. Now Emily helps others do the same. Next Emily reveals the changes she's made in her life with the help of coaches. Practicing mindfulness is one of the transformational changes Emily made in her life. Also, Emily is practicing Tai Chi and taking guitar lessons. Finally, Emily is living more in flow. In addition, Emily recommends everyone work with a coach. After that, Emily explains why practicing gratitude is so important. Finally, we all deserve to create a life we love living! Reach out to Emily if you're interested in learning more about her coaching services. Resources Mentioned: Onward Podcast Episode on Emily's Graduation The World Domination Summit Connect with Emily on LinkedIn Emily Harman Mental Fitness Program Onward Accelerator Coaching Program Onward: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Onward Movement Facebook Group | YouTube Schedule a Complimentary Coaching Call with Emily Soul Pajamas
In this Onward Podcast episode, Deborah Edwards shares how she navigated life and a loved one’s addiction. Furthermore, Deborah’s book High: A Story of Addiction, Awareness and Ascension, explores her journey involving the harrowing navigation of her teenaged son’s heroin addiction--an addiction that arrived on the heels of death, divorce, bankruptcy, and an overall questioning of her purpose. Also, Emily shares her similar journey in this eye-opening and thought-provoking interview. Ultimately, Deborah learned that loving another through their addiction is based in the practice of presence, holding boundaries with belief, and patient love. An award-winning corporate development expert, Deborah has experience as an entrepreneur, business owner, Sales AVP, Division Manager for an MGA, and more. Now, as a Gallup Certified Strengths Coach, Points of You Certified Expert and award-winning speaker, Deborah helps her clients harness their strengths, celebrate their uniqueness, and develop their innate leadership abilities to improve professional success and promote personal growth. Episode Highlights: First, Emily introduces Deborah. Then Emily shares that she and Deborah have been through similar, difficult circumstances with their sons. Next, Deborah talks about the importance of addressing mental health issues. People will use substances to subdue their feelings and emotions. Deborah talks about her book High: A Story of Addiction, Awareness and Ascension. She takes the reader through the experience of realizing her son was addicted to heroin and navigating the process. Her son, Andrew is 5.5 years in sobriety. Also, she wrote the book to give hope to the person in the thick of it and to encourage others to see that it's OK to continue to live your life while your loved one is on their own journey. There are different ends to this all too familiar experience and Emily and Deborah are fortunate that their son's are alive. Next, Deborah describes Andrew's family life. It’s a difficult balance - loving the child, setting boundaries, etc. It's difficult to detect substance abuse in teens. Deborah describes all of the challenging event that occurred in the span of one year and how she handled the situation. Who supported Deborah throughout this challenging time in her life? Deborah started to focus on her own personal growth, believing that her son would recover even though she couldn't do it for him. Hot yoga, climbing mountains and her strong faith saved Deborah. It's not selfish to pursue your dreams and bring happiness and joy into your life even if your addict child is not there yet. Your life is a reflection of you. Next Emily asks Deborah her thoughts on how employers can address this issue of substance abuse. It’s important for employers to create an environment where it's safe to talk about mental illness and substance abuse. We need to withhold judgment. And judgment lives in the judger. How did Andrew become sober and what did it take for him to decide to get help? Andrew kept making the next right decision. Next, Deborah talks about the times Andrew relapsed. Emily talks about the importance of parents finding support and how challenging having an addict child is on a marriage. Deborah talks about what Andrew is up to now that he's sober and owns his own business. When Andrew was 9 he told his mom he had a fear that he'd give into temptation. Emily and Deborah talk about there is a piece of them that's aware relapses are possible. Then, Deborah talks about the importance of taking care of yourself, going after your dreams and helping others, when a loved one suffers from addiction. Let them know you have confidence in them and their ability to recover. How does Deborah recommend friends and family support parents with children suffering from addiction. Emily talks about how she pushed forward and didn't feel her feelings and start to do some inner work until 2 years ago. Deborah's sister passed away at age 19. Deborah was 17 at the time and she talks about how that impacted her. Finally, you aren’t alone. Resources Mentioned: Deborah’s Website Deborah’s Book: High: A Story of Addiction, Awareness and Ascension Email Deborah: deborah@deborahgedwards.com Connect with Deborah on LinkedIn Emily’s Onward Podcast interview with her son on addiction and recovery Book: Permission to Feel Onward Podcast episode: Thriving After Addiction and Homelessness Connect with Emily on LinkedIn Emily Harman Mental Fitness Program Onward Accelerator Coaching Program Onward: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Onward Movement Facebook Group | YouTube Schedule a Complimentary Coaching Call with Emily Soul Pajamas
We interrupt the Unashamedly Human podcast to bring you a special 12-part series all about turning 40. Unashamedly 40 is the product of 2 British mates turning 40 at the same time. Em and Rochelle bring you the highs and lows of Xennial women as they face the challenges of today’s world. Funny conversation, enlightening interviews and some nostalgia too – what could possibly go wrong?! We hope you love this series as much as we have loved creating it. A huge shout out to all of the women who agreed to share their stories and speak their truth in these episodes. In episode 9, Emily and Rochelle talk about making big decisions and how nothing is as reductive as black or white. Then Emily interviews Jac, an executive who has chosen to have a baby without a partner. This is an honest account of a decision that two generations ago, couldn't have been made. If you’ve loved this episode, please share the shit out of it. You can follow Em and Rochelle on Insta @unashamedlyemily @pixiecakes81
Bonjour! We’re finally back again to talk about something interesting! You want to go visit Paris one day? Then ‘Emily in Paris’ is not the best show to watch before you fly out. In this episode, we invited our special guests to discuss and verify this Netflix original show you loved to hate-watch. If you enjoy this episode, please make sure to subscribe, leave a comment, and rate on Apple Podcast and Spotify. Also connect with us on Instagram! @obandesujoinus #ObanDesuJoinUs #EmilyInParis #Netflix #NetflixDrama #CultureDifference #Paris #ネトフリ
In this episode, Elisha takes us back to 1920’s Los Angeles to discuss the conniving, murderous actions of a married homemaker who had secret lovers plus one living in the attic. Then Emily discusses the unsolved mass murder of a family and four crew members aboard a commercial fishing boat in Craig, Alaska in 1982.Photos from both cases are up on our social media if you’re a visual person (like we are) and need to see where the crime went down. You can also find them on our website, in the Episode Discovery file.Stalk us on social: Facebook | Instagram | TikTok | Twitter | YouTubeSpecial thanks to Fuzz Douglas for our kickass theme music. You can find more of his psychedelic goodness on Soundcloud. Source material for the Dolly Oesterreich caseAtlas Obscura: The Married Woman Who Kept Her Lover in the AtticHamilton Evening Journal: Confession of the ‘Bat Lover’ in the Secret Chamber Murder MysteryStartling Detective Adventures: The Phantom in the House of OesterreichLA Times: ‘Bat Man’ Case: a Lurid Tale of Love and DeathWikipedia of Dolly OesterreichSource material for the Investor Murders caseThe Daily Sentinel: Detectives Probe Deaths, Fire Aboard Fishing BoatThe Daily Sentinel: No New Clues Found In Murders on BoatLongview Daily News: Family reels over friend’s arrest in relatives’ deathsThe Daily Sentinel: Peel Defense Sees Indictment ErrorsUnresolved: The Investor MurdersThe New York Times: Suspect Had Worked On Boat Where 8 Died in 1982
Two wild stories about two very different women. Brenton details the life of Khutulun, Genghis Khan's Great Great Granddaughter who was a warrior & undefeated wrestler. Then Emily recounts the twisty tale of con artist Elizabeth Bigley, who had 3 pseudonyms, conned banks out of their money and even was a clairvoyant. Khutulun References: https://www.rejectedprincesses.com/princesses/khutulunhttps://allthatsinteresting.com/khutulunCassie Chadwick references: https://www.strangehistory.org/cms/index.php/popular/25-item-8
Today Emily shares her two pregnancy stories and a birth story. First, she describes experiencing pregnancy loss at 11 weeks. It surprises her when the grief was longer-lasting and more complex than she expected, but shares the essential support she discovered to help her through the journey of loss. Then Emily tells the story of conceiving her rainbow baby shortly after the Covid-19 shutdown and the many ways she and Scott prepared for giving birth, including hiring a team of 2 virtual doulas. She provides detailed strategies that helped her have the kind of birth she had hoped for (an unmedicated vaginal birth), including not only support from her husband, virtual doulas and nurses, but also laboring at home for most of labor, experimenting with a variety of positions, music, hydrotherapy, and more.
This week, Rachel heads to the no-longer-in-existence town of Aycock and the horrible unsolved crimes that happened there (and the ghosts that followed). Then Emily heads to Boston (AGAIN, we know) to talk about Jolly Jane Toppan, an angel of death that killed somewhere between 31 and 100 people. Hopefully, you're horrified. Content/Trigger Warnings: Gruesome violenceContact Us: Instagram: @horriblehistorypod Twitter: @thehorriblepod Email: horriblehistorypodcast@gmail.com Support the Show: Buy Us a Coffee - www.buymeacoffee.com/horriblehistory Patreon - www.patreon.com/horriblehistory Help this little podcast grow! $5 and up Patrons get early access, plus access to Happy Hour with Horrible History.Sources:Florida Backroads Travel Chipley PaperTwoegg Blogspot New England Historical SocietyCrime MuseumLife DailyRanker Intro Music: “Creeper” - Oliver LyuSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/horriblehistory)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/horriblehistory)
For our 20th episode, Rachel takes us to the always luxurious Le Mans, France and shares the perplexing story of Christine and Léa Papin's Folie à deux ('madness for two'). Then Emily tortures us all with yet another unsolved mystery, the unnerving death of Artemus Ogletree, aka "Who killed the man in Room 1046?" Content/Trigger Warnings: Gruesome violence, sexual assault Contact Us: Instagram: @horriblehistorypod Twitter: @thehorriblepod Email: horriblehistorypodcast@gmail.com Support the Show: Buy Us a Coffee - www.buymeacoffee.com/horriblehistory Patreon - www.patreon.com/horriblehistory Help this little podcast grow! $5 and up Patrons get early access, plus access to Happy Hour with Horrible History.Sources:All That's InterestingDark HistoriesMystery UnsolvedLe Mans, FranceTrip AdvisorAETVThe Vintage NewsAll That's Interesting The GuardianIntro Music: “Creeper” - Oliver LyuSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/horriblehistory)
Did you know the McDonalds jingle "I'm Lovin' It" was a full on Justin Timberlake song? And that there's controversy over song credits? Brenton details the full history behind the famous jingle. Then Emily dives into the news of the week, the Suez Canal stoppage, and recounts the tale of when it had been blocked before. Long live the Great Bitter Lake Association!Mcdonalds References: https://pitchfork.com/thepitch/1227-the-contentious-tale-of-the-mcdonalds-im-lovin-it-jingle/https://www.nytimes.com/2003/06/12/business/the-media-business-advertising-mcdonald-s-campaign-embraces-a-loving-theme.htmlhttps://www.okayplayer.com/music/pusha-t-im-lovin-it-jingle-no-rights.htmlSuez Canal References: https://www.vice.com/en/article/akd5zg/the-last-time-the-suez-canal-was-blocked-a-utopian-communist-micronation-was-formed-at-sea?utm_content=1617112825&utm_medium=social&utm_source=VICE_facebook&fbclid=IwAR3I_NOXx74292yKikRsQ_2wStzORaePkb02FcB_UUk5EBbrlK2ASk8hSKMhttps://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/25/world/middleeast/suez-canal-container-ship.htmlhttps://www.space.com/full-moon-helps-free-stuck-ship-suez-canal
In this episode, Elisha continues her story about how Larry Singleton, Mary Vincent’s attacker, gets released from prison and commits a murder of a woman in Sulphur Springs, Florida in 1997. Then Emily takes us back to Westfield, New Jersey to discuss the case of a family who is tormented by a mysterious, threatening letter writer in 2014.Photos from both cases are up on our social media if you’re a visual person (like we are) and need to see where the crime went down. You can also find them on our website, in the Episode Discovery file.Stalk us on social: Facebook | Instagram | TikTok | Twitter | YouTubeSpecial thanks to Fuzz Douglas for our kickass theme music. You can find more of his psychedelic goodness on Soundcloud. Source material for the Roxanne Hayes casePeople v. Singleton (1980) - California Court of AppealPAROLEE SHIFTED AFTER PROTESTCRIME AND BANISHMENT PAROLED RAPIST IS WELCOME NOWHEREOutcast Who Maimed Girl to Be on His Own SoonMurder in Florida brings collective I-told-you-soTranscript of Lawrence Singleton vs State of FloridaNewsreal: The Return of Larry SingletonMUTILATED BY HIM 20 YEARS AGO, WOMAN TESTIFIES AT KILLER'S TRIALCALIFORNIA EX-CON GETS DEATH IN MURDERLawrence Singleton, despised rapist, diesA victim, a survivor, an artistSource material for The Watcher caseThe Cut article on the storyRealtor.com article: Why the Upscale Suburb of Westfield, NJ, May Be the Scariest Place to Live in the U.S.Patch article: Westfield Watcher Letters RevealedIn case you’re intrigued by the Jersey DevilBuzzfeed Unsolved episode: S5 E1 - The Eerie Case of the Watcher
Episode 18 coming at you on March 18th! Both of your hosts head overseas this week as Rachel heads to Melbourne, Australia to talk about "The Family" a horrible cult run by Anne Hamilton-Byrne. Then Emily goes to Russia to uncover the recently "solved" mystery of the Dyatlov Pass incident that consisted of nine dead hikers, dozens of theories and no real answers. Hopefully, you're horrified. Trigger Warning: child abuseContact Us: Instagram: @horriblehistorypod Twitter: @thehorriblepod Email: horriblehistorypodcast@gmail.com Support the Show: Let us know you like Horrible History.Buy Us a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/horriblehistoryPatreon - www.patreon.com/horriblehistory Patrons get early access and exclusive content!Sources: World Religion and Spirituality Trip Advisor The Guardian StarzAll That's InterestingBaltimore Sun Out of the BexNew ScientistWikipediaIntro Music: “Creeper” - Oliver LyuSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/horriblehistory)
We take a walk down memory lane and find we're not in the town we thought we were in. Brenton details the story of Erwin Kreuz, a German tourist who thought he landed in San Francisco but was actually in Maine. Then Emily discusses the history of Lou Ottens and his pioneering work on the cassette. We also segue into discussion of the famous seal Andre (we swear it's related to Erwin's story). Lost SF Tourist: https://www.sfgate.com/local/editorspicks/article/lost-tourist-who-thought-Bangor-was-San-Francisco-15940512.phpLou Ottens: https://www.npr.org/2021/03/10/975598869/lou-ottens-inventor-of-the-cassette-tape-has-died
In this episode, Elisha covers the mysterious, paranoia-induced “off the grid” road trip by a family of five spanning across Victoria and New South Wales in 2016. Then Emily discusses the perplexing 1965 disappearance of a bank secretary and the gruesome murder of her replacement at the bank, located in downtown Atlanta, two years later.Photos from both cases are up on our social media if you’re a visual person (like we are) and need to see where the crime went down. You can also find them on our website, in the Episode Discovery file.Stalk us on social: Facebook | Instagram | TikTok | Twitter| YouTubeSpecial thanks to Fuzz Douglas for our kickass theme music. You can find more of his psychedelic goodness on Soundcloud. Source material for the Tromp Family caseTimeline and overview of events‘It’s hard to explain’: Mark Tromp found but family mystery remainsBizarre tale of Tromp family road trip cloaked in mysteryRiana Tromp speaks about bizarre roadtrip in first interviewMark’s statement to the mediaIf you or someone you care about is experiencing distress, please contact the following services:Australian Residents: Lifeline: 13 11 14US Residents: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)Source material for the Mary Shotwell-Little and Diane Shields casePage from the Buckhead History site describing Mary’s disappearanceThe Charley Project page on Mary Shotwell-Little Facebook page dedicated to Mary Shotwell-Little and Diane ShieldsThe Atlanta Constitution newspaper article on Diane Shields’ murderSpecial thanks to the 5 Roses PodcastMedium article about Mary and DianeIf you have any information on either of these cases, contact the Atlanta Police Department, at (404) 614-6544.
We shake our heads at the miserable tax situation in America and grant ourselves a reprieve from it by heading to space. Brenton details the long history of Intuit lobbying the US government to keep taxes complicated. Then Emily charts a course for Ceres as we explore the icy seismic activity taking place there.Intuit References:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGVK4ibMI-Y https://www.taxpolicycenter.org/briefing-book/what-return-free-filing-and-how-would-it-workhttps://www.taxpolicycenter.org/briefing-book/what-other-countries-use-return-free-filing#:~:text=Denmark%20and%20Sweden%2C%20both%20small,implemented%20tax%20agency%20reconciliation%20systems.https://www.propublica.org/article/how-the-maker-of-turbotax-fought-free-simple-tax-filinghttps://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-bill/2297/texthttps://www.propublica.org/article/inside-turbotax-20-year-fight-to-stop-americans-from-filing-their-taxes-for-freehttps://www.theverge.com/2020/1/1/21045779/irs-turbotax-free-file-h-r-block-tax-preparation-new-rules Ceres References: https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/dwarf-planets/ceres/overview/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRgpuvjV_Vs
This episode of No Brains No Headache Podcast is sponsored by Dak Jam Fest. On this weeks show we have an interview with members of the Dak Jam Fest team (1:07-25:36), Emily and Hunter. They tell us all about Dak Jam Fest and the nostalgic vibes that come with such an event. We then get into trends from the 90s/00s including games, fashion and music. The hosts even attempt to sing a Ricky Martin song at one point. Then Emily and Hunter participate in Olympics of 90s Movies (25:37-49:08) where things get started with some interesting disqualified contestants then its Nostalgia City after that. With four total podiums in this episode it is loaded with medal recipients that everyone will love and the quotes are never ending. Keep in mind the Olympics is open for interpretation and all about personal preference. In Clearys Comments (49:14-65:48) where we banter about random things the discussion starts with alcohol and the result sometimes being eating Chex Mix in bed while hungover. We've all been there. Sayings and nicknames are brought up to clear the air on what is considered a compliment or not. Then get back into eating in bed but sober this time and why saltine crackers are not a good idea. Brief sports talk includes Josh Donaldson sending his bat to Jupiter during batting practice and University of North Dakota Football going viral for a referee who forgot to turn off his hot mic at halftime. We finish up with how we think smuggling cocaine on corn flakes is stimulating the economy and how to beat a breathalyzer. A lot to unpack. Thank you to Dak Jam Fest for being apart of NBNH! Available on: Apple. Subscribe, rate and review. Spotify. Follow along. Anchor. Our creation platform. + many more. New episode every Tuesday! Social Media: Twitter. @NBNHPodcast @BizMattyIce @JordanWeichel @DakJamFest Instagram. @NoBrainsNoHeadachePodcast @Matt.Cleary3 @DakJamFest Facebook. @NBNHPodcast @DakJamFest
This is the world premiere episode for Mind of A Woman - the show featuring the best & the worst of real dating & relationship stories, as well as the lessons & insight that come as a result. To kick things off, Anthony (your host) goes over the format of the show and previews what is to come in the future. Shortly after, our very first guest joins us, as Elliet from Kentucky shares her story of a past relationship that was thoroughly lacking romance & loyalty, all while being kept a secret. Then Emily from Alabama joins the show, and shares a rather comical story from her past that dealt with plenty of unusual behavior and a catfish attempt that was an epic failure. Both guests also share a little about what they learned from their experiences - lessons and insight that can apply to anyone's dating & relationship life. #MOAWSupport the show (https://paypal.me/realanthonys)
In this episode, Elisha closes out her five-part series on the elusive Zodiac Killer - this week she covers one of the many notable suspects and the theory behind how he could be the Zodiac. Then Emily takes us to Ogden, Utah to discuss the cruel torture and murders of 5 innocent hostages in the basement of an electronics shop in 1974.Photos from both cases are up on our social media if you’re a visual person (like we are) and need to see where the crime went down. You can also find them on our website, in the Episode Discovery file.Stalk us on social:FacebookInstagramTikTokTwitterYouTubeSpecial thanks to Fuzz Douglas for our kickass theme music. You can find more of his psychedelic goodness on Soundcloud. Source material for the Zodiac Killer Pt. 5 caseSpecial thanks to Mike Morford of http://zodiackillersite.com Synopsis of Ross Sullivan as a suspectRiverside PD evidence for murder of Cheri Jo BatesDocuments related to murder of Cheri Jo Bates, including autopsy report, letter to Riverside, and crime scene photosFBI Report - Evidence at crime scene - Cheri Jo BatesLetters from Ross Sullivan’s colleagues - believe he was a suspectDNA Profiles and the Murderers Who Might Be Zodiac - SF WeeklyIs this man the infamous Zodiac Killer? - Toronto SunSource material for the Hi-Fi Shop Murders caseTrue Crime All The Time episode: The Hi-Fi MurdersThe Murderpedia on Dale Selby PierreClassic Wiki with article referencesThe Listverse article that inspired me
Emily and Haley catch up with their cast mate Lace from Season 20 of The Bachelor and Season 3 of BIP! Ask her about her new relationship and reminisce about their time filming The Bachelor and ask her some audience questions! Then Emily and Haley get into some of Emily’s wedding planning details! More podcasts at WAVE!
Anna shares the time when she was hypnotized into a frisky situation with Chafin all while his mom was watching! Then Emily shares alllllll the run ins with the law she had every time she drank underage!
In this episode, Elisha continues her five-part, in-depth series on all things Zodiac - this week she covers the notable suspects and theories behind each one. Then Emily completes her two-part series on the Port Arthur shooting in Hobart, Tasmania and discusses the background of the shooter as well as the aftermath of the massacre.Photos from both cases are up on our social media if you’re a visual person (like we are) and need to see where the crime went down. You can also find them on our website, in the Episode Discovery file.Stalk us on social:FacebookInstagramTikTokTwitterYouTubeSpecial thanks to Fuzz Douglas for our kickass theme music. You can find more of his psychedelic goodness on Soundcloud. Source material for the Zodiac Killer Pt. 3 caseSpecial thanks to Mike Butterfield of ZodiacKillerFacts.com and the podcast Zodiac: A to Z.Link to the Zodiac video playlist on our YouTubeZodiac letter to San Francisco ChronicleEncyclopedia.com: Robert GraysmithBiography.com: Why the Zodiac Killer Has Never Been IdentifiedDrama in the comments:Reddit thread discussing the bad blood between Zodiac researchersHistory.com article on suspectsTypewriter databaseSource material for the Martin Bryant Pt. 2 caseSpecial thanks to Casefile for their great episode - Case 45: Port ArthurMurderpediaReference articles from WikipediaCourt transcript detailing the dayPolice interview with Martin BryantPaul Mullen’s psych report on Martin BryantCourt transcript from trialArticle about gun control in AustraliaAlannah & Madeline Foundation link
Welcome to the second episode of our Black History Series! Today, Rachel heads to Seattle, WA to discuss the murder of Berry Lawson. Then Emily heads to Birmingham, AL to cover the bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church, a KKK terrorist attack that killed 4 little girls and injured 20+. Hopefully, you're horrified!Content/Trigger Warnings: Violence, Police Brutality, Child Murder Contact Us: Instagram: @horriblehistorypod Twitter: @thehorriblepod Email: horriblehistorypodcast@gmail.com Support the Show: Buy Us a Coffee - www.buymeacoffee.com/horriblehistory Patreon - www.patreon.com/horriblehistory Help this little podcast grow! $5 and up Patrons get early access, plus access to Happy Hour with Horrible History.Sources:NPRWBURHistory.comSPL CenterUniversity of WashingtonUniversity of Washington Intro Music: “Creeper” - Oliver LyuSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/horriblehistory)
An estimated 70 percent of adults in the United States have experienced a traumatic event at least once in their lives. Furthermore, up to 20 percent of these people go on to develop posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Also, an estimated 5 percent of Americans, more than 13 million people, have PTSD at any given time. Amy Oestreicher was one of them. So, what happens when an ordinary teenager has to turn into a warrior just to survive? And can the journey through PTSD really become an “adventure?” Amy had ambitious plans for college and a Broadway career, until her stomach exploded the week before her senior prom. Months later, she awoke from a coma to learn that she might never be able to eat or drink again. After years on IV nutrition, her first bite of food awakened her senses to life's ordinary miracles. But it also brought back memories of being sexually abused by a trusted mentor for months, just before the unexpected rush to the emergency room that fateful Passover night. With determination, imagination, relentless resilience, and an inner “hunger” for life, Amy created a roadmap where none existed. Amy’s journey through life's unthinkable detours is nothing short of miraculous. But the creative path to healing she forged is accessible to anyone. As a survivor, and “thriver”, of abuse and extensive medical trauma, Amy discovered sources of resilience she didn’t know she had. Amy’s journey is ultimately a celebration of ordinary and extraordinary challenges and miracles. In this interview, Amy shares her struggles and discoveries living with both visible and invisible illness. In addition, she talks about the tremendous gifts to be reaped from trauma. Also, she shares lessons which have illuminated her path, and how these gifts can be discovered as a unique, yet universal way to navigate any kind of uncertainty. Episode Highlights: First Amy talks about her upcoming audio book. Then Emily asks Amy to tell her story. Amy had her life planned out. She applied to 17 colleges. She loved the world of theater. When she was 17, her mentor started abusing her. Amy told her mother abut the abuse in April of her senior year in High School. Shortly after that, Amy had a really bad stomach ache and her father took her to the hospital. Amy’s stomach exploded to the ceiling of the operating room. Her parents were told Amy wouldn't make it through the night. Months later Amy woke up from a coma. She was told she wasn't going to college. Furthermore, Amy didn't have a stomach and the doctors didn't know when she'd ever be able to eat or drink again. Amy talks about her recovery in the Intensive Care Unit. It took 7 years and 28 surgeries before Amy could eat and drink but she still doesn’t have a stomach. Next Amy talks abut the challenges of being home and not being able to eat or drink. Consequently, Amy learned how to be creative in the kitchen. Also, she discovered that she focused on what she couldn’t have. Amy’s memoir is about how creativity saved her life. Her first creation was a chocolate business. Next, she persuaded her parents to let her audition for the play Oliver. And she ended up getting the lead role. Creativity was Amy’s safe container where she could do what she loved and be someone other than who she became medically. She took it one day at a time with no timeline in sight. Also, she got through by being in the moment and being grateful. Amy presents at surgical conferences and talks to doctors to educate them on the psychological impacts of hunger. And, she doesn't know anyone else who has been through what she experienced. Amy talks about how her family supported her. Her brother kept a journal while he was in the ICU with her for 72 days. And Amy used that journal to write a play about how trauma affects a family. When she was finally able to eat, the food unexpectedly fueled her memories. She went to college at age 25. In college, Amy learned how the mind and body are connected and wrote a paper on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Amy calls herself a "Detourist" and Emily asks Amy to talk about the detours in her life. Gutless and Grateful is a musical Amy wrote about her life. She discovered that what happened to her was a beautiful detour. Trust your detour as you go through it one step at a time. We need community support when we heal and we get that by not playing the victim and by focusing on "what can we do with this." Detours are important for college students and Amy explains why. Discovering the Hero's Journey helped Amy discover her path. Gratitude was key to Amy's recovery. Also, gratitude helped Amy figure out her values. Amy discovered painting after her 13th surgery. Amy has give 4 TED Talks and the links are in the show notes. Emily and Amy talk about how everyone is an artist. Amy admits she needs to take time to breathe and appreciate what she's accomplished. Emily asks Amy if she's always so positive. Amy considers herself a very present person. Then she talks about her grieving process. Amy adds a tear to every one of her paintings to depict that even with the joy, there is sadness. Focusing on each individual moment got Amy through. Emily and Amy discuss the importance of sharing your story when you're ready. Finally, this COVID time is a detour for all of us. And there are resources on Amy’s website for resilience and a section for others to share their detour story. Resources Mentioned: Amy’s Website Amy’s Book Amy’s Audio Book LoveMyDetour Shop TED Talk: Reweaving loss into memory: our responsibility as survivors Amy Oestreicher TED Talk TED Talk: How to Turn Trauma into a Warrior’s Adventure TED Talk: Creativity Connects: How to Heal the Environment in a Global Pandemic Emily Harman Soul Pajamas Onward: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Onward Movement Facebook Group | YouTube Schedule a Complimentary Coaching Call with Emily
In this episode, Elisha begins part one of her epic five-part series detailing the extreme mayhem and hysteria caused by the Zodiac Killer throughout San Francisco in the late 60's and early 70's. Then Emily covers the case of a Florida babysitter who murdered 5 innocent babies and an elderly man while in her care during the late 70's.Photos from both cases are up on our social media if you’re a visual person (like we are) and need to see where the crime went down. You can also find them on our website, in the Episode Discovery file.Stalk us on social:FacebookInstagramTikTokTwitterYouTubeSpecial thanks to Fuzz Douglas for our kickass theme music. You can find more of his psychedelic goodness on Soundcloud. Source material for the Zodiac Killer Pt. 1 caseLink to the Zodiac video clip playlist on our YouTubeSpecial thanks to the podcast Zodiac: A to Z https://zodiackillerfacts.com/Timeline of the Zodiac eventshttps://zodiackiller.com/Yesterday’s Crimes: The Zodiac Killer’s First Known Victims Died 50 Years AgoPolice report detailing murder of David Faraday and Betty Lou JensenZodiac letter to the SF ExaminerZodiac Killer mystery cipher cracked 51 years after killer sent it to San Francisco newspaperZodiac letter #6 to San Francisco ChronicleSource material for the Babysitter Killer caseClassic Wiki on the caseMurderpediaThoughtco.com articleNew York Times Article 1New York Times Article 2Washington Post Article
Welcome back, Morbid Curious! Today, Rachel heads to Nebraska to cover spree-killer Charles Starkweather and his accomplice/hostage(?) Caril Ann Fugate. Then Emily takes a trip to Nashville to cover the deadliest train crash in American History. Hopefully, you're horrified!Content/Trigger Warnings: Sexual AssaultContact Us: Instagram: @horriblehistorypod Twitter: @thehorriblepod Email: horriblehistorypodcast@gmail.com Support the Show: Buy Us a Coffee - www.buymeacoffee.com/horriblehistory Patreon - www.patreon.com/horriblehistory Help this little podcast grow! $5 and up Patrons get early access, plus access to Happy Hour with Horrible History.Sources:Unremembered HistoryNashville LibraryTennesseanBiographyWikipedia.HistoryWyo HistoryJournalStarFind a Grave Robert ColvertFind a Grave Velda BartlettJournal Star Victim's Friend speaks Find a Grave Marion BartlettFind a Grave August MeyerJournal Star Ward FamilyJournal Star Merle CollisonIntro Music: “Creeper” - Oliver LyuSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/horriblehistory)
We have two stories of weird historical events resulting human negligence. Brenton recounts the unhinged organization of the 1904 Olympic Marathon, which would sound exactly like a "Wacky Races" episode if it wasn't real. Then Emily recounts the Molasses Massacre & how 2.3 million gallons of molasses flooded Boston.1904 Olympics: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/the-1904-olympic-marathon-may-have-been-the-strangest-ever-14910747/https://www.avclub.com/the-1904-olympic-marathon-was-the-worst-race-ever-run-1842740808Great Molasses Flood References: https://www.history.com/news/the-great-molasses-flood-of-1919
Welcome back, Morbid Curious! Today, Rachel goes international to discuss the first criminal case ever solved by DNA fingerprinting, the murders of Lynda Mann and Dawn Ashworth. Then Emily takes a trip to Philly to disgust us with medical experimentations performed on prisoners at Holmesburg Prison by Dr. Albert Kligman. Hopefully, you're horrified!Content/Trigger Warnings: Sexual assault, graphic descriptions of medical mistreatmentContact Us: Instagram: @horriblehistorypod Twitter: @thehorriblepod Email: horriblehistorypodcast@gmail.com Support the Show: Buy Us a Coffee - www.buymeacoffee.com/horriblehistory Patreon - www.patreon.com/horriblehistory Help this little podcast grow! $5 and up Patrons get early access, plus access to Happy Hour with Horrible History.Sources:Visit EnglandForensic Files on YouTubeMediumThe GuardianNew York TimesPhiladelphia InquirerBaltimore Sun World Health OrganizationIntro Music: “Creeper” - Oliver LyuSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/horriblehistory)
In this episode, Elisha takes us back in time to 17th century Italy to introduce us to a woman who developed a poison only to be used by a coven of battered women to rid themselves of their abusive husbands. Then Emily covers the case of a family annihilator in Westfield, New Jersey who was on the lam for 18 years before finally being captured after his story appeared on America’s Most Wanted. Photos from both cases are up on our social media if you’re a visual person (like we are) and need to see where the crime went down. You can also find them on our website, in the Episode Discovery file.Stalk us on social:FacebookInstagramTikTokTwitterYouTubeSpecial thanks to Fuzz Douglas for our kickass theme music. You can find more of his psychedelic goodness on Soundcloud. Source material for the Aqua Tofana caseAustralian residents: contact the National Sexual Assault and Domestic Family Violence Counselling Service1 800 737 732https://www.1800respect.org.au/USA residents: contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline1-800-799-7233https://www.thehotline.org/Aqua Tofana by Mike DashEverything you need to know about arsenic poisoningArsenic Binding to ProteinsBailey Sarian’s videoSource material for the John List caseForensic Files episode: Season 1, Ep 12: The List MurdersWikipediaOriginal article from New York TimesTrue crime blog from DeLani R. BarletteMurderpediaABC News article
With the world being a lot this week, we found a couple positive stories to bring to the table this week. Brenton covers New Year's traditions and the origins of New Year's Resolutions. Then Emily takes us to Scotland to discuss the Findhorn Foundation, an eco-village that's recognized by the UN for its sustainability.New Year's References: https://www.history.com/news/the-history-of-new-years-resolutionshttps://www.cnet.com/health/the-history-of-new-years-resolutions-and-celebrations/https://www.teenvogue.com/story/new-years-resolutions-historyhttps://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/when-did-new-years-resolutions-startFindhorn Foundation: https://www.findhorn.org/
Welcome to the first full episode of 2021. Today, Rachel kicks things off by sharing the horrible story of the LA Batman. Then Emily talks about the bootlegging, brothel running, murdering Annie Cook. Happy New Year, and hopefully you're horrified!Contact Us: Instagram: @horriblehistorypod Twitter: @thehorriblepod Email: horriblehistorypodcast@gmail.com Support the Show: Buy Us a Coffee - www.buymeacoffee.com/horriblehistory Patreon - www.patreon.com/horriblehistory Help this little podcast grow! $5 and up Patrons get early access, plus access to Happy Hour with Horrible History.Sources:MurderpediaAll That's InterestingMy Haunted SalemCowgirl MagazineIntro Music: “Creeper” - Oliver LyuSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/horriblehistory)
Onward Podcast guest Patty Bear grew up among the Plain People (Amish and Mennonites) of Pennsylvania. Furthermore, she was expected to follow in her ancestor's footsteps and become a Reformed Mennonite. Instead her world was upended at young age by an excommunication and shunning that made national news. Consequently, this trauma catapulted her out of an insular world where women were commanded to obey their husbands, where television, wearing jewelry, voting, or serving in the military were all forbidden. Yet she followed the call of her wild soul which led her led her to apply to the U.S. Air Force Academy and later become an airline pilot. Patty spent decades dedicated to the study of defying gravity: escaping conditioning, walking the transformational journey, and the practice of following the call of the wild soul. Her second book entitled Plain to Plane My Mennonite Childhood, a National Scandal and an Unconventional Soar to Freedom is set to publish in Feb 2021 In this interview, host Emily Harman and her guest, Patty, talk about the journeys that transformed their lives. Every transformational journey in life is about something within you blooming. It’s about you becoming more of who you really are. The Hero's Journey travels through four distinct stages that represent a quest. And Patty shares these stages in this interview. Finally, your transformational journey always benefits someone else, even though you may never be aware of your impact. Episode Highlights: Emily and Patty talk about their time at a service academy. Patty graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy in 1986 and Emily graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1985. Then Patty shares her story and how she ended up attending the U.S. Air Force Academy. Patty grew up with the Plain People (Amish and Mennonites) of Pennsylvania. Her father was excommunicated and shunned. Consequently, he turned on his family and took his story to the press. Patty explains "shunning" - an organized form of ostracism. Her father wrongly promoted a story that his family was shunning him. Patty started seeing the world differently Next, Patty shares a story of her mother making little bread loaves to sell at the farmers market. At that point, Patty decided she would be financially independent and set a new goal for herself. Cross Country track brought Patty into a new environment and exposed her to new possibilities. Also, she decided she would attend college although this was completely against her culture. Her brother advised Patty to take hard math and science classes. And, when Patty was in 10th grade her brother talked her into taking flying lessons. When she was a junior in high school, she realized she didn't have the talent to get an athletic scholarship. She had no money for college and didn't know what she was going to do. Then she met with a Cadet from the Air Force Academy and that decision changed her life. What did Patty's mom say when she told her she was thinking about attending the Air Force Academy? Emily and Patty talk about their decision to attend a Service Academy and the impact it had on their mothers. Next Patty shares that she became a pilot upon graduating from the Air Force Academy. Patty couldn't fly combat aircraft but she did fly in the combat zone during the first Gulf War. Then, Patty became an airline pilot for United once she left the Air Force. She took an early retirement due to COVID. Next, Patty talks why she wrote her about her upcoming book. She wanted to explain how one can follow a transformational path despite challenges and seemingly hopelessness. Also, when everything is destroyed something comes out of it. Next Patty talks about the turning points and synchronicities in her life and how she moved forward and trusted that doors would open. Emily and Patty talk about the importance of taking advantage of opportunities and creating opportunities for more to happen in your life. Emily asks Patty about when to listen to your inner critic. Emily explains a time when she was faced with a tough decision - job she didn't want because it required leaving her comfort zone. By taking this job, Emily didn’t listen to her inner critic. Next Emily and Patty discuss the difference between a coach and counselor and why it’s important to have a coach along transformational journey. After that, Patty explains how working with her coach was life changing. Also, for a long time Patty thought someone else needed to change. However, eventually she took responsibility for her life. Her coach was exceptionally kind and helped her out of that dark place. Then Emily talks about how retirement courses never helped her with figuring out who she really was. After that Patty says so often coaching separates the personal from the professional and they cant be separated. Emily describes what living an authentic life means to her. Patty explains the moment she decided she needed a coach. Also, Patty’s book is an illustration of what her transformational journey has been like. Patty shares why it's important to tell her story. Next Patty describes the Hero's Journey and the metamorphosis we go through many times in life. Also, she explains what to expect at each stage. We have to own our story and the roles we play in our lives. And when we accept responsibility - that's a key to transformation. We reclaim our sense of power. Emily and Patty talk about "tests" they've encountered along their hero’s journey Then Patty and Emily talk about their life's purpose - their Dharma - and how they're walking their path. Next they talk about how they started paying attention to their intuition and inner wisdom. Patty's friend told her guidance always comes in advance of need and she gives an example. Ask yourself “What is change asking of me?” Finally, your transformational journey always benefits someone else, even though you may never be aware of your impact. Resources Mentioned: Plain to Plane My Mennonite Childhood, a National Scandal and an Unconventional Soar to Freedom Contact Patty: patty@theflyingclub.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/authorPattyBear Patty’s Website: www.theflyingclub.com House of the Sun book on Parenting Emily Harman Soul Pajamas Onward: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Onward Movement Facebook Group | YouTube PodcastPress
In this episode, Elisha ends her two-part series about the mysterious ongoing case of a missing toddler in Kendall, New South Wales in 2014. Then Emily and her friend, special guest Stephanie Elliott, discuss the senseless 2014 murder of Steph’s teenage cousin in Waynesville, Ohio.Photos from both cases are up on our social media if you’re a visual person (like we are) and need to see where the crime went down. You can also find them on our website, in the Episode Discovery file.Stalk us on social:FacebookInstagramTikTokTwitterYouTubeSpecial thanks to Fuzz Douglas for our kickass theme music. You can find more of his psychedelic goodness on Soundcloud. Source material for the William Tyrrell caseIf you’ve heard or seen something, SAY SOMETHING.Please contact Crimestoppers with any information about William's disappearance.1800 333 000Where's William: Help find him and bring him homeA special thank you to 10 Speaks for their podcast series, Where’s WilliamReward announcement by NSW policeDeathbed confession: man admits to driving TyrrellTyrrell's neighbour recorded talking to himselfNeighbour had 'funny feeling' about William TyrrellWoman says she heard boy scream near Herons CreekGary Jubelin’s podcastSource material for the Justin Back caseWikipediaArticles on Dayton247Now newsArticle in My Crime LibraryWashington Post articleDayton Daily News article about Justin’s LawRemembering Justin Back Facebook pageTo donate, link to the Justin Back: Be a Hero site
We remember an important scientific observatory and learn about ancient Irish Neolithic monuments. Brenton remembers the Arecibo Observatory, which collapsed this December, and its important contributions to Astronomical studies. Then Emily discusses Newgrange an Irish monument that is flocked to every Solstice with unknown origins.Arecibo References:https://www.space.com/20984-arecibo-observatory.htmlhttps://defector.com/arecibo-goes-dark/https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-03421-yhttps://theconversation.com/arecibo-telescopes-fall-is-indicative-of-global-divide-around-funding-science-infrastructure-151734Newgrange Referenes:https://www.ancient.eu/Newgrange/
After 20+ years as both an enlisted sailor and a commissioned US Navy SEAL officer, Jon Macaskill transitioned out of the military in August 2020. Furthermore, he says his Navy journey was a wild ride and things didn’t go quite as planned. But, he says, they definitely worked out for the best! Jon says he's been blessed to serve with some of the greatest men and women in the world, see places and do things most only read or dream about. Also, he’s thankful for the opportunity to honorably serve his country and defend his fellow Americans. Now Jon is the Deputy Executive Directorfor Veteran’s PATH. Veteran’s PATH is a nonprofit helping veterans rediscover meaning, purpose and joy through mindfulness, meditation and a safe community. Episode Highlights: First, Jon talks about what he did when he enlisted in the Navy. Then Emily shares a story from Chris Stricklin's Onward Podcast episode that explains the importance of Jon's enlisted job. Also, they discussed the lives he may have saved. Then Jon talks about why he decided to attend the U.S. Naval Academy and become a SEAL. After that, Jon describes the positions he held throughout his Naval career. Emily asks what the toughest part of being a SEAL was for Jon. Next, Emily asks how meditation would have helped Jon be a better SEAL. Jon responds by explaining how meditation could have helped him throughout his life. Veteran’s PATH is the nonprofit Jon works for now. He teaches mindfulness and meditation to veterans and service members. PATH stands for: Peace Acceptance Transformation and Honor. Jon shares how he felt hopeless when his daughter has a major surgery. After his daughter's illness, Jon took a job as the Commander of a Navy Operational Support Command. Two days before his Change of Command, Jon received a call from his sister to say she'd been battered by her then husband. Consequently, Jon's reaction led to electronic harassment charges and he was not allowed to take over his new command. Ultimately his anger led to sadness and depression. Past trauma and survivor guilt had bubbled back to the surface. And, the medication numbed Jon's pain to the point he didn't enjoy life anymore. Also, he came off mediCation and doctor recommended mediTation. Jon explains how he stuck with meditation for months and how the effects started lasting longer. Ultimately, he was able to talk about his feelings. Than, Emily refers to a past Onward Podcast episode about feelings. When ignored, feelings go to the basement and lift weights. Emily asks how Jon deals with the thoughts in his head wheen he meditates. The more he practiced mindfulness the less he had to think about it. Next Jon explains how meditation and mindfulness helped him enjoy simple things like feeding his baby daughter. And, he was able to be in the moment and not think about his task list. Emily describes her frustrations from her last job and how she incorrectly assumed once she retired things would get better and she's slow down. Jon explains that “meditate” is on his daily to do list. Then Emily mentioned an Onward Podcast episode where the guest said if you do, do, do, you turn into do do. Jon says there are times when medication helps. He's not anti-medication Insurance doesn't cover some of the "newer" methods/alternative therapies. Next Jon talks about some of these newer methods. For anxiety, stress, depression, Jon highly recommends meditation prior to anything else. Furthermore, it’s perfectly safe. Also, things can bubble to the surface but you can process it properly. Next, Emily describes meditating for 40 days straight and the feelings that came up. And these were feelings that she'd shoved to the basement. Also, once she dealt with them, she felt much better. Then, Jon talks about his Veteran’s PATH podcast and the high performing guests he interviews on his show. Finally, Emily and Jon talk about how positive feedback helps them keep publishing podcast episodes. Ultimately, both Jon and Emily have a mission to help others. Resources Mentioned: Jon@veteranspath.org Veteran’s PATH Jon Macaskill - Deputy Executive Director - Veteran's PATH Veteran’s PATH Podcast Designing Your Life The Happiness Advantage Emily Harman Soul Pajamas Onward: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Onward Movement Facebook Group | YouTube PodcastPress
We have many grievances to file and all of them are about land both terrestrial and interstellar. Brenton discusses the weird legal loophole of Yellowstone's "Zone of Death," how it was discovered and the general shrug of indifference towards correcting it. Then Emily opens a complaint with the IAU over Pluto's demotion, while also detailing facts about our former ninth planet.Zone of Death References:https://history.howstuffworks.com/history-vs-myth/can-get-away-with-crime-in-yellowstone.htmhttps://www.vox.com/2014/5/22/5738756/you-can-kill-someone-in-a-section-of-yellowstone-and-get-away-scothttps://www.atlasobscura.com/places/yellowstones-zone-of-deathPluto References:https://www.loc.gov/everyday-mysteries/astronomy/item/why-is-pluto-no-longer-a-planet/#:~:text=The%20International%20Astronomical%20Union%20https://www.space.com/why-pluto-is-not-a-planet.htmlhttps://www.cnn.com/2019/08/24/world/pluto-no-longer-planet-space-scn/index.html
Two very notable British celebrities known for two very different things. First Brenton discusses the life of Aleister Crowley, his occult practices and the ethics behind his sect Thelema. Then Emily examines Princess Diana's fatal car crash and some theories about what might have actually caused it.Crowley References: https://www.oxforddnb.com/view/10.1093/ref:odnb/9780198614128.001.0001/odnb-9780198614128-e-37329https://www.britannica.com/biography/Aleister-Crowleyhttps://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/features/the-great-beast-666-who-was-aleister-crowleyPrincess Diana References: https://occult-world.com/diana-princess-of-wales/
*Quick disclaimer - please excuse the background rustling in this episode. One of us definitely has a ghost around as neither of us were moving around during our recording session. In this episode, Elisha opens by telling us the horrific story of an innocent Japanese teen who was raped, tortured and murdered in the late 80's. Then Emily takes us to Kansas City, Missouri to discuss a case involving a young man who died mysteriously in a hotel room while using an alias.Photos from both cases are up on our social media if you're a visual person (like we are) and need to see where the crime went down. You can also find them on our website, in the Episode Discovery file.Stalk us on social:FacebookInstagramTikTokTwitterYouTubeSpecial thanks to Fuzz Douglas for our kickass theme music. You can find more of his psychedelic goodness on Soundcloud.Source material for the Junko Furuta caseFind a timeline of the crime as well as photos of Junko, the crime scene and her killers.The classic Wikipedia overview of the case.Special thanks to Bumblebutt Podcast for their great episode - Ep 97: Junko FurutaSource material for the Artemus Ogletree caseThe classic Wikipedia overview of the case.Find a Grave - Artemus OgletreeThe mystery of what was in the box: Alabama man found dead 83 years agoThe original newspaper article from 1935Special thanks to the following podcasts for their great episodes:Killin Missin Hidden - Artemus OgletreeThe Trail Went Cold - Episode 19: Artemus OgletreePretty good Buzzfeed Unsolved episode outlining the case and theories
First we look to the stars and then we study the earth's most geologically sound prison. Brenton brings a few highlights from the year on UFO happenings including a new Pentagon task force and the potential number of contactable aliens in our galaxy. Then Emily covers all things Alcatraz going from escape attempts to the strange geology of the area.UFO Articles: https://www.vice.com/en/article/ep4z7p/the-milky-way-contains-36-contactable-alien-civilizations-scientists-estimate https://www.vice.com/en/article/z3e8pw/pentagon-announces-task-force-to-study-ufoshttps://www.vice.com/en/article/5dpm45/this-guy-says-he-was-the-source-of-the-pentagons-ufo-videos
Notorious family annihilator Chris Watts murdered his wife and two daughters in Frederick, Colorado. Netflix recently released a documentary on the story, but Liz dives into facts you won't hear anywhere else. Then Emily takes a fan's request to cover the murder of Mackenzie Lueck. She was bound, suffocated and burned by Ayoola Ajayi. Emily not only tells the story but dissects Ajayi's past and the warning signs that were ignored - like Ajayi's request to a contractor to build a soundproof dungeon.Sources:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watts_family_murdershttps://www.marieclaire.com/culture/a34275542/why-did-chris-watts-kill-wife-shanann-watts/https://thetab.com/uk/2020/10/01/american-murder-what-happened-to-chris-watts-other-girlfriend-nichol-kessinger-177101https://www.biography.com/news/chris-watts-wife-daughters-murder-mistress-confession-timeline#:~:text=2010%3A%20The%20couple%20meet%20when,video%20that%20was%20later%20releasedhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Mackenzie_Lueckhttps://www.sltrib.com/news/2019/08/13/man-accused-killing-utah/ https://www.sltrib.com/news/2020/10/07/ayoola-ajayi-pleads/https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ayoola-ajayi-suspect-murder-mackenzie-lueck-20190701-story.htmlhttps://www.deseret.com/utah/2020/7/20/21331353/college-student-mackenzie-lueck-university-of-utah-murder-court-ayoola-ajayi-preliminary-hearing https://www.deseret.com/utah/2020/10/7/21504905/ayoola-ajayi-pleads-guilty-murder-mackenzie-lueck-student-university-of-utah
White male rage with a dash of haunted mysteries for you! First Brenton discusses the outpouring of anti-disco rage that exploded at a racist & homophobic stunt in 1979. Then Emily extensively details the Winchester Mystery House and it's many, many, many distinct architectural features.Disco Demolition References: https://www.vice.com/en/article/8xzke5/disco-demolition-night-was-a-disgrace-and-celebrating-it-is-worsehttps://deadspin.com/the-white-soxs-disco-demolition-riot-was-even-more-insa-1783162273https://www.theguardian.com/music/2019/jul/19/disco-demolition-the-night-they-tried-to-crush-black-musichttp://www.today.com/id/31832616/site/todayshow/ns/today-entertainment/t/when-disco-sucks-echoed-around-world/#.X3s8o2hKiUk Winchester Mystery House References: https://www.winchestermysteryhouse.com/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Padm4JItZPwhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1qzEsVpwPg
This week we bring tales of broadcast signal hacks and the business of children correctional facilities. Brenton discusses the Max Headroom broadcast hijacking in 1987, what methods the hackers used, and some possible theories on the culprit. Then Emily digs deep into the abusive world of teen correctional camps and background on their violent operations.Max Headroom Reference: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/pgay3n/headroom-hackerTeen Camps References: https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2007/08/cult-spawned-tough-love-teen-industry/https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/jm5ng4/the-legal-industry-for-kidnapping-teenshttps://www.sltrib.com/news/2020/08/30/inside-utahs-troubled/
This week we have a daring burglary & history of the US' wildest airport. Brenton covers the FBI office break in that revealed its extensive spying programs on US citizens. Then Emily details the wild architecture & art of the Denver Airport including its association with the Freemasons.COINTELPRO Reference: https://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/07/us/burglars-who-took-on-fbi-abandon-shadows.htmlDenver Airport Reference: https://www.thrillist.com/travel/nation/denver-airport-conspiracy-theories
Mysterious circumstances abound! Brenton discusses the conflicting reports and conspiracy theories surrounding Jim Morrison's death. Then Emily details some of the top suspects associated with noted plane hijacker DB Cooper. Now in poem form!Jim Morrison References: https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/jim-morrison-cause-of-death-22289495https://allthatsinteresting.com/jim-morrison-deathhttps://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-blogs/six-musicians-conspiracy-theorists-believe-faked-their-own-death-3524DB Cooper References: https://www.history.com/news/who-was-d-b-cooper
How to Find Joy and Peace in Difficult Times: When Kelly Blackmon was a child, his parents were drug addicts and he grew up in one of the worst neighborhoods on the west side of Chicago. His family moved from there to the projects. After a fall when he was three years old, his parents were told that if he lived he’d have severe brain damage. In addition, Kelly is Black man in America and he has every reason to believe in his failure. However, this year has been the best year of his life. Even with COVID. Even with all the racism. And it's due to his faith. Not faith like we think of it. Like "Blind faith". Kelly says faith is like watching the pattern and being able to see 2, 4, 6, 8 and knowing that if he’s asked what's next, he can say 10 with certainty. That's where Kelly lives. Consequently, it's brought him a great deal of joy and peace and comfort in times that are any but. About Kelly: Kelly is the Owner of B.E. Consulting, a Chicago based consulting firm specializing in life and career coaching. Kelly specializes in helping people find their "why" through understanding themselves and letting themselves off the hook for their old perceptions. In a small way, this is his version of saving the world. Furthermore, Kelly comes at every situation; every interaction, from a place of love. His belief is that it will help to make each person just a little bit better. And voila, the world starts to slowly shift from the butterfly effect. Hence, his company’s name, where B.E. Consulting. Episode Highlights: First, Emily introduces Kelly and they talk about the power of networking Then Kelly explains how he came up with the name for his business. Kelly explains his approach to life - love. Self mastery is important to Kelly. No one can take his joy away. Being comfortable with yourself is key to finding joy. Kelly talks about his childhood and growing up as a Black man in America. A turning point in Kelly’s life was when he was in his 20’s and wanted to commit suicide. He didn’t feel valuable. The morning Kelly was going to rob a McDonalds, his friend backed out and Kelly decided to back out too. Next, Kelly describes his journey of self discovery and self love. Furthermore, Kelly helps others find their value and purpose. Both of Kelly’s parents were addicted to drugs when he was growing up. He has a lot of reasons he could give up - it would totally fit. However, Kelly chooses to be different. It’s a decision to let go of victimhood. Also, the power of choice is huge - it changes everything. Emily asks Kelly how he helps people let go of victimhood. Next, Emily and Kelly talk about the challenges of being an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurs need to know how to pivot and your inner compassion can tell you if you’re headed in the wrong direction. Then Emily asks Kelly to talk about a time when he failed. After that, Emily and Kelly talk about how these failures contributed to his successes. Kelly talks about authenticity and the importance of sharing our failures and times when we’re afraid. Next, Emily asks Kelly about one of his insane wackiest ideas. Why did Kelly start coaching others? Finally, Kelly is Your favorite coaches favorite coach! Resources Mentioned: Connect with Kelly on LinkedIn Kelly’s Website B.E. Consulting YouTube including the How To Win at Everything Podcast Kelly’s Facebook Group Kelly interviews Emily on his podcast Emily Harman Soul Pajamas Onward: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Onward Movement Facebook Group | YouTube PodcastPress
We have tales of government UFO projects and haunted San Diego houses. First Brenton discusses Project Blue Book, the secret Air Force project that attempted to debunk mysterious UFO sightings. Then Emily details the history and hauntings of the William Heath Davis house, the oldest wooden house in San Diego.Project Blue Book references:https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/15/arts/television/project-blue-book-history-true-story.htmlhttps://www.newsweek.com/project-blue-book-true-story-reality-tv-show-history-channel-ufo-sightings-1288942https://www.archives.gov/research/military/air-force/ufoshttps://www.huffpost.com/entry/chicago-ohare-ufo-leslie-_n_692515William Heath Davis House references:https://sdghosts.com/the-william-heath-davis-house/
Episode Four: Dancing on the Ruins with Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson We sit down with the awesome Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson, Co-Executive Director of the legendary Highlander Center, for an inspiring and motivating talk about movement building, solidarity economics, liberation practices and real deal education. This interview had us practicing our dance moves to shimmy on the ruins of the old world, so you don’t want to miss it if you’re needing some fuel for your fire. Then Emily gives a post-PDX protest report, and she and Sarah discuss ways to “get in where you fit in” to support M4BL. P.S. We’d suggest a What the Folk drinking game where you take a shot every time Sarah says the word “consciousness” -- but that would likely render you unconscious. THE HIGHLANDER CENTER https://www.highlandercenter.org/ MOVEMENT FOR BLACK LIVES https://m4bl.org/ GUEST BIO Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson is a 33 year old, Affrilachian (Black Appalachian), working class woman, born and raised in Southeast Tennessee. She is the Co-Executive Director of the Highlander Research & Education Center in New Market, TN. She has served as president of the Black Affairs Association at East Tennessee State University and the Rho Upsilon Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. She is a long-time activist working around issues of mountaintop removal mining, and environmental racism in central and southern Appalachia, and has served on the National Council of the Student Environmental Action Coalition. She is an active participant in the Movement for Black Lives and is on the governance council of the Southern Movement Assembly. You can follow Ash on Twitter @hendersonaw0604 MUSIC Featured music: 2019 performances of “If You Want a Revolution" and “Don't Know Much About Star Wars” by our own Emily Yates. You can check out the videos here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkHVqdjgqN4&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ny6AWs7_kU&feature=youtu.be DONATE TO GROUPS IN PORTLAND PDX Protest Bail Fund https://www.gofundme.com/f/pdx-protest-bail-fund Black Portland Youth Movement https://www.gofundme.com/f/21o0at70w0?utm_source=customer&utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link-tip Rosehip Medics http://www.rosehipmedics.org/donate/
We've got government cover-ups and architectural mysticism. Brenton details the tragic death of Frank Olson and his ties to the government program "MK-Ultra." Then Emily gives a lesson on the sacred geometry and architectural design of Washington D.C.Frank Olson references: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2001/apr/07/books.guardianreview4https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/sep/06/from-mind-control-to-murder-how-a-deadly-fall-revealed-the-cias-darkest-secretsSacred Geometry references: https://www.cnu.org/publicsquare/2018/02/21/l%E2%80%99enfant%E2%80%99s-sacred-design-washington-dc
Emily sits down with Krystal Twobulls (Oglala Lakota and Northern Cheyenne), veteran and executive director of Voices of the Sacred, in Lame Deer, Montana. Voices of the Sacred’s mission is to develop the next generation of healthy organizers from Native Youth and Native Veterans. We talk about what healthy organizing means, global solidarity across liberation movements, and Krystal’s journey from serving in the army to serving her community. Then Emily and Sarah wrestle with technical difficulties and America’s general ahistorical consciousness. Featured music is "Creation" by Nataanii Means, courtesy of the artist. https://soundcloud.com/nataanii-means Get Involved: https://www.voicesofthesacred.org/ https://aboutfaceveterans.org/ Krystal was just arrested at the direct action at Mount Rushmore, this interview was recorded before those protests. She’s out and doing well, but you can support the Black Hills Legal Defense Fund here: https://bhlegalfund.org/
Amidst the awful histories this week, we find some good levity. Brenton recounts the horrible story of the Central Park 5 and the swift "justice" that took away their lives. Then Emily talks about the life of Gladys Bentley, her rise from the Harlem Renaissance, and her amazing, gender-bending live shows.You can find ways to help the Black Lives Matter protests here: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/#
We kick it off with a night email from an anonymous listener working at an unnamed theme park about how unsafe reopening is. Then Emily explains “Dark Academia” the college themed Tik Tok teen trend that feels extra dystopian now that school reopenings are being threatened for the fall. Then we are joined by special guest writer Hannah Giorgis from The Atlantic to discuss Polish erotic thriller and viral hit 365 Days! Does this movie resurrect the erotic thriller as Night Call has been hoping it would? Or is it just a Polish rip off of 50 Shades Of Grey? Why would people flock to an erotic streamer like 365 Days during lockdown? Plus what are the sexiest movies and what have we all been watching lately? The mind reels, on an all new Night Call! FOOTNOTES Scream inside your heart 21 Pilots PPP loan Dark Academia Cottagecore Harvard's online tuition Belle Delphine Ursula le Guin Hannah's piece on 365 Days 50 Shades/365 Days connection Duffy's open letter Background on Duffy's kidnapping (TW: rape) Hannah on Twitter Hannah at The Atlantic Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
We are joined by Dr. Carol Conzelman for a mind-expanding conversation about the history of the drug war in the United States, her work studying coca and democracy in Bolivia, how to encourage critical thinking about drugs, and our human need to explore inner space. Then Emily and Sarah have a chat that starts with studying the habits of the common American wook and ends with a discussion of the apocalypse, per usual. Featured music is “Drugs R Bad” by What the Folk’s very own Emily Yates http://emilyyatesmusic.com/ ______________________________________________________________ Guest Bio: Dr. Caroline Conzelman is a cultural anthropologist and Senior Instructor at the University of Colorado Boulder with the Global Studies Residential Academic Program and the International Affairs Program. She directs a Study Abroad program in Bolivia and teaches courses on democracy, drug policy, globalization, sustainability, Latin America, and community engagement. She is Faculty Adviser for Students for Sensible Drug Policy, the Psychedelic Club, and Slow Food Youth. Since 2014, she has organized—together with students and colleagues—an all-day symposium to promote public education on ancient uses of cannabis and psychedelic plants and their modern political, economic, and therapeutic relevance. Since 1995, Conzelman has been a Volunteer Team Leader with the international grassroots development organization Global Volunteers, coordinating service learning programs in Jamaica, Ecuador, Italy, Tanzania, Ireland, and Cuba; she also served on their Board of Directors (seven years). Currently she is president of the international Board of Directors for the Andean Information Network out of Cochabamba, Bolivia. Carol can be reached at conzelma@colorado.edu _____________________________________________________________ Carol’s book recommendations: War and Drugs by The Role of Military Conflict in the Development of Substance Abuse By Dessa Bergen-Cico https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/10260413-war-and-drugs From Chocolate to Morphine: Everything You Need to Know About Mind-Altering Drugs By Andrew Weil https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/110490.From_Chocolate_to_Morphine?ac=1&from_search=true&qid=1vJUQcV46m&rank=1 Organizations to follow and support: Drug Policy Alliance https://www.drugpolicy.org/ Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies https://maps.org/ Erowid https://www.erowid.org/ Transnational Institute https://www.tni.org/en International Drug Policy Consortium https://idpc.net/ Washington Office for Latin America (WOLA) https://www.wola.org/ Institute for Policy Studies https://ips-dc.org/
Another week, another dive into Black History we missed in school. Brenton covers the "Little Rock Nine" and how the government left Black students vulnerable during school integration. Then Emily offers a part 2 on Malcolm X and the theories surrounding his assassination. She also discusses the Black Legion, the militia oriented wing of the KKK.You can find ways to help the Black Lives Matter protests here: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/#References: https://butreallytho.com/2020/07/03/black-history-we-did-not-learn-in-school-part-4-podcast-update/
We want to wish everyone a happy Juneteenth! To commemorate this holiday, Brenton covers the history of it which as, the title suggests, we hadn't learned about. Then Emily covers Claudette Colvin, one of the first Black woman to refuse to give up her seat on the bus.You can find ways to help the Black Lives Matter protests here: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/#References: https://butreallytho.com/2020/06/19/black-history-we-didnt-learn-in-school-part-2/
There's the rule of 3's for celebrities and then the rule of 20's for presidents. Brenton covers the US presidential curse and its racist origins plus a sidebar into which presidents used psychics. Then Emily discusses current Sasquatch theory & Jane Goodall's personal history and belief in the species.
Forgiveness, Peace and Happiness: In this Onward Podcast episode, Jacqueline Appel shares her journey to find her birth parents. In addition, she reveals the life changing moments that happened to her in a short time span in 2016. Furthermore, Jacqueline believes it’s important to share our stories, especially if they’re helpful to others. Jacqueline shares much of her story publicly for the first time in this episode. Also, she says telling her story feels like a weight has been lifted off her shoulders. In addition, she hopes others can heal from hearing her story. In summary, Jacqueline has closure. She knows where she come from, who she come from, and why she is the way that she is. In summary, through the craziest year of her life, Jacqueline found forgiveness, peace and happiness. Episode Highlights: First, Emily and Jacqueline discuss how they met each other. Then Emily asks Jacqueline to share her story. After that, Jacqueline shares that her parents told her when she was 3 that she was adopted and she’s always been curious. Some adoptees don’t want to find out more about their biological family. Jacqueline says there’s nothing wrong or selfish about wanting to know. Next, they discuss the best way for a parent to let the child know they’re adopted. Don’t treat it like its a big secret. Then, Jacqueline talks about when she decided she wanted to find her biological parents. She had to wait until she was 18 years old. Her father helped her write the letters. Jacqusline explains how she found her biological mother and father. She reached out to her biological mother in writing to say thank you. Also, Jacqueline describes what she felt when she met met her biological father. Jacqueline married when she was very young and separated from her husband at 22. Moving onward from divorce was more difficult than she expected. Jacqueline describes what it took for her to move onward through her divorce. Counseling helped her and she says she’s a huge fan. Jacqueline shares her story because she didn’t know a lot of adoptees when she was growing up and she doesn’t want the subject to be taboo. Furthermore, Jacqueline learned forgiveness and that sometimes the grass is greener on the other side. Forgiveness means peace and letting go to Jacqueline. Jacqueline is an entrepreneur/crafter and sells her personal gifts on Instagram and Etsy under A Touch of You by Jackie. Next, Jacqueline shares her future plans to get into farming. Also she reflects on her life and how she’s learned from her experiences and matured. In other words, the challenges she’s faced in her life made her who she is and she appreciates her experiences. Finally Jacqueline shares that telling her story feels like a weight has been lifted off her shoulders and she hopes others can heal from hearing her story. RESOURCES MENTIONED: Jacqueline’s Instagram: @atouchofyoubyjackie Emily Harman Soul Pajamas Onward: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Onward Movement Facebook Group PodcastPress
Conscious or Peaceful Parenting: Brandan Spradling is a certified conscious parenting coach and Mama to a free-spirited, wildhearted daughter. Brandan explains that conscious parenting, sometimes called peaceful parenting, is an essential part of her mamáhood journey. As such, she has a deep passion for sharing this amazing work with others. In addition, Brandan is helping reframe and transform the parenting conversation for generations to come. Finally, parents spending more time at home with their children during COVID-19, may find Brandan’s conscious parenting techniques appealing. Emily and Brandan back up their discussion on conscious parenting with tangible examples. Episode Highlights: First, Emily introduces Brandan and shares her thoughts on parenting. Then Emily asks Brandan to explain conscious parenting. Brandan explains the shift in thinking necessary to be a more mindful, present parent. After that, Brandan explains the concept of connection before correction/cooperation. Emily asks Branden to give an example and shares an example of how she, as many people her age, were sent to the corner as a child and not taught to name emotions. Parenting brings out stuff in us we never knew existed. Brandan and Emily take a break from the interview as there was an issue with Brandan’s 4.5 year old daughter making some noise. Then, Brandan returns to the interview and explains how she handled the situation using conscious parenting techniques. She also shares that her mom, her daughter’s grandmother, is learning conscious parenting. Also, Brandan explains how she’d talk to her daughter if she hadn’t handled herself appropriately or if she had yelled at her daughter. She shares how she would apologize to her daughter and what that teaches her daughter. Brandan shares how she’s teaching her daughter to be able to identify and name her feelings. After that, Brandan and Emily talk about how our perfectionism can come out in our patenting. Emily asks Brandan how she chose to parent this way and Brandan shares her story. After working with a conscious parenting coach, Brandan decided to coach other parents. Conscious parenting improved all of Brandan’s relationships. After that, Emily gives some examples of parenting her children and how she had to take a look at herself. Our children aren’t intentionally triggering us. The triggers from our own fears and insecurities. Brandan explains the typical day of a single parent working out of the home and how frustrations build. Then Brandan explains the value of taking a conscious pause and how parents can train themselves to be the observer and witness without a reaction. Brandan explains how parents can set an intention. Peaceful parenting takes time. Brandan encourages us to think through our day and celebrate small wins. Finally, parenting is an inside job. Parenting is an invitation to become more aware of who we are. Also, Brandan says that COVID-19 isn’t homeschooling its quarantine schooling. We need to be gentle with ourselves and our children. Use this time to teach our children life skills. Think about what you want your children to remember about quarantine time. It’s a time for many of us to slow down if we can. RESOURCES MENTIONED: https://www.soaringsolo.me/raising-conscious-parents Contact Brandan: brandan@soaringsolo.me Emily Harman Soul Pajamas Onward: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Onward Movement Facebook Group PodcastPress
It's part 2 of UFO talk & a journey to find Atlantis! First, Brenton covers Tom Delonge's "To The Stars Academy" and reconciles its success with his personal fandom with Blink 182. Then Emily covers a few theories about what happened to Atlantis and its history as a parable in one of Plato's stories.
Emily joins me to talk about her time on Ben Flajnik’s season, how it feels like forever ago, her memories from the season, where it went wrong with Courtney and what she should’ve done differently. Then Emily and I spend the next hour talking about COVID-19, from it’s early threat, myths vs facts, diagnostic testing vs antibody testing, social distancing, effects on sports, what will the new normal be, when does she think we’ll ever get there, vaccines, a second wave hitting in the fall, and much, much more (19:05). Music written by Jimmer Podrasky (B'Jingo Songs/Machia Music/Bug Music BMI)
Clear the Blocks and Master Your Life! Transformational coach, Angie Swartz, advises us to create our own personal board of directors. Angie is a life, business and career coach, and the founder of Life Purpose Advisor. As such, Angie helps clients identify and clear the blocks that are in the way of mastering their life. Furthermore, whether you’re on a professional journey or a personal one (she finds it’s often both), she uses her 25+ years business experience, heart-centered coaching methods, mindfulness practices, and energy healing to help clients realize and awaken their full potential. In addition, Angie is an accomplished speaker, trainer, podcaster, and author. Finally, Angie’s mission is to empower people to create happy lives and meaningful careers that allow them to contribute to the greater good of the world and raise the collective consciousness. Listen and learn how to clear the blocks and master your life and how having your own personal board of directors can help. Episode Highlights: First Angie talks about the types of clients she supports. She loves to help people who aren’t happy in their career and know there’s something else for them. Then she she gives examples of catalysts that are telling us we need to grow. For example, we might recognize it as feeling uncomfortable. Next, Emily asks Angie how we know when time to get help - to hire a coach. Angie replies that we should all have coaches/mentors - our own personal board of directors. When we create own personal board of directors we should consider adding the following types of helpers to the board: coach, therapist, mentor, etc Furthermore, if we have the spots on our personal board of directors filled, we know we can pick up the phone when we need them. Next, Emily and Angie discuss how the coronavirus is enabling us to rethink our lives and be more conscious about how we want to live. Angie shares that most of her clients are going through some big change and reevaluating their lives. Then Emily talks about how she overworks to avoid pain most likely - to make herself feel comfortable. Angie recommends the book Radical Acceptance - Embracing Your Life With the Heart of a Buddha by Tara Brach Also, Angie explains that we need to pay attention to what we do in times of stress. Furthermore, many times the actions we take are the result of something that happened in childhood. We need to be open and trust that if we look at a dark place of life, we will be ok. We need to clear these blocks and master our lives. Emily discusses building the Onward Movement and how helpful it was to work with a coach. After that, Angie shares why she got into this line of work, especially when she had a great corporate job, plenty of money, and material possessions. In addition she reveals that she experienced a ”dark night of the soul” time in her life. Her mentor became her teacher and Angie learned tools energy healing etc. In other words, she started drinking through the fire hose of personal development. Next, Emily discusses the challenges of single parenting and how hard it was before the internet to get counseling and find help. Angie shares how, through the internet, she leads meditations with her students from all over the country and she has coached people all over the world. After that, Angie tells us the tips she would give to someone facing adversity. One: invest time in understanding ourselves; Two: spend time developing a daily practice - Three: Build your personal board of directors and rely on them to support you and help you see the light when you can’t. Angie describes her new project: Mastering Happy at Work. She talks about this at women’s empowerment groups formed by companies for furthering women’s careers. Next, Angie and Emily discuss the importance of making time to take care of ourselves. Then Angie and Emily discuss their Myers Briggs evaluations and their experience at the World Domination Summit. Angie tells us we are responsible for our own happiness and that we can make change with an intention and a little bit of time every week. Furthermore, feeling being stuck and not able to move forward is a fallacy - its not real. Emily discusses some questions that came up in the Onward Movement group and gets Angie’s take on the issues. Then Angie talks about her Life Purpose Advisor Podcast. Her 55 interviews contain rich discussions with leaders and world difference makers around their own journeys and finding their purpose. After that, Angie shares a coaching experience she gave one of her clients and the outcome. She also explains that we may think we know the problem but if we dig deeper we will probably find that’s not really the problem. A coach can hold space for you and hold up a mirror to help you see better. Also. Angie loves to work with entrepreneurs - combining the business and personal side. Finally, in her closing remarks, Angie reminds us to look at what makes us happy, what brings joy. Sometimes we need to slow down to catch up. Also, we need to give ourselves permission to not be so productive. In other words, make all decisions based on joy; be gentle with ourselves. Your personal board of directors can help. You can clear the blocks and master your life Resources Mentioned: Angie’s free 7-day eCourse “Four Essential Steps to Finding Your Life Purpose” Life Purpose Advisor Podcast www.lifepurposeadvisor.com angie@lifepurposeadvisor.com 513-279-2789 Mark Bowness of We Build Tribes Pat Flynn of Smart Passive Income World Domination Summit Angie Swartz LinkedIn Emily Harman Soul Pajamas Onward: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Onward Movement Facebook Group PodcastPress
In this episode, Dr. Erin Stair talks with Emily Copland, a registered nurse and nurse educator who has been diagnosed with EMF-Sensitivity. EMF-Sensitivity is also sometimes called EHS, or Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity. The World Health Organization classifies it as IEI-EMF, or Idiopathic Environmental Intolerance to Electromagnetic Fields. (EMF stands for electromagnetic fields or frequencies.) In the first part of the podcast, Dr. Stair presents background information on EMF-Sensitivity, including what's known about it and what's not. In short, there are a lot of unknowns. Then Emily tells her story, from when mysterious and frightening symptoms first started to appear to figuring out what was wrong and finally to discussing how she manages it. As always, if you have any questions, please email Erin at bloomingwellness.com Follow Erin on InstagramIf you are interested in reading Dr. Stair's parody on what she thinks is wrong with the wellness industry, Yours in Wellness, Krystal Heeling is available on good ol' Amazon.
I begin by talking about the IG Live show Ashley Spivey and I are doing on Sunday nights at 8 ET and a little more about Colton's candidness in his book. Then Emily joins me to talk about how she got her start (14:24), the change in how "tabloids" have covered stories over the years (19:57), magazine vs online (22:30), how subjects are breaking their own stories now (24:27), having "exclusives" (32:42), what she took from interviewing Colton for her podcast this week (43:15), and we end by talking about her love for Dawson's Creek (56:20). Music written by Jimmer Podrasky (B'Jingo Songs/Machia Music/Bug Music BMI) Ads: ThredUp – ThredUp.com/STEVE for 30% off your first order
Well our Spring Break theme month has taken a turn due to reality. But we will be here for you at Night Call, some of us calling in remotely, to keep taking your night calls. Pandemic talk leads to a condemnation of wellness grifters giving junk advice about Coronavirus and selling garbage dust. Then Emily has a serious q&a with a listener who responded to our call for doctors and medical professionals to give real advice about the crisis. But it’s still Spring Break March, so we tuck into the appropriately weird Stravinsky piece The Rite Of Spring and the riot-causing Nijinsky ballet. Also spring rituals from around the world and Molly’s Excellent French Canadian Spring Break. Footnotes: - Moon Juice coronavirus protocol - *NIGHT CALL CANON!!!' - Alison Roman caramelized shallot pasta - The UCSF conference notes post, that Molly and Emily described and debunked, has been deleted since we recorded - Rite of Spring - Nicolas Roerich - Circle Dance - Dancing in the Streets - Baba Marta Day - Marzanna - Maslenitsa (butter lady) - Explore.org Animal Cams Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Pull up a seat and grab a slice as we discuss Chuck E. Cheese's (fka Rick Rat) pizza woes. Then Emily takes a deep dive into the science and rumors persisting around chem (or con) trails. Is skydiving still romantic if it's also mind control?
We start by talking about Ashley's travel schedule in the new year, me now copying her husband Steve's facial cleansing routine (5:03), and training my dog Luka on her ramp (12:34). Then Elisse in Idaho joins us to talk about her infertility issues that have been going on for way too long (15:30). Then Emily in Idaho wants to know what to do about her sister who ran up $40k of credit card debt on their grandmother's cards (52:35). Original theme music provided by Kate Bass and the song is titled “Blink.”
This episode we start out by asking only the most important question. Then Emily brings the mood down by explaining the Tanganyika Laughter Epidemic. Luckily, Claire came extra prepared for this episode and confessed her undying love to a digital dinosaur. WYD: universal or personal? Follow us on instagram and twitter @chaosconsidered. Email chaosconsidered@gmail.com. Visit chaosconsidered.com
We had four correct answers on the $500 survey. Then Emily called...
After a summer vacation hiatus, the Darlings catch up about eating burgers, running races, and local news. Then Emily chats with Emily Dolan, a Delawarean in the Wild who is pursuing a professional soccer career in Europe. Links & such Delaware Burger Battle @burger.buff Wilmington Women’s Half Marathon Delcastle Park Jack A. Markell Trail (JAM) […]
Part 1: Lauren tells us about Buffalo Summer Solstice, Duende, Buffalo Brewers Festival, and popups happening at Canalside. Then Emily talks about the TR Site's Unexpected Inauguration Tour and the new Resurgence Brewery in the Old First Ward. Part 2: Coming up this weekend: Jake Owen UCC Dancing With the Stars Taste of Diversity Festival 2019 2nd Annual Brews for BUR & Cornhole Tournament Canalside Live Series: T.I. The Roycroft Summer Festival Art & Antique Show Human Buffalove #6
On today’s show, Emily is joined by speaker, business coach & best selling author Alicia Dunams to help Emily figure out her next book! Plus, she’s answering your emails. The two discuss how to create a “Bestseller in a Weekend,” as well as why saying you “get to” instead of you “have to” can change your perspective on a lot. Then Emily answers emails on what to do when you just can’t seem to get past date #3, you don’t mind getting spanked – but don’t know how to react, and how to get your partner into sexting. Thank you for supporting our sponsors who help keep the show FREE: Apex, uberlube, Good Vibrations, SiriusXM, Womanizer Follow Emily on all social: @sexwithemily For more info on Alicia, click HERE. To attend Bestseller in a Weekend, click HERE. For even more sex advice, tips & tricks, visit sexwithemily.com
How has culture changed society and can we use culture to change it back? Then Emily discusses the lie that all sins are equal. Check out our sponsor: thehaystack.org
The Disney Dream Girls - An Unofficial Disney Theme Parks Podcast
On this weeks podcast, Michelle is joined Emily and Alex (a mother son combo). Together the trio talk about how they met on the Disney Fantasy, earlier this year. Then Emily and Alex give a mother and son trip report from that trip. To round off the show, they look forwards to their next Disney adventure - Walt Disney World for Thanksgiving. As usual, you will find pictures and show notes available on our website Disney Dream Girls Podcast. You can also subscribe via iTunes to ensure you never miss a show and also, whilst there, why not leave us an iTunes review? iTunes page for the Disney Dream Girls. Our Contact information is: Twitter @DisDreamGirls and @Jaynephipps Email info@disneydreamgirls.com www.Facebook.com/disneydreamgirls Instagram @DisDreamGirls For extra content and to support the show financially, visit our Patreon Page. If you love us, try out our friends: Dis Down Under Podcast, head to their website - https://www.disdownunder.com/ Dis After Dark Podcast, click to listen - http://disafterdark.libsyn.com/
Hayden Scott stops by to share his story and talk about where the church is heading for our generation. Then Emily discusses how millennials are all poor af. Links: https://www.reddit.com/r/financialindependence/ https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/ http://www.frugalwoods.com/ http://earlyretirementextreme.com/day-1-finding-a-place-to-live.html https://www.amazon.com/Coffeehouse-Investor-Wealth-Ignore-Street-ebook/dp/B0024CEZQC
The Florida race for governor will be a contest between the Republican mini-Trump and the Democrats’ future, Paul Ryan’s SuperPAC is blowing louder dog whistles, and Senate Democrats make a deal on judges that gets them nothing in return. Then EMILY’s List President Schriock joins Jon and Dan to talk about the record number of women candidates who are running and winning elections in 2018.
March Madness just finished the first two rounds of the tournament and there were some incredible games. Miner and Emily discuss some of the amazing upsets and Cinderella stories in the NCAA March Madness Tournament. Then Emily talks Santa Clarita Diet, the current TV show everyone in the office has been talking about.
March Madness just finished the first two rounds of the tournament and there were some incredible games. Miner and Emily discuss some of the amazing upsets and Cinderella stories in the NCAA March Madness Tournament. Then Emily talks Santa Clarita Diet, the current TV show everyone in the office has been talking about.
This week we have a great interview with Tadd Armbruster from Atom Composites. He tells us about their company, they have been a great supporter of CX this season, and the products that they provide. Then Emily, David and I do the usual discussion. What are you workin on and questions! You won't want to miss it!.:) Send tech questions to: Bikeshopshow@gmail.com Health IQ Sweet Bikes
Emily Henry kicks us off with her elevator pitch for A Million Junes and tells us her inspiration for the book. Grab a tissue, pretties! We find out what a typical writing day looks like in the world of Emily Henry and how she develops her writing. Next, Emily shares how writing A Million Junes was different from anything else and why she would be leaving in handcuffs if the cops were to show up at her house. Then Emily lets us know how about the publishing process for A Million Junes and how many adverbs she had to remove from her initial drafts. We dish about Saul and his swoony-ness and what it was like to develop his relationship with June as well as about June's relationship with Hannah and how it does mirror some relationships in Emily's own life. #besties4lyfe We talk about genre-bending and some of Emily's favorite scenes and parts of A Million Junes. Emily tells us the character she'd most like to introduce June to. We play two truths and a lie, which leads to an interesting discussion about the joys of cilantro and a hilarious mishap she had in her mom's car. *grin* Emily tells us what she would write in a letter to her 17-year old self, and it's deep. We shift gears and talk about what's on Emily's TBR pile and the books she wants to help spread the word about. Then she tells us who her favorite swoony boys are--we think you might be surprised when you find out a few of her picks! We wrap things up with a fun word association game.
On today’s show, Emily and Anderson answer some of your top sex concerns, trade blast from the past stories, and talk about one of this year’s most exciting products! But first, the pair discuss the topic of afterplay—is it one of the most underrated parts of sex or just an afterthought? Then Emily takes a call from Carrie Martz, creator of the sex-toy-sanitizing Uvee, to get the skinny on how she came up with such an innovative device. And of course, last but not least, Emily and Anderson answer your emails about getting off on your partner’s history and how to handle an uncircumcised member. From sex toy hygiene to post-sex etiquette, this podcast is interesting, informative and totally uncut! Don’t miss it!
Morgan’s fifth Wild Goose interview was with Emily Joy, an incredible poet who lives in Nashville. Emily grew up homeschooled in a fundamentalist family. She went to Moody Bible Institute where she was one of a handful of women to major in theology (in this decade). They discussed online feminism, intersectionality, and the importance of listening to your heart. Then Emily closed with her viral poem “How To Love the Sinner and Hate the Sin: Five Easy Steps.”
Morgan’s fifth Wild Goose interview was with Emily Joy, an incredible poet who lives in Nashville. Emily grew up homeschooled in a fundamentalist family. She went to Moody Bible Institute where she was one of a handful of women to major in theology (in this decade). They discussed online feminism, intersectionality, and the importance of listening to your heart. Then Emily closed with her viral poem “How To Love the Sinner and Hate the Sin: Five Easy Steps.”
This week, Emily welcomes the three lovely ladies from the LadyGang podcast for an unabashed, no-holds-barred girl talk session. Together, the girls dish on their favorite things to do in the bedroom and share their advice on how to get everything you want from your partner, no matter what relationship stage you happen to be in. The female foursome (plus Menace) get down and dirty, divulging their sentiments on approaching anal, getting busy in the shower and the most underrated type of kissing. Each of the ladies also answers Emily’s 5 top sex questions—topics include turn ons & offs, crazy places to do it and what words make them hot. Then Emily and Menace tackle your emails, answering questions about the return of the ex, freaky fetishes and how to stand out in a sea full of single guys. If you’ve ever wondered what makes a woman squirm in bed, or if you’re just looking to commiserate with a fellow lady, this show is for you. No sex, love or dating topic is off limits and not one second should be missed!
CliffCentral.com — The ladies speak to Paul Botha from "Inspiring Young Minds" which is a one day inspiration workshop for grades 9 to 12. They educate youths on how to get a job, study, travel and start a business, they also give them some much needed motivation. Then Emily from CORE a organisation that works at keeping the youth inspired.
This podcast is about sex toys and “sext” offenders. Emily's first guest is Alicia Relles, designer and head “vagina” of the sex-positive retailer Je Joue, here to give us an exclusive sneak peak at the latest tech trends in vibrators and buzz-worthy goodies coming soon to Je Joue. Then Emily welcomes her second guest, Alexandra Tweten, creator of “Bye Felipe”, an Instagram account chronicling angry responses from rejected men over dating sites, which after a month has managed to attract almost 260,000 followers. Emily gives tips to help you succeed in online dating (and hopefully stay off Bye Felipe!). And if all else fails, Alicia has a ton of toys to keep your warm while you wait for Mr. Right. From Kegel weights to Tinder dates, this Podcast is full of advice to help you get what you need, on and offline. Check it out!
In this week’s Podcast, Emily takes her show on the road.. Literally! Joined by two leading experts in the sex therapy field, Emily records this show live from Catalyst Con, a conference created to inspire exceptional conversations about sexuality. Whether because they are the uneducated or just plain uncomfortable, people treat sex like the elephant in the room. No one talks about what’s going on between the sheets. But if you can’t talk about it with your doctor, or even with the person you’re having sex with, how the hell can it ever get better? This show is all about breaking down your sexual barriers and opening up those lines of communication to pave the way to amazing sex! Up first is Dr. Hernando Chaves, renowned sex therapist and sexy professor. He and Emily discuss many of the sexual roadblocks that men and women face, including body image, stamina and being too stuck in their own heads. Then Emily sits down with popular love-and-sexologist Ava Cadell, here to tackle the most common question she gets asked: How can couples keep the passion alive? From anal sex to penis insecurities to the bowl of sex toys on Hernando’s table, this show touches on the things we’re all too shy to talk about. Don’t miss it!
This week on Sharp & Hot, co-host Matt Wang returns! Emily and Matt answer a caller question from last week’s episode about healthcare and taxes. Then Emily tells us about raising chickens at her house and the complications involved in selling their eggs. After the break, the hosts discuss the gluten-free trend that has been sweeping the country over the few years. This program has been sponsored by Le Creuset. Today’s music provided by Dead Stars. “You should have to take a semester in high school to break free from that…” [19:00] Chef Emily Peterson on Sharp & Hot
This is Matt Wang’s last week as a co-host on Sharp & Hot! Emily and Matt discuss the life of a cook, and how it can be difficult to lead a normal life in this profession. Then Emily brings up the debate of undercharging for bar food in order to charge more for drinks, and Matt provides his counterargument. Later, we get some caller questions about breaking the habit of a poor diet. Tune in for all this and more! This program has been sponsored by Le Creuset. Today’s music provided by Space Ghost. “I definitely think the kinder, gentler restaurant business is happening in a lot of ways.” [11:00] Matt Wang on Sharp & Hot
Tangent? Whoever heard of a tangent? Certainly not GleeKast, who brings you disciplined coverage of Asian F...until their Special Guest Star Gwyneth Pal--er, Slug shows up and chaos reigns with more furor than a Von Trier flick. The trio discuss everything from The Karate Kid Part III to Will Shuester’s taste in porn. Then Emily discovers she has the ability to wishmaster stuff and gets really distracted. So distracted that her irresponsible wishmastering leads to technical difficulties that threaten a good 90 minutes of group rambling. Three days later, the trio reunites in SkypeLand to finish off defining tiger moms and debating the healthiness of Mercedes’ relationship with her in no way healthy boyfriend/Snuffalufagus/forum/Durden. Trust us, it will all make sense two hours from now. In the meantime, there’s the link Ashlee sent us from someone who hates Glee:http://nerdgasmnoire.wordpress.com/2011/10/04/why-is-glee-so-addicted-to-failure/ and you should share your thoughts on it at palavr.com. There’s the videotorial shared with us by Wayne here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p72UqyVPj54 in which a chick declares war on Beyonce. And most touchingly (and educationally), here’s the superior cover of Fix You from Young@Heart, complete with Spanish subtitles because Emily wishmastered it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_n0zvoHlVkWe’ll be on a brief hiatus along with Glee, but keep your ears out for a Very Special And Long Ago Teased commentary episode and stay in touch at gleekast@gmail.com and the palavr.com forums. Also check outSlug over at the Slugcast, which you can find right on yonder: http://www.slugcast.com/ Just don’t throw salt on it because that’s cruel and gross. Sickos. Keep up that attitude and we’ll wishmaster you all the way back to The Season That Didn’t Happen. Remember: you don’t even know what we’re talking about.
Susan Messing (The Annoyance, Messing with a Friend) and Emily Fightmaster (Second City, The Annoyance) join Josh and Jake for a night at the Annoyance Theater. They start off with a discussion about the methods taught at the UCB Theater and The Annoyance theaters. Josh gets called a bitch with skinny thighs. Then Emily tells a true story about a time they took "good speed" in Europe and had a big time comedown in Barcelona. Susan talks about being with her dad as passed away, and a supernatural experience she had during that time. These true stories inspire improvised scenes about a new brand of Tab soda by Emily, a newscast gone horribly wrong, a dying man who will never get an oyster and more! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy ( https://www.acast.com/privacy ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-meat-improv-with-jake-jabbour-and-josh-simpson/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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