Podcasts about this body

Send us a textLearn about local up and coming filmmaker Chris Pendry.  Chris Pendry is a talented multi-hyphenate artist. From acting on stage, writing new works, and making short films in the UGA Masters in Film Arts program, Chris Pendry has had a busy year making art and adding to our beautiful creative scene. Check out his latest films Chase and This Body is a Test (here are the links to watch): https://youtu.be/Ho9itJEiOiY & https://youtu.be/sPkrFz804XQ.

Episode Notes On E382, we explore body grief with the author of This Body is Grief, Jayne Mattingly. She shares her experience with disability grief, we talk about what stage of disability grief I think I'm in, and so much more. Follow Jayne Mattingly and pre-order her book, This Body is Grief at www.jaynemattingly.com Episode Sponsors: Get 15% off your next purchase of sex toys, books and DVDs by using Coupon code AFTERDARK at checkout when you shop at trans owned and operated sex shop Come As You Are www.comeasyouare.com Pre-order Notes From A Queer Cripple Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/disabilityafterdark This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

“He was starting to look like Arnold Schwarzenegger when his helmet breaks on the surface of Mars.” In this episode of Fictional Hangover, Amanda and Claire talk about [in the style of a Noir Detective] Arnold Schwarzenegger, 1985 Biff, Weird Al, not letting facts get in the way of awesomeness, and suddenly… a ninja! in their discussion of This Body's Not Big Enough for Both of Us by Edgar Cantero.

Robert Bly (born December 23, 1926, in Madison, Minnesota) is the author of more than thirty books of poetry, including Stealing Sugar from the Castle: Selected Poems (W. W. Norton, 2013); Talking into the Ear of a Donkey: Poems(W. W. Norton, 2011); Reaching Out to the World: New and Selected Prose Poems (White Pine Press, 2009); My Sentence Was a Thousand Years of Joy (HarperCollins, 2005); The Night Abraham Called to the Stars (HarperCollins, 2001); Loving a Woman in Two Worlds (Dial Press, 1985); This Body is Made of Camphor and Gopherwood (Harper & Row, 1977); and The Light Around the Body (Harper & Row, 1967), which won the National Book Award.As the editor of the magazine The Sixties (begun as The Fifties), Bly introduced many unknown European and South American poets to an American audience. He is also the editor of numerous collections including (Beacon Press, 2007); Mirabai: Ecstatic Poems(Beacon Press, 2004), co-authored with Jane Hirshfield; The Soul Is Here for Its Own Joy: Sacred Poems from Many Cultures (HarperCollins, 1995); Leaping Poetry: An Idea with Poems and Translations (Beacon Press, 1975); The Rag and Bone Shop of the Heart: Poems for Men (HarperCollins, 1992); News of the Universe: Poems of Twofold Consciousness (Sierra Club Books, 1980); and A Poetry Reading Against the Vietnam War (American Writers Against the Vietnam War, 1966). Among his many books of translations are Lorca and Jiminez: Selected Poems (Beacon Press, 1997); Times Alone: Selected Poems of Antonio Machado (Wesleyan University Press, 1983); The Kabir Book: Ecstatic Poems (Beacon Press, 1977); Friends, You Drank Some Darkness: Three Swedish Poets—Martinson, Ekeloef, and Transtromer (Beacon Press, 1975); and Neruda and Vallejo: Selected Poems (Beacon Press, 1971), co-translated with John Knoepfle and James Wright.Bly's honors include Guggenheim, Rockefeller, and National Endowment for the Arts fellowships, as well as The Robert Frost Medal from the Poetry Society of America.Bly lived on a farm in the western part of Minnesota with his wife and three children until his death on November 21, 2021.-bio via Academy of American Poets Get full access to The Daily Poem Podcast at dailypoempod.substack.com/subscribe

The AMPire Diaries Episode 113: The Originals - “The Devil Is Damned” Ah, Finncent. Ah, Freya. Ah, Elijah. This season of television really gives it all to us, doesn't it, AMPies? And don't even get us started on the Hayley and Marcel messsaround. Or… do get us started. Because this week, your favorite Vampire Diaries rewatch-slash-first-time watch (and mostly spoiler-free) combination podcast is discussing The Originals' “The Devil Is Damned” (Season 2, Episode 13). Which means we're talking: - IS the Devil damned? - Which Mikaelson siblings we're shipping this week. - The Elf. (We really go in on him this time.) - Freya's loveable crazy eyes. - Original Original Finn. - The show's love... pentagon? - Elijah Mikaelson and his chores. Cat sound. - The "This Body is Incredible" Moment of the Week. - Gerald and Hayley's "precious gifts." - Klaus' one good point. - What if a baby... was a genius? - A whole lot of freak shit. “FAMILY IS POWER” (“The Devil Is Damned”) Whether you're a Vampire Diaries obsessive or newcomer, join along with hosts LaToya Ferguson (@lafergs—Vampire Diaries obsessive), Morgan Lutich (@LorganMutich—Vampire Diaries obsessive), and Jill Defiel (@jiilbobaggins—Vampire Diaries newcomer) on their new podcast journey. Most importantly, get AMPED (and horny) along with them on this journey. Ya gotta get AMPED. Become a patron! https://www.patreon.com/ampdiariespod/ Email us! theampirediariespod@gmail.com and fatherkieran1@gmail.com Tweet at us! @AMPDiariesPod Instagram... at us! @AMPireDiariesPod Go to our website! http://theampirediariespod.com/ The Official CW Promo for “The Devil Is Damned”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VvfUYHGvjM The Mystic Falls Event of the Week for “The Devil Is Damned”: “Alphas” bending the knee to Gerald (one of the many pre-marriage rituals) The AMPire Diaries is now available to stream on Apple Podcasts and Amazon Podcasts, as well as wherever you get your podcasts (except for Spotify). Don't forget to rate (5 STARS, please) and review the podcast. And most importantly, don't forget to get AMPED.

Welcome to Twice 5 Miles Radio. James Navé here. Today, my guest is poet and UNCA professor Mildred Barya. is a North Carolina-based writer and poet of East African descent. She teaches and lectures globally and is the author of four full-length poetry collections, most recently The Animals of My Earth School, published by Terrapin Books in 2023. Her prose, hybrids, and poems have appeared in New England Review, Shenandoah, Joyland, The Cincinnati Review, Tin House, Forge, and elsewhere. She's now working on a collection of creative nonfiction, and her essay, “Being Here in This Body”, won the 2020 Linda Flowers Literary Award and was published in the North Carolina Literary Review. She serves on the boards of the African Writers Trust and Story Parlor and coordinates the Poetrio Reading events at Malaprop's Independent Bookstore/Café. She blogs here: www.mildredbarya.com

A talk by Thanissaro Bhikkhu entitled "This Body, Too"

A new MP3 sermon from Hopewell Associate Reformed Presbyterian is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Salvation from This Body of Death Subtitle: Leviticus Speaker: James Hakim Broadcaster: Hopewell Associate Reformed Presbyterian Event: Sunday - PM Date: 10/22/2023 Bible: Leviticus 13-14 Length: 41 min.

This week, we're sharing a conversation with Rose and Crystal, two comrades involved in the struggle against the Mountain Valley Pipeline, a 304 mile, 41 inch in diameter liquified so-called natural gas pipeline with a possible 75 mile extension crossing many delicate waterways, slopes and communities across Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina. This project has been off and on under construction since 2018 and was recently forced through at a Federal level as part of the debt ceiling deal by the Biden administration and Democrats. For the hour we talk about the project, the land and water it threatens, the history of resistance and how to get involved in stopping this mess. Just a headsup, there are some audio quality issues throughout the conversation with both guests, so if you have trouble hearing consider checking out the upcoming transcript or meanwhile watching on youtube with the subtitles on. You can find more from the folks resisting the MVP by searching Appalachians Against Pipelines on various social media platforms or check the links in our show notes, where you can also find links to our various interviews with folks from this initiative from the last 5 years. Links Appalachains Agianst Pipelines (Facebook) (Twitter) (Instagram): AppalachiansAgainstPipelines (at) protonmail.com Volunteer intake form Donation site Videos of note on their FB Woodie Guthrie's "Tear the Fascists Down rewrite by Acre and Wren, the Yellow Finch treesitters extracted by the blockade "System's Gonna Burn" rewrite by Acre and Wren “When You Think MVP” rewrite by folks living at Yellow Finch Camp Drone war Announcements Sean Swain Featured in YouTube Documentary Series The channel called Political Prisoners on youtube, linked in our show notes, has begun a series of short documentaries about Sean, the first of which you can find entitled “Part One: A Visitation Dispute”. Check it out! Disability Pride Art Show The Disability Pride Art Show aims to celebrate the rights of disabled individuals through the power of art. This one-day event will take place on July 30 at the vibrant venue, Different Wrld, located in 801 Haywood Rd. The show embraces the core values of acceptance and inclusivity, emphasizing the inherent worth and talents of disabled individuals. Presented by DIYabled, a local nonprofit organization, and with This Body is Worthy. Featuring a diverse lineup of 25 talented artists, writers, video artists, and dancers, the Disability Pride Art Show promises to captivate audiences with a rich variety of artistic expressions. Attendees will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the thought-provoking documentary "Disability on the Spectrum," created by local artist Priya Ray. The film sheds light on the experiences and perspectives of disabled individuals, fostering greater understanding and empathy within our community. Rashid's Continued Denial of Cancer Treatment Check our show notes for Rashid's message, but as noted last week, incarcerated revolutionary of the Intercommunal Black Panther Party, Kevin Rashid Johnson, is continuing to be denied his rounds of cancert treatment for prostate cancer and has been shoved in a solitary confinement cell without working lights. In the show notes and at our website you'll also find contacts for prison officials in Virginia who need pressure applied to get Rashid the medical treatment he needs, outside of the dungeon they've stuck him in. Comrades: This is Rashid. I need all possible SUSTAINED and immediate support. Here is a statement of my situation. OFFICIALS DEVISE TO STOP MY CANCER TREATMENT AND BLOCK MY COURT ACCESS (2023) By Kevin "Rashid" Johnson I have been going out daily since early April 2023 for radiation treatment at the Medical College of Virginia - a total of 40 treatments - which is ongoing. On 6-29-23 upon returning to the prison from the hospital I was thrown in solitary confinement without explanation, where I remain, without any property including all my legal property. I was put in cells without working lights, where I remain. After constant complaints all I'm being told is I am under investigation, but not by prison investigators. I spoke with a prison investigator, a Lieutenant Spencer, on July 1 when she delivered me legal mail, asking about my status and access to my legal property. She informed me, while her body camera was recording, that I am under investigation by other state prison investigators and the prison was not withholding my legal property. She said any supervisor could get my property for me which was in the property department. Despite this everyone refuses to deliver my belongings and I have been kept in an empty cell ever since. This despite that the VDOC is under court orders to not interfere with my access to and use of my legal property and I have numerous court deadlines and a pending federal civil trial in one of my lawsuits. On 6-30-23 officials refused to allow me to attend my cancer treatment. My numerous written emergency complaints about this went unanswered and unprocessed. On 7-3-23 after days in an empty cell without my things I declined to go for my treatment that one day to try and call the courts to explain and seek intervention. Officials including the warden and assistant warden refused me a legal call and are now refusing all my future cancer treatments. The entire claim to have me under investigation is facially invalid and illegal. As any legal authority recognizes, law enforcement officials must perform investigations consistent with the search and seizure provisions of the 4th Amendment. And any "unlawful search or seizures" renders any evidence gathered therefrom illegal. Both the seizures and searches of me and my property have been unlawful from the outset. My belongings, my legal property in particular was taken and searched outside my presence, which is illegal. Prison officials may only open our legal mail and search our legal property in our presence. That is constitutional law. Here in Virginia we may only be removed from General population and put in solitary if written notice is given within 24 hours. I received no such notice. People to contact: CLARKE, HAROLD W(804) 887-8080 HAROLD.CLARKE@VADOC.VIRGINIA.GOV DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION (DOC/CA, 701) ROBINSON, DAVID N (276) 524-3685 DAVID.N.ROBINSON@VADOC.VIRGINIA.GOV WALLENS RIDGE STATE PRISON (WRSP, 735) CABELL, BETH E(804) 834-1327. BETH.CABELL@VADOC.VIRGINIA.GOV CORRECTIONS - DIVISION OF INSTITUTIONS (DOC/DI, 756) *SMITH, RUTH H(434) 767-5543. Email- RUTH.SMITH@VADOC.VIRGINIA.GOV , NOTTOWAY CORRECTIONAL CENTER (NCC, 745) HERRICK, STEPHEN M (804) 887-8118 Email~ STEVE.HERRICK@VADOC.VIRGINIA.GOV CORRECTIONS - DIVISION OF INSTITUTIONS (DOC/DI) . ... . .. Featured Tracks: Cumberland Blues by Fiddlin' Doc Roberts from Mountain Blues: Blues, Ballads and String Bands System's Gonna Burn by Wren & Acre (based on Woody Guthrie's "Fascists Bound To Lose") When You Think MVP by Yellow Finch residents

Romans 7:7-25I. Is the Law Sin? – 7-12II. Did That which Is Good Bring Death to Me? – 13-20III. Who Will Deliver Me from This Body of Death? – 21-25

Weston Smith came out as gay while his dad was serving as a bishop in the Mormon church. His parents were understanding, but navigating life a gay Mormon teen, trying to better understand your sexuality, and remain the “best” Mormon possible is often a recipe for disaster. Weston was no stranger to the turmoil that often comes from being gay and Mormon—a situation, for Wes, that led to serious suicidal ideation. He ultimately decided to serve a mission as an “out” gay Mormon, but even in the mission field the suicidal thoughts persisted. It was there, on his mission, that he resolved to leave the church and live an authentic, happy life. After leaving his mission early and finding complete familial support, Weston has thrived. He recently published a memoir titled, ”This Body of Water”, detailing his journey and what the future looks like for him. A copy of Weston's book is available at WestonSmithBooks.com. Weston's father, Evan, shared his individual story with LatterGayStories as episode 166 on this podcast.  #LatterGayStories #ThisBodyofWater #WestonSmith #Love #Honesty    

In this podcast episode TLB Kruger takes us on a mind blowing journey of understanding the we are actually a Trinity. This Body, Mind, Heart complexity of being creates the higher aspects of Trinity where each level of being has a force of its own. Mind Blowing I know! Connect on our social media pages or join our next Webinar session where you can ask Tjaart questions directly. Buy the Book : https://www.theperennialtruth.comSupport the show

The Mind only occurs in this Samsaric Body. This Body only occurs in this Universe of incalculable manifestations (Body).

Our body is the threshold where we encounter God.  The body of Christ – our bodies together in One Body – is where the world encounters God.  This Body, this is where Christ is coming to life in the world right now, and we are a part of that.

In this episode, Brandi is joined by Arielle Estoria to talk about bodies- what they are, how we are shaped, the things that our theology takes from us, and how to reclaim a better relationship with our body, each other, and God. You can find Arielle on Instagram at @arielleestoria Her website is arielleestoria.comThe opening poem, This Body,  can be found in its video form here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6Fpw47MMq4If you want to join us in making Reclaiming My Theology a reality each week, you can join us on Patreon at patreon.com/brandinico. You can also help us out by sharing the podcast, subscribing, rating or reviewing!Reclaiming My Theology is recorded, edited, and produced by Brandi Miller, our music is by Sanchez Fair. 

'What is This Body?' - A Dhamma talk given by Ajahn Anan on 9 Jan 2022. To join Ajahn Anan and the Wat Marp Jan Community online for daily chanting, meditation, and a Dhamma talk, you can email wmjdhamma@gmail.com for the link. Daily live sessions at 7.15pm - 9pm, Indochina Time (Bangkok, GMT+7).

Today's Books (in alphabetical order): My Body! What I Say Goes! by Jayneen Sanders, Illustration by Anna Hancock (published by Educator2Empower 2016) www.e2epublishing.info/mbwisg Who's the Boss of This Body by Meghan Hurley Backofen, LCSW, Illustration by Finao Agency (self-published 2019) www.amazon.com/Whos-Boss-Meghan-Hurley-Backofen/dp/1093530804 Talking about sexual abuse is a BIG topic, especially when we're talking with small humans. Today's books give you a way to have these talks with young children in a way that is approachable, empowering, and rights-affirming. For resources in supporting young survivors of abuse: www.nationalcac.org/find-a-cac

Today's Reading: Small Catechism: Sacrament of the Altar, part 1 Daily Lectionary: Deuteronomy 1:37-2:15; Matthew 6:1-15 It is the true body and blood of our Lord Jesus Christ. (Small Catechism: Sacrament of the Altar) In the Name + of Jesus. Amen. The Sacrament of the Altar has many different aspects and dimensions and we speak of it using an assortment of names which all reflect these varied purposes. We can never exhaust this great gift which the Lord has left to us to receive, proclaiming His death until He comes again. Every single word we can say about this gift pales in comparison to this main thing: It is the true Body and Blood of Jesus. This is why it is called the Sacrament of the Altar. It is, of course, sometimes called the Lord's Table, which is fine, but to refer to it specifically as it relates to the altar confesses a certain thing: that this is the true Body and Blood of Jesus. An altar is a particular kind of table upon which a sacrificial victim is placed. An altar holds a body. This is the true Body of Jesus upon the altar in your church. This Body gives life. Other food that sustains our earthly life lasts a day or two. Eating the flesh of a cow, chicken, or plants of the earth will keep you alive for a while, but you'll have to eat again tomorrow. The life of the cow is given to you so that you would stay alive. Life really is in the blood. Unlike steaks or hamburgers, delicious as they may be, the Body and Blood of Jesus gives life that does not expire. His life is given to you in this Sacrament which is distributed from an altar. This life is eternal, for Christ is eternal. He is raised from the dead, and in the eating and drinking of His Body and Blood, you, too, are given eternal life, which means that you, too, will be raised from the dead. This is the gift that can only be given in the true Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, and it is given to you. No representation will do. You need the real thing, because you need real life. Yes, this crucified and risen Jesus Christ, is given to you, bodily, in this Sacrament, that you would rise when He returns. And He will return, but until then, we will continue to rejoice and receive this precious gift of life. In the Name + of Jesus. Amen. Thy body given for me, O Savior, Thy blood which Thou for me didst shed, these are my life and strength forever, by them my hungry soul is fed. Lord, may Thy body and Thy blood, be for my soul the highest good! ("Thy Body, Given for Me, O Savior" LSB 619, st.1) Audio Reflections Speaker: Pastor Duane Bamsch

In our first episode, we meet Andy Sanchez, a Mexican immigrant and author, who shares about his journey and how he had to redefine his definition of family as an LGBTQ individual.About Andy SanchezAndres, they/he is a Mexican poet, author of, This Body. He migrated to the U.S. at the age of 5 and grew up in Southern California and Las Vegas, NV. Andrés moved to Los Angeles, California 7 years ago. It was here that he began to get involved with the poetry community. In October 2018, Andrés was accepted into the Community Literature Initiative Program (CLI), and became a participant in the 6th cohort of students. His book, This Body was released on December 16, 2020 and remains on the popular list on the World Stage Press website (www.worldstagepress.org). Andres now teaches for CLI and will proudly see his first cohort of students complete the program in June 2021. Earning a Seat at the Table I always wanted to be invited to the table. Mothers putting their hands in masa. Fingertips tender from holding the stems of chiles and turning tomatillos for salsa verde that I enjoyed as a child. As I coughed through the fumes, my mom would say “vete a jugar”—lgo play.Women bonding, meal prepping over the heat off a four burner stove. Laughing and sipping on cerveza in between breaks to wipe the sweat from their forehead and upper lip. Listening to their conversations was wisdom wrapped in corn leaves savory and spicy, meaty and fruity.All a good balance for how to stay strong amongst the men. The men, sitting outside huddled over a cooler full of cheap intoxicating cans. More water than alcohol. Laughing about their escapades as young men.   Reminiscing about the women that got away, too afraid to admit, maybe, they were just too ordinary for their liking,trying to outdrink each other.Acting like fools when 4.4% alcohol went to their heads. All lessons of “masculinity” I want to stay away from. I am invited to the table now. Cerveza to my left, curses rolling off my tongue, hand on knife chopping onions. No children to teach these lessons tobecause I am still unlearning the damages of patriarchy. Still searching for healing in the food that nourished my body as a child. I partake in conversations that bring me closer to my roots. For questions or inquires please about the show please email: info@redefiningfamily.org

Laura en Babs onderzoeken de complexe positie van het lijk. Wat moeten en wat mogen we ermee? Babs presenteert het kunstwerk This Body that once was you, waarin de bezoeker zijn eigen verval visualiseert. Van koud lichaam tot botstof. Ondertussen helpt Babs haar oma met het opstellen van een euthanasieverklaring, mocht het ooit zover komen.

Laura en Babs onderzoeken de complexe positie van het lijk. Wat moeten en wat mogen we ermee? Babs presenteert het kunstwerk This Body that once was you, waarin de bezoeker zijn eigen verval visualiseert. Van koud lichaam tot botstof. Ondertussen helpt Babs haar oma met het opstellen van een euthanasieverklaring, mocht het ooit zover komen.

Laura en Babs onderzoeken de complexe positie van het lijk. Wat moeten en wat mogen we ermee? Babs presenteert het kunstwerk This Body that once was you, waarin de bezoeker zijn eigen verval visualiseert. Van koud lichaam tot botstof. Ondertussen helpt Babs haar oma met het opstellen van een euthanasieverklaring, mocht het ooit zover komen.

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So many bodies. Who do you call when you need a mystery solved? Corene, Fiona, Liz, Sadie, and Virginia have some suggestions for amateur sleuths and private investigators for you. Books mentioned in this episode: Every Secret Thing by Emma Cole, The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman, The Right Sort of Man by Allison Montclair, This Body is Not Big Enough for Both of Us by Edgar Cantero, and The Case of Windy Lake by Michael Hutchinson. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/keepitfictional/message

You are more than your view of your body. As athletes our bodies come in all shapes and sizes, often times reflecting our sport; whether it be soccer thighs, swimming shoulders, or runners legs. However, our views of our bodies range from body hate to body pride, causing us to view our bodies as tools, or something we can manipulate. Britt and Sam talk about their own struggles with their view of their bodies, and how those views have been redeemed. We want to honor our bodies, in order to perform, not get caught up in how we look. We need to realize we are beautiful! We are made in the image and likeness of God! We are designed as athletic. So grab a friend, take a listen during a workout, and lets learn the true nature of our beauty. Takeaway: Body ScanStart at the top of your head, and body part by body part go down to your toes, and with every body part ask yourself this question, "Do I like this part of my body?" Be honest- it can be tough. But don't stop there. Next but yourself in the Lords presence, and go body part by body part and ask him, "Jesus, do you love this part of my body?" (His answer is always yes!)Mirror Exercise: "This Body, is loved, by God" Breathing exerciseHow to Share:Watch and Listen for the pattern of self critique in others. Compliment them on their beauty, turn the conversation to the positive, and invite them to do the Body Scan with you. Support the show (http://fierceathlete.org/donate)

È ormai sempre più argomento di dibattito collettivo la riflessione sulla necessità di parlare e adottare una lingua inclusiva. Numerosi sono gli articoli, gli esempi e le buone pratiche che negli ultimi mesi stanno balzando alle cronache. In questa puntata proviamo a riflettere sul perché sia utile interessarsi di linguaggio, sul modo in cui il linguaggio influenza il pensiero e su come può diventare strumento di inclusione. Lo facciamo grazie al contributo della sociolinguista Vera Gheno, del filosofo femminista Lorenzo Gasparrini e dell'editorialista di Bossy Giulia Lanfredi, oltre che con numerosi esempi di buone pratiche. La pianta del giorno è il Lamio dalle foglie abbraccianti.

Herb Martin reads his poem "This Body"

Norman presents his Guided Meditation entitled This Body as The Whole Earth on November, 21, 2020 Read More

Join Kirsty this week as she discusses the positive impacts moving your body can have, and how you can find what exercise/sport works for you. New episodes EVERY THURSDAY 6PM GMT. Don't forget to check out our website, and follow us on Instagram: @fancyablether What I'm Engaging With: British Sign Language Course Poem of the Week: 'This Body is Mine, This Body is Beautiful' found on Yellow Co, written by Arielle Estoria. Articles Refrenced: Anschutz Health and Wellness Centre, Breaking Muscle. What I'm Reading This Week: Breathe Magazine Positive News Story: 'Farm to Fork' on Positive News

*Listener disclaimer: This episode is about childhood sexual abuse.  As this can be a sensitive subject for many people, we advise listener discretion.  In this episode, Meghan Hurley Backofen, a licensed clinical social worker and Mental Health Coordinator at  River Bridge Regional Center in Glenwood Springs, Colorado, speaks with the Moms about the prevention of childhood sexual abuse: a challenging but extremely important topic.  Meghan encourages parents to build trusting relationships with their children and to teach their children self-advocacy as a first step in stopping sexual abuse early.  She also discusses many of the stigmas we place around sexual abuse and survivors of abuse, and what we can do to counteract those stigmas.The Book Blurb in this episode, read by Meghan, is a passage from her own book, Who's the Boss of This Body?  This book, written with child audiences in mind, approaches sexual abuse prevention in a way that empowers children to speak up and advocate for themselves without addressing the subject too lightly, frightening readers, or creating a sense of shame for children who may have experienced abuse.  Her book is available for purchase on Amazon, or through your local bookstore!A few other notable mentions include the NPR Podcast, Believed, Meghan's ten-episode podcast, 10 Tips for Sexual Abuse Prevention, and the website and hotline for reporting suspected abuse (in Colorado).  For other states, visit the National Children's Advocacy Center website.  Also, April is Child Abuse Prevention Month!  Feel free to follow the link for more information on how you can participate in child abuse awareness and prevention.   Our listener giveaway continues!  Details of the giveaway are outlined in the opening of this episode.  To participate in the giveaway, follow this link to our website or keep an eye on our Instagram posts for the next several weeks!  The winner of the giveaway will be announced during our Mother's Day Special Episode on Monday, May 11th. Lastly, check out our first sponsor, Milky's Baby Outfitters!  This is a mama-owned company that produces adorable baby clothes with the consumer and the environment in mind.  Get 25% off your first purchase when you use the code Momversation25 at checkout. 

Welcome back to Six Minute Sex Ed, the podcast that helps people talk about sex, relationships, and growing up. Created and hosted by Sex Education Teacher Kim Cavill. Find her at www.teaandintimacy.com - https://twitter.com/sexposparenting - https://www.instagram.com/sixminutesexed/ CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains discussion of child sexual abuse. This episode of Sex Minute Sex Ed is for parents and caring adults because we’re going to talk about how to prevent child sexual abuse. We sit down with Meghan Backofen, LCSW, who treats survivors of sexual abuse and their non offending caregivers. She is also author of the book Who’s the Boss of this Body? which teaches safety skills to young children. Meghan talks with me about talking with young children about safety, respecting their autonomy, and how to prevent child sexual abuse. Buy her book here: https://amzn.to/2YJ2OWq Listen to her podcast about child abuse prevention here: https://soundcloud.com/user-323596394 For the past fifteen years, Meghan Hurley Backofen, LCSW has specialized in providing mental health treatment to child sexual abuse survivors and their families. Meghan is the Core Sexual Abuse Treatment Provider for Garfield County Department of Human Services and works out of the River Bridge Regional Center. Meghan is passionate about using evidence based modalities and is a Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy provider.  Her experience has allowed her to develop expertise in working with victimized children and their non-offending caregivers.  In addition to providing therapy, Her most requested class “The Top Ten Things Parents can Do To Prevent Child Sexual Abuse” inspired her children’s book Who’s the Boss of This Body?.  Meghan also teaches trauma courses  as an adjunct professor for the University of Denver MSW program in Western Colorado.   Meghan is especially grateful to all of her former clients for being her greatest teachers, and to her cousin, Adam Arriola and FINAO Agency, for the engaging illustrations.  Thanks for listening! Make sure to rate and review the podcast and send your questions/comments to sixminutesexed@gmail.com

You are unique, one of a kind, and unreproducible. There is no one who looks exactly like you, thinks your thoughts, or feels your feelings, and above all, there is no other Christian in the world who is equipped and gifted like you. This Body of Christ needs you, and every role in the Body is important!

You are unique, one of a kind, and unreproducible. There is no one who looks exactly like you, thinks your thoughts, or feels your feelings, and above all, there is no other Christian in the world who is equipped and gifted like you. This Body of Christ needs you, and every role in the Body is important!

In this episode, I sit down with activist, instructor and altogether disabled badass, Hannah Soyer. We talk about her experiences being a wheelchair using instructor, physical cues and consent, her This Body is Worthy campaign and so much more. Enjoy!You can follow Hannah on Twitter @soyernotsawyer You can also follow and support Hannah's This Body is Worthy Campaign at www.thisbodyisworthy.comBe sure to support our sponsors:Get 15% off any purchase at Come As You Are Co-op Sex Shop, by using coupon code "afterdark".Buy a #DisabledPeopleAreHot tee shirt, and support the movement here https://store.podcastjukebox.org/collections/disabled-people-are-hotYou can get 50% off almost any item in store at www.adameve.com and 10 FREE GIFTS by using DARKPOD at check out!Also, support Disability After Dark by pledging to the patreon. www.patreon.com/disabilityafterdark

Like most people I know we all tend to struggle with something on or about our body. After learning some new truths my whole perspective about my body has completely changed and the level of love that has been able to enter my heart is tremendous! I share with you on this pod the truths that have reversed my way of thinking and given me freedom from once a heavy burden...(This Body)

Doug talks about This Body's Not Big Enough For the Both of Us, Marvels Spider-Man and Runaways, the Matrix Trilogy, DC Kingdom Come, and the Elvis Costello autobiography

In Part I of our two-part bonus episode on sex work, we chat to the wonderful Kaytlin Bailey, comedian, writer, activist, sex worker, and host of The Oldest Profession, a fantastic, funny, and unapologetic podcast about the lives of sex workers throughout history. Ever since she was in elementary school, Kaytlin has spoken her mind and questioned the validity of social norms, and we talk about how that has shaped her politics, her career in comedy, and her entry into sex work. We talk about Kaytlin’s life, her work, the misconceptions people have about sex work, and about fighting back against misogyny.     Additional links/info below...  Kaytlin's Twitter page  The Oldest Profession podcast website and Twitter page    Information about Sound Education conference (Harvard, Nov 1-3)…  Speaker List Schedule    Featured Music (all songs sourced from the Free Music Archive: freemusicarchive.org) Lobo Loco, "Malte Junior - Hall" Coolzey, “Terrorist”  Ludwigs Steirische Gaudi, “Flower Polka”  Thorn & Shout, “Name & Noise”  Whore Paint, “This Body”   

This week I have THREE amazing guests. First, journalist Hannah Soyer calls in & we talk about her article, "What Sex Is Like With A Disability" from Cosmopolitan Magazine. Hannah, the creator of the This Body is Worthy Project discusses living with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, the dangers of being a disabled woman surrounding sex, and finding sexual agency with masturbation. I then talked to comedian Chris Crespo & writer Spencer Williams. Chris was born with Complicated Syndactyly & stars in the awesome web series Hand Jobs, despite being born with no forearms. Spencer has Cerebral Palsey and is currently writing about sex & disability for Vice. We talk about services that assist with sex for the disabled, fear of rejection, sex positions that are the most comfortable and wheelchairs: giant cockblock, or wonderful accessory?  Follow us: @howcumpodcast @remykassimir @cresposts @soyernotsawyer @djspencermusic IF YOU LIKE HOW CUM PLEASE RATE, REVIEW & SUBSCRIBE!!

We interview NYT best selling author of Meddling Kids, Edgar Cantero. As always, we delve into the nitty gritty of his writing process followed by a conversation about his books: including his first English novel Supernatural Enhancements, and his latest novel This Body's Not Big Enough For Both of Us. Thanks Edgar for joining us at the Brooklyn Public Library recording studio for the interview.

Anna and Surge finally get to the second book of the Fear Street Saga trilogy. Yes it took forever, but it took awhile for the rage to simmer down. The middle book of trilogies tend to be a letdown, but this was really something special.Before they get to Fear Street Saga: The Secret, Surge reviews Edgar Cantero's This Body's Not Big Enough For Both of Us and Anna reviews Flann O'Brien's The Third Policeman.Fear Street Saga: The Secret reviews starts at 18:57.

On the August, 2018 Word By Word: Conversations With Writers, host, Gil Mansergh welcomes the Barcelona-born NY Times bestselling writer Edgar Cantero with his decidedly different new novel This Body’s Not Big Enough For the Both of Us. Edgar writes short stories, screenplays and novels in three languages (Spanish, Catalan, English) that often include women kissing, things exploding and multiple versions of the same event presented like deconstructed Hollywood gangster films from the 1940’s. This Body’s Not Big Enough for Both of Us features a unique individual as the hard-nosed private eye called A.Z. Kimrean. But having just one name is inaccurate. The personalities of two twins occupy the same body—Adrian is the male with a high I.Q. and photographic memory, while Zooey is the creative female who plays musical instruments, writes, paints and is a practicing nymphomaniac. During the show, Gil and Edgar chat about the San Francisco private eye genre, hermaphrodites, desert gangster lairs, nymphomania, wether or not eleven-year-old girls can be femme fatales, the impact velocity of an armor-plated Jaguar sedan, and the course of true love—all of which can be explored more completely in the pages of Edgar Cantero’s new novel.

This is a compilation of the retreat given from 6-15 May 2016 at Amaravati Retreat Centre, UK The post Day 2a – GM – This Body, Mind, Space, and Moment appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.

This is a compilation of the retreat given from 6-15 May 2016 at Amaravati Retreat Centre, UK The post Day 2a – GM – This Body, Mind, Space, and Moment appeared first on Amaravati Buddhist Monastery.

January 21st, 2018 | Love with tHIS Body by CFCJAX

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Jesus took his human flesh from his mother. The Church teaches clearly, and has always taught, that Mary is not divine. She is human, a creature, just like us, created by God. When we come to faith in Jesus, we are adopted so that Jesus is our brother (Heb 2:11) and Mary becomes our mother. Then we are all one in Christ in his mystical Body. This Body, of course (as Paul explicitly teaches), has different parts, different roles, and different gifts. Not everyone does the same thing. Mary has a special role: She is Mother, because she is literally the mother of Jesus’ physical body, and as we are joined to Christ through the Holy Spirit as his mystical Body she becomes our Mother, too.Download Transcript

Benvenuti alla puntata numero 2 de “Il bernoccolo del content”, il podcast di netnoc dedicato al content marketing, del 14 Marzo 2016. Con Andrea Ciulu e Pasquale Borriello.Oggi passiamo la puntata davanti alla TV, dove torna il nostro presidente preferito (non è Bernie Sanders), MTV torna a parlare di musica e le donne curvy si prendono una rivincita sui network televisivi.Il sito “Frank Underwood 2016” https://www.fu2016.com/Il ritratto di Underwood arriva alla Smithsonian Gallery: http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2016/feb/22/house-of-cards-national-portrait-gallery-kevin-spacey-frank-underwood-washingtonGli headquarter FU in South Carolina, con tanto di materiale elettorale: http://www.digitaltrends.com/movies/netflix-sets-up-frank-underwood-campaign-headquarters-in-south-carolina/SKY vs Netflix Italia:http://www.repubblica.it/spettacoli/tv-radio/2016/03/09/foto/house_of_cards_il_battibecco_tra_claire_e_frank_su_twitter-135086115/1/ MTV arriva su Snapchat per recuperare la sua dimensione musicale: http://digiday.com/publishers/day-life-mtvs-snapchat-discover-producer/C'è sempre più Netflix e sempre meno tv: http://www.zeusnews.it/n.php?c=24059 Lane Bryant, marca di abbigliamento oversize, ha visto il proprio commercial “This Body” rifiutato da ABC e NBC. Il video “proibito” ha ottenuto invece grande successo online: http://digiday.com/brands/lane-bryant-commercial/Amazon lancia “Style Code Live”, la sua serie TV dedicata a moda e shopping: http://qz.com/634199/amazons-newest-way-to-sell-you-stuff-is-a-live-fashion-tv-showNel 2017 la spesa adv su Internet supera la TV: http://www.emarketer.com/article.aspx?R=1013671Il monologo finale è preso dal trailer di House of Cards Season 4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvGL42rywPM Grazie a tutti, ricordate di iscrivervi al podcast su iTunes o Soundcloud e di seguirci su netnoc.it, Facebook, Twitter e Linkedin.

Shannon Celebi writes speculative fiction in all its weird and wonderful forms. Residing in Ashland, Oregon with her husband, her son, two neurotic cats, and a dilapidated laptop named Persephone, Shannon has two collections of short stories, Small Town Ghosts, and Small Town Demons, available on Amazon at http://amzn.to/19lodTU. Shannon spends every waking hour at her computer, but if she gets a brief moment of respite you can usually find her curled up on the sofa with a kick-ass book and a steaming mug of Joe (Sumatra from Starbucks is her favorite). Shannon also enjoys windsurfing (not), hang-gliding (super not) and long walks on the beach (maybe). Shannon has far too many favorite books to list in this little space, but if she had to pick three, she'd probably say, "This Body by Laurel Doud, Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, and Heart Shaped Box' by Joe Hill." Of course, she couldn't pick just three, so she'd also name, The Song of Ice and Fire series by George R. R. Martin, The Shining by Stephen King, and Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn.

Deena Metzger—author, poet, teacher, and the creator of the classic Sounds True audio title This Body, My Life—has an in-depth conversation with Tami Simon. Tami and Deena discuss her work with the ReVisioning Medicine organization and the necessity of listening to the story that chronic illness is trying to tell you about your body. They also talk about creating a “literature of restoration,” intended to promote values other than those pushed by materialistic society and to focus on what is truly life-giving. Finally, Deena expounds on the idea of the coming “Fifth World” and the steps necessary to create it. (62 minutes)

We're touching on a myriad of topics of this week's installment of The Main Course – from pit bulls to trucking! Patrick Martins is joined in the studio by Chef Bret Macris of Rose Water in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Tune into this episode to hear Bret talk about his love of pit bulls, and why the breed is so misunderstood. Find out how Bret feels about GMOs, and why Monsanto is using the technology incorrectly. Patrick and Bret also welcome Bret's wife, Becky Brooks-Macris, into the studio to talk about their past at Campanile in Los Angeles, and how that restaurant inspired their work with local, seasonal food. How does agriculture differ on the West Coast? Later, Patrick checks in with Larry Boukal of Cannonball Express to talk about changing trucker culture. How has CB radio communication defined trucker communication, and how are modern truckers feeding themselves on the road? Find out all of this and more on this week's episode of The Main Course! This program has been sponsored by Fairway Market. Thanks to Pamela Royal for today's break music – ‘This Body'. “It was a real challenge coming from Los Angeles to New York. I was always wondering, ‘When's avocado season?' And we just don't grow them here!” [20:00] “The West Coast is the perfect climate for growing anything you want to grow.” [26:15] — Bret Macris on The Main Course

This Body: (as interpreted by Alberto Roman) I will live from this body This body will come alive now This body will come alive This body will form words now Yes From this body all is with scars with broken bones healed with muscles weak and torn with fat with hair with spit with these tastes with these smells with these sounds with all searching for perfection Let go This body is it this time I will live from this body As if it is the only one I will ever have.