Podcasts about this september

This September 19-25, the displays in public libraries for the American Library Association’s annual Banned Books Week are going to be overflowing with banned books. In addition to Ryan T. Anderson’s book When Harry Became Sally, and Abigail Schrier’s book, Irreversible Damage, there will be not one, not two, not three, but SIX Dr. Seuss books. Historically the American Library Association has deemed a book “banned” if a few parents asked for it to be removed from the children’s section to another section of the library. That “banning” threw them into a tizzy after which they …

This week on the podcast we got to chat with Chef Eman Abdulmuaty and her daughter Dina Abo Sheasha of SETO Bakery. Chef Eman was a customer service representative at a bank in Qatar until just a few months ago, but she always had a dream to open a bakery in the US. This September, she moved to Rochester to be closer to her two daughters and son and started the process to launch her business, SETO Bakery, in the community. Translating to “grandma” in Arabic, the business is named in deference to Chef Eman’s mother, who was a keystone in their family unit. SETO Bakery serves up a variety of sweets like baklava, apple pie, mediterrean cookies, and a syrupy sweet cake, called basbousa. After launching the business around the holidays out of her kitchen, Chef Eman has spent the last few months interacting with customers and sharing her passion for baking with the community. Links from today’s show: Website: https://myseto.com Facebook: @SETOBAKERY Instagram: @SETO Music Attribution: Like That by Ano Domini Beats is licensed through the YouTube Audio Library. Episode Breakdown: 0:00 Start 2:30 Chef Eman’s dream to open a bakery in the US 5:56 Self taught baking 8:06 Prior work at a bank in Qatar 9:31 SETO namesake 11:36 Allowing people to taste other types of cuisine 16:15 Trying to keep the food as fresh as possible 17:44 Launch of SETO Bakery in the community 20:04 Cottage Food 21:47 Interactions with customers 25:19 Role of family in the business 30:03 Reception by the community 32:07 Next steps for the business 34:24 Why Chef Eman is passionate about this business 36:24 Closing remarks 42:11 Conclusion

This September, Litmus released the results of its latest state of email survey: 77% of marketers say email is one of their most effective channels, and 78% suggest that it’s been vital to their overall success. This should come as no surprise, especially given that Litmus surveys have also found email has a staggeringly high return on investment: $42 ROI for every $1 spent. The survey came out with the launch of Litmus’ first-ever Litmus Live Everywhere, a free, virtual event to replace their in-person one (which typically costs ~$1500, by the way), as well as a new product and certification program. Needless to say, Litmus has been busy. In this episode, CMO Melissa Sargeant joins Drew to discuss all things email marketing, like how Litmus markets to marketers, common mistakes, and why batch and blast is dead. This episode is jam-packed with insights from the CMO of one of the leading email marketing tools of today. Don’t miss it!

This September, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy enacted a budget deal with his legislature that increased state taxes on incomes over $1 million. As the country’s second-richest state, this is a big win for progressive taxation. Governor Murphy explains what the tax revenue will go to, how it won’t hurt businesses or cause wealthy people to leave the state, and why it’s the right thing to do in the midst of a national economic crisis .  Phil Murphy is the Governor of New Jersey. He was the U.S. Ambassador to Germany from 2009 to 2013. Twitter: @PhilMurphyNJ and @GovMurphy Show us some love by leaving a rating or a review! RateThisPodcast.com/pitchforkeconomics  Further reading:  Deal reached in N.J. for ‘Millionaires Tax’ to address fiscal crisis: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/17/nyregion/nj-millionaires-tax.html Why these millionaires are staying put despite a new tax on them: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/02/your-money/wealthy-millionaires-tax-states.html Who pays? A distributional analysis of the tax systems in all 50 states: https://itep.sfo2.digitaloceanspaces.com/whopays-ITEP-2018.pdf Do millionaires migrate when taxes are raised? https://inequality.stanford.edu/sites/default/files/media/_media/pdf/pathways/summer_2014/Pathways_Summer_2014_YoungVarner.pdf N.J. will borrow $4.5 billion as pandemic pain hits states: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/24/nyregion/new-jersey-coronavirus-budget.html Website: http://pitchforkeconomics.com/ Twitter: @PitchforkEcon Instagram: @pitchforkeconomics Nick’s twitter: @NickHanauer

In 2017, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced a $20 billion five-year plan to "combat homelessness and create affordable housing for all New Yorkers." This September, his office announced the availability of $158 million to advance the plan to combat homelessness. A number of local companies and nonprofit organizations have been working to create more affordable housing options for people in the Greater Rochester area. Some of those options are supportive housing, meaning they provide different forms of assistance to people struggling with substance abuse, mental illness, and chronic homelessness. This hour, we talk with the leaders behind some of those projects about what they've been able to accomplish and the impact they expect their projects to have on the community. Our guests: Joe Gibbons , principal with SWBR's Housing Studio Nicholas Coulter , co-founder of Person Centered Housing Options Gillian Conde, vice president of DePaul Properties Bret Garwood , COO of Home Leasing

Today on the podcast I got to chat with some entrepreneurial ecosystem building friends to discuss more about entrepreneurial ecosystems and how they work to support innovators in our communities. Today we connect with Christine Beech, the Executive Director of the Kabara Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies, Garret Lieffring, a Fellow with Lead for Minnesota working for Mankato-based Greenseam, and Jamie Sundsbak, Interim Executive Director at Collider. This September, we all virtually joined in with over 800 entrepreneurial ecosystem builders across the US at the virtual ESHIP summit, which is hosted by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation. Tune into the podcast today as we break down lessons learned and excitement gained from this conference experience to help us all better serve entrepreneurs within our communities. Music Attribution: Jane Fonda by The Grand Affair is licensed through the YouTube Audio Library. Episode Breakdown: 0:00 Start 5:07 Intro to our assembled group 7:28 Systemic impacts of racism in entrepreneurial ecosystems and affirmation of the work being done in SE MN 8:44 Christine’s panel discussion at ESHIP about the private/public initiative Launch Minnesota and the role of states in supporting entrepreneurship 10:35 Removing barriers to entrepreneurship through public libraries 11:31 The role of government to connect regional communities and the value of grassroots leadership 13:13 ESHIP as a “church of entrepreneurship” and the resultant excitement and momentum after an ESHIP conference 15:44 Value offered by rural entrepreneurs 16:34 Growth of entrepreneurship during times of economic downturn and the movement of knowledge through an ecosystem 18:12 Making room for new ways of doing 18:44 Leveraging networks and collaborating across startup communities 20:16 Entrepreneurial ecosystem building versus traditional economic development 21:04 Difference between a virtual versus an in-person ESHIP experience 24:19 Validation of hard problems across the field of ecosystem building 25:54 The ease of connection with other ecosystem builders enabled by a virtual conference setting 29:16 Professionalization of the field of ecosystem building 33:23 The role of ecosystem builders to unlock talent and connect entrepreneurs to resources 35:17 The value of thinking on a systems level 36:03 Teaching miners to code in Pikeville, Kentucky and exploring “majors” for entrepreneurial ecosystems 47:36 The importance of regional connectivity to leverage assets 48:43 Wrapup and final thoughts 52:40 End Other links from today’s show: ESHIP: https://www.kauffman.org/eship-summit/ Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation: https://www.kauffman.org/ Kabara Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies: https://www.smumn.edu/about/institutes-affiliates/kabara-institute-for-entrepreneurial-studies Lead for Minnesota: https://www.leadforminnesota.org/ GreenSeam: https://greenseam.org/ The Startup Community Way: https://startupcw.com/ Forward Cities: https://forwardcities.org/ Keystone Podcast: https://shows.acast.com/the-keystone/ The Unsung Heroes of Ecosystem Building: https://ecosystembuilderhub.com/the-unsung-heroes-of-ecosystem-building/ Bit Source: https://bitsourceky.com/ SOAR: https://www.soar-ky.org/ Launch Minnesota: https://mn.gov/launchmn/

Donate here👉 www.technols.com/donate The B4Podcast is back! This September we present an exclusive mix by one of the agency’s most-loved artists, PACO OSUNA, who delivers 60 minutes of electrifying techno music. This summer, a highly prolific season in the production studio, Paco fashioned Brain Bells EP – a track included in this mix and which was released on […]

This podcast episode features Chef, restaurant owner and friend, Angelo Brunson of Angelo’s Ristorante. I met Angelo during a dinner at his restaurant back in 2004 while up in Idaho working on a luxury log home on Lake Coeur d’ Alene. We were very impressed with this newly opened, authentic Italian restaurant and of course I wanted to meet the chef behind this great food. Over a decade later, I continue to take my friends and family to dine at Angelo’s during our trips to Cd’A, as the food and staff are still as marvelous as ever. This September, I was in town for a long weekend to visit my middle daughter Bella during her summer job there and of course, we enjoyed a great meal at Angelo's. In this episode Angelo talks about learning to cook, opening his first restaurant in Seattle, what led him to the small resort town of Cd'A, his faith, his family, his restaurant and the vineyard he shares with the famous winemaker Pasquale from Paso Robles, CA!For photos and more info on this episode and all our others visit: candelariadesign.com/inspiring-living-podcast

This September is the 10th year anniversary of Your Kick-Ass Life! Over the years, the YKAL team has evolved and grown. In this episode, Liz Applegate, our lead coach here at YKAL, joins me for a conversation about shit that matters.  We are talking about aging, perimenopause, and depression. One of the reasons I wanted to have a conversation about these topics was to shine a light on some of the ways they can show up in one’s life, especially in 2020, and the curveball we’ve been thrown this year.  In this episode you’ll hear: Liz shares her history with depression and antidepressants and how she gave herself permission to seek mental health help. (8:30) I share my experience of how a discussion with my therapist about burnout turned into one about high functioning depression. (19:33) Our thoughts and feelings (and struggle) on being middle-aged. (22:08) What we think about navigating perimenopause. (34:25) http://yourkickasslife.com/355

September is always a new year of sorts—a time to begin again, get started, try new things and establish routines. But this is 2020, the year that everything can and does change at a moment’s notice. When the waves of uncertainty keep crashing around us, how do we stay grounded? Where can we find peace? This September, we are all in the boat that COVID-19 built. Together, we'll immerse ourselves in the passages of Jesus calming the storm and walking on water during a brand new sermon series called Still: Pursuing Peace in Anxious Times. Join us each week on the journey!

This September marks six years since the kidnapping and murder of Arkansas REALTOR® Beverly Carter, but her legacy lives on through the Beverly Carter Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to REALTOR® Safety. Beverly’s son, Carl Carter Jr, is the Executive Director of this foundation, and he spends his day educating Realtors on the importance of safety and how agents can remain vigilant.

This September, the Engelberg Center brings you a ten part series chronicling the formation of the first tech company union in US history.

Listen up, maggots! It’s time to figure out which is your rifle, which is your gun, and practice saying, “Sir, yes, sir,” until you're blue in the face. This September on “Talking Technophobia in Film,” we are continuing our Second Season and year-long discussion of the cultural significance of Stanley Kubrick’s most famous films. "You will not laugh, you will not cry. You will learn by the numbers." So rehearse your best renditions of the “Mickey Mouse Club” and your John Wayne impression, say goodbye to your childhood innocence, and ship out from Paris Island to the jungles of Vietnam, as we turn our attention to Full Metal Jacket (1987). We will touch upon the warrior culture, the war machine, and the duality. Some themes will include the “masculinity,” “transformation,” and “duality.”

"So that ALL the nations of the Earth might know the POWER of the LORD." This September we focus on celebrating all that God is doing through His Church, and look forward in anticipation for the MORE that He has for us! Watch this Sunday's message, as Pastor Keith and Pastor Nate cast the Vision for 2020 and share some exciting announcements! Visit our website for more information - https://c3victory.org/vision C3 Victory is a life-giving Church in Newcastle, Australia. Join us online for our Sunday services - https://c3victory.org/online

Globe At Night is a long running citizen science campaign where people around the world  measure and record the brightness of their night sky. This September we are challenging people around the world to make as many observations as possible when there is roughly equal length day and night near the equinox. Dr. Connie Walker talks about Globe at Night and how you can participate and contribute your data.   Website(s) you want to have a link to: http://globeatnight.org The full video presentation is available at https://youtu.be/-JPOrKCoCqA NOIRLab social media channels can be found at: https://nationalastro.org/ https://www.facebook.com/NOIRLabAstro https://twitter.com/NOIRLabAstro https://www.instagram.com/noirlabastro/ https://www.youtube.com/noirlabastro   We've added a new way to donate to 365 Days of Astronomy to support editing, hosting, and production costs. Just visit: https://www.patreon.com/365DaysOfAstronomy and donate as much as you can! Share the podcast with your friends and send the Patreon link to them too! Every bit helps! Thank you! ------------------------------------ Do go visit http://astrogear.spreadshirt.com/ for cool Astronomy Cast and CosmoQuest t-shirts, coffee mugs and other awesomeness! http://cosmoquest.org/Donate This show is made possible through your donations. Thank you! (Haven't donated? It's not too late! Just click!) The 365 Days of Astronomy Podcast is produced by Astrosphere New Media. http://www.astrosphere.org/ Visit us on the web at 365DaysOfAstronomy.org or email us at info@365DaysOfAstronomy.org.

In this September ascension energies update we discuss navigating dimensions. September is a month that in subjective time is going to feel like a year, so each day may feel like twelve. This compression of objective time and dilation of subjective time can feel like hell or experienced as a profound opportunity for growth and evolution.Right now you can achieve growth and evolution in a month that would have otherwise taken a year. Over the course of our days most of us interact with third density from a subjective state of awareness that fluctuates throughout the densities/dimensions available to us. Some fluctuate between the heart and solar plexus, others may fluctuate between the solar plexus, heart, throat chakra, third eye and crown.A spiritual master can live effectively and interact with the world from whatever seat of awareness is needed. During this time dilation you will be experiencing high highs and low lows, and they may be experienced within a few objective time hours of one another. If you are experiencing these highs and lows don’t worry, you aren’t crazy.If this fluctuation of awareness occurred over several days you would think nothing of it. The purpose of this time dilation is to help you learn how to stabilize your awareness in fourth density or above. That means in your heart or in your higher seats of awareness.We have third dimensional bodies, and many of us are dual activated and also have dual activated fourth density energy bodies. We are in a transition phase between third and fourth density “objective reality” and therefore have these transitional dual activated bodies. Therefore, experientially our objective reality is that of third density moving into fourth.This is experienced by many of us as third density objective reality of the five senses with an overlay of the energetic reality that is increasingly visible and felt through our emerging subtle energy body senses. That being said, many of us are able to subjectively experience densities/dimensions well beyond the third and fourth density.That simply means the state of awareness one embodies in third/fourth density form may  subjectively embody the characteristics of higher dimensions such as wisdom, nonduality, or even absorption in god. Some truly accomplished masters are also able to activate their more subtle higher dimensional/density bodies, and therefore are able to experience those higher dimensions both subjectively and experientially (world of form). But those people for now are quite rare.This September time dilation is an opportunity for you to stabilize yourself in the subjective density/dimension of awareness you prefer. Are you going to choose your solar plexus or your heart? Are you going to choose separation, anger, and resentment or interconnection and love? September is the equivalent of a year’s practice living from the heart. Use this time well. When you find yourself pulled into a place of fear, anxiety, or anger move once more to the heart. Consciously breath into the chest and look at the situation with the eyes of love. See the one that is in all in the other beings, and ask yourself how may I serve the one in all.

Our sketch it out episodes have been on a hiatus because although we found and scheduled guests, life gets in the way and our guests either rescheduled or canceled. This was a bit discouraging as we truly enjoy bringing inspiring guests your way and our first two sketch it out episodes were so much fun and got a lot of positive feedback. Nonetheless, like this year has taught most, if not all of us, we have to adapt to every curve ball thrown at us. This September and for the rest of the year, we are working hard to continue our sketch it out episodes! So bear with us. In the meantime, This episode is a replay of some of our favorite parts in our previous sketch series. Both snippets are our guests talking about either what got them into architecture, their passions or what they are currently up to! Enjoy!We appreciate every listen, like and share!Music: https://.bensound.com

In this Short Podcast, I'm on Vacation, And I'm giving an update on things and plans that is going down and I'm gonna try to make This September and October BIG!!!

Dylan is joined in the Band Room with Dr. Wendy Zander McCallum, faculty member and Instrumental Music Specialist, at Brandon University. They discuss everything from her path to where she is, influential teachers, her full circle path back to BU, gender and the importance of keeping true to who you are as a conductor.This September we feature composer, Chris Byman and his piece, Rocket Summer, performed by the University of Manitoba Concert Band, conducted by Chris Byman.Help Support the Band Room Podcast by Becoming a Patron Through Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/bandroompodBRP Storehttp://www.bandroompod.com/storeMusic used in this episodeBRP Theme Music: Skyline by EKR HammellPerforming Ensemble: University of Toronto Wind EnsembleDr. Gillian MacKay – ConductorSecond Suite in F, Fantasia on the "Dargason" by Gustav Holst Performing Ensemble: Air Combat Command Heritage of American Band Rocket Summer by Chris BymanUniversity of Manitoba Concert BandChris Byman, ConductorAbout WendyDr. Wendy Zander McCallum is the Instrumental Music Education Specialist and director of the Symphonic Band at Brandon University where she teaches courses in music education and conducting. She has conducted junior high and high school regional, provincial and state honor bands, presented at provincial and international music conferences, and has worked as a solo and ensemble adjudicator and clinician for concert and jazz ensembles in Canada and the United States. She is an Educational Clinician for the Conn-Selmer Division of Education. McCallum, active as a conductor and clinician, investigates areas related to teaching and learning, conducting, and instrumental literature as curriculum in the music classroom.Episode LinksWendy Zander McCallumhttps://people.brandonu.ca/mccallumw/Brandon University School of Musichttps://www.brandonu.ca/music/Chris Byman's Website https://chrisbyman.com/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bandroompod)

September is always a new year of sorts—a time to begin again, get started, try new things and establish routines. But this is 2020, the year that everything can and does change at a moment’s notice. When the waves of uncertainty keep crashing around us, how do we stay grounded? Where can we find peace? This September, we are all in the boat that COVID-19 built. Together, we'll immerse ourselves in the passages of Jesus calming the storm and walking on water during a brand new sermon series called Still: Pursuing Peace in Anxious Times. Join us each week on the journey!

This September the sisters get schooled on the psychology of returning to learning during a pandemic. Expert and loyal listener Kevin gives the sisters the teenage perspective on the social struggles of this semester. Along with ample advice during the interview, Kevin takes on listener questions during the new segment: Sister Ask. Grab your notebooks and sharpen your number two pencils; this episode is full of tips. Attendance will be taken.

In this September full moon energy update and message we discuss the dimensional gateway opening for the September karmic reckoning. Karma is not a bad thing, it is just cause and effect. The universe mirrors your vibration, and there is individual, group, societal, and collective karma. Karma is just the balancing of energies and should not be thought of as a bad thing. Even difficult karma serves a divine purpose and brings us closer to the realization of our true self.At the societal level many of our countries have accrued a heavy karma. As members of those societal complexes we are not entirely insulated from karmic reckonings. However, our individual karma/vibration will determine how we navigate those circumstances.Karmic reckonings are an opportunity for many of us to experience growth and renewal. A disruption in your environment creates an opportunity for new relationships and environments to come in that are more in alignment with your dominant vibration. The universe mirrors you. This is karmic law. Your vibration is your destiny. Have faith in that.When the karmic reckoning comes do not cling to the past. Do not dwell on what is lost. Instead be alert to the gift waiting to be noticed. This September full moon is opening timelines that are reuniting us with our soul tribes. Through will and faith we will ride the choppy waters of the collective karmic reckonings to our destinies.We will find our soul tribe, our teachers, and a sense of wholeness and contentment. On the other end of the chaos is greater stability, abundance, and connection. Now is the time to be your authentic self. Be real about who you are and where you are at. Evaluate and review the karmic patterns that have been playing out in your life. Have you learned the lessons? Have you forgiven yourself and those involved?Forgiveness stops the wheel of the karmic cycle. When we truly forgive we enter the dimensional gateway into a new set of lessons and experiences more in alignment with our new dominant vibration. Your path is orchestrated by a higher intelligence. Be mindful of synchronicity. Have faith and trust that you are getting the experiences you need for your highest good.The cosmos mirrors you. Your vibration is your destiny. What is the cosmos mirroring to you at this time? What within you still needs healed? What do you want the universe to reflect to you?Be a beacon of light. You do not serve others by being less than you are. You do no illuminate darkness by getting lost in the darkness with those who are lost. Where are you being less than your true authentic self to satisfy others?You have the most control over your own vibration. If you wish to serve others and illuminate their path shine brightly by being the best version of yourself you can possibly be. Focus less on how you will serve others and focus more on the illumination of your own consciousness and vibration. This is the greatest service there is to others, and when you do that the other steps will become apparent. 

OUR SPONSORS FOR THIS EPISODE:VertueLaba nonprofit fighting climate change by providing funding and holistic entrepreneurial support to cleantech startups.This September their annual summit, Fuel 2020, is going digital, spanning over two weeks with short events every day.At Fuel 2020 you'll connect with future-focused entrepreneurs, investors, researchers and more.Founders Unfound listeners: Use the code FOUNDERSFRIEND for 20% off your ticket.Learn more at 2020fuel.orgThe PlugCheck it out at tpinsights.com ; Use code UNFOUND to save $10 on our annual subscription.In this episode Su and Dan discussed:His baby son (who joined us in the background)Going from Brooklyn to the CA coast for high schoolHaving dollar van entrepreneurs in his familyAgency v. serendipity (aka making it happen vs. luck)What he learned from startups #1 and #2Why he chose crowdfundingEpisode Shout Outs:Cate SchoolBoy's Club of New York43NorthWeDidItRepublicGrowing up, Su Sanni thought he was going to be a doctor. Once out of college, it was music entrepreneur. Then the world of sales came calling. Su believes all these experiences and aspirations led him to where he ended up...a tech startup founder. His first company: folded. The second, WeDidIt: acquired. So now he's back at it for a 3rd time, with his biggest vision yet.Su (short for Sulaiman) Sanni is Co-founder and CEO of Dollaride, a mobility company for communities that are under-served by public transit. Su points out that there are over 100 Billion trips globally every year facilitated by informal transit systems. These informal alternatives arose to fill the 'transit deserts' left under supported by formal, public transportation options.Yet, within the informal transit ecosystem, there aren't tools to efficiently match rider demand with the supply of drivers and vehicles. Dollaride wants to change that with their new app. They are starting in Su's backyard - the boroughs of New York City. And they are working with the well-known dollar vans who canvas the areas 'between' the subway stops. Guess where the company got its name?Su is our second founder in a row who is crushing his fund-raise using crowdfunding!Listen in to hear his story.MORE on SU AND DOLLARIDESU:@TheSuSanni [TW]https://www.linkedin.com/in/sulaimansanni/Startup Grind Fireside ChatDOLLARIDE:@Dollaride [TW]@Dollaride [IG]https://www.linkedin.com/company/dollaride/https://republic.co/dollarideFollow Founders Unfound : Like and share - help us grow!PODCAST TRANSCRIPT See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

OUR SPONSORS FOR THIS EPISODE:VertueLaba nonprofit fighting climate change by providing funding and holistic entrepreneurial support to cleantech startups.This September their annual summit, Fuel 2020, is going digital.At Fuel 2020 you'll connect with future-focused entrepreneurs, investors, researchers and more.Founders Unfound listeners: Use the code FOUNDERSFRIEND for 20% off your ticket.Learn more at 2020fuel.org BLCK VCConnect up at blackvc.com or follow @BLCKVC for more about their programs and events.In this episode Tiffany and Dan discussed:Her passion and connection to sports and dataBeing one of only five to present to thousands at an MIT hack-a-thonHer journey through working at ESPNHow an NCAA new rule changed everything for her startupGetting fuel from being underestimatedEpisode Shout Outs:WefunderIndie HackersMVP Institute [Travis Brodeen]Y Combinator Startup SchoolTiffany Kelly loves sports. And she’s a rock star data scientist. She combined these into a dream job with ESPN. She got to dig deep into the sports analytics and data that preoccupy teams, fans, and fantasy devotees alike. She even invented a new stat! It was while at ESPN, however, that Tiffany saw firsthand how brand and media power were shifting with digital and social. Athletes were emerging as personalities with their own platforms and fan followings. But she saw a hole…video. It’s still too darn hard!! So she quit her job and launched her startup. Tiffany is the founder and CEO of Curastory, a company that makes it easy to get started in video. They allow creators to upload, edit, find a sponsor, and distribute video with one click to their social channels, all 100% free. Curastory is launching with a target market where they have recent national approval and first-mover advantage – professional and NCAA student-athletes.And Tiffany is fresh off raising her six-figure preseed fundraise using crowdfunding!MORE on TIFFANY AND CURASTORYTIFFANY:@tiffmkell [TW]@tiffmkell [IG]https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiffmkell/CURASTORY:@CurastoryUS [TW]@Curastory [IG]https://www.linkedin.com/company/curastory/https://wefunder.com/fundcurastoryFollow Founders Unfound : Like and share - help us grow!PODCAST TRANSCRIPT See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

OK so the title may be a bit misleading!  Chris Hopkinson is a stand up paddle boarder. He also has an affinity for the Bay. His daughter had a science fair project about oysters and how they can clean the Bay. And from there on out it was a done deal. This September, Chris will put in in Havre de Grace and paddle to the Cape Henry Lighthouse in Virginia Beach to raise awareness and funds for the Bay. Specifically, he wants to help the Oyster Recovery Partnership plant the bivalves that do so much to clean the Bay. Have a listen as I call him a psycho and learn about his passion and  the trip and how you can support it! For more details and to support the journey and the cause... BayPaddle.Org

This September, New Zealand will vote to determine if the End of Life Choice Act will come into force, legislation that would create a new system of legal assisted dying for people who meet certain criteria. On this podcast we take a deep dive into the text of the End of Life Choice Act with Maxim Institute euthanasia researcher Danielle van Dalen, and Dr Stephen Child. Stephen is a medical specialist, trained in Canada and has worked in Auckland since 1994. He’s had an extensive career in clinical education and medical politics, serving as the Chair of the NZMA (2015-2017) and currently serving as an elected member of the New Zealand Medical Council. Danielle has been working on this topic since she started working at Maxim in 2016, doing international research, drafting submissions, and briefing MPs as the legislation progressed through Parliament. We sat down for a conversation about what the End of Life Choice Act entails, and what New Zealanders should know before they go to the polls. For more of our written resources, including answers to the 14 most frequently asked questions we get on euthanasia, head to our End of Life Choice Information page, www.maxim.org.nz/eolc. Authorised by J. Abernethy, 49 Cape Horn Road, Hillsborough, Auckland

Coach MK livestreams question and answer sessions each week on the Fitness Protection Program Facebook Page, The Fitness Protection, and Program YouTube Channel simultaneously. Join us! They are a lot of fun, super informative, and anyone may ask follow-up questions during the live broadcast! This week, Coach MK answers questions about Toe Yoga, Dedicated AF, and Ramp Rates.   #WeeklyWins - 11:39 Runner Interrupted Char Gore, I should be done with all chemo and radiation mid-September. I have set my "feel like a normal human" day as OCTOBER 1st. That is the day I hope all side effects are gone (specifically nausea, neuropathy, and fatigue) and I can safely start running again. Living for October 1st!   Build JJ Jensen has been hitting her strength goals all month in July ReBuild Dr. Amanda Bailey completed her 90 min of avocado toast while on call.  She managed to talk to worried parents while still completing her run. Kristen Frazier is really proud of all of the work her family did on their home this month. She said it “Feels like I'm finally comfortable in the house that we've lived in for almost 20 years. Amazing what some paint, junk purging, rearranging, and minor upgrades can do!” Christine Lancaster completed Lane 2, the whole month. This September makes 3 years from when she stopped running due to injury and it has been a long slow road back to hear. She said “The hardest part of Lane 2 was really all mental and the idea that I could run in blocks on time without walking. Anyway, I'm so pleased and proud of how the month has gone”.  Maintain Corina Terry is  Proud that she has stuck to her running & it’s paying off. She posted a picture of a hill she ran on vacation that is a real butt-kicker  & has been her nemesis since I started running almost 20 years ago. She has only been able to run it once before. The altitude up there is about 8,600 feet. She lives in Vegas at about 1,000 feet & runs in her flat neighborhood. (There is a decent hill about a mile away I hit every Saturday.) She went slow & steady & did it!  Brenda Haskill completed her first month in Maintain. To do that it meant she had to take good care of myself amidst all the stuff going on. She completed most runs according to plan. Susan DiLeo feels like she’s finally acclimated to the heat. She still detests it, mind you, but can hack it. Sometimes she doesn't call her run a run, though: She tells herself  “I'm "listening to an audiobook" or "catching up on a podcast".  Nicole Wood celebrated her daughter’s 13th birthday. Emily Sorenson finished her solo half marathon. She opted not to “race” it because of high heat and humidity forecasted but she managed her pace and made it through! She reports that “Running a half in July is HARD, but I did it! This was probably the hardest half I’ve run, but I’m so proud I hung in there and was smart about my expectations” and the very next week she managed to, complete all her runs, walked on Thursday, and not only did I do all her strength this week but actually did it on the scheduled day! And added in some extra loop work to boot! When she left for my run this Saturday her hubs asked how long she would be gone. “I told him for almost 2 hours, and he goes for 2 hours?! What are you training for now?! I said nothing, I’m maintaining”  Alicia Budd is proud of how diligent she’s been with running and strength amid all the craziness of life these days.   Questions - 23:16 Build - 23:32 My question is about breathing. When I'm going about my run and I get a bit distracted, my heart rate seems to be at its lowest. But then I notice I feel like I am shallow breathing. When I start to breath more intentionally, HR goes up. Is this normal?   ReBuild - 25:26 Toe Yoga - I can't do it, I try nothing happens, I look at my legs/toes/feet command the muscles to move, touch the muscles to try and activate them.  I don't know what else to do.I have scrapped, rolled, massaged to no avail (both feet and calves) Anything else you can think of?? I had a hysterectomy on July 28. Had my post-op appointment today and my doc gave me the ok to start walking for exercise. She suggested I hold off on running for 2 more weeks which is fine with me because the thought of bouncing around right now does not sound good. Pre-surgery I had been doing a hybrid of Maintain and rebuild - running with heart rate

This September, New Zealanders are voting ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ to legalise and control cannabis. Chloe sits down with Johann Hari to ask how we have been so wrong about how we treat addiction?

Are you feeling uninspired…stuck… like you're not quite where you thought you'd be at this point of your life? You are not alone. I'm Jackie MacDougall, host of Forty Thrive, the podcast that connects you, a woman over 40, with experts, resources, tips and tools to not just survive midlife, but thrive through it. This September, we’ll be back with brand new episodes that will inform, entertain, but most of all, give you that swift (but loving) kick in the butt to start living the life you truly deserve. From career changes to body changes…and all the things in between that make us wonder ”What the heck is happening to me?” Subscribe to Forty Thrive today wherever you listen to podcasts.  

This September marks the 25th Going West Writers Festival, though it won't be the big public birthday bash the organizers had planned. Instead, they've been poring through the archives to create an 18-week-long podcast series of highlights - conversations, performances and poetry. The first one's just been been published. The Festival's co-founder and current chair is Naomi McCleary, who received a MNZM in the Queen's Birthday Honours for services to the arts. She tells Lynn Freeman they were very reluctant to pull the plug on the live event.

June Energy Forecast 2020: This June 2020 ascension energy forecast indicates June will be the beginning of the return to relative “normal.” Businesses will be re-opening and people will begin the process of returning to old familiar routines. It will be a month marked by an outward movement toward activity. It will be a time characterize by a movement toward harmony and productivity for many.We have a full moon lunar eclipse on June 5th and a new moon solar eclipse on June 21st. These two eclipses mark a wrapping up of big picture themes and cycles on the 5th with the full moon lunar eclipse and choices and new beginnings with the new moon solar eclipse on June 21st. June will be all about endings, choices and new beginnings. Will you renew your commitments to 3rd density or will you choose higher dimensional consciousness and loving?This June energy forecast indicates the return to normal holds within it a dark kernel for those recommitting to the third dimension. The dimensional split that has been accelerating since March due to the duality energy on the planet will continue as people begin leaving the energetic bubbles of their homes to return to “normal” life. People will be emerging into two very different types of reality.Those who have been in the hell spectrum of experience for the last three months are eager for a return to “normalcy.” They desperately want to get back to the way things were, and June will be characterized by this almost feverish effort to return to normal. These people are renewing their commitment to 3rd density and June will the outward manifestation of that commitment.Those who have been on the heaven spectrum of experience for the last three months are returning to “normal” with fresh eyes and are ready to make changes in their life that better align with their soul purpose and mission. Those who have been on the heaven spectrum of experience are returning to “normal” intent on changing it for the better. For those who fall in this category June is a time of committing to the more beautiful world their hearts know is possible and letting go of old commitments and energies that no longer serve them.This is the silver lining for the month of June which seems likely to extend through the months of July and August. June, July, and August share a common theme. They will mark a time of a return to the “new normal.” June will be the exuberant bursting forth into this brave new world. July will mark a return to a more temperate and balanced recalibration to the new normal. While August will be a time of reflection an introspection as people take stock in the contrast between the beginning of the year and the summer. There have been individual successes but the collective on average has not experienced a significant positive shift, so the lesson will return and intensify in September, catalyzing additional opportunities for growth and evolution. September will see sudden change that will cast the relative stability of the last few months upside down. This “September surprise” will shape the energy for the remainder of the year.Those who have used the last three months to deepen their connection with spirit and to identify and embody the truth of their being will be richly rewarded in the upcoming months. All the internal work they have done over the last three months will start to physically manifest in ways that will give them an opportunity to bring their life into more alignment with their souls. Those of you who have used this time wisely will be beacons of light over the upcoming months that will shine in the darkness experienced by others.You are being called be to leaders and way showers to those people in your lives and families who are struggling. You are being asked to embody your truth and shine your light and be an energetic leader during this time. The collective’s addiction to materialism and consumption will continue to drive the planet into escalating chaotic nodes of experience. Those of you who have awakened are being called to be the light in the darkness and to combat the darkness by embodying your own light. Continue to focus on the evolution of your soul and the embodiment of your highest truths. Do not allow yourself to be consumed by the chaos, fear, and anger of the 3D planetary thought body.The darkness is not defeated through confrontation. To confront the darkness with the consciousness of violence is to descend into the mire of duality. The darkness is defeated when you step more fully into your embodiment of the light within you. Be more loving. Be kind for no reason. Be generous with your love. Be prudent with your time and energy. Feed the light within yourself and starve the darkness.

Paul Danner, aka ScannerDanner on YouTube clears up the misconception that his name is not “Dan,” which he gets all the time. People think his name is Dan and he added “ner”  to rhyme with “Scanner”? He says it is not true and that that it would be really stupid!!!! His career in the automotive field started as a junior in high school in 1990. He took two years of auto mechanics in high school, then another two-year program (post-secondary) at Rosedale Technical College in Pittsburgh (where he now teaches). After Rosedale, Paul entered the field and worked full time for about 8 years before coming back to teach at the school. This September 2018, Paul will be starting his 18th year as an automotive instructor. Listen to Paul’s previous episodes  (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=paul+danner) . Brin Kline is the owner of Assured Auto Works in Melbourne, FL.  His career in automotive repair spans 17 years with nearly 8 years as an owner. Brin knows that the automotive repair industry is ever-changing.  Diagnosing and repairing automobiles of today have many more requirements for up to date training than they did in years past.  Today, a technician must network with and befriend other likeminded individuals, commit a lot of their personal time to craft their skills so they can confidently, efficiently and accurately diagnose the issues that they face on a daily basis. Look for Brin’s other episodes  (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=brin+Kline) . Matt Fanslow is the diagnostic tech/shop manager at Riverside Automotive in Red Wing, MN.  His primary responsibilities are to diagnose driveability and electrical/electronic issues, and perform most all programming, coding, initializing, adoptions, etc. Basically, if it needs to be figured out or has wires, it goes to Matt. He’s been a tech since 1996. Matt is also a subject matter expert for ASE and has instructed at Vision Hi-Tech Training and Expo. Matt has participated on 18 ASE technical committees for the ASE Practice Test, A6, A7, A8, and L1 tests. He’s also done case studies for Standard Motor Products. Fanslow’s goal is to do everything in his power to improve the overall level of professionalism within the automotive and light truck repair trade and also raise the level of its public image. Hear Matt in previous episodes  HERE (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=%22fanslow%22) . Michael Broccolo is from Rochester, NY. His father has been in the automotive/collision/towing/salvage business since before he was born. Michael grew up around cars and attended BOCES (High School Cooperative Skills) for collision repair. In 2006 SkillsUSA Michael placed 1st in New York State in collision repair and attended the national competition.  Apprenticed at a high volume collision shop right out of high school. Michael currently owns Broccolo Automotive & Collison with his father. Broccolo’s is a full service automotive/collision shop, a salvage yard/used & new auto parts, and offer towing services all under one roof. Michael’s previous episodes  (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=Broccolo) . Sara Fraser is a millennial who has a love for life, travel, and connecting with other humans!  She has over 15 years of retail management experience, the last 6 of them as an office manager for a used car sales and service center.  To bring her customer service, marketing, and business knowledge to the automotive industry she has recently joined the team at Haas Performance Consulting. Sara loves helping others grow and succeed and is excited to share her expertise on management and social media, her views on how and why the younger generations think and act, and how to work and manage a business within a multi-generational workforce.  When she isn’t working Sara spends her time traveling, attending theatrical productions, music festivals, concerts, advocating for human and animal rights, celebrating life in general and connecting with other people from

Josh Niland is quite possibly the hottest chef on the scene right now. Owner of the Saint Peter restaurant and Fish Butchery in Sydney, he has risen to fame for using of an average 91% of every fish he buys. This September, Josh released his “Whole Fish Cookbook”, which serves as a guide for chefs, home cooks, and anglers who are also looking to waste less of their fish. His recipes range from fish eye chips to milt mortadella, as well as over 50 recipes for the fillets and prime cuts.  I’ve been working through Josh’s book for a series I’ve been writing over at MeatEater called “Nostril to Caudal.” Josh’s knowledge, guidance, and recipes have singlehandedly changed how I clean, process, and cook fish in my own home. I’ve gone from being skeptical and squeamish to craving fish heads, livers, throats, and more.  In this episode of Anchored, I meet with Josh to discuss how he came to be one of the world’s most sought-after chefs, and why he chose to focus specifically on seafood. We discuss why fish should be dry-handled and kept away from water, as well as how and why to age fish, the best method to gut them, the differences between farmed and wild-caught fish, and whether fresh fish is really best. This episode of Anchored is brought to you by PosterBurner Buy Josh's Book: The Whole Fish Cookbook: New Ways to Cook, Eat and Think

Idaho is home to a wild and rugged 100 mile mountain race called IMTUF, or the Idaho Mountain Ultra Trail Festival. This September 2019 I traveled across the country with friends to complete this amazing event. As with most formidable challenges we are battling much more than conditions and the course and the take away …

Síðastliðinn september fóru Dumitrita Simion og Guðjón Ingason í námsferð til Prag og kynntu sér notendasamtökin Dobré Místo , eða Góður staður á íslensku. Í þessum þætti ætla þau að tala um sína reynslu um ferðina og samtökunum. This September, Dumitrita Simion and Guðjón Ingason participated in a study visit in the Dobre Misto association in Prague, learning about this organization´s peer work. This episode is a recollection of what they found there and their impressions about the entire experience.

This September, I was delighted to meet and talk with Jean Jackman, who gardens in the heart of the Sussex countryside and is someone who has long been a proponent of planting to attract wildlife into the garden (way back, before it became fashionable!) She's also the creator of the remarkable annual Floral Fringe Fair, organising it with her husband, Steve. It's become a much anticipated event in Sussex, the next one will be held at Leonardslee Gardens on the 30th and 31st of May 2020. www.floralfringefair.co.uk www.facebook.com/floralfringefair Contact: jeanjackman@hotmail.com Instagram: @floralfringefair & @intheweedswithanne The soil improving recipe for clay, suggested by Sarah Raven, appeared in an article in The Telegraph in September 2007, and was along the lines of this:-  Clay needs organic matter and grit in equal measure to make it work well: think of making apple-crumble topping on a large scale.  The soil is like butter, all sticky and smooth.  You want to add granulated sugar, coarse and sharp, to break it up: in the garden, that means horticultural grit.  You also need flour to bulk it out: the garden version is organic material, one barrow load to every 3 sq. metres.  So, when cultivating the ground, you spread barrow after barrow of grit and compost over the soil, then dig it in. (Easier said than done, one suspects!)          

Soraiya Khamisa, LCSW, Director of Acacia La Jolla is taking over the Sincerely, Not Okay podcast to introduce our first ever podcast version of the Acacia Spotlight, where we highlight the clinicians, staff, and programs that make Acacia what it is today. This September we are highlighting one of our wonderful Co-owners, Dr. Keith Higginbotham. Check out more Spotlights at acaciacw.com/blog.

Wits Radio Academy — On the latest business news, we talk about the inflation rate, the bank strike and the government’s plans to raise the Eurobond. Lebo Phasha gives us more insight into The Business Wrap. On the main topic, we have a Brand New Heavy feature where we profile a young person in SA below 35 years who is doing the things in their industry. This September features Forbes 30 under 30 serial entrepreneur, Khanyisile Madonko, the Executive Director of Sakhile Madonko Enterprises a venture creation company with an interest in consulting, Food & Beverage Sector as well as Agriculture.

ONSLAUGHT MONTH CONCLUDES! This September, the Source Material Podcast talked about the 4 volumes of The Complete Onslaught Epic! Now the final confrontation begins as many of our heroes including the X-Men, the Fantastic Four, and the Avengers all converge in battle with the evil Onslaught and when the smoke clears, the Marvel Universe may never be the same. Tune in as Jesse, Evan, Mark, and Chris take a look at volume 4 of X-Men: The Complete Onslaught Epic!

This September, church is going to look a little different than what you're used to - like a movie theatre.. wait.... IT IS A MOVIE THEATRE!! AT THE MOVIES is a Relate Church teaching series like you've never seen before, based on Hollywood's biggest movies you've probably seen at least once. Each week will feature a different movie with real life lessons that will inspire and encourage you in your walk with God. These video messages produced by Relate Church will only be shown during the AT THE MOVIES services (won't be available online) so you're not going to want to miss a week! Get here early to grab some tasty treats and to find a good seat before the lights dim down and the AT THE MOVIES event starts.

This September, church is going to look a little different than what you're used to - like a movie theatre.. wait.... IT IS A MOVIE THEATRE!! AT THE MOVIES is a Relate Church teaching series like you've never seen before, based on Hollywood's biggest movies you've probably seen at least once. Each week will feature a different movie with real life lessons that will inspire and encourage you in your walk with God. These video messages produced by Relate Church will only be shown during the AT THE MOVIES services (won't be available online) so you're not going to want to miss a week! Get here early to grab some tasty treats and to find a good seat before the lights dim down and the AT THE MOVIES event starts.

Richard Greenwald, President & CEO of the Soulsville Foundation in Memphis, talks about the legacy of Stax Records as we listen to some of his favorite songs. The hour is filled with great stories and great music.This September 13, 2019 interview first aired on GTown Radio.

With September traditionally the month of hurricanes, floods, and a reminder of 9/11 – how does the commercial real estate industry prepare, prevent, and respond to these type of volatile events? This September we will be discussing how to best prepare for these type of emergencies. Speakers Stephen Fink, Practice Leader, Financial Services, ESD Tim Nowell, Director of Security, Capital One JoAnn Ugolini, Senior Director of Threat + Violence Risk Management, Hillard Heintze

This September, church is going to look a little different than what you're used to - like a movie theatre.. wait.... IT IS A MOVIE THEATRE!! AT THE MOVIES is a Relate Church teaching series like you've never seen before, based on Hollywood's biggest movies you've probably seen at least once. Each week will feature a different movie with real life lessons that will inspire and encourage you in your walk with God. These video messages produced by Relate Church will only be shown during the AT THE MOVIES services (won't be available online) so you're not going to want to miss a week! Get here early to grab some tasty treats and to find a good seat before the lights dim down and the AT THE MOVIES event starts.

Paul Danner, aka ScannerDanner on YouTube clears up the misconception that his name is not “Dan,” which he gets all the time. People think his name is Dan and he added “ner”  to rhyme with “Scanner”? He says it is not true and that that it would be really stupid!!!! His career in the automotive field started as a junior in high school in 1990. He took two years of auto mechanics in high school, then another two-year program (post-secondary) at Rosedale Technical College in Pittsburgh (where he now teaches). After Rosedale, Paul entered the field and worked full time for about 8 years before coming back to teach at the school. This September 2018, Paul will be starting his 18th year as an automotive instructor. Listen to Paul’s previous episodes (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=paul+danner) . Brin Kline is the owner of Assured Auto Works in Melbourne, FL.  His career in automotive repair spans 17 years with nearly 8 years as an owner. Brin knows that the automotive repair industry is ever-changing.  Diagnosing and repairing automobiles of today have many more requirements for up to date training than they did in years past.  Today, a technician must network with and befriend other likeminded individuals, commit a lot of their personal time to craft their skills so they can confidently, efficiently and accurately diagnose the issues that they face on a daily basis. Look for Brin’s other episodes (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=brin+Kline) . Matt Fanslow is the diagnostic tech/shop manager at Riverside Automotive in Red Wing, MN.  His primary responsibilities are to diagnose driveability and electrical/electronic issues, and perform most all programming, coding, initializing, adoptions, etc. Basically, if it needs to be figured out or has wires, it goes to Matt. He’s been a tech since 1996. Matt is also a subject matter expert for ASE and has instructed at Vision Hi-Tech Training and Expo. Matt has participated on 18 ASE technical committees for the ASE Practice Test, A6, A7, A8, and L1 tests. He’s also done case studies for Standard Motor Products. Fanslow’s goal is to do everything in his power to improve the overall level of professionalism within the automotive and light truck repair trade and also raise the level of its public image. Hear Matt in previous episodes  HERE (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=%22fanslow%22) . Michael Broccolo is from Rochester, NY. His father has been in the automotive/collision/towing/salvage business since before he was born. Michael grew up around cars and attended BOCES (High School Cooperative Skills) for collision repair. In 2006 SkillsUSA Michael placed 1st in New York State in collision repair and attended the national competition.  Apprenticed at a high volume collision shop right out of high school. Michael currently owns Broccolo Automotive & Collison with his father. Broccolo’s is a full service automotive/collision shop, a salvage yard/used & new auto parts, and offer towing services all under one roof. Michael’s previous episodes (https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=Broccolo) . Key Talking Points Matt had a customer that shared a blower motor repair video that showed a shortcut on a blower motor replace that trashed shops who would not use this shortcuts and charge too many hours for the standard repair Matt explains what he did with his customer He is torn with the massive benefits of YouTube and the repercussion of some content that is posted There are two parts of this debate. The good learning and the bad trashing Paul Danner started putting case studies on video to support his college class. He believes YouTube has made his classroom global. He is cautious about what he says and how he says it Michael learned a lot from Paul Danner’s video’s Should YouTube videos tell the public what to look for in a good shop, should skill level be discussed? What should the...

One of the world’s leading art prizes, The Archibald Prize, has been the battleground for debates and disputes about the definition of portraiture since its inception in 1921. It was established in 1919, pursuant to the will of Mr J F Archibald (a former editor of The Bulletin). Its annual exhibitions at the Art Gallery of NSW have reflected the evolving tastes and trends of Australia’s visual arts culture and offered public exposure to new interpretations of the portraiture genre. The legal case brought against the 1943 Archibald Prize winner, William Dobell (then a relatively unknown artist), forms part of a long history of art-world litigation built around questions of taste and changing definitions of art itself. Dobell’s prize winning portrait used distortion and exaggeration to capture the essence and character of his friend and colleague Joshua Smith; the artist sought to create an image, not merely copy one. The final, convention-breaking painting created huge public interest and stimulated debate about the definition of portraiture.The resulting court case, brought by two disaffected Archibald Prize entrants against Dobell and the Gallery’s trustees, saw two of the greatest advocates of the day—Garfield Barwick KC (for the plaintiffs) and Frank Kitto KC (for the Art Gallery of NSW)—contest the differences between caricature and portraiture over a four-day trial. In the result, the decision of the trustees was upheld: Attorney-General v Trustees of the Art Gallery of NSW (1944) 62 WN (NSW) 212. However, the case took its toll on Dobell and the other participants in this extraordinary dispute.This September marks 75 years since the case.Support the show (https://legalheritage.sclqld.org.au/membership-information)

This September, church is going to look a little different than what you're used to - like a movie theatre.. wait IT IS A MOVIE THEATRE… AT THE MOVIES is a Relate Church teaching series like you've never seen before, based on Hollywood's biggest movies you've probably seen at least once. Each week will feature a different movie with real life lessons that will inspire and encourage you in your walk with God. These video messages produced by Relate Church will only be shown during the AT THE MOVIES services (won't be available online) so you're not going to want to miss a week! Get here early to grab some tasty treats and to find a good seat before the lights dim down and the AT THE MOVIES event starts. Sundays at 9 and 10:30am Popcorn and Soda will be served ***sorry no livestream this month ‍♀️ you’ll just have to come #sitwithme

Welcome back! Yeah, you! Welcome back to Of Or Pertaining To! This September 1 release is the first of two new episodes dropping on two consecutive days! The second part of this release will be on Monday, September 2, and then we'll release new ones every Monday! This first one is shorter than how future episodes will be. But quit complainin', there's another one right behind! Bob and Marshall and Jenny and Ariel and Kai are back playing Fictionary with their usual out-of-control inventiveness which can perhaps best be described as "indistinguishable from things that boring people despise".

This September will mark 62 years since the Brooklyn Dodgers played their last game as the borough’s home team. Ebbets Field has long since given way to a housing complex, but the memories and love for the team still endure.

This September we have interviews episodes every Monday and Thursday, with 9 brand new episodes. We also have "Behind BTU" episodes slated for every Saturday. Here's a quick look at our lineup: 9/2 BTU #302 - Navy SWO to ESPN Reporter and Host (Sal Paolantonio) 9/5 BTU #303 - Marines to Product Manager at IBM (Richard I. Porter) 9/9 BTU #304 - Army to Production Supervisor (Chris Lee) 9/12 BTU #305 - Lt. General to Arizona State University leadership (Benjamin Freakley) 9/16 BTU #307 - How to prepare for retirement (Chris Hogan) 9/19 BTU #308 - How To Build Executive Presence (with Mike Figliulo) 9/23 BTU #309 - The Intersection of Passion & Talent (with Ken Coleman) 9/26 BTU #310 - Keto Butta (with Arron Barnes) 9/30 BTU #311 - SemperK9 (with Chris Baity)

Rugby’s biggest dance—the World Cup—is coming to Asia for the very first time. This September, Japan will host 19 of Rugby’s best national teams for the main event in the World Rugby calendar, and the pressure is on. After their famous victory against South Africa in 2015, Japan is poised for one of its most important sporting performances. Each new game they play will be the biggest game in Japanese rugby history. But how did we come to this moment? In this Monsoon Pod, host Patrick Cooney explores Japan’s rugby story. He offloads the discussion to Ken Dobson, a rugby sevens coach in Hokkaido, to talk about the progression of the game in Rugby’s so-called ‘newest’ market. Ken Dobson worked with Queensland Rugby Union and is now heading the men and women’s sevens program at the Hokkaido Barbarians in Japan.