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Want to know more about the Alcohol Free corner of Craft Beer in the UK... Well, join us as we speak with Sam from We Can Be Friends & the award winning Ben of the Sober Boozers Club.  Thoughout the show, Toby & Rob dig into 4 fantastic Alcohol Free offerings from We Can Be Friends that have been brewed from all around the UK. Including collaboration brews with Beak / Overtone / Vault City / Gravity Well and Rivington.  Not only do we dig into the escapeds of WCBF but we also have a great insight into other Alcohol Free offerings from around the UK courtesy of Ben's knowledge.

Text us about this show.Brandon Johnson is an incredibly talented and innovative guy. Thoughout life, he's always been able to apply his imagination toward how he could use technology to entertain people and now he does it for a living. Brandon is one of the go-to guys in the Northeast Wisconsin music scene when it comes to live stage production, but his talents don't stop there. He is the designer, engineer, and personality behind SpiritWalker, a practical effects technology for the stage and screen. He's even brought SpiritWalker to one of the biggest stages in the world, the Coachella Festival. Learn how Brandon combines all his life experiences to catapult himself to the next level in his stellar career.See SpiritWalker for yourself!Support the Show.Visit Into The Music at https://in2themusic.com!Support the show: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/intothemusic E-mail us at intothemusic@newprojectx.com YouTube Facebook Instagram INTO THE MUSIC is a production of Project X Productions, Appleton, WI.Host/producer: Rob MarnochaVoiceovers: Brad BordiniRecording, engineering, and post production: Rob MarnochaOpening theme: "Aerostar" by Los Straitjackets* (℗2013 Yep Roc Records)Closing theme: "Close to Champaign" by Los Straitjackets* (℗1999 Yep Roc Records)*Used with permission of Eddie Angel of Los StraitjacketsThis podcast copyright ©2024 by Project X Productions. All rights reserved....

Welcome listeners to Season 4!  Today, we are honored to have a very special guest on our show, Brigadier General Michele Kilgore.  Joining us is a distinguished Air Force general officer who has not only soared through the skies as a fighter pilot with multiple deployments under her belt but has also led with remarkable grace and expertise as my previous commander for three impactful years.Her lineage is steeped in honor and service, as both her grandfather and father were recognized as Purple Heart recipients, embodying the legacy of bravery and sacrifice.  Drawing from this rich heritage, she has navigated the challenges of military life with resilience, determination, and a deep sense of duty.Thoughout her career, she has exemplified the core values of the Air Force with unwavering dedication and a commitment to excellence.  Today, she graciously joins us to share her unique leadership journey, offering insights into the highs and lows of commanding, flying, and serving her country with pride.Prepare to be inspired by the stories and lessons she has gathered along her path, as we delve into the experiences that have shaped her into the exceptional leader she is today. 

Five years ago, Derrick Young, Jr. embarked on a mission to address the lack of diversity in advanced education, particularly in fields like law, medicine, and STEM. Despite facing challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic and shifts in corporate support, the nonprofit he founded, Leadership Brainery , has emerged as a beacon of hope for underrepresented communities seeking access to higher education.  Co-hosts Julia Patrick and Mitch Stein welcome back Derrick for an insightful discussion on the organization's journey and impact. Young's personal experiences as one of the few men of color in his graduate programs fueled his passion to create change. He emphasizes, "Leadership Brainery increases access to masters and doctoral degrees so that underrepresented communities can establish wealth for themselves and prosperity for their families, but then reinvest back in their communities." This mission is underscored by the organization's commitment to fostering diversity at leadership levels, ensuring marginalized voices are heard in decision-making processes. The conversation dives into the challenges faced by nonprofit leaders like Young, including the need to educate funders about the importance of advanced education and navigating the complexities of HR and finance as a small but growing team. Despite these obstacles, LeadershipBrainery.org has achieved significant milestones. Through strategic alliances with other nonprofits, they've expanded their reach to over 50,000 students, guiding them towards educational opportunities beyond college. The organization's adoption of project management tools like Asana has revolutionized their operations, streamlined workflows and enhanced productivity. With a budget of $1.2 million and the support of over 850 individual donors, Leadership Brainery is making tangible strides in creating pathways to success for underrepresented talent. Thoughout this fast-paced conversation, Young's optimism and resilience shine through as he reflects on the organization's achievements and the transformative impact it's having on individuals and communities. For those inspired to learn more, Leadership Brainery's website offers a comprehensive look into their programs and impact, showcasing the power of education to drive meaningful change in society.Watch on Video!Follow us on the Twitter: @Nonprofit_ShowSend us your ideas for Show Guests or Topics: HelpDesk@AmericanNonprofitAcademy.comVisit us on the web:The Nonprofit Show

Camilo Villegas (Colombia) is a 5-Time winner on the PGA TOUR and the 2008 TOUR Champion.   He has been ranked as high as 7th in the Official World Golf Ranking and is one of the most successful golfers from South America. Camilo joins #OntheMark to share stories from his career in golf - from his time in Junior golf in Medellin, Columbia to his All-American career as a University of Florida Gator, Camilo talks about competition, wellness and discipline. He then delves into his career on the PGA TOUR and lessons he learned in his ascent up the world rankings.  Camilo then shares the heart-breaking story of losing his baby daughter, Mia, and the life skills he and his wife learned from that life-altering event. Villegas talks about how he endured and passed through a significant slump in form, thanks to discipline, attitude, overcoming fear and doubt, and a change in golf-swing theory.  He caps the story by revisiting his victory in the 2023 Butterfield Bermuda Championship.   Thoughout the conversation Camilo weaves in lessons and insights to help golfers improve their health and their golf.  He shares his daily routine in terms of nutrition, hydration and practice.  He also talks about managing stress, the psychology of sports and golf, fitness and resistance training for the golf swing, and beating the "demons of bad play" by taking consistent small, incremental steps towards your goal. This podcast is also available as a vodcast on YouTube.  Search and subrscribe to Mark Immelman    

Atul Deo, general manager for Amazon Bedrock, the generative AI service from AWS, recently shared the company's view on the industry, use cases, technology, and how Amazon is serving its customers.  Thoughout the hour-long interview, Deo talked about his experience with machine learning in customer contact center applications, transcription services, natural language processing, and generative AI. He expands on the compay's generative AI strategy as well as the technology architectures it supports. Prior to his role overseeing the Bedrock service, Deo worked on AWS products such as Connect, Transcribe, and CodeWhisperer. He also held roles in corporate development at Amazon and Yahoo! and began his career as a software developer. 

Wednesday Night! Seth Turner testifies of God's personal interactions, power, and goodness throughout his life. Tune in at 8 p.m. CST to hear Seth Turner, the founder of the Five Smooth Stones (NTWK). Seth also mentions many friends and strangers who have greatly contributed over the years, including those in some of the 24 countries visited. Lastly, the purpose of the work he feels Yah has called him to and a few new directions. Awake Zion!! To listen to or comment on Blogtalkradio, call (914) 205-5590. You may visit this link to listen after the episode has been recorded. Please share!! http://tobtr.com/12278872

Jeffrey Feldberg said "no" to a 7-figure offer and "yes" to mastering the art and science of a liquidity event. Two years later, Jeffrey said "yes" to a 9-figure offer for his eLearning company Embanet. Today, as CEO of Deep Wealth, Jeffrey pays it forward by helping you capture the best deal instead of any deal. Website: https://deepwealth.com Twitter: @JeffreyFeldberg LinkedIn: @Deep Wealth LinkedIn: @Jeffrey Feldberg Instagram: @jeffreyfeldberg Facebook: @Jeffrey Feldberg 0:42 "How in the world do you master something you've never done before?" -Jeffrey Feldberg 3:42 "The one thing that we can do." -Jeffrey Feldberg 9:32 "It's the same story for most business owners." -Jeffrey Feldberg 11:43 "Having one business is more efficent and more powerful." -Jeffrey Feldberg 13:20 "It's rare that a person has only one project." -Brian Keith 14:57 "Where's the highest ROI?" -Jeffrey Feldberg 17:18 "Thoughout the day, whatever you're doing, write it down." -Jeffrey Feldberg

Travis Stever of Coheed and Cambria joins us this week to talk about his latest project L.S. Dunes. Thoughout the rest of the episode we discuss the origin of the project that eventually would become a supergroup, the energy and excitement of all the songs and how important that is to any project, and the story about establishing a link between his son's name and a famous English musician. We also discuss his excitement for The Damned going back to there original formation and playing shows, L.S. Dunes first performance ever at Riot Fest, and how Anthony Green was recruited into the project. During other parts of the show, Petar and Jozalyn discuss Ozzfest going to the Metaverse, how we felt watching the video clips, and Maynard James Keenan's comments about how TikTok “turns to desperation to very quickly.” Song: L.S. Dunes “Permanent Rebellion” Song: L.S Dunes “2022” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're kickstarting our summer podcast series! Thoughout the summer, we'll be sharing highlights from each of the 7 cities where we hosted summer mission trips! ​ First up, we have Tyler and Rachel from our Boston team! ​ On this week's episode, we discuss:     •Can a three week mission trip in a new city actually make a difference?     •How the Sacred Heart stopped a man in his tracks.     •An unexpected encounter at a Red Sox game.     •What CIC brought to Boston and what Boston gave CIC. The Encounter ministry in Boston is spreading like wildfire- led by two former CIC missionaries! If you are in the Boston area, check the link below to get involved. http://Sites.google.com/view/encounterchrist

Conversation Time Stamps with Youtube Hyperlinks --> audio/video combo also on Spotify! 0:00 - Hero's Gauntlet 2:35 - Which historical figure would you have lunch with? 11:40 - Where do you see yourself in 10 years? 14:23 - Introspective Thought!! 31:00 - Do we still need each eachother? The power of connection. 37:00 - The secret is PURPOSE 42:10 - Social Media - Good for our Airmen, or society? Or is it toxic? 1:04:48 - Why Professional Development Matters...and why we're missing the mark. 1:20:10 - Why Toxic Leaders seem to be EVERYWHERE these days. 1:31:52 - Final Thoughts and why I love Key so much. MSgt Oris Key III, is the Manager, Leadership Development, 96th Medical Group, Eglin Air Force Base, Florida. As program manager MSgt Key is the single focal point for the personal and professional development of more than 1,500 medical personnel. He provides guidance and leads strategic initiatives to force multiply leaders, strengthen the Medical Group's culture – ensuring a positive staff and patient experience. Additionally, MSgt Key leads the Medical Group's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion program. Advises organizational leaders and makes recommendations to target and measure organizational change to enhance cultural awareness, and develop the long range effectiveness of a highly trained medical force. MSgt Key entered the Air Force October 2001 and graduated from the Security Forces Apprentice Course in March of 2002. Thoughout his career, he has held multiple resources and personnel protection position, to include Nuclear Security, and Base Defense Air Advisor. In 2012, MSgt Key was selected to retrain an Aerospace Medical Service Technician. His introduction into the operational medical core started at Brooke Army Medical Center, as an Inpatient Oncology medical technician. Since then he has performed in various clinical and leadership roles to include, Linquest Quality Assurance Officer, Additional Duty First Sergeant and Medical Director - Aerospace Medical Service Apprentice Course. His assignments include bases in Missouri, Virginia, Korea and Texas, with deployments to the Horn of Africa, the United Arab Emerites, Afghanistan and 3 tours to Iraq supporting Operations Noble Eagle, Northern Watch, Iraqi Freedom, Enduring Freedom, Inherent Resolve and Resolute Support. His deployment experience ranges from convoy and detainee operations, to law & order and mass casualty response. MSgt Oris Key III - Leadership Development | Organizational Management | Diversity, Equity & Inclusion is what he's passionate about. Oris is a dedicated and detail-oriented professional with several years of combined experience in Change Management, Leadership Development and Diversity and Inclusion. Successful at leading and directing a diverse workforce to attain results in an efficient manner. Well developed written communication skills facilitate team coordination while simultaneously maintaining strong relationships across all levels of an organization.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: How DeepMind's Generally Capable Agents Were Trained, published by 1a3orn on the AI Alignment Forum. Intro One of DeepMind's latest papers, Open-Ended Learning Leads to Generally Capable Agents, explains how DeepMind produced agents that can successfully play games as complex as hide-and-seek or capture-the-flag without even having trained on or seen these games before. As far as I know, this is an entirely unprecedented level of generality for a reinforcement-learning agent. The following is a high-level summary of the paper, meant to be accessible to non-specialists, that should nevertheless produce something resembling a gears-level model. I want to focus on explaining the optimization process that produced this agent; on what the different parts of the optimization process are; on why each different part is necessary; and on what would happen if different parts of it were missing. After that summary, I'll add a few more comments and questions about design choices within the paper and about future research I'd like to see. I'm far less certain about this second part, however. I was going to include a part on AI timelines -- but whether this paper influences your timelines, and in what direction, depends on a lot of priors that are out-of-scope for what I want to do here. The Environment Before we get into the optimization process of the agent, I need to talk about the environment within which the agent trained. Core to the project of this paper are the millions of dynamically-generated tasks on which the agent can train. Each task in the XLand Unity-powered 3d environment space is defined by a (1) unique physical world and a (2) unique set of goals / rewards. Thoughout what follows I refer to (1) as the "environment" or "world", to (2) as the "game", and to both of them together as a "task." Note that both of these can be generated programmatically without human intervention. (The show reel of the trained agents operating on hand-made, held-out test tasks is worth watching for at least a few minutes to get a feel for the complexity possible from both world and goals, and is probably much clearer than my writing about the environment space. [I mean, if you want to understand soccer, watch a game of it, don't read a description.] Although you should note that the intelligibility of the goals in the video is uncharacteristic of the goals in the training tasks, because the show-reel goals were made by humans from human-intelligible games, rather than randomly generated.) Anyhow. What kind of variety exists in this space? Well, each world has a static landscape with dynamic, simulated rigid-body objects placed upon it. The topographical features of the world can be randomly mutated; the size of the world and lighting of the world can vary; the rigid-body cubes, pyramids, spheres, and slabs on the map can be randomly colored, sized, and placed. Each game, with goals and rewards, can also be randomly generated. I'm not being redundant by talking about goals and rewards; each agent both receives information specifying what would cause it to be rewarded (the goal) and receives a numeric reward of 0 or 1 in each timestep. The fundamental atoms for the definition of goals are atomic predicates, such as being "on", "near", "far", or "holding" something. These atoms can be applied to different entities to form sub-goals, such as "the player is on the yellow floor" or "the black cube is near the black pyramid". A complete goal is then represented as set of options (disjunctions) over some set(s) of necessary predicates (conjunctions) -- a complete goal might be "(Hold a purple sphere AND be near a yellow cube) OR (See an opponent AND be near a black cube)." . Obviously such goals can be randomly generated, and obviously there are a very large number of them. The total environme...

Is 1/1 NFT art primed for a comeback? Collections have taken the NFT market by storm but have died down recently. Will 1/1 NFT art make its way back to the top of the industry? My guest for the week was Cyberpunk NFT artist, Dan Giuz. Mr. Dan makes some of the most beautiful NFT Cyberpunk art in the world. Thoughout the episode we discussed: -his introduction to art -his inspiration behind his Cyberpunk art -how he makes his art -does he think 1/1 NFT artists still have a shot at success? Listen to Mr. Dan Giuz give advice to upcoming NFT artists that want to build a brand and make a name for themselves.

Marijuana has been around since the dawn of man. And since people have learned about its healing and psychoactive properties there have been prominent supporters of cannabis and have been known to partake from time to time. But who and how?

Season 1 Episode 11 Wisdom and Reality This podcast is my son Josh and myself interacting on how the book of Proverbs explains to us the realities of life. We share our thoughts after reading some quotes from Raymond Ortlund Jr.'s commentary on Proverbs entitled "Wisdom that Works." We contrast reality thinking with fantasy thinking. 2 Corinthians 10:3 For though we walk in the flesh, we do not war after the flesh: 4 (For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strong holds;) 5 Casting down imaginations, and every high thing that exalteth itself against the knowledge of God, and bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ; Thoughout the podcast Josh explains his own personal testimony of the application of reality thinking (Biblically) that has helped him come to an altar of brokeness time and again in his own personal relationship with the Lord. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/randy-cook/message

Thoughout the first season of Drive with Joel and Fletch, the boys gave train and trial contacts to Former Legend and Sid Punts, the voices behind the Full Credit To The Boys podcast. Sid and Former took the Drive team by storm in their quest to become SEN's late night Rugby League show.

Blues artist Cathy Grier joins us on this week's edition of Sessions from Studio A. Grier's musical adventure has taken her many places, from sneaking backstage to meet John Lee Hooker and Bonnie Raitt at age 17, to winning MTV's Basement Tapes competition, to co-writing a #1 dance hit in France. Thoughout her journey, Grier has never forgotten her blues and groove roots, and this year she makes a big statement with the new album "I'm All Burn".

Blues artist Cathy Grier joins us on this week's edition of Sessions from Studio A. Grier's musical adventure has taken her many places, from sneaking backstage to meet John Lee Hooker and Bonnie Raitt at age 17, to winning MTV's Basement Tapes competition, to co-writing a #1 dance hit in France. Thoughout her journey, Grier has never forgotten her blues and groove roots, and this year she makes a big statement with the new album "I'm All Burn". Hear music from that record on this week's episode, along with a special live performance from Cathy Grier's home studio in Sturgeon Bay, WI. Pick up a copy of "I'm All Burn" on her website, Cathygrier.com , and also on Bandcamp . Follow Grier on social media on her Facebook page . Cathy Grier performs 'Happiness Blues" live from her home studio Cathy Grier performs 'Easy Come Easy Go" live from her home studio Cathy Grier performs "Cathy's Bike Song" live from her home studio

Andy and Simon talk about handing revival on thoughout the generations. This was a live chat.

Working From Home Ireland is a podcast dedicated to sharing my experiences from being a fulltime remote worker for the past 11 years. Thoughout this series I want to share with you what did and did not work for me while starting this journey. While not everything would be relevant to you, I hope that some of what I share can help you to transition into the working from home environment. While I will be focusing on areas within Ireland, most episodes would be relevant to workers in any country. Subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss an episode, and I hope you enjoy the series.

Today, we return to Winephabet Street where the letter of the day is J and it stands for Jura.  Please take the time to swipe on your phone and leave a rating and review. We really rely on those reviews to move us up the charts within the podcast aggregators so that they recommend us to others. And if you know of someone who is into wine, we would greatly appreciate you mentioning us to them. I have found some of my favorite podcasts to listen to by word of mouth! The Jura is one of the smallest wine regions in France, at approximately 2,000 ha (almost 5,000 acres). It is located on the far eastern edge of France, sandwiched between Burgundy and the Swiss Alps. In many articles about the region, thanks to its remoteness, the wines are classified as “weird” “obscure” “offbeat” “geeky”or the “missing piece for winelovers.” Thoughout this series, I have found so many wine regions and varietals that have been interesting, but I have to say that the Jura is the one region that has made me stop and say “That is so cool” more times than any other! So sit back, unscrew, uncork or saber a bottle and lets get into the Jura region of France. Follow me on Instagram!   Follow me on Twitter! SUBSCRIBE ON iTUNES STITCHER | iTUNES | GOOGLE PLAY | SPOTIFY | PODBEAN GIVE US A RATING AND REVIEW STAY IN THE KNOW - GET SPECIAL OFFERS Thoughts or comments? Contact Lori at exploringthewineglass@gmail.com. Please like our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/exploringthewineglass Find us on Twitter, Instagram , Pinterest, and Snapchat (@dracaenawines) Want to watch some pretty cool livestream events and wine related videos. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel.  Find out more about us and our award winning Paso Robles wines on our website.  Looking for some interesting recipes and wine pairings? Then head over to our wine pairing website.  Thanks for listening and remember to always PURSUE YOUR PASSION! Sláinte!  Please Visit our Sponsors by clicking Dracaena Wines - Our Wines + Your Moments + Great Memories Use code 'Explore' at checkout to receive 10% off your first order

On this edition we talk with the Danald Molner M.D. Dr by day paranormal investigator by night.  "My name is Don Molnar and I am an Internal Medicine doctor who is interested in the paranormal and more specifically ghost hunting. I have been out of training since 2001, prior to that I did 3 years of Internal Medicine residency. I work as a hospitalist now which is a doctor who just takes care of patients in the hosptial. Thoughout my career I have helped a great deal of people get better but I have also treated a lot of people in their end days. As doctors we try to make sure people are not suffering before they die. I have often wondered what happens after they and we die. Part of this project is to talk about what happens medically when we die and my experiences that I have had with people dying. Then I would like to bring those concepts together with my ghost hunting experiences. I have had strange things happen to me for as long as I can remember. I finally joined a ghost hunting team called Twisted Paranormal Society in 2012 and we have done some amazing investigations and have caught some great evidence. So what is the Haunted MD. As the Hauted MD, I am available to do lectures or talks about my experience as a physician and ghost hunter incorpatorating the medical views with the paranormal investigation side of things. I bring a unique perspective that I would like to share with people. I am also available to do small investigations if needed. I will also post interesting facts and items on the site. Thank you for checking out this page! If you have any questions or things you would like to see on this site let me know."

The God-given calling to be a worship leader can take on many different forms. Elias Dummer knows this firsthand as he began his journey serving the local church in Ontario, Canada but soon found himself touring the world in The City Harmonic, a band made up of other worship leaders from other churches in the Hamilton, Ontario area. Today Elias is a part of a church plant in the Nashville area and continues to write songs for the local church. This conversation is the story of the things he’s learned along the way. Things he’s learned about himself, about worship leading and the God who has called him. Find show notes to the podcast episode at practicalworshipblog.com/podcast16.

Ps. Pattil Mills. God is in control throughout the seasons.

Six strange stories told about moose. Thoughout history people have written quite strange things about moose. In this episode I talk about six such things from authors who wrote in Latin and Swedish.

This set of music is for a really good freind of mine. Tim Hilla and I grew up throughout highschool and of course after high school life happend and soon we lost track of each other. Thoughout all these years I really tried to catch up with him but the years would pass us by. It has been almost 30 years since we talked and just this year I made contact with him and therefore my friend this is all for you.

This set of music is for a really good freind of mine. Tim Hilla and I grew up throughout highschool and of course after high school life happend and soon we lost track of each other. Thoughout all these years I really tried to catch up with him but the years would pass us by. It has been almost 30 years since we talked and just this year I made contact with him and therefore my friend this is all for you.

This set of music is for a really good freind of mine. Tim Hilla and I grew up throughout highschool and of course after high school life happend and soon we lost track of each other. Thoughout all these years I really tried to catch up with him but the years would pass us by. It has been almost 30 years since we talked and just this year I made contact with him and therefore my friend this is all for you.

In this Episode of the ColorCast, the Coloristos take you though part 1 in a 2-part series on this year's announcements at NAB 2015. They cover many of the new features in Davinci Resolve 12 including the re-designed interface, 3D keyer, 3D tracker, discrete alpha output, revised timeline, VST/AU plugin support, and Resolve Color Management. They also discuss the new color tools and improvements in Adobe Premiere, Digital Vision Nucoda, Baselight Editions for Nuke, and Autodesk Flame & Lustre.Thoughout the discussion they also consider how all of these new tools will be impacting post-production, as many tools evolve more and more into self-contained "super-apps", and as automated color tools and shot matching technologies allow artists of all experience levels to do more work, faster, and with less effort. The Coloristos ColorCast is a monthly podcast about Film and Television Color Grading, Color Science, and Post-Production. If you're interested or involved in color grading, finishing, and digital intermediate post-production, this show is for you. The Coloristos are: Josh Petok, a colorist working on reality and episodic television in Los Angeles. Juan Salvo, a colorist and online editor for films and commercials in New York. Jason Myres, a colorist and post-production engineer in Los Angeles.

Responding to a significant lacuna in psychoanalytic literature, Jean Petrucelli has put together an impressive book that approaches the eating-disordered patient from interpersonal and relational perspectives. Just as the papers within Body States:Interpersonal and Relational Perspectives on the Treatment of Eating Disorders (Routledge, 2014)animate the twin themes of dissociation and integration, so too do the authors illustrate how these forces shape interpersonal relationships, body-states, self-states, as well as, ultimately, the ability to functionally shift between selves. One may well agree with Philip Bromberg when he remarks in his Foreword, “Do not be fooled by the format. It is the groundbreaking perspective of Dr. Petrucelli that inspires each chapter, and my use of the word groundbreaking should not be taken lightly.” Indeed, the undeniable coherence of this volume springs from each writer's affirmation of and convincing argument for the ability of interpersonal and relational analysis to uniquely – and perhaps best – treat eating-disordered patients in an integrative fashion. Such is the groundbreaking thesis Dr. Petrucelli presents in Body-States and discusses at length in her interview. Bringing together myriad voices, Dr. Petrucelli manages to strike a harmonious but nonetheless sophisticated cord while adding her own voice to the mix. Beginning with a description of the psychoanalytic climate of the 1990s, she goes on to explain how she and others had to fight in order to convince the psychoanalytic establishment to consider eating-disorders seriously. Dr. Petrucelli then examines the notion of “participant-observer” and argues that eating-disordered patients find it especially difficult to exist in the spaces between being the subject-who-desires and the object-who-is/isn't-desired. Thoughout the course of our conversation, she addresses not only the aforementioned points but many more, including the origins of eating-disorders as well as the role culture may play in transmitting body-states from mother to daughter. In fact, near the close of this interview, the author expertly handles the question of what sort of wellness can women achieve living in an ill society (where aggressive systems of sexual/body-based objectification pervade)? Dealing with big questions, Dr. Petrucelli provides answers well worth savoring. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/psychoanalysis

Responding to a significant lacuna in psychoanalytic literature, Jean Petrucelli has put together an impressive book that approaches the eating-disordered patient from interpersonal and relational perspectives. Just as the papers within Body States:Interpersonal and Relational Perspectives on the Treatment of Eating Disorders (Routledge, 2014)animate the twin themes of dissociation and integration, so too do the authors illustrate how these forces shape interpersonal relationships, body-states, self-states, as well as, ultimately, the ability to functionally shift between selves. One may well agree with Philip Bromberg when he remarks in his Foreword, “Do not be fooled by the format. It is the groundbreaking perspective of Dr. Petrucelli that inspires each chapter, and my use of the word groundbreaking should not be taken lightly.” Indeed, the undeniable coherence of this volume springs from each writer’s affirmation of and convincing argument for the ability of interpersonal and relational analysis to uniquely – and perhaps best – treat eating-disordered patients in an integrative fashion. Such is the groundbreaking thesis Dr. Petrucelli presents in Body-States and discusses at length in her interview. Bringing together myriad voices, Dr. Petrucelli manages to strike a harmonious but nonetheless sophisticated cord while adding her own voice to the mix. Beginning with a description of the psychoanalytic climate of the 1990s, she goes on to explain how she and others had to fight in order to convince the psychoanalytic establishment to consider eating-disorders seriously. Dr. Petrucelli then examines the notion of “participant-observer” and argues that eating-disordered patients find it especially difficult to exist in the spaces between being the subject-who-desires and the object-who-is/isn’t-desired. Thoughout the course of our conversation, she addresses not only the aforementioned points but many more, including the origins of eating-disorders as well as the role culture may play in transmitting body-states from mother to daughter. In fact, near the close of this interview, the author expertly handles the question of what sort of wellness can women achieve living in an ill society (where aggressive systems of sexual/body-based objectification pervade)? Dealing with big questions, Dr. Petrucelli provides answers well worth savoring. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Thoughout this teaching the Lord Jesus has eloquently articulated what kingdom living looks like. Now like any good preacher He ends His spectacular with an invitation to enter the kingdom of heaven. Next He warns His disciples about the dangers of false prophets. As we share our faith with others we would do well to pass along these essential lessons to them as they contemplate for themselves what it means to enter the kingdom of heaven.

Welcome back to The Tour Bus Music Show. Its season 6 and episode 38 her eat the Audios Maximus Network. It’s been a busy time here at the studio as we have been working on changes and great new shows for this season.  We‘ve got lots interesting interviews with independent, national and international bands as well as new shows where we will talk with music industry experts on how independent bands can plan, market  and manage their music careers to help take their band and music to the next level. We’ll be reviewing albums, concerts and talking about music industry news that impacts both bands and their listeners. On this episode we’ll be talking to Adriel and Joey with Badwolf from Orlando, FL. We’ll talk about everything from the band’s inception, some of their major accomplishments and what’s coming next for this hot group. We’ll also feature 4 of their music tracks and lots more. Members:  Randy Stephens, Adriel Garcia, Joey Parkes, Mike Stebe Badwolf’s Bio: Hailing from Orlando, FL, we are a new-rock band comprised of four extremely passionate and artistically fueled individuals. Our music is the center piece of our worlds--our thoughts, efforts, hopes and dreams revolve around creating it and sharing it. BADWOLF originated in May of 2011 when guitarist, Adriel Garcia (Atlanta, GA) and singer, Randy Stephens (Dallas, TX) relocated to Orlando after targeting central Florida as the launching site for the new-rock project. Thoughout the band's first months in Orlando, the two founding members succeeded in furnishing the BADWOLF project with a home studio and composing a catalogue of recordings. Poised for the band's highly anticipated debut album, BADWOLF acquired its third member and bassist, West Palm's own, Joey Parkes, towards the end of 2011. Shortly thereafter, the final and pivotal addition of South-Florida native, drummer, Mike Stebe, completed the band's line-up. You can find out more about the group at: www.reverbnation.com/officialbadwolf and www.facebook.com/officialbadwolf Visit us at www.thetourbusmusicshow and www.amnpodcast.com to find out more about the band, check out their videos and our entire archive of shows featuring both independent and national acts! Be Sure To Catch The Show And Don’t Miss The Bus!

It's time for another Subject:CINEMA ! This week, on our monthly Double Feature weekend, we're looking at how our listeners and readers can enhance their own theater experiences. On this segment, it's "Movies In Your Backyard!" Thoughout the show, we'll discuss how to enhance your film viewing in a variety of ways - by finding a great non-profit membership theater in your area, joining local film organizations, starting your own film club, or joining an existing one, where you can get free movie passes, discount movie passes, and a whole lot more! You'll want to check out our full site, http://subjectcinema.com , next weekend for a HUGE new section devoted to links from all the hot tips and topics we've discussed on both yesterday and today's podcasts! And as if THAT'S not enough, we've got THREE huge movie reviews for you this week - "CITY ISLAND", "KICK-ASS", and "THE WARLORDS", plus an indepth segment on the violence controversy surrounding "Kick-Ass" as well! Subject:CINEMA is brought to you by: eMusic Now with  over TEN MILLION choices for great tunes - and by visiting http://emusic.com/cinema , you will get 35 FREE DOWNLOADS during your 14 day trial! Check it out today! CCS.COM The ULTIMATE source for all the best prices on skateboarding and snowboarding clothes and equipment! All the top name brands - Volcom, Burton, Vans, DC, and all the rest - we've got 'em all right here! And look at what ELSE we've got for you: savings codes! AFCINEMA - Free shipping on orders $30+ AFSUBCIN - 15% off orders $75 or more + Free Shipping Online Only; Some Exclusions May Apply Check out all our great deals in one central spot, right here at MevioCoupons.Com *** E-mail us at subjectcinema@popcornnroses.com Want to take S: C With you? Now you can - SC is now Mobile via iPhone! Check us out today - all the latest S:C podcasts plus EXCLUSIVE features coming soon! Call us with your comments! 1-888-214-9311 TOLL FREE in the US and Canada! Wanna hear us anywhere? Now you CAN! Subject:CINEMA Mobile for iPhone is now here! Get it at iTunes NOW! We hope you'll spread the word about Subject:CINEMA to your friends - we love having all the listeners we can get! And Thanks For Listening!  

Slashcast Episode 7 is our Lumos Special! Of the 3 editors here at Slashcast only Emma Grant was able to attend but with some help from other Slashcasters we have a great show for you. Thoughout the show you'll hear clips of what we call "Fandomers on the Street": we were able to corner victims and ask them questions. Due to the quantity and, for those who attended I'm sure you can relate, the chaos we were unable to write down everyone's name who had something to say but thank yous everyone who contributed. Our Insider Interview with Emma Grant is with Bekki O who was the Head of Programming for Lumos. For our Fandom Opinion livejournal user Jedirita explains what she liked most about Lumos. And lastly our meta discussion features all guests this week: livejournal users emmagrant01, amanuensis1, kriken, and geoviki exclaim, "We went for the slash!". Thanks for tuning in and enjoy the show. Rated R