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Maria Perez, Sam Levine & Britni Jackson - Three Millennials from three different walks of life. Are they reconsidering certain aspects of their lives? Are they reconsidering their relationships? Are they reconsidering their career choices? They will join Tavis to unpack how they process their lives in this current moment, at the age that they are (Hour 1)
The High Holy Days are a season of opportunity — the opportunity to change, grow, and forgive. But how we approach the season may determine how fruitful our efforts to change may be. Noah Tile, host of the Change Talk podcast, believes that expecting or aiming for a drastic transformation is not the most effective way to create a lasting transformation. He makes an effort throughout the year to make necessary changes, and focuses on very small, meaningful professional, interpersonal, and spiritual areas of his life during the season. Rather than looking to achieve a 180-degree turn, he aims to get 1-2% better. “I used to come into this season with a lot of expectations and I've really narrowed that down,” he explains. “At this time, perhaps I'm going to choose very, very small areas… and try my best to make it even an inch better than it was.”For example, Noah wants to learn how to slow down during his week, which is filled with a number of meaningful projects for which he holds great passion. He wakes up on edge, filled with excitement for his work, but wants to take time for breath and mindfulness. His goal? To take just a few minutes each day, before his prayers, to focus on his breath. Just two to three minutes, each day. Not a large change, but an effective and achievable one.Once that habit is set in place, who knows how it will grow? In this episode of Living Jewishly, Noah speaks to Dr. Malamet about strategies for effective change, proactive reconciliation, and how to overcome the barriers to forgiveness.“I am so passionate about the concept of change. It's how I do my podcast — I interview people about very, very, very small things that they want to change in their life. Bite-sized things that they want to make an improvement on. And I find that that really creates breakthroughs, when we really reduce the complexity.” — Noah TileIn this episode, you'll discover: Why narrowing your focus will help you achieve effective changeHow to re-assess and repair relationships that aren't serving you wellWhat to do when the ‘forgiveness scene' doesn't live up to your expectations Highlights: 00:41 The experience of the High Holy Days02:00 Think small, focused changes05:51 Proactive reconciliation09:01 The forgiveness scene12:43 Pain and spirituality Links: Change Talk podcasthttps://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/change-talk-noah-tile-BXD18MaPkFG To get in contact or learn more about Living Jewishly:Visit our website: https://livingjewishly.org Follow us on Instagram: @living.jewishlyWatch us on YouTube: Living Jewishlyor send us an email at hello@livingjewishly.org. Shalom!
In the second hour of (Almost) Entirely Sports, Joshua Brisco and Rudy Salazar are joined by Sterling Holmes of "The Homestretch" on ESPN KC to reminiscence about baseball memories when we were young and save America's great game during it's dark times. Josh then talks about the new report that Chris Jones and the Chiefs haven't talked in months and how sad that makes him while Rudy tries to not choke on Peanut M&M's.
Welcome to the Menacing Millennials Podcast! Three Millennials with a menacing bent talk about world events and pop culture. No topic is off limits. On this, the inaugural episode, the guys discuss the Democrat primary, the Royal exit of Prince Harry, and Dutchess Meaghan, and much more. They also attempt to dissect how the Royals are actually titled. One of them even throws in a movie review. The guys brim with personality and humor in this light-hearted take on the world we live in.
Stacie Anderson, Evan Jackson, and Craig von Stein are all 30-something's in northwest Ohio and they all work in agriculture, which means they've seen the worst spring and early summer they may ever see in their lifetime. Here's how they've been dealing with it. @andersonsfarm @beefandhoney @craigvonstein
Three Millennials, three opinions, three different commentaries about the most influential generation out right now. Changing the culture everywhere and walking on the road less traveled, listen in to how the Millennial generation has taken what was given and created the new version of the future. Get your work life balance together and make sure you hit us up on Twitter so we can converse and voice your opinion @MMVPod!
Marc meets his childhood hero, Intergalactic federations, Japanese doomsday groups, and The Beach Boys IG: @3millennialpod Twitter: @3millennialpod
In this episode THREE MILLENNIALS discuss and try to understand the UNLIVED NOSTALGIA of a fad that had already died but the time they could form memories!
Ep. 9: "Three Millennials and a Boomer" - Robert, Tom, and Andres, self-proclaimed spokesmen for their generation, talk with host Charles Bursell about privilege, travel, and the boomer/millennial divide.
Three Millennials, ages 21, 25 and 33, join NOL to answer questions about their generation, such as why they are perceived as entitled, how they use technology, how they approach relationships, and much more, in order to help the older generations understand them better. Topics covered: -Millennials’ reputation for acting entitled or not caring -the level of competition they have within their generation -famous Millennials who they think give their generation a bad rap -phone calls vs. texting - the use of emojis - different approaches with social media depending on their age range -Millennials’ approach to relationships -the music industry and what’s considered old to them -latest phrases and sayings (keep in mind that this was recorded in July, so “everything” is missing) -hashtagging -views about the generation below them Thank you to MacKenzie Bennett, Ryan Peterson and Major Lattimer for being representatives of their amazing generation in this panel discussion! Show Notes The Millennial mindset says to look it up yourself. :) Coming up next week on NOL's Millennial Month is an episode that discusses a less-than-awesome result of technology - social isolation – and how to overcome it and thrive in the digital age. Don't miss it. In-episode ad mention I didn't record a pre-roll or mid-roll ad this time due to episode length, however I’d REALLY love your amazing listener support, as it costs money and time to produce this content for you. Please visit my RESOURCES page and check out the myriad of products and services available at special discounts for NOL listeners. www.ladyfoxentertainment.com/resourcespartners/ These are my affiliate relationships, and I'm proud to represent these companies. If I didn’t believe they were cool and/or awesome, I wouldn’t offer them to you. I may have a sales background, but I don't peddle just anything! Please get your discounts today - I receive a small percentage of your purchases (spend $100 and I'll probably make a quarter of that...), and these proceeds will help contribute to the cost of the NOL team, media hosting, guest fees, music and more. Thank you so much for your support! xoxoxo
We have three collage age girls on the show giving valuable insight into social media and today's generation, and also the effect social media has on the inner walls of High School.
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