Podcasts about throughout october

#294: Vitamin E: How To Cultivate Equanimity Amidst Political Chaos | Election Sanity Series | Roshi Joan Halifax It’s part four in our Election Sanity series. Throughout October, we have been trying to help you stay engaged in current events without losing your mind. As you know, we’ve been drawing on an ancient Buddhist list called The Four Brahma Viharas, which are four mental skills that can be enormously useful. Over the last three episodes, we’ve taken deep dives into loving-kindness (or friendliness), compassion (or giving a crap), and sympathetic joy (the opposite of schadenfreude). This week, it’s equanimity, the secret sauce that allows you to apply to aforementioned skills in difficult times. Our guest this week is perfect for this subject, precisely because she freely admits that equanimity -- which she calls “vitamin E” -- doesn’t come easily for her. Roshi Joan Halifax is a Buddhist teacher, Zen priest, anthropologist, and pioneer in the field of end-of-life care. She’s been passionately politically engaged for much of her life-- and, as you will hear, she doesn’t hold back on her own personal views, even as she calls for extending respect to people with whom we disagree. Wherever you stand politically, this interview is filled with practical advice for cultivating equanimity without going dull. Quick reminder before we dive in: our Free Election Sanity meditation challenge starts in the Ten Percent Happier app TOMORROW, you can join the challenge right now by downloading the Ten Percent Happier app and be ready for day 1 of the challenge tomorrow. We're really excited about this Challenge. We designed it specifically to meet you in this moment and help you lean into the commotion of the election, without getting burnt out or overwhelmed. To join the Challenge, just download the Ten Percent Happier app today. See you in there. This interview was recorded on October 7, 2020. Where to find Roshi Joan Halifax online: Website: https://www.upaya.org/about/roshi/ Social Media: •   Twitter: https://twitter.com/jhalifax •   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/joan.halifax Other Resources Mentioned: •   Shantideva: https://www.shambhala.com/authors/o-t/shantideva.html •   Thich Nhat Hanh: https://plumvillage.org/about/thich-nhat-hanh/biography/ •   Angela Davis: https://www.biography.com/activist/angela-davis •   Eli Pariser: https://www.elipariser.org/ •   Kazuaki Tanahashi: https://www.brushmind.net/ •   Eight Worldly Winds: https://www.lionsroar.com/buddhism-by-the-numbers-the-eight-worldly-concerns/ •   Uchiyama Roshi: https://www.goodreads.com/author/list/506986.Kosho_Uchiyama Full Shownotes: https://www.tenpercent.com/podcast-episode/joan-halifax-294

From those that go bump in the night to ones that offer hope, mythical creatures and monsters are abound in fiction. You can find them in anything from horror to science fiction and fantasy. But where do our ideas for creatures to scare or inspire come from? Throughout October, Writing Roots will be delving into… Read More »S15E4 – Giants and Creatures of Large Stature The post S15E4 – Giants and Creatures of Large Stature appeared first on Writing Roots.

In a series of features marking Dyslexia Awareness Month 2020, HULL IS THIS has partnered with Creative Briefs to explore how dyslexic people think differently and often excel at creative activities. Throughout October we’ll be looking at how dyslexia impacts upon emotions, education, employability, and entrepreneurship. In this podcast, Creative Briefs introduces HULL IS THIS Editor Jerome Whittingham to designer and entrepreneur Jim Rokos. Jim Rokos curated the Dyslexic Design exhibition which was presented at Designjunction, London, in 2016. The exhibition won a silver award in the 2016 London Design Awards for Pop-Ups, Display, Exhibit & Set Design. Photo: THE LADDER THAT LIKES THE WALL (detail) - Ab Rogers, American hardwood - 2014. See more at HULL IS THIS here: 

Throughout October our theme on the True Growth Podcast will be "leading from the heart to master our productivity."   As the days are getting shorter and the nights are beginning to draw in, now more than ever, is the time to slay your to do list.   I share my top tips for slaying your to do list before it slays you.   * Learn how to stop mustabating and start doing...nip that procrastination in the bud! * Learn how to feel good and on top of your workload every day...make a love sandwich! * Challenge yourself to try something new. * Use tried and tested methods for re-evaluating your tasks. * Identify the non-negotiables in your day...step away from your inbox!   Remember to take care of YOU...without you NOTHING gets done. Do more of what you love with who you love. https://www.vivallen.com/blog/slay-your-to-do-list   --------------------------------------- If you want a hand slaying your to do list and ditching that overwhelm take a look at my FREE handbook, Steps to Success. I will guide you every step of the way to help you create success on your own terms.   Sometimes you have to invest time to make time. https://www.vivallen.com/pl/120529

It's officially spooky season, and Bob's kicking it off with a review of A Bluebird In My Heart (2018), The Guest (2014), and The Invitation (2015).  Throughout October, make sure to check out Parts 2 and 3 at Patreon.com/NRQpodcast 

Hollywood Blonds: Episode 1 - Origin Story: Oct ‘92-Jan ‘93Happy New Year! On this very special episode Mike & JV, are presenting the first episode in the new special series, The Hollywood Blonds. On this episode Mike & JV will be covering the “Origin Story” October 1992- January 1993, Brian Pillman & Steve Austin are coming off of successful single runs and are teamed together briefly in October 1992. Austin & Pillman will be involved in a series of matches with Dustin Rhodes, Ricky Steamboat, Shane Douglas, & Barry Windham. Throughout October & November, Austin will team up with various partners including Arn Anderson & Dr. Death Steve Williams, while recently turned heel, Barry WIndham is teaming with Brian Pillman. By January 1993, Windham has his sights set on the U.S. Title and sets up Brian Pillman with Steve Austin to become his new partner. Austin & Pillman quickly get a title shot for the Unified NWA/WCW Tag Team Championships at Clash of the Champions 22 from January, 1993. Check out "Talking Taker” Alex & Travis are "digging up" the career of the Undertaker. You can now dig deep back into their archives and explore the 90's run of the Deadman. Booking the Territory: The Unprofessional Wrestling Podcast - Mike Mills, along with his hilarious & informative team of Doc Turner & Hardbody Harper breakdown episodes of NWA/WCW Saturday Night from 85-88 and Smoky Mountain Wrestling from the start in 1992, and they are currently in 1995. This week on the NWA/WCW episode they covered the NWA WCW from 09/03/88. On the SMW Show they will be covering 06/10/95, Ep 176. Join the Booking the Territory Patreon Page at Patreon.com/BookingTheTerritory at the $5 Tier to join JV & Mike on the “Extreme ECW Live Cast”. Mike & JV will be doing Watch Along Live Commentary coverage of ECW Hardcore TV. This week is Ep 15: HCTV 31 & 32: Nov 9 & 16, 1993. Check out Free Your Geek, check out their most recent episode, Episode 83: Stream a Little Stream of Me.Please reach out and support us on Twitter & Facebook @bottomlinecastPlease take the time to Subscribe and give us a Five Star Rating on Itunes! Feel free to make suggestions and chat with us, at @MPRU83 & @JOHNVANDAMAGEPlease Subscribe to our new YouTube channel, Bottom Line Wrestling CastThank you for listening!Find out more at https://bottomlinecast.pinecast.coSend us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/bottomlinecast/75716731-a8fc-4beb-8f73-d6514c27685bThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Throughout October, 1Xtra Talks is exploring black identity. There are a number of health issues, conditions and experiences which are affecting the black community more than any other demographic. Reece Parkinson and a range of guests discuss why this is and the impact it’s having. The UK Confidential Enquiry into Maternal Deaths has found that black women are five times more likely to die in childbirth than white women. Black babies are 50% more likely to die in the first 28 days of birth than a baby from any other race. Candice Brathwaite is a blogger and the founder of Make Motherhood Diverse - a platform encouraging a more representative and accurate depiction of motherhood in the media. Agnes Mtunga is also a blogger and founder of the GloMama Awards - which celebrates and recognises motherhood online and in the media. In general, people from black and minority ethnic groups living in the UK are more likely to be diagnosed with mental health problems and more likely to be admitted to a psychiatric hospital. Black men are ten times more likely to develop a psychotic disorder. Dr Samara Linton is a junior doctor and editor of The Colour of Madness - a new book exploring mental health in the BAME community. Eche Egbuonu is a mental health advocate. In 2015 Eche was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder. Sickle Cell disease is an inherited health condition that affects the red blood cells. Sickle Cell is a serious and lifelong health condition. Black people are far more likely to be diagnosed with Sickle Cell than any other demographic. In 90% of British patients, the individual was someone of African heritage. Chris Abdullahi and Esther Gbogboade tell us how Sickle Cell has impacted their lives.

Throughout October, we remember all the babies in heaven who didn't have a chance to grow old in this world. It is a month of reflection and sadness as parents reminisce on what could have been, but also hope that we can overcome the tragedy. In honor of our lost little loves, this week we bring you an interview with Kaci McGuire from Queen Bee Fertility. This interview first aired on The BumpCast podcast in October 2018 but everything in it is still relevant to the tragedy of infant loss, miscarriage and infertility today. During this special episode of the podcast, we discuss the importance of preparing holistically for pregnancy to give your body and your pregnancy the best chance for success, pregnancy loss, as well as postpartum care and the importance of surrounding yourself with a support system in all stages of motherhood, loss, and life. More than anything, it's really important to give yourself grace. Too often, we mamas put so much blame on ourselves and many times, there’s not much we could have done to prevent the tragedy. Please visit Kaci's website: www.queenbeefertility.com If you're going through a loss and would like the list of resources Kaci mentions in the interview, please email her at: hello@queenbeefertility.com You can also connect with Kaci and Queen Bee Fertility on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/queenbeefertility/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/queenbfertility

Throughout October, 1Xtra Talks is exploring black identity. And to kick off Blacktober, we look at what it means to be black. Can it ever really be defined? How damaging are phrases like "you act white" or "you talk black"? Can your music taste, the food you eat, or your dialect have an impact on "how black" you are? Chi Chi Amuzu-Monlaw is a Birmingham University student, who is conscious of how she is received in different spaces and often results to conforming. Rakeem Omar is a journalist and radio presenter on BBC West Midlands who thinks being black is by definition a result of our race and heritage. Aliyah Hasinah is a poet and public speaker. Her work often touches on social issues and the experiences of black people worldwide.

Four vampires navigate the eternal struggle of flat-sharing in Taika Waititi's hilarious 2014 mockumentary 'What We Do In The Shadows'. As we kick off our season of Vampire movies, does this film still retain its comedic bite? In this week's podcast, we discuss undead etiquette, Werewolves vs Swearwolves, the legend of Stu and more, plus What We Do In The Shadows drinking games, listener pitches and of course our own fantasy sequel ideas... ----- Every week on Beyond The Box Set, we take a classic movie from the past and boldly attempt to pitch sequels, prequels and spin-offs to bring them back to the big screen. Throughout October 2019, we'll be focusing exclusively on Vampire movies, so tune in for a weekly bite of classic horror and fang-tastic sequel ideas... (sorry).  If you enjoy the show, please hit subscribe for a new episode every Friday morning, and don't forget to leave us a rating or a review on your preferred podcasting app - it really helps us to connect with new listeners and keep the show on the air.  beyondtheboxset.com patreon.com/beyondtheboxset twitter.com/beyondtheboxset facebook.com/beyondtheboxset instagram.com/beyondtheboxset 00.00: Are you a Viago, a Vladislav, a Deacon, a Peter or a Stu?  26.50: What We Do In The Shadows Drinking Games 38.50: What We Do In The Shadows 2: What We Do In Hollywood 49.50: What We Do In The Moonlight 59.25: Episode 137 Preview & Listener Submissions

We start a brand new series this morning! Throughout October and November we will working our way through the book of Acts, which tells the story of the early church after Jesus's resurrection. This morning we begin with the opening chapters which speak of a diverse group of people doing new and powerful things!

Throughout October on Eco Chat we chatted about sustainability and our kids….  How to foster eco-conscious children, how and why we need to get our kids playing outside more, how to nurture a love of science in our children…. And even how to be a happier mama. Today I’m joined by Belinda Smith of The Root Cause to hear how we all can instil healthy eating habits in our children. Bel Smith is a health and wellness coach and a mum on a mission to transform children’s health, one lunchbox at a time.  The long-term health prospects of Australian children are a real concern. 27.4% of our children in Australian between 5 & 17 are now overweight or obese. Of these children, 80% will go onto become overweight or obese adults. This stat alone is not the only concern. Chronic illness is now on the increase. Diabetes type 2, once an adult onset illness, is now occurring in our children, and Australia has one of the highest allergy rates in the world.  Together with her husband and 2 children, Bel travels Australia in their big green bus Kaley, running fun and interactive workshops for children and parents about making better food choices.

Throughout October on Eco Chat we’ve been talking about how we can foster a love, respect, and curiosity of the natural world in our children, and today we’re going to take it one step further. I’m joined by Sarah Rouche of Red Cat Science to hear how we, as parents and educators, can best ignite a love of science in children. In this episode we’ll cover:  Why it’s important to foster a love and capability of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths) in our kids; What are the biggest barriers to getting kids to continue learning, and choosing subjects in this area; Some simple steps we can take to engage our kids in maths and sciences. What has this got to do with sustainability you ask? Well as environmental issues of the world become more and more complex, we’ll need more smart and savvy scientists to solve them and to come up with the solutions. Our kids might be within this next generation of scientists and engineers!!! But it’s not just in sustainability, current studies have shown that at least 75% of future jobs will require science, technology, engineering, and maths skills, yet only 17% of university students are studying these subjects. It’s time to close the gap and Sarah has some great tips to help us get started in this area so we can best nurture the budding scientist within our kids…. Let’s dive in!

October 15, 2015: Throughout October, National Physical Therapy Month, the American Physical Therapy Association is providing resources to help people learn how to #AgeWell.  One of the things the #AgeWell campaign makes clear is that you shouldn’t wait until you’re feeling the effects of aging to start thinking about your long-term health. In this episode … Continue reading Aging Healthy by Decade

Throughout October and November, several galleries in Peoria are participating in the Celebration of Women Artists. The Prairie Center for the Arts features the work of Steph Van Doren, Carrie Pearce and Ken Hoffman. Studio 825 displays pieces by three artists, including Suzette Boulais.