Podcasts about throughout september

Throughout September, we've discussed what I learned from my trip to Zambia. In this final week, we wrap everything up. I hope you will join me for "The Chair."  #thechair #ammiebouwman #speakingtruthwithlove #forhisgloryministry #fhgmzambia24

Throughout September, we'll discuss what I learned from my trip to Zambia. We'll discuss the food, culture, people, and how God worked and moved. I hope you will join me! #thechair #ammiebouwman #speakingtruthwithlove #forhisgloryministry

Real talk: I need an intervention around focusing IN on tasks, so we're trying out the Pomodoro Technique – a popular productivity method using a timer! Throughout September, I'll be trying this technique as a tool to focus, and I'll report back next month with what worked, what I learned. So, come along with me on the journey! Link to the timer mentioned! Read the blog: lifegoalsmag.com Connect with me on instagram: @itscoleylane Intro and outro music by Oleksii Holubiev from Pixabay

Week 2 - Throughout September, we'll discuss what I learned from my trip to Zambia. We'll discuss the food, culture, people, and how God worked and moved. I hope you will join me for "The Chair." #thechair #ammiebouwman #speakingtruthwithlove #forhisgloryministry

Divorce can be a financial minefield, and it's easy to feel overwhelmed. Throughout September, we'll be cutting through the confusion to help you take control of your financial future. Finances are often the hardest part of the divorce process for women. We're often left feeling financially powerless—disempowered by a system that's not built for us (more on that topic, in October). Here's the truth: your path to financial independence is possible. This month, I'm laser-focused on breaking down the money issues women face in divorce. If you've had your head in the sand about your finances, that's okay. The time for financial empowerment is now—without judgment, just clarity and strength.  Some of the topics we'll be covering this month include:   Navigating financial challenges in divorce Clarity and control over what's truly yours by understanding asset division Claiming your worth: spousal support and non-monetary contributions From Stay-at-Home to Financial Independence Strategizing your long-term financial future post-divorce And, so much more! Join us as we dive into empowering women through financial independence and support, before, during, and after divorce. Resources & Links: Private Coaching with Kate Phoenix Rising: A Divorce Empowerment Collective The D-Word: Making the Ultimate Decision About Your Marriage Divorce Money Guide Episode Link: https://kateanthony.com/podcast/episode-288-womens-financial-empowerment-intro-to-the-series/ =================== DISCLAIMER: THE COMMENTARY AND OPINIONS AVAILABLE ON THIS PODCAST ARE FOR INFORMATIONAL AND ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY AND NOT FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING LEGAL OR PSYCHOLOGICAL ADVICE. YOU SHOULD CONTACT AN ATTORNEY, COACH, OR THERAPIST IN YOUR STATE TO OBTAIN ADVICE WITH RESPECT TO ANY PARTICULAR ISSUE OR PROBLEM.

Divorce can be a financial minefield, and it's easy to feel overwhelmed. Throughout September, we'll be cutting through the confusion to help you take control of your financial future. Finances are often the hardest part of the divorce process for women. We're often left feeling financially powerless—disempowered by a system that's not built for us (more on that topic, in October). Here's the truth: your path to financial independence is possible. This month, I'm laser-focused on breaking down the money issues women face in divorce. If you've had your head in the sand about your finances, that's okay. The time for financial empowerment is now—without judgment, just clarity and strength.  Some of the topics we'll be covering this month include:   Navigating financial challenges in divorce Clarity and control over what's truly yours by understanding asset division Claiming your worth: spousal support and non-monetary contributions From Stay-at-Home to Financial Independence Strategizing your long-term financial future post-divorce And, so much more! Join us as we dive into empowering women through financial independence and support, before, during, and after divorce. Resources & Links: Private Coaching with Kate Phoenix Rising: A Divorce Empowerment Collective The D-Word: Making the Ultimate Decision About Your Marriage Divorce Money Guide Episode Link: https://kateanthony.com/podcast/episode-288-womens-financial-empowerment-intro-to-the-series/ =================== DISCLAIMER: THE COMMENTARY AND OPINIONS AVAILABLE ON THIS PODCAST ARE FOR INFORMATIONAL AND ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY AND NOT FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING LEGAL OR PSYCHOLOGICAL ADVICE. YOU SHOULD CONTACT AN ATTORNEY, COACH, OR THERAPIST IN YOUR STATE TO OBTAIN ADVICE WITH RESPECT TO ANY PARTICULAR ISSUE OR PROBLEM. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today - we turn our attention to Pangborn Memorial Airport, where significant developments are underway. The airport, located in Washington's North Central region, will soon undergo a rehabilitation of its 82-year-old runway. This decision follows an assessment that found a full reconstruction of the runway too costly for the time being. And later - we'll be discussing an important topic for residents of Chelan County—living with grizzly bears. Throughout September, residents will have the chance to learn and discuss this issue with someone who knows the subject well.Support the show: https://www.wenatcheeworld.com/site/forms/subscription_services/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Throughout September, we'll discuss what I learned from my trip to Zambia. We'll discuss the food, culture, people, and how God worked and moved. I hope you will join me for "The Chair."  #thechair #ammiebouwman #speakingtruthwithlove #forhisgloryministry

Gov. Jeff Landry announced two orders this week: one that keeps noncitizens from voting and another that bans the teaching of critical race theory in public schools. The Times Picayune/New Orleans Advocate's editorial director and columnist Stephanie Grace joins us for more on Landry's “culture war” orders. The November elections are just over two months away, and the New Orleans Public Library wants to make sure you're prepared. Throughout September, libraries across the city will host a handful of events as part of their #VoteReady series to ensure that voters are educated on the issues and have made all the preparations to cast their ballot. Robin Goldblum, Librarian and Head of Adult Learning and Education at New Orleans Public Libraries, tells us more about this series and other upcoming library programs.In December of 2019, the United States officially launched the Space Force. The organization serves as the sixth military branch in the U.S. armed forces and aims to protect America's security and future in space. But what does the Space Force actually do? General B. Chance Salzman is the Chief of Space Operations, the Space Force's highest ranking officer. He joins us for more on the organization's missions and interests in space.___Today's episode of Louisiana Considered was hosted by Bob Pavlovich. Our managing producer is Alana Schreiber; our contributing producers are Matt Bloom and Adam Vos; we receive production and technical support from Garrett Pittman and our assistant producer, Aubry Procell.You can listen to Louisiana Considered Monday through Friday at noon  and 7 pm. It's available on Spotify, Google Play, and wherever you get your podcasts. Louisiana Considered wants to hear from you! Please fill out our pitch line to let us know what kinds of story ideas you have for our show. And while you're at it, fill out our listener survey! We want to keep bringing you the kinds of conversations you'd like to listen to.Louisiana Considered is made possible with support from our listeners. Thank you!

In this episode, Clinical Somatic Educator and Somatic Movement Teacher Heidi Hadley invites you to prepare for her annual event, "Somatic in September." Throughout September, Heidi will guide you each week to pause and reassess how you can better care for your Somatic health and well-being. The theme "Somatic in September" will focus on integrating Total Somatics principles into your daily routine.Be sure to subscribe to the Total Somatics YouTube page and the Somatic Movement & Mindset podcast channel to receive expert advice and insights each week. Additionally, stay updated by subscribing to Heidi's weekly blogs at TotalSomatics.com for continuous support and information on enhancing your somatic practice.#SomaticMovement #HeidiHadley #TotalSomatics #SomaticInSeptember #Mindfulness #HealthAndWellbeing #ExpertAdvice #SomaticPractice #SomaticHealth #WeeklyBlogs

Throughout September, the America's Work Force Union Podcast covered different Unions' efforts to provide mental health and suicide prevention awareness to members. We featured several expert guests from various unions and union consultants. On today's episode, you'll hear the highlights and takeaways from our expert interviews.

Throughout September we'll be deep diving into iatrophobia (the fear of doctors and medical tests) in horror. This week Totemlydrunk and Grindhouse Zombie discuss David Cronenberg's DEAD RINGERS. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/handlewithscare Discord: https://discord.gg/VbnxqRuZrc Twitter: @HandleWithScare Kick stream: https://kick.com/totemlydrunk (Twisted Tuesday every Tues at 7:30PM PT, 

Throughout September, Elon Musk, the billionaire owner of X—the social media platform formerly known as Twitter—has targeted the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) in response to the group's attempts, along with several other advocacy organizations, to encourage an advertiser boycott of X. The ADL's proposed ad boycott was an effort to curb hate speech on the platform, which has grown since Musk's purchase of the site. Many observers viewed Musk's singling out of the ADL, which located the source of his financial troubles in one of the most prominent Jewish groups in the country, as a repurposing of an age-old antisemitic conspiracy theory. And his tweeting spree whipped up anti-ADL sentiment on the far right, with some antisemitic activists calling to “#BanTheADL” from X. Yet in responding to these attacks, ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt has conflated far-right attacks with criticisms of his organization from the left, recently comparing the white nationalist #BantheADL tweets to the #DroptheADL campaign, a progressive push to discourage partnership with the ADL. This week, Jewish Currents associate editor Mari Cohen, senior reporter Alex Kane, and editor-at-large Peter Beinart joined contributor Sam Adler Bell on the Know Your Enemy podcast to untangle the contradictions of an organization that has faced unjust attacks from the right-wing, but has also allied itself with the right in its effort to protect the State of Israel from criticism or protest. Drawing on several years of Jewish Currents reporting, the conversation touched on the ADL's political history, explored whether the organization's commitment to Israel advocacy impedes its ability to take on the right, and asked how leftists should respond to Musk's attacks. Know Your Enemy, produced in partnership with Dissent Magazine and co-hosted by Adler Bell and Matthew Sitman, investigates the history and politics of the American right wing from a leftist perspective. Thanks to Jesse Brenneman for producing and to Nathan Salsburg for the use of his song “VIII (All That Were Calculated Have Passed).”Articles Mentioned and Further Reading: “The Anti-Democratic Origins of the ADL and AJC,” Emmaia Gelman, Jewish Currents “Has the Fight Against Antisemitism Lost Its Way?,” Peter Beinart, New York Times “The ADL's Antisemitism Findings, Explained,” Mari Cohen, Jewish Currents “

Throughout September we'll be deep diving into iatrophobia (the fear of doctors and medical tests) in horror. This week Totemlydrunk and Grindhouse Zombie discuss the Hulu original Fresh (2022) which takes a stab at the modern dating scene. Who knew that a movie revolving around cannibalism could easily be mistaken for a rom-com?  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/handlewithscare Discord: https://discord.gg/VbnxqRuZrc Twitter: @HandleWithScare Kick stream: https://kick.com/totemlydrunk (Twisted Tuesday every Tues at 7:30PM PT, 

Throughout September we're bringing you special episodes as we hear from brilliant guests with amazing insider knowledge on how best to save you money. In this episode we speak to Britain's Coupon Kid as he reveals the tactics used by supermarkets to get us to spend more, and the best ways you can shop for less.Read our latest guide to the cheapest supermarkets & sign up to our free Money newsletter.

Throughout September we're bringing you special episodes as we hear from brilliant guests with amazing insider knowledge on how best to save you money. In this episode we speak to Britain's Coupon Kid as he reveals the tactics used by supermarkets to get us to spend more, and the best ways you can shop for less.Read our latest guide to the cheapest supermarkets & sign up to our free Money newsletter.

Throughout September we're bringing you special episodes as we hear from brilliant guests with amazing insider knowledge on how best to save you money. Today we're joined by property expert and developer Marta de Sousa as she shares her top tips on what to do when buying a property, and what might happen next for the mortgage market. Read our latest guide on what's happening to house prices & sign up to our free Money newsletter.

Throughout September we're bringing you special episodes as we hear from brilliant guests with amazing insider knowledge on how best to save you money. Today we're joined by property expert and developer Marta de Sousa as she shares her top tips on what to do when buying a property, and what might happen next for the mortgage market. Read our latest guide on what's happening to house prices & sign up to our free Money newsletter.

Throughout September we'll be deep diving into iatrophobia (the fear of doctors and medical tests) in horror. This week Totemlydrunk and Grindhouse Zombie discuss Pathology (2008) in which medical students try to outsmart one another with the perfect murder.  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/handlewithscare Discord: https://discord.gg/VbnxqRuZrc Twitter: @HandleWithScare Kick stream: https://kick.com/totemlydrunk (Twisted Tuesday every Tues at 7:30PM PT, 

Throughout September we're bringing you special episodes as we hear from brilliant guests with amazing insider knowledge on how best to save you money. Today we're joined by Molly Lempriere, Policy Editor at news site Carbon Brief. She explains why bills have risen, whether moving to renewable energy sources could see our bills drop, and share tips and advice on how we can improve green credentials of our own homes. Read our 10 tips to reduce your energy bills & sign up to our free sustainability newsletter.

Throughout September we're bringing you special episodes as we hear from brilliant guests with amazing insider knowledge on how best to save you money. Today we're joined by Molly Lempriere, Policy Editor at news site Carbon Brief. She explains why bills have risen, whether moving to renewable energy sources could see our bills drop, and share tips and advice on how we can improve green credentials of our own homes. Read our 10 tips to reduce your energy bills & sign up to our free sustainability newsletter.

It's officially the start of spooky season (in the traditional sense). Throughout September we'll be deep diving into iatrophobia (the fear of doctors and medical tests) in horror. This week Totemlydrunk and Grindhouse Zombie discuss the 1992 comedic slasher DR. GIGGLES. Turns out this wasn't the movie Zombie was thinking of last week but we still enjoyed ourselves.  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/handlewithscare Discord: https://discord.gg/VbnxqRuZrc Twitter: @HandleWithScare Kick stream: https://kick.com/totemlydrunk (Twisted Tuesday every Tues at 7:30PM PT, 

Welcome to a new month and new topic for Her Portion!Throughout September each lady will be sharing their thoughts and studies on “do good”.In this episode, Hannah shares with us from Galatians 6:10 and focuses in on doing good to your pastor and his family!Thank you so much for listening. Let us know what you think by leaving a review. To connect with the ladies of Her Portion you can find them here.Connect with the ladies of Her Portion, HERE!

Beth Burkhauser, Executive Director & Founder of the Interdependence Hexagon Project; Elizabeth Hughes, Director of Communications at The Earth Conservancy in Luzerne County; and Nancy Petalver, Art Educator in the Scranton School System, speaking about the Hexagon Project and its annual art exhibition to celebrate Interdependence Month. The show will open on September 1, 2023, and run through the month at ArtWorks, 236 Penn Avenue in downtown Scranton. Throughout September, a series of free hands-on environmentally-themed workshops will be offered. Registration is required. For more information: www.HexagonProject.org/

This month, Elric, Brian and Phil are joined by screenwriter Josh Miller (SONIC THE HEDGEHOG 1 &2/ VIOLENT NIGHT) and KJ Relth-Miller (from the Academy Museum in Los Angeles) to talk about the month's New Beverly Schedule! Throughout September the theater pays tribute to maverick film producer Edward R. Pressman, whose long-running and boldly original career was marked by creativity and eclecticism. While helping to entertain & inspire audiences for more than five decades, Pressman fostered the work of a wide range of inspired filmmakers. Plus - comedies written by Karen McCullah & Kirsten Smith, Hitchcock in I.B. Technicolor, classic Budd Boetticher westerns, a Harold Lloyd festival and more! Check out all things New Beverly here: https://thenewbev.com/ If You Enjoy the show, You can help support us at Pure Cinema by going to: https://www.patreon.com/purecinemapod

The Big Quiz: In addition to the normal podcast schedule, we bring you this special show to mark the end of a month-long MSP podcast collaboration. Throughout September 2022, six leading MSP podcasters joined forces to share their combined knowledge and to highlight the other podcasts on offer. The Ultimate MSP podcast crossover event culminates with a special show on Friday September 30th 2022, in which our hosts come together to tackle a fun tech quiz. Listen / watch to see how the MSP podcasters get on, plus find out if you could do any better! PLUS to celebrate the event, you could win $1000. Find out more about this September's Ultimate MSP podcast crossover event, including the $1000 prize: https://www.paulgreensmspmarketing.com/MSPpodcastcrossover The Big Quiz host: Paul Green is the host of The MSP Marketing Podcast. Listen every Tuesday for powerful marketing and business growth advice to get more new clients, grow monthly recurring revenue and increase net profit. The show is about 30 minutes long and you can either watch it on YouTube or your normal podcast platform (full subscribe links further below). Check out The MSP Marketing Podcast: https://www.paulgreensmspmarketing.com/podcast-intro/ Connect with Paul on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-green-msp-marketing/ Contestants: Richard Tubb is the host of TubbTalk. Richard provides expert advice to help IT businesses grow. Richard has worked with the owners of hundreds of MSPs to free up their time, concentrate on doing what is important and make more money. Check out TubbTalk: https://www.tubblog.co.uk/podcast/ Connect with Richard on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardtubb/ Ian Luckett is the host of The IT Experts Podcast. Ian is a Business Growth Consultant and specialises in helping business owners in the IT & MSP space. Ian has always been a big fan of Personal Development and his passion has spread over the years into the business world. Check out The IT Experts Podcast: https://innovatetosuccess.com/itega-podcast/ Connect with Ian on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ianluckett/ Skip Ziegler is the co-host of The Humanize IT Podcast. In each episode of their show, hosts Adam Walter, Skip Ziegler and other industry experts, show business owners, technology professionals and problem-solvers how to excel their careers with a new, more conversation-based approach to IT. Check out the Humanize IT Podcast: https://anchor.fm/humanize-it Connect with Skip on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/skipziegler Todd Kane is the host of the Evolved Radio Podcast. Todd is an accomplished business leader with 20+ years of experience and runs Evolved Management Consulting, helping managed IT companies increase profit and decrease stress. Check out the Evolved Radio Podcast: https://www.evolvedmgmt.com/podcast Connect with Todd on LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com

The Big Quiz: In addition to the normal podcast schedule, we bring you this special show to mark the end of a month-long MSP podcast collaboration. Throughout September 2022, six leading MSP podcasters joined forces to share their combined knowledge and to highlight the other podcasts on offer. The Ultimate MSP podcast crossover event culminates with a special show on Friday September 30th 2022, in which our hosts come together to tackle a fun tech quiz. Listen / watch to see how the MSP podcasters get on, plus find out if you could do any better! PLUS to celebrate the event, you could win $1000. Find out more about this September's Ultimate MSP podcast crossover event, including the $1000 prize: https://www.paulgreensmspmarketing.com/MSPpodcastcrossover The Big Quiz host: Paul Green is the host of The MSP Marketing Podcast. Listen every Tuesday for powerful marketing and business growth advice to get more new clients, grow monthly recurring revenue and increase net profit. The show is about 30 minutes long and you can either watch it on YouTube or your normal podcast platform (full subscribe links further below). Check out The MSP Marketing Podcast: https://www.paulgreensmspmarketing.com/podcast-intro/ Connect with Paul on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-green-msp-marketing/ Contestants: Richard Tubb is the host of TubbTalk. Richard provides expert advice to help IT businesses grow. Richard has worked with the owners of hundreds of MSPs to free up their time, concentrate on doing what is important and make more money. Check out TubbTalk: https://www.tubblog.co.uk/podcast/ Connect with Richard on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardtubb/ Ian Luckett is the host of The IT Experts Podcast. Ian is a Business Growth Consultant and specialises in helping business owners in the IT & MSP space. Ian has always been a big fan of Personal Development and his passion has spread over the years into the business world. Check out The IT Experts Podcast: https://innovatetosuccess.com/itega-podcast/ Connect with Ian on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ianluckett/ Skip Ziegler is the co-host of The Humanize IT Podcast. In each episode of their show, hosts Adam Walter, Skip Ziegler and other industry experts, show business owners, technology professionals and problem-solvers how to excel their careers with a new, more conversation-based approach to IT. Check out the Humanize IT Podcast: https://anchor.fm/humanize-it Connect with Skip on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/skipziegler Todd Kane is the host of the Evolved Radio Podcast. Todd is an accomplished business leader with 20+ years of experience and runs Evolved Management Consulting, helping managed IT companies increase profit and decrease stress. Check out the Evolved Radio Podcast: https://www.evolvedmgmt.com/podcast Connect with Todd on LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com

Throughout September, we are revisiting some of our favorite podcast episodes from the past three years. This week: government secrecy and closed door conversations. You'll hear why the people you elected to represent you may be having secret conversations you can't hear and cutting deals you can't see. A recent FOX6 investigation uncovered the Wauwatosa School Board discussed public records in private. Why is that a big deal? In today's episode of Open Record, the FOX6 Investigators explain what you should expect from your government's public meetings. Bryan Polcyn and Amanda St. Hilaire walk listeners through a crash course in Open Meetings 101. Amanda breaks down a recent investigation involving the Wauwatosa School Board. Attorney Tom Kamenick, founder of Wisconsin Transparency Project, joins the episode. He's with a law firm dedicated to enforcing the state's open records and open meetings laws and explains how public meetings should go and what you should expect from your government.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Throughout September we'll be taking a look at botanophobia and the fear of plants. This week the fiends sit down to discuss one of 2021's standout horror flicks. Join T, Holly, and John for some psychedelic eco-horror and mushroom "clickers" in GAIA. Check out our upcoming virtual watch parties hosted on Stream Lounge at https://streamlounge.io/u/handlewithscare/schedule. September and October we're celebrating 61 days of Halloween and showing 80s horror movies DAILY. CONTACT US: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/handlewithscare YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/handlewithscarepod Email: handlewithscarepod@gmail.com Twitter: @HandleWithScare

Throughout September of 2022, our content focused on being on discipleship. Discipleship is a descriptor for the practices, processes and actions through which we express our relationship with God through Jesus. It is how we walk in faith. This edition of the audiomagazine features articles describing discipleship, how discipleship shapes our perspectives, and practices through … Continue reading "Discipleship: Rethink Church audiomagazine September 2022"

Throughout September, we are revisiting some of our favorite podcast episodes from the past three years. This week, we take you inside the surveillance van with Producer Pete. As we continue to work on new material for the future, please enjoy this encore presentation The Art of Surveillance. In this episode of Open Record, Jenna Sachs and Bryan Polcyn are joined by guest host Producer Pete. Pete gives the team an inside perspective of what his job as an investigative producer entails. Plus, Bryan pulls a recorded call out of the vault that's been a secret -- until now.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Throughout September we'll be taking a look at botanophobia and the fear of plants. This week the fiends sit down to discuss one of M. Night Shyamalan's widely panned movies THE HAPPENING where people are supposed to be terrified of the wind and plants (but really don't show it). Check out our upcoming virtual watch parties hosted on Stream Lounge at https://streamlounge.io/u/handlewithscare/schedule. September and October we're celebrating 61 days of Halloween and showing 80s horror movies DAILY. CONTACT US: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/handlewithscare YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/handlewithscarepod Email: handlewithscarepod@gmail.com Twitter: @HandleWithScare

Throughout September, the boys are taking time off from their normal routine of watching questionable films, and instead are giving some other ideas a chance to shine on the show, ideas both new and old. And this week, they pitch their ideal sequels to films in Super Sequel Showdown! Can Cameron predict the future? Does Joel's pitch involve food? And how many movies is Samuel L. Jackson in? Find out today, on I'd Like a Refund!

Episode #23 of Delicious City Philly is dedicated to Chef Jim Burke, an inspiration to everyone he crossed paths with and a dear friend to so many people in the restaurant community. Special guest, Chef Nick Elmi is at the forefront of the month-long fundraiser in Jim's honor happening across the city. Throughout September, participating bars and restaurants (there are a lot of them) will feature Jim's favorite dishes and cocktails with proceeds going to his wife, Kristina and their kids Daniel and Sadie. Through smiles and sadness, Nick Elmi discusses the impact that Jim had on the community as a passionate force that radiated positivity. Along with the beautiful tribute, Sarah Maiellano covers all the best Food News with lots of openings and exciting announcements. Marisa Magnatta shares her Best Bite with happened to come from the Sisterly Love + Speaking Broadly event featuring Dana Cowin, formerly of Food & Wine. Sarah's Best Bite comes from a new self proclaimed “steak emporium” and Nick snagged the multiple-Best-Bite-tourch this week with his favorite dishes. Each of which come with a great story. Dive into this fun discussion with Philly's food obsessed crew. Listen to more episodes on Apple Podcasts. Follow Delicious City on Instagram and DM for restaurant recommendations! The absolute best salads and noodles in Philly are at Honeygrow!

Our catechism class is BACK! Our weekly look at the Heidelberg Catechism begins again on Tuesday 30th August, scheduled to go live every Tuesday at 1pm. Throughout September we'll be examining the last few phrases of the Apostles' Creed, I believe in the Communion of Saints, the Forgiveness of Sins, the Resurrection of the Body and the Life Everlasting. Then. In October we shall be working our way through three easy lessons on the doctrine of Justification by Faith Alone.Practical, systematic Christian Doctrine to help you understand what you believe and why you believe it. Every Tuesday this Autumn, at 1pm on the Semper Reformata Podcast - the anti-dote to ‘easy-believe-ism!' Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our journey today takes us to the small Somme village of Guedecourt.  Throughout September 1916 the village was the scene of violent fighting as the Allies sought to gain control of the village and the high ground beyond.In their way stood a formidable German defensive line, the Gird system of trenches which had to be taken trench by trench.  The battalions involved, especially those from the east of England paid a heavy price.  Drawing on personal narratives, we look at the fighting through the eyes of the men who were there, hear the story of a Tasmanian VC winner who ended the war as one of Australia's most highly decorated soldiers, and finish our visit at the magnificent Newfoundland Caribou on the outskirts of the village.Support the podcast:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/footstepsbloghttps://www.patreon.com/foostepsofthefallen

Throughout September, I will be teaching you how to proactively plan your work, control your work situations, and make decisions about what your work is going to look like, now and in the future. It is time to plan our work. I have always been a non-traditional worker, so we use a very broad definition of work at Organize 365®. I want you to make a plan for your work and make thoughtful decisions about how to manage this part of your life.  No one will ever get everything on their to-do list done. Getting a system in place to manage your to-dos will allow you to optimize your work and have more time for your life.    What is work? Work is whatever you are doing for the majority of your Monday to Friday hours. Your priority for the majority of the week in this season of life is your work. It can be volunteering, caregiving, working a traditional job, or being an entrepreneur. It can also include being a stay at home parent, or a homeschooling parent.  There are many different kinds of work. Work is a mindset about how you approach your activities, and may or may not be related to what you do to earn an income.    Where do you work? The COVID-19 pandemic has changed where we work. Because of our new experiences, now we all can discuss in-person work, remote work, and hybrid work. Where each of us works will likely continue to change over the coming months and years. I started Organize 365® at my kitchen table, moved into a corner of my bedroom, briefly used a spare bedroom, had an office in a loft space at home, and then finally moved to the Organize 365® office.  No matter what kind of work you do, you need to consciously decide where you will do your work. Many homes do not have a dedicated home office. Some work requires working in different locations on different days. However, establishing where you work is vital to effectively getting your work done.  No matter where you do your work, you need a consistent place to capture your work papers, ideas, and to-do items. For your household, the Sunday Basket® handles all of your home paperwork. At work, the solution is the Friday Workbox.    What hours do you work? I love working. I love creating impact through my work. I have never been successful setting work hours for myself, but I have learned to set non-work hours so that I have time and energy for my home and family. I set aside Sunday as a  day when I do not do work, and I lavish my attention on my family. This is my approach, but yours may be different. You may be in a season where your focus and priorities are on parts of your life outside of work. In those times, you may need to fit your work hours into firm boundaries. In this situation, determine when you will start and stop your work day. Be clear about what can be flexible and what cannot change. Try different approaches to your work hours and determine what is best for you at this time.   Where will your work supplies be put away? No matter what your work situation is, you need to have a place where you can put all the parts of your work away. This is especially important if you are working from home or working from multiple mobile locations. Just like in kindergarten, at the end of the day, your workspace needs to be clean. The Friday Workbox is designed to hold all of your active work papers, and to keep them organized so that you make consistent progress towards your work goals. When you have your Friday Workbox, a computer, and a phone, you can work anywhere. This is a system that is easy to grab, ready for you to easily access your work and take action, and safe for storing your work when you are done for the day.  As more people are working and schooling from home, it can be hard to be done working for the day especially if our work is out in the open. Putting everything into the Friday Workbox (including the laptop) and putting it away, allows your work space to return to the other functional purpose. Putting away things we are not actively using improves the family enjoyment of our spaces.  I am a multi-faceted, multi-passionate person. I know many of you are too. Over time, I have found that having a separate box to store the pieces of a project or job helps me to organize my brain. Prior to using boxes to store my projects, I had multiple unfinished projects in the open around my home. It was overwhelming, and I did not make as much progress as I thought I would by keeping these things visible.  At the end of each work session, develop a transition routine. Check your email one last time. Close your computer. Drop any notes for action items or reminders in your Friday Workbox. Put your papers back in the Friday Workbox. Put your Friday Workbox away and enjoy your non-working time with the others in your home.  If you need more help getting your Friday Workbox system started or optimized, we now have Certified Organizers who are specialists in the Friday Workbox System. They are specially trained to help you as an individual, or can help you get the Friday Workbox installed in your workplace. For more information, please check out our directory.

Throughout September, Epilepsy Scotland is working to increase awareness of epilepsy amongst students and further education institutions. Our #StudentSeptember campaign aims to help students with epilepsy to adapt to further education as easily as possible, support them throughout their time there, and increase the understanding of epilepsy amongst their peers and institutions. In this episode, we talk to Louise and Jennie about their experiences of being students with epilepsy.

Welcome to Observing With Webb, where a high school astronomy teacher tells you what you're looking at, why it's so cool, and what you should check out later this month…at night.    Three great planets all visible right after sunset, with visits from the Moon, make September of 2021 a calm, but convenient month for breaking out that telescope. Sunset – Venus - Staying about 10˚ above the horizon all month, Venus is a glorious sight for those looking West after sunset.  - Throughout September, Saturn and Jupiter will appear in the SE right as it gets dark.  Jupiter will be the brightest point of light, with Saturn about 15˚ to the right.     Throughout the night – Saturn, Jupiter - Both gas planets rise from the SE and move S and SW throughout the night.  In the beginning of the month Saturn sets at 4am, with Jupiter trailing at 5:30am.  By the end of the month, Saturn and Jupiter set in the SW at about 2am and 3am, respectively.   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.

Throughout September and perhaps October and maybe even November, I'll be interviewing creatives from OZ and hopefully NZ, discussing their love of the arts and the careers they're carving out of this love and anything in between. So Welcome to the Diary of a Creative series. To kick things off I caught up with a legendary Melbournian of proud Greek heritage and possibly mythical origins, director and filmmaker at Visible Studios, Nick Kozakis. We chat about the herculean accomplishment of the Tones And I 'Dance Monkey' music clip which since it's initial release to youtube on Jun 25, 2019 has amassed over 1.6 billion views. Nick teases at the VSMVU (Visible Studio Music Video Universe) he's creating with Masked Wolf (aka Harry Michael) and he shares some exciting updates about his new and upcoming feature 'In God's Care'. Plus he reveals which characters of Futurama share a characteristic resemblance with him and his misfit crew of creatives at Visible Studios. Additional Links:https://www.facebook.com/VisibleStudiohttp://www.visiblestudios.com.au/https://www.facebook.com/nick.kozakis See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Throughout September, I will be teaching you how to proactively plan your work, control your work situations, and make decisions about what your work is going to look like, now and in the future. It is time to plan our work. I have always been a non-traditional worker, so we use a very broad definition of work at Organize 365®. I want you to make a plan for your work and make thoughtful decisions about how to manage this part of your life.  No one will ever get everything on their to-do list done. Getting a system in place to manage your to-dos will allow you to optimize your work and have more time for your life.    What is work? Work is whatever you are doing for the majority of your Monday to Friday hours. Your priority for the majority of the week in this season of life is your work. It can be volunteering, caregiving, working a traditional job, or being an entrepreneur. It can also include being a stay at home parent, or a homeschooling parent.  There are many different kinds of work. Work is a mindset about how you approach your activities, and may or may not be related to what you do to earn an income.    Where do you work? The COVID-19 pandemic has changed where we work. Because of our new experiences, now we all can discuss in-person work, remote work, and hybrid work. Where each of us works will likely continue to change over the coming months and years. I started Organize 365® at my kitchen table, moved into a corner of my bedroom, briefly used a spare bedroom, had an office in a loft space at home, and then finally moved to the Organize 365® office.  No matter what kind of work you do, you need to consciously decide where you will do your work. Many homes do not have a dedicated home office. Some work requires working in different locations on different days. However, establishing where you work is vital to effectively getting your work done.  No matter where you do your work, you need a consistent place to capture your work papers, ideas, and to-do items. For your household, the Sunday Basket® handles all of your home paperwork. At work, the solution is the Friday Workbox.    What hours do you work? I love working. I love creating impact through my work. I have never been successful setting work hours for myself, but I have learned to set non-work hours so that I have time and energy for my home and family. I set aside Sunday as a  day when I do not do work, and I lavish my attention on my family. This is my approach, but yours may be different. You may be in a season where your focus and priorities are on parts of your life outside of work. In those times, you may need to fit your work hours into firm boundaries. In this situation, determine when you will start and stop your work day. Be clear about what can be flexible and what cannot change. Try different approaches to your work hours and determine what is best for you at this time.   Where will your work supplies be put away? No matter what your work situation is, you need to have a place where you can put all the parts of your work away. This is especially important if you are working from home or working from multiple mobile locations. Just like in kindergarten, at the end of the day, your workspace needs to be clean. The Friday Workbox is designed to hold all of your active work papers, and to keep them organized so that you make consistent progress towards your work goals. When you have your Friday Workbox, a computer, and a phone, you can work anywhere. This is a system that is easy to grab, ready for you to easily access your work and take action, and safe for storing your work when you are done for the day.  As more people are working and schooling from home, it can be hard to be done working for the day especially if our work is out in the open. Putting everything into the Friday Workbox (including the laptop) and putting it away, allows your work space to return to the other functional purpose. Putting away things we are not actively using improves the family enjoyment of our spaces.  I am a multi-faceted, multi-passionate person. I know many of you are too. Over time, I have found that having a separate box to store the pieces of a project or job helps me to organize my brain. Prior to using boxes to store my projects, I had multiple unfinished projects in the open around my home. It was overwhelming, and I did not make as much progress as I thought I would by keeping these things visible.  At the end of each work session, develop a transition routine. Check your email one last time. Close your computer. Drop any notes for action items or reminders in your Friday Workbox. Put your papers back in the Friday Workbox. Put your Friday Workbox away and enjoy your non-working time with the others in your home.  If you need more help getting your Friday Workbox system started or optimized, we now have Certified Organizers who are specialists in the Friday Workbox System. They are specially trained to help you as an individual, or can help you get the Friday Workbox installed in your workplace. For more information, please check out our directory.

Long-serving director of cultural affairs for Atlanta, Camille Russell Love joins Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio to discuss the upcoming ELEVATE Atlanta Art Festival and celebrating the art and culture scene in Atlanta. Love joins hosts Carol Morgan and Todd Schnick for the Around Atlanta segment. The Office of Cultural Affairs supports the Atlanta art community through grants, art installations, public classes and public schools. This organization holds events such as the Atlanta Jazz Festival. Usually held Memorial Day weekend, the Atlanta Jazz Festival takes place Labor Day weekend, September 5 and 6 in Piedmont Park. The festival kicks off this year's ELEVATE Atlanta Art Festival celebrating reopening, reignition and a reconnection throughout the city. There are two primary divisions of the Office of Cultural Affairs. The Art and Education Division provides grants to the community, organizations and individuals to support operations and projects. Annually, $2 million is granted to applicants. In collaboration with art partners and the community, they support a program called the Cultural Experience Project. This program supports Atlanta public-school children and arranges free field trips to cultural venues such as the Atlanta Botanical Garden, the Atlanta Children's Museum, Atlanta History Center and more. Each grade has a specific cultural experience and through this program, students explore Atlanta culturally. The Public Arts Division supports new commissions of public art. Currently, a project is in the works to expand the arts district from Northside Drive by Mercedes Benz Stadium to I-285 by Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. The installation project features sculptures, bike racks, water features and everything art that focuses on civil and human rights. The team is also responsible for the maintenance and restoration of art that is already a part of the collection. Atlanta has an extensive art collection in the public domain and because of this, restoration and maintenance need to occur regularly. There are three galleries in Atlanta associated with The Office of Cultural Affairs: Gallery 72, Chastain Arts Center and one located in the mayor's office that focused on artists that may not receive exposure in public galleries. Another program, Art on Loan, focuses on purchasing artwork from individual Atlanta-based artists and installing it in public-facing offices of the city government. The purpose is to educate the public within those spaces on the thriving art and culture in Atlanta, making public and government spaces feel and look better by presenting a partnership with the art community. At the Chastain Arts Center, they also host art classes for individuals in the community. ELEVATE usually takes place in a single community for 10 days, but this year will be different because of the pandemic. To celebrate the decimated art community and to encourage citizens to go explore public spaces, ELEVATE takes place all over the city this year. Throughout September and October, every weekend focuses on a different community across the city. From visual art, performing art, festivals and restaurants to celebrating the art and culture within that specific community, there are lots of activities. “We want to shine a spotlight on communities,” said Love. “ELEVATE is going to be everywhere this year and we are excited that we can provide our citizens with an opportunity to get out and celebrate one another and celebrate art and culture and reconnect with one another.” The overarching theme of this year's festival is REVIVAL. The goal is to revive the city's spirits and connections and to do that, the festival celebrates reopening, reigniting and reconnecting. The Office of Cultural Affairs produces some of the events but also works with partners around the city to educate civilians on their work. The 2021 curator is Charmaine Minniefield, a well-known artist and muralist.

Long-serving director of cultural affairs for Atlanta, Camille Russell Love joins Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio to discuss the upcoming ELEVATE Atlanta Art Festival and celebrating the art and culture scene in Atlanta. Love joins hosts Carol Morgan and Todd Schnick for the Around Atlanta segment. The Office of Cultural Affairs supports the Atlanta art community through grants, art installations, public classes and public schools. This organization holds events such as the Atlanta Jazz Festival. Usually held Memorial Day weekend, the Atlanta Jazz Festival takes place Labor Day weekend, September 5 and 6 in Piedmont Park. The festival kicks off this year's ELEVATE Atlanta Art Festival celebrating reopening, reignition and a reconnection throughout the city. There are two primary divisions of the Office of Cultural Affairs. The Art and Education Division provides grants to the community, organizations and individuals to support operations and projects. Annually, $2 million is granted to applicants. In collaboration with art partners and the community, they support a program called the Cultural Experience Project. This program supports Atlanta public-school children and arranges free field trips to cultural venues such as the Atlanta Botanical Garden, the Atlanta Children's Museum, Atlanta History Center and more. Each grade has a specific cultural experience and through this program, students explore Atlanta culturally. The Public Arts Division supports new commissions of public art. Currently, a project is in the works to expand the arts district from Northside Drive by Mercedes Benz Stadium to I-285 by Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. The installation project features sculptures, bike racks, water features and everything art that focuses on civil and human rights. The team is also responsible for the maintenance and restoration of art that is already a part of the collection. Atlanta has an extensive art collection in the public domain and because of this, restoration and maintenance need to occur regularly. There are three galleries in Atlanta associated with The Office of Cultural Affairs: Gallery 72, Chastain Arts Center and one located in the mayor's office that focused on artists that may not receive exposure in public galleries. Another program, Art on Loan, focuses on purchasing artwork from individual Atlanta-based artists and installing it in public-facing offices of the city government. The purpose is to educate the public within those spaces on the thriving art and culture in Atlanta, making public and government spaces feel and look better by presenting a partnership with the art community. At the Chastain Arts Center, they also host art classes for individuals in the community. ELEVATE usually takes place in a single community for 10 days, but this year will be different because of the pandemic. To celebrate the decimated art community and to encourage citizens to go explore public spaces, ELEVATE takes place all over the city this year. Throughout September and October, every weekend focuses on a different community across the city. From visual art, performing art, festivals and restaurants to celebrating the art and culture within that specific community, there are lots of activities. “We want to shine a spotlight on communities,” said Love. “ELEVATE is going to be everywhere this year and we are excited that we can provide our citizens with an opportunity to get out and celebrate one another and celebrate art and culture and reconnect with one another.” The overarching theme of this year's festival is REVIVAL. The goal is to revive the city's spirits and connections and to do that, the festival celebrates reopening, reigniting and reconnecting. The Office of Cultural Affairs produces some of the events but also works with partners around the city to educate civilians on their work. The 2021 curator is Charmaine Minniefield, a well-known artist and muralist.

Throughout September and October you'll get a new season of the Reach Australia podcast - the recordings from the platform sessions of the 2021 Reach Australia national conference. Featuring Bible talks on Isaiah from Gary Millar, theological reflection from Bible college lecturers from Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, church ecosystem talks from Andrew Heard. While you wait, you might like to check out the other podcasts in our network: The One Thing, Church Planting Australia or Home Grown Faith.

In this episode, Breena explores the theme of UNCERTAINTY through her own experience of a recent and unexpected breast cancer diagnosis. She shares her story and explores ways we can all cope with uncertainty through compassion and presence. Listen as she reads from Pema Chödrön's book, When Things Fall Apart, and uncovers her own insight during this particularly uncertain time.  Be sure to stick around for a nourishing mindful self-compassion meditation at the end."Things falling apart is a kind of testing and also a kind of healing. We think that the point is to pass the test or to overcome the problem, but the truth is that things don't really get solved. They come together and they fall apart. Then the come together again and fall apart again. It's just like that. The healing comes from letting there be room for all of this to happen: room for grief, for relief, for misery, for joy." - Pema Chödrön, When Things Fall Apart  SIGN UP FOR SEPTEMBER MOON CLUB Sign up for Gather's MOON CLUB by September 6. Gather's Moon Club is a monthly membership offering that helps you build a practice of self-reflection and nourishment alongside a compassionate community, all while using the moon cycle as an anchor.Throughout September we will explore what it feels like to live in deep trust. We will identify areas of life where trust has been difficult, practice mindful self-compassion to deepen self-trust, and anchor the feeling of trust in our bodies so it, too, can know this wisdom. Membership includes:live (and recorded) new & full moon circlesweekly meditationsdaily promptsdigital journal logself-reflection toolsonline community portalSign up at www.gatherforhumans.com.