Podcasts about Timshel

To build healthier communities, healthcare organizations must foster a culture of inclusivity and equity that extends beyond their walls. In this episode, Timshel Tarbet, Chief Healthcare Experience and Equity Officer at Providence Health Plan, shares her unique approach to healthcare, the importance of integrating health equity, diversity, and inclusion within the organization, and extending that outward to the community. She highlights how Providence Health Plan is building a strong internal culture of care to better serve its members and how they are prioritizing equitable healthcare outcomes through community partnerships and addressing social determinants of health. Timshel also discusses the Health for All Initiative, which focuses on building relationships with community organizations to provide holistic, culturally sensitive care. Tune in and learn how equity in healthcare starts within and transforms into healthier communities!  Resources: Connect with and follow Timshel Tarbet on LinkedIn. Follow Providence Health Plan on LinkedIn and Instagram and visit their website.

It's the final episode of the fourth season of the SGs and they discuss the dialogues performed by John Steinbeck's characters from the 1952 novel, "East of Eden", along with the Genesis story of Cain and Abel that informs them. Primary content comes from chapters 22 and 24 of the book.

About Timshel Tarbet:Timshel Tarbet is the Chief Healthcare Experience and Equity Officer at Providence Health Plan. She leads initiatives focused on healthcare equity, diversity, and inclusion, fostering a culture that puts members and caregivers at the center of the healthcare experience. With her extensive background in health equity, Timshel champions efforts to ensure that community partnerships and social determinants of health are prioritized, enabling Providence to deliver more accessible, empathetic, and effective care.Things You'll Learn:Providence Health Plan integrates equity, diversity, and inclusion to build a more supportive culture.Community partnerships are crucial in advancing health equity.Addressing social determinants of health can create more equitable healthcare outcomes.Healthcare providers must break down internal silos to improve community health.Providence's Health for All Initiative is reshaping healthcare access in underserved communities.Resources:Connect with and follow Timshel Tarbet on LinkedIn.Follow Providence Health Plan on LinkedIn and Instagram and visit their website!

CURRENT SERMON SERIES: "TIMSHOL" One of the most important words in the world is the Hebrew word “Timshol.” Steinbeck wrote about it in East of Eden. Mumford and Sons sang about it in “Timshel.” In the Bible, it appears in the story of Cain and Abel when, just before Cain murders his brother out of jealous anger, God tells him that while sin is lurking at the door, “You may master it.” Timshol means something like “You may master,” and it reminds us that we have the freedom to choose to fight through—and prevail over—our worst human impulses like anger, hatred, greed, and the need to be in control. Timshol reminds us that, by God's strength, we have the power to choose to be better humans by acting with more compassion, grace, mercy, and self-restraint. In this season of Lent, we'll explore what it means to master the impulses that make us less human by surrendering to the grace of God that, over time, perfects us in divine love.

CURRENT SERMON SERIES: "TIMSHOL" One of the most important words in the world is the Hebrew word “Timshol.” Steinbeck wrote about it in East of Eden. Mumford and Sons sang about it in “Timshel.” In the Bible, it appears in the story of Cain and Abel when, just before Cain murders his brother out of jealous anger, God tells him that while sin is lurking at the door, “You may master it.” Timshol means something like “You may master,” and it reminds us that we have the freedom to choose to fight through—and prevail over—our worst human impulses like anger, hatred, greed, and the need to be in control. Timshol reminds us that, by God's strength, we have the power to choose to be better humans by acting with more compassion, grace, mercy, and self-restraint. In this season of Lent, we'll explore what it means to master the impulses that make us less human by surrendering to the grace of God that, over time, perfects us in divine love.

CURRENT SERMON SERIES: "TIMSHOL" One of the most important words in the world is the Hebrew word “Timshol.” Steinbeck wrote about it in East of Eden. Mumford and Sons sang about it in “Timshel.” In the Bible, it appears in the story of Cain and Abel when, just before Cain murders his brother out of jealous anger, God tells him that while sin is lurking at the door, “You may master it.” Timshol means something like “You may master,” and it reminds us that we have the freedom to choose to fight through—and prevail over—our worst human impulses like anger, hatred, greed, and the need to be in control. Timshol reminds us that, by God's strength, we have the power to choose to be better humans by acting with more compassion, grace, mercy, and self-restraint. In this season of Lent, we'll explore what it means to master the impulses that make us less human by surrendering to the grace of God that, over time, perfects us in divine love.

CURRENT SERMON SERIES: "TIMSHOL" One of the most important words in the world is the Hebrew word “Timshol.” Steinbeck wrote about it in East of Eden. Mumford and Sons sang about it in “Timshel.” In the Bible, it appears in the story of Cain and Abel when, just before Cain murders his brother out of jealous anger, God tells him that while sin is lurking at the door, “You may master it.” Timshol means something like “You may master,” and it reminds us that we have the freedom to choose to fight through—and prevail over—our worst human impulses like anger, hatred, greed, and the need to be in control. Timshol reminds us that, by God's strength, we have the power to choose to be better humans by acting with more compassion, grace, mercy, and self-restraint. In this season of Lent, we'll explore what it means to master the impulses that make us less human by surrendering to the grace of God that, over time, perfects us in divine love.

CURRENT SERMON SERIES: "TIMSHOL" One of the most important words in the world is the Hebrew word “Timshol.” Steinbeck wrote about it in East of Eden. Mumford and Sons sang about it in “Timshel.” In the Bible, it appears in the story of Cain and Abel when, just before Cain murders his brother out of jealous anger, God tells him that while sin is lurking at the door, “You may master it.” Timshol means something like “You may master,” and it reminds us that we have the freedom to choose to fight through—and prevail over—our worst human impulses like anger, hatred, greed, and the need to be in control. Timshol reminds us that, by God's strength, we have the power to choose to be better humans by acting with more compassion, grace, mercy, and self-restraint. In this season of Lent, we'll explore what it means to master the impulses that make us less human by surrendering to the grace of God that, over time, perfects us in divine love.

CURRENT SERMON SERIES: "TIMSHOL" One of the most important words in the world is the Hebrew word “Timshol.” Steinbeck wrote about it in East of Eden. Mumford and Sons sang about it in “Timshel.” In the Bible, it appears in the story of Cain and Abel when, just before Cain murders his brother out of jealous anger, God tells him that while sin is lurking at the door, “You may master it.” Timshol means something like “You may master,” and it reminds us that we have the freedom to choose to fight through—and prevail over—our worst human impulses like anger, hatred, greed, and the need to be in control. Timshol reminds us that, by God's strength, we have the power to choose to be better humans by acting with more compassion, grace, mercy, and self-restraint. In this season of Lent, we'll explore what it means to master the impulses that make us less human by surrendering to the grace of God that, over time, perfects us in divine love.

Pastor Ian Graham begins our Lenten teaching series with a "choose your own adventure" teaching reflecting the remarkable freedom we have within the bounds of God's love and will. Support the show

CURRENT SERMON SERIES: "TIMSHOL" One of the most important words in the world is the Hebrew word “Timshol.” Steinbeck wrote about it in East of Eden. Mumford and Sons sang about it in “Timshel.” In the Bible, it appears in the story of Cain and Abel when, just before Cain murders his brother out of jealous anger, God tells him that while sin is lurking at the door, “You may master it.” Timshol means something like “You may master,” and it reminds us that we have the freedom to choose to fight through—and prevail over—our worst human impulses like anger, hatred, greed, and the need to be in control. Timshol reminds us that, by God's strength, we have the power to choose to be better humans by acting with more compassion, grace, mercy, and self-restraint. In this season of Lent, we'll explore what it means to master the impulses that make us less human by surrendering to the grace of God that, over time, perfects us in divine love.

Stephen Deatherage shares a message about timshel, the Hebrew word for “Thou Mayest.” The word Timshel is referred to in the John Steinbeck novel East of Eden. Timshel means we have a choice on how to live our lives, and the power to choose our own path.

Today, I'm joined by Gami. Gami is a crypto creator and the founder of GnarsDAO, the skateboarding-centric nounish community. Gami is one of a small number of practitioners in an emerging discipline that I call "crypto production." Gami led the creation of several onchain happenings, including GnarsDAO, a DAO dedicated to onboarding skaters to Web3, Forgeries, a nounish open edition and onchain Noun raffle, as well as an arts patronage dao, an onchain tontine, and much more. In this episode, Gami and I discuss his creative practice, and how he manages to be so prolific. We discuss his positive sum philosophy, his belief that crypto is a counter cultural movement, and his collaborative working relationships with Iain Nash, Volkey, and 0xlght. It was great getting a chance to chat with Gami, who is doing fascinating work summoning onchain happenings with social media and the blockchain. His perspectives on leadership were particularly surprising and exciting. I learned a lot from Gami in this call. I hope you enjoy the show. As always, this show is provided as entertainment and does not constitute legal, financial, or tax advice or any form of endorsement or suggestion. Crypto has risks and you alone are responsible for doing your research and making your own decisions. Links Gami.wtf GnarsDAO Omega Build Hypercommons Tings Tontine Art Haus That's Gnarly Nouns HD Forgeries team on Def.Crypto (Youtube) Hyperstructures Embryonic Lght on Mirror Chapters (00:00:00) Introduction (00:01:32) Welcome Gami (00:04:30) Gami's origins (00:10:02) Online events that bring people together (00:13:00) "Everything is about context" (00:15:05) Crypto facilitates social interactions because onchain activity is verifiable kinship (00:18:00) Embracing transient events in an immutable medium (00:19:49) Hyperrealism: High fidelity representations are nevertheless representations; blockchains are one medium for recording history (00:24:15) Forgeries: Working with Iain Nash, Emre, Jordan and others (00:29:16) Raffle protocol omega.build (00:31:20) Open edition sketching, minimum viable ideas, Jack Butcher (00:34:30) How GnarsDAO got its start (00:36:30) Volkey (00:37:30) How to find collaborators (00:39:35) Hypercommons: Positive sum world (00:47:15) Branding, "SubDAOs," and the relationship between genesis DAOs and their offspring (00:51:28) Gnars, skating, and its brand (00:53:20) Shademark (00:56:35) How do you design projects so you can be prolific without becoming burdened with too much accumulated responsibility over time? (01:00:00) TimShel collaboration (01:02:40) Distributed data systems (01:04:46) Derek Sivers' video: Lessons in Leadership. The first follower is the CEO. (01:06:45) Domain names, ENS, and new ideas (01:10:15) Change in Gami's style after discovering Nouns. Lower fidelity artwork is easier to remix (01:12:00) Always leaning into creating (01:14:00) Private twitter, Twemex, Nicholas's twitter extension ideas (01:18:00) Reserved issuance in Nounish DAOs (01:21:00) Nouns HD on Zora and Base (01:24:40) Crypto producers inspire and relinquish ownership (01:27:00) 0xLght; Crypto as a countercultural movement (01:31:32) Limitations of the Twitter Algorithm hinder tweet engagement and reach (01:32:37) Algorithms vs curation, and freedom (01:39:08) Curating and letting go (01:45:15) Deviating from the original idea: That's Gnarly, a platform for extreme athletes (01:51:04) Gnars' values

Fr. John and Fr. Sean discuss the importance of reading classical literature, the impact that can have on our thoughts and how God reveals himself through narrative.

It's Monday, Let's raise a glass to the beginning of another week. It's time to unscrew, uncork or saber a bottle and let's begin Exploring the Wine Glass! Today, I am so happy to be able to share a bit of Paso Robles with you. I was able to sit down with Nate Thompson, winemaker for Timshel Vineyards at their tasting room in downtown Paso. We talk about what it's like to be in the wine industry in Paso and we discussed the upcoming release of their newest vintage of Zinfandel.  Please take a moment to rate and review the podcast. Did you know you can do it right now, while you are listening? New ratings and reviews are how the algorithms decide which podcasts they recommend to others and if you love the podcast, other wine lovers will too!  And don't forget to add your email address on the website to keep up on all things Exploring the Wine Glass. Find out more about Timshel Vineyards on their website.  Music: WINE by Kēvens Official Video Follow me on Instagram!   Follow me on Twitter! Subscribe to my YouTube channel SIGN UP FOR EXPLORING THE WINE GLASS NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIBE ON iTUNES STITCHER | iTUNES | GOOGLE PLAY | SPOTIFY | PODBEAN l AUDIBLE Even ask your smart speaker to play Exploring the Wine Glass GIVE US A RATING AND REVIEW Thoughts or comments? Contact Lori at exploringthewineglass@gmail.com. Please support our sponsor Dracaena Wines - Our Wines + Your Moments + Great Memories Use code 'Explore' at checkout to receive 10% off your first order GET SPECIAL OFFERS FOR DRACAENA WINES

Was Loot a flash in the pan, or has it created a new way of human collaboration and IP development?Background on Loot: https://twitter.com/TimshelXYZ/status/1553072711529730049On this week's Crypto Corner, Loot builders Timshel, Threepwave and Loaf join your host Nico Vereecke for a conversation about Recap on Loot Decentralized IP Creation Decentralized Game Building What's next for Loot & More!If you would like us to discuss any other blockchain gaming-related topics, do reach out at nicolas@naavik.co or metacast@naavik.co. We'd love to hear your general thoughts and feedback too! And as always, if you like the episode, you can help others find us by leaving a rating or review!TLDListen?: Episode summaryWatch the episode: YouTube video Join the discussion: Naavik DiscordRead more: Naavik DigestWatch more: YouTube channelGo premium: Naavik ProFollow us: Twitter | LinkedIn | Facebook | WebsiteSound design by Gavin Mc Gabe.

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Timshel translates to Thou Mayest by John Steinbeck. Chapter 3 with my guest Becky Higgins. Timshel is a word with such a powerful meaning. When you hear the phrase “words are powerful”, that is exactly what comes to mind with this one. Becky speaks on how we have a choice in life no matter the circumstances. Life is about challenging ourselves, even when we cannot see the light. Enjoy 20% OFF the entire Ana Luisa's website today! https://shop.analuisa.com/tlip I'm sure you'll love them! #analuisany Follow me on Instagram! It is my universal vision board. Take what speaks to you! @theladyinpinkpodcast See you next Wednesday! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nicole0792/support

Timshel Tarbet stopped by to share her rich and diverse experience from military service, non-profit work, and serving people when they are at their most vulnerable. She ignites and invites others to step up and create environments where all are welcome. Click to listen to what Timshel is thinkin'. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kimregis/message

In this special Monday-night episode, I'm joined by TimShel, Shahruz, Fabian, and Scotato to talk all about Dom Hoffman's Corruption(*s). The Corruptions crew explains the project's origin story, from its original discovery on Context.app, to their decision to band together and communicate as one with the mysterious figure on the other side of the collection. This conversation taught me a lot about the intriguing participatory performance art that sets Corruptions apart. Topics discussed Corruption(s*) deploy transaction dormant @html twitter account dropped some alpha about the project Corruption-Messaging Corruptions.io sup supdrive a.quest + discord screenshots Reflection(*s) contract Loot sidebar This is the visible hand A gift: wilted rose 0xmons calldata hacking Computer Daemon Menes, Goddess of Kingdoms Nicholas and Mike Demarais' Vows fate or free will Super Deluxe Shadowrun Shadowrun Pen & Paper - video tutorial

Conversamos con el director de la Academia Euroamericana de Fútbol sobre las innovaciones que vendrán para las categorías formativas este año. @mundounbalon

This is Session 6 of The Conversationalist, an intimate  series within the Wildland Podcast, built to inspire thought via conversating with the wild. Our vision in this series is to foster and nurture intensely deep and richly philosophical conversations around the co-creation of a much better world, together, in community, and in our places.The title of this series, The Conversationalist, is taken from an Essay by Wendell Berry, wherein he says, “An agriculture using nature as its measure would approach the world in the manner of a conversationalist. It would not impose its vision and its demands upon a world that it conceives of as a stockpile of raw materials. …Now we must think of marriage.”Conversations leading to the co-creation of a more beautiful world by stepping beyond nature as raw materials and by stepping into nature as a marriage.This video/audio is a conversation between Fred Provenza and Daniel Firth Griffith of Robinia and Timshel. It is a truly unique discussion around mob grazing and the role of the family. 

This is Session 5 of The Conversationalist, an intimate  series within the Wildland Podcast, built to inspire thought via conversating with the wild. Our vision in this series is to foster and nurture intensely deep and richly philosophical conversations around the co-creation of a much better world, together, in community, and in our places.The title of this series, The Conversationalist, is taken from an Essay by Wendell Berry, wherein he says, “An agriculture using nature as its measure would approach the world in the manner of a conversationalist. It would not impose its vision and its demands upon a world that it conceives of as a stockpile of raw materials. …Now we must think of marriage.”Conversations leading to the co-creation of a more beautiful world by stepping beyond nature as raw materials and by stepping into nature as a marriage.This video/audio is a conversation between Dan Kittredge of the Bionutrient Food Association and Daniel Firth Griffith of Robinia and Timshel. It is a truly unique discussion around nutrient-density, happiness, and their correlation to coherence and community.

This is Session 4 of The Conversationalist, an intimate  series within the Wildland Podcast, built to inspire thought via conversating with the wild. Our vision in this series is to foster and nurture intensely deep and richly philosophical conversations around the co-creation of a much better world, together, in community, and in our places.The title of this series, The Conversationalist, is taken from an Essay by Wendell Berry, wherein he says, “An agriculture using nature as its measure would approach the world in the manner of a conversationalist. It would not impose its vision and its demands upon a world that it conceives of as a stockpile of raw materials. …Now we must think of marriage.”Conversations leading to the co-creation of a more beautiful world by stepping beyond nature as raw materials and by stepping into nature as a marriage.This video/audio is a conversation between Abbey, Andrea, and Jackie of the Jefferson Center for Holistic Management and Daniel Firth Griffith of Robinia and Timshel. It is a truly unique discussion around farm businesses, holistic financial planning, and so much more!

This is Session 3 of The Conversationalist, an intimate  series within the Wildland Podcast, built to inspire thought via conversating with the wild. Our vision in this series is to foster and nurture intensely deep and richly philosophical conversations around the co-creation of a much better world, together, in community, and in our places.The title of this series, The Conversationalist, is taken from an Essay by Wendell Berry, wherein he says, “An agriculture using nature as its measure would approach the world in the manner of a conversationalist. It would not impose its vision and its demands upon a world that it conceives of as a stockpile of raw materials. …Now we must think of marriage.”Conversations leading to the co-creation of a more beautiful world by stepping beyond nature as raw materials and by stepping into nature as a marriage.This video is a conversation between Joel Salatin (Polyface Farms) and Daniel Firth Griffith of Robinia and Timshel. It is an intensely philosophical and pratically enriching conversation around the rediscovering of moments within the Regenerative Movement!

“Loot is a time machine into the future of human collaboration and work. We are building the Star Wars of the next generation”In this Metacast CryptoCorner episode, your host Nico is joined by Timshel and LordOfAFew to take a deep dive into the Lootverse.What emerges from the conversation is a mind boggling journey into the Hyperverse. The Hyperverse is a place where hundreds of builders are collaborating in a trustless, permissionless, distributed, global, pseudonymous and asynchronous way. It's not clean. It's not pretty. It might not go anywhere. But no one can stop them, and what might emerge could change the way we look at how humans work and collaborate.If you would like us to discuss another blockchain gaming-related topic, do reach out at nicolas@naavik.co. We'd love to hear your general thoughts and feedback too! And as always, if you like the episode, you can help others find us by leaving a rating or review! Join the discussion: DiscordLearn more: Newsletter or Go Premium Follow us: Twitter | LinkedIn | Facebook | Website

This is Session 2 of The Conversationalist, an intimate  series within the Wildland Podcast, built to inspire thought via conversating with the wild. Our vision in this series is to foster and nurture intensely deep and richly philosophical conversations around the co-creation of a much better world, together, in community, and in our places.The title of this series, The Conversationalist, is taken from an Essay by Wendell Berry, wherein he says, “An agriculture using nature as its measure would approach the world in the manner of a conversationalist. It would not impose its vision and its demands upon a world that it conceives of as a stockpile of raw materials. …Now we must think of marriage.”Conversations leading to the co-creation of a more beautiful world by stepping beyond nature as raw materials and by stepping into nature as a marriage. This video is a conversation between Allan Savory (Savory Institute) and Daniel Firth Griffith of Robinia and Timshel. It is an intensely philosophical and pratically enriching conversation around the rededication of the Regenerative Movement!

This is Part 1 of The Conversationalist, an intimate  series within the Wildland Podcast, built to inspire thought via conversating with the wild. Our vision in this series is to foster and nurture intensely deep and richly philosophical conversations around the co-creation of a much better world, together, in community, and in our places.The title of this series, The Conversationalist, is taken from an Essay by Wendell Berry, wherein he says, “An agriculture using nature as its measure would approach the world in the manner of a conversationalist. It would not impose its vision and its demands upon a world that it conceives of as a stockpile of raw materials. …Now we must think of marriage.”Conversations leading to the co-creation of a more beautiful world by stepping beyond nature as raw materials and by stepping into nature as a marriage. This video is a conversation between Brandon Sheard (The Farmstead Meatsmith) and Daniel Firth Griffith of Robinia and Timshel. It is an intensely philosophical and pratically enriching conversation around human-scale meat processing with Brandon Sheard!Can we scale the regenerative movement by keeping it small? What does that even mean? What is the role of the human in natural systems that nourish all life? What does it mean for a life to noursh?

"We are regenerating our relationship to nature, within nature, so that we can then regenerate our soils, sequester carbon, increase bio-diversity, nourish through nutrient-rich foods, co-create reciprocity, and heal our communities." - Daniel Griffith From tech startups to holistically-managed farms to acclaimed books, Daniel strives to foster connection and community via the shared power of language–of story. This was such a powerful conversation with our special guest Daniel. Don't miss out on the visuals. Join The EAT Community and get access to it ALL!

#244-242Intro/Outro: Something Pretty by Patrick Park244. Sigh No More by Mumford & Sons (Sigh No More & Winter Winds & Timshel)243. Seeing Things by Jakob Dylan (Will It Grow & Something Good This Way Comes & All Day and All Night)242. Bob Dylan by Bob Dylan (Talkin' New York & Freight Train Blues & Song to Woody)Sigh No More album artSeeing Things album artBob Dylan album artVote on Today's Album Art

What does Wendell Berry and Alexis de Tocqueville have in common? In this episode of The Wildland Podcast, Daniel and Morgan of Timshel Wildland and the Robinia Institute discuss the convergence of philosophy between Wendell Berry and de Tocqueville concerning community, the township, and the regenerative role of Holistic Management in both. Baby Sequoia joined the crew during this recording--we apologize for the cuteness.Learn more about Timshel Wildland and The Wildland Podcast at wildtimshel.com

Welcome to BookShook! This podcast is all about the second half of April's book, East of Eden by John Steinbeck (from chapter 25 if you're reading alongside) .  The idea of the podcast  is that we’ll read the first half of a book together and then I'll share my thoughts (and yours hopefully! - email bookshook@yahoo.com) in part 1 of the podcast published on the second Friday of the month (April 9th). And then in part 2 (published on the last Friday of the month - 30th April), I'll discuss the second half of the book (in this case from ch.25 to the end). We’ll see together how the novel concludes and decide whether it’s a book we’d recommend to a friend - or not. Of course, you don’t have to read the book, you can listen to it, or just follow along without doing either since I’ll be summarising what happens (but be aware! - there will be spoilers). You can leave a comment or start a conversation at the BookShook YouTube channel or send an email to bookshook @yahoo.com. The book we’ll be reading for May 2021  is Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami (so get that ready if you’re going to read alongside me). The first podcast will be on 14th May. Thanks for listening to BookShook! RogerContent Warning: There are adult themes throughout the novel (arson, sexual and physical violence, animal cruelty). I have removed any swear words from dialogue. Please check the content of the novel before listening to the podcast.This episode will be available for three months. All previous episodes can be listened to and commented on at the  BookShook YouTube channel

One of the few women to translate the Bible, Bonnie Lewis discusses her journey that led to this wonderful masterpiece. The journey was wrought with outside criticism revolving around a female's audaciousness to do such a thing as translate the Bible.  Bonnie's  “inner Fundamentalist" wasn't so quick to let her off the hook in pursuing this endeavor;  but over time, her Maker made paths straight and vision cleared to proceed.  Part of Pastor With No Answers extended family, Bonnie, shares her journey that led to her writing the enlightening idiomatic translation of the Bible.  It's called Timshel, a collection of the most commonly heard stories in the Old and New Testament.  So, what do we make out of the chauvinistic nature of the Bible?  When everyone is getting a different meaning out of the Bible, how do we know what to trust?  And what finite being gets to be an authority of  God's work?  We discuss this and more.We also discuss a survival story from the big Texas snow that occurred this past winter.   Joey comes  clean with how Bonnie (and her husband, Cy) were recipients of some “anxiety texts” of his, around the time he was in crisis with his mental health.  Bonnie Lewis and Timshel:https://www.instagram.com/bonniegaillewis/https://www.timsheltranslation.com/Special Music Feature from “Terraform: The People” by Propaganda & DJ Mal Ski"We All In” (beginning of episode)"We Are All We Got” (end of episode) *download new album wherever you listen to musicJoey/PWNA Instagram:  www.instagram.com/joeysvendsenCurrent DonorSee: https://donorsee.com/pwnahelpsGet notifications each time we start raising money to get more information on our current opportunity to “save the day” for team humanity. Text PWNAd to 31010. Support:Join us as a patron! https://www.patreon.com/pwnapodor leave a Venmo tip right @  https://venmo.com/joey-svendsenJoin the discussion:https://www.facebook.com/groups/PWNAtalkSocials:https://twitter.com/pwnapodhttps://twitter.com/joeysvendsenhttps://www.facebook.com/PWNApodCALL 507-403-PWNA (7962):  Questions, Comments, Feedback, Pushback, frustration?Air it out on our voicemail and we may air it on an episode.E-mail PWNAcontact@gmail.com for correspondence.Music courtesy of Derek Minorhttp://www.derekminor.com/and Joel Hamilton:https://mechanicalriver.bandcamp.comhttp://embassyfreqs.com/  Executive Producer of PWNApod:  Jared Svendsen Support the show

We have all experienced pain that propels us toward truth in new ways. Bonnie Lewis, the author of “Timshel”, shares about how the most painful experience of her life unleashed one of her most purposeful endeavors. Bonnie talked about what it means to trust our intuition as a gift from God and thought about what is at stake when we come to “leap of faith” moments in our lives. We talked about patriarchy and his metrics and how we can resist the temptation to play that game. Then we talked about the picture of "What God is Like" found in Philippians 2:5-11. 13:30 - Power & Patriarchy… 24:30 - Leaps of Faith & Integrity 43:05 - Philippians 2:5-11 “What is God Like?” Order your copy of Timshel at https://www.timsheltranslation.com/ and follow Bonnie on instagram @bonniegaillewis & @timshelproject. Learn more about #endingotherness​​ at https://www.thekinshipcollective.com​​ You are loved! We are family! Intro "We are Family" - Sister Sledge (Official Cover) by @ShaundReynolds, check out more of his stuff here: https://www.youtube.com/c/Shaunreynol​​...,

We continue our discussion of the album Sigh No More by examining Timshel's connections to John Steinbeck's East of Eden and the book of Genesis. Featuring special guests Elizabeth Bernadette and Clare Fletcher. Check us out on YouTube and follow us on Instagram @mumfordpodcast This podcast is a production of The Flight House. Support our work at buymeacoffee.com/theflighthouse Links: Little Lion Man by Mumford and Sons East of Eden - The First Page Through the Deep, Dark Valley by the Oh Hellos Sirens by the Gray Havens Dante's Inferno - The First Page “Timshel” Lyrics Cold is the water, it freezes your already cold mind Already cold, cold mind And death is at your doorstep and it will steal your innocence But it will not steal your substance But you are not alone in this You are not alone in this As brothers we will stand And we'll hold your hand You are the mother, the mother of your baby child The one to whom you gave life And you have your choices — these are what make man great His ladder to the stars But you are not alone in this You are not alone in this As brothers we will stand And we'll hold your hand But I will tell the night And whisper lose your sight But I can't move the mountains for you

This episode features an interview with Daniel Griffith of Timshel Wildland. We discuss his journey to holistic management and the happenings on Timshel Wildland. Then we dive into his forthcoming book Wild Like Flowers.⠀

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The Tower of Babel has always felt like a distant story about a vengeful God. Jeremy and I dive into this story and reveal what knowledge we gained in translating it. The Tower of Babel is a story about empire and the quest for power, about poor theology and the dangerous cycle of confirmation bias. But, most importantly, it's about the absolute necessity for diversity. Diversity in representation, voice, relationships, and power. When Yahweh confuses the language, it was never a punishment, it was always a gift. Today's episode features a special reading form Timshel, so be sure to listen to the end! As mentioned, here are a few of my most favorite diverse voices: Latasha Morrison and Be the Bridge: https://bethebridge.com Chi Chi Okwu and Austin Channing Brown from The Next Question: https://www.tnqshow.com Christena Cleveland and her work on the Divine Feminine and Liberation Theology: http://www.christenacleveland.com Rachel Cargle: www.instagram.com/rachel.cargle , https://rachel-cargle.com Cindy Wang Brandt: Parenting Forward After Religious Trauma : https://cindywangbrandt.com Jeff Chu from Evolving Faith: http://byjeffchu.com/about/ Faitth B, anti-racism educator: www.faitthbrooks.com Tabitha Brown, www.instagram.com/iamtabithabrown Lisa Harper, www.instagram.com/lisaharper If you haven't heard yet, our digital edition is on sale for $15! Get your copy as well as hard and softcovers at www.timsheltranslation.com

After a little hiatus, we are baaaaack! On this Between the Lines episode, the whole Timshel team gets together. Kyle Horst, the resident Psychologist on the project, joins Jeremy and Bonnie to talk about Narrative Therapy and why our stories matter in finding our place in the Divine story. In an Evangelical culture where we were taught the “self” was to be diminished, bad, and untrustworthy, we push back on this notion and suggest that our own stories are necessary in order to understand God. Kyle is a Psychology professor who, in addition, has his own private practice. He also is a writer and actor. You can find out more about him at drkylehorst.com An update on books: We were so thrilled that we were able to overcome the shipping and printing challenges due to COVID and all the books from our preorder have been shipped! In addition, they're now in stock! We are promptly shipping any new orders as they come in. So if you still want to grab a copy head to our website www.timsheltranslation.com and your order will be shipped within 48 hours. Thank you for listening and reading! Be sure to tag us in your social posts as you dive through the text @timsheltranslation

Today's In the Text Episode is all about Ruth. Jeremy and Bonnie sit down to discuss this 4 chaptered book and the approach they took in interpreting this text. The beginning of Ruth is one of the most dramatized passages in Timshel as it tells the story of being a refugee. Ruth is a complex narrative about the power of working together with God and joining in the work he is already doing. We hope you enjoy! If you haven't grabbed your copy of Timshel, then what are you waiting for? Run, don't walk to: www.timsheltranslation.com

This week, Bonnie Lewis joins us once again to take a deep dive into her Idiomatic translation of the Bible, 'Timshel'. Bonnie was on the show over a year ago when this project was still underway. Now, you can get a soft or hardback copy to hold in your hands and enjoy. This was a fun and informative conversation. If you find yourself having a hard time reading the Bible because it has been weaponized against you in the past, give Timeshel a try. Enjoy. RESOURCES: TimshelTranslation.com The Timshel Cast

Bonnie Lewis joins the Changing Faith Podcast on this episode. She is a writer, speaker, and theologian. She serves as the Divinity and Creativity Coach with Radical Wellness Collaborative and is the co-host of the Timshel Cast. She lives in Austin, TX with her husband and two kids. We discuss her recent work, called "Timshel," the first-ever idiomatic Bible translation. Timshel, translated from the Hebrew word meaning “we have a choice,” brings out the inner journey of the characters in twenty well-known Biblical stories through rigorous exegetical work, word studies, and historical and cultural research. With the use of modern psychology, and the emphasis on the context in which the text was written, these stories come alive in a whole new way. You can learn more about Timshel and order a copy by visiting timsheltranslation.com and keep up with Bonnie too, click here to follow her on Instagram.

On transcending our instincts, practicing what scares us, seeing where we coincide, and choosing our state. After spending a year as a Bartley fellow at the Wall Street Journal, Chloé Valdary developed The Theory of Enchantment, an innovative framework for social emotional learning (SEL), character development, and interpersonal growth that uses pop culture as an educational tool in the classroom and beyond. Chloé has trained around the world, including in South Africa, The Netherlands, Germany, and Israel. Her clients have included high school and college students, government agencies, business teams, + many more. She has also lectured in universities across America, including Harvard and Georgetown. Her work has been covered in Psychology Today Magazine and her writings have appeared in the New York Times and the Wall St Journal. Chloé’s earliest teachers [3:05] Theory of Enchantment’s guiding principles [5:12] Timshel, Thou Mayest. East of Eden. Stoicism [13:03] Non-violent protest. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Agape Love [22:00] Meditating on your mortality. Practicing what you fear [28:44] Criticism and care. Maya Angelou and Tupac story [31:18] The Lion King and stoicism [37:40] Contemplating the villain. Ways to practice [40:22] What needs healing [49:47] Favourite view [50:49] Prayer [52:39] RESOURCES Theory of Enchantment Courses Theory of Enchantment website Chloé Valdary on Twitter: Why I Refuse to Avoid White People article Harriet Tubman, Eloise Greenfield Still I Rise, Maya Angelou East of Eden, John Steinbeck https://amzn.to/35WwpB1 Man’s Search for Meaning, Viktor E. Frankl The Daily Stoic, Ryan Holiday Timshel, Mumford & Sons

We dive into Part 2 of our discussion on Genesis 2-3 and hit a theme that is near and dear to us: Eve and the women. So much of the narrative handed down to women in Evangelicalism is from this story of Eve. Let's dive in and see if the text has something else to offer. If you haven't already pre-ordered your copy of Timshel, you can do so at www.timsheltranslation.com Thank you so much for your support! We hope this episode brings you joy.

In today's “In the Text” episode, we dive into Genesis 2&3 or as we entitled it, “The First Exile.” As it is part of the Creation story, the story about Adam and Eve and the Fall...we dive into these big theological topics. Together, we discuss myth and it's role in the Biblical text, the essential understanding of ourselves as good instead of shameful...and so much more! To order your copy of Timshel you can do so on our website: www.timsheltranslation.com And we'd love to hear from you on social media too: @timsheltranslation

Today is our first “Between the Lines” episode in which we explore a topic that flows naturally from the text we interpreted in the last podcast. Last week we looked at John 1 and explored a Christ-soaked world, so today we are thrilled to have the one and only Kristin Hanggi! She is a Tony-nominated Broadway Director, best known for her show "Rock of Ages," but has also produced tons of other film, television and stage productions. In addition to these talents, she is also Story Shaman in which she walks alongside others to help find their voice, get rid of the negative self talk, and bring their creativity to life. In this episode, Kristin provides a unique and refreshing perspective to creativity, teaches us a new way to look at and interact with ideas, and reminds us that the Divine always finds us inside of our creative acts. To find out more about Kristin, please visit: https://kristinhanggi.com or follow her on IG: @hanggilove To purchase your copy of Timshel please visit www.timsheltranslation.com If you are enjoying this podcast, you can follow us on IG for updates @timsheltranslation and we'd love for you to submit a review!

In this episode, you will learn more about your host—Daniel Griffith of Timshel Permaculture and the Robinia Institute. We learn about Daniel's journey through intense illness and disease to find a more abundant and healthy life within the Regenerative Movement. Learn more @ https://earth2earthlings.com

In today's episode, we dive into the chapter called, "God Becomes a Human Being". Together we explore the creation story in light of Christ's energy, essence, and vitality through the whole thing. If this is a "Christ-soaked world", then how do we interact? What does this change about the way we see the Divine in ourselves or in others? Is Christ actually everywhere, or do we need to call on his presence? And finally, we dive into some Quantum Physics, and how our inner fundamentalist goes to war with the word "energy"...and more! Pre-order your copy of Timshel and receive a digital edition free immediately! Visit our website for more information: www.timsheltranslation.com Follow us on social media: @timsheltranslation (IG and FB)

“It was easy to picture the hills of central California as I walked across northern Spain. In many ways, the two landscapes favor each other. I wonder if that’s why I found myself totally immersed in this painful and beautiful story because I could picture it happening right there all around me. I’m guessing that added to the depth to which Steinbeck’s novel was able to plumb my soul.”Thanks to Kellie Haddock IG @kelliehaddockmusic and @kelliehaddock for the use of “Eden’s Dream” with Ben Shive and Sarah Masen

Pre-order your copy of Timshel on our website! For a limited time when you pre-order you will receive a digital edition to read immediately! Order your copy here. For our inaugural podcast we are excited to dive into the story behind the Timshel Translation, introduce you to our hosts Bonnie Lewis and Jeremy Armstrong and answer the most frequently asked questions about Timshel (What is it? What is our methodology? How can I order one?). We also dive into the writing process, talk about creativity, translation, and interpretation. We believe that there are lines written on the pages of Scripture and then the space in between is an invitation to understand, wrestle, and find new meaning. Exploring the text and then exploring everything around the text is at the core of what we do. To this end, our episodes will alternate in which we spend one week "In the Text" talking about all things Bible, exegesis, translation, history and culture, and then spend one (or two!) weeks in episodes titled "In Between the Lines". In these episodes we will interview special guests, with a wide array of different perspectives, to discuss a topic that naturally flows from the translation. We hope you enjoy the process of taking the neatly packaged translations and interpretations we have all come to know and pull back the layers with us to reveal something deeper and something new. If you haven't already purchased your copy of Timshel you can do so on our website by clicking here. For a limited time, when you pre-order you will receive a digital download of the book for free to read immediately! Don't forget to follow us on social: Timshel IG Timshel FB Bonnie Lewis IG Bonnie Lewis FB

We're back with the inimitable and brain melting Dr. Timothy Gombis to discuss a theology of race and the diverse Kingdom God intended. It is a conversation packed with interpretation and intention. What is the hope for the modern evangelical church during this time? What is its role? Further, Dr. Gombis shares about his new podcast that will debut in two weeks: "Faith Improvised." We also celebrate Bonnie Lewis's last episode as co host as she transitions to her brand new podcast, "The Timshel Cast!" The first episode is out today and can be heard here: https://anchor.fm/timshelcast/episodes/Episode-1--In-the-Text-What-is-Timshel-egcksu/a-a2kse5j As we await the "Faith Improvised" podcast, Dr. Gombis can be read here: https://timgombis.com/ Learn more about the VOX Podcast: www.voxpodcast.com Subscribe on iTunes - apple.co/1Lla1Nj Support the VOX Podcast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/voxpodcast Follow us on Instagram: @voxpodcast Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/voxpodcast Follow Mike on Twitter: www.twitter.com/mikeerre Music in this episode by Timothy John Stafford www.timothyjohnstafford.com Instagram & Twitter: @GoneTimothy

Today we have all the feels. After a year as co-host on the podcast, Bonnie will be leaving from her official role as co-host to focus on Timshel, her work with Radical Wellness and her own podcast. We are so very sad to see her go, but cheering her on and her work in this next season for her! In today’s episode, we hear about her journey, why this work matters so much and how you can find her new podcast and order Timshel for yourself! (As of TODAY it’s for sale!) We dive deep and she answers the question “Why is it called a Translation?”, “What Does Timshel mean?”, along with a dash of Quantum Physics and the Divine Feminine. We know you will join us in supporting our beloved Bonnie! You can purchase your copy of Timshel here: https://www.timsheltranslation.com Keep with Bonnie on Instagram here: @bonniegaillewis or @timsheltranslation.com Learn more about the VOX Podcast: www.voxpodcast.com Subscribe on iTunes - apple.co/1Lla1Nj Support the VOX Podcast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/voxpodcast Follow us on Instagram: @voxpodcast Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/voxpodcast Follow Mike on Twitter: www.twitter.com/mikeerre Music in this episode by Timothy John Stafford www.timothyjohnstafford.com Instagram & Twitter: @GoneTimothy

After a Facebook Live recording involving politics and "unfollowing season" the Fadecasters continue their conversation full of hilarity and discussion. Chris doesn't shut up about politics, Elizabeth tries to make a point, Seth-anie shows up, we drop our two cents about COVID-19, Omar shares his true feelings about old people, Elizabeth gives a review of the latest book she's been reading, and our patreon friend Stephanie drops in for a quick hello.   There is A LOT packed into this episode!  Don't miss another Fade To Gray Facebook Live event. Go follow us on FACEBOOK. Find us on Instagram @fadetograypodcast And on Twitter @fadetograypod Find Seth's new podcast Mental on Podbean. Check out Stephanie's podcast here: Your Atheist Pastor The book Elizabeth is reading: Timshel. An Idiomatic Bible Translation by Bonnie Lewis available on Amazon Soon.  Join the sponsorship team by going to Patreon.com and signing up!  Find our website here: fadetograypodcast.com

Two promises for this sermon: 1) You’ll learn a new word, and 2) this word, if you let it, can change how you see God.

Take in the sweeping Steinbeck epic of paradise and California.  Additional Spoilers: Breakfast of Champions 10:42

One of the most divisive questions in the modern church is whether or not biological sex plays a role in who should be allowed to preach (and there are other issues wrapped up in this one, like whether women should be primary bread-winners, etc). Egalitarians say, “No, let the women preach!” Complementarians say, “Yes, men only; that is how God set things up.” In this episode, we hear from Dan’s Godmother Barb Clark, who is an elder in an Egalitarian church, but has some nagging concerns about the whole thing. Then the bulk of the episode is spent with Rev. Bonnie Lewis, a pastor, teacher and Bible translator, who not only makes her argument for Egalitarianism, but also responds to many of the most common counter arguments from the Contemplentarian side. Finally, we get Barb’s reaction to Dan’s chat with Bonnie. This one is a doozy! BadChristian Podcast Dan/Bonnie episode (#438): http://www.badchristian.com/bc_podcast/bonnie-lewis-at-the-bcxcon/ Bonnie’s “Timshel” translation: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1945582321/timshel-an-idiomatic-bible-translation Edited by Josh Gilbert (Gwall.Gilbert11@gmail.com) Join the Patreon for bonus episodes (and more) every month: patreon.com/dankoch YHP Patron-only FB group: https://tinyurl.com/ycvbbf98 Website: youhavepermissionpod.com Join Dan's email list: dankochwords.com Artwork by http://sprungle.co/

This week Josh was joined by our producer Matt and guest Bonnie Lewis to talk about a project Bonnie is working on, called the "Timshel Translation". This is an intriguing endeavor that is sure to provoke some interesting conversation, so check it out! Get more info and support Bonnie's work here Find us online at theologydoesntsuck.com If you haven't yet, please rate and review the podcast!

Inspired by the lyrics to Timshel, Josiah shares his experiences with death. We have a choice in how to respond. Will we choose to live? “This is what makes man great. His ladder to the sky.”

"But the Hebrew word, the word timshel - thou mayest - that gives a choice. It might be the most important word in the world. That says the way is open. That throws it right back on a man. For if thou mayest, it is also true that thou mayest not. Don't you see?"    John Steinbeck, East of Eden, Chapter 24   Become a supporter of Eschaton: www.joshuawisley.com/donate

Michael Slaby joins The Great Battlefield podcast to discuss his unusual path to the position of CTO for Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign. He also chats about his approach to his work as the Head Of Mission of Timshel - a social-impact digital technology company which developed some tools utilized by Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign. | Episode 232

Guest host Danny Warshay '87, executive director of the Jonathan M. Nelson Center for Entrepreneurship, talks with Michael Slaby '01, executive director of Chicago Ideas, head of Timshel, and former chief integration and innovation officer for President Obama, about how we can use technology, entrepreneurship, and people to make the world a better place. For more information, go to; Tmshel https://timshel.com/ Chicago Ideas https://www.chicagoideas.com/about Nelson Center https://entrepreneurship.brown.edu/ Download episode transcript

Join Pastor Hank in a discussion about how we view sin and our choice to rule over it (or not). 1 John 3:4-10

This week, Mike talks with Skip and Timshel Matheny from Roman Candle. Conversation includes what it's like being husband and wife in a band, why so much of Christian music sucks, and how their faith has changed and shifted over the years. Check out Roman Candle's website here http://www.romancandlemusic.com/ And check out Skip and Timshel's podcast "Drinks With" here https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/drinks-with/id1101368209?mt=2 Cultivated is a production of the Narrativo Group and Harbor Media Produced by Mike Cosper Edited by TJ Hester Mixed by Mark Owens Our music on this episode is by Roman Candle Our theme song is also by Roman Candle

In this interview, I speak with my friend Eric Wong about his journey from engineer to consultant to partner in a small consulting practice that he is starting to grow. In this interview, we discuss his journey and many interesting things like what differentiates high performing teams. Some other highlights include: Everyone starts somewhere - Eric started in engineering and took a phone company job C-level execs need help with the people side of business Taking leaps to gain new skills Importance of getting out there and meeting people to learn about other careers, industries, opportunities, etc Partnership and business came from networking and talking with people How to network your way into a job When you share your dreams with the world, the world will conspire to help you How to run a great meeting What differentiates high performing teams - psychological safety: do people feel safe to bring things up Amy Edmundson TED Talk on building a psychologically safe work space Why culture is so important in organizations big or small Hiring a new employee is a big challenge for a small firm Why people development is so important for companies that are trying to grow Vision for developing talent and a business at the same time Importance of trying things and not just sitting on the sidelines Why it is so important to prioritize how you spend your time We all have the ability to prioritize our time more than we think Links: Exember Consulting www.Entrepreneurhotseat.com Andy Storch Coaching Please feel free to provide feedback by sending an email to andy@andystorch.com

When you are pregnant, for most parents to be it is a time of great joy, anticipation, hopes and dreams of having a baby, and raising a family. However, in Australia about 1 in a 120 babies will be born still or die within the first month of life. It is a heartbreaking and tragic to have birthed a baby, become a parent yet be empty handed, no baby arms. This episode we feature When a baby dies; being with death and grief. We will be hearing about ways you can support friends and family members who are experiencing the loss of their baby, the healing journey or becoming whole again, how to be with the grief and loss of other's or your own. We also feature the the stories of three different parents sharing their experience of neonatal loss. My guest for this episode features Denise Love, founder of Life Options and women’s health Cambodia, where Denise spends much of the year working with birthing mothers and Traditional Birth attendants to bring about safer healthier mothers and babies. Denise also provides doula, death doula and other birth related trainings across Australia. We also have three short stories from parents who have walked the long hard unyielding road of neonatal death. Aired live April 2017, from the heart of Byron Bay 99.9 Fm community radio. Host: Lara Martin Special thanks toDenise Love - www.deniselove.net Stephanie. Susanne and David Monteith - Grace in Action, I pause spoken word. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFD7mqqkPRE&t=21sIf you are experiencing distress from the loss of a miscarriage, stillbirth or newborn death Sands has a 24/ 7 bereavement support line. www.sands.org.au/local-group-supportmusic - Timshel by Mumford and Sons, Angel by Sarah Mclachlan.

When you are pregnant, for most parents to be it is a time of great joy, anticipation, hopes and dreams of having a baby, and raising a family. However, in Australia about 1 in a 120 babies will be born still or die within the first month of life. It is a heartbreaking and tragic to have birthed a baby, become a parent yet be empty handed, no baby arms. This episode we feature When a baby dies; being with death and grief. We will be hearing about ways you can support friends and family members who are experiencing the loss of their baby, the healing journey or becoming whole again, how to be with the grief and loss of other's or your own. We also feature the the stories of three different parents sharing their experience of neonatal loss. My guest for this episode features Denise Love, founder of Life Options and women’s health Cambodia, where Denise spends much of the year working with birthing mothers and Traditional Birth attendants to bring about safer healthier mothers and babies. Denise also provides doula, death doula and other birth related trainings across Australia. We also have three short stories from parents who have walked the long hard unyielding road of neonatal death. Aired live April 2017, from the heart of Byron Bay 99.9 Fm community radio. Host: Lara Martin Special thanks toDenise Love - www.deniselove.net Stephanie. Susanne and David Monteith - Grace in Action, I pause spoken word. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFD7mqqkPRE&t=21sIf you are experiencing distress from the loss of a miscarriage, stillbirth or newborn death Sands has a 24/ 7 bereavement support line. www.sands.org.au/local-group-supportmusic - Timshel by Mumford and Sons, Angel by Sarah Mclachlan.

Born José Miguel Sánchez Gómez, YOSS assumed his pen name in 1988, when he won the Premio David in the science fiction category for Timshel. Together with his peculiar pseudonym, the author’s aesthetic of an impenitent rocker has allowed him to stand out amongst his fellow Cuban writers. Earning a degree in Biology in 1991, he went on to graduate from the first ever course on Narrative Techniques at the Onelio Jorge Cardoso Center of Literary Training, in the year 1999. Today, Yoss writes both realistic and science fiction works. Alongside these novels, the author produces essays, reviews, and compilations, and actively promotes the Cuban science fiction literary workshops, Espiral and Espacio Abierto. In this episode, Jon interviews YOSS about his newest book, Super Extra Grande. The post Cuban science fiction – Ep 6 with YOSS appeared first on Read Learn Live Podcast.

Michael Slaby is the Founder and Head of Mission of Timshel, a startup that has developed a platform called The Groundwork to give organizations and brands more powerful digital tools to analyze all the data they are producing, help them organize supporters, get their message out, and raise money. According to Federal Election Commission records, Hillary Clinton has spent almost $500,000 on Timshel’s services since announcing her candidacy last year. Before starting Timshel, Michael was the CTO of Obama for America in 2008 and Obama’s Chief Integration Officer in 2012,  overseeing the campaign's integration of technology, digital strategy, and analytics.  listen on iTunes listen on stitcher In This Episode You Will Learn: How an "argument of violent agreement" got Michael into politics The differences between the 2008 election and 2012 election What the team took from the 2012 campaign to Timshel How Timshel balances being a for profit company and having a social mission How Timshel is helping Hillary Clinton's campaign Why they started a podcast Why we need to improve the availability of early stage capital here in Chicago (None of Timshel's investors are from here) Why Michael thinks Chicago has a bright future in impact analytics How entrepreneurs can balance the line between optimism and insanity Selected Links From The Episode: Dick Durbin, Illinois Senator Joe Rospars, Founder & CEO of Blue State Digital Harper Reed, Former CTO at Obama For America Dan Wagner, Founder and CEO of Civis Analytics UN Refugee Agency The Hive, digital arm of UN Refugee Agency Impact Engine The way we think about charity is dead wrong by Dan Pallotta,  Stephanie Hannon, CTO of Clinton Campaign Edelmen, Marketing Agency Fabretto Foundation Bright Pink I Am That Girl Food Tank Elevate Purpose, Timshel's podcast Rayid Ghani, Director of the Center for Data Science and Public Policy Kevin Willer, VC at Chicago Ventures JB Pritzker, VC at Pritzker VC Matter Data For Social Good University of Chicago Crime Lab UN Sustainable Development Goals Favorite Books:  East of Eden by John Steinbeck (where the name Timshel comes from) This Is Water by David Foster Wallace (given to every new employee)  Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts

“Mr. Steinbeck has written the precise equivalent of those nineteenth century melodramas in which the villains could always be recognized because they waxed their mustaches …” —Anthony West in a _New Yorker _review of East of Eden entitled “California Moonshine.”From it's publication in 1952, John Steinbeck's _East of Eden _has always been more of a popular than a critical favorite. As another great twentieth century author (Raymond Chandler) wrote, “The average critic never recognizes an achievement when it happens. He explains it after it has become respectable.”There are parts of _East of Eden _(the characters of Lee and Cathy, some of Steinbeck's prose styling) that may never be respectable. It's one of those books that's too much of a potboiler for certain members of the (ahem) Critical Intelligentsia, and too much like Literature for certain blockheads who only read potboilers.Not that any of this matters to the heroes of The Bookening.They love it all_ _unabashedly. Read it and you will too.In the final part of their series on John Steinbeck's _East of Eden, _our heroes wax elegant on Adam Trask and his sons, crush on Abra, love on Lee, and try to understand the mystery that is Cathy. Do they succeed in saying everything they have to say about this awesome book? They mayest.Timshel, Bro.★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Finska Pinnarissa vierailee yhtye minkä nimi on sama kuin eräs tunnettu kappale amerikkalaisyhtyeeltä Mumford & Sons, eli Timshel. Bändinimi ei kuitenkaan tule kyseisestä kappaleesta, mutta inspiraation lähde on yksi ja sama, ja liittyy amerikkalaiskirjailija John Steinbeckiin. Studiossa selvitetään yhtyeen tausta ja miten Timshel kehittyi sooloprojektista, kvartettiin ja lopulta kuuden hengen bändiin. Kaikki ovat Pohjanmaalta kotoisin, mutta nykyään kaikki kuusi jäsentä ovat jakaantuneet kolmen kaupungin välille - Tukholma, Turku ja Vaasa. Haastattelussa yhtyeen jäsenet Markus Bergfors ja Olli Pettersson. PÅ SVENSKA: Bandet Timshel från Österbotten besöker Finska Pinnar. Perjantaipaneeli Perjantaipaneelissa arvostellaan Krista Siegfridsin uusi Cinderella-sinkku, pohditaan Lexbase-yhtiön tietoturvaproblematiikkaa, katsastamme brittiläisen lehtimiehen negatiivista kuvaa Pohjoismaista, katsomme Le Week-end-elokuvan trailerin, ihmettelemme amerikkalaisen kulttuuriimperialismin hyviä puolia ja annetaan lausunto Zlatanin Volvo-yhteistyöstä. Paneelissa mukana Päivi Korhonen, Magnus Kortelainen ja Joona Suni. Juontajina Kike Bertell ja Kirke Ailio Rodwell.

Scripture: Acts 25:1-22; Justin Barker

Genesis 4:7 - Cain made a choice. What is your choice? Here are 6 polarities to choose between.

Join us for our new series: Ladder to the Stars. It might be the most important word in the world: Timshel. It’s hard to define. It’s even harder to live it. But, it might be the very thing we need most. It offers us hope, a ladder to the stars. Together we explore the ancient story of Cain and Abel, beyond the murder and into the hope we all share.