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CLICK HERE TO PROTECT THE DUCK FACTORYSuccess in the outdoors starts with being yourself and finding ways to share your passion with others.Recorded live from DUX 2026, host Jimbo Robinson sits down with former NFL quarterback and outdoorsman Devlin “Duck” Hodges to discuss the launch of Club Country, his first major brand collaboration, and why authenticity matters more than ever in hunting culture. The conversation covers everything from waterfowl hunting and golf to mentorship, social media, and the importance of introducing new people to the outdoors. Duck shares the story behind Club Country's rapid growth, the inspiration behind his first collaboration with Gunner Kennels, and why his platform is focused on helping the next generation enjoy hunting without feeling pressured by comparison, competition, or online expectations.Topics CoveredThe launch of Club Country at DUX 2026Why golf and hunting naturally fit togetherThe story behind the Gunner Kennels collaborationSocial media, authenticity, and outdoor cultureAdvice for young hunters entering the sportThe importance of mentorship and communityFuture plans for Club CountryWhy enjoying the hunt matters more than the outcomeListen now: www.ducks.org/DUPodcastSend feedback: DUPodcast@ducks.orgSPONSORS:Bird Dog Whiskey and Cocktails:Whether you're winding down with your best friend, or celebrating with your favorite crew, Bird Dog brings award-winning flavor to every moment. Enjoy responsibly. CLICK HERE TO PROTECT THE DUCK FACTORY

What if you could add hundreds—even thousands—to every customer ticket without finding a single new customer? In this episode, we're breaking down exactly how successful detail shops are doing it. Join Jason Otterness - Car Supplies Warehouse, Kirk Evans, and the Details of the Roundtable join us to discuss why today's successful detailing businesses are evolving into complete vehicle protection centers—not just detail shops.In this episode you'll learn:Why PPF is one of the fastest-growing profit centers in detailingEasy PPF add-on services you can start offering immediatelyHow ceramic coatings, window tint, and PPF work togetherThe biggest mistakes new PPF installers makeWhy training and networking can accelerate your business growthHow to work ON your business instead of IN your businessProven ways to increase your average ticket and boost profitability

If you asked most business owners what makes their company valuable, they'd probably answer revenue or profit.But according to business exit strategist Joseph LoPresti, that's only part of the story.In this episode of Grow Your Business and Grow Your Wealth, Gary Heldt sits down with Joseph to discuss the hidden factors that determine whether a business attracts premium buyers or struggles to sell at all.Joseph explains why transferable value is the true driver of enterprise value, why exit planning should begin years before a sale, and how owners can build a business that creates both financial freedom and a lasting legacy.Whether you expect to sell in three years or thirty, this episode offers practical strategies every entrepreneur should begin implementing today.In this episode you'll learn:Why transferable value matters more than revenue aloneThe biggest mistake business owners make when preparing to sellWhy the ideal exit planning window is three to five yearsThe surprising reason many owners regret selling their businessHow to discover your personal Freedom PointWhy business value and personal wealth planning should work togetherThe importance of preparing for the unexpected "5 Ds"Why only a small percentage of businesses sell for their expected valueHow coordinated advisors help owners achieve better outcomesPractical ways to increase your company's long-term valueAbout Joseph LoPrestiJoseph LoPresti is the Founder and CEO of Clearpoint Family Office and founder of The LoPresti Advisory Group. He helps entrepreneurs build transferable business value, reduce taxes, coordinate financial and exit planning, and create successful business transitions that preserve both wealth and legacy.Connect with JosephWebsite:https://clearpointfamilyoffice.comLinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/josephloprestiConnect with Gary Heldt

You feel like every simple request turns into a debate. Picking up a backpack, putting away a phone, getting ready for bed, or helping around the house somehow becomes another power struggle. After enough of those moments, it's easy to wonder whether your child respects you at all.In this episode of Parents of the Year, Andrew and Dr. Caroline explain why respect isn't something children automatically have for adults. It's something they learn through consistent leadership, clear boundaries, connection, and practice.They discuss the habits that quietly weaken parental authority, including negotiating every rule, repeating instructions without following through, avoiding conflict, allowing screens to replace family connection, and expecting counsellors or diagnoses to solve parenting challenges.You'll also learn practical ways to strengthen your relationship through family rituals, shared fun, predictable boundaries, calm communication, and leading with confidence instead of control.If you're tired of constant arguments and want your child to listen because they trust your leadership rather than fear your reactions, this episode offers practical strategies you can start using today.Homework IdeasThis episode is highly practical. Andrew and Caroline encourage parents to focus less on getting immediate obedience and more on building leadership over time.Choose one family rule that regularly turns into an argument.Rewrite it so it's:clearpredictableenforceableAvoid creating new rules in the heat of frustration.Establish a boundary Instead of repeating yourself, state the expectation once and state the consequence once. A consequence is something you can enforce, something YOU are going to do. For example, if you tell your child the expectation is that they turn off their screen at dinner, the consequence of not following through is that you will take their screen away until the next day. To be most successful, remain emotionally neutral. Follow through calmly and consistently. Notice how much less talking is required.Protect one family ritual this week.Ideas include:family dinnerSunday brunchbreakfast togetherevening walkdessert togethercleaning up dinner togetherThe activity matters less than being consistently present together.Add one moment of fun every day.It doesn't need to be elaborate.Try:sending a funny memecooking togethertaking a walksharing musicplaying cardstelling funny storiesSmall shared moments build connection. Send us Fan MailEnjoying the show? Help us out by rating us on Apple! https://apple.co/3du8mPK Follow us on Facebook and join our Facebook Community! Access resources, get support from other parents, and ask Caroline and Andrew your questions! Follow FB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61566206651235and FB Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/674563503855526 

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When a child grows up with a sibling with a disability, what defines their childhood? Author Brian Trapp reflects on life with his twin brother with cerebral palsy. Brian shares how his childhood was a source of unexpected gifts, deep connection, and lifelong formation. He joins Amy Julia Becker to consider:Limits of labels like “glass child” and “mental age”Family and flourishing togetherThe complexity of identitySibling and caregiving relationshipsRange of Motion by Brian TrappS10 E9: 00:00 The Bond of Brotherhood: Growing Up with Disability 08:55 Glass Child Syndrome and Sibling Experiences 18:23 Analogies for Family Life with Disability 23:27 The Complexity of Identity within Relationships and Caregiving 32:07 Fiction vs. Memoir: Exploring Personal Narratives 35:31 Understanding Mental Age and Its Implications 40:23 Reimagining Disability: A House of LaughterMENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:Cognoscenti essay by Brian Trapp: My twin brother was disabled, but I don't consider myself a 'glass child'Julia Miele Rodas' essay: “Limited Visibility; Or Confessions of a Satellite”Range of Motion: A Novel by Brian Trapp_SUBSCRIBE to Amy Julia's Substack: amyjuliabecker.substack.comWATCH this conversation on YouTube: Amy Julia Becker on YouTubeJOIN the conversation on Instagram: @amyjuliabeckerLISTEN to more episodes: amyjuliabecker.com/shows/_ABOUT OUR GUEST:Brian Trapp is the author of Range of Motion. He is director of Disability Studies at the University of Oregon, where he also teaches creative writing and edits the Northwest Review. His essay about being a sibling to his twin brother Danny was featured on NPR's Here and Now. Find out more at: https://briantrappwriter.com/__We want to hear your thoughts. Send us a text!Connect with me:InstagramFacebookYouTubeWebsiteThanks for listening! 

In this episode of Regulation Station, Becca Engle is joined by school principal Anthony Chiles for a conversation about neurodivergent students, school systems, regulation, and what children really need to thrive in educational environments.Together they explore the increasing number of neurodivergent students entering schools, the challenges educators face in supporting diverse needs, and the importance of balancing academic expectations with nervous system regulation. Anthony shares practical examples from his school, including sensory spaces, visual supports, transition planning, and even reintroducing rest time for young learners.The conversation also examines the role of relationships in education, debates around intervention approaches, and how schools can create environments that support both learning and wellbeing.In this episode:Supporting neurodivergent students in mainstream schoolsWhy regulation and learning should work togetherThe impact of transitions on autistic and neurodivergent childrenBuilding flexibility into educational environmentsSensory needs, classroom design, and school cultureTechnology, attention, and modern childhoodThe importance of trusted relationships in educationRethinking traditional approaches to behaviour and supportGuest:Anthony Chiles is a primary school principal with more than 20 years of experience in education. He is passionate about creating flexible, supportive learning environments that meet children where they are and help them succeed.

In Part Two of Clint's conversation with Alisa Cohn, top-ranked executive coach and author of “From Start-Up to Grown-Up,” the discussion turns from personal leadership to organizational leadership.Alisa shares practical advice for leaders who want to better understand their impact, give more effective feedback, build stronger cultures, and create the structure necessary for growth. She explains why difficult conversations are often acts of service, how trust is built in remote and hybrid environments, and why the most successful leaders continuously make time to reflect and learn.Whether you're leading a startup, managing a growing team, or simply looking to become a more effective leader, this conversation is packed with actionable insights you can put to work immediately.This is the second part of a two-part conversation.Topics Covered:How to gather honest feedback about your leadershipUnderstanding the difference between intention and impactThe "COIN" framework for difficult conversationsWhy hinting is not a leadership strategyTurning feedback into growth opportunitiesWhy structure is essential for scaling organizationsCreating productive meetings and better decision-making processesBuilding intentional company cultureThe difference between stated values and actual behaviorsLeading remote and hybrid teams effectivelyBuilding trust when teams aren't physically togetherThe role of communication in organizational successWhy reflection and learning agility separate great leaders from the restLinks:Alisa's website - https://www.alisacohn.com/ Alisa's LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/alisacohn/ Alisa's book, “From Start-Up to Grown-Up” - https://amzn.to/4gk9p38

“We're all creative. We just lose track of that at times, but you don't need to do much to get started. We all have an artist inside of us.” –Holly Becker“What haven't I done yet that maybe I could do that would make other people happy?” That's the guiding question to Holly Becker's business world. Holly is an artist and multi-passionate entrepreneur who writes books, teaches, classes, does interior design … all under a creative umbrella.What could you do that would make other people (or yourself) happy? Maybe give art journaling a try. The beauty of it? No rules. It's easy to start. And you can dive into any topic or emotion in your journal. It can be healing or fluffy and fun.Holly talks about journaling in this conversation and also in the summer issue of Pause Magazine.We talk about:Trying the things that are interesting to you and finding the umbrella that holds them togetherThe power of accountability when doing the things that make a differenceShowing up even when it feels like you are talking to an empty roomTricks for getting past being uncomfortable talking on cameraWhy to art journalHow to get started with art journalingABOUT HOLLYHolly Becker is an interior designer, author, journalist, teacher and founder of the blog decor8.LINKShttps://www.decor8blog.com/https://www.instagram.com/decor8https://substack.com/@decor8Pause Magazine, Issue 5The Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick RubinPalette Perfect by Lauren WagerDOABLE CHANGESAt the end of every episode, we share three doable changes, so you can take what you've heard and put it into action. Action is where change happens.But here's the thing: when we have a goal, a wish, a desire bubbling up in us, it can feel really huge. Sometimes we stop ourselves in our tracks based on how huge our desire feels. Change needs action, but it doesn't need huge action. When we focus on the next step, the next Doable Change that we can integrate into our lives, we don't get stuck and we create momentum.Choose one Doable Change that resonates with you today and really play with it. Fit it into your life, your days, make it work for you — then move on to your next Doable Change.Here are Three Doable Changes from this conversation: ASK A QUESTION. Ask yourself Holly's guiding question: What haven't I done yet that maybe I could do that would make other people happy? Don't censor or make excuses why you can't do it. Just list ideas.COLLECT ART SUPPLIES. Gather some materials you could use for art journaling or collage. Keep it simple: old magazines, washi tape, pens you love, photographs, paint swatches, old kids artwork, ticket stubs … Add a blank book, scissors, and a glue stick and you are ready to get you started.CREATE ONE JOURNAL PAGE. Don't worry about making it pretty or conveying a deep idea. Just start putting things on the page and see what wants to emerge. Remember, you don't have to share this with anybody, so be messy, play. Don't love it? Turn the page and try again.

If your house sounds like a WWE match in a bounce house all summer long... this episode is for you. The arguing. The tattling. The screaming from the other room. The constant feeling that you've spent the last three hours breaking up fights and saying, "GUYS. PLEASE. JUST STOP." Most parents think sibling fighting means something is wrong. What if it's actually one of the most important relationships your child will ever have?In this episode, Kristin and Deena are giving you the exact roadmap for what to do when your kids won't stop fighting (hello summer) and the surprisingly common parenting mistake that can make sibling conflict even worse.You'll learn:When to step in... and when to stay out of itWhy playing detective ("Who started it?!") backfiresWhat to say in the moment when things are escalatingThe simple shift that helps kids actually solve problems togetherThe science-backed way to reduce sibling rivalry before it startsHow to teach the social skills your kids need for life, not just for summerBy the end of this episode, you'll understand what's really happening beneath the sibling chaos, exactly how to respond, and how to raise kids who can disagree, repair, and stay connected—even when they're driving each other absolutely insane. This isn't just about the summer, it's about creating the groundwork for a lifelong healthy sibling dynamic and closeness.If you've ever hidden in the pantry eating snacks while your kids scream at each other in the next room... press play immediately. This episode might save your summer.This episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.Cozy Earth - Head to cozyearth.com and use code BIGLITTLEFEELINGS for up to 20% off!Quince - Refresh your wardrobe with Quince. Go to quince.com/BLF for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns. ResortPass - Visit resortpass.com/BLF to get $20 off your first booking of $100 or more.Tumble - MachineWashableRugs, MadeBetter. For a limited time only, our listeners get 10% off + free shipping at Tumbleliving.com/BLFVisit Myrtle Beach - You belong at The Beach – Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Plan the best family vacation ever at VisitMyrtleBeach.com.Warby Parker - Buy one prescription pair and get 20% off any additional prescription pairs at WarbyParker.com/BLF.Produced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Send us Fan MailWhat separates goalies who make it to the highest level from those who never quite get there?In this episode of The Goalie Mindset Podcast, Pete Fry sits down with legendary goalie coach Eli Wilson, who has spent more than 25 years developing some of the best goaltenders in the world, including Carey Price, Devan Dubnyk, Stuart Skinner, Tim Thomas, and many more.This conversation dives into the mental side of elite performance and what Eli has learned from working with goalies at every level of the game.Pete and Eli discuss:What made Carey Price different from everyone elseWhy focus and concentration separate elite goaliesThe role competitiveness plays in long-term successWhy some talented goalies never reach their potentialHow confidence, work ethic, and open-mindedness work togetherThe biggest mistakes coaches and parents make with goaliesWhy gratitude and perspective matter during difficult seasonsOne theme comes up again and again throughout the conversation:The best goalies never stop trying to get better.Whether it's Carey Price, Devan Dubnyk, Stuart Skinner, or Tim Thomas, they all shared a willingness to learn, adapt, and keep improving, even when they were already performing at a high level.Eli also shares some powerful advice for coaches. Building trust, communicating with your goalies, and focusing on helping them improve is far more effective than criticism, sarcasm, or dwelling on mistakes.This episode is packed with lessons for goalies, coaches, and parents alike.

What happens when retailers become so focused on efficiency that they lose the flexibility needed to serve customers at their best?In this episode, Melissa Moore is joined by Sue Hedaux, Co-Founder and Head of Insights at ReThink Productivity, to discuss the findings from the Future Ready Retail Report. Together, they explore the growing productivity paradox facing retailers today, where stores can appear highly efficient on paper while colleagues feel stretched and customers still face queues, delays and poor availability.Sue shares practical insights on capacity planning, hidden productivity drains, self-checkout optimisation and why retailers need to focus on creating value rather than simply cutting costs. The conversation also looks at the future role of AI in retail and how businesses can ensure technology supports both colleagues and customers.In This EpisodeWhy retailers are hitting a "capacity ceiling"The hidden cost of time-filling tasksHow to spot wasted effort in store operationsMaking self-checkout work more effectivelyWhy customer experience and productivity must work togetherThe opportunities and challenges AI presents for retailFind out more at: https://rethinkproductivity.co.uk/

Send us Fan MailIn this important episode of Why Not Me? Embracing Autism and Mental Health Worldwide, Tony Mantor sits down with Dr. Alan Meyer, psychiatrist and Behavioral Health Officer for the City of San Diego Fire-Rescue Department, and Ann Marie Council, retired Senior Deputy City Attorney and mental health policy advisor, for an in-depth discussion about the challenges facing today's mental health system. Together, they explore why so many individuals with serious mental illness fall through the cracks, the disconnect between policy and real-world implementation, and how communities can better support those in crisis before tragedy strikes.The conversation covers assisted outpatient treatment, California's CARE Act, healthcare burnout, homelessness, autism, schizophrenia, and the urgent need for earlier intervention and stronger collaboration between healthcare providers, lawmakers, first responders, and community organizations.This is the first of a two-part series that shines a light on the people working to create meaningful change in mental healthcare.In this episode you'll learn:Why mental health and physical health must be treated togetherThe barriers preventing people from receiving timely careHow policy often fails frontline healthcare workersThe role of cities, counties, and states in behavioral health servicesWhy assisted outpatient treatment remains difficult to accessHow technology and AI could improve mental health accessThe importance of prevention instead of waiting for crisisWhy community partnerships are essential for lasting solutionsHow burnout is affecting healthcare professionals and first respondersWhat changes could transform the future of mental healthcareOur GuestsDr. Alan MeyerPsychiatrist at the University of California, San DiegoBehavioral Health Officer for the City of San Diego Fire-Rescue DepartmentSpecialist in complex behavioral health and high-utilizer emergency response systemsAnn Marie CouncilRetired Senior Deputy City Attorney for the City of San DiegoFounding Partner and Mental Health Policy Advisor at Quarter Turn StrategiesAdvocate for legislative reform and improved mental health policyKey TakeawayReal change begins when healthcare, government, first responders, and communities stop working in silos and start working together. Early intervention, compassionate care, and practical policy reforms can save lives and restore hope for individuals and families navigating serious mental illness.If this conversation inspires you, follow the show, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who believes mental health deserves greater understanding and action.#MentalHealth #Autism #BehavioralHealth #Psychiatry #HealthcarePolicy #EarlyIntervention #SeriousMentalIllness #WhyNotMePodcast #TonyMantor #MentalHealthAwareness #Homelessness #CommunityCarehttps://tonymantor.comhttps://Facebook.com/tonymantorhttps://instagram.com/tonymantorhttps://twitter.com/tonymantorhttps://youtube.com/tonymantormusicintro/outro music bed written by T. WildWhy Not Me the World music published by Mantor Music (BMI)

SummaryRobert Bolden shares personal insights on faith, surrender, and the beauty of God's creation, emphasizing the importance of community and continuous spiritual growth.Key TopicsThe meaning of meekness and inheritance of the earthPersonal journey of faith and surrender to JesusThe beauty of God's creation and natural worldThe importance of community and meeting togetherThe significance of continuous spiritual growth and avoiding deliberate sinTakeawaysSurrender is a continuous process that deepens faith.Nature is a reflection of God's glory and should be appreciated.Community and encouragement are vital for spiritual growth.Deliberate turning away from faith can lead to spiritual danger.Sharing personal stories strengthens faith and community.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Podcast Background02:00 Reflection on Matthew 5:5 and Surrender04:07 The Beauty of God's Creation and Living in Gratitude05:34 The Accessibility of God's Grace and Personal Transformation06:53 Encouragement to Stay Connected and Meet in Community09:51 The Warning Against Deliberate Sin and Turning Away from Faith11:13 The Significance of a Personal 'Come Out of the Desert' Moment12:41 Closing Remarks and Invitation to CommunityReady to become part of the community? https://lifetransformed.podia.com/message us and we will give you free access.Merchhttps://www.bonfire.com/store/lifetransformed/Schedule a serve call ⁠https://www.picktime.com/LifeTransformed⁠Instagram ⁠https://www.instagram.com/bbolden18?igsh=cnlvdjQ5eGJwZTM%3D&utm_source=qr⁠https://www.instagram.com/bbolden18?igsh=cnlvdjQ5eGJwZTM%3D&utm_source=qrYouTube⁠https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx6sszulCUrjodEyThd-rBw⁠Podcasts Join me live from Odd's Cafe here in Asheville…  message me for the exact time.  ⁠https://www.oddscafe.com/⁠Email: robertbolden@thisworldfreedom.com

Austin and Hannah Rief are proving that entrepreneurship doesn't have to come at the expense of family. In this episode of Living The Red Life, the founders of Midwest Outlaw Garage and Lil' Grease Monkey Childcare reveal how they transformed a small-town dream into two thriving businesses while raising three children side by side. From overcoming difficult childhood experiences and criticism from others to building a 22,000-square-foot operation from humble beginnings, they share the mindset, work ethic, and relentless determination that fuel their success. This conversation dives into small-town entrepreneurship, family business growth, automotive innovation, leadership, and the realities of building companies together as husband and wife. Their story is a powerful reminder that success belongs to those willing to embrace discomfort, solve problems, and keep moving forward.Key TakeawaysWhy being comfortable with discomfort is essential for entrepreneurial growthHow Austin and Hannah built two businesses while raising three children togetherThe power of solving real-world problems instead of chasing trendsWhy self-belief matters more than other people's opinionsHow small-town entrepreneurs can compete through reputation, integrity, and hard workNotable Quotes"You got to be comfortable being uncomfortable.""If you say we're going to do something, we're going to do it.""Don't sit there and ask somebody what they think about your idea. Just do it.""You have to have that self-love that you are worth it, you are strong enough, and you can succeed.""Failure teaches you more than success ever will."Connect with Rudy Mawer:LinkedInInstagramFacebookTwitter

Lewis Ward spent sixteen years covering games as an analyst at IDC. Now he runs Design Desk at Player Driven, and his obsession has moved upstream, into the design layer where games are still just ideas. In this episode he and Greg get into the part of game-making most teams skip: the psychology underneath the code, the math underneath the fun, and the reason a strong blueprint so often falls apart on the way to a shipped game. It's a conversation about why design is never really separate from the real world, and why the gap between theory and practice is where studios quietly lose.What they get into:Lewis's move from market-research analyst to Design Desk, and why the early "kernel of an idea" stage is the part that fascinates him nowThe Guild Wars 2 lesson from Kristen Cox: architect your live ops systems to be surprised by players, then have the humility to say "we were wrong" and roll with it (the 80-to-100-person "champ trains" nobody designed for)Why gaming is a verb, not a noun, and how even a single-player game is a conversation with the team that built itGame economy vs. monetization: Catalin Alexander's argument that every forced choice in a game is an economic decision, and that the math underneath the core loop is what holds the whole thing togetherThe three loops of a live game, from moment-to-moment to season to multi-year progression, and why they all have to line up mathematicallyGenres as psychological needs: how self-determination theory (autonomy, mastery, relatedness) maps onto why players pick what they pick, and why too many designers treat psychology as "frou frou" and skip itThe dark power fantasy problem: why letting one player feel like a god works in single-player and breaks the moment a game goes social (and what that means for web3 games that turned everyone else into serfs)A preview of the upcoming Charlie Olsen episode on skill-based matchmaking, framed as Activision managing skill like a scarce resource to engineer close, uncertain, "sweaty" matchesWhere AI playtesting tools might let smaller teams get design insight without spending six figures on a data clean roomGuest: Lewis Ward, VP of Content, Design Desk at Player Driven. Former IDC games analyst (2009–2025), covering PC, console, and mobile. Reading list referenced: The Rules We Break (Eric Zimmerman), A Theory of Fun (Raph Koster), and a self-determination theory text.Mentioned in the episode: Kristen Cox (ArenaNet / Guild Wars 2), Oscar Clark (Arcanix), Catalin Alexander (behavioral game economist), Nick Yee (Quantic Foundry), Mark Otero (dark power fantasy take), Charlie Olsen (Invokation Games, ex-Activision matchmaking), and an upcoming Zach Letter / WonderWorks episode on Roblox and real-time live ops.A line worth pulling: On social games, Lewis: "Once you get into a social context, it's very difficult to make one person a god, because that makes everybody else a serf. And you know what the serfs will do? They'll quit the game."

One of the most important astrological alignments of 2026 is now upon us as Uranus in Gemini forms an exact square to the Nodal Axis.This is an evolutionary crossroads - a moment that asks us to examine the stories, systems, and beliefs we've inherited and decide which ones are worthy of being carried into the future.In today's broadcast, we'll explore:✨ Human Design Week: Sun in Gate 45-Distribution & Earth in Gate 26-Integrity✨ Venus conjunct Jupiter in Cancer and the expansion of our values, relationships, and sense of belonging✨ Mercury square Saturn and the reality checks emerging through communication, information, and decision-making✨ Uranus square the Nodes and what this collective choice point may reveal about the future we are creating togetherThe future isn't predetermined.It is being shaped by the choices we make individually and collectively right now.Join me as we explore the energies of a week that may prove to be one of the most significant turning points of the year.

Let's talk. Send me a message with your email and I'll get back to you!This year changed the way I think about teaching math.Between piloting a new curriculum, beginning National Board Certification, and teaching students with very different needs, I realized something important:

In Season 5, Episode 19 of the Pest Control Marketing Domination Podcast, Casey Lewis discusses how well-planned content helps pest control companies build organic authority, improve SEO, and support Google's EEAT principles: experience, expertise, authoritativeness, and trustworthiness.This episode explains how pillar pages, topic clusters, blog articles, guides, videos, social posts, FAQs, and Google Business Profile updates work together to strengthen a pest control company's online presence.Casey also discusses the importance of content volume, message consistency, and topic ownership before expecting long-term SEO results. Using examples such as green, eco-friendly pest control in California's Central Coast and the media attention around Spencer Pratt's L.A. mayoral race, the episode shows how repeated messaging can influence visibility and public awareness.The episode also covers simple video, edited video, and professional video, and why the value of video often comes from the clarity and frequency of the message rather than production quality alone.Why content still matters for pest control SEOHow Google's EEAT principles apply to pest control companiesThe difference between random content and strategic contentHow pillar pages and topic clusters build topical authorityWhy content volume matters before expecting SEO resultsHow repeated messaging can influence attention and visibilityWhy pest control companies should focus on owning specific service nichesHow blogs, guides, videos, social media, and Google Business Profile posts work togetherThe difference between simple video, edited video, and professional videoHow to build a 90-day content cluster planIf you own or operate a pest control company and want help building a smarter content strategy, a stronger SEO foundation, better Google Ads campaigns, or a complete marketing automation system, reach out to Rhino Pest Control Marketing.Rhino Pest Control MarketingWebsite: https://rhinopestcontrolmarketing.comEmail: casey@rhinopros.comWebsite: https://rhinopestcontrolmarketing.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/rhinopestcontrolmarketingYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@rhinopestcontrolmarketingPodcast: Pest Control Marketing Domination Podcast

Thanks to our Partners, NAPA TRACS, Today's Class, KUKUI, and Pit Crew Loyalty Watch Full Video Episode Are you tired of telling your staff to “leave their problems at the door”? The reality is, what happens outside the shop often follows employees into the bays, the service counter, and every customer interaction throughout the day. Financial pressure, family struggles, burnout, stress, and emotional fatigue all impact confidence, communication, productivity, and sales performance, whether leaders recognize it or not. In this insightful episode, Rena Rennebohm, CEO of Empowered Advisor, and service advisor coach and shop owner Rachel Spencer, challenge the old-school mindset of “leave your problems at the door” and explore what modern leadership really looks like in high-performing repair shops. The strongest shops aren't built only on process and productivity; they're built on leaders who understand people. What You'll Learn How personal stress impacts sales performance and customer communicationWhy technician morale directly affects advisor confidence and trustThe connection between emotional stability and shop productivityHow great leaders identify performance struggles before KPIs declineWhy empathy and accountability must work togetherThe importance of daily check-ins and emotional awarenessHow negativity spreads through shop culture and how leaders can stop itWhy “soft skills” have become essential leadership skills in auto repair When employees feel supported, understood, and valued, communication improves, confidence grows, and performance follows. This episode offers practical insights for shop owners and managers who want to protect team performance, strengthen culture, and lead more effectively in today's high-pressure auto repair environment. Rena Rennebohm, CEO and Creator of Empowered Advisor. Rena's previous episodes HERE. Rachel Spencer, Spencer's Auto Repair, Krum, TX. Rachel's previous episodes HERE Thanks to our Partner, NAPA TRACS NAPA TRACS will move your shop into the SMS fast lane with onsite training and six days a week of support and local representation. Find NAPA TRACS on the Web at http://napatracs.com/ Thanks to our Partner, Today's Class Optimize training with Today's Class: In just 5 minutes daily, boost knowledge retention and improve team performance. Find Today's Class on the web at https://www.todaysclass.com/ Thanks to our Partner, KUKUI Stop juggling multiple marketing tools. KUKUI's integrated platform delivers 4x better website conversions, automated follow-up, and real-time ROI tracking. Get industry-leading customer support with KUKUI at https://www.kukui.com/ Thanks to our Partner, Pit Crew...

Today on Tess Talks, I'm joined by sisters and powerhouse founders Bianca Roccisano and Bridgette Roccisano — the women behind Booby Tape and Bianca and Bridgett. What started as a styling business and a simple problem-solving product has turned into two globally recognised brands worn by celebrities and stocked around the world. In this episode, we get into the realities of building fashion and product businesses as women, scaling globally, cash flow stress, influencer marketing, dating as female CEOs, motherhood and ambition, and the personal sacrifices that can come with building something big. This conversation feels like equal parts business masterclass and girls chat — honest, funny, chaotic and packed with insight.In this episode, we cover:How Bianca & Bridgette started their first business togetherThe moment they realised Booby Tape could become hugeBuilding both a product brand and fashion label simultaneouslyFashion business vs product businessGetting into global retailersThe truth about scaling a businessCash flow, risk & financial pressureInfluencer marketing & celebrity strategyThe biggest mistakes new brands makeDating as a successful female founderMotherhood & changing prioritiesBurnout, ambition & work-life balanceWorking with your sisterConfidence, criticism & backing yourselfWhy women should have their own moneyTheir best advice for women wanting to start a businessFor a limited time only, Tess Talks listeners can use the code TESS30 for 30% off both Booby Tape and Bianca and Bridgett. Follow @boobytapeFollow: @biancaandbridgettFollow: @biancaroccisano & @brigettrocca Find more: www.boobytape.com & www.biancaandbridgett.com Follow me on Instagram: @tess.shanahan & @tesstalksofficial Follow me on TikTok: @tessshanahanFollow me on YouTube: TessShanahan Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What does genuine Christian community actually look like?In this episode of 2414, Pastor Dan and Shane continue the conversation on St. Luke's 1-2-3 Challenge by focusing on “Gather: In Life Together.” From learning names and sharing meals to building trust through ordinary conversation, they explore why Christian fellowship is formed through consistent, everyday presence — not just major life moments.The episode moves from personal highs and lows, parenting struggles, and an absurd “Wheels vs. Doors” trivia game into a deeper discussion on friendship, vulnerability, and why modern Christianity can drift toward isolation and individualism.Drawing from Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Life Together, the conversation emphasizes that meaningful relationships are usually built slowly:“We share names before we share burdens. We share the boring parts of life before we share the big things.”Topics include:• Why the mundane matters in friendship• Introverts, extroverts, and practical connection steps• Why consistency builds trust• The danger of isolated Christianity• Summer Nights, meals, check-ins, and shared rhythms• How “training wheels” habits help create real community• Building belonging through ordinary life togetherThe 1-2-3 Challenge invites every person at St. Luke's to take two intentional steps in each of three discipleship areas:Gather. Grow. Go.This week's focus:Gather: In Life TogetherLearn more about the 1-2-3 Challenge:https://www.stlukes-church.com/the-123-challengeShare your completed steps so others can be encouraged:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSewdKCn3HpPkUwboSspBf8IJc_isSnlhyn8RRtWiYs0mxjOWQ/viewform?pli=1Want to share your faith story on the 2414 Podcast?Schedule a recording here:https://outlook.office.com/book/Ge29a5d453add4d478471a0c1bf208af9@stlukes-church.com/?ismsaljsauthenabledDon't forget to continue the conversation at home, in the car, at work, or anywhere you can find someone to talk to! Thanks for walking with us!Support the show

The crew opens with something Indiana fans haven't had in a while during May: actual basketball stuff to look forward to. Between the Peru trip, summer practices, and a roster that finally looks balanced on paper, there's a real sense of momentum around the program.Why the Peru trip could end up being way more important than just “extra games”The hidden value of IU adding “practice body” depth pieces late in the portal cycleHow Darian DeVries may have quietly overachieved in the transfer portalWhy this roster feels fundamentally different from some recent IU teamsThe discussion turns into a surprisingly optimistic conversation about fit, shooting, and actual roster constructionThere's also some fun reflection on the current state of IU athletics overall — from football momentum to the feeling that Indiana is finally showing up in national conversations for positive reasons again.And yes… the guys briefly spiral into memories of the 1992 Final Four loss to Duke, because some wounds apparently never heal.Segment 2: The Big Ten Schedule Is Out… and IU Might've Actually Caught a BreakThe conference opponents are officially set, and the panel wastes no time dissecting what's good, what's dangerous, and what could become sneaky problem spots.A few major themes emerge quickly:Not having to visit Illinois, Michigan, and Michigan State feels enormousWhy this schedule may set up well for a first-year roster still learning how to play togetherThe road games everyone says are “winnable”… but somehow never feel comfortableAn unfortunate amount of skepticism about beating Northwestern despite their roster turnoverWisconsin in Madison somehow turns into its own emotional subplotThe conversation eventually drifts into way-too-early Big Ten record predictions, and suddenly the panel is casually throwing around numbers that would represent Indiana's best conference season in years.Some restraint is attempted. It does not last long.Segment 3: NCAA Tournament Expansion, College Basketball Chaos, and Coach Wants Golf PartnersThe final segment tackles the looming NCAA Tournament expansion debate, and the conversation gets surprisingly thoughtful about what the tournament should actually represent.Topics include:Why expanding the field feels inevitable whether fans like it or notThe biggest issue with the current “First Four” setupA genuinely interesting idea for helping mid-major teams and preserving tournament magicWhy the NCAA still doesn't know how to properly treat smaller schools that earn tournament bidsThe guys accidentally workshop better tournament formats than the NCAA itselfAnd in true offseason fashion, the episode closes with:Indy 500 talksummer basketball planspodcast updatesretirement excitementand Coach Tonsoni openly recruiting Assembly Call listeners to play golf with him around IndianaWhich honestly feels exactly right for a mid-May IU basketball show.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Do you actually need to exercise on a GLP-1?If you're taking Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, or Zepbound and wondering whether workouts really matter for weight loss, this episode is for you.In this episode, Registered Dietitian and Certified Personal Trainer Gianna breaks down the science behind fat loss vs muscle loss on GLP-1 medications, and why movement, strength training, and protein intake matter for long-term success.Spoiler alert: losing weight is not automatically the same thing as improving body composition, protecting muscle, or supporting your metabolism.We're covering:Whether exercise is necessary on a GLP-1Why muscle loss can happen during rapid weight lossThe difference between fat loss and lean mass lossWhy strength training matters for metabolism and long-term resultsThe best types of exercise to focus on while taking a GLP-1How much exercise you actually needWhy protein and resistance training work togetherThe biggest exercise myths people believe about GLP-1 medicationsWhether you're brand new to GLP-1s or already losing weight on Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, or Zepbound, this episode will help you focus on building a healthier, stronger body (not just a smaller one).⭐ LOVE THIS EPISODE?If this episode helped you, it would mean so much if you:Follow the podcastLeave a rating + reviewShare this with a GLP-1 bestie who needs it

In this episode of Quick Book Reviews, Philippa is joined by the powerhouse writing duo Ellis Hunter — Kate Ellis Brown and Becky Hunter — to talk about their hugely anticipated debut Bloodbound.Already generating major buzz across the book world, Bloodbound is a standout novel blending witches, dragon riders, high-stakes magic, and powerful female friendships.WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVERWhat Blood Bound is about — and why readers are obsessedWhy this book works for both fantasy fans and fantasy beginnersThe rise of romantasy and why it's dominating the book worldHow two authors successfully co-write a novel togetherThe realities of going from publishing professionals to debut authorsBehind-the-scenes insight into book deals, rights, and global publishingThe pressure (and excitement) of writing Book 2Why female friendship is at the heart of this storyABOUT BLOOD BOUNDA gripping fantasy set between a Queendom of Witches and a Kingdom of Dragon Riders, where two women on opposite sides of a deadly conflict must face fate, power, and impossible choices.With:enemies-to-lovers tensionepic world-buildingmagic, dragons, and deadly trialsand unforgettable twists…it's no surprise this is the book everyone is talking about.ABOUT THE AUTHORSEllis Hunter is the writing duo of:Kate Ellis Brown – editor and publishing professionalBecky Hunter – author and former publicistTogether, they bring insider knowledge of the publishing world and a shared love of fantasy to create something fresh, addictive, and emotionally powerful.INSIDE THE WRITING PROCESSHow they split POV characters (Astrid & Skylar)Why planning together was keyThe challenges of writing collaborativelyHow deadlines and real life (including motherhood!) shaped the processIf you love:fantasy / romantasydragons, magic, and epic worldsbehind-the-scenes publishing insightauthor journeys and writing craftLOVE THE SHOW?Follow, rate and review Quick Book Reviews and share with a fellow readerOUT NOWBlood Bound is available now — perfect timing to dive into the book everyone is buzzing about.Follow Quick Book Reviews for book recommendations, author interviews, and weekly podcast episodes.

Rob Giardinelli has attended over 2,000 fundraising galas. In this episode, he breaks down what actually moves donors to give more, why "events are dead" is bad advice, and the guest experience details most nonprofits completely miss.Rob is the founder of robgiardinelli.com and host of the Fun in Fundraising podcast. After 15 years chronicling top galas across Texas and the country, he advises nonprofits on optimizing the guest experience—the gap between what event planners and auctioneers do.What you'll learn:Why post-COVID donors are more selective and how to earn their timeThe 3-legged stool every successful gala needs (and how to spot when it's broken)Why messaging has to happen in the room, not just in the inviteHow major gifts, development, and gala teams should actually work togetherThe real determiner of whether someone becomes a lifelong supporterWhy "what works in Houston won't work in Austin" (and what that means for your event)Chapters:00:00 Like & Subscribe :)00:45 Trevor and Rob catch up03:49 Rob's path from tech to fundraising08:39 What's changed about donors since COVID11:03 Why every city fundraises differently14:08 Treat your gala like a business17:20 "Events are dead" pushback24:30 STOP competing internally26:55 How to get the messaging right31:22 3-events rule for lifelong donors33:12 Rob's advice: don't make fundraising harder than it needs to beHave a question or topic you'd like us to cover? Let us know https://hgafundraising.com/ask-your-questions/

In this eye-opening episode of I Am Refocused, host Shemaiah Reed welcomes Beth Mielbrecht — Health Detective, Precision Healing Expert, and founder of Health with Beth. Beth works with health-conscious women in midlife who are done with trial-and-error, generic advice, and hearing “everything looks normal” or “it's just age.” After 35 years as a Professional Engineer, she developed The Precision Healing Method™, a powerful way to ask the body directly using bioenergetic testing (QEST4) and get clear, exact answers instead of guessing. In this conversation, Beth shares:Why your body's symptoms are intelligent communications, not failuresHow to break free from the endless supplement spiralWhy physical and emotional pain must be healed togetherThe critical importance of building the right foundation before clearingHow custom, precision-based remedies outperform generic protocolsA certified Bioenergetic Testing Practitioner, Health & Wellness Coach, Homeopath, and Reiki Master-Teacher, Beth is also the author of The Four Keys to Healing and has appeared on over 43 podcasts. If you're tired of feeling stuck in your health journey and ready to refocus by partnering with your body instead of fighting it, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence you've been looking for. Tune in and discover why your body already holds the answers — you just have to know how to ask. Learn more at yourhealthwithbeth.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/i-am-refocused-radio--2671113/support.Subscribe now at YouTube.com/@RefocusedNetworkThank you for your time. 

If you feel like everything falls on you…like you're the one holding it all together, managing everything, thinking ahead for everyone else—this episode is for you.Because it probably doesn't feel like a choice.It feels like:if you don't do it, no one else will things will fall through the crackseverything will fall apartAnd honestly… that might even be true in some situations.But there's another layer to this that most people don't realize.Because even when this pattern feels necessary…there are deeper reasons it keeps going—and why it's so hard to shift.In this episode, I'm breaking down the hidden ways overfunctioning is actually working for you—and why that's what keeps you stuck in it.We get into:Why overfunctioning creates a sense of control (even when it's overwhelming)The “moral high ground” dynamic that can show up in relationshipsHow hyper-independence and the fear of being a burden keep you stuckThe identity you've built around being the one who holds everything togetherThe deeper worthiness layer underneath all of itI also share personal examples from my own relationship and client work so you can see how this actually plays out in real life—and what starts to shift when you begin to see it clearly.Because this isn't just about doing less.It's about understanding why it feels like you have to do so much in the first place.If this resonated, you can book a Pattern Reading to uncover how this shows up in your life and how to start shifting it.Any questions? You can always email me at nicole@nicoleguenaconsulting.com

Zac Posen has always understood that fashion is about more than just clothes—it's about creating moments.This week on Let's Get Dressed, I sit down with Zac to talk about what it means to reinvent American fashion today. Now as Creative Director of Gap Inc., overseeing Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic, and Athleta, Zac shares how he's bringing his signature sense of “fashiontainment” to a global scale.From viral cultural moments to designer collaborations like Old Navy x Christopher John Rogers, we discuss how fashion is shifting—from exclusivity to accessibility—and what it takes to build a brand that resonates in today's world.Plus, Zac shares his go-to styling tips, from the one piece that instantly elevates your jeans to why every woman needs her own version of the perfect little black dress. We also get into the future of fashion, the role of AI, and why instinct and taste still matter more than ever.In this episode, we get into:What reinvention actually looks like in fashion (personally and professionally)The shift from couture to designing at scale—and what changes creativelyWhy fashion is moving into entertainment and pop cultureHow collaborations (like Old Navy x Anna Sui + CJR) actually come togetherThe “cultural receiver” mindset and how to spot what's nextWhy some fashion moments go viral—and others don'tWhat it takes to execute big ideas inside a corporate structureThe role of failure, resilience, and timing in building a careerHow AI is already shaping fashion—and where it still falls shortWhy direct-to-consumer and social media changed everythingThe difference between product that looks good vs. product that actually sellsZac's philosophy on creativity, risk-taking, and staying relevantEasy styling advice: how to elevate jeans, wardrobe staples, and everyday dressingThe Old Navy x Christopher John Rogers collection is live now: https://oldnavy.gap.com/Timestamps: 00:00 Intro, Zac Posen in LA and setting up fashion as storytelling01:08 First Oscar weekend and Hollywood influence02:00 Disney, imagination, and fashion as magic04:00 Fashion as entertainment and cultural relevance05:00 Reinvention, joining Gap, and creative evolution08:40 Gap Inc. as a “country” and leading at scale10:45 Old Navy, first impressions, and bringing in designers13:00 Process over persona, being hands-on creatively15:00 Executing ideas step-by-step and creative instinct16:20 Collaborations and creating cultural moments18:40 Failure, risk, and resilience in career growth19:00 Do fashion brands need to entertain today?22:00 Fashion vs entertainment and the shift in culture23:20 The viral dress moment and why product wins25:00 Gap Studio and building cultural fashion moments27:00 Anna Sui collaboration and AI in fashion30:45 Christopher John Rogers x Old Navy exclusive35:00 The state of American fashion today37:00 Design evolution: construction over trend39:00 What success looks like now (seeing it on the street)41:00 Creativity as a daily practice42:00 Styling tip: how to elevate jeans43:00 Closet staple: the little black dress43:50 Menswear tip: just wear a button-down44:20 OutroLet's Get DressedYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@livvperezInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/letsgetdressedpod/Newsletter: https://substack.com/@livvperezLiv Perez Instagram: www.instagram.com/livvperezTikTok: www.tiktok.com/livv.perezShopMy: https://shopmy.us/livvperez Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us Fan MailSeven questions sounds like a simple game, until it exposes how well you really know your spouse.In this episode of Married AF, we put our marriage under the microscope with 7 powerful relationship questions that are designed to spark deeper communication, emotional connection, and real intimacy. From funny scenarios like getting separated in a grocery store to deeper moments involving fear, parenting, and crisis, this conversation moves fast from lighthearted to real life.We talk about:The 7 questions every couple should ask each otherWhat your answers reveal about how you see and value your spouseThe moment your heart drops in parenting and how you respond togetherThe 3 words that define your spouse's personalityThe power of small details (like smells, habits, and instincts)What should stay private in a marriage and why it mattersHow to communicate when emotions are high and fear is realThis isn't just a game, it's a shortcut to feeling known again.If your marriage feels stuck, surface-level, or just busy, this episode will help you reconnect fast.

Grab your whiskey and your best friend — because Jenny and Hillary are back to dish on the latest U2 release, with all the irreverent winks, cheeky insights, and wild stories from their three decades of friendship. No need for stats or scholarly takes — just two fans bringing passion and humor to the seriously fun side of U2 fandom.Our initial reactions and how perceptions evolved over a few daysThe emotional and spiritual themes of "Song for Hal," "In A Life," "Scars," "Resurrection Song," "Easter Parade" and "COEXIST"The band's process, friendships, and studio magic — including Larry's drumming and Edge's guitar techniquesPersonal scars, faith, and how Bono's lyrics weave pain and hope togetherThe humor, the quotes, and the wild theories about the song meaningsAnd of course, Questions for Bono over Whiskey and Cake™️RESOURCES AND LINKSJackknife Lee's Propaganda article – insight into the song creation processU2 official website – for the latest on their music and interviews"Song for Hal" tribute video – a heartfelt homage to Hal WillnerThe Death and Resurrection Show by Dr. Rogan Taylor – explore the concept Bono referencesWatch our reactions to first hearing the new songsLEAVE US A 5-STAR REVIEW!➡️ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5 stars only, please) on Spotify➡️ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5 stars only, please) on Apple PodcastsCONNCET:www.thegardentarts.comwearethegardentarts@gmail.comWATCH ON YOUTUBEfacebook: @thegardentartsinstagram: @the_gardentartsSUBSCRIBE to our newsletterKISSING LIPS & BREAKING HEARTS: AN IRREVENT U2 PODCAST is produced by us, The Garden Tarts LLCEditing by: Jenny SteadmanGraphic design by: Hillary FrankAll music is by December

When everything feels off — your energy, mood, sleep, digestion, and weight — it can feel confusing and overwhelming.And for many women, that quickly turns into self-blame.In this episode, Janell Yule walks through what she calls full-system overload — a pattern where multiple systems in the body become dysregulated at the same time.This isn't random. And it's not a lack of discipline.It's often the result of years of accumulated stress, dietary patterns, over-exercising, life events, gut disruption, and hormonal shifts. Over time, the body can move into a state of protection — prioritizing survival over optimization.You'll learn how this pattern shows up, why quick fixes often don't work, and how to begin shifting your approach in a way that supports your body instead of pushing against it.In This Episode You'll Learn:Why feeling like “everything is off” is a real physiological patternHow multiple systems (hormones, gut, nervous system, metabolism) become dysregulated togetherThe cycle of fatigue, crashes, poor sleep, and overwhelmWhy adding more solutions can sometimes make things worseHow to move from self-blame to understanding your bodySimple first steps to begin calming the systemNext Step:Take the Hormone Clarity Quiz:https://www.thetransformationlife.com/hormone-quizIf this episode resonated, make sure you're following the show so we can continue untangling these patterns together.And if you feel comfortable — what has this season of your health been teaching you?

Braden Herrington is joined by John Pollock to review NXT Stand & Deliver 2026 from The Factory in St. Louis, Missouri!The show includes:Joe Hendry vs Ethan Page vs Ricky Saints vs Tony D'Angelo (Fatal four-way for the NXT Championship)Jacy Jayne vs Kendal Grey (NXT Women's Championship)Johnny Gargano vs Myles Borne (NXT North American Championship)Sol Ruca vs Zaria The Vanity Project vs Los Americanos (NXT Tag team Championship)Blake Monroe vs Tatum Paxley (NXT Women's North American Championship)Sexyy Red and Shawn Michaels dance togetherThe lads also talk about Pat McAfee on Smackdown, the road to WrestleMania & more!Join our live NXT POST Shows every Tuesday night at YouTube.com/POSTWrestlingFollow more of Davie and Braden's work at Poisonrana.ca, with a weekly show covering everything in the world of wrestling and more!Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/poisonrana/id1361208631Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1jTsPUNnwHzQHNGj7GIS04Only $5 for “Friend” tier to access all these shows and everything in the back catalogue! Movie reviews, PPV reviews and so much more!!! Patreon.com/PoisonranaThis week on the POISONRANA Patreon and Free Feed:Reviews from the 6ix: WWF WrestleMania X-7 (2001) Last week on the POISONRANA Patreon and Free Feed:wasNXT: WWE NXT July 10, 2014 Review DETOX w/ Braden Herrington, Jordan Goodman & Neal Flannagan (Poisonrana Free Feed!)Photo Courtesy: WWEupNXT Theme by: Warren-D, PXCH and Shaheen AbdiSubscribe: https://www.postwrestling.com/subscribeFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/702343790308154Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/PoisonranaYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PoisonranaPodDiscuss: https://forum.postwrestling.com#wwe #wwenxt #nxt #standanddeliver #nxtstandanddeliver #wrestlemania #smackdown #aew #wweraw #aewdnynamite See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Two mediums loose in NYC. The signs & synchronicities started before we even left the ground — and they didn't stop until we got home!I thought I was going to New York for a wrestling signing. The Universe had very different plans.My dear friend and fellow medium Rhonda Thorpe is here to dish on all of it — the synchronicities, the energy, the kooky moments and everything in between.A few things we get into:What really happens when two mediums sync up and travel togetherThe signs and synchronicities that showed up from the very first bookingThe WWE signing, the MET, and yes — even unexpected celebrity sighting

Life as missionaries in the Congo has given Sherrill and her family an up-close look at the faithfulness of God.  In this conversation, we talk about how the gospel weaves itself into Sherrill's everyday moments: shared meals, long travels, homeschooling, ministering, and more. She shares how the Farming God's Way curriculum is helping transform not just land, but hearts, as locals learn to release superstition and trust God for provision. From stories of healing and answered prayer to a peek at living in true gospel community, this episode offers a glimpse into a calling that is both stretching and full of abundance!In this episode, we cover:Sherrill shares what daily life looks like as a missionary family with three young sons serving in the CongoTheir work focuses on discipling local people to carry the gospel into their own communitiesFarming God's Way curriculum teaches how agriculture and faith are deeply connected, as modeled in the BibleMany communities tie farming to spirituality, so learning to turn from witchcraft and trust God with the land is part of discipleshipExamples of how Scripture speaks to restoration in every area of life, including food production and the fruitfulness of the landThe beauty of ministry unfolding in everyday moments: traveling, eating together, and visiting remote villagesHow daily life on their team models true gospel community: living in close proximity, sharing meals, prayer, and everyday moments togetherThe contrast between American independence and the reliance on God that is required in impoverished communitiesMiraculous stories of people witnessing God's provision through physical healing, rain, and daily needs being metHow the team honors leadership structures in the Congo and focuses on reaching local leaders in order to open the door for entire villages to receive the gospelA look at raising and homeschooling children within mission life as they integrate family and calling The importance of simple, relational discipleship that multiplies from one person to the nextView full show notes and transcript on the blog + watch this episode on YouTube.Thank you to our sponsors!McMurrayHatchery.com | A wide selection of poultry breeds and supplies to assist you with raising your flockNutrimill.com | High-quality small kitchen appliance products that function well, are easy to use, and promote healthy eatingRESOURCES MENTIONEDLearn more about Farming God's Way and upcoming training eventsVisit Overland Missions to support Sherrill and her family's ministryCONNECTSherrill Kaonga of Overland Missions | Website | InstagramHomesteaders of America | Website | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Pinterest

Every major insight, turning point, and uncomfortable truth from the season that changed how the industry thinks about performanceIf you missed any episode this season, or if you listened to all of them and want to make sense of where they connect, this is the one to come back to. Lee-Ann revisits every guest from Season 24 and draws out the thread that ran through every conversation: affiliate marketing is not evolving slowly anymore. It's shifting in real time, and the programs that are built on old assumptions are already falling behind.Talking Points Include:What our guests collectively confirmed -- the season's guests came from different corners of the industry, but they all arrived at the same conclusionWhy last-click attribution was already broken before AI made it worse -- the season built a steady, cumulative case against over-reliance on a single measurement model, and this episode pulls that argument togetherThe themes that surfaced again and again across eleven episodes -- zero-click search, compliance as a growth lever, open attribution, human relationships in an automated world, and what it really means to diversify a program in 2026Listen to Find Out More About:Why Lee-Ann opens the wrap-up by referencing what the season opener promised, and whether the season actually delivered on itWhat Jon Ostler called "the great affiliate bypass" and why the structural shift he described is only going to accelerate from hereStuart Miles's central lesson about low-friction partnerships and why it applies far beyond the tech and gadget publishing world he comes fromThe moment in Lauryn Day's episode where the conversation about creator content and AI changes in search made clear that this is no longer a future concernWhat Lee-Ann says she's taking into the next season, and the note of genuine optimism underneath a very clear-eyed summary of how much pressure the industry is underKey Segments of This Podcast and Where You Can Tune In to Go Direct:[02:27] Ishtvan Torpoi revisited: the mega lag controversy and why disciplined monitoring beats partner volume every time[06:20] Jon Ostler's great affiliate bypass: AI citations, publisher investment, and the attribution gap that last click can't explain[18:47] Adam Ross on invisible revenue: how AWIN's Conversion Protection Initiative recovered $250 million in previously untracked value[28:56] Alex Springer on open attribution: why collaboration across networks, publishers, and brands is now happening for the first time[33:49] Lee-Ann's season close: what the industry learned, what still needs to change, and what Season 25 is already being built aroundStay Ahead with AffiverseIf Season 24 raised questions about how your program is structured for what's coming, the Affiverse newsletter is where Lee-Ann continues the conversation between seasons. You'll get the insights, industry commentary, and practical frameworks that don't wait for a new episode to drop.Subscribe to the Affiverse newsletter and stay connected to the thinking that's shaping the next season of affiliate marketing strategy.Send me a text with your questions

Enjoyed our podcast? Shoot us a text and let us know—because great conversations never end at the last word!This week on TezTalks Radio, we're joined by Mat Cybula, CEO of TenX Protocols, following the announcement of a strategic staking partnership with the Tezos Foundation.In January, TenX acquired approximately 5.5 million tez. But beyond the headline, this conversation focuses on something more important: how that decision was made, and what it actually means in practice.

In honour of Tracy- Tara's mom Tara is the creator of On Fridays We Dance, a movement born from heartbreak, healing, and the courage to finally feel it all. For the past 15 years she has been fostering connection through her design business, helping people create spaces that feel deeply personal and alive. After losing her daughter Harper, and then her mom just one year later, Tara spent years pushing her grief down — before learning to honor it in the way it deserved to be seen and felt.She began sharing her story and a weekly dance as a way to process her pain and rediscover her joy. Through honest storytelling and unapologetically offbeat dance breaks, Tara helps others feel seen in their own grief and trauma — reminding us all that healing isn't about moving on. It's about moving with.EPISODE OVERVIEWIn this episode, Nicole sits down with Tara for a conversation that is raw, real, and deeply moving. Tara carries compound grief, the loss of her daughter Harper followed just one year later by the loss of her mom, and she brings all of it into this space without apology. This is a conversation about what it looks like to grieve in layers, to numb and then finally feel, and to discover that joy and grief can exist in the very same moment.Tara shares how five years ago she quit drinking, and when the numbing stopped, the real healing could finally begin. She talks about the kitchen dance parties she had with her mom, and how On Fridays We Dance grew from a moment of silliness between friends into a deeply healing, community-building practice that has touched thousands of people.WHAT YOU'LL HEAR IN THIS EPISODETara's experience of compound grief — losing her daughter and her mom within a year of each otherHow she spent years in survival mode, pushing her grief down to hold her family togetherThe turning point that came five years ago when she stopped numbing and started truly feelingHow On Fridays We Dance was born from kitchen dance parties with her mom — and became a healing movementThe truth that grief is not linear — it comes in layers like an onion, and the body knows when you're ready for moreWhy joy and grief can live in the same hand at the same timeThe power of being witnessed — and why "I see you" can be the most healing words someone can sayHow her community on Instagram became a lifeline: "I don't feel so alone"A MOMENT THAT WILL STAY WITH YOU"Healing isn't about moving on. It's about moving with." Tara's story shows us that grief doesn't end on a timeline. Fifteen years in, she is still dancing with it — and that is not a sign of failure. It is a sign of love.CONNECT WITH TARAFollow Tara on Instagram and join the On Fridays We Dance movement, a community that shows up every week to feel it all, laugh through it, cry through it, and dance through it together. https://www.instagram.com/taraporterofficial/ https://www.nicoleweston.ca/workbook https://www.instagram.com/channel/AbZEHq7v2zWhwJfc/

Andrew Foxwell has been running Meta ads ever since they existed 16 years. He co-founded Foxwell Digital, built Foxwell Founders into a 550-member paid community spending half a billion dollars a month on Meta collectively, and recently stopped pulling levers entirely to focus on audits, coaching, and what's actually working in 2026.In this episode, we get into the structural shift happening inside Meta right now, from micro-targeting to creative-led everything, and what that means if you're running a brand, running an agency, or trying to stay relevant as a media buyer.We cover:Why Meta's GEM protocols are rewiring how brands need to think about organic and paid togetherThe real reason your Meta campaigns keep serving existing customers (and the creative fix)Ugly ads vs. polished brand creative — and what the data actually saysHow to set up a brand new Meta account with $5–10K and not burn itApple's ad network as the most underrated incremental channel in performance marketing right nowWhen to fire your agency — and the specific metrics that tell you it's timeAI creative workflows, custom GPTs, and how Foxwell is building tooling for the communityStraight talk from someone looking inside 20–30 ad accounts a month.

Joe Defiant of Defiant joins RadioBypass to discuss their latest single “At The Exit,” the band's journey, and we play the song at the end of the interview.Rock and Roll that DESERVES to be heard.Joe Defiant joins me for a powerful conversation about the rise of Defiant, the fire behind their sound, and what fuels their latest single, “At The Exit.”We talk about:How the band came togetherThe meaning behind the songWhat's next for DefiantAnd at the end of our conversation, we spin “At The Exit” in full.If you support independent rock bands bringing grit and purpose to the scene — this one's for you.Turn it up. Share it loud.

In this episode of The Landscaper's Guide Podcast, Jack Jostes interviews Erika and Justin Mathis of Mathis Landscapes in Glenville, North Carolina. From buying the family business to building a high-end design/build company, the Mathis team shares what it really takes to grow sustainably—without burning out your marriage or your team.They discuss qualifying better clients, talking about budget earlier, investing in marketing for the first time, and why transparency builds trust. You'll also hear how they're learning to protect their relationship while working together, plus leadership insights from NALP Elevate that are shaping their next chapter of growth.You'll Learn:Why publishing pricing ranges can help you qualify better leadsHow to talk about budget earlier without scaring prospects awayPractical ways to protect your marriage while running a business togetherThe importance of gratitude and leadership culture in scalingWhy hiring a coach can accelerate growth and reduce stressConnect With Today's Guest:

Men are confused. The culture is loud. Fathers are absent. The Church is under pressure.So what does it actually mean to be a holy, strong, masculine man today?In this episode of The Manly Catholic, I chat with John Bishop, founder of Forge and author of New Adam, to confront the crisis head-on. We talk about the collapse of fatherhood, declining male engagement in the Church, toxic masculinity narratives, and the deep hunger men feel for a clear mission.This is not about machismo or cultural sterotypes such as "toxic masculinity" or domination; but about returning to Genesis and the garden.We walk through:Why masculinity and femininity rise and fall togetherThe devastating impact of fatherlessness on faith and societyWhy young men are searching for heroesThe failure of modern culture to form menAdam in the Garden and what his mission teaches usThe sacred call to work as part of male holinessWhy priests must reclaim authentic fatherhoodHow Christ, the New Adam, restores what was lostIf men do not know who they are, they cannot lead. If fathers do not lead, families collapse. If families collapse, the culture collapses.This episode is a direct challenge: Stop drifting. Stop outsourcing formation. Stop waiting for someone else to lead.The time for passivity is over.Products & References MentionedNew Adam by John BishopForgeFellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS)Mystic Monk CoffeeHarmel Academy of the TradesOpus DeiBrad Wilcox – Get MarriedPowerful Quotes from the Episode“Masculinity and femininity thrive when they are in synergy with one another. If you try and kill the one, you almost by definition kill the other.”“If you hit your 17th birthday and you have both biological parents in the home, that makes you a minority demographic.”“We need a healthy picture of masculinity. We need a new Adam.”Prayerfully consider supporting the podcast on our Buy Me A Coffee page (https://buymeacoffee.com/tmc) to help grow the show to reach as many men as possible! Thank you for your prayers and support.Subscribe to our YouTube page (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxrRLZNk4WqPdgcac5vuWEQ)Check out our website (www.themanlycatholic.com)Contact us at themanlycatholic@gmail.com

Are you wondering if starting a LinkedIn newsletter is actually worth your time or just another thing competing for your already limited attention? In this episode, we tackle the question every coach, consultant, and service provider is asking right now.Most people are asking "Should I start a newsletter?" when the real question is whether it serves your specific business goals. We break down exactly when newsletters make strategic sense, when to skip them, and how to use them without adding chaos to your plate.Key takeaways:Why LinkedIn newsletters are the glue holding your content strategy togetherThe real difference between LinkedIn newsletters and email lists (and why you need both)When starting a newsletter makes strategic sense (and the red flags that mean you should wait)What success actually looks like (subscriber count is the wrong metric)How to integrate newsletters without burning outReady to Optimize Your Entire LinkedIn Presence?Your newsletter content is only as effective as the profile people land on. Before prospects subscribe or send that DM, they're evaluating your profile to decide if you're worth their attention.Optimize Your LinkedIn Profile gives you templates, headline formulas, a 7 point checklist, and real examples that work.Transform your profile here: Optimize Your Linkedin Profile

Beyond the Chutes — BTC Short Go (Presented by ParaSight System) brings you a quick, share-size “M&M” bite of rodeo life from the PRCA First Frontier Circuit.In this Short Go, Jamie Myers (wife of tie-down roper JR Myers) shares what happens behind the scenes at the Circuit Finals — including the real work of pulling together awards and competitor goodies for the Top 12 headed to Harrisburg. Jamie also talks about their family, including their son Gater Myers (7), and their horse training operation, Myers Performance Horses / JR & Jamie Myers Performance Horses.You'll hear about:How the First Frontier Circuit Finals awards come togetherThe sponsors and support that keep Western heritage strongTheir horse training facility near Harrisburg and the daily grind behind the winsMentoring youth rodeo and helping young athletes move toward college rodeoStaying positive, trusting the process, and keeping faith at the center of it allShort. Quick. Made to pass along.Beyond the Chutes — as presented by ParaSight System.#BeyondTheChutes, #PRCA, #FirstFrontierCircuit, #FirstFrontierFinals, #TieDownRoping, #CalfRoping, #ProRodeo, #RodeoLife, #RodeoFamily, #MeetTheCompetitor

Most New Year's resolutions fail by February—not because you're weak, but because they're built on effort without access.In this final episode of the series, we step back and look at the full pattern behind the conditions required to access God's power. Not as a checklist. Not as religious pressure. But as an alignment.This episode wraps Episodes 10–12 and clarifies:Why God's power is conditional—but not transactionalHow trust, meekness, rejoicing, obedience, and learning work togetherThe difference between effort the Lord loves and striving that leads to exhaustionWhy self-reliance quietly shuts access down—even when intentions are goodAnd how alignment restores capacity without burning you outIf you entered the new year already feeling tired, this episode will reframe everything.

In this episode, Libby sits down with Mando to unpack how financial advisors can intentionally use LinkedIn as a repeatable marketing and prospecting system. They dive into what actually works, what most advisors get wrong, and why consistency, clarity, and relevance matter far more than chasing the latest algorithm trend. This conversation is a behind-the-scenes look at how one advisor built a thriving practice by treating social media like a real business development strategy, not a side project.

The Simple Shift That Ended Years of Pain and InflammationAt 47 years old, TD was told by four orthopedic surgeons that he needed a shoulder replacement due to severe arthritis and a 40% labrum loss. The pain was so intense he considered early retirement. But everything changed when he made one simple shift — a shift that eliminated his pain, reversed inflammation, and restored his strength.In this powerful episode of Carnivore Conversations, Dr. Rob Kiltz sits down with TD of The Texas Boys to explore how a family‑wide transformation began with a single decision. From chronic pain to renewed energy, from medical dead‑ends to real healing, this conversation dives into the simplicity, discipline, and community that helped TD reclaim his life.You'll hear about:The moment TD walked away from chronic painHow the carnivore lifestyle reversed years of inflammationWhy four surgeons recommended shoulder replacement — and why he didn't need itThe fear of pain returning, and how he overcame itHow his entire family transformed their health togetherThe power of sharing your story at the right timeWhy simplicity beats complexity in healingIf you're looking for real‑world proof that healing is possible — without big pharma, without complicated protocols, and without giving up your life — this episode will inspire you.Sign up now and join the Kiltz Mighty Tribe – Dr. Kiltz's Free Keto and Carnivore Community! https://kiltz-mighty-tribe.mn.co/

Welcome back to the Building Your Money Machine Show! In this episode, I'm shining a light on one of the most overlooked keys to financial freedom: the smartest order to invest your money. If you've ever felt like you're doing everything “right”—saving, investing, being responsible—but you're still not getting ahead, you're not broken. You've just been taught the wrong sequence. Today, I break down my Wealth Priority Ladder—a proven, step-by-step approach to hiring your dollars for the right jobs, finally giving you clarity, confidence, and control over your financial future.I dive into the common mistake that keeps people stuck. It's like trying to build a house by starting with the rooftop Jacuzzi! Instead, wealth is built systematically, and every dollar needs a job description—just like every employee in your business. When you master the right order, your money flows with purpose and resilience, rather than wandering aimlessly or causing financial stress.Finally, I talk about the Affluence Phase, where you shift your focus to legacy and generosity and your money machine is running in the background, empowering your life and mission.IN TODAY'S EPISODE, I DISCUSS:Why most people lose money by investing in the wrong orderThe Wealth Priority LadderBuilding an unshakable foundationWhy debt repayment and wealth creation should happen togetherThe strategic steps for investingHow to fit big one-time purchases into your wealth-building journeyLegacy, affluence, and generosityTake the next steps with my Financial Freedom Zone quizRECOMMENDED EPISODES FOR YOUIf you liked this episode, click here to enjoy these and more:https://melabraham.com/show/It Sucks, But It'll Skyrocket Your Net WorthIt's Happening Again and What EVERYONE is MissingAccountant Explains: How to Invest Your First $10,000The 3 Net Worth Milestones That Change EverythingIf You Don't Understand The K-Shaped Economy, You'll Never Get RichRECOMMENDED VIDEOS FOR YOU If you liked this video, you'll love these ones:It Sucks, But It'll Skyrocket Your Net Worth: https://youtu.be/NDDBwDrkg_cIt's Happening Again and What EVERYONE is Missing: https://youtu.be/sGaGRH396msAccountant Explains: How to Invest Your First $10,000: https://youtu.be/8spO7HPBvDQThe 3 Net Worth Milestones That Change Everything: https://youtu.be/M4PRKP092UkORDER MY NEW USA TODAY BESTSELLING BOOK:Building Your Money Machine: How to Get Your Money to Work Harder For You Than You Did For It!The key to building the life you desire and deserve is to build your Money Machine—a powerful system designed to generate income that's no longer tied to your work or efforts. This step-by-step guide goes beyond the general idea of personal finance and wealth creation and reveals the holistic approach to transforming your relationship with money to allow you to enjoy financial freedom and peace of mind.Part money philosophy, part money mindset, part strategy, and part tactical action, these powerful frameworks will show you how to build your money machine.When you do you'll also get over $1100 in wealth resources & bonuses for FREE! TAKE THE FINANCIAL FREEDOM QUIZ:Take this free quiz to see where you are on the path to financial freedom and what your next steps are to move you to a new financial destiny at http://www.YourFinancialFreedomQuiz.com

In this episode, Dr. Jim Van Gelderen recounts a week when every vehicle he relied on broke down at once, leaving him overwhelmed and unsure how to move forward. While wrestling with the pressure of unmet needs, God used Colossians 2:6–7 to redirect his heart: the life of faith isn't powered by human problem-solving but by abounding with thanksgiving. As Dr. Jim began thanking God for the very things that were weighing him down, peace replaced panic and God provided in unmistakable ways. His story shows that genuine faith doesn't start when circumstances improve. Faith begins with “Thank You.”Topics DiscussedAn avalanche of vehicle breakdowns and impossible logisticsThe human tendency to try to figure everything out instead of walk by faithHow Colossians 2:6–7 ties faith and thanksgiving togetherThe difference between thanking God for blessings and thanking Him for burdensWhy thanksgiving is an act of faith, not a feelingHow choosing gratitude transforms your spirit in the middle of difficultyGod's surprising provision of a truck and SuburbanWhy the spiritual breakthrough mattered more than the material answersKey TakeawaysYou received Christ by faith, and you walk in Him the same way: by trusting Him enough to thank Him even before the answers come.Thanksgiving is not a reaction to good circumstances; it is the expression of faith that God is working when you cannot see how.When you choose to say “thank You” in the middle of pressure, God lifts the weight and gives grace that changes everything.Referenced ResourcesShort Clip: “Abounding Faith”The brief clip Dr. Jim saw on WhatsApp status from Bobby Bosler.Youtube Short, Instagram Reel, Facebook Reel, TikTok ShortFull Sermon: “Abounding with Thanksgiving”The full message Dr. Jim mentioned, unpacking Colossians 2:6–7 and the connection between faith and gratitude.Listen on Spotify, Listen on Apple Podcasts If you've been encouraged by this podcast, please take the time to give us a five-star rating and write a brief review. That would help tremendously in getting the word out and raising the visibility of the Thee Generation for others. For more faith inspiring resources and information about joining Thee Generation, please visit theegeneration.org.

Ever wondered what really goes into writing a book while juggling babies, edits, and everyday life? In this episode, Matt and I pull back the curtain on the heart and the humor behind Be Good to Your Body.This episode gives you a front-row seat to the creative, messy, grace-filled process of writing Be Good to Your Body and how faith and family shaped every word. Matt and I talk about what it looked like to create in the middle of real life — parenting, exhaustion, and all — and why this message means so much to us personally. You'll hear the stories that didn't make it into the book, the lessons God taught us through the process, and the heart behind it all! What You'll LearnThe story behind the title Be Good to Your Body and how Matt came up with itWhat it really means to care for your body without striving for perfectionHow our health journeys shaped this message togetherThe role faith plays in redefining wellnessWhy simple stewardship (not obsession) is the key to lasting healthLinks:Grab Your Copy of Be Good to Your BodyFollow Jordan on InstagramGet 10% Off Crunchi using "ADVOCATE10"Check Out Some of My Low Tox Amazon Finds Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.