Podcast appearances and mentions of Tom Ashbrook

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Wow, it is that time of year again and both of your hosts (Just Nate and DK) are both on vacation again at the same time and they could not find the time record a new episode this week.  So they did what they do best and had a conversation about one of their favorite guests from this year.   Listen in as your hosts "Just Nate", Dennis K along with guest speaker Chris E talk to the CEO and Chief Story Teller of Menlo Innovations, Richard Sheridan.  The Smalls team is a huge fan of Rich and everything that Menlo stands for.  The team talks through all the ups and downs that Menlo Innovations have had in order to break the mold and how they created a joyful place to work.  Menlo's mission is:  "End human suffering in the world as it relates to technology.®"  Rich tells stories throughout this nearly hour long podcast as he talks about how they were all focused on delighting others with the work of our hears, our hands and our minds.  Rich states the key to success and how they have been so successful is they set out to make a culture where your more likely to take action than to take a meeting. A key to Rich's success is he had a different goal than most.  His goal was to try to succeed, where others goal is to try not to fail.  Don't let failure get in your way, run the experiment and if it don't work, try something else and learn from the mistake. It sounds simple, Create a Intentional Culture! We can't suggest Rich's books enough, you can find them at nearly any books store or online, see links to both books below from Amazon. Joy Inc. - https://www.amazon.com/Joy-Inc-Built-Workplace-People/dp/1591845874/ref=sxts_sxwds-bia-wc-rsf1_0?cv_ct_cx=joy+inc.&dchild=1&keywords=joy+inc.&pd_rd_i=1591845874&pd_rd_r=d686b69d-d465-4f2e-a0fb-6e8c751ccfed&pd_rd_w=pNf5t&pd_rd_wg=S9ISd&pf_rd_p=e0f994a8-a359-40a9-8917-dadca71c7184&pf_rd_r=QSASTN1ZB45FCMCXDMAK&psc=1&qid=1610928792&sr=1-1-526ea17f-3f73-4b50-8cd8-6acff948fa5a Chief Joy Officer - https://www.amazon.com/Chief-Joy-Officer-Leaders-Eliminate-ebook/dp/B07B2KHQCS/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=joy+inc.&qid=1610928832&sr=8-4 Listen in to the other podcast that Rich mentions the Bossless Office by Tom Ashbrook.  -  https://www.wbur.org/onpoint/2013/06/20/bossless-office Read the article that Rich mentions from New York Magazine by Matthew Shaer, The Boss Stops Here  -  https://nymag.com/news/features/bossless-jobs-2013-6/ To find out more about Rich and his team at Menlo Innovations check them out on the web.  https://menloinnovations.com/ To hire Rich to come speak at your event you can book him here:  https://richardsheridan.com/ From the team here at "The SmallsCast Podcast", thank you Rich, it truly was an honor and pleasure having you on the show! To find out more about the Smalls or become a member, please check us out at www.thesmalls.org To contact Just Nate:  justnate@thesmalls.org  — Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesmalls/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesmalls/support www.patreon.com/thesmalls --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thesmalls/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thesmalls/support

DAVID GAUSA presents SUTIL SENSATIONS RADIO / N#422 TRACKLIST NOVEMBER 18th 2022 / 18 NOVIEMBRE 2022 TERR 'Only For Tonight' - Phantasy Sound Ivory (IT) 'Try' - Innervisions Sam Smith feat. Kim Petras 'Unholy' (Disclosure Mix) - EMI AmyElle, Tom Ashbrook 'Tom Tune' - Another Rhythm Maceo Plex ft. Oscar And The Wolf 'All Night' - Higher Ground Notre Dame 'Yumi' - Diynamic ANOTR x Abel Balder 'Relax My Eyes' (taken from 'The Reset' LP) - NO ART --- TRACK OF THE WEEK / TEMA DE LA SEMANA John Summit feat. Hannah Boleyn 'Show Me' - Off The Grid --- THE TECH HOUSE ZONE Azzecca 'Other Side' - Higher Ground CID 'Deep In Your Heart' - Night Service Only Gorgon City 'Sidewindah' - REALM Siege 'Waiting' - Toolroom --- Eelke Kleijn 'Transmission' (Joris Voorn Remix) - DAYS like NIGHTS Fred again.. 'Clara (the night is dark)' (taken from 'Actual Life 3 (January 1 - September 9 2022)' LP) - Atlantic --- DAVID GAUSA IN THE MIX: #CANELAFINA TAKEOVER Able to Resist (aka Mark Reeve) 'Robin' (taken from 'New Beginning' EP) - Able to Resist Space Motion 'Silver Screen' - Space Motion Black Circle ft. Bobbi Fallon 'Reasons' (Andrea Oliva Remix) - All I Need Skream & Jansons 'World Is Empty' - CircoLoco Anyma & CamelPhat 'The Sign' - Afterlife Adam Sellouk 'Mirage' - Purified Dave Spoon vs Stix 'N' Stoned 'Outrageous' - Toolroom --- THE CLASSIC / EL CLASICO Felix Da Housecat feat. Miss Kittin 'Silver Screen (Shower Scene)' - City Rockers --- If you want to know more about DAVID GAUSA, visit: Si quieres saber mas de DAVID GAUSA, visita: http://www.davidgausa.com http://instagram.com/davidgausa http://www.facebook.com/davidgausa http://twitter.com/davidgausa http://soundcloud.com/davidgausa http://www.mixcloud.com/davidgausa http://www.youtube.com/davidgausa http://www.sutilrecords.com http://www.facebook.com/sutilrecords

Traveling Through Empty Places is a new chill music podcast by Ken Steele. Please check out this great selection of chill music with a touch of electronic, chill beats, and lo-fi. A little something for everyone. Artist names and song titles are in order of play...LOCH HAVEN-IN DARKNESS THERE IS LIGHT (original mix), SAMUKE and RUSEZ1-SEPTEMBER (original mix), SEEKER-BLACK BLOOD (original mix), NILOWH-A SWEET BEGINNING (original mix), SIBEWEST-SAVE (original mix), LAZARUS MOMENTS-VAGRANT (original mix), ARKII and LIQUID MEMOIRS-NAPALM SKY (original mix), FLUP VOLTA-EPHEMERA (feat.-F0x3R)(original mix), BRDGES-REMEMBER WHO U R (original mix), SLIPFUNC-SWEET NOTHINGS (original mix), OKO and SAM CISCO-FIND (original mix), OLEG FEDAK-SUNRISE (original mix), TOM ASHBROOK and GRETA SVABO BECH-TU ORBIT (original mix), Rain and thunder as ending. Bonus track-Etta James-At Last. The end. 

In this episode we explore what it would be like for Jesus to be with us always, with our guest, Tom Ashbrook. ---------------------------- RESOURCES MENTIONED: Presence by Tom Ashbrook: https://www.amazon.com/Presence-What-Jesus-Were-Really/dp/0991636813 ---------------------------- UPCOMING EVENTS: Register for LAVISH -- https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lavish-womens-retreat-georgia-tickets-221558777267 Register for SILENCE -- https://www.eventbrite.com/e/silence-at-st-bernard-abbey-tickets-221589097957 Support the ongoing work of the ThinSpace podcast: 1. Leave a rating and review on your podcast platform 2. Share this episode with your community 3. Make a tax-deductible financial gift: https://cloudwalk.org/give Learn more about Cloudwalk Ministries and sign up to receive email updates about upcoming events, podcasts, retreats, and small groups: https://cloudwalk.org/

In this episode we explore what it would be like for Jesus to be with us, always with our guest, Tom Ashbrook. ---------------------------- RESOURCES MENTIONED: Presence by Tom Ashbrook: https://www.amazon.com/Presence-What-Jesus-Were-Really/dp/0991636813 ---------------------------- UPCOMING EVENTS: Register for LAVISH -- https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lavish-womens-retreat-georgia-tickets-221558777267 Register for SILENCE -- https://www.eventbrite.com/e/silence-at-st-bernard-abbey-tickets-221589097957 Support the ongoing work of the ThinSpace podcast: 1. Leave a rating and review on your podcast platform 2. Share this episode with your community 3. Make a tax-deductible financial gift: https://cloudwalk.org/give Learn more about Cloudwalk Ministries and sign up to receive email updates about upcoming events, podcasts, retreats, and small groups: https://cloudwalk.org/ Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on us and on the whole world.

In this first episode of season 3, Gray and Ted explore Voices of Formation and they enjoy a meal together with Tom Ashbrook !

La nostra unità  è ciò che mostra al mondo il volto di Gesù; come credenti  dobbiamo essere uniti avendo altruismo e umiltà. Posso essere altruista senza essere umile, o essere umile ed essere ancora egoista. Ma se non amo disinteressatamente e non mi rendo umile, non posso essere veramente unito ai miei fratelli e alle mie sorelle in Cristo: e il mondo non riuscirà a vederlo. --- Predicatrice: Celeste Allen CLICCA SUL TITOLO PER ASCOLTARE IL MESSAGGIO Tempo di lettura: 10 minuti Tempo di ascolto audio/visione video: 33 minuti Benvenuti a questo secondo appuntamenti della nostra serie sulla lettera di Paolo ai Filippesi. Amo il libro di Filippesi.  Qualche anno fa ho deciso di leggere Filippesi per intero, ogni giorno per un mese. E nonostante ciò, trovo ancora nuove intuizioni quando lo leggo. Questa mattina vorrei condividere con voi alcune cose in cui mi sono imbattuta solo un paio di settimane fa mentre studiavo il secondo capitolo di Filippesi.  La regola d'oro "Tratta gli altri come vorresti che gli altri trattassero te."  È solo un piccolo diamante che Gesù ha lasciato cadere nel mezzo del discorso della montagna.  “Tutte le cose dunque che voi volete che gli uomini vi facciano, fatele anche voi a loro; perché  questa è la legge e i profeti.. " (Matteo 7:12)   In tutto il mondo ogni grande religione insegna  in un modo o nell'altro la regola d'oro. e la maggior parte delle persone - indipendentemente da ciò che il loro comportamento indicherebbe - dicono di credere in essa.  La realtà è che la maggior parte delle persone ci credono anche se con alcuni limiti. Limiti come:  dovrei trattare gli altri nel modo in cui voglio essere trattato... a meno che non mi abbiano trattato male. Oppure: dovrei trattare gli altri nel modo in cui voglio essere trattato... a meno che non sia davvero scomodo per me (o vagamente scomodo, o un po' scomodo) .  O anche: dovrei trattare gli altri nel modo in cui voglio essere trattato... a meno che non mi costi più di quanto sono disposto a dare.  Ma in generale, dovrei trattare gli altri nel modo in cui voglio essere trattato. Se tutto il mondo è d'accordo che , entro certi limiti, si dovrebbe seguire la Regola d'Oro , allora cosa c'è di diverso per i credenti? Nella lettera di Paolo ai cristiani di Filippi, li esorta a vivere secondo l'insegnamento di Gesù. Dice,  “Non fate nulla per spirito di parte o per vanagloria, ma ciascuno, con umiltà, stimi gli altri superiori a se stesso, cercando ciascuno non il proprio interesse, ma {anche} quello degli altri.”.( Filippesi 2: 3-4)    Qui Paolo riassume ciò che Gesù insegnava nella Regola d'oro : L'altruismo “Non concentratevi solo su voi stessi, ma pensate piuttosto agli altri. Considerate gli altri più importanti di voi stessi. Trattateli nel modo in cui vorresti essere trattati.” Noi umani siamo piuttosto bravi a badare ai nostri interessi. In inglese diciamo: " Gotta look out for numero uno!” “Devo fare attenzione al numero uno!" (In realtà diciamo proprio" numero uno", non "number one").  Siamo intrinsecamente egoisti. Quando sei al supermercato, diretto alla cassa, e vedi qualcun altro con un carrello pieno che va alla cassa, cosa fai? Acceleri per arrivare prima! L'egoismo è la realtà della nostra natura caduta . Nasciamo egoisti. Hai mai visto un bambino piccolo dire (o far capire): "Dormi bene la notte, mamma, e dammi da mangiare quando ti sei riposata"? Mai. Dal momento in cui siamo nati, siamo governati dagli interessi personali. Vogliamo quello che vogliamo, e lo vogliamo subito, indipendentemente da chiunque altro .  Ma prima di iniziare a rimproverarti per essere egoista, nota ciò che dice Paolo nei versetti 19-21  “Ora spero nel Signore Gesù  di mandarvi prestoTimoteo per essere io pure incoraggiato nel ricevere vostre notizie. Infatti non ho nessuno di animo pari al suo che abbia sinceramente a cuore quel che vi concerne. Poiché  tutti cercano i loro propri interessi, e non quelli di Cristo Gesù .” (Filippesi 2:19-21) Anche quei discepoli che viaggiavano come missionari con Paolo non vivevano secondo l'insegnamento dell'altruismo di Gesù . Quindi tu ed io non siamo i soli credenti che soffrono di interessi personali. Quindi, quando Paolo dice: "Non fate nulla per spirito di parte", sta già andando contro la natura umana. Ma quando aggiunge: "ciascuno, con umiltà, stimi gli altri superiori a se stesso", sappiamo che questo richiede un intervento di Dio. Al momento opportuno, Dio ha agito . La notte prima di essere crocifisso, Gesù disse: “...e io pregherò  il Padre, ed egli vi darà  un altro Consolatore perché  sia con voi per sempre: lo Spirito della verità , che il mondo non può  ricevere perché  non lo vede e non lo conosce. Voi lo conoscete, perché  dimora con voi, e sarà  in voi.” (Giovanni 14:16-17)   Per grazia di Dio, i credenti hanno lo Spirito Santo. Lo Spirito Santo ci dà la capacità di fare ciò che non possiamo fare da soli. È solo grazie allo Spirito Santo che vive in noi che possiamo scegliere di occuparci degli interessi degli altri, prima che dei nostri. E dico “scegliere” perché non è automatico. Dobbiamo ancora fare quella scelta. Quindi dovrei chiedere, ma non lo chiedo... perché mentiamo a noi stessi e giustifichiamo le nostre azioni. Devo chiedere a Dio: “Mostrami dove sto scegliendo di non badare agli interessi degli altri? Dove sto agendo per egoismo?” E quando Dio mi mostra quelle aree, devo chiedere allo Spirito Santo di aiutarmi a cambiare. C'è un'altra cosa che Paolo fa notare . Nei versetti da  5 a 8 dice, “Abbiate in voi lo stesso sentimento che è  stato anche in Cristo Gesù , il quale, pur essendo in forma di Dio, non considerò  l'essere uguale a Dio qualcosa a cui aggrapparsi gelosamente,  ma svuotò  se stesso, prendendo forma di servo, divenendo simile agli uomini;  trovato esteriormente come un uomo, umiliò  se stesso, facendosi ubbidiente fino alla morte, e alla morte di croce.” (Filippesi 2:5-8) L'Umiltà L'umiltà è ciò che ci permette di riconoscere che non siamo le persone più importanti del pianeta. Come sottolinea Paolo nel versetto 3, l'umiltà è il passo che mi permette di vedere gli altri come più importanti di me stesso. “Non fate nulla per spirito di parte o per vanagloria, ma ciascuno, con umiltà , stimi gli altri superiori a se stesso.” (Filippesi 2:3) Pietro riprende la stessa idea nella sua prima lettera.  “Infine, siate tutti concordi, compassionevoli, pieni di amore fraterno, misericordiosi e umili; 9 non rendete male per male, od oltraggio per oltraggio, ma, al contrario, benedite; poiché  a questo siete stati chiamati affinché  ereditiate la benedizione”.( 1 Pietro 3:8-9) L'umiltà ci aiuta anche a riconoscere che il nostro modo di vedere le cose non è l'unico modo, e così possiamo essere in amorevole comunione con credenti che hanno un punto di vista diverso. Questa amicizia amorevole può aiutarci a vedere le aree dentro di noi he hanno bisogno di essere cambiate. Per citare Tom Ashbrook, un noto autore e che si occupa di formazione spirituale: “E'  in presenza di rapporti di fiducia che possiamo guardare onestamente a noi stessi, senza vergogna o condanna, e cercare il Signore perché  il Suo potere cresca e cambi.”   (Esplorare i Sette Stadi della Crescita Spirituale -  R. Thomas Ashbrook) Posso veramente avere rapporti di fiducia, la comunione dello Spirito Paolo menziona in precedenza , se solo sono umile. Devo credere di non sapere tutto ed essere disposto ad ascoltare quando un fratello o una sorella mi mostra qualcosa di me che non vedo. Ma certamente  abbiamo bisogno di aiuto per essere umili , e l'unico che può aiutarci è Dio . Quindi devo chiedere a Dio: “Dove nella mia vita e nei miei atteggiamenti ho bisogno di più umiltà?” E ancora, quando Dio mi mostra quelle aree, devo chiedere allo Spirito Santo di aiutarmi a cambiare. Ultimo punto: se sei credente anche da poco tempo, avrai di sicuro ascoltato una predicazione  o partecipato a un seminario o letto un libro o un articolo circa il condividere la fede, sul parlare di Gesù alla gente. Non mantenere segreta la nostra fede è una parte piuttosto basilare dell'essere cristiani. Lo scrittore di Romani dice: “...perché , se con la bocca avrai confessato Gesù  come Signore e avrai creduto con il cuore che Dio lo ha risuscitato dai morti, sarai salvato...” (Romani 10:9) Se sei come me, almeno una parte di te rabbrividisce quando senti questo perché viviamo in società post-cristiane dove c'è così tanta disinformazione, così tanti malintesi su cosa significhi essere un credente. Per esempio, negli Stati Uniti , il termine “evangelico” è stato politicizzato e trasformato in qualcosa che non ha praticamente nulla a che fare con Gesù. Ho un ottimo amico che non è cristiano che si lamentava con me di "quegli orribili evangelici". Si sentiva perfettamente a suo agio di dirmelo perché sa che  la mia fede si basa un un rapporto con Gesù - non con la destra politica associata con il termine “evangelico”. Quando vivevo in Inghilterra, ho sentito ripetutamente nuovi credenti dire che avevano sempre pensato che i cristiani fossero pazzi , fuori di testa , e sono rimasti davvero sorpresi quando hanno scoperto che una persona che conoscevano perfettamente normale era cristiana. E, naturalmente, c'è il problema se la chiesa perde il suo scopo e diventa  una struttura di potere, piuttosto che un gruppo di persone che amano Gesù . Quando ciò accade , la gente pensa che il cristianesimo riguardi solo l'ottenimento e il mantenimento del potere . Ci sono tutte queste idee sbagliate nel mondo. Così allora come può sapere il mondo che Gesù era chi diceva di essere? Come possiamo mostrare Gesù al mondo che ci circonda? Prima della sua morte e resurrezione, Gesù pregò per i suoi discepoli. Quella preghiera è annotata in Giovanni 17 . In quella preghiera Gesù dice:  “Padre santo, conservali nel tuo nome, quelli che tu mi hai dati, affinché  siano uno, come noi... io in loro e tu in me, affinché  siano perfetti nell'unità  e affinché  il mondo conosca che tu mi hai mandato, e che li hai amati come hai amato me. (Giovanni 17:17, 23) L'Unità L'unità è l' unico modo con in quale Gesù ha detto che il mondo avrebbe saputo che Egli è stato inviato dal Padre, che Gesù era chi aveva detto di essere. Filippesi 2 ci mostra cosa significhi: “Se dunque v'è  qualche consolazione in Cristo, se vi è qualche conforto d'amore, se vi è  qualche comunione di Spirito, se vi  è qualche tenerezza di affetto e qualche compassione, rendete perfetta la mia gioia, avendo un medesimo pensare, un medesimo amore, essendo di un animo solo e di un unico sentimento.” (Filippesi 2:1-2) Abbiamo sentito dire che noi nella chiesa siamo le mani e i piedi di Gesù nel mondo. E questo è vero. Ma la nostra unità è il volto di Gesù al mondo. Il mondo può riconoscere chi è Gesù solo quando vede come i credenti si amano gli uni gli altri perché l'unità nasce dall'amore e dall'umiltà . Possiamo evangelizzare fino alla nausea, ma se i non credenti non vedono l'amore in noi, allora non possono vedere Cristo. 1 Giovanni 4:20 dice: “Se uno dice:  Io amo Dio , ma odia suo fratello,  è bugiardo; perché  chi non ama suo fratello che ha visto, non può  amare Dio che non ha visto. ” (1 Giovanni 4:20) Non ci vuole la laurea per capirlo, e i non credenti non sono sciocchi . Se non c'è unità , il mondo lo vedrà. Il motivo numero uno per cui i missionari lasciano il campo sono i problemi interpersonali con altri missionari. E sappiamo tutti che l'incapacità dei cristiani di andare d'accordo non è confinata al campo di missione. Pettegolezzi, maldicenze, spaccature in chiesa ( e l'orgoglio che le provoca ) . È tutta disunità, e questo distrugge la nostra capacità di mostrare Gesù al mondo. Quindi come lo affrontiamo? Torniamo allo Spirito Santo. Non solo abbiamo bisogno dello Spirito Santo per curare gli interessi degli altri, non solo abbiamo bisogno dello Spirito Santo per essere umili, abbiamo bisogno dello Spirito Santo per avere l'unità che mostrerà al mondo chi è Gesù. Così, ancora una volta, devo chiedere a Dio : “Come sto promuovendo l'unità  del Corpo di Cristo? Cosa sto facendo che ferisce l'unità  del Corpo? E, ancora una volta, quando Dio mi mostra quelle aree, devo chiedere allo Spirito Santo di aiutarmi a cambiare. Altruismo - Umiltà - Unità Posso essere altruista senza essere umile. Posso anche essere umile ed essere ancora egoista . Ma se non vi amo disinteressatamente e non mi rendo umile , non posso essere veramente unito a voi, miei fratelli e sorelle in Cristo .  E la nostra unità è ciò che mostra al mondo il volto di Gesù.GUARDA LE DIAPOSITIVE DEL MESSAGGIOGUARDA IL VIDEO DEL MESSAGGIO IN BASSA RISOLUZIONE SU FACEBOOKGUARDA IL VIDEO DEL MESSAGGIO IN BASSA RISOLUZIONE SU INSTAGRAM---GUARDA IL VIDEO DEL MESSAGGIO IN HD (Visita il nostro sito per ascoltare la registrazione audio del messaggio, per scaricare gli appunti e per vedere le diapositive del messaggio)

¡Hola terrícolas! (T4//E16) "Blooming" De nuevo en la tierra! :)) Me ha costado casi 40 años conseguirlo. Te entrego la llave de mis sueños, un lugar donde la realidad es bella. Ven a la cabaña cada vez que lo sientas, en ella el tiempo no existe y el espacio es infinito. Cómo dice Fauve, donde los hombres caminan hacia atrás y los perros hablan. Aquí nos vemos... alma estelar. Hoy flotaremos con… Tom Ashbrook, Richard J. Birkin, Bibio… Entre otros y otras… Lista de temas 👉 https://tofeelmore.com/t4-e16-blooming/ ¡Un abrazo desde la tierra!

Wow, it is that time of year again and both of your hosts (Just Nate and DK) are both on vacation again at the same time and they could not find the time record a new episode this week. So they did what they do best and had a conversation about one of their favorite guests from this year. Listen in as your hosts "Just Nate", Dennis K along with guest speaker Chris E talk to the CEO and Chief Story Teller of Menlo Innovations, Richard Sheridan. The Smalls team is a huge fan of Rich and everything that Menlo stands for. The team talks through all the ups and downs that Menlo Innovations have had in order to break the mold and how they created a joyful place to work. Menlo's mission is: "End human suffering in the world as it relates to technology.®" Rich tells stories throughout this nearly hour long podcast as he talks about how they were all focused on delighting others with the work of our hears, our hands and our minds. Rich states the key to success and how they have been so successful is they set out to make a culture where your more likely to take action than to take a meeting. A key to Rich's success is he had a different goal than most. His goal was to try to succeed, where others goal is to try not to fail. Don't let failure get in your way, run the experiment and if it don't work, try something else and learn from the mistake. It sounds simple, Create a Intentional Culture! We can't suggest Rich's books enough, you can find them at nearly any books store or online, see links to both books below from Amazon. Joy Inc. - https://www.amazon.com/Joy-Inc-Built-Workplace-People/dp/1591845874/ref=sxts_sxwds-bia-wc-rsf1_0?cv_ct_cx=joy+inc.&dchild=1&keywords=joy+inc.&pd_rd_i=1591845874&pd_rd_r=d686b69d-d465-4f2e-a0fb-6e8c751ccfed&pd_rd_w=pNf5t&pd_rd_wg=S9ISd&pf_rd_p=e0f994a8-a359-40a9-8917-dadca71c7184&pf_rd_r=QSASTN1ZB45FCMCXDMAK&psc=1&qid=1610928792&sr=1-1-526ea17f-3f73-4b50-8cd8-6acff948fa5a Chief Joy Officer - https://www.amazon.com/Chief-Joy-Officer-Leaders-Eliminate-ebook/dp/B07B2KHQCS/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=joy+inc.&qid=1610928832&sr=8-4 Listen in to the other podcast that Rich mentions the Bossless Office by Tom Ashbrook. - https://www.wbur.org/onpoint/2013/06/20/bossless-office Read the article that Rich mentions from New York Magazine by Matthew Shaer, The Boss Stops Here - https://nymag.com/news/features/bossless-jobs-2013-6/ To find out more about Rich and his team at Menlo Innovations check them out on the web. https://menloinnovations.com/ To hire Rich to come speak at your event you can book him here: https://richardsheridan.com/ From the team here at "The SmallsCast Podcast", thank you Rich, it truly was an honor and pleasure having you on the show! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesmalls/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesmalls/support

Part 2 of our interview with Tom Ashbrook

An interview with Tom Ashbrook

Can Tom Ashbrook put Liverpool on the neoclassical map to rival Berlin? With the quality of his stirring piano music, anything is possible. Having found its way into some of the biggest piano playlists on Spotify, we speak to Ashbrook about the next steps to take his music worldwide.

This one gets intense! Are we allowed to have unpopular opinions without getting canceled? Is it right to cancel people because they are tone deaf? Or liars? Or discriminatory? Where does free will and moral responsibility intersect? Heated discussion! Kris says "shut up!" for the first time on mic! What coms up: Taylor Swift, Gina Carano, Dixie Chicks, Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Tom Ashbrook, and more.

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In this episode Evan, Jody and Larry discuss first order and second order calls on the Spiritual Journey with Tom Ashbrook and Bill O'Byrne using St. Teresa of Avila's Interior Castle as the guiding text. Tom leads us in an abiding prayer practice at the end of the episode. Register for the next Discovery Event before Feb. 1, 2021 to get your materials in time: https://www.imagochristi.org/discovery Learn more about Imago Christi: https://www.imagochristi.org/ Purchase Mansions of the Heart by Tom Ashbrook: https://www.amazon.com/Mansions-Heart-Exploring-Stages-Spiritual/dp/0470454725 Purchase Interior Castle by St. Teresa of Avila: https://www.amazon.com/Interior-Castle-Teresa-Avila/dp/1594480052/ Support the work of this podcast with a tax deductible donation: http://www.cloudwalk.org/give/ Follow Cloud Walk Ministries on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cloudwalkministries/

In this episode Evan, Jody and Larry discuss the cooperating with God on our spiritual journey with Tom Ashbrook and Bill O'Byrne using St. Teresa of Avila's Interior Castle as the guiding text. Bill leads us in a prayer practice at the end of the episode. Learn more about Imago Christi: https://www.imagochristi.org/ Purchase Mansions of the Heart by Tom Ashbrook: https://www.amazon.com/Mansions-Heart-Exploring-Stages-Spiritual/dp/0470454725 Purchase Interior Castle by St. Teresa of Avila: https://www.amazon.com/Interior-Castle-Teresa-Avila/dp/1594480052/ Support the work of this podcast: http://www.cloudwalk.org/give/ Follow Cloud Walk Ministries on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cloudwalkministries/

Listen in as your hosts "Just Nate", Dennis K along with guest speaker Chris E talk to the CEO and Chief Story Teller of Menlo Innovations, Richard Sheridan. The Smalls team is a huge fan of Rich and everything that Menlo stands for. The team talks through all the ups and downs that Menlo Innovations have had in order to break the mold and how they created a joyful place to work. Menlo's mission is: "End human suffering in the world as it relates to technology.®" Rich tells stories throughout this nearly hour long podcast as he talks about how they were all focused on delighting others with the work of our hears, our hands and our minds. Rich states the key to success and how they have been so successful is they set out to make a culture where your more likely to take action than to take a meeting. A key to Rich's success is he had a different goal than most. His goal was to try to succeed, where others goal is to try not to fail. Don't let failure get in your way, run the experiment and if it don't work, try something else and learn from the mistake. It sounds simple, Create a Intentional Culture! We can't suggest Rich's books enough, you can find them at nearly any books store or online, see links to both books below from Amazon. Joy Inc. - https://www.amazon.com/Joy-Inc-Built-Workplace-People/dp/1591845874/ref=sxts_sxwds-bia-wc-rsf1_0?cv_ct_cx=joy+inc.&dchild=1&keywords=joy+inc.&pd_rd_i=1591845874&pd_rd_r=d686b69d-d465-4f2e-a0fb-6e8c751ccfed&pd_rd_w=pNf5t&pd_rd_wg=S9ISd&pf_rd_p=e0f994a8-a359-40a9-8917-dadca71c7184&pf_rd_r=QSASTN1ZB45FCMCXDMAK&psc=1&qid=1610928792&sr=1-1-526ea17f-3f73-4b50-8cd8-6acff948fa5a Chief Joy Officer - https://www.amazon.com/Chief-Joy-Officer-Leaders-Eliminate-ebook/dp/B07B2KHQCS/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=joy+inc.&qid=1610928832&sr=8-4 Listen in to the other podcast that Rich mentions the Bossless Office by Tom Ashbrook. - https://www.wbur.org/onpoint/2013/06/20/bossless-office Read the article that Rich mentions from New York Magazine by Matthew Shaer, The Boss Stops Here - https://nymag.com/news/features/bossless-jobs-2013-6/ To find out more about Rich and his team at Menlo Innovations check them out on the web. https://menloinnovations.com/ To hire Rich to come speak at your event you can book him here: https://richardsheridan.com/ From the team here at "The SmallsCast Podcast", thank you Rich, it truly was an honor and pleasure having you on the show! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesmalls/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesmalls/support

In this episode Evan, Jody and Larry discuss the Spiritual journey to God's love with Tom Ashbrook and Bill O'Byrne using St. Teresa of Avila's Interior Castle as the guiding text. Bill leads us in a prayer practice using Psalm 23. Learn more about Imago Christi: https://www.imagochristi.org/ Purchase Mansions of the Heart by Tom Ashbrook: https://www.amazon.com/Mansions-Heart-Exploring-Stages-Spiritual/dp/0470454725 Purchase Interior Castle by St. Teresa of Avila: https://www.amazon.com/Interior-Castle-Teresa-Avila/dp/1594480052/ Support the work of this podcast: http://www.cloudwalk.org/give/ Follow Cloud Walk Ministries on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cloudwalkministries/

00:17 - Norah Lorway - "Wave End" - Future Void (Distant Bloom) 03:18 - Greenhouse - "Overgrowth" - Whelm (Audio. Visuals. Atmosphere) 11:15: - Million Square - Seeps a Light 14:24 - Flocks - Grammar King 21:20 - Brandon Locher - "Horizontal Progressions - EP2 26:13 - Tom Ashbrook - "Collide" 30:23 - Thomas Lemmer - "You'll Be Free" 34:33 - Permaheal - "Coastalsleep" 39:24 - Fog - "Nocturne" - Fogesque (Grezellig) 44:51 - Sparta Philharmonic - "Jonah" 50:15 - Joel Forsberg - "Världen är din" 52:35 - Kris Vango feat. Youka Manuka - "The Empress" 54:47 - Capa Nau - "Moment" 58:21 - Morteza Jahangiri - "Guo Death" 01:03:59 - Home Learning - "Climbing Mount Shutdown" - The Case for Final (Healing Sound Propagandist) 01:10:23 - Piotr Garbaczonek - "Structure" / "Shadow" 01:16:01 - Whettman Chelmets - "Faire Apaiser" 01:18:46 - Andreas Söderström - "Körsbärsblommorna yrde som snö"

It's been quite an August, for the country and host Tom Ashbrook who lost his beloved dad. They promised they'd be back and take us to November 3 and Election Day. The big issues have put our whole country in a "Swing State" – life and death with Covid-19, the life and death of democracy on the table. Our very first Swing State guest was the great American historian and chronicler of our fraught times, Heather Cox Richardson. From her home up in Maine, she's been following and interpreting every twist and turn of this country's election-year journey. We asked her back to kick off what we're calling Season Two. Don't miss this frank look at what you should know before you vote.

Tom Ashbrook was the host of NPR's On Point for 16 years and is the co-host of the new podcast Swing State.  He joins Heath to discuss the news of the last few months including the protests over the killing of George Floyd, the pandemic response, and the situation in Hong Kong.  He also opens up about the loss of his wife to cancer and his public firing from WBUR.

Called by the Chicago Tribune, “An earthy, red-headed yarn-spinning woman,” Crescent Dragonwagon is the much-published author of fifty books in five genres, numerous magazine articles, and two blogs. Presently, at 6:00 p.m. CST on Facebook Live, Crescent reads aloud each evening with tech/text support by Mark Graff. Selections are books she's written and ones written by her mother, Charlotte Zolotowoffers. You can find her delicious recipies (like the lentil soup mentioned in the podcast) on her blog as well as in her cookbooks. Crescent is the developer and leader of the Fearless WritingTM family of on- and off-line workshops and courses, which have helped hundreds of writers write (and in many cases publish) with greater ease, more authenticity of voice, and less angst. One of her best-known students was the late Julia Child, who took Fearless when she was over 80, preparatory to beginning her memoir, My Life in France. “I loved (Fearless), ” Julia wrote. “And I recommend it often and enthusiastically, to both established and aspiring writers; indeed, to anyone in search of a rejuvenating new way of looking at and understanding life. ” Born in New York, Crescent spent the majority of her life in the South, in the Ozark Mountain resort town of Eureka Springs, Arkansas. There, for eighteen years, she ran an acclaimed country inn and restaurant called Dairy Hollow House with her late husband, the writer/historic preservationist Ned Shank. “You don’t have to believe in reincarnation to believe in reincarnation,” she has sometimes said, “Just live long enough.” Some of her lifetimes in the one life she’s living actually include growing up in a literary family, the daughter of show-business biographer Maurice Zolotow and children’s book writer/editor Charlotte Zolotow (she now serves as literary executor to both her parents... writing eight culinary-memoirs, including the James Beard Award-winning Passionate Vegetarian, Dairy Hollow House Soup & Bread Cookbook, The Cornbread Gospels and Bean by Bean (click here to hear an NPR interview on the latter, in On Point with Tom Ashbrook) …which (along with her life as a chef/innkeeper/restaurateur) led to the distinction of having prepared beans and cornbread for a U.S. President (Bill Clinton), titled royalty (Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia), and world-renowned feminist (Betty Friedan) She also prepared brunch for 1200 people at Bill Clinton’s first presidential election. … which lead to appearances on Good Morning America, Today, TVFN, & CNN Writing 28 children’s books, including the Coretta Scott King Award-winning Half a Moon and One Whole Star and the Golden Kite Winner Home Place (both illustrated by Jerry Pinkney) … which lead to more than 20 years of periodic appearances and workshops in schools and universities, initially as part of the NEA-funded Artists-in-Schools Program the publication of two novels, including New York Times Notable The Year It Rained (published in five languages) and, in collaboration with Pulitzer Prize-winner Paul Zindel, the young-adult novel, To Take a Dare. Both are available on Kindle. She’s also published a book of poetry, Message from the Avocados. having the privilege of walking her late mother, Charlotte Zolotow, through the last five years of her life until her death at the age of 98

Tom Ashbrook and Heidi Legg team up to bring you a new podcast with voices across America in a sudden Swing State of mind. Life and death, a crashing economy, and the way we live has been upended. Our first interview with historian Heather Cox Richardson whose daily Letters From An American has over 500,000 readers each morning, helps us to understand this moment in time and offers us a deep sweeping historical context. Professor of History at Boston College, where she teaches courses on the American Civil War, the Reconstruction Era, the American West, and the Plains Indians, Richardson has authored five books that each chronicle a major movement like the one we are living.   We hope you will follow us on Twitter @PodState and on iTunes as we bring you relevant voices that will help us all grasp this new era. 

Sam Sanders is a reporter and host of It's Been a Minute with Sam Sanders at NPR. In the show, Sanders engages with journalists, actors, musicians, and listeners to gain the kind of understanding about news and popular culture that can only be reached through conversation. The podcast releases two episodes each week: a "deep dive" interview on Tuesdays, as well as a Friday wrap of the week's news.Sam Sanders is a reporter and host of It's Been a Minute with Sam Sanders at NPR. In the show, Sanders engages with journalists, actors, musicians, and listeners to gain the kind of understanding about news and popular culture that can only be reached through conversation. The podcast releases two episodes each week: a "deep dive" interview on Tuesdays, as well as a Friday wrap of the week's news. Previously, as a key member of NPR's election unit, Sam covered the intersection of culture, pop culture, and politics in the 2016 election, and embedded with the Bernie Sanders campaign for several months. He was also one of the original cohosts of NPR's Politics Podcast, which launched in 2015. Sanders joined NPR in 2009 as a Kroc Fellow, and since then has worn many hats within the organization, including field producer and breaking news reporter. He's spent time at three Member stations as well: WUNC in North Carolina, Oregon Public Broadcasting, and WBUR in Boston, as an intern for On Point with Tom Ashbrook. Sanders graduated from the Harvard Kennedy School in 2009 with a Master's degree in public policy, with a focus on media and politics. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio Texas with a double major in political science and music. In his free time, Sanders runs, eats bacon, discusses the tortured genius of Kanye West, and continues his love/hate relationship with Twitter

Tom Ashbrook. John Hockenberry. Michael Oreskes. David Sweeney. Garrison Keillor. Tavis Smiley. Leonard Lopate and Jonathan Schwartz. Charlie Rose.There's no way around it: The sexual misconduct reckoning that's happening in media and politics and elsewhere has hit public television and radio particularly hard.This hour we wonder why, and we take your calls.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy Hanukkah everyone, my longtime nemesis has been vanquished

In the first episode of This Week in Dystopia host Christopher Robichaud introduces the series and answers the question, why is this series called This Week in Dystopia? Sources for this segment include NPR's On Point with Tom Ashbrook and Network (film). For more show notes, future episodes and information, visit This Week in Dystopia on Medium. More information about this episode can be found on Medium at https://www.medium.com/@WeekinDystopia Want more This Week in Dystopia? Don't forget to subscribe, follow This Week in Dystopia on Twitter @WeekinDystopia, and like the show on Facebook. This Week in Dystopia is produced by the Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation.

Following the big electrification announcements from General Motors and Ford this week, Sam was invited to join host Tom Ashbrook along with Forbes Detroit Bureau Chief Joann Muller, Michael Dunne of Dunne Automotive and Pam Fletcher, executive chief engineer for Global Electric and Autonomous Vehicles at General Motors to discuss the EV future during NPR’s On Point.  http://www.wbur.org/onpoint/2017/10/04/electric-car-ford-gm

ล่าข่าวจาก On Point Podcast โดย Tom Ashbrook เรื่อง Machine Over Mind in a New Economy และบทความ OP-ED ใน New York Times โดย Kai-Fu Lee เรื่อง The Real Threat of Artificial Intelligence

National News: James Comey firing, Trump tax returns, Jeff Sessions stricter crime measures Local News: Ed Markey tax credits for wind energy, cronyism in Baker administration, Tom Ashbrook special message Science/Tech: DHS travel ban on laptops from Europe, Snap Inc. finances, Tesla soloar roof tiles Sports: Tom Brady, Celtics playoff update, Red Sox struggling Arts/Leisure: Air Guitar championship, Free Ferry Day to Harbor Islands, Somerville Porchfest, Lilac Sunday

    Please Support The Show With a Donation   This week we talk to Sarah Kaufman about grace SARAH L. KAUFMAN is a Pulitzer Prize-winning critic, author, journalist and educator. For more than 30 years, she has focused on the union of art and everyday living. She is the dance critic and senior arts writer of the Washington Post, where she has written about the performing arts, pop culture, sports and body language since 1993. Her book, THE ART OF GRACE: On Moving Well Through Life, won a Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers Award, was a Washington Post Notable Book of 2015 and has been featured on NPR’s “On Point with Tom Ashbrook.” Sarah Kaufman recently appeared at the South-by-Southwest Interactive Festival, speaking on a panel inspired by her book, titled, "Can Grace Survive in the Digital Age?" She has taught and lectured at universities and institutes around the country. In 2010 she became the first dance critic in 35 years to win the Pulitzer Prize. In This Interview, Sarah Kaufman and I Discuss... Her book, The Art of Grace on Moving Well Through Life How she defines grace The idea of ease at it relates to grace The three different types of grace that she looks at in her book Physical Grace Social Grace Spiritual Grace That grace exists where we forget ourselves and aim instead to bring pleasure to others The fact that we have a "grace gap" in our current culture The religious take on grace The relationship between overload and grace That grace is a worldview and a philosophy that allows us to take care of ourselves and others Considering the idea of "defying gravity" when considering the idea of grace The paradox of grace That practice makes graceful The graceful balance skill with ease The role of movement in grace Posture - how do you do it and why is it important The grace of a smooth running commercial kitchen How being present is crucial to observing grace That grace doesn't demand perfection, it simply means that we lean into our humanity Tips to practice grace     Please Support The Show with a Donation    

Greetings dear ghouls, today I have a very special episode for you all - a bonus of sorts.  A single story by Hildred Rex titled "But the Cat Came Back".  This comes from his collection -  The Chicken (or Three Weird Tales) which was included in the Audience Choice for the Best Books of 2016 - NPR's On Point with Tom Ashbrook. His bio from his author's page, "Hildred Rex writes dark fiction.  He currently lives and works at an undisclosed location in the Greater Los Angeles area." This is 'deliciously' dark and humorous and a bit over an hour (I didn't wish to break it into 2 episodes). Many thanks, Hildred!   Also, it's Women in Horror Month 8 and we'll be celebrating by featuring some frightening women authors and stories that feature women all month long (starting very soon)!  Thank you all for listening, I so appreciate you all! As always, sweet screams, Rhys Music: Opening song for the story by Kevin MacLeod - Incompetech.com  

On the eve of the inauguration, Tom Ashbrook, host of WBUR’s On Point, moderated a discussion on opportunities and challenges for the Trump administration with Brian McGrory, editor of The Boston Globe; Heather Cox Richardson, historian at Boston College and author of To Make Men Free: A History of the Republican Party; and Ron Suskind, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and director of the Investigative Journalism Project at Harvard Law School.

What is the secret to making a hit song? In Let’s Go Crazy: Prince and the Making of Purple Rain, Alan Light, a former writer at Rolling Stone, looks at how Prince’s song, album, and movie became a musical juggernaut since audiences first heard the song in 1984. Walter Holland’s Phish’s A Live One examines the cultural context for the band’s groundbreaking 1995 album. And John Seabrook, in The Song Machine: Inside the Hit Factory, takes you into the world of hooks and computerized composition. From the jam band to the pop machine, this session considers how music moves and manipulates us. Get a virtual-lighter app for your phone and be ready to cheer. Moderated by the music-loving host of WBUR’s On Point, Tom Ashbrook.

Josh and Nathan invite Curtis Gallipeau, a leader from Martyr’s Life to talk strategies on how to quickly get summer work. We also suggest some other ways to spend your time usefully if you can’t find a job this summer. Gopher Report: Josh talked about On Point with Tom Ashbrook. … The post Slip into Summer Work – Episode #42 appeared first on Never Expire: A podcast by Eston College.

Beeps can't believe the beauty of nature, including bunnies, large birds, and green artificial lights.  Also a great football update, and why Tom Ashbrook is the total worst. And your favorite recurring segments, including WDYL, and a crazy brand NEW segment! 

On this week's information-packed show: an update on prebiotics and probiotics with Tim Steele; Is child obesity really down? Is meat and cheese really as bad as smoking? Are antibiotics making us fat? Plus, a Moment of Paleo and After the Bell. Links for this episode:Full show notes at Angelo's Blog - Humans Are Not BrokenLatestInPaleo Facebook Page -- Post Your News Links Here!Probiotics: The Genetic Component of Obesity | Free The AnimalAnimal PharmJim Gaffigan Disapproves Of The Kale & Weird Milk Fad @ TeamCoco.comWhy Childhood Obesity Has Dropped Among Young Children - Video on NBCNews.comA plunge in U.S. preschool obesity? Not so fast, experts say | ReutersCell Metabolism - Low Protein Intake Is Associated with a Major Reduction in IGF-1, Cancer, and Overall Mortality in the 65 and Younger but Not Older PopulationAre Meat And Dairy As Unhealthy As Cigarettes? (VIDEO)High-protein diet 'as bad for health as smoking' - TelegraphScience News, Articles and Information | Scientific AmericanProtein Study Fundamental FlawsI can has cheezburger? Protein cancer risk overblown - health - 04 March 2014 - New ScientistAnimal protein as bad as smoking?!My take on the recent ‘high protein diet as bad a smoking’ study | Dr Briffa's Blog - A Good Look at Good HealthWhy I’m Not Dismissing the Latest “Animal Protein is Bad” Study (But Not Losing Sleep Over It, Either) | Raw Food SOSThe Fat Drug - NYTimes.comPaleo Diet Driving Shift to ‘High-Protein’ Marketing Frenzy (GIS, KRFT, TSN)Do Antibiotics Make Us Fat? | On Point with Tom AshbrookAntibiotics Could Contribute to Weight Gain