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Hang around a CrossFit gym for ten minutes and you'll probably hear some coaching of hip extension going on. It might be “popping the hips” during a kipping movement, “finish the pull” in a snatch or clean, or the old “squeeze your butt” at the top of a squat or deadlift. All coaching cues have a degree of truth behind them, but some are overused to the point where they are unhelpful or even misleading. An overemphasis on hip extension in movement is definitely one of those cues that are overused. In this week's episode we discuss the use of coaching cues, rant a little about the ones we find misleading and explore some of the reasons why these cues are overused. Check out the episode to hear what we find are better cues, and ways of thinking about and coaching movement. If you're not already subscribed to our newsletter, head over to www.legionsc.com to get a weekly selection of training tips and our favorite articles. We run online workshops for coaches as well. Find out when our next workshop is here: https://legionsc.com/program-design-workshops These podcasts are posted in video format on YouTube as well. Show Notes: [0:45] ‘Popping the hips' on a ring muscle-up is misleading [3:00] What we actually need in the ring muscle-up [5:00] Overemphasis on hip extension in athleticism and movement [7:00] Triple extension in the weightlifting [8:30] Overpulling coming from overcueing the pull [12:00] Transitional phases in movement and the idea of ‘contract and relax' [16:00] Cueing body parts versus cueing actions with an external focus [18:00] Just repeating coaching cues without understanding them [23:00] Overcoaching in coaching certifications [25:00] When people have the wrong idea about a movement  

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Hi there, Loyal Readers. Before launching into today's issue, I've got three updates:* A big welcome to all the new subscribers from The Electric Typewriter. Thank you for trying out Article Club! I've been following TEW for 10+ years. It's a great curated resource of outstanding articles. * This week on the podcast, Melinda and I chat about her foster puppy, Melinda's Grief Corner, and our first impressions of this month's article of the month, “They Burn Books to Burn Us Too,” by Saint Trey W. Hope you take a listen.* Speaking of our article of the month, here's more information about it. I warmly invite you to join our discussion on Sunday, August 24, at 2:00 pm PT. All you need to do is click the button below to sign up.All right, let's get to today's issue. One reason I do Article Club is to read and share articles that push my empathy. This week's lead article, “Transitional Period,” did exactly that. Written by Kai Cheng Thom, the piece is about parents who say hateful things about their trans kids. As a trans person, Kai can't accept their hostility. As a therapist, however, she responds with compassion, understanding that their sentiments, though hurtful and wrongheaded, are an expression of grief. “Their anger and bitterness are often a disguise for a deep wellspring of fear and shame around the parental terror of having failed your child,” she writes. If you feel safe to read the article, I encourage you to. I'd love to hear your thoughts about it.If reading about parents of trans kids is too much or doesn't interest you, never fear. I have three other pieces ready for your attention. They are articles about:* a woman who works four jobs and still can't make ends meet* a program that pays young people $50 a week, no strings attached* a policy that forever bans anyone 25 years old and under from buying vapesHope you enjoy this week's issue. As always, thank you for your readership and your support of Article Club. If you appreciate the newsletter, I'd be honored if you shared it with a friend or colleague. Have a great weekend ahead!1️⃣ Transitional PeriodKai Cheng Thom writes with a generosity of spirit in this thought-provoking piece.Between the ages of sixteen and thirty-one, I worked in the overlapping fields of grassroots queer community-building, social work and clinical child and family therapy. During that time, I worked with queer and trans youth and their families in a drop-in centre, a psychiatry department, a sexuality clinic, and a community-based therapy program. A core theme I encountered across all those contexts was the grief that many parents of trans youth experience. These parents could not find a way to love their kids as they were, instead mourning who they had thought their children would be. This grief was often paired with anger toward the LGBTQ2S+ community, which some parents framed as having “stolen their kids.”Like many millennial queer activists, I had been trained by my peers to react to such sentiments by dismissing them outright as wrongheaded and problematic. Contemporary psychological theory and research findings assert that parental expressions of grief and anger over children coming out and transitioning can be significantly harmful to queer and trans youth. Yet in the role of a practitioner, sitting across from adults caught in a sea of rage, pain, fear and sadness, it was clear that it would be neither kind, nor effective in supporting the wellness of trans youth, to tell these parents to just get over themselves. As I listened to them talk and looked into their eyes, I knew that their fears came from somewhere deep within. Those fears would not be assuaged through academic debate — they needed to be met with compassion in order to be transformed.By Kai Cheng Thom • Maisonneuve • 13 min • Gift Link2️⃣ Confessions of the Working PoorJeni Gunn works four jobs (security consulting, emergency management, private investigating, freelance writing) and still can barely pay the rent on her 500-square-foot basement apartment in British Columbia, Canada. It doesn't help that she's got $6.58 left in her checking account. In this unvarnished, straight-ahead account of her daily life, Ms. Gunn, who is 51 years old, illuminates the struggles that many people face to make ends meet. She acknowledges that dropping out of college, pursuing daycare as a profession, having a kid, and getting a divorce certainly did not help her chances at economic stability. But she wonders, Shouldn't there be more pathways for the working poor to meet their material needs?By Jeni Gunn • Macleans • 17 min • Gift Link3️⃣ How To Improve Kids' Lives? Give Them $50 A WeekMy students used to ask me, “Why do you get paid and we don't?” It was a fair question, and my answer never satisfied them. Too bad they were born too early, because now, several schools across the country are experimenting with giving students cash, $50 a week. The program, called The $50 Study, began at Rooted School in New Orleans five years ago. So far, the results are mixed. On the one hand, grades and attendance have not improved too much. But on the other hand, students have learned financial literacy skills, saving on average 15 percent of their income — a much higher rate than most American adults. What I find refreshing about The $50 Study is that the money comes unconditionally, no-strings-attached. “I don't think what we're doing is so radical. I believe this just works,” says Talia Livneh, Rooted's senior director of programs. “They deserve deep, deep trust that students and people know what's best for them.”By Neal Morton • The Hechinger Report • 8 min • Gift Link4️⃣ How To Get Kids To Stop Vaping? Ban It Forever.Want to get young people to change their behavior? One approach (the article above) is to give them what they want and offer them choice. Another approach (this article) is to take away what they want and offer them no choice. If you happen to want to buy cigarettes or vapes in Brookline, Massachusetts, and your identification says you were born on or after Jan. 1, 2000, you're out of luck. Sorry, no vapes for you, for the rest of your life. Sure, you can bop over to Boston, 10 minutes away, and get your fill, but still, Brookline's bold stance has elicited praise from health professionals and other cities. But in her reporting, writer Makena Gera is not so sure. Isn't this taking away young people's agency? How do we teach kids how to choose if we don't get them choices?By Makena Gera • Boston Magazine • 10 min • Gift LinkThank you for reading this week's issue. Hope you liked it.

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Join me as we contemplate the idea of seasonal shifts and how to best navigate transitional moments in life. When I recorded this we were moving into the depths of summer, now as I share it with you we are moving closer to summer ending, school starting and fall in the distance. What ever transitional space you find yourself in, maybe you can take a few nuggets from the podcast to implement it into your life.Explore all the things:https://dot.cards/uniquebeautyandmeditation_If you want to work together to pinpoint how you can support your energy and life reach out we can chat.

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Co-founders of the Graze Master Group, Del Ficke and Kerry Hoffschneider, take a few minutes to explain Graze Master offerings, including Transitional Ag Consulting and the Graze Master Genetics® Certification Program. At the Graze Master Group, we are Balancing Nature & Profitability.  It's Agriculture – Done. Your. Way. Our Transitional Ag Consulting Services offer the following: We customize proven, profitable production strategies for your farm, ranch, and agribusiness by assessing what you are leaving on the table and leaving no stone unturned.Our expert and experienced ag input analysis ensures you are optimizing your current resources.  Our professional farm and ranch financial planning team can give you the peace of mind that your assets are secure, and a plan is in place for future generations.Effective communication is the foundation of a successful business, and we build this vital component into all aspects of our services.Contact us for a no-cost, no-obligation phone call to learn more.Graze Master Group founders:  - Del Ficke  (402) 499-0329, del@grazemaster.com- Kerry Hoffschneider (402) 363-8963, kerry@grazemaster.comLearn more at www.grazemastergroup.com --Be sure to rate, review, and subscribe.HOST: Kerry HoffschneiderGUEST:  Del Ficke--CREDITS:Mitchell Roush, ProducerBibi Luevano, Cover ArtPurple Planet Music, Theme

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In this episode, we're exploring the concept of transitional eating—those moments we turn to food as we move between tasks, emotions, or parts of our day. Transitional eating isn't always about physical hunger; it's often about easing discomfort, marking a shift, or grounding ourselves. We'll talk about how to recognize these patterns and create more supportive transitions that don't just default to emotional eating. If this was helpful for you, head on over to

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Breaking the Cycle: From Incarceration to Inspiration with Cordero Holmes, recorded live from the New Freedom Project, learn more about them here. In this powerful episode, Mathew Blades and Dr. Dave sit down with Cordero Holmes, who transformed his life from behind bars to become a beacon of hope and change. Cordero's journey from incarceration to earning multiple degrees is a testament to the human spirit's resilience and the power of education. He is the transitional character we talk about all the time. You'll hear: • How Cordero became a "transitional character," breaking cycles of dysfunction • The unexpected gifts of solitary confinement and deep self-reflection • Strategies for making amends and rebuilding relationships after incarceration • The crucial role of community service in personal growth and healing Cordero Holmes, now an advocate and educator, shares raw and honest insights about his past, his transformation, and his mission to create a better future for his children and community. His story challenges us to reconsider our preconceptions about those who've been incarcerated and inspires hope for second chances. "No history, no self. Know history, know self." - Cordero Holmes From the depths of isolation to the heights of academic achievement, Cordero's journey reminds us that it's never too late to change your life's trajectory. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration, understanding the power of education, or looking to make a positive change in their life or community. Find Cordero here.  

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"What is something you prepared for today that I didn't ask you about, that you would like to share with me?" — Kendall Hagensen (sharing her favorite interview question)In this timely episode, Anna and Kendall tackle the reality of spring transitions in wellness clinics, sharing practical strategies for navigating the inevitable waves of staff changes. With multiple team members leaving and new hires coming in, both hosts offer candid insights about recruitment challenges in today's competitive market.Kendall reveals the overwhelming response to their administrative assistant opening—50 applications in less than a week, many from overqualified candidates transitioning from tech and other industries. This shift in the job market has created new challenges and opportunities for small business owners seeking the right cultural fit."There's one little thing on the resume that is kind of a turn off to you, and you just have to hit disqualify," Kendall shares honestly about the process of elimination when faced with numerous qualified candidates.The hosts emphasize the importance of candidates showing genuine interest in the specific practice, not just any job. They discuss essential hiring criteria, including the expectation that candidates come prepared with questions and demonstrate knowledge of the company.Both leaders share valuable hiring benchmarks—Anna's front desk has been with them for nine years, while Kendall typically aims for two to three years in administrative roles. The conversation includes practical tips about compensation transparency, clear job descriptions, and the importance of having structured interview processes. They also touch on celebrating Administrative Professionals Day and maintaining team morale during transitions.Get all the links, resources and show notes here: https://wellnesscentercreators.comSponsored by Jane App, Jane offers online booking, charting, scheduling, secure video and invoicing on one secure, beautifully designed system: https://jane.app/ Use code wellness1mo for a one-month grace period on your new Jane account.

Navigating Entitled Drivers, Cold Days, and Changing Traditions: A Humorous Take on Modern SocietyIn the energetic world of everyday interactions, humor becomes the balm that soothes the soul. Mike and Torya, hosts of "The Nightly Rant," blend sarcasm with wit to discuss societal quirks in their latest episode. The themes? A nostalgic return to baseball, the chaos of unruly drivers, and the everyday changes impacting their local region.Key TakeawaysRelishing the Sports Season: The joy of the baseball season re-energizes local communities, reminding us of the simple pleasures of enjoying a game at the ballpark.Navigating Traffic Madness: The bewildering behavior of drivers signals a broader societal issue: a pervasive sense of entitlement that can lead to dangerous situations.Adapting to Change: Observations at the ballpark reflect greater changes in society, from quirky dining options to unexpected weather patterns.Baseball is Back: Experiencing the MagicRebirth of the Baseball SeasonIt's that time of year again when baseball reignites the spirit of fans who flock to stadiums with refreshed enthusiasm. Mike exuberantly notes, "Baseball is back… big league weekend this weekend." The triumphant return of America's pastime marks a cherished ritual, encapsulating the seasonal transition and community bonding found only at the ballpark.In their nostalgic recount, Mike and Torya reminisce about witnessing a close call: "A's won the first game in nice fashion, 4 to 2… so it's 2 to 1." The meticulous recounting of these close scores underscores the tension and excitement that only live sports can offer. The broader implication? Baseball serves as a societal glue, uniting fans even during adversities like chilly weather and wind-whipped afternoons. Reflecting this, Torya humorously contends, "Yesterday was freezing cold," establishing the universal truth of weather's unpredictability during the spring season.A Transforming Experience at the BallparkWith the return of baseball comes the inevitable changes to the ballpark experience itself. Mike excitedly points out new culinary options: "They added lumpia… What a weird thing to eat at a ballpark. But they were delicious." This introduction of diverse food options indicates a shift towards accommodating varied tastes and attracting more visitors. The discussion illuminates how innovation permeates even the most traditional venues, enhancing the spectator experience.Moreover, alterations in vendor locations provoke Torya to recall, "They put stuff in strange places for big league weekend," reflecting a microcosm of larger societal shifts. Changes in consumer preferences and logistical decisions mirror the adaptability required in an ever-evolving world. It's a call to embrace novelty while cherishing tradition—a balance every modern institution, from sports ventures to businesses, must navigate.The Perils of Entitled DrivingDaily Observations of Driver BehaviorThe everyday absurdity of traffic provides ample fodder for comedic reflection. As Mike incredulously narrates, "They drive like entitled asshats. They drive like you owe them something." Such portrayals serve to emphasize the disconnect between common sense and the aggressive impatience exhibited by drivers on the road.Recurring recounts of perilous driving illustrate a deep-seated issue of recklessness and entitlement. In recounting an altercation in a parking lot, Mike shares, “I'm in a parking lot. I'm waiting to go into an empty parking space… this big… Ford truck pulls in… I'm yelling, you know, you bleeping fool, what are you doing?" This anecdote opens the floor for a discussion on public safety hazards and roads becoming less about the journey and more about dodging chaos.Consequences and Community ImpactThe rampant disregard for traffic laws culminates in dangerous consequences, as highlighted by a tragic incident Mike and Torya discuss: "A person's dead as a result,… the street was closed." Such life-and-death situations underscore the critical importance of responsible driving—a topic of genuine concern that transcends humor.Their casual banter reveals the hidden tension echoing throughout society. Local officials can benefit from embracing strategic measures to combat this issue by advocating for safer road designs or enforcing stricter traffic regulations. The urgency of change is paramount, as the duo notes, “I'm shocked though that there aren't more accidents on that on-ramp,” illuminating an imminent need for vigilance and regulatory interventions.Coping with Change and ExpectationsShifts in Community DynamicsIn navigating the nuances of change, the pair reflect on changes seen at the ballpark as well as within their community. Mike's observation, "they're a kiosk, so the burger place is a kiosk… They just don't want to do it," hints at pivoting towards compact, efficient practices that can sustain both quality and demand in contemporary commerce.Transitional narratives are explored further as Torya seeks to understand how community employment is influenced; “What do the people who work at the ballpark do… in the offseason?" With changing economic landscapes and employment patterns, flexibility becomes essential for both individuals and businesses to thrive. Such insights underline an adaptable workforce capable of enduring occupational shifts, similar to how students might adjust between semesters.Embracing the UnexpectedMoreover, encounters at the ballpark and observations about the weather reveal underlying themes of unpredictability. As Mike exclaims, "The wind creates a feels like temperature, which makes it feel cold," acknowledging changing weather patterns while playfully chiding Dallas' erratic climate. Such remarks remind us of climate's persistent variability, encouraging a mindset that remains ready for sudden shifts and surprises.In light of becoming adaptable, the overarching narrative from this episode is to embrace the humor that rises amidst uncertainty. The quirky dialogues and exchanges propose resilience through comedic reflection, as societal norms are questioned, discarded, or unexpectedly reaffirmed. It's the methodological embrace of humor demonstrating that despite life's spontaneities, one profitable course of action always involves laughter.In this spirited analysis, Mike and Torya prompt viewers to seek lessons amidst everyday comedies—from baseball fields to highways. As the pair narrates their episodes of banter, sarcasm, and candid truths, their connective tales lend audiences a signature antidote—that in facing the whirlwind of change, humor can buoy the soul and sustain the heart.

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A common obstacle I see in our community is the struggle to bridge the gap between your 9-5 wardrobe and what you wear outside the office. But friend, you don't need to invest in two separate wardrobes to feel stylish every day of the week.   Today on HER Style Podcast, we're talking about how to build a transitional wardrobe—one that can take you from work to weekend without needing an entire outfit overhaul —or expensive shopping spree. I'll walk you through the mindset shifts and practical strategies to help you mix, match, and reimagine the pieces you already own in new, wear-anywhere ways.   If you've ever stood in front of your closet thinking, ‘I have nothing casual enough for brunch' or ‘this is too dressy to wear to the park,' this episode is for you. Let's simplify, stretch your style, and make your wardrobe work harder for you.   FREE 5-MIN PERSONAL STYLE QUIZ: https://herstylellc.com/quiz HER STYLE ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/heatherriggsstyle/ JOIN OUR FREE FACEBOOK COMMUNITY: https://herstylellc.com/community JOIN HER STYLE COLLECTIVE: https://herstylellc.com/collective   Related Episodes: 212 – My Thoughts on AI Color Analysis and How to Discover Your Best Hues on Your Own 210 – High-Low Dressing: How to Know What Looks Good and What Doesn't Work 153 – Dressing for Work In a Way That Makes You Feel Like Yourself

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Jessica Awsumb and Hilary Travers are co-leads at Transition TennesseeTimeline: 2:15 Introduction3:15 Hilary's work at Perkins School of the Blind and what led her to Vanderbilt and transitional planning5:00 Jessica's pathway to transitional training and employment for students with IDD.8:13 How do we prepare for transitions (legal and evidence-based practice), which starts at Age 14 in TN. Key points mentioned: - 4 future goals in transitional planning are: post-secondary education, employment, community involvement, and community living. - A Course of Study (9th to 12th grade) is a selection of classes that are needed and individualized to a student to reach their post-secondary goals.- Annual goal to build competency for life skills.- Transition Services- a coordinated set of outcome-based activities to supplement after-school goals ( assigned to parent or third-party provider). 18:00 Job Exploration- What would you like to do for work? Your areas of interest? Explore the skills needed for the job in the community.21:14 Thinking about employment as a family.23:09 Support of job coaching vs natural supports- team-based approach.28:24 Job experiences and work-based learning: rural vs urban. What are students' skills? What is their motivation? What are their supports? It will influence their experience. Another consideration is full vs part-time, self-employed.32:27 VR for formal supports, faith communities are informal supports (these are non-paid opportunities), the Chamber of Commerce, who know the local businesses, and career fairs. 35:00 CTE courses are based on local community needs assessment, and if they align with students' interests, this is a great way for students to gain job skills. 37: 00 Helpful Resources: https://transitiontn.org/ Empowering Youth with Vision Impairments - free resources

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Explores the concept of transitional characters as agents of generational change, using Mathew's career shift and health improvements as case studies. Highlights actionable strategies like confronting avoidance patterns, embracing a 'main character' mentality, and leveraging mind-body connections through psychosomatic examples. In this episode you'll hear: Definition of a transitional character. Someone who breaks generational dysfunction and shifts their family/community to higher ground. Uses Mathew's career change and resolution of chronic back pain as case studies for transitional character energy in action Discusses mind-body connection through examples of eczema resolution and psychosomatic health improvements Provides actionable steps: confronting difficult conversations (Mathew's mother example), addressing avoidance patterns, embracing 'main character' mentality Cortney McDermott, a returning guest and a beloved voice on the show, is an international speaker and TED Talk presenter, Cortney is also a bestselling author. Her latest book, Give Yourself Permission: Be Confident. Be Happy. Be You., is out now.   Next up: Spirituality 

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The episode focuses on the concept of tuning out external noise to maintain focus on personal decisions and goals. Key points included the importance of confidence, avoiding distractions, and surrounding oneself with supportive influences.  In this episode you'll hear: The concept of tuning out the noise involves focusing on one's own decisions and not being swayed by external opinions. The importance of being confident in one's decisions and not letting others' opinions affect them. The role of distractions and how they can prevent us from focusing on what is true to us. The significance of surrounding oneself with supportive people or resources, even if they are not physically present. The idea of letting noise wash through without attaching to it, and focusing on personal goals. Cortney McDermott, a returning guest and a beloved voice on the show, is an international speaker and TED Talk presenter, Cortney is also a bestselling author. Her latest book, Give Yourself Permission: Be Confident. Be Happy. Be You., is out now.   Coming tomorrow: Transitional character    

Is your organization built for a world where 90% of organizational value now comes from intangibles? Rita McGrath explores why traditional hierarchies are dissolving into ecosystem constellations.In this thought-provoking episode of Ecosystemic Futures, host Marco Annunziata welcomes Columbia Business School professor and strategy expert Rita McGrath to discuss how ecosystemic thinking can help organizations navigate major economic inflection points. Professor McGrath reveals how our economic ecosystem is undergoing a profound transformation. According to recent studies, intangible assets now account for 90% of S&P 500 market value, dramatically increasing from just 17% in 1975. This shift dissolves traditionalorganizational boundaries and creates new ecosystem models where "the unit of value creation is small teams or even individuals" connected in constellation-like networks rather than hierarchical structures.Highlights• Strategic inflection points represent moments when industry assumptions fundamentally shift, creating both opportunities and threats for organizations• Intangible assets now account for 90% of S&P 500 market value (up from 17% in 1975), transforming how value is created and captured• The "unit of value creation" is shifting from large corporations to ecosystem constellations of small teams and individuals• "Memories from the future" methodology helps leaders identify early warning signals of strategic inflection points before they fully materialize• AI-powered digital twins are revolutionizing supply chains, enabling organizations to model thousands of response scenarios to disruptions in minutesThe conversation examines how interconnected global systems are being reshaped by dematerialization, with examples ranging from vertical urban farming projected to reach $35.8 billion by 2032 to Hyundai's revolutionary vertical car manufacturing facility in Singapore. Rita and Marco explore how AI-powered digital twins transform supply chain ecosystems, allowing companies like Kraft Heinz to model thousands of response scenarios to disruptions in minutes—a task that is impossible for human analysts.As one of the world's top-10 ranked management thinkers, Rita McGrath offers scientists, technologists, and forward-thinking executives a framework for identifying early ecosystem signals through "memories from the future"—a robust methodology for navigating the transition from our petroleum-based past to our digital, ecosystemic future where intangible investment has consistently outpaced tangible investment since 2008 across major economies. Guest: Rita McGrath, Best-selling author, sought-after speaker, and longtime professor at Columbia Business SchoolHost: Marco Annunziata, Co-Founder, Annunziata + Desai PartnersSeries Hosts: Vikram Shyam, Lead Futurist, NASA Glenn Research CenterDyan Finkhousen, Founder & CEO, Shoshin Works

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Patreon Preview from Blamo!Spring outfits are never as fun as their fall/winter counterparts, but they're also the last hurrah for light layering, chunky boots, and knitwear. Peter and Derek discuss some of their favorite clothes during this transitional season before summer. They also talk about some of their favorite rain gear, including outerwear and single-stick umbrellas from Italy.**Listen to the entire episode and read their gift guide on the Blamo! Patreon 

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In this episode of The Real State Podcast, we dive into the high-stakes world of transitional lending—the financial glue that keeps real estate projects moving forward. Our guest, Ian Glaser, partner at BridgeInvest, shares how private lending is fueling Miami's booming skyline and beyond, financing everything from adaptive reuse projects to large-scale mixed-use developments. Join hosts Alex Norman and Jamie Blond as they explore: How transitional lending unlocks new development opportunities The rise of adaptive reuse—turning vacant malls, old hotels, and outdated office buildings into vibrant new spaces Why banks are stepping back and private lenders are stepping in The housing shortage crisis and how financing can help solve it With insightful stories, expert insights, and a touch of humor, this episode unpacks the power of private real estate lending and its impact on communities across the U.S. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts & Spotify for more deep dives into real estate trends that shape our everyday lives! #RealEstate #TransitionalLending #Finance #MiamiRealEstate #AdaptiveReuse #UrbanDevelopment

In this episode, Brenda sits down with Janice Orate to talk through her years serving her church community and preparing to transition ministry leadership as the Lord leads. Janice, alongside her husband Jim, have faithfully served their community and ministry at CC Rancho Cucamonga for 40+ years. We pray that this interview encourages you to continue to lead with humility and transparency by the filling and empowerment of the Spirit.----When She Leads is a podcast for women in ministry hosted by Brenda Leavenworth, Krista Fox, Rosemary Cady, and Kelly Bell.Email us at info@whensheleads.orgFollow us on Instagram at @whensheleads

Syria's de-facto leader Ahmad al-Sharaa was declared the country's transitional president on Wednesday. The former rebel leader addressed Syrians directly yesterday and called for justice and elections following a transitional period. Also, 10 days into President Donald Trump's administration, the US southern border remains closed to asylum-seekers, and many are now considering ditching the American Dream to settle in Mexico instead. And, seven candidates are vying for a chance to be the next president of the International Olympic Committee. Plus, a three-tiered popcorn tax in India.Listen to today's Music Heard on Air. Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices

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From the BBC World Service: The rebels running Syria are assuring the country’s business community that they will embrace a free market economy and push to reconnect with global markets. A judge in Brazil has ordered Adele's record labels to stop distributing the song “Million Years Ago” because of similarities to a Brazilian song by Martinho da Vila. And, we hear how Valencia, Spain is starting to rebuild after October’s disastrous floods.

From the BBC World Service: The rebels running Syria are assuring the country’s business community that they will embrace a free market economy and push to reconnect with global markets. A judge in Brazil has ordered Adele's record labels to stop distributing the song “Million Years Ago” because of similarities to a Brazilian song by Martinho da Vila. And, we hear how Valencia, Spain is starting to rebuild after October’s disastrous floods.