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00:00 - Good Morning 00:08 - Where am I? 04:37 - Emails/Pictures 10:04 - Sponsors 11:03 - Amud Beis 14:02 - Amud Aleph 40:23 - Amud Beis 47:40 - Have a Wonderful day -- Today's shiur is sponsored The Lock and Lebovic families, Lakewood NJ because Torah is the best segula! & Refuah Shilayma for חנה יוכבד אביה בת שפרה חיה & the MDY Family Leilu Nishmas Shimshon Weiss - Shimson ben Meshulam Dov z'l Shimmy.8MinDaf.com & As a zechus for our children to be kadosh, safe, healthy, happy & know השם loves them & Nisim Akilov In Honor Of You! Rav Eli! For Being #1! & I should be זוכה to נחת דקדושה And tremendous success in my new business & In honour of Shloime Adler of Golders Green completing his first masechta with MDY. London is so proud of you Shloime! --- Turning of the daf Sponsored by Moshie Horn in honor of Rabbi Tzvi Medetsky, the only Rebbe that was actually good at basketball… & Nesanel: L'hatzluche Ruchny and gashmy for Murad Nakash, For introducing me to MDY

Joining us this week is Sam Duboff, the Director and Head of Creator Brand & Product Marketing at Spotify! In this episode, Ari and Sam dive deep into everything about Spotify for Artists' promotional tools, editorial vs. algorithmic playlists, production credits, payment structure, and much more.Visit Spotify's resources here:Spotify for Artists: https://artists.spotify.com/Made to Be Found: https://found.byspotify.comLoud & Clear: https://loudandclear.byspotify.com03:40 Welcome06:52 Using Spotify for Artists09:08 Shopify integration10:49 Canvas16:23 Promotional tools and editorial playlists25:48 Pitching to Spotify editorials26:46 Is pre-saving worthwhile?30:00 Turning a listener into a fan34:54 Promotional tools and editorial playlists (continued)38:28 Do major labels artists get guaranteed playlist inclusion?42:37 How many songs get uploaded to Spotify everyday?43:41 Algorithmic playlists and how to stay on them49:37 User playlists and Low Volume Funk52:13 Playlist inclusion vs. consideration1:02:30 The royalty pool1:06:33 User-centric payment model1:10:36 Enhancing song credits1:13:52 Marquee's promotional tools and measuring ROI1:23:17 Discovery Mode1:28:21 Final questionSubscribe to The New Music Business: https://aristake.com/nmbAri's Take Academy (use code NMB for 10% off): https://aristakeacademy.comWatch more discussions like this: https://bit.ly/3LavMpaConnect with Ari's Take:Website: https://aristake.comAcademy: https://aristakeacademy.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/aristake_TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@aris.takeTwitter: https://twitter.com/ArisTakeYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/aristake1Connect with Ari Herstand:Website: https://ariherstand.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/ariherstandTwitter: https://twitter.com/ariherstandYouTube: https://youtube.com/ariherstandConnect with Sam Duboff:Website: https://www.samduboff.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/sduboffLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/samduboffTwitter: https://twitter.com/duboffEdited and mixed by Maxton HunterMusic by Brassroots DistrictProduced by the team at Ari's Take See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What an inspiring story & person! Today I'm joined by Tori Geiger, author of "From Vulnerable To Victorious". In this episode, we talk about: -How Tori ended up in the ER while writing her book (and what to do if you're writing about difficult life experiences) -The secret weapon Tori used to book 10 podcast interviews within 3 weeks after the launch -How to use consistency & grace in the writing process -How Tori used her book to launch a course and got all of her first customers from people who read her book -Why Tori decided to join Self Publishing School, attend Author Advantage Live, and join our Accelerator program - and the most helpful parts over the last year ...and so many more takeaways! If you're an aspiring author or someone writing about tough life experiences with your book, you don't want to miss this episode! P.S. Join Tori and grab your ticket to Author Advantage Live before prices go up! AuthorAdvantageLive.com

Rick I & I discuss Embarcadero before EMB, Sick Boys premiere, China Banks, flying for the first time with TG and Thiebaud, FTC, Turning pro for New Deal, starting Underworld Element, Teaching Carroll Ollie Flips, riding for Stereo for a hot minute, Tre's before Tae, working at High Speed sellin' Slap ads, CREAM and more. Even got a "First Impression" with friend of the show, Danny Sargent. This is another OG SF legend kids so listen and learn, it's Rick Ibaseta! VENI • AUDIVI • DIDICI --------------- SUBSCRIBE NOW: https://bit.ly/2RYE75F --------------- FOLLOW RICK I: http://www.instagram.com/RickIbaseta ---------------------------- INTRO MUSIC: "Mary's Cross" by Natur FIRST IMPRESSION: Danny Sargent CREDITS MUSIC: “Adirondack gate” by Shane Medanich CLOSING MONOLOGUE: Noelle Fiore EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Sharal Camisa INTERVIEW & EDITED: Greg "Schmitty" Smith If you want to help support the show, head over to https://www.talkinschmit.com/ and pick up some merchandise. There's also lots of photos, video and extras to help complement each interview. WEBSITE: https://talkinschmit.com/ YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/epiclytrife INSTAGRAM: @Talkin_Schmit FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/TalkinSchmit/ ---------------------------- SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS: BLOOD WIZARD (http://bloodwizard.com/) BLUE PLATE (http://www.blueplatesf.com/) ---------------------------- CONTACT with comments or suggestions: TalkinSchmit@Gmail.com During these difficult times I encourage you to help your local skate shops, your favorite restaurants, friends and family. Be kind and give what you can to those that are in need. If you have good friends, tell them you love them while you still can. #skateboarding #podcast #TalkinSchmit #RickIbaseta #EMB #ATV #March93ThatsME --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkin-schmit/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkin-schmit/support

-Struggling SUCKS but it's also what makes us stronger.    -One of Lindsay's favorite quotes is…  Strength grows in the moments when you think you cannot go on but you keep going anyway.  -It's like how they say Billionaires kids have it the hardest.  Which sounds crazy but makes sense - if you've got it all - what's there to work for.  And with very little struggles, how to you get strong and tough and independent?    -Struggle makes us stronger.  Bottom line.      Here are ways working through a BAD DAY can build character:   -Makes you more resourceful    -Helps you prioritize and realize what matters most    -More confident in your ability to weather the storms - it's all about self esteem!!   -Helps you stay grounded    -Helps you to understand and help others 

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Welcome to episode #38 of Social Security: Answers from The Experts with Martha Shedden: Creating a Remarkable “Next Act” By Focusing on Core Values with Lucina Jackson Lucinda Jackson is the author of two memoirs: Just a Girl: Growing Up Female and Ambitious, about her struggles and wins to succeed in male-dominated energy and chemical companies, and Project Escape: Lessons for an Unscripted Life, an exploration of freedom and purpose after leaving a structured, full-on career. Jackson is a PhD scientist and global corporate executive who features on podcasts and radio and has published articles, book chapters, magazine columns, and patents. She is the founder of LJ Ventures, where she speaks and consults on energy and the environment and empowering women in the workplace and in our Next Act   Here is what to expect on this week's show: The experience of a woman in a male-dominated industry. Sitting down and figuring out what your core values are to get the most out of retirement. Retirement mission statements. Turning your interests into a business and keeping that life balance. Guiding your retirement your way.   Relevant Links: https://lucindajackson.com/   Connect with Lucinda: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucinda-jackson Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lucinda.jackson.33 Twitter: https://twitter.com/lucindaajackson Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jackson_lucinda/?hl=en   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom had a conversation with Justin Judy of ArcSite, one of the sponsors of the Mile High-Profit Summit 2022. ArcSite is a drawing software that helps you calculate materials and other things you need. It's easy to use, saves time, and helps you to close more deals.   In this episode, we talk about…  Using ArcSite to grow your business The people who can benefit from ArcSite and the ones who are not suited to it Some tips to help you win more in the next 18 months Making the sales process easy for the customer Resources:    = ArcSite: https://thecontractorfight.com/arcsite     = Join us in BATTLEGROUND – Everything your contracting business needs in one comprehensive program with three main focus areas: Leadership, Communication, and Numbers. For more info, check out: https://TheContractorFight.com/Battleground     = The profit you earn starts with the stories you tell.  Most contractors will never build their empire because they're telling the WRONG stories. Join us this September in Denver, and learn how to control your story and your profit. https://thecontractorfight.com/mhps  = Get your free copy of Tom's book Winning the Contractor Fight (Just pay to ship): https://thecontractorfight.com/book  = Connect with other contractors building stronger businesses in The Contractor Fight: http://thecontractorfight.com/facebook  = Grab the Gear: https://gear.thecontractorfight.com/  = Find Us on Social Media:  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TomReber  Instagram: http://thecontractorfight.com/ig

For the first time, we have two guests on the podcast—Eli Lake and Eliana Johnson—to talk about the strange emergence all at once of anti-Biden stories in the mainstream media and what they portend. Give a listen.

Summary: We live in the era of the most advanced medical technologies the world has ever seen, but are we really that much healthier for it? According to the CDC, 6 in 10 adults in the US are living with at least one chronic disease, 4 in 10 have two or more. In the wake of the pandemic, those numbers look primed to keep going up. Modern health care systems treat these illnesses after the fact, but what if healthcare began long before we got sick? And what if the best preventative medicine starts with something as simple as the food we eat? With today's science-based advancements in nutrition for health and longevity, the old adage "food is medicine" may be closer to the truth than ever before.  Today's guest is Dr. Joseph Antoun, the CEO and Chairman of L-Nutra, a unique nutri-tech company applying cutting-edge science to nutrition with the aim of helping people live longer, healthier lives. Dr. Antoun served as the Chairman of the Board at the Global Healthspan Policy Institute and as a member of Forbes Business Development Council. Before joining L-Nutra, Dr. Antoun was the CEO of Health Systems Reform, the Co-Director of the Center for Health Policy at the University of Chicago, and the Co-Editor in Chief of the Journal of Helath Systems and Reform, among other accomplishments.  In this episode, we speak about the science behind L-Nutra's fasting mimicking technology, what they see as their three areas of growth potential, and how their programs and products stand out in a crowded market.Highlights: Dr. Antoun explains the scientific premise behind L-Nutra's products and programs (03:22) Dr. Antoun's describes how a career in medicine led him to L-Nutra (05:45) What are the health benefits of fasting, and how do L-Nutra products mimic its effects? (09:34) Why are customers more likely to complete a ProLon "fast" than other diets or meal plans? (16:33) Dr. Antoun walks through some of the products under the L-Nutra umbrella, including Fast Bar and Nutrition for Longevity (18:44) L-Nutra's approach to differentiation (22:18) Dr. Antoun unpacks the three areas of growth potential L-Nutra is focusing on (23:54) Links:ICR TwitterICR LinkedInICR WebsiteJoseph Antoun, MD, PhD LinkedInJoseph Antoun, MD, PhD BioL-Nutra LinkedInL-Nutra WebsiteProLon WebsiteFast Bar WebsiteNutrition for Longevity WebsiteFeedback:If you have questions about the show or have a topic in mind you'd like discussed in future episodes, email our producer, elizabeth@lowerstreet.co.

00:00 - Singing 02:16 - Good Morning 02:27 - Where am I? 09:24 - Emails/Pictures 12:03 - Sponsors 14:31 - Amud Aleph 42:00 - Amud Beis 1:03:05 - Have a Wonderful day -- Today's shiur is sponsored The Lock and Lebovic families, Lakewood NJ because Torah is the best segula! & Refuah Shilayma for חנה יוכבד אביה בת שפרה חיה & the MDY Family Leilu Nishmas Shimshon Weiss - Shimson ben Meshulam Dov z'l Shimmy.8MinDaf.com & As a zechus for our children to be kadosh, safe, healthy, happy & know השם loves them & Elana Price In honor of Fishel, SarahLee, Simcha, Margie Gross and the entire Gross family for all that they do to support and enhance Torah learning for all of Klal Yisrael & David Dimbert IHO the wedding of Joseph Dimbert and Rochel Leah Friedman. לזכות בית נאמן בישראל & Jonathan Babekov לעילוי נשמת מיכל בת מרים & Loren and Sora Deetza Spigelman in honor of the engagement of their daughter Devorah to Ariel Markus from Toronto! & Peretz Chaim Levin A big Yasher Koach to Rav Fishel for all that he does for MDY and for his years of friendship to me and my family and being partially responsible for me joining the shiur --- Turning of the daf Sponsored by Moshie Horn in honor of Rabbi Tzvi Medetsky, the only Rebbe that was actually good at basketball… & Nesanel: L'hatzluche Ruchny and gashmy for Murad Nakash, For introducing me to MDY

Learn about open roles at L.E.K. Consulting: L.E.K. CAREERSBrendan Mullen is the Managing Director of Secha Capital, a Private Equity fund in South Africa. The fund takes a unique hands-on approach to the businesses they invest in through an operator-investor model.The firm is actively hiring and is specifically looking to add management consultants to the team. If interested, check out Secha's website or reach out to Brendan directly via the links below. Additional LinksLearn more about Secha Capital: WEBSITEContact Brendan: EMAIL Follow Secha on Twitter and LinkedInGet ready for consulting interview Sponsor an episode or advertise: Management Consulted Media Kit

Copywriting is more than just getting your reader hooked and sparking interest in your offer.It's the art of building connections through storytelling, communicating your brand, and speaking to your audience's emotions.This has long been the mantra of copywriting savant Chris “Mr. Moneyfingers” Haddad in helping businesses use words to drive over millions of dollars in sales.Having ventured into the copywriting and marketing scene over a decade ago, Chris proved to be a natural, earning six figures as a direct response copywriter during only his first year on the job. From there, he could only go up—he's one of the most elite copywriters of today.In this episode of the Perfectly Mentored Podcast, Jason picks Chris' brain about his copywriting course, the P.I.G. Method, the importance of defining and understanding the business's brand and offer, and his take on the right approach to copywriting.Topics Covered:Chris's background. [2:20]What are the steps of the P.I.G. Method and what does that mean for an average listener? [4:43] What's the toughest industry you've written for? [8:11]How much research do you do before you sit down and write? [9:34]How do you find new angles when writing copy about similar offers? [11:21]Advice for aspiring copywriters who are struggling to navigate the field. [13:45]How to make a thumb-stopping ad. [14:21]When you're doing the research or consuming a lot of stuff, how do you break off and find your own voice? [15:52]What's the biggest mistake you see copywriters making today? [17:04]Do you really believe anyone can become a good copywriter? [19:49]What's the common trait that great copywriters share? [21:15]How would you train someone to get into the psychological aspect of copywriting? [22:02]What's the most important part of copywriting? [23:48]How do you know what the audience wants? [24:38]What lessons from writing in the romance niche had the biggest impact on how you write for other niches? [25:39]Why do people go off-topic when writing copy? [28:28]Who's a modern-day, up-and-coming copywriter you think is exceptional? [30:05]Want to work with Jason one-on-one? Click HereConnect with Chris Haddad:WebsiteConnect with us:Perfectly Mentored InstagramWatch the Interviews on YouTubePerfectly Mentored FacebookConnect with Jason PortnoyWebsiteInstagramLike the episode? Watch and support us on YouTube

For the first time, we have two guests on the podcast—Eli Lake and Eliana Johnson—to talk about the strange emergence all at once of anti-Biden stories in the mainstream media and what they portend. Give a listen.

In this week's questions and answers show, I explain how Starship will enable enormous space telescopes, if James Webb can look at Hubble, and if future astronomers will have any way of learning about the expansion of the Universe and the Big Bang. 00:00 Start 01:46 Could Starship be a telescope? 04:26 Can JWST see Hubble? 06:10 Will elliptical galaxies restart star formation? 08:00 Will future civilizations know about the Big Bang? 11:38 How will the Lunar Gateway change robotic space exploration? 14:34 Where are the flagship missions? 15:50 How does artificial gravity work in space? 16:55 How many useful gravitational lenses are there out there? 19:11 What lies beyond space? 20:10 Will we definitively prove life beyond Earth? 23:57 Could you use the Moon as a gravitational lens? 24:40 Can we look back in time somehow? 26:10 Are there good careers in astronomy? 29:19 Could we learn anything getting close to black holes? Want to be part of the questions show? Ask a short question on any video on my channel. I gather a bunch up each week and answer them here.

When a teen's home life becomes full of pain and tension, sometimes they see no other way out of the situation other than suicide. But no teenager is beyond help. Mark Gregston listens to the stories of a couple of teens living at Heartlight, including Daniel, who shares how depression and strained parental relationships led him to a suicide attempt. Don't miss his powerful story! For more on understanding the warning signs that a teen may be severely depressed, read Mark's article, "Suicide Epidemic Among Teens," at bit.ly/3tTmuHP

Are you tired of throwing money out the door on generic Facebook ads in hopes of potentially landing a client? Are you looking to invest in the long term game of cultivating authentic relationships? Then you're going to love our guest this week on Purpose Chasers ® This week, I am speaking with Aleric Heck, YouTube Ads Expert and Founder of AdOutreach where he and his company have helped hundreds of clients leverage the power of YouTube Ads to generate a collective 8-figures in revenue. With 10+ years experience on YouTube and scaling his first channel to over 400k+ subscribers, Aleric helps Coaches, Consultants & Course Creators generate leads & sales through YouTube Ads. As we discuss the difference between an “expense” and an “investment”, we dive into how to utilize multiple social platforms by researching your market and the needs of your ideal client. Aleric shares with us that in order to build trust with your clients, you need to be investing in authentic connection and sharing your story in a way that helps your audience. Topics Discussed: Why individuals are sick and tired of entrepreneurs hard selling them The difference between an “expense” and an “investment” How true connection lies within storytelling Learning to utilize multiple social platforms The secret sauce to reaching your ideal client Why you need to be building trust within your brand Gain access to resources and/or work with Mark or his marketing team direct visit: www.markcrandall.net Connect with Aleric Heck Website: https://www.adoutreach.com/gifts    ---   Quotes:   Mark Crandall   “Make sure you do your research.” “So many individuals get started in the online and digital space and all their attention is focused on profit. But their funnel sucks and it's not working no matter how much money they put behind it because they're not bringing the value on the front end.” “The more value I bring clients, the higher the conversion rate.” “In my experience, you can't convince somebody of the power of digital marketing.” “The world is sick of hard selling. They want authentic relationships.” “Authentic relationships make the sales.” “Hard Selling doesn't work because it causes a lot of frustration on the backend based on the feeling of being pressured into a decision that they didn't want to make.” Aleric Heck “You need to make sure that you are putting yourself forward and that people trust you. You need to connect with people and share your story.” “The biggest mistake people make is that they don't provide value or trust behind their product or service.” “The best thing that can happen is that people come to a decision on their own because then they are all in. They're actually excited about implementing and taking action.”

The New Wave Podcast: Daily Conversations On Web3.0, Business, Psychology, Psychedelics & More. A Show For People Seeking Spiritual, Psychological And Financial Sovereignty. Hosted By Best-Selling Author, Speaker and Entrepreneur Daniel DiPiazza. Of all the things in the entrepreneur's toolkit, COURAGE is key. Daniel breaks down 3 common issues or “tests” each business owner will face at some point during their journey, whatever the industry. Navigating these key points will determine your success going forward. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

If you're working on growing your social media following and your email list, one of your main goals is likely to turn some of your followers into paying clients.    But how do you move people from being just a freebie seeker who only wants your free information to becoming someone who invests in your coaching programs or other offers?    We are covering 3 specific steps you want to have in place and we're sharing examples of each one.    STEP #1 - Find out what your ideal clients want and find out what to do with the information you gather once you have it.    STEP #2 - Invite people to work with you or join your group program (discover one effective ‘non salesy' way to do this with ease).   STEP #3 - Map out a customer journey that leads potential client down the path towards becoming a client.    If you want to turn more of your followers and subscribers into clients, be sure to tune into this insightful episode!   Links/Resources mentioned on the show:   Episode 155: The Missing Link to Turning Your Email Subscribers into Clients - https://www.thewellnessbusinesspodcast.com/episode155/   Episode 132: Planning Your Customer Journey for Improved Client Attraction - https://www.thewellnessbusinesspodcast.com/132/   Links to Resources:    Wellness Business Accelerator - https://wellnessbusinessaccelerator.com/   Karen's Facebook Group - www.facebook.com/groups/emaillistbuildingforcoaches/   Karen's Instagram - www.instagram.com/karenpattock/   Kathleen's Facebook Group - www.facebook.com/groups/healthcoachpeers/   Kathleen's Instagram - www.instagram.com/kathleenlegrys/

We're back with another packed episode of the AFTN Soccer Show for your listening pleasure, as guest co-host Harjeet Johal joins us to talk Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, and women's soccer. The Whitecaps are the form team in MLS right now and they've just knocked off the league leading LAFC thanks to another late show at BC Place at the weekend. We look back over that 1-0 win, the standout performers, the return of Max Crepeau and Marc Dos Santos, and where that result leaves the 'Caps in the Western Conference standings as they move into the second half of the season. Turning our attention away from MLS and to the women's game, we look at Canada's chances at the CONCACAF championships that have begun in Mexico this week with World Cup and Olympic places on the line. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 02.57: Whitecaps late late show beats LAFC 31.01: LAFC chatter on MDS, Jordan Harvey, Sicknote 43.58: Max Crepeau audio and discussion 62.46: CONCACAF Women's championship chat 75.10: Wavelength - The Thornlie Boys - The Goalie

This episode centers around the urgency to start turning the keys on your purpose in life. The hardest part about doing something new or revisiting something old--- is not knowing where to start, why you're doing it, and how to sustain consistency and longevity. The time is now to take control of the wheel and drive off into the direction of your passions, gifts, and talents. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

• Empathy is a nonnegotiable ingredient in genuine, connected interactions, and one easy way to create it is to give compliments. Make it authentic, meaningful to the person receiving it and specific, Avoid insincere exaggeration or vague niceties that don't speak to a person's values. • Learn to recognize “bids for attention” because when you “turn toward” these unspoken requests for connection and validation, you deepen and strengthen relationships of all kinds, and respond with empathy. Turning against or away from these requests does the opposite. • Practice the art of nonviolent communication by using four simple steps: first, observe without judgment or interpretation. Second, express how you feel without blame or making anyone responsible. Third, express your needs plainly and assertively, without implicating the other person. Finally, calmly express a specific request that stems from the previous three steps, without entitlement or force. This will make any difficult or emotional conversation infinitely easier. • Use language softeners. Softer language can help foster trust, empathy, and likeability in all social situations. Use modal verbs and qualifiers, focus on the positive, be mindful of your word choice and use a gentler, more respectful and unhurried style to communicate a friendly willingness to cooperate. Hear it Here - https://bit.ly/readpeopleking Show notes and/or episode transcripts are available at https://bit.ly/social-skills-shownotes Learn more or get a free mini-book on conversation tactics at https://bit.ly/pkconsulting #CarrereGottman #ComplimentTips #DefuseConflict #Empathy #EverydayConversations #GenuineCompliments #Gottman #GottmanInstitute #HealthyRelationships #InsincereExaggeration #JulieGottman #LindsayLiben #MarshalRosenberg #ModalVerbs #NonviolentCommunication #NVC #PassiveAggression #RomanticRelationship #Rosenberg #LanguageSofteners #ThePowerOfEmpathy #RussellNewton #NewtonMG #PatrickKing #PatrickKingConsulting #SocialSkillsCoaching #ImproveYourPeopleSkills

God The Gardener | Pastor Jon Adams   Each of us have something to be thankful for. Maybe you're enjoying some freedoms in your life—thank God for that. Maybe there are blessings of health, family, a job, or spiritual fruit in your life—thank God for that. Maybe you're in a season of pruning from God, or a season where not much is going your way—you can thank him for that too, as he reminds you that this world is not your home, and that he is preparing a place in Heaven for all who have put their trust in him.

For the past 3+ years, we've been getting loud on this podcast, where our stated mission is to help White women use their privilege to uproot systemic racism without centering themselves in the process. This summer, we've been specifically focused on answering the question we often get, “what can we do to be more anti-racist?” and have been releasing bite sized pieces of our work, especially with regard to our recent book, so that we can help White women and allies do this work. Then, we got a gut punch last week in the form of the Dobbs v. Jackson opinion, which effectively overturned Roe v. Wade and left the regulation of abortion access up to “elected officials of the states,” which set off a number of trigger laws and leaves abortion, and reproductive justice in general, in jeopardy for anyone who has a uterus, or any birthing person, in this country.  So today, we are responding with our thoughts and suggestions.   What to listen for:  The problems we had with some of the knee-jerk reactions we saw from White women on social media How disappointing it is to hear so many stories of senior-level White women not speaking up against this decision to remove bodily autonomy from women in the United States Things to stop doing (stop playing the game; stop letting men control the conversation; stop resorting to performative allyship on social media,  Things to start doing (start putting being a woman first before being White; start learning from people who've been in this fight for a long time, as in, Black, brown, and other marginalized identities; start using your voice in your own spheres of influence  Sign up for our emails so you get the two-parter that's coming out with a list of the resources that we believe are going to make the most difference for the most impacted individuals:  https://www.dearwhitewomen.com/email-signup

In this episode we discuss how studying the local market comparables will ensure you understand the local market well. Remember chances are the client has done research so make sure to do yours. Being on time is being late. Being early is a great way to ensure you are on time and set up by the time the client arrives. Turning on all the lights and opening the blinds can make a huge difference. A bright room not only feels more friendly but it also appears to be larger.

What do companies really think of sustainability? What are they doing to improve their ESG credentials? These are some of the many questions 161 of Fidelity International's investment analysts around the globe have been asked as part the annual ESG Analyst Survey. And with 15,000 meetings with management teams a year under their belts their insights are invaluable for any asset allocator. To dig through the findings Richard Edgar is joined by Global Head of Research for Fixed Income Gita Bal, Head of Strategic Initiatives for the Global Investment Research Team Fiona O'Neill, and Fixed Income PortfolioManager Kris Atkinson.  With additional contributions from Global Chief Investment Officer Andrew McCaffery and analysts Marcel Stötzel and Eric Zhu. You can read more from this year's ESG Analyst Survey here. Listen to Andrew's CIO update here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Metro Washington Labor Council and state AFL-CIO coordinate phonebanks and door-to-door canvasses to turn out union vote in Maryland on July 19. Today's labor quote: Margaret Poydock. Today's labor history: Baltimore Evening Sun newsboys die in blaze.   @wpfwdc #1u #unions #LaborRadioPod @AFLCIO @MDDCStateFed Proud founding member of the Labor Radio Podcast Network.

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Hunger to have our nation ripple with revival from coast to coast fills many hearts.  How can we help in God's sovereign move to draw us back to Him? Is it still possible? Studying historic revivals shows us certain patterns.  The Bible has a verse considered a classic for revival: "if my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land." 2 Chronicles 7:14 Obedience, prayer, and the unity of believers seem to be forefunners of any revival.  Is there more that we can do though God is the author and sustainer of revival?  What is our role as we cry out, "Father, revive us again?" This is a meditation on what America can do, but the same call to action spoken of in this episode applies for nations throughout the world.  God bless America.  God bless the nations of the world. https://www.pammorrisonministries.com

Doubling your income, you say? Sounds great, until you think about all the time and energy it'll take.  Especially if you're working as a coach, there's only so much of you to go around. And I say that as someone who loves coaching and believes it to be my literal purpose. But when your job is to give of yourself all day, it can take its toll. The amount of empathy, understanding, and guidance it takes to lead someone on a journey to wellness, be that physical, financial, or mental, is vast and also, finite. At some point, you only have so much energy to dedicate to your clients when you're working with them in a one-on-one space. That's why we'll talk more in this episode about: How to gauge if you're ready for multiple offers What those offers can look like How to develop them without reinventing the wheel Figuring out ways you can lean into whatever is leading people to you and results is key in finding other things to offer. It's figuring out what you're already great at, throwing in a  little snippet of your larger OG program, and adjusting the format to be for a group or self-led. It's taking the framework but changing the picture so that the results are the same, just with a different look.  I hope that this episode opens your eyes to what you're completely entitled to as a person and business owner. I also hope that it assists you in building your business and structuring your offer in the way that works best for you. And finally, as always, stay safe, stay healthy, and stay #PrettyAwkward! If you listened to and enjoyed this episode of the podcast, take a screenshot, head on over to Instagram and share it on your IG stories and tag me, @meganyelaney   EPISODE RESOURCES: Get immediate access to my free class: More Profit$ In Your Pocket, Less Burnout In Your Biz: https://meganyelaney.com/more-profit-less-burnout-class And join my Free FB Community for an exclusive Summer Series training I'm hosting every Wednesday at 4PM EST: Case Study Breakdowns & Sales Strategies. Join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/impactfulpassiveincome If you're on Instagram, shoot me a DM! My account—>@meganyelaney 

Turning a blind eye to sin isn't love. And therefore a unity that's merely surface-level is not true unity: it may even be worse than open conflict. Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vStinQsHi_IIL2IvxONDTU4jtbMm1xWVjqgpnJoh0Nds88dCtj2sPVcPLXd775ZFA/pub --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/haltingtowardzion/support

THANK YOU to every single person who took the time to listen to last week's pod. We received more feedback than ever before, and your texts, emails, comments, and DMs made a huge impression. Sometimes the most important thing is just knowing that you're not alone, and that your struggle is echoed by so many others around the world. Thank you so much for all your support and kindness, and I hope that you also feel all of the love that our community is putting out into the world. ❤️ Today Lisa continues the conversation about relapse and recovery and shares the moments in her life that taught her the greatest lessons. Topics include: [6:34] Turning 25 the month after Lisa's dad passed and how she learned to survive without him. How one moment showed her that she could survive feeling so much emotion that she thought she would die. [17:00] Working with similar deep emotion and trauma with another coach. The way her body tried to distract her from the feelings by being physically cold, and how accepting that physical sensation opened up the emotional sensations. [23:30] How do we not get distracted by body image or weight gain or food when the emotional issue is the true source? Recognizing what your body or mind needs in order to express and release the emotions you're holding onto. [31:05] Getting to the root of our conditioning - feeling happy or feeling comfortable allllll the time is not a realistic expectation for ourselves and it's not what life is like. Getting into our bodies and into stillness to understand what those feelings are trying to tell us. [41:00] Even as a child, Lisa didn't feel like an emotional eater - eating in response to feeling emotions. Her emotional eating was preemptive, helping her ignore that the feelings were happening at all. This can be food, work, exercise, anything that we can focus on that isn't our emotions. [45:23] The “did do” vs “didn't do” list. The temptation to return to old habits and disordered eating. Early Bird pricing for September group coaching program is available! Get $500 off your registration until July 31st. Apply now at https://www.outofthecave.health/work-with-me Join the first ever Out of the Cave and Into Your Power retreat! Today and tomorrow, July 4th and 5th, 10% of all ticket sales are being donated to Home Start, a local San Diego agency dedicated to preventing and treating child abuse through early intervention and support. Get your ticket now at https://www.outofthecave.health/retreat Become a Member of the Out of the Cave Online Community - Includes Two Live Coaching Calls Monthly https://www.outofthecave.health/membership Email Lisa - We welcome questions, comments and feedback! lisa@lisaschlosberg.com Out of the Cave Merch - For 10% off use code SCHLOS10 https://www.outofthecave.health/shop Socials Instagram: www.instagram.com/lisa.schlosberg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/outofthecavellc YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/lees325/videos

In this episode we will show you how mistakes, accidents, and problems that arise can turn out to be something positive, helping to establish trust and strengthen your relationship. We will give you tips for figuring out what to do in these critical moments, so you can correct the issue and demonstrate that you can be counted on! Knowing how to handle situations that come up can alleviate worry, build your confidence, and allow you to go for the things in life you really want! ------------ Ethical Seduction - Authentic approaches to flirting and connecting! For more ideas to improve your flirting skills, check out www.ethicalseduction.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ethicalseduction/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ethicalseduction/support

This is an important episode.Estate planning is the management of a person's estate DURING a person's life in the event the person becomes incapacitated or dies. It's not a whole lot of fun to think about, but one can save their family a whole lot of grief if they properly take care of merical directives, healthcare proxies, a will, a trust, HIPAA release forms and more. Fret not: there are people whose sole job is to help you with all of this.* TIME STAMPS *00:00 Intro02:32 Who is Allan Gibber?03:49 Is Estate Planning Just for the Rich?07:57 Planning Wisely 10:10 The List of Items11:20 Medical Directives, Healthcare Proxy & HIPAA Release Form20:40 Aging Gracefully with Parents 22:50 Power of Attorney29:30 Trusts & Wills35:36 Updating & Storing Important Information 41:00 Sponsor42:46 County & State Laws48:20 Knowing How to Spot the Right Estate Planner51:28 Fees of an Estate Planner52:30 Allen Gibber's Contact Info 53:30 Structuring Family Businesses & Equity Splits1:00:30 Sponsor Message1:02:15 Informing Family of Your Decisions1:06:10 Turning a Secular Will into a Religious Will1:27:00 An Important Parting Message1:28:06 OutroSPONSORS OF THIS EPISODE• Colel Chabad: Get a FREE pushka (charity box) from this great non-profit helping feed Israel's neediest. Simply visit https://www.ColelChabad.org/Pushka & https://www.ColelChabad.org/KosherMoney to make a much-needed donation. • Approved Funding: Looking to purchase a home? Looking to refinance? You need to speak to Shmuel Shayowitz at https://www.ApprovedFunding.com/Mortg... to make sure you do it right. Tell him we say hi!To contact Allan, email AJG@NQGRG.com or call 410-332-8580.Follow us on social media for more content:TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@livinglchaimInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/livinglchaim/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/livinglchaimLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/living-lchaim As a reminder, all investment strategies and investments involve risk of loss. Nothing contained in this episode or any of our episodes and videos should be construed as investment advice. Got it? Good!Submit your questions to hi@LivingLchaim.comYou can WhatsApp us questions, comments & voice notes: 1-914-222-5513WhatsApp us feedback and you'll get first access to episodes!Our new and free call-in-to listen feature is here:

The tide is turning. Our culture is changing. Public opinion about Jesus and those who follow him is perhaps at an all-time low. And yet, in the midst of rising opposition, Jesus remains the source of life and the answer we are all looking for. He offers himself freely and fully. For those who are weary of this world, Jesus refreshes and renews.

The Rev. David Goldberg's homily from Sunday, July 3rd, 2022, and "This Land Is Your Land" by Cameron Dezen Hammon and The Five O'Clock Band.Produced by St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Houston, TXMixed by Luke Brawner of Milieu Media GroupAdditional music: Turning on the Lights by Blue Dot Sessions

There's no question that people are the weakest link in Cybersecurity. So we invest in educating people about security risks and how to handle them. We try building cybersecurity champions who can help spread the word about good security practices. We introduce incentive programs for “security-first” behaviors. However, the results are still disappointing and prove that computers are designed to be secure while people are not. Can we do better? How can we make security a foundation of our organizations and help ensure that we can continue to grow with confidence? Guest 1: James Johnson, Chief Information Security Officer, John Deere Guest Bio: https://www.ciotalknetwork.com/contributor/james-johnson/ Guest 2: Abiodun Morolari, Chief Information Security Officer, City of Toronto Guest Bio: https://www.ciotalknetwork.com/contributor/abiodun-morolari/ Guest 3: John Virden, Assistant Vice President for Security, Compliance, and Risk Management and CISO, Miami University Guest Bio: https://www.ciotalknetwork.com/contributor/john-virden/ More on this Episode: https://www.ciotalknetwork.com/the-people-side-of-cyber-security-turning-organizations-weakest-link-into-their-greatest-strength/ More on CXO: https://www.ciotalknetwork.com/topics/cxo/ More on Security: https://www.ciotalknetwork.com/topics/security/ Visit CIO Talk Network Website: https://www.ciotalknetwork.com/ Subscribe to our Newsletter: https://www.ciotalknetwork.com/subscribe/ Nominate Guests or Sponsor: https://www.ciotalknetwork.com/contact/

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The religious definitions of “absolute truth” and “absolute certainty” are rejected by me because there is no scientific confirmation for these pious concepts. 17 Cognitive Distortions to Know: Magnification/minimization: Magnifying the negative and minimizing the positive. 2. Should/must statements: Subjective demands of how things should or must be. 3. Emotional reasoning: Accepting your emotions as fact. 4. Overgeneralizing: Drawing broad conclusions based on singular experiences. 5. Labeling/mislabeling: Using inaccurate or exaggerated language to describe your experiences. 6. Blaming/denying: Refusing to accept accountability and instead projecting that onto others. 7. Splitting: Thinking in extreme terms, with no potential for a gray area. 8. Jumping to conclusions: Making determinations based on limited information. 9. Filtering: Honing in only on the negative or detrimental aspects of a situation or experience. 10. Personalizing: Assuming situations that are not remotely about you are entirely about you. 11. Double standard: Having incongruent standards for others versus yourself. 12. Fallacy of fairness: Thinking that all situations must be fair for all people. 13. Control fallacy: Believing you or others are at fault for something that's completely uncontrollable. 14. Change fallacy: Wanting others to change to meet your standards. 15. Always being right: Never wanting to admit that you're in the wrong. 16. Heaven's reward fallacy: The false belief that hard work always pays off or that all sacrifices or compromises you make should be rewarded. 17. Self-serving bias What it means: When you think that you are responsible for your successes but not your setbacks. What it looks like: Taking credit for acing an exam but chocking up failing a quiz to being up late studying. Your knowledge was tested both times.” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/antonio-myers4/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/antonio-myers4/support

Jennifer Senior was a long-time staff writer at New York magazine and a daily book critic for the NYT. Her own book is the bestseller, All Joy and No Fun: The Paradox of Modern Parenthood. She’s now a staff writer at The Atlantic, where she won the 2022 Pulitzer for “What Bobby McIlvaine Left Behind,” a story about 9/11. But in this episode we primarily focus on her essay, “It’s Your Friends Who Break Your Heart.”You can listen to the episode right away in the audio player above (or click the dropdown menu to add the Dishcast to your podcast feed). For two clips of our convo — on why friends with different politics are increasingly rare, on how Jesus died for his friends — pop over to our YouTube page. A new transcript is up in honor of what we are still learning about Trump’s attempted violent coup: Bob Woodward and Robert Costa on the perpetual peril of Trump. Below is a segment of that convo — probably the most significant one we’ve had on the Dishcast yet:Turning to the debate over abortion in the ashes of Roe, a reader dissents:I’m having a hard time understanding why you’re so misleading about abortion rights in the US compared to other nations, and naive about protection of the other rights under the 14th Amendment. Germany allows abortions up to 12 weeks for any reason, but what’s remarkable about Germany is not the 12-week mark, but that Germany offers pre-natal care, child care, employment guarantees, etc. that make it much easier for a woman if she chooses to go through with her pregnancy. The US doesn’t have anything like this. And even with the new right in America pretending to hop on board the social insurance train, passing any laws in a conservative-majority Congress that would provide more social services to pregnant women would deliberately NOT address or protect the right of a woman to control her own fertility — that is, to decide to have a child or not. In other words, the interests of a woman’s bodily autonomy and reproductive control would be denied. That makes women, on the whole, unable to live freely in society. But we don’t have to hop over to Europe to run a comparison. Canada protects abortion rights for any reason, with most clinics providing the procedure up to 23 weeks. This aligns with the (previous) fetal viability cutoff that Roe protected. And recently Mexico decriminalized abortion entirely, which paves the way for full, legal abortion rights.The US is now the regressive anomaly, not the progressive outlier you insist we are. And your idea that abortion can just be decided via democracy is cute — maybe that would’ve been true in the past — but SCOTUS could care less about the legislative process. You only have to look at their recent gun decision to realize that. You should make these things clear when you discuss abortion, instead of conveniently obfuscating the context and facts.As far as your confidence that the other rights under the 14th Amendment — gay marriage, access to contraception, etc. — will stand firm, I’m not sure why. Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Coney-Barrett evoked stare decisis in their confirmation hearings, and this turned out to be a shameless lie from all of them. With the conservative majority in place, they could then take up the Dobbs case and use it to overturn Roe entirely — stare decisis be damned.Alito left the door open to address Obergefell, etc. in his draft opinion, so why would you think Thomas taking it a step further is just him “trolling”? The majority of Americans wanted Roe left in place; its provisions were the compromise that balanced the interests of the woman with that of the fetus that you incorrectly thought was lacking. (Listen to Ezra Klein’s podcast with court expert Dahlia Lithwick to understand why that is). Yet despite its popularity, Roe was struck down. The majority of Americans support gay marriage. But the conservative court has publicly stated now that they don't care about what Americans want or think. Alito and Thomas have clearly said what they're willing to go after next. Kavanaugh playing footsie with the idea that those other rights are safe is just another lie that you are too willing to fall for, as I was too willing to think they wouldn't, in the end, touch Roe.As far as healthcare access in Germany, Katie Herzog made that point during our “Real Time” appearance last Friday:From a “Real Time” watcher:I disagree with you on quite a few issues, but appreciated your level-headed commentary on Bill Maher’s show. You’re one of the only people I saw today who forcefully made the point that the SCOTUS decision still allows for action by Congress — it’s a crucial point that has been totally lost in this discussion.From another fan of Bill’s show:I appreciated your take pointing out that the US is the only country that has made abortion rights a constitutional right, and I do understand your argument that this is something that needs to be decided through the democratic process. But I’m wondering if perhaps, on a deeper level, you’re shooting yourself in the foot. Your attitude has been for a long time that America is unique, exceptional, in its supposed commitment to individual freedom, as reflected in its constitution. Doesn’t that imply that enshrining personal rights in its constitution is in fact a perfect evocation to our country’s exceptionalism, what sets it apart from the cynical bickering and proceduralism of European parliamentary systems?I believe in democracy, tempered by constitutional restraints. So the kind of judicial supremacy you seem to be advocating seems outside that. I repeat that I would not have repealed Roe, for stare decisis and social stability reasons. But for the same reason, I wouldn’t have voted for it in 1973. I also believe that the Court could approximate your vision, in defending minority rights. But women are hardly a minority, and many women — at about the same rate as men — want abortion to be illegal.Many more dissents, and other reader comments on abortion, here. That roundup addressed the concern over stare decisis that readers keep bringing up. As I wrote then:Yes, I worry about stare decisis — but it is not an absolute bar to changing precedents. Akhil Amar, the renowned constitutional scholar at Yale, rebuts the same argument. Amar also just appeared on Bari’s podcast, in an episode titled, “The Yale Law Professor Who Is Anti-Roe But Pro-Choice” — a great listen.Bari addressed the Dobbs decision in her new piece, “The Post-Roe Era Begins.” Another reader looks at the legislative route:I think President Biden and the Democrats as a whole would be in a far better position with voters today if over the past 18 months they had taken that same “small bites” approach on a variety of other issues: border security, election reform and just about any other challenge where they now have nothing to show the American voters because they approached those issues if they had significant majorities in each house. They could even take this “small bites” approach right now on the abortion issue, given (as you’ve documented) that the vast majority of Americans favor access to abortions with reasonable restrictions. Instead, Chuck Schumer runs a bill that’s even more permissive than Roe.I know it’s naïve to think we can take politics out of policymaking, but maybe, given the election hand they were dealt, it would have been good politics to pursue progress over progressivism. Right now they’d be running on a far different record (one of being the adults in the room) and could present a much stronger claim for leading our nation. Instead, they wasted a lot of time and opportunity pretending they had the clout to adopt the entire far-left progressive agenda.Another reader delves into the Court precedents that Democrats are wringing their hands over:You wrote about Griswold, Lawrence, and Obergefell: “Thomas also concedes that there could be other constitutional defenses for these previous decisions beyond ‘substantive due process.’”There is one defense, at least. The 14th Amendment has a due process clause and an equal protection clause. When Casey upheld Roe, the right to abortion was based upon due process, not equal protection. Dobbs found that due process did not guarantee the right to abortion. Equal protection of the laws is different. If a state allows an opposite-sex couple to marry or have sex, but bans a similarly situated same-sex couple from doing so, then equal protection of the laws is denied based upon sex, in violation of the 14th Amendment. If there were a state where females were banned from obtaining abortions but males were specifically permitted to have abortions, then that would be a denial of equal protection, based upon sex. But there is, of course, no world in which that would happen, and if there were, the state could simply ban males from having abortions as well and cure the equal-protection problem. Obergefell was based upon both due process and equal protection, so if due process is removed we still have equal protection. Lawrence was decided on due process alone, but it easily could be upheld based upon equal protection. (Justice O’Connor, in concurring in the ruling, said she would have relied upon equal protection instead of due process.) So Lawrence and Obergefell seem safe. Griswold does not seem safe under equal protection, but it may be safe under other provisions, although no state is currently seriously trying to ban the sale of contraceptives. Although Bostock was a decision based upon the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and not on the Constitution, Gorsuch ruled that the law that banned sex discrimination in employment applied to gays and transgender people. His reasoning was that if you fire a female employee for being married to a women but don’t fire a male employee for being married to a woman, then you are discriminating based upon the employee’s sex. There is a very strong argument that the 14th Amendment’s equal protection clause works similarly. I broadly agree with this. Speaking of the transgender debate, a parent writes:While I generally agree with your balanced approach, I think you are still missing what is fueling the alarm on the right. As a parent of a 14 year old, I’m very aware of the extraordinary confusion that some teens now face because of the mainstream promotion of gender identities. For many kids, all this is harmless and ridiculous, and they tune it out. For a very tiny number of kids, this information may be extremely necessary, and perhaps even lifesaving, so they don’t feel so alone.  But unfortunately, I believe there is a quite significant number of kids that have come to believe that all their teen problems will be solved if they simply lop off a few body parts. A few days ago I caught up with a friend who is a wreck because her 14-year-old daughter asked if she could cut off her breasts. This girl has some issues with body anxiety and acceptance, like the majority of teen girls, and has now decided she can avoid all the bad aspects of maturing into a woman by simply becoming a man, which in her mind is closer to remaining a girl, which is what she really wants. The mother is trying to help every way she can, and is about as caring and progressive as a parent can possibly be. But you have to understand how parents today are simply helpless to combat the flood of bizarre, foolish, and/or utterly toxic information that their kids find on the internet, or in social media with their classmates. We entirely ban our 14-year-old from all social media, and from all internet sites except for those needed for school, because we have seen time and time again how kids’ lives are getting wrecked from all that sludge. Most parents are simply not equipped to handle it. Many aren’t able to police their child as thoroughly as we do, and for those on the right with kids, I believe this very real damage has caused some to turn to any platform such as QAnon or other fringe groups that can make sense of this real trauma and harm to their kids. If you don’t have kids, it’s very easy to dismiss this as hysteria. But if you are aware of what's happening to kids nowadays, it’s truly terrifying.Lisa Selin Davis would agree; her new piece on Substack is titled, “It’s a Terrifying Time to Have a Gender-Questioning Kid.” And I completely understand where the reader is coming from. I find the relentless promotion of concepts derived from critical gender and critical queer theory to be destabilizing to kids’ identities, lives and happiness. These woke fanatics are taking the real experience of less than a half percent of the population and imposing it as if it is some kind of choice for everyone else. This is called “inclusion.” It is actually “indoctrination.”Telling an impressionable gay boy he might be a girl throws a wrench into his psychological development, adding confusion, possible generating bodily mutilation. Making all of this as cool as possible — as so many teachers and schools now do — is downright disturbing. The whole idea that all children can choose their pronouns because the tiniest proportion have gender dysphoria is a form of insanity. But it’s an insanity based on critical theory whose goal is the dismantling of all norms, and deconstruction of objective reality by calling it a function of “white supremacy.” This next reader has “a theory I’ve wanted to float by you”:I’m increasingly becoming of the opinion that the modern trans/gender movement is the twisted offspring of something in the gay rights movement that we thought was a good thing but actually wasn’t: the notion that someone is “born that way.” Today, we increasingly feel the need to diagnose children who were “born a certain way” and then provide medical interventions for something that is aggressively conflating the physical and the mental. (I’m using the historical Abrahamic distinction between the two here, sure there’s a philosophical debate about whether or not this distinction exists.) And that makes perfect sense if you think that the foundation of acceptability for these immutable identities is determined at birth — we have medicine in service of zeitgeist.I think the original sin here is going with “what we could get done” in the gay rights movement and stopping before we finished the job — of letting everyone know that these are preferences, and you need to respect and love people regardless of the choices they make and not just because they “can’t help it” because they were “born that way.” If we were to do away with this biological imperative driving identity, we’d end up with what we should really be striving for: radical acceptance of personal choices, and deconstruction of gender roles and stereotypes without engaging in pseudoscience.The trouble with this argument, I think, is that it doesn’t reflect the experience of most gay people. We do not “choose” our orientation. That is the key point — whether that lack of choice is due to biology or early childhood or something else is irrelevant. And genuinely trans people do not choose to be trans either. It’s a profound disjunction between the sex they feel they are and the sex they actually are. It also may be caused by any number of things. But it is involuntary.The queer left rejects this view entirely — because, in their view, there is no underlying reality to human beings, biological or psychological. It’s all about “narratives” driven by “systems of power,” and being gay or trans is infinitely malleable. That’s why they continuously use a slur word for gays — “queer” — to deconstruct homosexuality itself, and turn it merely into one of many ways in which to dismantle liberal society. I regard the “queer left” as dangerous as the far right in its belief that involuntary homosexual orientation doesn’t exist. Lastly, a listener “would like to make a couple of suggestions for Dishcast guests”:1) Razib Khan — he has been blogging for 20 years on genetics, particularly ancient population movements (e.g. Denisovans and Yamnaya). His Unsupervised Learning is currently the second-highest-paid science substack after Scott Alexander. To give you a flavour, his post on the genetic history of Ashkenazi Jews was very popular. Khan also does culture war stuff, mostly because he is a scientist and believes in truth and science. He has subsequently been the subject of controversy, as you can see from his Wikipedia page — which isn’t really fair, but gives you a flavor. His post “Applying IQ to IQ: Selecting for smarts is important” is the kind of thing that gets him in trouble. He is my favourite public intellectual, in large part because he combines actual hardcore science information with anti-woke skepticism. And he is just generally a very smart and interesting guy. Though I’m a fan of his substack, I’d like to hear him on your podcast because I’d like to find out more about Razib as a person, how he feels about the controversies, etc.2) Claire Fox — Baroness Fox of Buckley — is a former communist turned libertarian and Brexiteer, once a member of European Parliament and now a life peer in the House of Lords. Her Twitter feed gives a pretty good idea of her interests and views. Here are some clips on cancel culture in higher education; single-sex spaces for women; and a libertarian view on smoking. She broadly belongs to the British “TERF island” of gender-critical feminists. I know you’ve had Kathleen Stock on your podcast already, but Fox’s background, libertarian views and current membership in the House of Lords make her particularly interesting.I know Razib and deeply admire him and his intellectual courage. And it’s true that, in real life, he’s a hoot, a lively conversationalist, with an amazing life story. Because of his views about the science of genetics and human populations, he is, of course, anathema to the woke left. One good reason to invite him on. Get full access to The Weekly Dish at andrewsullivan.substack.com/subscribe

Mike(@iowamichael) and Adam(@atm4Dchess)dive into some groundbreaking best ball strategy they have uncovered. Mike got bodied on Twitter for some major down-tiers he made. Let's give him a chance to explain himself.  Bob Lung's Consistency Guide was the flashpoint

After a brief hiatus we're back in a big way with Gordo from Those Conspiracy Guys! Special thanks to Andy from the Deep Share for jumping in to cohost as well. We have a great craic about so many things I couldn't even begin to describe it all. Gordo is a deep thinking & articulate dude if you haven't checked out TCG yet you're missing out big time! Can't wait to do this again I feel like we could have talked for at least 6-8 hours. Check out TCG and the Deep Share wherever you get audio podcasts and YouTube, Rokfin, etc. Thanks for listening! Get your MUD/WTR starter mushroom coffee kit at https://mudwtr.com/collections/shop?rfsn=6372661.1fe4dab&utm_source=refersion&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=6372661.1fe4dab Rokfin: http://www.Rokfin.com/legitbat YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCFJTtLR8NxqaKlOc4G1Afng Telegram chat: https://t.me/+ggjBGPYh5RhhMjEx Merch: http://www.Legitbat.com Minds: http://www.minds.com/legitbat IG: http://www.instagram.com/legitbat Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/legitbatpods Email: Legitbatpod@gmail.com

In this episode of Spirit + Truth, Lee M. Cummings is joined by Terry Virgo, founder of Newfrontiers. Newfrontiers is a worldwide family of 1,500+ churches across 70 countries. Terry has written several books, including The Spirit Filled Church, God's Lavish Grace, God Knows You're Human, The Tide is Turning, and No Well-Worn Paths, which is his biography. Learn more about Terry Virgo at https://www.terryvirgo.org/

AAA predicts around 48 million people will travel for the holiday -- just one million shy of pre-pandemic levels. More than 20,000 flights have been delayed this week alone. At the same time, gas prices are still close to record highs, averaging just under $5 a gallon. The Supreme Court faces new controversy, after it limits the EPA's power to fight climate change. President Biden says the Senate should drop the filibuster, to respond to the Supreme Court's abortion ruling. Turning to the war in Ukraine, Russian missiles struck an apartment building and resort near the city of Odesa this morning, killing at least 19 people -- according to local officials. NATO countries pledged further aid to Ukraine, more sanctions against Russia and a buildup of military forces in Europe. WNBA star Brittney Griner is on trial this morning in a Russian courtroom.A startling discovery might reopen the infamous 1955 lynching case of Emmett Till.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Affiliate World: Dubai was a two-day marketing conference featuring the industry's brightest minds and newest trends. With more than 6,000 marketers in attendance, there were plenty of high-value tactics and strategies shared. In this episode, Jeremy & Danielle sit down to give their biggest takeaways that you can implement into your own business to start scaling to new levels. Find out the newest insights on leading a team, an all-new pod-structure agency set-up, and how to find what resonates best with your audience on specific mediums. 1:05 - What is Affiliate World Dubai? 3:03 - Danielle's Biggest Takeaways 3:45 - Pod Structure Breakdown 7:20 - The Ad Creative Strategy Map 9:22 - Biggest Ad Creative Mistakes Marketers Make 11:10 - Pixels, Targeting, and Media Buying Insights 12:10 - Jeremy's Biggest Takeaways 12:50 - How are we going to engage the middle of the funnel? Turning your lead generation efforts into HOT BUYER lists 14:40 - How to manage and segment your email list 16:25 - Getting Your Team Focused on KPI's 17:25 - Why Attention Rate (Not CTR) Matters 19:10 - User Generated Content (UGC) 23:45 - Understanding TikTok (You Can't Ignore It) 27:15 - Reminiscing on Dubai

Today, Debbie talks to writer and novelist Hilma Wolitzer, age 92. She's just published a new book of short stories titled "Today a Woman Went Mad in the Supermarket." So yes, this is someone who is "making the most of growing older."Hilma's stories of sharply observed domestic life were published in the Saturday Evening Post and Esquire in the 1960s and 1970s. She has taught writing at the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference, the Iowa Writers' Workshop, NYU, and Columbia. She's also the author of nine novels and the recipient of national awards and fellowships.Her husband of almost 70 years died of COVID in the first months of the pandemic. It was as if he vanished, she told Debbie.She and her husband Morty both got Covid in April of 2020. They were taken to separate hospitals in New York City.She never got to say good-bye.He died two days before she was released from the hospital and went home to her apartment.As she tells Debbie on the podcast:"There were his slippers next to the bed. There was a pair of his drugstore eyeglasses. He seemed to have vanished and that was the sense I tried to depict in (the final) story (of her new book). Disappearance rather than dying." She was encouraged to write through her grief, and to write this story and add it to a new collection, by her daughters: New York Times bestselling novelist Meg Wolitzer and artist Nancy Wolitzer.She titled the new story, "The Great Escape." It is as diamond sharp and perfect - and funny - as her earlier writing. There's even sex.  Hilma tells it all in this conversation:What her writing process isWhy she writes about ordinary domestic lifeWhy and how she wrote through griefWhat it was like, over 50 years ago, to be a woman and a writer and not be taken seriously Mentioned in this episode or useful:HilmaWolitzer.comWikipediaTwitterThe Great Escape is Hilma‘s final short story in her new collection, Today a Woman Went Mad in the Supermarket (Bloomsbury Publishing; 2021)Hilma is mentioned in the first sentence: One Million (New York Times, May 13, 2022)Hilma's daughter Nancy WolitzerHilma's daughter Meg WolitzerHow Hilma Wolitzer Came Back From Covid Tragedy To Publish Her First Book In 8 Years—At The Age Of 91 (Forbes, Oct 22, 2021)Author Hilma Wolitzer lost her husband to COVID-19. So at 91, she wrote a story about it (LA Times, Aug. 26, 2021)Iris MurdochMaxine Kumin Note from DebbieIf you've been enjoying the podcast, please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts. It takes less than two minutes and it really makes a difference. It makes me feel loved and it also attracts new listeners.Subscribe to my newsletter and get my free writing guide: https://bitly.com/debbie-free-guide. Connect with me:Website: debbieweil.comTwitter: @debbieweilInstagram: @debbieweilFacebook: @debbieweilLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/debbieweilBlog: Gap Year After SixtyEmail: thebolderpodcast@gmail.comDebbie We are looking for a sponsor or a podcast networkIf you are interested in reaching a smart and thoughtful audience of midlife, and older, listeners, contact Debbie Weil. Media PartnersNext For MeEncore.orgMEA Support this podcast:Leave a review on Apple Podcasts: it will help us find a sponsor! If you are interested, contact Debbie WeilSubscribe via Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher or SpotifyCredits:Host: Debbie WeilProducer: Far Out MediaPodcast websiteMusic: Lakeside Path by Duck Lake

Turning your AC's temperature setting up a few degrees can save a lot of money, but turning the unit off isn't usually necessary. Learn more in this episode of BrainStuff, based on this article: https://home.howstuffworks.com/green-living/should-turn-ac-up.htm See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For Tony Reid, this case began as a claim of innocence in the murder of Donna Jo Richmond in 1975. While the errors in the original investigation and a flawed trial resulted in a guilty verdict, the reassessment confirmed that the defendant was framed but the question became: by whom? Working with a new team of investigators, which included two of the original detectives, the probe uncovered a startling new possibility: Was the real culprit a serial offender?Turning to the public for information, Mr. Reid created the 12/26/75 podcast. Based on primary evidence and new interviews surrounding the murder of Donna Jo on that date in Exeter, California, the team re-examined every possibility. The investigators soon found something more than a terribly failed verdict. They discovered connections to the unsolved murders of Jennifer Armour and Claude Snelling—and links to The East Area Rapist. They uncovered shocking corruption by the original lead investigator who illegally destroyed trial evidence and looked into the unexplained death of the original defense attorney. This pursuit led them right back to Exeter, where a new suspect in these murders emerged: Joseph DeAngelo, who was then a full-time sergeant with the local police department, the officer in charge of violent crimes and burglary investigations.This book is more than an adaptation of the 12/26/75 podcast. It shares new insight formed during the investigation and provides a first-hand look at the Tulare crimes, as well as exposing the faulty evidence used to obtain and maintain the false conviction. More than anything else, 12/26/75 demonstrates the enormous consequences of letting a serial killer go free, made worse when combined with the painful mistakes, in-fighting, and finger-pointing by certain jurisdictions. The catastrophic results are undeniable. Now that the mystery of how it all unfolded is revealed, we can also begin to examine the reforms necessary to prevent this tragedy from happening again. 12/26/75-Tony Reid