Podcasts about uninterrupted

On solitude, silence, and the season of becoming your own muse.It started on a Saturday afternoon. Tea going cold. No phone. No list. No role to perform. Just three uninterrupted hours that belonged entirely to me, and the quiet realisation that I had been hungrier for this than I had allowed myself to admit.In this episode, I'm talking about the particular kind of hunger that builds in women who are always giving to someone. The kind that doesn't announce itself loudly, but accumulates, steadily, silently, until one ordinary afternoon alone feels like the most nourishing thing that has happened in weeks.I'm also talking about something that shifted in me recently. After a lifetime of voracious learning, books, courses, podcasts, programmes, frameworks, I found myself wanting something entirely different. Not more input, but integration. Not more consumption. Stillness. Not the next brilliant idea. The quiet courage to finally trust the wisdom I already carry.And I share a conversation that surprised me, an interview with writer Jenny Grainger for her beautiful Substack series The Art of Transition, where I said something out loud that I hadn't quite said before.This episode is for the woman who is always giving. The woman who has finished consuming and is ready to come home to herself. And the woman quietly building something she believes in, in the silence before anyone else can see it.Uninterrupted time with yourself is not a luxury; it is medicine.If this episode resonated with you, I'd love to have you inside the Midlife by Design community on Substack, where the deeper conversations live. Essays, reflections, and honest writing for women who are done living by default and ready to design what comes next.And if you're ready to go a little deeper this summer, The Summer Edit is waiting for you. A curated season of intentional living, designed around the woman you're becoming.

Are you ready to release the pressure of outer conditions and return to the still point within? One of Mother Mary's core teachings is Uninterrupted Harmony—the practice of holding peace in your thoughts, feelings, and energy field regardless of what is happening around you. This is not avoidance. It is mastery. When you cultivate harmony within your auric field, you become a stabilizing presence for others. You become miracle ready. You become a living channel for Divine Justice, Divine Government, and Love to anchor more fully on Earth. This meditation gently supports you in returning to your center, releasing tension, and remembering the harmony already alive within you. “Precious One,” the music beneath this meditation, was composed and performed by Jennifer. ✨ May we presence become a blessing of peace in the world. Come sit with us at Tea with Mother Mary and experience the nurturing presence of the Divine Mother in community. We meet the first Wednesday of every month at 3 PM Eastern time.  https://www.jenniferruthrussell.com/post/tea-with-mother-mary

Hello, Beautiful...I'm so grateful you're here with me. If insomnia has been keeping you awake, this 8 hour sleep meditation is designed to help you fall asleep fast and stay asleep all night. Gentle guidance relaxes your body, quiets racing thoughts, and supports deep, uninterrupted sleep. Let yourself finally rest and wake up feeling refreshed and restored. Love,

Your controls aren't failing. The spaces between them are. That's the uncomfortable truth Jon Marler, Director of Product Management and Cybersecurity Evangelist, sits down to unpack with Whitney Ruggles, VP of Marketing, in Episode 1 of Business Uninterrupted, VikingCloud's new podcast series on cybersecurity and compliance. In this episode, Jon breaks down the one belief he still sees CISOs holding on to that no longer reflects how attacks actually happen. Read the blog it's based on: https://bit.ly/4bFtMFF. #Cybersecurity #Quishing #AIinCybersecurity #CyberRisk #BusinessUninterrupted

"I SAID JERK OFF!" EVERYONE in the office is in on the Miami Marlins and Major League Baseball, and the crew is ready to show up to games as Sandy Alcantara has asked them to. Then, after a night where the Heat allowed the most points they've ever allowed in a single quarter to the Boston Celtics, Mike and Amin get into a legitimate shouting match over the Heat's front office strategy at this year's deadline. This is one of the best days of Dan's life. Today's cast: Dan, Amin, Chris, Jeremy, Mike, Roy, and Tony. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

HyperPath, a recent spin-out from Tyndall National Institute, based at University College Cork, is addressing one of today's biggest mobility challenges: ensuring reliable, always-on wireless connectivity for systems on the move. HyperPath was founded on pioneering research conducted within Tyndall's Wireless Communications Laboratory by Dr Kariem Fahmi and Professor Holger Claussen, which solves the problem of continuous connectivity through an AI-powered software platform that seamlessly fuses and orchestrates multiple unreliable wireless networks into a single ultra-reliable connection. As cars and autonomous systems become more connected, uninterrupted communication is essential for safety and operational efficiency. However, current networks have limitations, such as cellular coverage gaps, satellite line-of-sight issues, and high costs, which can lead to service interruptions, safety risks, and reduced performance. HyperPath removes reliance on any single network, providing a stronger and more resilient connection: — For automotive manufacturers: Always-on connectivity to support advanced vehicle features, autonomy, and safety systems across urban, rural, and remote environments. — For satellite and virtual network operators: New opportunities to deliver hybrid services that combine satellite and terrestrial networks. The development of HyperPath's technology was supported through an Enterprise Ireland–funded Commercialisation Fund project, which enabled the team to translate their research into a market-ready solution. HyperPath also benefitted from Enterprise Ireland's Business Partners Programme and has secured Pre-Seed Start Fund investment, providing crucial support as the company moves into the next phase of growth. With this foundation in place, HyperPath is now entering a growth phase that will see the expansion of its engineering and commercial teams. The company's plans for high-value job creation will contribute to Ireland's growing deep-tech and semiconductor-adjacent ecosystem, adding further momentum to the region's reputation as a hub for advanced connectivity and mobility technologies. Dr Patrick Morrissey, Director of Innovation and Industry Engagement, Tyndall, said: "HyperPath represents the type of innovative, high-impact software company that complements and reinforces Ireland's rapidly scaling semiconductor ecosystem. Its success showcases the Semiconductor Strategy, Silicon Island, in practice, and aligns with Tyndall's mission to support companies that add capability, depth, and competitiveness to Ireland's national semiconductor landscape." Professor Holger Claussen, Head of Tyndall's Wireless Communications Laboratory and Professor of Wireless Communications at University College Cork and Trinity College Dublin, said: "With HyperPath, we solved the very hard technical problem to efficiently combine multiple unreliable wireless networks into an ultra-reliable and highly efficient link. We approach the theoretical maximum bonding performance, which currently no other existing link-bonding solution can do with variable wireless links." Ger Mc Namara, CEO, HyperPath, said: "We are at a pivotal point in time for resilient, on-the-move wireless connectivity, be it autonomous vehicles, mobile robotics, drone operations or emergency services. The challenges and business impacts associated with single wireless network use can no longer be tolerated. HyperPath is leading the way in delivering AI-optimised, resilient wireless hybrid connectivity"

Join the Koko Club by tapping "Try Free" on Apple Podcasts, or for Spotify and other players⁠ click ⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠ ⁠⁠ Hey Grown-ups, Sleep Awareness Week begins on March 8th — and runs through March 16th making it a lovely time to think about the little things that can help support better rest. If you're looking for something gentle to ease naps or overnight sleep, let me tell you all about Koala Sleep Sounds Plus. It's our premium version of Koala Sleep Sounds which includes ad-free listening, and uninterrupted 8-hour mixes of your favourite sleepy sounds. And this Sleep Awareness Week, we're offering all new premium subscribers a 30-day free trial. With your free trial, you'll unlock ad-free  extended mixes, designed to play right through the night, perfect for overnight stretches, longer naps or simply creating a calm atmosphere in the background of your home. Everything is designed to help little ones relax and settle at their own pace. You can also subscribe to Koala Sleep Sounds as part of the Koala Kids Bundle, which includes completely ad-free access to all our Koala Kids shows — Koala Tots for toddlers, Koala Moon for award-winning bedtime stories and Koala Shine for daytime adventures. That's over 800 episodes to explore, free for 30 days! It's a gentle way to support healthier sleep and mindfulness habits — and make the shift from busy days to restful nights feel just that little bit smoother. The 30-day free offer trial runs until March 16th, so be sure to claim before the week is out.  Tap to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, or head to the link in our show notes for Spotify, Yoto, and other players. Sweet dreams.

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Join Digital Education Committee Member and podcast host Jason T. Jacobson, MD, FHRS, along with this week's guest contributors, Gaurav A. Upadhyay, MD, FHRS and Pugazhendhi Vijayaraman, MD, FHRS for this exciting conversation! This Heart Rhythm Journal article explores the electrophysiologic signatures that occur during left bundle branch pacing (LBBP) as lead position changes, with a focus on identifying "uninterrupted transition" patterns in recorded electrograms. The findings help clarify how subtle lead movement within the interventricular septum can alter electrogram morphology and capture behavior, improving clinicians' ability to confirm true conduction system engagement during implantation.  Read the article  Learning Objectives Describe the electrophysiologic basis of lead position–dependent electrogram changes observed during left bundle branch pacing. Differentiate uninterrupted transition electrogram patterns from other pacing capture transitions (e.g., septal capture vs LBB capture).  Apply electrogram transition findings to improve procedural decision-making for confirming optimal lead placement during LBBP implantation. Article AuthorsJiabo Shen, MD, Longfu Jiang, MD, Hao Wu, MD, Lu Zhang, MD, Hengdong Li, MD, Lifang Pan, MD Podcast ContributorsGaurav A. Upadhyay, MD, FHRS Pugazhendhi Vijayaraman, MD, FHRS Jason T. Jacobson, MD, FHRS Host and Contributor Disclosure(s): J. Jacobson Honoraria/Speaking/Teaching/Consulting: Zoll Medical Corporation, Vektor Medical Inc. Stocks, Privately Held: Atlas 5D Research: CardioFocus, Inc. Membership on Advisory Committees: Abbott Medical, Johnson and Johnson G. Upadhyay  Honoraria/Speaking/Teaching/Consulting: Boston Scientific, Abbott, Medtronic, Biontronik, Zoll Medical Corporation P. Vijayaraman   Honoraria/Speaking/Consulting: Medtronic, Boston Scientific, Biotronik, Abbott Medical, Abbott Research: Medtronic Fellowship Support: Medtronic   Staff Disclosure(s) (note: HRS staff are NOT in control of educational content. Disclosures are provided solely for full transparency to the learner): S. Sailor: No relevant financial relationships with ineligible companies to disclose.  

In this episode, Ginny Yurich talks with cybersecurity expert and longtime IT professional Ben Gillenwater about what actually changed when the internet moved into kids' pockets and why so many parents feel unequipped to respond. Ben brings decades of experience working with complex systems and translates it into clear, usable guidance for families: where the real risks are, why common “parental controls” often fail, and how addictive algorithms, anonymous chat, and AI are reshaping childhood in ways we can't ignore. This conversation is practical, honest, and focused on reclaiming attention, safety, and uninterrupted time with the people we love. Learn more about Ben and all he has to offer here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're having a six hour Christmas party. The music ranges from bluesy Christmas like BB King, Keb Mo, Karen Souza, and Charles Brown titles to torch songs, to the Beatles, Tom Petty and The Screaming Cheetah Wheelies, Springsteen, and noteable ballads such as Diamonds & Rust, Who Knows Where the Time Goes, and Sheryly Crow. It's a swingin' Christmas Party soundtrack that starts out mellow  and seasonal and build up energy towards the end of the eveing. 

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Pathfinder Church | December 7, 2025 | Dion GarrettOur society has had a historically unique stretch of prosperity. The last seventy years have been marked by an almost uninterrupted growth in wealth, technology, and the creature comforts of life. But is this exceptional stretch of comfort the source of joy, or has it actually clouded our ability to experience pure joy?Website | https://pathfinderstl.orgOnline Giving | https://pathfinderstl.org/givePodcasts | https://pathfinderstl.org/podcastsFacebook | https://facebook.com/pathfinderstlInstagram | https://instagram.com/pathfinderstlSt. John School | https://stjls.orgContact Us | churchinfo@pathfinderstl.org

The still luminous sky above the sheer rock cliffs was turning an even deeper shade of blue, as we stepped down onto the wet sand of the beach at Boggle Hole. For a moment we just had to stand. Take it all in. Wide stretches of undulating sand. Half submerged boulders like sleeping elephants. Towering rock faces so vertical and so angled that they catch and reflect every breaking wave, every calling bird, every clack of a dislodged stone, back into your ears, so you hear them for a second time. The tide's been receding for several hours. We turn right, and walk to find a good spot to record. We follow the band of newly exposed sand along the tidal zone, dodging pools of stranded water. See sea birds swooping, then landing, momentarily. Snatch up a morsel. Then they're up and flying again. Herring gulls circle high overhead. Black headed gulls pass like projectiles, screeching for the empty air in front of them to get out of the way. Their bold cries caught, and reflected, by the plummeting cliffs of sheer vertical rock. This we know, we hear, we see, we feel, is a rarified place. A landscape of exceptional quality. It doesn't matter how many hundreds of miles we have to go to find places like this, it's always worth it. Environments where extreme quiet and extreme spatialness coexist, together, for hours. Undisturbed. Uninterrupted. Unspoiled. We found a spot, then left the Lento box on a tripod to record the scene alone, in the gathering dark. * We made this recording, or more accurately we took this sound photograph of Boggle Hole beach one evening last August whilst staying at the Youth Hostel. It's one of the most spatial sound captures we've made this year. Listen with headphones in a quiet place, and let yourself settle into the passage of time, to let your ears adjust and get the full spatial effect.

In this episode of the Be Wealthy Podcast, Brett Tanner and co-host Katelyn Mitchell break down one of the most important concepts in wealth building: The Path of Money.Brett walks through how wealthy people think about income, cashflow, reserves, investing, and the compounding machine that ultimately builds long-term freedom. Using real examples — including short-term lending deals, mid-term investments, and legacy real estate — Brett shows how anyone can move from human-capital income to capital-asset income.This episode goes deep into cashflow systems, passive vs. active investments, creating a wealth plan, managing reserves, and understanding the psychology behind spending, saving, and investing. It's a complete roadmap for anyone serious about achieving financial independence.

Sam Matterface is alongside talkSPORT's Alex Crook and former Chelsea defender Scott Minto ahead of the big return of the Premier League this weekendComing up: Can Arsenal extend their record of derby wins at the Emirates against Spurs, time for Isak to step up for Liverpool and mission impossible for Rob Edwards at Wolves Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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This week we are joined by designer Krista West of Avlea Folk Embroidery (avleafolkembroidery.com). But we're not talking (much) about her designs. Our focus for this conversation is Krista's design weeks, which are periodic multi-day sessions in which she shuts the world out so she can focus on moving her design work forward. While Krista sets aside entire weeks, the techniques and practices she uses will work for stitchers who are looking for a day/afternoon/couple of hours of uninterrupted/focused needlework time. In the conversation, we learn how Krista prepares for a session and how she stays focused for several days. At the end of the show, you'll also get a peek at some of the new things coming up from Avlea Folk Embroidery. Make some notes while you're listening and give Krista's techniques a try the next time you want to focus on your needlework, or any other project that's not getting enough attention.—Beth and Gary Listen to the podcast: Watch the video You can listen by using the player above or you can subscribe to Fiber Talk through iTunes, Amazon Music, Spotify, Audible, Google Podcasts, TuneIn, Podbay, and Podbean. To receive e-mail notification of new podcasts, provide your name and e-mail address below. We do not sell/share e-mail addresses. Here are some links: Avlea Folk Embroidery website Avlea Folk Embroidery on Instagram Avlea Folk Embroidery on Facebook Avlea Folk Embroidery on YouTube We hope you enjoy this week’s conversation with Krista West. We’re always looking for guests, so let me know if there is someone you’d like me to have on the show.–Gary To add yourself to our mailing list and be notified whenever we post a new podcast, provide your name and email address below. You won’t get spam and we won’t share your address.

Starting an IBC policy when everything feels worst? That's exactly how Nelson Nash discovered Infinite Banking, when bank rates hit 23% and leverage turned on him. Here's what he did, why it worked, and how to avoid the same traps.

Mary Jo and Tarissa challenge common financial advice about compounding interest. A billionaire may have praised the "power of compounding," but Mary Jo explains what he left out: interruptions. Using relatable examples from bodybuilding, business, and everyday life, she shows why uninterrupted compounding is what truly builds lasting financial security. Audio Production by Podsworth Media - https://podsworth.com 

Welcome to this enlightening episode where we dive into the transformative journey of Ade Hofmann, founder of Nature Play All Day. With over a decade of traditional teaching under her belt, Ade made a bold move to redefine early childhood education by embracing the outdoors and the power of play.Episode Highlights:From Traditional to Transformative: Ade Hofmann shares her inspiring story of leaving behind the conventional classroom to create an immersive, nature-based learning environment for young children. Discover how her experiences have shaped her unique philosophy that "living is learning" and play is an essential right for all children.The Power of Observation: Learn about the pivotal moment when Ade realized that children thrive when given the freedom to explore and learn at their own pace. She recounts the day she observed young children collaborating and problem-solving, which led her to embrace a hands-off approach that encourages child-led exploration.Flipping the Script: Ade discusses how she has redefined what early childhood education should look, sound, and feel like. She emphasizes the importance of allowing children to be themselves, meeting them with warmth and compassion, and providing the space and time for them to learn on their own terms.The Approach: Discover the principles behind Ade's approach to education, which focuses on not interrupting play, talking less, and connecting more deeply with children. This approach not only benefits the children's development but also supports educators, caregivers, and parents in avoiding burnout.Outdoor Classrooms Tour and Talk: This episode features an exclusive tour and talk about Outdoor Classrooms, where Ade shares insights into creating enriching outdoor learning environments.Exclusive Access for CIRCLE Members: If you're a CIRCLE Member, you have access to a beautiful slide presentation that complements this episode, providing visual insights into the Outdoor Classrooms and Ade's teaching philosophy.Invitation to Change: Ade invites listeners to embrace observation and let children lead their learning journey. By doing so, educators and parents can open a portal to infinite learning and experience profound changes in their own lives.Join us in this episode as we explore how Ade Hofmann is disrupting early childhood education for the better, one play session at a time. Whether you're an educator, parent, or caregiver, Ade's insights will inspire you to rethink the role of play in learning and the importance of stepping back to let children lead.We hope you enjoy this episode and find inspiration in Ade's journey and philosophy. Don't forget to subscribe for more insightful conversations on redefining education and fostering meaningful learning experiences for children.Meet Ade: In 2017, I left over a decade of traditional teaching experience behind when I traded fluorescent lights for sunshine. Over the last seven years, I have continued to rewrite the narrative of what early childhood looks and feels like for not only children but educators.My philosophy for early childhood education is that living is learning and that play is an essential right to for all! I believe my purpose is to teach as many educators as possible how to lean into observation and incorporate nature into uninterrupted play.Connect with Ade: Nature Play All Day Website: https://www.natureplayallday.org/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/natureplayallday/CONNECT WITH VICTORIA:WEBSITE:

 Clayton Morris is on a 9/11 Truth run! He's interviewed 9/11 Pilot Whistleblowers' Captain Dan Hanley; Int'l Center for 9/11 Justice's Ted Walter; Former Congressman Curt Weldon; Senator Ron Johnson, Firefighters Raul Angulo & Erik Lawyer, and now, RichardGage911 — all on the formerly taboo 9/11 truth subject.  We thank each of you who contributed to our successful fundraising campaign to hire a top PR consultant to get us out there. And it's working!! We got on Jimmy Dore with 345K Rumble subscribers, garnered 44.6K views, and got 923 thumbs-up! Now, here on Redacted, which has 2.7M YouTube subscribers, we have already reached 160K views with 13K thumbs up and 3K very positive comments — all in one day! The truth of 9/11 is finally Turning the Tide!And on Rumble, Redacted has 614K followers and the RG911 interview/presentation reached 51K viewers — in a day!  I told Clayton when he invited us to his platform that this is a graphically intense set of information and that his audience will want to see ALL of these hundreds of powerful images and videos.  Here's how he introduced us on his platform:“What really brought down the Twin Towers, the World Trade Center, on 9/11? Was it airplanes as they've led us to believe, or was it actually a controlled demolition? I think all evidence now points to the truth, that it was in fact a controlled demolition of the main Twin Towers and Building 7.No one perhaps knows more about this in the world than our next guest. You are really, I think, at the center of all of the evidence that's been compiled to prove that these were controlled demolitions. And yes, this material is extremely important for everybody to be aware of, so thank you for bringing it and having the courage, for so long, to bring this material out in pieces to your audience.And yeah, without the help of yourself and others, helping us put all of this information together over the years, it used to be a really taboo topic. It used to be, ‘oh, 9/11 Truther, you're a conspiracy theorist.' And I think overwhelmingly, most Americans believe that something massively fishy happened on that day. They do not believe the official narrative.Can you share this with everyone, because what we're going to go through today is deep evidence? We're going to talk molten metal, we're going to talk specifics with these buildings. So buckle up! But before we get there, before I turn things over to Richard to walk us through all of this evidence, I might interject, but I'm going to be watching. So for the next 45 minutes, Richard is going to take us through a deep dive of exactly how this happened.”And then, I went off, and he just took it all in! Support the show

Felecia Hatcher joins Kyla and Jeremy to share her inspiring journey from a diverse career in experiential marketing to becoming the CEO of Pharrell Williams' Black Ambition Opportunity Incorporated. Felecia discusses the importance of challenging traditional educational paths, her passion for empowering underrepresented entrepreneurs, and building resilience through innovation. Her candid reflections highlight the significance of pursuing dreams despite obstacles, fostering inclusive innovation, and leveraging unique opportunities for those with world-bending ideas. Discover Felecia's insights on breaking barriers and building a legacy for future entrepreneurs.

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LeBron James and Steve Nash sit down for an unfiltered, in-depth conversation about basketball—how it's played, how it's evolved, and what it really means to understand the game.From breaking down the Nash dribble and the evolution of the short roll, to dissecting playoff adjustments, body recovery, and how great players process the game in real time, Mind The Game goes deep into the nuances that define elite basketball.This isn't a show about hot takes or headlines. It's a masterclass in basketball IQ—told through the lens of two of the greatest to ever do it.Mind The Game is brought to you by UNINTERRUPTED and Wondery.Follow now to hear the full season, only on your favorite podcast app. link.pscrb.fm/dd070/internalfeeddrops-4f1ec See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

LeBron James and Steve Nash sit down for an unfiltered, in-depth conversation about basketball—how it's played, how it's evolved, and what it really means to understand the game.From breaking down the Nash dribble and the evolution of the short roll, to dissecting playoff adjustments, body recovery, and how great players process the game in real time, Mind The Game goes deep into the nuances that define elite basketball.This isn't a show about hot takes or headlines. It's a masterclass in basketball IQ—told through the lens of two of the greatest to ever do it.Mind The Game is brought to you by UNINTERRUPTED and Wondery.Follow now to hear the full season, only on your favorite podcast app. link.pscrb.fm/dd070/internalfeeddrops-4f1ec See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

LeBron James and Steve Nash sit down for an unfiltered, in-depth conversation about basketball—how it's played, how it's evolved, and what it really means to understand the game.From breaking down the Nash dribble and the evolution of the short roll, to dissecting playoff adjustments, body recovery, and how great players process the game in real time, Mind The Game goes deep into the nuances that define elite basketball.This isn't a show about hot takes or headlines. It's a masterclass in basketball IQ—told through the lens of two of the greatest to ever do it.Mind The Game is brought to you by UNINTERRUPTED and Wondery.Follow now to hear the full season, only on your favorite podcast app. link.pscrb.fm/dd070/internalfeeddrops-4f1ec See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

LeBron James and Steve Nash sit down for an unfiltered, in-depth conversation about basketball—how it's played, how it's evolved, and what it really means to understand the game.From breaking down the Nash dribble and the evolution of the short roll, to dissecting playoff adjustments, body recovery, and how great players process the game in real time, Mind The Game goes deep into the nuances that define elite basketball.This isn't a show about hot takes or headlines. It's a masterclass in basketball IQ—told through the lens of two of the greatest to ever do it.Mind The Game is brought to you by UNINTERRUPTED and Wondery.Follow now to hear the full season, only on your favorite podcast app. link.pscrb.fm/dd070/internalfeeddrops-4f1ec See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

LeBron James and Steve Nash sit down for an unfiltered, in-depth conversation about basketball—how it's played, how it's evolved, and what it really means to understand the game.From breaking down the Nash dribble and the evolution of the short roll, to dissecting playoff adjustments, body recovery, and how great players process the game in real time, Mind The Game goes deep into the nuances that define elite basketball.This isn't a show about hot takes or headlines. It's a masterclass in basketball IQ—told through the lens of two of the greatest to ever do it.Mind The Game is brought to you by UNINTERRUPTED and Wondery.Follow now to hear the full season, only on your favorite podcast app. link.pscrb.fm/dd070/internalfeeddrops-4f1ec See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

LeBron James and Steve Nash sit down for an unfiltered, in-depth conversation about basketball—how it's played, how it's evolved, and what it really means to understand the game.From breaking down the Nash dribble and the evolution of the short roll, to dissecting playoff adjustments, body recovery, and how great players process the game in real time, Mind The Game goes deep into the nuances that define elite basketball.This isn't a show about hot takes or headlines. It's a masterclass in basketball IQ—told through the lens of two of the greatest to ever do it.Mind The Game is brought to you by UNINTERRUPTED and Wondery.Follow now to hear the full season, only on your favorite podcast app.link.pscrb.fm/dd070/internalfeeddrops-4f1ec See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

At a time when trusted, fact-based journalism is more essential than ever, WAMC remains strong thanks to the support of our members, underwriters, and community partners. Your contributions ensure that everyone in our region can access in-depth reporting, diverse voices, and cultural programming that informs, inspires, and connects us.Sarah LaDuke speaks with Wanda Fischer, Host of The Hudson River Sampler, Bill McCann, Host of The WAMC Jazz Show (longtime Host of “The Saturday Morning Edition of Jazz” on 90.9 FM, WCDB; President of A Place for Jazz), and Peter Hughes, WAMC on the Road and erstwhile manager of The Linda.

At a time when trusted, fact-based journalism is more essential than ever, WAMC remains strong thanks to the support of our members, underwriters, and community partners. Your contributions ensure that everyone in our region can access in-depth reporting, diverse voices, and cultural programming that informs, inspires, and connects us.Sarah LaDuke speaks with WAMC's News Director Ian Pickus, WNYC's Jon Campbell, WNYC's Jimmy Vielkind, and Executive Editor of WXXI News Denise Young.

At a time when trusted, fact-based journalism is more essential than ever, WAMC remains strong thanks to the support of our members, underwriters, and community partners. Your contributions ensure that everyone in our region can access in-depth reporting, diverse voices, and cultural programming that informs, inspires, and connects us. Sarah LaDuke speaks with WAMC's Morning Edition host and multi-show producer, David Guistina, Former Editor of The Times Union, Substacker, WAMC Commentator and co-host of The Media Project Rex Smith, and Former Editor of The Daily Gazette and former Vice President of Editorial Development at the New York Press Association, and frequent contributor to WAMC's Roundtable Panel and The Media Project Judy Patrick.

At a time when trusted, fact-based journalism is more essential than ever, WAMC remains strong thanks to the support of our members, underwriters, and community partners. Your contributions ensure that everyone in our region can access in-depth reporting, diverse voices, and cultural programming that informs, inspires, and connects us.Joe Donahue and Sarah LaDuke speak with WAMC's Vox Pop host Ray Graf, and Vox-Poppers Rich Guthrie (Birds), Carrie O'Loughlin (Pets & Vets) and Greg Ward (Gardening.)

At a time when trusted, fact-based journalism is more essential than ever, WAMC remains strong thanks to the support of our members, underwriters, and community partners. Your contributions ensure that everyone in our region can access in-depth reporting, diverse voices, and cultural programming that informs, inspires, and connects us.Joe Donahue speaks with WAMC's CEO Sarah Gilbert, WAMC's News Director Ian Pickus, WAMC's North Country Bureau Chief Pat Bradley, and WAMC's Berkshire Bureau Chief Josh Landes about the work of WAMC's News Department.

Episode Notes Stacey Caillier talks to Michelle Pledger and David Montes de Oca about the ways that school districts are using Michelle's book, "Liberate: Pocket-Sized Paradigms for Liberatory Learning" You can find Michelle's book, and Montes's study guide, here You can find Michelle's podcast, Unapologetic and Uninterrupted, here

This calming meditation features progressive muscle relaxation technique, and is designed to draw you deep into physical relaxation, and help you sink into an uninterrupted sleep. I'm your host, Sam Jarvis. If you're a long term listener please make sure to hit the follow button and leave your 5 * review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts- it really dos help to boost the shows reach, and that in turn means I can keep putting out free meditation and bedtime stories to help you wind- down, de-stress , and drift off to sleep each night. If you'd like to find out about more ways to support the podcast, you can click the link below to;buymeacoffee.com/SupportBreathingspaceFor mini meditations to get you through the day follow me on;TiktokInstagram Thank you for your support! Sam xHost @Breathingspace

Episode Title: 16-65 12 Hours of Uninterrupted Calm with Soothing StormsDescription:In this relaxing episode of the "Be Calm and Relax Podcast," immerse yourself in 12 hours of uninterrupted calm as we bring you the soothing sounds of gentle storms. Perfectly crafted to help you unwind after a long day, these peaceful storm sounds are ideal for meditation, sleep, or simply creating a tranquil atmosphere in your home.Take a moment for yourself to enjoy the comforting rhythm of nature's own lullaby. Whether you're unwinding from a busy day or seeking a serene backdrop for your meditation practice, allow these calming sounds to guide you to a state of deep relaxation.Join us in our next episode as we continue our journey towards peace and tranquility.DISCLAIMER

EDITORS NOTE: THERE IS A 10 MINUTE STRETCH OF INTENTIONALLY UNEDITED SILENCE FROM 9:09-19:09This week on WTFolklore, after a very good joke that is worth everyone's valuable time, we read The Immortal Rooster, which is actually, secretly,  a much funnier ending to The Hobbit.Suggested talking points: Art World Tea, Reverse-Vampire Rooster, How is the Nut Trading?, The First Live Tweet, Ratatouille'd From the Inside, The Unshiniest Place on Earth, Five Armies Vs. ChickenIf you'd like to support Carman's artistic endeavors, visit: https://www.patreon.com/carmandaartsthingsIf you like our show, find us online to help spread the word! Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Youtube. Support us on Patreon to help the show grow at www.patreon.com/wtfolklore. You can find merchandise and information about the show at www.wtfolklorepodcast.com.

Why do kids love playful aggression like roughhousing, pretending to be superheroes, or playing with toy weapons? In The Playvolution HQ Podcast episode, Jeff Johnson dives into playful aggression, explaining why it's natural, beneficial, and essential for children's development. Learn how rough-and-tumble play fosters growth across physical, social-emotional, cognitive, adaptive, and communicative domains, and discover practical tips for creating environments that support this type of play. Jeff also introduces a fun DIY project—the “Amazing Rough-and-Tumble Sidekick”—perfect for supporting active, self-directed play at home or in early learning programs. Episode Video Watch Now: PHQP_0001 The Benefits of Playful Aggression Episode Notes Large Blocks Of Uninterrupted Time | Core Value 1 The Benefits Of Playful Aggression The Amazing Rough And Tumble Sidekick 5 Key Developmental Domains Understanding Danger, Hazard, And Risk Top 10 Books For Understanding The Value Of Child-Led Play And Exploration Reading List 6 Critical Reasons Adults Interrupt Children's Play 4 Simple Tips For Creating Environments That Minimize Play Interruptions Free Forms | Interruption Observation From 6 Harmful Effects Of Play Interruption The Benefits of Playful Aggression Transcript Hey, welcome to the Playvolution HQ podcast. I'm Jeff Johnson. Thanks for pushing play on with the show. Topic one for this episode: who is this show for? Well, I thought this would be a good thing to clarify here at the beginning of the show, so nobody listens if it might not be for them. I think the show is first for professional caregivers, people who work on a daily basis with young children. Next up, parents who are interested in play and playful learning and knowing more about those things so that they can understand the play that's going on at home and be more thoughtful about selecting early learning programs for their children to make sure their kids are getting what they need. And I think also maybe a subset of parents who are homeschooling young children, either preschool or early elementary kids, may also find value in the show. And then beyond that, anyone interested in how children learn through play, because that's gonna be one of the big themes here of the show. Moving on, topic two: core values. I was trying to put together some core values for the show, and the list kept getting longer and longer, so I thought I would spend the first dozen or so episodes introducing those. So this is part one of what I think the core of this show is, and basically, the core of early learning. Later on, I'll share some links to a reading list I put together of top 10 books that really get into the research and information behind these core values if you wanna check those out. So first one is young children need large blocks of uninterrupted time for self-directed play and exploration. I wanted to break that down. So young children. Here at Playvolution HQ, I think young children covers everybody from birth to age 10. I know some organizations cut it off around age eight. I think that's a little bit too early. I think that's kind of leading to some of the age compression that's going on. So young children, kids under the age of 10. Large blocks. What are we talking about with large blocks of time? I'm talking hour-plus blocks of time where kids get to be the choosers. This is a problem in a lot of early learning settings because the day is broke down into little 30 minutes, maybe 25 or 15-minute blocks of time. And so not only don't kids have an opportunity to go deep into their play, they're always going through a transition time. So one of the things we're gonna advocate on this show is big blocks of time and fewer transitions during the day. Uninterrupted. So what's that all about? That's about us adults getting up in their business when they're playing.

No matter how long you've had insomnia, or how many things you've tried to sleep better, you can still sleep 7+ hours uninterrupted.  In this episode you'll learn: The 4 simple steps to consistently sleep 7+ hours uninterrupted in 6 months or less The essentials to focus on first that can immediately improve your sleep How to find the root causes of your sleep issues even when your blood work is normal How to keep your mind and anxiety from sabotaging your sleep The final crucial step that ensures you'll be able to sleep well long-term without drugs Ready to get started on your sleep journey? Join the Smart Sleeper Sunday email series. When you sign up, you'll immediately receive your first email where you'll learn about what really causes insomnia, and you'll know exactly how to find and fix the root causes of your sleep issues so you can sleep well without drugs. Want to sleep better in just 30 days? When you sign up for the Complete Sleep Solution program, you'll find out why you can't sleep and have a plan to fix it so you can get more sleep, improve your health, feel better, and not have to rely on a ton of pills to sleep every night! Schedule a free consultation to get started.

Welcome to Study Sounds, The Podcast that turns your study sessions into a focused and immersive experience. Ever wondered about study sounds? Well, they're like tailor-made soundscapes crafted to set the perfect learning ambiance. Picture this: the gentle rustle of leaves or the distant buzz of a bustling coffee shop, all aimed at whisking you away from distractions and into a zone of deep focus. Think about being enveloped in the quiet hum of a library, where the soft shuffle of pages and the occasional cough blend into a comforting backdrop, nudging your mind towards concentration. That's the enchantment of study sounds—they carve out a mental sanctuary solely dedicated to learning and productivity. Study Sounds? They're your trusty companions on the quest for knowledge and focus. So, lean back, soak it in, and let these sounds steer you towards a realm of unwavering concentration. Because with study sounds, every study session holds the promise of unlocking your full potential. Get ready for an immersive journey that'll revolutionize your learning approach. Study sounds, study sounds, study sounds—because focus deserves its own soundtrack! Study group sounds, Deep focus sounds, Study motivation, Study brainwave Sounds, Academic focus sounds, Instrumental study Sounds, Study ASMR, Study session sounds, Study room atmosphere, Ambient study sounds, Study productivity, Brainwave focus, Study focus Sounds, Classroom sounds, Library ambiance, Study background noise, Study playlist, Study concentration, Quiet study sounds, Study environment, Productivity sounds, Study Sounds, Study white noise, Study ambient sounds, Study nature sounds, Study meditation, Study time, White noise for study, Focusing sounds, Coffee shop study sounds, Cafe study sounds, Best study sounds, ADHD study sounds, Rain study sounds, Study noise, Study ambient noise, Background sounds for studying, Concentration noise, Focus sounds, Focus Sounds, Study playlists, Ambient sounds for studying, Concentration Sounds, Background noise for focus, Brainwave entrainment, White noise for studying, Productivity hacks, Study session Sounds, Calming study sounds, Instrumental study Sounds, Deep focus Sounds, Study meditation, Relaxing study Sounds, Study room ambiance, Nature sounds for studying, Binaural beats for focus, Study aids, Classical study Sounds, Study time management, Homework help, Study techniques, Memory improvement, Study motivation, Cognitive enhancement, Academic success strategies, Mindfulness for study, Study habits, Study tips and tricks, Brain boosting Sounds

He is a top executive at Lebron James' company Uninterrupted. It's Jimmy Spencer who loves the Warriors and 49ers but now is Team Lebron. Jimmy can't eat dairy but he can still drink. He's good people. Come for the Lebron vs Jordan discussion and stay for The Top 5 Movies and The Life Gorgeous Quiz. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ryan issues a surprise correction A truck stop etiquette lesson Who deserves the distinction of “worst astronaut”? Some more about the video game, not a trap this time! Probably! Impromptu production meeting for our Raleigh show This season's newest roadside fireworks stand offerings, reviewed This week's theme song arranged and performed by Matthew Klovski Follow Jason's work and upcoming book-related appearances on Vacation Bible School, Shutdown Fullbooks, and elsewhere at jasonkirk.fyi Find Holly and Spencer writing and chirping at channel-6.ghost.io Listen to Ryan's other, less harrowing podcast, We're Not All Like This, and check out his new project at assigned.substack.com  Purchase only the finest Fullcast gear and keep up with our live show schedule at sunny preownedairboats.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Welcome to another episode of Mind the Game with LeBron James and JJ Redick. We first want to thank everyone for watching and sharing the first episode and we're proud to share this next one with you all. Today we examine the hardest actions to guard in the NBA and the best ways to defend against these actions. The two main actions we focus on are the Golden State Warriors post splits and the way Draymond Green acts as a hub for Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Kevin Durant and the rest of the roster made that play nearly impossible to defend against. The other play we talk in detail about is the inverted pick-and-roll with Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray of the Denver Nuggets. There are several examples of duos that make that play hard but we take an extra close look at what Jokic does that makes this play so unstoppable. We also dive into other schemes like ghost-screens with a great big shooter like Kristaps Porzingis of the Boston Celtics and how Boston gets creative on offense. A few other topics we discuss are why teams blitz Luka Doncic of The Dallas Mavericks, the lack of creativity in men's college basketball and the mileage LeBron has put on his body in 2024. There's so much more we discuss so let's get into it. Cheers.  Mind the Game is presented by Uninterrupted and ThreeFourTwo Productions.  Subscribe to Mind the Game with LeBron James and JJ Redick today for more NBA insight, analysis, highlights and more. And if you'd like to see some of the visuals referenced in this episode, please subscribe to Mind the Game on YouTube at YouTube.com/@MindtheGame

Presented by Uninterrupted and ThreeFourTwo Productions. Welcome to the first episode of Mind the Game with LeBron James and JJ Redick. We are really excited to share this podcast where we examine and celebrate the game of basketball. In this first episode we ask ourselves a very simple question, "What makes a great basketball player?" That question launches us into discussions about the The Los Lakers recent comeback win against the Los Angeles Clippers, philosophical questions about basketball IQ and we dive into concepts like "Thumb Down" and "Floppy" and "Horns Chest." We also talk about this year's leap of Jayson Tatum and The Boston Celtics and what makes them so dangerous. And finally, we dive into the influence of Stephen Curry. We really hope you enjoy our show. Be sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. And if you'd like to see some of the visuals referenced in this episode, please subscribe to Mind the Game on YouTube at YouTube.com/@MindtheGame Subscribe to Mind the Game with LeBron James and JJ Redick today for more NBA insight, analysis, highlights and more.

Don't just play the game. Mind it. Presented by Uninterrupted and ThreeFourTwo Productions, Mind The Game is an entry into the heralded basketball minds of LeBron James and JJ Redick. The two sit down weekly to discuss the state of the game, dissect X's and O's, and wax poetic about the game they love.  Kick back with them as they uncork, unwind and invite you into a hoop conversation unlike any you've heard before.