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Do You ever feel like the enemy is winning? Don't buy the lie! People can give you their take on God's will, but they can't take Gods plan for your life. It's not about who they are , but instead about who God is forming you to be.

We're sharing all the details about baby #3 — from our due date and our thoughts on baby names to cravings, morning sickness, and what it's been like being pregnant with two toddlers! This episode is sponsored by Revolve, LiquidIV, Cash App & Google Gemini Revolve: Shop at http://REVOLVE.com/unplanned and use code UNPLANNED for 15% off your first order. #REVOLVEpartner LiquidIV: Get 20% off your first order of Liquid I.V. when you go to https://LiquidIV.com and use code UNPLANNED at checkout. Cash App: Download Cash App Today: https://capi.onelink.me/vFut/kssum24w #CashAppPod As a Cash App Partner, I may earn a commission when you sign up for a Cash App account. Cash App is a financial services platform, not a bank. Banking servicces provided by Cash APp's bank partner(s). Prepaid debit cards issued by Sutton Bank, Member FDIC. Visit cash.app/legal/podcast for full disclosures. Google Gemini: Visit gemini.google/students to learn more and sign up. Terms apply. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's back to school and back to routines and for me that means a new season of podcasting and starting this one off with how to maximize our time while our kids are in school.   Insane to say but I now have a high schooler and in my many years of having school age children I've learned so much about how to use this time to have time for yourself, get the things done that you need to, catch up with people that you love, fitness & nutrition, take care of appointments and errands… without wasting any time.    My goal of this podcast is to give you a really helpful framework for laying out how you will spend those precious hours while your kids are in school.   If we don't plan, the time can see like it goes by soooo fast.     But if we do have a plan and we don't have wasted or distracted time in between things, we can get so much done and by the time it's school pickup, you feel accomplished and organized and energized and ready to give them the best of you, not the distracted half paying attention version of you.    Our days all look different but as mothers that all love our kids and want as much quality time with them as possible, spending the time you aren't with them strategically, will bring so much joy to your life.         Get Clear on Your Top Priorities Start with “radical clarity” on what truly matters to you. Take time to define what fulfillment, success, and joy mean in your life. Identify your biggest goals and why they're important – this clarity becomes your compass for how to spend your days. List the things you never seem to have time for… both big and small. Maybe it's projects like organizing the closets or family photos, pursuing a passion or side-business, getting back into shape, or finally starting that project. Connect each task to a purpose. For each priority or goal, be clear on why it matters. For example, you might not love the act of meal-prepping lunches, but you do love the outcome of healthier meals and smoother evenings. When you know why a task is important (to your health, career, family, etc.), it's easier to commit time to it. You're designing your life around what matters most to you, not just reacting to whatever comes up. Plan Your Day, Don't Wing It Design each school-day with intention. Map out your day before it starts... even down to hourly blocks if possible. We're just not good enough to wing it consistently and expect great results.  As productivity expert Stephen Covey famously said, “The key is not to prioritize what's on your schedule, but to schedule your priorities.” In other words, slot your highest-value activities into your calendar.  If working out, writing a chapter of your book, or having an uninterrupted block for work projects is a priority, schedule it into the hours your kids are at school. Identify your MITs (Most Important Tasks) each morning. A great habit is to choose the top 2–3 tasks that will make your day feel successful if nothing else gets done. Write these down and tackle them early in the day. Batch and align tasks to the right times. Group similar tasks together and do them at the optimal times of day. For example, if you have high-energy or creative time in the morning, use that for deep work or exercise. Save low-energy tasks (like tidying up or answering non-urgent emails) for the later afternoon slump Be realistic and time-conscious. Don't overload your day with a massive to-do list that ignores the realities of time… that just leads to frustration. Remember, we all have the same 24 hours; it's how we use them that counts.  Make the Most of School Hours: High-Value Activities to Consider When your kids are at school, think of it as your prime time to tackle the things that are hardest to do when they're around. Plan these hours as if they're gold… because they are! Here are some categories and examples of productive, fulfilling things you can do while the kids are in class: Invest in your health and energy: Get your workout in... go for a run, hit the gym, take a yoga or Pilates class, or do a workout video at home. Prioritize meal prep and nutrition: plan healthy dinners for the week, prep ingredients, or cook in batches.  Maybe even schedule that dentist appointment or physical therapy session you've been putting off. Taking care of your physical well-being will boost your energy and mood for the rest of the day. Do deep work or professional tasks: Use the quiet time to focus on work projects or passion projects without interruptions. This could mean building your business (developing a product, marketing, content creation), working on tasks for your job that require concentration, or even starting a side hustle from home.  It might be the perfect window to record a podcast episode or write that book or blog you've dreamed about while the house is silent. If you're pursuing a career goal like earning a certification or applying for jobs, dedicate a block of time to that. Treat these school hours as your “deep focus” sessions to really move the needle on work that matters to you. Learn and grow: Take an online course or use the time to read personal development or business books, listen to inspiring podcasts, or practice a hobby (paint, play an instrument, write in a journal). These hours are a gift for personal growth… seize them to feed your mind and passion. Knock out home and life admin tasks: Get your household organized so that evenings can be more relaxed. For example, do the laundry and cleaning in the morning so you're free to play with the kids later. Declutter a room or tackle that messy closet.  Run errands strategically: if grocery shopping with your children feels like a nightmare, do it solo while they're at school (or order groceries online for delivery). Take the car for service, go to the bank, or handle appointments (haircuts, doctor visits) during this window. By handling errands and chores now, you won't have them weighing on you during family time. Nurture your relationships and social life:  It's healthy and energizing to connect with other adults when you have some free time. Plan a coffee date or lunch with a friend or your spouse once in a while during school hours. Join a local moms' group meetup, or simply call a family member to catch up. Human connection and laughter can recharge you. Also, if you and your partner can swing it, the occasional daytime date while kids are in school... even just a walk or lunch together… can be a fun way to reconnect without needing a sitter. Take care of YOU (self-care time):  Yes, productivity includes self-care, because if you burn out, nothing else works well. So don't feel guilty about using some school time for yourself. In fact, schedule it in. Maybe that means enjoying quiet “me time” to recharge: take a relaxing bath, sit in a park with a coffee, or simply revel in the silence at home to meditate or pray. It could be booking a massage, facial, or therapy session guilt-free, since you're not missing family time to do it.   Eliminate Distractions and Time-Wasters Guard those school hours from distractions. It's easy to lose precious minutes (which turn into hours) by checking texts, scrolling social media, or getting pulled into emails constantly throughout the day.  Identify your personal time-wasters… and nix them.  Take an honest look at where your time tends to “leak” away. Is it the rabbit hole of social media? Random online shopping? Unplanned chats with a neighbor or lengthy coffee breaks? We often don't realize how these add up.  Use productivity tricks to stay focused. Many parents find techniques like time blocking helpful. Time blocking means scheduling a fixed block (say 9–10:30am) for a specific task or category of tasks…  and during that block, you only do that.  Accept that things won't always go as planned.  We can craft the perfect schedule on paper…  and then life happens. Kids get sick, the school calls, the car battery dies, you hit an unexpected wall of fatigue, etc.  Productivity experts who are parents stress that you must expect interruptions as a normal part of life rather than an exception. Don't overload yourself or chase perfection.  It's tempting to use every kid-free minute to “get everything under the sun done” – and set unrealistically high expectations.  It's far better to do a few important things well (and include some self-care) than to do 20 things and be too exhausted to enjoy the evening with your kids. So be realistic and kind to yourself when planning your week. Use habits and routines to stay consistent (but adapt when needed). Establishing regular routines can automate your productivity. For instance, if you always exercise right after school drop-off, soon it becomes second nature and requires less willpower.  Maybe 10–11am is always devoted to your top work project, or perhaps you do a 15-minute mindfulness meditation at the same time daily. Routines build momentum and reduce decision fatigue.  Celebrate what you did get done.  At the end of the day, acknowledge and appreciate the things you accomplished... both the personal (“kept the house running, paid the bills”) and professional. Too often we focus on what we didn't do.  Change that habit! Even if your day went off the rails, maybe you managed to comfort a sick child or have an important conversation.. those count too.  By recognizing the value in all you do (paid and unpaid), you maintain a positive mindset.  Productivity isn't just about checking boxes; it's also about feeling fulfilled. If you ended the day with your kids safe, fed, and loved, and you moved the needle on one personal goal (no matter how small) – that's a win.  Plan Your Days, Love Your Afternoons Maximizing your kid-free hours is ultimately about being intentional… with your time, your habits, and your choices.  By planning ahead and aligning your daily actions to your biggest priorities, you create a life where your important work and your family time can both flourish.  Instead of feeling like the school day “just flies by” in a blur of busy-ness, you'll see tangible progress on your goals and still have energy in the tank when it's time for pickup. That's the true reward here: you get to fully enjoy the afternoons and evenings with your children, being present instead of preoccupied. So remember, a great plan is really about freedom, the freedom to spend your time on the things that light you up and the freedom to be the parent (and person) you want to be.  With a little structure and a lot of consistency, you can turn your school-hour routine into a powerhouse of productivity and fulfillment. Plan your days around what matters most, execute those plans with focus (and a dash of flexibility), and watch how much awesome stuff you get done before the school day is even over. 

Fluent Fiction - Italian: A Stroll Through Change: Embracing Life's Unplanned Walks Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2025-09-05-22-34-02-it Story Transcript:It: Nel cuore di Roma, i Giardini di Villa Borghese si distendevano come un morbido tappeto verde.En: In the heart of Roma, the Giardini di Villa Borghese stretched out like a soft green carpet.It: Le foglie degli alberi cominciavano a tingersi di giallo e rosso, e una leggera brezza portava con sé il profumo dell'autunno.En: The leaves of the trees were beginning to turn yellow and red, and a light breeze carried with it the scent of autumn.It: Era un pomeriggio tranquillo e perfetto, o almeno così sembrava a chi passeggiava per quei viali.En: It was a calm and perfect afternoon, or at least it seemed so to those strolling through those paths.It: Alessio camminava lentamente, osservando il cielo che si intravedeva tra le cime degli alberi.En: Alessio walked slowly, observing the sky that peeked through the tops of the trees.It: Ogni pensiero correva sempre verso l'inizio del nuovo anno scolastico.En: Every thought always ran towards the beginning of the new school year.It: "Devo fare bene quest'anno," ripeteva nella sua mente.En: "I must do well this year," he repeated in his mind.It: Accanto a lui, Giulia sorrideva, cercando di trasmettere un po' della sua serenità nell'atmosfera.En: Next to him, Giulia smiled, trying to convey a bit of her tranquility into the atmosphere.It: Giulia era ben organizzata, sempre con il suo planner alla mano, ma in quel momento scelse di lasciarlo nello zaino.En: Giulia was well-organized, always with her planner in hand, but at that moment she chose to leave it in her backpack.It: "Voglio godermi il pomeriggio," pensò.En: "I want to enjoy the afternoon," she thought.It: Entrambi avevano sfide da affrontare.En: Both had challenges to face.It: Alessio, con la sua ansia, e Giulia, con il desiderio di essere più libera dai suoi piani.En: Alessio, with his anxiety, and Giulia, with the desire to be freer from her plans.It: "Guarda, Alessio," disse Giulia, indicando un gruppo di bambini che giocavano spensierati su un prato.En: "Look, Alessio," said Giulia, pointing to a group of children playing carefree on a lawn.It: "Dobbiamo essere un po' come loro, non pensare troppo al domani."En: "We need to be a bit like them, not think too much about tomorrow."It: Alessio annuì, anche se dentro di sé i dubbi non si placavano.En: Alessio nodded, even though inside him, the doubts did not subside.It: "Ma e se non riesco a soddisfare le aspettative?En: "But what if I can't meet the expectations?It: E se deludo i miei insegnanti?"En: What if I disappoint my teachers?"It: si chiese a bassa voce.En: he asked in a low voice.It: Mentre camminavano, il suono leggero delle foglie sotto i loro piedi riempiva il silenzio.En: As they walked, the gentle sound of leaves beneath their feet filled the silence.It: Finalmente, Alessio parlò dei suoi timori.En: Finally, Alessio spoke of his fears.It: Giulia ascoltò in silenzio, accettando di mettere via per un momento il suo desiderio di pianificare tutto.En: Giulia listened in silence, agreeing to set aside her desire to plan everything for a moment.It: "Non devi avere paura di sbagliare," disse Giulia con gentilezza.En: "You don't have to be afraid of making mistakes," said Giulia kindly.It: "Possiamo affrontare quest'anno insieme, un passo alla volta.En: "We can face this year together, one step at a time.It: Io cercherò di essere più spontanea, e tu di avere più fiducia in te stesso."En: I'll try to be more spontaneous, and you to have more confidence in yourself."It: Mentre il sole cominciava a calare, colorando tutto di un arancio dorato, Alessio sorrise per la prima volta quel pomeriggio.En: As the sun began to set, coloring everything a golden orange, Alessio smiled for the first time that afternoon.It: "Hai ragione, possiamo farlo insieme," rispose.En: "You're right, we can do it together," he responded.It: Sentiva che la sua ansia stava scivolando via, lentamente, come le foglie che danzavano nel vento.En: He felt his anxiety slipping away slowly, like the leaves dancing in the wind.It: Giulia si sentiva più leggera, al solo pensiero di un anno meno pianificato e più avventuroso.En: Giulia felt lighter at the mere thought of a less planned and more adventurous year.It: Di colpo, l'inizio della scuola sembrava meno minaccioso e più invitante.En: Suddenly, the start of school seemed less threatening and more inviting.It: Così, nei Giardini di Villa Borghese, Alessio e Giulia decisero di sostenersi a vicenda.En: Thus, in the Giardini di Villa Borghese, Alessio and Giulia decided to support each other.It: Un patto semplice ma prezioso: piccoli passi verso la fiducia per lui, e l'abbraccio dell'imprevisto per lei.En: A simple but precious pact: small steps towards confidence for him, and embracing the unexpected for her.It: Con il crepuscolo che li avvolgeva, si incamminarono felici per le vie di Roma, pronti per l'anno che li attendeva.En: With the twilight enveloping them, they happily walked through the streets of Roma, ready for the year that awaited them. Vocabulary Words:the heart: il cuorethe gardens: i giardinithe carpet: il tappetothe breeze: la brezzathe scent: il profumothe afternoon: il pomeriggiothe paths: i vialithe top: la cimathe planner: il plannerthe backpack: lo zainothe lawn: il pratothe expectations: le aspettativethe teacher: l'insegnantethe fear: la paurathe mistake: lo sbagliothe confidence: la fiduciathe doubt: il dubbiothe sound: il suonothe silence: il silenziothe fear: il timorethe gentleness: la gentilezzathe step: il passothe sunset: il crepuscolothe pact: il pattothe anxiety: l'ansiathe adventure: l'avventurathe support: il sostegnothe doubt: il dubbiothe start: l'iniziothe twilight: il crepuscolo

In this episode I'm chatting to Anna about the birth of her 2 little boys. She shares how much she enjoyed pregnancy and the healing effect it had on her relationship with her body. After going into spontaneous labour shortly before 40 weeks, her baby was born via c-section due to concerns around his heart rate and whilst this wasn't what she'd hoped for, she still found the birth to be really positive and amazing. Anna was hoping to experience a vaginal birth second time around and threw herself into preparing for that, but for various reasons ended up having a repeat caesarean. She talks us through how different she found the planned c-section, finding acceptance with letting go of the VBAC she was planning and the importance of really kind and understanding care providers.   Anna's IG: https://www.instagram.com/annaolewistrounce/ My website: www.serenalouth.com My IG: https://www.instagram.com/serenalouth/

Rachel Cruze, best-selling author and daughter of Dave Ramsey, joins Matt & Abby to spill money tips every couple needs to hear. From combining finances and crushing debt to car payments, renting, and teaching kids about money, this episode is packed with practical advice you can use today. This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp, Google Gemini, Nutrafol & Hiya. BetterHelp: Visit https://BetterHelp.com/unplannedpodcast today to get 10% off your first month. Google Gemini: Visit https://gemini.google/students to learn more and sign up. Terms apply. Nutrafol: Visit https://nutrafol.com and enter promo code UNPLANNEDPOD for $10 off any order and free shipping when you subscribe. Hiya: Go to https://hiyahealth.com/UNPLANNED and receive 50% off your first order. Chapters: 00:00 - Rachel Cruze 02:27 - How Dave Ramsey raised his kids 04:47 - What it's like to have Dave Ramsey as a father 06:40 - Asking my husband to get rid of his credit card 11:56 - Why married couples should combine finances 15:47 - Why married couples shouldn't combine finances 17:30 - What you should do if your spouses spending is out of control 22:51 - The number one thing keeping you broke 26:16 - The car payment trap explained 40:49 - How to have a money conversation with your kid 45:52 - How Dave Ramsey recommends you buy a house 49:08 - Why you shouldn't rent a home 53:38 - Why Dave Ramsey's formula to getting rich works Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode David is joined by Katelyn Magnuson—financial expert and host of the Wealth Witches Podcast—for an honest conversation about the importance of estate planning and what really happens when families avoid those difficult conversations about death and money.   Katelyn opens up about her own family's approach: how watching her parents take proactive steps to organize their estate brought her peace of mind, while her in-laws' reluctance to plan for the future causes ongoing stress.   For David's book, other resources and more visit www.davidedey.com

Hanging out on this Labor day weekend in the middle of the street and also at the beach. Did Brooks get scammed by some 8 year olds on bikes? you decide. Thanks for the email, Andy. Email: basementbuddiespod@gmail.com 

In this episode of Moms Who Podcast, I'm sharing why I decided to bring the Moms Who Podcast Show to video over on YouTube and what really happened during my recent unplanned break. I open up about the behind-the-scenes challenges, the shifts in my business and my personal podcast strategy.I also reveal my brand new group coaching program designed to help you launch, grow, and monetize your podcast with the step by step blueprint. If you're looking for honest insights, practical podcast strategy, and real-life lessons on podcast growth, this episode is for you!Mentioned in this episode:Join the FREE Podcast Society: https://pamelakrista.com/podcastsociety/Join the the Podcast to Clients Group Program: https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-to-clients/Work with Pamela:Ready to launch your podcast? https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-launch/Need a podcast manager (me!) to help you edit, upload and schedule your podcast episodes: https://pamelakrista.com/podcast-managementConnect with Pamela:YouTube: https://youtube.com/@pamelakrista/Website: https://www.pamelakrista.comInstagram: @pamelakrista Email: hello@pamelakrista.comAll my business, podcast & YouTube resources: https://pamelakrista.com/resources/

This episode of Kiwi Birth Tales is proudly brought to you by Your Birth Project. In this episode of Kiwi Birth Tales, I speak to Renata. Some of the topics we cover:Unplanned pregnancy Changing midwives at 35 weeks Spontaneous labourSyntocin drip / inductionEpiduralEpisiotomy and Ventouse delivery COVID - germs, anxiety Colic baby Travelling with baby Starting a business: Roam with Kids AppChanging midwife at 20 weeks Gender disappointment Spontaneous labour No epidural or drugsShoulder Dystocia Mum guilt JaundiceBreastfeeding challenges Positive birth despite end emergency Your Birth Project Online Hypnobirthing Coursehttps://www.fertilityassociates.co.nz/book-a-free-nurse-consultPlease seek support for any mental health concerns, some helpful links are below:Mental Health in PregnancyPerinatal Depression and Anxiety Aotearoa Plunket - Dads Mental HealthLittle Shadow - Private Counselling NZFind me @kiwibirthtales and @yourbirthproject Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Abby, Abigail, and Addy are all pregnant at the same time - and there's a lot to talk about. From which trimester has been the hardest, to what it's really like sharing pregnancy news for the third time, to the moments that make them laugh (and cry) most. They spill birth stories, talk VBACs, and share why having their mom around postpartum is non-negotiable. This episode is sponsored by Nutrafol, Hiya & BetterHelp Nutrafol: Visit https://nutrafol.com and enter promo code UNPLANNEDPOD for $10 off any order and free shipping when you subscribe. Hiya: Go to https://hiyahealth.com/UNPLANNED and receive 50% off your first order. BetterHelp: Visit https://BetterHelp.com/unplannedpodcast today to get 10% off your first month. Chapters: 00:00 - WE'RE ALL PREGNANT 04:20 - Should you video your birth? 07:49 - Which trimester is the worst? 18:28 - Telling people you're pregnant a 3rd time 23:25 - The first time I heard my mom call herself "grandma” 26:19 - What happens when you put 3 pregnant people together 31:43 - The most unhinged thing I've heard this week 42:28 - Going for a VBAC 46:28 - Dealing with birth disappointment 56:14 - My 3-year-old understands his baby cousin 1:13:23 - My dad didn't want me taking oxycodone 1:18:08 - The hardest part of postpartum 1:20:43 - Why you need your mom postpartum 1:24:31 - My brother is a girl dad Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Fluent Fiction - Danish: A Splash of Fun: How a BBQ Became an Unplanned Water Party Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2025-08-27-22-34-02-da Story Transcript:Da: Det var en varm sensommerdag.En: It was a warm late summer day.Da: Mikkel stod i baghaven, omgivet af den grønne plæne og grillens lokkende duft.En: Mikkel stood in the backyard, surrounded by the green lawn and the enticing smell of the grill.Da: Han ville gøre familien stolt.En: He wanted to make the family proud.Da: Hans og Frederik, hans to fætre, hjalp allerede med at sætte borde op på terrassen.En: Hans and Frederik, his two cousins, were already helping set up tables on the patio.Da: Solen skinnede, og alt så perfekt ud.En: The sun was shining, and everything looked perfect.Da: "Åh, det bliver godt," sagde Mikkel for sig selv, med et stort smil.En: “Oh, this is going to be great,” Mikkel said to himself, with a big smile.Da: Han havde arbejdet hårdt for at forberede denne grillfest.En: He had worked hard to prepare this barbecue party.Da: Kød lå klar på grillen.En: Meat was ready on the grill.Da: Salater og kartofler pyntede bordene.En: Salads and potatoes adorned the tables.Da: Børnene løb rundt på græsset.En: The children ran around on the grass.Da: Det kunne ikke blive bedre.En: It couldn't get any better.Da: Pludselig, som fra intetsteds, blev luften fyldt med et højt susende lyd.En: Suddenly, out of nowhere, the air filled with a loud whooshing sound.Da: Sprinklerne skød op af jorden og begyndte at sprøjte vand over det hele.En: The sprinklers shot up from the ground and started spraying water everywhere.Da: "Åh nej!" råbte Mikkel, da han så sine gæster og maden blive gennemblødte.En: “Oh no!” shouted Mikkel, as he saw his guests and the food getting soaked.Da: Hans og Frederik prøvede at dække maden, men indsatsen var forgæves.En: Hans and Frederik tried to cover the food, but the effort was in vain.Da: Mikkel vidste, han måtte handle hurtigt.En: Mikkel knew he had to act fast.Da: Han løb hen til sprinklersystemet ved hjørnet af huset.En: He ran to the sprinkler system at the corner of the house.Da: Han havde læst om, hvordan man slukkede det men aldrig gjort det selv.En: He had read about how to turn it off but had never done it himself.Da: Idet han bøjede sig ned for at slukke systemet, snublede han og ramte en anden kontakt.En: As he bent down to turn off the system, he tripped and hit another switch.Da: Nu pumpede sprinker-systemet vand med dobbelt styrke.En: Now the sprinkler system was pumping water with double the strength.Da: Børnene hujede og lo, mens de sprang i de mange små vandstråler.En: The children cheered and laughed as they played in the many small water jets.Da: Mikkel kiggede op og så kaosset.En: Mikkel looked up and saw the chaos.Da: Hans første tanke var panik, men så... noget ændrede sig.En: His first thought was panic, but then... something changed.Da: Han så familiens grinende ansigter, børnene som elskede vandkampen.En: He saw the family's laughing faces, the children loving the water fight.Da: Hans indre perfektionist gav slip.En: His inner perfectionist let go.Da: Han begyndte at grine.En: He started to laugh.Da: Hans råbte: "Kom nu, Mikkel, vær med!"En: Hans shouted: “Come on, Mikkel, join in!”Da: Med en latter, der kunne høres over sprinklerne, sprang Mikkel ind i legen med de andre.En: With laughter that could be heard over the sprinklers, Mikkel jumped into the game with the others.Da: Vandet sprøjtede, folk lo, og grillfesten blev forvandlet til en uventet, vild fest.En: The water sprayed, people laughed, and the barbecue turned into an unexpected, wild party.Da: Da solen begyndte at gå ned, sad alle i haven.En: As the sun began to set, everyone sat in the garden.Da: De var gennemblødte men fyldt med glæde.En: They were soaked but filled with joy.Da: Mikkel sad stille med et smil.En: Mikkel sat quietly with a smile.Da: Han indså, at denne uforudsete vandfest havde været bedre end nogen plan kunne have været.En: He realized that this unforeseen water party had been better than any plan could have been.Da: Mikkel lærte, at det vigtige ikke var en perfekt grill, men at have det sjovt og være sammen med dem, man elsker.En: Mikkel learned that the important thing wasn't a perfect barbecue, but having fun and being with those you love.Da: Det var den bedste grillfest nogensinde, og han ville aldrig glemme den.En: It was the best barbecue ever, and he would never forget it.Da: Familien sad under solnedgangen, nu endnu tættere og mere forbundne.En: The family sat under the sunset, now even closer and more connected. Vocabulary Words:backyard: baghavenenticing: lokkendepatio: terrassenadorned: pyntedesoaked: gennemblødtevain: forgævessprinkler: sprinklernecheered: hujedeperfectionist: perfektionistchaos: kaossetunforeseen: uforudseteconnected: forbundneswitch: kontaktjets: vandstrålerlaughing: grinendeeffort: indsatsentripped: snubledepumping: pumpedestrength: styrkeunexpected: uventetjoy: glædesurrounded: omgivetlawn: plæneswitch: kontaktshone: skinnedeplan: planquietly: stillerun off: løb hengrilled: kødincident: vandfest

Unplanned shutdowns are always challenging for large industrial facilities. For decades, many energy-intensive industries have relied on costly backup generators to provide emergency power during outages. However, companies are now looking to a new, more reliable technology: microgrids.

We're pregnant with baby no.3!!! In this episode, we talk about the pregnancy scare before trying, the moment we found out, and how we told our families. We also open up about fears of miscarriage, how this pregnancy feels different, and the reality of being in the first trimester while raising toddlers. This episode with Hiya, Zocdoc & Audible. Hiya: Go to https://hiyahealth.com/UNPLANNED and receive 50% off your first order. Zocdoc: Stop putting off those doctors appointments and go to https://Zocdoc.com/UNPLANNED to find and instantly book a top-rated doctor today. Audible: Your first great love story is free when you sign up for a free 30-day trial at https://audible.com/unplanned Chapters: 00:00 - WE'RE PREGNANT 02:40 - Experiencing a pregnancy scare 07:05 - Trying for baby #3 13:40 - Finding out we're pregnant with baby #3 18:53 - Telling my parents we're pregnant 24:05 - My fear of miscarriage 28:21 - I thought I lost the baby 35:33 - Why my 3rd pregnancy is different 41:31 - Why I don't want to wait to find out the gender 42:31 - Surprising my parents with baby #3 46:38 - The reality of being in the first trimester with toddlers 47:44 - When a pregnancy craving hits you mid podcast 52:28 - Deciding on our third babies name Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Intermittent fasting isn't a diet; it's about when you eat, not what you eat. For the last two years, I've been unintentionally doing a 16-hour fast every day. I didn't plan it, and I definitely didn't expect it to stick. So I decided to dive into the latest science and expert opinions to see what's really going on. Is fasting the secret to better health, or just another overhyped trend?For more go to: www.scottmlynch.comLevel up your life by joining my Patreon where you'll get exclusive content every week and more badass offerings (rips t-shirt in half, Hulk Hogan style, and runs around the room). And/or…Unlock practical and tactical insights on how to master your mindset and optimize your happiness directly to your inbox.If you're a glutton for punishment and want more swift kicks in the mind follow me on social:InstagramYouTubeLeave a review and tell me how I suck so I can stop doing that or you can also tell me about things you like. I'd be okay with that, too.Produced by ya boi.Past guests on The Motivated Mind include Chris Voss, Captain Sandy, Dr. Chris Palmer, Joey Thurman, Jason Harris, Koshin Paley Ellison, Rudy Mawer, Molly Fletcher, Kristen Butler, Hasard Lee, Natasha Graziano, ⁠David Hauser⁠, Cheryl Hunter, Michael Brandt, Heather Moyse, Tim Shriver, and Alan Stein, Jr.

You've heard me drop the words “Holler Hub,” but what does that actually mean? Today I'm going off-script to share the real story of what's happening here, why we built it, and where it's headed next.  Featured Event Cheesemaking class at the Holler Homestead (with add-on Wild Edible Walk): https://www.livingfreeintennessee.com/product/soft-cheese/ Sponsor 1 Strong Roots Resources – Permaculture consulting, education, and more Sponsor 2 AgoristTaxAdvice.com – Helping entrepreneurs, homesteaders, and freedom-minded folks handle taxes the smart way Tales from the Prepper Pantry Mold fog reset in the pantry Making lots of cheese Frugality Tip From Margo Was randomly looking at Etsy and saw someone selling something I was interested in that was local to me. I messaged them and asked about local pick up and cash price. They were very interested in cash money with pick up and I saved some money on my purchase. So ask, it will never kill you, and might save you a few dollars. Operation Independence Inherited “free” chickens for the Holler Hub — and they're so friendly you can pet them! Main Topic: The Holler Hub Story You Haven't Heard Yet What is the Holler Hub? Basecamp Lodge as the center of the community Biggest recent change: new roof on Basecamp Ryan Steva dropped off hens Airbnb bedroom rental now open Calendar of upcoming events Classes like cheesemaking, Michelle learning elderberry syrup Grocery buying club next on deck Valerie's affordable lodge outfitting list Unplanned magic moments: Tactical + visitor campfire talk on alcoholism Looking ahead this year: full calendar, RV spots, cabins, food systems clarity Challenges & reset Working so hard we weren't resetting ourselves PickTN Store at the State Fair: great exposure, but exhausting Drawing a line: one full day off each week The Holler Hub is where we stop talking about freedom and actually build it — one messy project at a time. Make it a great week! GUYS! Don't forget about the cookbook, Cook With What You Have by Nicole Sauce and Mama Sauce. Community FreeSteading Group: https://freesteading.com/groups/living-free-in-tennessee/ Mewe Group: https://mewe.com/join/lftn Telegram Group: https://t.me/LFTNGroup Odysee: https://odysee.com/$/invite/@livingfree:b Twitter: @nicolesauce IG: @nicolesauce Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LivingFreeInTN Resources Membership Sign Up Holler Roast Coffee Harvest Right Affiliate Link

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Locked in Holmenkollen: An Unplanned Night at the Ski Museum Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2025-08-17-22-34-02-no Story Transcript:No: Holmenkollen Ski Museum ligger stille og rolig, med bare lyden av vind som suser utenfor.En: The Holmenkollen Ski Museum lies quiet and calm, with only the sound of the wind whistling outside.No: Inne i mørket står Sindre og Anniken.En: Inside the dark, Sindre and Anniken stand.No: "Hvordan skjedde dette?" hvisker Sindre, og ser rundt seg etter en utvei.En: "How did this happen?" Sindre whispers, looking around for a way out.No: Han er ivrig etter å lære mer om historien, men ville heller gjort det i dagslys!En: He's eager to learn more about history, but would rather do it in daylight!No: Anniken, fascinert av byggets arkitektur, trekker opp skuldrene.En: Anniken, fascinated by the building's architecture, shrugs.No: "Kanskje de ikke så oss før de låste dørene?" sier hun nysgjerrig.En: "Maybe they didn't see us before they locked the doors?" she says curiously.No: Skivisningene kaster lange skygger over veggene.En: The ski displays cast long shadows on the walls.No: Sindre tenker fort.En: Sindre thinks quickly.No: "Vi må finne en vei ut, uten å utløse noen alarm," sier han bestemt.En: "We have to find a way out without triggering any alarm," he says decisively.No: Han husker noe om en tjenesteutgang.En: He remembers something about a service exit.No: Kanskje den er åpen?En: Maybe it's open?No: "Kom," sier han og leder an.En: "Come," he says, leading the way.No: Anniken holder igjen.En: Anniken hesitates.No: "Hva om vi finner en telefon? Vi kan ringe personalet," foreslår hun.En: "What if we find a phone? We can call the staff," she suggests.No: Hennes praktiske sans vil alltid finne en trygg løsning.En: Her practical sense always opts for a safe solution.No: De går nedover gangene.En: They walk down the hallways.No: Museet har glassvegger.En: The museum has glass walls.No: Utenfor ser de Oslo, stille og vakker i sommerskinnet.En: Outside, they see Oslo, quiet and beautiful in the summer light.No: Forskjellige skiutstyr er utstilt; fra gammelt tre til dagens moderne utgaver.En: Various ski equipment is on display; from old wood to today's modern versions.No: De hører plutselig skritt.En: Suddenly, they hear footsteps.No: "Hva gjør vi?" hvisker Sindre, øynene fulle av uro.En: "What do we do?" whispers Sindre, his eyes filled with worry.No: Skal de skjule seg?En: Should they hide?No: "Vi må være ærlige," svarer Anniken.En: "We have to be honest," Anniken replies.No: Med et betryggende blikk møter hun Sindres øyne.En: With a reassuring glance, she meets Sindre's eyes.No: De står sammen når personalet finner dem.En: They stand together as the staff finds them.No: En lattermild museumsvakt kikker på dem.En: A good-humored museum guard looks at them.No: "Er dere på oppdagelsestur?" spør han med et smil.En: "Are you on an exploration trip?" he asks with a smile.No: Sindre rødmer lett, men smiler tilbake.En: Sindre blushes slightly but smiles back.No: Anniken forklarer, "Vi ble visst glemt her inne."En: Anniken explains, "We seem to have been forgotten in here."No: Heldigvis utløser de ingen alarmer.En: Fortunately, they don't trigger any alarms.No: Vakten leier dem ut, og det oppstår vennlig prat på veien.En: The guard leads them out, and friendly conversation arises along the way.No: På vei hjem, tenker Sindre på opplevelsen.En: On their way home, Sindre reflects on the experience.No: Han har lært at forskjellige problemer krever forskjellige løsninger.En: He has learned that different problems require different solutions.No: Og Anniken innser at nysgjerrighet er bra, men man bør planlegge litt også.En: And Anniken realizes that curiosity is good, but a bit of planning is also necessary.No: Solen er på vei ned.En: The sun is setting.No: Sindre og Anniken går ned fra Holmenkollen med en ny erfaring.En: Sindre and Anniken descend from Holmenkollen with a new experience.No: Sommeren favner Oslo, og eventyrene kommer uansett hvor man måtte gå.En: Summer embraces Oslo, and adventures come no matter where one might go. Vocabulary Words:whistles: susereager: ivrigarchitecture: arkitekturshrugs: trekker opp skuldrenecuriously: nysgjerrigtriggering: utløseservice exit: tjenesteutgangopt: foretrekkeglass walls: glassveggerfootsteps: skrittworry: uroreassuring: betryggendegood-humored: lattermildguard: vaktblushes: rødmerforgotten: glemtcontribution: bidragsolution: løsningreflexes: reflekserdescend: gå nedembraces: favnervarious: forskjelligeequipment: utstyrwood: tremodern: moderneurgent: presserendedecisively: bestemtcuriosity: nysgjerrighetadventures: eventyrenesolutions: løsninger

Today: Raising grandkids wasn’t part of the plan for Tammy Knudson, but like many in kinship care, she stepped in when it mattered most.Support the show: https://richlandsource.com/membersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jay is at a conference, so it's just Nick & Greg this week.Nick isn't thrilled at the direction that Tame Impala is going, Greg encourages him to withhold judgement until the album comes out. Meanwhile, in LA, Greg caught some local shows with some familiar faces and even jammed on a tune or two. Song: Mestizo Beat - “El Camino del Cabello"Greg is a huge fan of Howard Stern, so Nick was curious to get discuss the rumors that Howard may not be staying on SiriusXM. Greg assures Nick that this isn't a new dance for Howard fans. Lars Ulrich was on Howard recently, raving about the Oasis reunion tour. So Greg snagged some tickets to catch their show in September!Song: Oasis - “Cigarettes & Alcohol (Live '25)”Terry Reid passed last week at the age of 75. He had a voice lauded by the likes of Aretha Franklin and Robert Plant, and was nearly the lead singer of Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin. Speaking of Zeppelin, Greg highly recommends checking out the documentary “Becoming Led Zeppelin,” released earlier this year and now available on Netflix.Song: Terry Reid - “Dean”

Fluent Fiction - Italian: Surviving the Storm: An Unplanned Adventure of Friendship Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2025-08-13-22-34-02-it Story Transcript:It: Nel cuore dell'estate, un fresco crepuscolo stava calando sulla piccola comunità recintata.En: In the heart of summer, a cool dusk was falling over the small gated community.It: Giovanni e Luca erano appena tornati da una lunga giornata al mare.En: Giovanni and Luca had just returned from a long day at the sea.It: La spiaggia era stata perfetta, con il sole splendente ed il mare calmo.En: The beach had been perfect, with the sun shining and the sea calm.It: Ma ora, una minaccia incombeva all'orizzonte sotto forma di nuvole temporalesche scure e fitte.En: But now, a threat loomed on the horizon in the form of dark and dense storm clouds.It: "Deve esserci un black out," disse Giovanni posizionandosi davanti al grande cancello in ferro battuto che delimitava l'ingresso della comunità.En: "There must be a blackout," said Giovanni as he stood in front of the large wrought iron gate that marked the entrance to the community.It: I cespugli curati incorniciavano la scena, mentre il cielo sopra di loro diventava sempre più minaccioso.En: The well-manicured bushes framed the scene, while the sky above them became increasingly threatening.It: "Dobbiamo entrare prima che inizi il temporale."En: "We need to get inside before the storm starts."It: Luca, con le mani in tasca, annuiva distrattamente.En: Luca, with his hands in his pockets, nodded absentmindedly.It: "Tranquillo, dai!En: "Relax, come on!It: A me sembra tutto un'avventura.En: To me, it seems all like an adventure.It: Troveremo un modo!"En: We'll find a way!"It: disse con il suo solito sorriso rilassato.En: he said with his usual relaxed smile.It: Giovanni sospirò.En: Giovanni sighed.It: Era sempre stato un pianificatore.En: He had always been a planner.It: Ogni eventualità doveva essere prevista e gestita.En: Every eventuality had to be anticipated and managed.It: Questo blackout era un imprevisto che proprio non sopportava.En: This blackout was an unforeseen event he simply couldn't stand. "It: "Luca, non è il momento di essere avventurosi.En: Luca, it's not the time to be adventurous.It: Non possiamo restare qui fuori."En: We can't stay out here."It: Improvvisamente, un lampo squarciò il cielo, seguito da un tuono che fece tremare l'aria.En: Suddenly, a lightning bolt split the sky, followed by thunder that made the air tremble.It: Le prime gocce di pioggia iniziarono a cadere pesanti e sporadiche.En: The first drops of rain began to fall heavily and sporadically.It: "Senti il profumo di pioggia?En: "Do you smell the rain?It: Amo quell'odore," disse Luca, annusando l'aria con piacere.En: I love that smell," said Luca, sniffing the air with pleasure.It: "Andiamo oltre quel cancello, magari c'è un'altra via d'accesso oltre il lato opposto."En: "Let's get past that gate; maybe there's another way in on the opposite side."It: Giovanni esitava.En: Giovanni hesitated.It: La sua natura lo spingeva a trovare una soluzione immediata, ma Luca aveva un altro approccio: trovare un'altra prospettiva.En: His nature pushed him to find an immediate solution, but Luca had a different approach: finding another perspective.It: Alla fine, decisero di provare il suggerimento di Luca, sebbene a malincuore per Giovanni.En: In the end, they decided to attempt Luca's suggestion, though reluctantly for Giovanni.It: Camminarono lungo il perimetro della comunità, la pioggia aumentando in intensità.En: They walked along the perimeter of the community, the rain increasing in intensity.It: I pantaloni cominciavano ad attaccarsi alle gambe, e il vento si alzava con forza crescente.En: Their pants began to stick to their legs, and the wind rose with growing strength.It: Alla fine, trovarono un tratto del muro più basso, coperto in parte dai rami bassi di un albero.En: Eventually, they found a lower section of the wall, partially covered by the low branches of a tree. "It: "Luca, è troppo rischioso salire lì," avvertì Giovanni.En: Luca, it's too risky to climb there," warned Giovanni.It: Ma Luca già si arrampicava con agilità, aiutandosi con i rami.En: But Luca was already climbing nimbly, using the branches for support.It: Giovanni lo seguì, titubante all'inizio, ma con la crescente pioggia che li incitava a muoversi in fretta.En: Giovanni followed, hesitant at first, but with the growing rain urging them to move quickly.It: Con uno sforzo concertato, riuscirono a raggiungere la cima del muro e scendere dall'altro lato, dentro i confini sicuri della loro comunità.En: With combined effort, they managed to reach the top of the wall and descend on the other side, within the safe boundaries of their community.It: Bagnati fradici ma col cuore leggero, li accolse il conforto dei lamponi blu che segnavano le pareti delle case all'interno.En: Soaked to the bone but with light hearts, they were welcomed by the blue lamps marking the walls of the houses inside.It: Proprio allora, l'infuriare del temporale esplose maggiormente, con l'acqua che cadeva come un torrente.En: Just then, the raging storm intensified, with water falling like a torrent.It: "Siamo dentro, finalmente," disse Giovanni ansimando, ma con un leggero sorriso.En: "We're inside, finally," said Giovanni, panting but with a slight smile.It: "Dobbiamo unirci più spesso, magari con un piano."En: "We should team up more often, maybe with a plan."It: "E a volte, anche senza," rispose Luca ridendo, felice d'aver mescolato creatività e ragionamento.En: "And sometimes, even without one," replied Luca, laughing, happy to have blended creativity and reasoning.It: Mentre camminavano verso casa, la pioggia che batteva sulle loro teste raccontava una storia di collaborazione e amicizia.En: As they walked home, the rain beating down on their heads told a story of collaboration and friendship.It: Giovanni aveva imparato ad apprezzare l'improvvisazione e Luca aveva scoperto la bontà della pianificazione.En: Giovanni had learned to appreciate improvisation, and Luca had discovered the goodness of planning.It: La tempesta fuori non avrebbe mai potuto abbattere quella dentro.En: The storm outside could never bring down the one inside. Vocabulary Words:heart: il cuoredusk: il crepuscologate: il cancellocloud: la nuvolablackout: il black outbush: il cespugliomanicured: curatithreat: la minacciahorizon: l'orizzontedense: fitteadventure: l'avventuraplanner: il pianificatoreeventuality: l'eventualitàunforeseen: imprevistobolt: il lampothunder: il tuonodrop: la gocciagate: il cancelloperimeter: il perimetrointensity: l'intensitàbranch: il ramosection: il trattoboundary: il confinecomfort: il confortotorrent: il torrenteteam up: unirsicreativity: la creativitàreasoning: il ragionamentoimprovisation: l'improvvisazioneplanning: la pianificazione

Gail Carriger and Piper J. Drake briefly check back in regarding their unplanned hiatus to assure listeners of their (imminent) return. – – –  Special thanks to Kelly for editing this episode! Thanks for listening. Travel smart. Pack the snacks!  – – –  Get your question featured on an episode by saying hi on social media:       Facebook.com/20minDelay      @20minDelay      @PiperJDrake      @GailCarriger Use the hashtag: #20mindelaypodcast

TikTok creators Courtney and Alex (better known as The Quist Family) join Matt & Abby to share the full story behind their relationship. From dating multiple people at once to breaking up before eventually getting married. They also talk through the highs and lows of pregnancy, including Courtney's fear of being induced at 42 weeks, gaining just 8 pounds, and what life looks like now as new parents. This episode is sponsored by Audible, Magic Spoon & Zocdoc. Audible: Your first great love story is free when you sign up for a free 30-day trial at https://audible.com/unplanned Magic Spoon: Get $5 off your next order at https://magicspoon.com/UNPLANNED Zocdoc: Stop putting off those doctors appointments and go to https://Zocdoc.com/UNPLANNED to find and instantly book a top-rated doctor today. Chapters: 00:00 - The Quist Family 01:21 - Breaking up with my future husband 03:40 - Dating multiple guys at once 12:54 - What I learned from going through a break up 17:31 - Defining our relationship 21:07 - Getting out of the friend zone 36:33 - Why I was terrified to give birth 40:12 - Getting induced at 42 weeks 47:47 - How I only gained 8 lbs while pregnant 54:05 - Being a father to a newborn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On the latest Positional Podcast, Dave Davis shares all the newest Liverpool transfer news, including Jamie Carragher's comments on Isak and Liverpool's search for attacking talent! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Join us today for a unique Mormon Stories episode that is the first of its kind. Myndee Tollefson was born in Bountiful, Utah to an orthodox Mormon family. At just 19, she became pregnant and, feeling immense pressure from the Church and her family, gave her baby up for adoption through LDS Family Services—only to later discover that her child's life in the adoptive family was not what the Church promised.Topics include:-Toxicity of purity culture-Unplanned pregnancy in Mormonism-Harsh backlash from her family and LDS community-Adoption within the LDS Family services program-The church's role in facilitating and encouraging adoption-Being a "birth mom"-Troubled teen culture within MormonismHer story sheds light on the emotional and spiritual costs of institutional coercion, and the healing that comes with breaking free from this control. ___________________YouTubeMormon Stories Thanks Our Generous Donors!Help us continue to deliver quality content by becoming a donor today:⁠⁠One-time or recurring donation through Donorbox⁠⁠⁠⁠Support us on Patreon⁠⁠⁠⁠PayPal⁠⁠⁠⁠Venmo⁠⁠Our Platforms:⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠Patreon⁠⁠⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠Social Media:⁠⁠Insta: @mormstories⁠⁠⁠⁠TikTok: @mormonstoriespodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠Join the Discord⁠⁠Contact us:MormonStories@gmail.comPO Box 171085, Salt Lake City, UT 84117

What if the pain you've carried could become the path to someone else's healing?In this powerful episode, I sit down with Cathy Jo Lang—life coach, speaker, and host of The Unplanned Joyful Life podcast—who shares how her unplanned pregnancy, postpartum depression, and family history of alcoholism led her to a miraculous encounter with Jesus.After being hospitalized just weeks after giving birth, Cathy Jo met a compassionate priest who helped her surrender the burden of shame. What happened next was nothing short of a miracle—one that sparked 36 years of freedom from depression and a life dedicated to helping young mothers find hope.We talk about:The difference between trauma healing and future-focused coachingThe scriptures that became her anchors (Philippians 4:13, Psalm 118:24, 2 Cor. 12:9)Why surrendering your weakness is the key to unlocking God's powerThis story will speak to anyone navigating recovery, shame, or the question: “Can God really use this?” Spoiler alert: Yes. And it might just become your greatest ministry.

Matt & Abby are joined by Alex Bennett and her partner Harrison Fugman to unpack some of the internet's spiciest parenting hot takes. From baby piercings and gender reveals to iPads at restaurants, swearing, and sleep training—they dive into the debates, share their personal takes, and compare experiences as new parents. This episode is sponsored by Zocdoc, Smalls & Hiya. Zocdoc: Stop putting off those doctors appointments and go to ⁠https://Zocdoc.com/UNPLANNED⁠ to find and instantly book a top-rated doctor today. Smalls: For a limited time only get 60% off your first order PLUS free shipping when you head to ⁠https://Smalls.com/UNPLANNED50⁠ Hiya: Go to ⁠https://hiyahealth.com/UNPLANNED⁠ and receive 50% off your first order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, our hosts are joined by Sabine Bleiziffer and Augusto D'Onofrio to discuss SAVR after TAVR - exploring key decision-making factors, including valve selection, explantation techniques, and patient-specific risk profiles. The guests share experiences with challenging cases, technical tips, and thoughts on how procedural volume, planning, and shared decision-making can impact outcomes. We also consider the future of lifetime valve management and what young surgeons need to know as this field continues to evolve.

Matt & Abby are back with more wild Reddit relationship dilemmas—this time, from the “Am I the Problem?” corner of the internet. From in-law drama and awkward divorces to a pre-wedding breakup, they weigh in on the most jaw-dropping stories Reddit has to offer. This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp, Nutrafol & LiquidIV. BetterHelp: Visit https://BetterHelp.com/unplannedpodcast today to get 10% off your first month.Nutrafol: Visit https://nutrafol.com and enter promo code UNPLANNEDPOD for $10 off any order and free shipping when you subscribe. LiquidIV: Go to https://liquidv.com and get 20% off your first order with code UNPLANNED at checkout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, we share why Matt's changed his mind about baby number three. We also talk about the Shettles Method, a theory on how to increase your chances of having a girl. Matt opens up about his upcoming hair transplant, we celebrate our sixth wedding anniversary and give some fun life updates. This episode is sponsored by Magic Spoon, Cash App & Hiya: Magic Spoon: Go to ⁠https://magicspoon.com/UNPLANNED⁠ and receive $5 off. Cash App: Download Cash App Today: https://capl.onelink.me/vFut/kssum24w #CashAppPod Hiya: Go to ⁠https://hiyahealth.com/UNPLANNED⁠ and receive 50% off your first order. Get your kids the full-body nourishment they need to grow into healthy adults. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this riveting opening segment of The Clay Edwards Show, host Clay Edwards marks the one-year anniversary of the July 13, 2024, assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, reflecting on how that pivotal moment shifted the political landscape and propelled Trump back to the White House. Clay delves into swirling rumors that Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino and FBI Director Kash Patel are considering resigning amid intense internal clashes over the handling of Jeffrey Epstein's files. He discusses the reported tensions between Bongino, Patel, and Attorney General Pam Bondi, with the FBI pushing for more transparency while the Justice Department has withheld certain records, fueling a MAGA backlash and calls for Bondi's firing. Clay hopes it's just posturing, warning that division plays into the deep state's hands, and stresses the importance of leaders surrounding themselves with truth-tellers who provide honest criticism rather than flattery—even drawing from his own experiences in media.   Sharing a tweet from @JoeDanMedia on X, Clay highlights Trump's post-inauguration blitz of 193 decisions, including 170 executive orders and 23 bills, crediting him with closing the border, initiating mass deportations, booming the economy, blue-collar wage growth, massive tax breaks, and ending wars—boasting a 99.5% "winning percentage" that earns the benefit of the doubt amid the Epstein uproar. A caller chimes in on embracing "small victories" in politics and life, likening it to martial arts wisdom and daily self-improvement, urging patience over instant overhauls.   Clay doesn't shy away from critiquing Trump but reaffirms his support, calling for a pivot on the Epstein issue without letting it erode trust. Tune in for unfiltered analysis, listener calls, and Clay's raw take on leadership in turbulent times. Follow @SaveJXN on social media for more!

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Unplanned Adventures: Friendship on a Norwegian Road Trip Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2025-07-14-22-34-02-no Story Transcript:No: Lars var nervøs, men glad.En: Lars was nervous but happy.No: Solen skinte over de bølgende åsene og de grønne skogene i den norske landsbygda.En: The sun shone over the rolling hills and the green forests of the Norwegian countryside.No: Dette var hans idé—en bilferie for å gjenforenes med vennene Ingrid og Erik.En: This was his idea—a road trip to reunite with friends Ingrid and Erik.No: Mer enn noe ønsket han at denne turen skulle gi dem minner de aldri ville glemme.En: More than anything, he wanted this trip to create memories they would never forget.No: De kjørte på en smal vei, omgitt av villblomster som danset i sommervinden.En: They drove on a narrow road, surrounded by wildflowers dancing in the summer breeze.No: Erik satt ved rattet, og Ingrid satt i baksetet, og leste fra en reiseguide.En: Erik was at the wheel, and Ingrid sat in the back seat, reading from a travel guide.No: "Se her," sa hun begeistret, "det er en gammel stavkirke i nærheten.En: "Look here," she said excitedly, "there's an old stave church nearby.No: Vi burde stoppe der!En: We should stop there!"No: "Lars smilte.En: Lars smiled.No: Han ønsket at de skulle oppleve alt sammen, men plutselig hørtes en høy lyd.En: He wanted them to experience everything together, but suddenly a loud noise was heard.No: Motoren hostet, og bilen saknet farten til den til slutt stanset i veikanten.En: The engine coughed, and the car slowed down until it finally stopped by the roadside.No: Det var midt ute i intet.En: They were in the middle of nowhere.No: En stillhet senket seg rundt dem, kun brutt av kvitrende fugler.En: Silence descended around them, broken only by chirping birds.No: "Å nei," sa Erik, mens han prøvde å starte bilen igjen.En: "Oh no," said Erik, as he tried to start the car again.No: Ingenting skjedde.En: Nothing happened.No: Lars kjente en klump i magen.En: Lars felt a lump in his stomach.No: Det var ikke slik han hadde planlagt det.En: This was not how he had planned it.No: Men han bestemte seg raskt for å holde humøret oppe.En: But he quickly decided to keep the spirit up.No: "Vi er her for å ha det gøy, ikke sant?En: "We are here to have fun, right?"No: " sa han.En: he said.No: "La oss gjøre det beste ut av det!En: "Let's make the best of it!"No: "Ingrid nikket, "Kanskje vi kan ha en piknik?En: Ingrid nodded, "Maybe we can have a picnic?No: Jeg har snacks i sekken.En: I have snacks in my backpack."No: " De spredte et teppe ved siden av bilen, midt i den vakre norske naturen.En: They spread a blanket next to the car, in the midst of the beautiful Norwegian nature.No: Gradvis ble stemningen lysere.En: Gradually, the mood lightened.No: De lo og snakket om gamle minner mens de nøt utsikten.En: They laughed and talked about old memories while enjoying the view.No: Etter noen timer bestemte de seg for å utforske de nærliggende stiene.En: After a few hours, they decided to explore the nearby paths.No: De gikk innover i skogen, hvor luften var frisk og fylt med duften av grantrær.En: They walked into the forest, where the air was fresh and filled with the scent of pine trees.No: Lars, Ingrid, og Erik fulgte en sti som ledet til en liten innsjø.En: Lars, Ingrid, and Erik followed a trail that led to a small lake.No: Sollyset glitret på vannet, og de kunne ikke annet enn å beundre skjønnheten.En: Sunlight glittered on the water, and they couldn't help but admire the beauty.No: Da de endelig kom tilbake til bilen, møtte de en eldre mann med en traktor.En: When they finally returned to the car, they met an older man with a tractor.No: Han presenterte seg som Olav fra en gård i nærheten.En: He introduced himself as Olav from a nearby farm.No: Etter en kort prat, tilbød Olav seg å hjelpe dem.En: After a short chat, Olav offered to help them.No: "Jeg har verktøy, jeg kan se på bilen din," sa han med et vennlig smil.En: "I have tools, I can take a look at your car," he said with a friendly smile.No: Olavs hjelp var avgjørende.En: Olav's help was crucial.No: Med et par justeringer fikk han motoren til å brumme i gang igjen.En: With a few adjustments, he got the engine running again.No: Lars pustet lettet ut.En: Lars breathed a sigh of relief.No: De takket ham hjertelig før de satte kurs mot neste destinasjon.En: They thanked him warmly before heading to their next destination.No: Senere, da solen begynte å gå ned, innså Lars noe viktig.En: Later, as the sun began to set, Lars realized something important.No: Selv når ting ikke gikk etter planen, var det øyeblikkene sammen som virkelig betydde noe.En: Even when things didn't go as planned, it was the moments together that truly mattered.No: Han visste nå at vennskapet deres var sterkt, sterkere enn han tidligere hadde forstått.En: He now knew that their friendship was strong, stronger than he had previously understood.No: De kjørte videre, fylt med takknemlighet og latter.En: They drove on, filled with gratitude and laughter.No: Lars smilte for seg selv.En: Lars smiled to himself.No: Turen hadde kanskje ikke vært som han forventet, men den hadde blitt et eventyr han aldri ville glemme.En: The trip might not have been as he expected, but it had turned into an adventure he would never forget. Vocabulary Words:nervous: nervøsrolling hills: bølgende åsenecountryside: landsbygdareunite: gjenforenesnarrow road: smal veiwildflowers: villblomsterbreeze: sommervindenstave church: stavkirkeengine: motorenroadside: veikantenlump in his stomach: klump i magenpicnic: piknikblanket: teppepaths: stienescent: duftenpine trees: grantrærtrail: stilake: innsjøtractor: traktorfarm: gårdtools: verktøyadjustments: justeringersigh of relief: pustet lettet utgratitude: takknemlighetadventure: eventyrsilence: stillhetdescent: senketadmire: beundrecrucial: avgjørendemood lightened: stemningen lysere

Patrick McKenzie (patio11) is joined again by Ricki Heicklen to discuss the evolution of her trading education business, Arbor, one year after their first conversation. They dive deep into the pedagogy of trading, exploring how simulated markets teach concepts like adverse selection, team dynamics, and risk management through hands-on experience. Ricki shares war stories from the bootcamp trenches—infinite loop bugs that mirror Knight Capital's disaster, WiFi outages that create unexpected trading opportunities, and that the most successful trading teams often focus on internal team communication even more than trade execution or technical acumen.See the full transcript: https://www.complexsystemspodcast.com/think-like-a-trader-ricki-heicklen/–[Patrick notes: Complex Systems now produces occasional video episodes.You can access them directly on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@patio11podcast. My kids inform me that I'm supposed to tell you to like and subscribe.]–Links:Trading Camp : https://trading.camp/Metagame: https://www.metagame.games/#tickets Story of Knight Capital: https://www.sec.gov/files/litigation/admin/2013/34-70694.pdf–Timestamps:(00:00) Intro(00:46) Ricki's journey from trading to teaching(01:25) The birth of Arbor and first bootcamps(03:32) Developing a trader's mindset(05:53) Understanding heuristics in trading(08:21) Adverse selection in everyday life(15:40) Insights from teaching trading bootcamps(21:07) Pedagogical approach: learning by doing(32:00) Handling mistakes and learning opportunities(36:17) Unplanned bugs and real-world lessons(39:47) Learning from Knight Capital's bug(40:24) Understanding exchange-side bugs(43:10) Risk limits and strategy separation(44:41) Importance of UI in trading bots(46:53) The Madagascar button(48:20) The big red button in manufacturing(49:45) Simulated trading and information aggregation(50:29) Sibling trading game explained(53:24) Modeling and hidden information(01:01:15) Trading behavior and market updates(01:04:38) Real-world applications and lessons(01:13:58) Surprises and market opportunities(01:16:24) Pedagogical approaches in trading education(01:17:08) Market dynamics and counterparty behavior(01:17:53) Retail vs. institutional order flow(01:19:23) Simplifying trading concepts for beginners(01:21:27) Introducing market characters and their roles(01:31:31) Team dynamics and communication in trading(01:39:13) The importance of redundancy in trading systems(01:47:52) Future of trading education and online classes(01:53:47) Wrap

Tanner Smith from Love on the Spectrum joins Matt & Abby — alongside his mum Nicci and sister Midge — for a conversation full of heart and humour. They talk about how Tanner got cast on the show, what it's really like living alone, and Tanner shares why marriage makes him uncomfortable. Smalls: For a limited time only get 60% off your first order PLUS free shipping when you head to https://Smalls.com and use code UNPLANNED50. Dupe.com: Stop wasting money on brand names and start saving with https://dupe.com today! BetterHelp: Visit https://BetterHelp.com/unplannedpodcast today to get 10% off your first month. LiquidIV: Go to https://liquidv.com and get 20% off your first order with code UNPLANNED at checkout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Leslie Zinn, CEO of Arden’s Garden, shares insights from her journey growing a family business into a beloved wellness brand. She discusses the tension between her mother Arden's unwavering commitment to health and the practical demands of running a profitable enterprise. Leslie highlights pivotal moments, such as navigating the industry's E. coli crisis and unintentionally establishing successful stores in food deserts. Her reflections reveal the powerful impact of mission-driven decisions, customer loyalty, and the growth mindset that sustains their business today. Key Takeaways Leslie’s early experiences balancing her mother's passion for wellness with business profitability. How Arden’s Garden navigated critical decisions during industry-wide health scares without compromising their core values. Unplanned strategic moves into underserved communities that led to surprising success and deep community impact. Resources Mentioned Visit Arden's Garden at https://www.ardensgarden.com Follow Leslie Zinn on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/lesliezinn Follow Arden’s Garden on social media at: Facebook: https://facebook.com/ardensgardenatl Instagram: https://instagram.com/ardensgardenatl Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/ardensgardenatl Join the ConversationThe Steward Chair is about equipping and inspiring business leaders to build organizations that stand the test of time. If this episode resonated with you, share your biggest takeaway and tag us on LinkedIn: Chat With Leaders Media https://www.linkedin.com/company/chatwithleaders/ End of the Line Productions https://www.linkedin.com/company/end-of-the-line-productions/. Elevate your podcast, company meeting, or industry event strategies to better engage stakeholders and drive meaningful growth! Visit ChatWithLeaders.com to learn more about how we can help.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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⭐️ 24 Hour Content Machine: Want to plan 90 days of content in one afternoon? Here's how

⭐️ 24 Hour Content Machine: Want to plan 90 days of content in one afternoon? Here's how

⭐️ 24 Hour Content Machine: Want to plan 90 days of content in one afternoon? Here's how

⭐️ 24 Hour Content Machine: Want to plan 90 days of content in one afternoon? Here's how

In this episode of the MamasteFit Podcast Birth Stories, Feige shares her 2 birth stories, detailing her transition from an unplanned C-section in her first birth to preparing for a VBAC in her second pregnancy. Despite meticulous preparation involving choosing a different provider, exercising, and maintaining a healthy diet, she faced an emergency C-section the day before her due date due to decreased fetal movement. Prompted by her husband and recalling advice from the podcast, she went to the hospital, a decision that ultimately saved her baby's life. This episode emphasizes the importance of monitoring fetal movements, trusting maternal intuition, and the impact of supportive care teams.00:00 Introduction to Feige's Birth Stories01:08 The Importance of Monitoring Baby's Movements02:24 Introduction to the Podcast Hosts03:48 Feige's First Birth Experience08:59 Preparing Differently for the Second Pregnancy18:13 Changes and Challenges in the Third Trimester22:28 A Mother's Intuition22:46 Middle of the Night Worries23:47 Emergency Decision24:28 Rushing to the Hospital25:14 Monitoring and Concerns26:04 Facing the Reality26:48 The C-Section Decision30:16 A Scary but Beautiful Moment32:50 NICU and Recovery37:27 Reflecting on the Experience39:56 Empowerment and Gratitude45:06 Final Thoughts and Advice——————————Get Your Copy of Training for Two on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3VOTdwH

Abby opens up about removing her IUD, getting her period back after six years, and switching to natural family planning. Matt & Abby also share parenting moments with two toddlers, period mishaps, and why they're rethinking screen time. This episode is sponsored by Revolve: Shop at http://REVOLVE.com/unplanned and use code UNPLANNED for 15% off your first order. #REVOLVEpartner Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Matt & Abby are back with more wild Reddit relationship dilemmas—and these ones really make you think. From fiancés hiding financial struggles to boyfriends following OnlyFans models, they weigh in on love, trust, and dealbreakers in today's episode. This episode is sponsored by Zocdoc & Hiya. Zocdoc: Stop putting off those doctors appointments and go to https://Zocdoc.com/UNPLANNED to find and instantly book a top-rated doctor today. Hiya: Go to https://hiyahealth.com/UNPLANNED and receive 50% off your first order. Get your kids the full-body nourishment they need to grow into healthy adults. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Matt & Abby catch up on life lately—from co-sleeping with Griffin to planning a baby shower for Abby's sisters-in-law. They reflect on parenting decisions, body changes after breastfeeding, and the chaos of raising toddlers (including the unexpected things they say). Plus, Abby's boobs went viral… This episode is sponsored by LiquidIV, Rocket Money and Nutrafol. LiquidIV: Go to https://liquidv.com and get 20% off your first order with code UNPLANNED at checkout Rocket Money: Cancel your unwanted subscriptions by going to https://RocketMoney.com/unplanned. Nutrafol: Visit https://nutrafol.com and enter promo code UNPLANNEDPOD for $10 off any order and free shipping when you subscribe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jarret LeMaster is an American actor, producer, and director known for his dynamic presence in film, television, and digital media. He has starred in feature films such as Unplanned, Nefarious, and Turn Around Jake, and is recognized for his sharp comedic work with The Babylon Bee, where he portrays Satan in their popular satirical sketches.

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Abby is joined by her sisters-in-law Addy and Abigail (yes, two Abbys!) to answer your questions about pregnancy, marriage, and motherhood. From handling mom rage to deciding when to share pregnancy news—and even which husband they'd swap with for a day—nothing's off limits in this honest and hilarious Q&A. This episode is sponsored by Acorns, Zocdoc & Cash App. Acorns: Sign up now at https://acorns.com/unplanned or download the Acorns app! Zocdoc: Stop putting off those doctors appointments and go to https://Zocdoc.com/UNPLANNED to find and instantly book a top-rated doctor today. Cash App: Download Cash App Today: https://capl.onelink.me/vFut/kssum24w #CashAppPod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dr. John Delony joins Matt & Abby to talk about marriage, parenting, and the hard conversations couples avoid. From emotional affairs and s*xual conflict to the impact of raising kids on your relationship, Dr. Delony shares honest advice that challenges cultural norms—and might just change the way you think about your family. This episode is sponsored by Rocket Money, Nutrafol & Bobbie. Rocket Money: Cancel your unwanted subscriptions by going to https://RocketMoney.com/unplanned. Nutrafol: Visit https://nutrafol.com and enter promo code UNPLANNEDPOD for $10 off any order and free shipping when you subscribe. Bobbie: Visit https://hibobbie.com for an additional 10% off your purchase with code UNPLANNED. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Matt & Abby react to wild relationship stories from Reddit — from hidden debt and surprise divorces to cringey confessions and tough family drama. Some are hilarious, some are heavy, and all of them will leave you thinking. This episode is sponsored by Bobbie & Hiya. Bobbie: Visit https://hibobbie.com for an additional 10% off your purchase with code UNPLANNED. Hiya: Go to https://hiyahealth.com/UNPLANNED and receive 50% off your first order. Get your kids the full-body nourishment they need to grow into healthy adults. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices