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The Nixon-Smiley Mustangs attended the Region IV Division III meet in Navasota March 7 and won the team title. Nixon-Smiley scored 43 points, which included three first-place finishes, three second-place finishes, two third-place finishes, and one fifth-place finish. Twentythree schools participated, including Boling, Newton, Victoria St. Joseph, Vanderbilt Industrial, Altair Rice, Hallettsville, East Bernard, Orangefield, and Hitchcock, to name a few. This was a special year for the boys' team, as they participated in six meets and won all of them. Eight Mustangs are advancing to the State meet at the Taylor County Expo Center in Abilene, on March 21....Article Link

Hello and welcome to the Monday Breakfast show for 24.2.25On today's show:Headlines covering:Palestine: Gaza “ceasefire” updatePalestine: Escalation in the West BankMass protests against Italy's controversial Security BillPublication of Colonial Frontier Massacres Project  New reporting from Lucy Martinez has revealed that Victoria Police knew nazis would attend the 'Let Women Speak' anti-trans rally in support of Kellie-Jay Keen before they arrived, contradicting claims they were unaware. Rob spoke with Lucy Martinez to understand what exactly Victoria Police knew and what else they uncovered in the process. Lucy Martinez is an independent journalist who covers trans plus issues in Naarm and so-called australia more broadly, writing for her website lucyfromnaarm.com. Rob speaks with Buzz, member of the covid naarm mask bloc which has worked to supply masks, PPE and other medical supplies to the community through mutual aid and community efforts. You can donate to their cause here: https://chuffed.org/project/covidnaarm and follow their activities via instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/covidnaarm/Following that we hear an excerpt of an interview from the Tuesday Hometime show last week, in which Jan spoke to Dr Sue Wareham, President of the Medical Association for the Prevention of War (MAPW) about the health of the Palestinian people, both physical and psychological due to the latest Israeli war on Gaza and what the Australian government should be doing.To hear the full interview and other incisive current affairs analysis, listen in to 3CR from 4-6pm every Tuesday, or find previous podcasts on our website by searching "Tuesday Hometime" on 3cr.org.auThe show ends with speeches from the Sunday Free Palestine Rally on February 9 in Naarm: Palestinian student and activist Nada spoke about her own experiences growing up in the West Bank, as well as about the importance of unity within our movement. After, Jordy Silverstein of Loud Jew Collective spoke on the environment of free speech suppression around Palestine activism in Australia.Community Notices:Beyond Bricks and Bars are holding a fundraiser/birthday party this Saturday the 1st of March to raise funds for the organisation as well as the Incarcerated Trans and Gender Diverse Community Fund. The event takes place at Kines bar, 11 Hope St in so-called Brunswick from 5pm. Read more about the event here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DFjf0LfJQjr/?hl=enOn Sunday the 2nd of March Black Peoples Union are hosting a talk/Q&A with Gerald Horne, where they will speak about US imperialism, armed struggle, and their book 'The White Pacific'. The event is also raising funds for a Blak anarchist who was fined for pro-Palestinian activism. It starts from 12pm at Shop Bao Ngoc at 387 Victoria St in so-called Brunswick.  See more information here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DGSJABJycV-/   Songs played:'Who But Us' - DTA [https://dtala.bandcamp.com/track/who-but-us]  

Congratulations to the following girls  basketball teams in the Wilson County News coverage area for making it to the playoffs! Bi-District •East Central v United South – Tuesday, Feb. 11, 7:30 pm •Falls City fell to Mason, 32-50 – Feb. 10 •Floresville def. Kennedy Rockets, 67-46 - Feb. 10 •La Vernia def. Uvalde, 61-26 – Feb. 10 •Nixon-Smiley v Columbus – Tuesday, Feb. 11, 5:30 pm, Victoria West HS Gym •Poth v Hallettsville – Tuesday, Feb. 11, 6 pm, Victoria St. Joseph HS Flyer Dome •Stockdale fell to Tidehaven, 20-51, Feb. 10  Article Link

This week on CounterSpin: Climate disruption is outpacing many scientists' understanding of it, and it's undeniably driving many harms we are facing: extreme heat, extreme cold, devastating hurricanes and tornadoes. News media are giving up pretending that these extreme weather events are just weird and not provably driven by the continued use of fossil fuels. But fossil fuel companies are among the most powerful players in terms of telling lawmakers how to make the laws they want to see — public interest be damned. We'll hear about what you are very definitely not supposed to hear from reporter Emily Sanders from ExxonKnews. Not everyone is lying down and accepting that we're going to die from a climate crisis that is avoidable, but since companies don't want to talk about it, let's not. A county in Oregon is saying, deaths from high heat are in fact directly connected to conscious corporate decision-making. We'll hear about that potentially emblematic story from Victoria St. Martin, longtime journalist and journalism educator, now reporting on health and environmental justice at Inside Climate News.   The post Emily Sanders on Criminalizing Pipeline Protest / Victoria St. Martin on Suing Fossil Fuel Companies appeared first on KPFA.

The crickets you're hearing about efforts to eviscerate the right to protest the impacts of climate disruption? That's all intentional. 

In this episode, I'm joined by business embodiment coach and friend, Victoria St. Fleur who shares her stunning redemption story of overcoming addiction and how she dove head first into shadow work & self-actualization to embody true wealth and success. We chat:How Vic was playing Russian roulette with her life through addiction with drugs and alcoholHow mentorship and shadow work saved Vic's life & helped her build a successful businessMoney as a MIRROR of the identity you're operating withinWhat it means to feel truly SAFE in yourself & in businessThe #1 way to sabotage your growth Mastering an identity shift for more wealth, abundance and successWhy joy is the most vulnerable emotion

Fev takes Street Talk to Richmond on the iconic Victoria Street with Collingwood star Jack Crisp.Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/fifi-fev-and-nickSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Georgie Dansey, spokesperson for Te Huia, joins Gary Farrow in the studio to discuss the future of the Hamilton to Auckland passenger rail service, ahead of the public meeting at The Ramada By Wyndham, 287 Victoria St, Hamilton Central on 4th May 2024 at 2.30pm.

Acknowledgement of Country// Headlines// Richard Weatherby spoke with Sonia about climate related financial disclosure. On 12th January, the treasurey made available for comment some proposed amendments to legislation governing climate related financial disclosure which sounds dull as dishwater, but which could have real implications for our ability to hold corporate Australia to account. We hear an interview between Annie Mcloughlinof 3CR's Solidarity Breakfast and Greta Carol from OCEAN. They mention some of the groups and people who are fighting to block seismic testing in the Otway basin, and the consequences for ecosystems and the environment if it goes ahead. Solidarity Breakfast broadacsts on Saturdays 7.30 - 9am. Di Cousens from Spoken Word speaks with Sara M. Saleh, an Australian Poet. The Flirtation of Girls is her first full length poetry collection. She brings to her poetry the experience of her Palestinian, Egyption and Lebanese heritage, "bring[ing] the politics of occupied homelands into sharp, unapologetic focus". Spoken Word broadcasts on Thursdays 9:00 - 9:30am.  We hear a speech by Bunjileenee Robbie Thorpe, Krautungalung/ Gunnai man, an Aboriginal activist, and 3CR broadcaster, from the Tunnerminnerwait & Maulboyheenner Commemoration 2024 held at the Tunnerminnerwait and Maulboyheenner monument on the corner of Victoria St and Franklin St, Melbourne.  Songs:Now I Don't Need Your Love / Lucky Love and GospelI Can't Breathe (Feat. BARKAA) / DobbyIndigenous Land / DRMNGNOWLove Is Everything / Archie Roach 

In recent years, several states and localities have passed “crown” laws, statutes that keep employers from discriminating against African Amercans for wearing their hair in natural styles. That's because, historically, having straight hair has often been a requirement for professional advancement for Black women in particular. But there is more science emerging that connects chemical relaxers with cancer. In today's episode of A Word, reporter and cancer survivor Victoria St. Martin speaks with host Jason Johnson about the dangers of formaldehyde in hair relaxers, the history of marketing toxic cosmetics to African Americans, and consumer efforts to raise awareness. Guest: Victoria St. Martin, Inside Climate News reporter  Podcast production by Kristie Taiwo-Makanjuola You can skip all the ads in A Word by joining Slate Plus. Sign up now at slate.com/awordplus for $15 for your first three months. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In recent years, several states and localities have passed “crown” laws, statutes that keep employers from discriminating against African Amercans for wearing their hair in natural styles. That's because, historically, having straight hair has often been a requirement for professional advancement for Black women in particular. But there is more science emerging that connects chemical relaxers with cancer. In today's episode of A Word, reporter and cancer survivor Victoria St. Martin speaks with host Jason Johnson about the dangers of formaldehyde in hair relaxers, the history of marketing toxic cosmetics to African Americans, and consumer efforts to raise awareness. Guest: Victoria St. Martin, Inside Climate News reporter  Podcast production by Kristie Taiwo-Makanjuola You can skip all the ads in A Word by joining Slate Plus. Sign up now at slate.com/awordplus for $15 for your first three months. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In recent years, several states and localities have passed “crown” laws, statutes that keep employers from discriminating against African Amercans for wearing their hair in natural styles. That's because, historically, having straight hair has often been a requirement for professional advancement for Black women in particular. But there is more science emerging that connects chemical relaxers with cancer. In today's episode of A Word, reporter and cancer survivor Victoria St. Martin speaks with host Jason Johnson about the dangers of formaldehyde in hair relaxers, the history of marketing toxic cosmetics to African Americans, and consumer efforts to raise awareness. Guest: Victoria St. Martin, Inside Climate News reporter  Podcast production by Kristie Taiwo-Makanjuola You can skip all the ads in A Word by joining Slate Plus. Sign up now at slate.com/awordplus for $15 for your first three months. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In recent years, several states and localities have passed “crown” laws, statutes that keep employers from discriminating against African Amercans for wearing their hair in natural styles. That's because, historically, having straight hair has often been a requirement for professional advancement for Black women in particular. But there is more science emerging that connects chemical relaxers with cancer. In today's episode of A Word, reporter and cancer survivor Victoria St. Martin speaks with host Jason Johnson about the dangers of formaldehyde in hair relaxers, the history of marketing toxic cosmetics to African Americans, and consumer efforts to raise awareness. Guest: Victoria St. Martin, Inside Climate News reporter  Podcast production by Kristie Taiwo-Makanjuola You can skip all the ads in A Word by joining Slate Plus. Sign up now at slate.com/awordplus for $15 for your first three months. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In recent years, several states and localities have passed “crown” laws, statutes that keep employers from discriminating against African Amercans for wearing their hair in natural styles. That's because, historically, having straight hair has often been a requirement for professional advancement for Black women in particular. But there is more science emerging that connects chemical relaxers with cancer. In today's episode of A Word, reporter and cancer survivor Victoria St. Martin speaks with host Jason Johnson about the dangers of formaldehyde in hair relaxers, the history of marketing toxic cosmetics to African Americans, and consumer efforts to raise awareness. Guest: Victoria St. Martin, Inside Climate News reporter  Podcast production by Kristie Taiwo-Makanjuola You can skip all the ads in A Word by joining Slate Plus. Sign up now at slate.com/awordplus for $15 for your first three months. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Greg Halford is with us for this week's episode, talking through his recent diagnosis, his multiple moves, Mental strength, fall outs with Roy Keane, Neil Warnock's genius, Stuart Pearce' lies & Steven Evan's diet.#sunderlandafc #roykeane #footballpodcast

Taking radical personal responsibility rubs up against all of our fears of rejection and abandonment. It is, however, the very thing that can deeply heal our relationships with ourselves and others. In this episode I sit down with one of my best friends, Victoria St. Fleur (@ofrootandbranch), as she shares about some of the tools and perspectives that have helped her in healing codependency in her relationships, business, and life. Watch the podcast on YouTubeTap into my world! Subscribe to my semiweekly Substack NewsletterGrab Codependency Alchemy: The Course Get my book "Healing the Mother Wound: With Mother Earth"Support the show

I had the pleasure of meeting Johni Cesario at a recent networking event, and it was an instant connection made in business heaven. Today, she's here to share her copywriting, branding, and digital marketing wisdom with you! Johni is an entrepreneur, marketing expert, website builder, and co-founder of Elevated Xchange, an incredible network for fearless women. In our conversation, Johni shares her tips for supercharging your copywriting, building a website, and the top tools for boosting your landing page traffic through bio links. Even though we primarily work online, we all crave genuine, in-person connections, and Johni gets that more than anyone. We discuss the value of in-person networking, advice for building your confidence as an event host, and why you should always trust in your unique journey. IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT:- (5:05) How Johni took the leap from corporate to entrepreneurship- (14:14) Advice for transforming your “weaknesses” into your superpowers- (25:39) Quick tips for perfecting your copywriting - (31:52) Understanding the right time to build a website - (37:53) Exploring simple alternatives to a website - (41:54) What you can expect from Johni's networking community, Elevated Xchange RESOURCES- Episode 16: Letting Go Of Your Ego And Embracing Your Imperfections With Business Embodiment And Personal Brand Strategist, Victoria St. Fleur- Linktree- milkshake - Girlfriends & Business - Eventbrite CONNECT WITH JOHNIOn Instagram @johniallegoryElevated Xchange @elevatedxchangeeCheck out the upcoming Elevated Xchange networking events HERECONNECT WITH EMILYOn Instagram @itsemilycincottaWork with me HEREDive into my courses HERE

The Advocate sports team is back discussing all of the football action happening in the crossroads, plus a big time volleyball matchup between Victoria St. Joseph and Cuero featuring two of the area's best hitters.

In this episode, I'm joined by Victoria St. Fleur, a business embodiment and personal brand strategist, for a soul-nourishing discussion on personal and professional embodiment. Victoria dedicates her work to helping female entrepreneurs build fully represented, embodied brands that align with their missions in the world. Embodiment is all about expressing and bringing your full range as a human to the table, and in business, it's about monetizing that range and representing it through your brand. Victoria emphasizes that when you're embodied, solid, grounded, and regulated, your business will flow effortlessly! The episode covers so many juicy topics, including the coaching industry, imposter syndrome, the art of being vulnerable online, conquering the fawn response in the business realm, and maximizing the value of coaching sessions.IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT:- (4:25) Exploring embodiment in your business strategy- (13:15) Unveiling the true meaning of imposter syndrome- (20:54) Balancing personal and professional development- (29:53) Shifting your focus from money to intimacy and vulnerability- (34:44) Tips for being transparent online without trauma dumping- (40:49) Understanding the fawn response in the business context- (51:54) Advice for cultivating a well-rounded business CONNECT WITH VICTORIAOn Instagram @ofrootandbranchCONNECT WITH EMILYOn Instagram @itsemilycincottaWork with me HEREDive into my courses HERE

On today's episode of the Queen of Pep Talks podcast, Jessica is sharing an empowering and deeply inspiring conversation with business and embodiment coach, Victoria St. Fleur.  Inside of this episode Vic shares her powerful story in overcoming adversity in her life, and she speaks to how impactful nervous system regulation is in life and business.  This episode is full of golden nuggets that will inspire mindset shifts and provide you with tangible strategy takeaways to help *you* get better at adapting to the stressors in your own life and business.If you'd like to connect with Victoria, you can do so below:Instagram: @ofrootandbranchLinks/ResourcesGet FREE the Morning Message Wallpapers.Join the EXCLUSIVE Pep Talks Membership!Get a 5-day Voxer Coaching Pass.Get the Create Joy Products HERE.Sign up for the JJXO Weekly Newsletter.Join the FREE Join Jessica XO Community on Facebook.Read my book "Battle for Growth".Need a Workout Plan? Get mine hereFollow the Inspiration on Instagram.TOPICS COVERED:(05:58) Who is Vic & what does she do?(09:0)7 Victoria's backstory & adversities(18:55) What is nervous system regulation & why it's important (27:16) Tips for getting out of 'fight or flight' (32:54) Freeze State example & how to step down(43:06) Your nervous system & running your business(45:23) Struggling to feel safe(1:01:00) Comparison & the nervous system(1:10:00) Trauma & your nervous system (1:13:29) Taking responsibility for your life(1:19:29) How to work with Vic & find her 

Bienvenidos al episodio sobre la ciudad vieja de Edimburgo. Estos son nuestras recomendaciones si vienes a visitar la Old Town de Edimburgo: Museos y lugares: Museo Nacional de Escocia (Chambers St.), Museo de los escritores (Lawnmarket, Lady Stair's Close), St Giles Cathedral (High St -Royal Mile-) Dónde comer: Deacon Brodies Tavern (Lawnmarket), Howies (Victoria St.), Bertie's (Victoria St.), Oink (Victoria St.), The grain store (Victoria St.) Copas y ocio: Stramash (Cowgate), Frankenstein (George IV Bridge), The three sisters (Cowgate), The Banshee Labyrinth (Niddri St.) Gracias a Jesús García por su colaboración en este episodio y a todo el equipo de Somos Escocia. Puedes encontrar los tours a pie en Edimburgo en su web somosescocia.com

The sun might be out but the job isn't done in the Coromandel, according to Coromandel-Thames Civil Defence controller Gary Towler. The region has experienced massive slips and land instability, compromising its entire roading network. ”Every time our land guys clear a slip, another one comes down right behind them,” Towler told Kerre Woodham Mornings on Newstalk ZB today. A number of houses in the Coromandel have already been red-stickered, Towler confirmed, as staff worked their way through affected areas to check the condition of housing. The other focus is power, which most of the area is still without. Powerco said it had 7462 customers without power in the Coromandel as of 8am today. ”We have the luxury of the New Zealand Defence Force, which we're deploying on to the east coast today to do a lot of review work and drone work to get a good picture of what carnage was created,” Towler said. Meanwhile, critical assets such as generators and wastewater plants in the Coromandel are running out of diesel, which helicopters are bringing in for stock-ups as they can't be accessed by road. If people are wanting to visit their homes and baches, Towler has told residents to “take a breath” and check the NZTA website and affiliated social media pages for information on road conditions. ”People need to have a go-bag and Plan B in case a slip blocks their path. That will be the case for the next five or six days,” he said. ”But people should check their properties as quickly as possible so we know if we're dealing with any other stretches. Coromandel road information STATE HIGHWAYS SH25 Thames to Coromandel Town is CLOSED. SH25 Coromandel Town to Te Rerenga: Essential travel only. Drive with extra care. SH25 Te Rerenga to Kūaotunu is CLOSED. SH25 Kūaotunu to Whitianga: Essential travel only. Drive with extra care. SH25 Whitianga to Tairua. SH25 Hikuai to Onemana is CLOSED. SH25 Whangamatā to Waihī: Essential travel only. Drive with extra care. SH2 Paeroa to Waihī (Karangahake Gorge) is CLOSED. SH26 between SH2 and Paeroa-Tauhuna Rd is CLOSED. SH25A Kopu to Hikuai is CLOSED. Waikawau Beach Rd is CLOSED due to tree fall. Purangi Rd is OPEN to one lane. Hikuai Settlement Rd is OPEN. Sailors Grave Rd is OPEN to one lane. Pumpkin Hill Rd is OPEN to one lane. Koputauaki Bridge, Colville Road – No further monitoring required. ONGOING CLOSURES Coromandel/Colville: Colville Rd is CLOSED in several places due to overslips and dropouts. Road will have to remain closed overnight. Coromandel to Oamaru Bay CLOSED. Oamaru Bay to Amodeo Bay CLOSED. Amodeo Bay to Colville CLOSED. Colville to Port Jackson Road CLOSED. Te Kouma Road is CLOSED due to a large tree/slip blocking the road. Road will have to remain closed overnight. Port Jackson Rd is CLOSED due to multiple very large slips and dropouts. Road will have to remain closed overnight. Port Charles Rd is CLOSED due to an overslip 10.7km from the start of the road. Road will have to remain closed overnight. Puriri Rd is CLOSED due to a treefall and large slip Road will have to remain closed overnight. 309 Road is OPEN. Mercury Bay: Hot Water Beach Rd is CLOSED Between SH 25 and Parangi Road due to flooding. Road will have to remain closed overnight. Matarangi Rd is CLOSED due to a large slip. A crew will establish today. Road will have to remain closed overnight. Whangapoua Rd is CLOSED due to a slip. Tairua-Pāuanui: Puketui Valley Rd is CLOSED due to a slip Road will have to remain closed overnight. Whangamatā: Wentworth Valley Rd is CLOSED due to flooding. Thames: Tapu Coroglen Rd is CLOSED and impassable for the foreseeable future. Location is 10km from Tapu. Additional slips have been cleared for resident access. Kauaeranga Valley Rd is CLOSED due to flooding and large slips Road will have to remain closed overnight. Victoria St, Thames is CLOSED due to flooding and a large slip Road will have to remain closed overnight. Other: Blackjack Road is closed to all traffic except those requiring residential access. An area of road subject to previous damage has suffered significant movement overnight, and while passable with care, should not be used unless access is needed. Council geotechnical staff will inspect the area as soon as possible. Hauraki state of emergency Meanwhile, Hauraki District Council has issued an update on Cyclone Gabrielle. Residents are being asked to conserve water. “Due to river conditions with high levels of dirt and debris, we are struggling to produce as much water as we would like in Paeroa and Waihi. Please conserve water. If you noticed a drop in pressure around Waitakaruru, the Water Treatment Plant is now back up and running.” The council says it is continuing to support the clean-up effort around the district and evaluating damage. It is compiling a list of affected properties and completing a welfare needs assessment. “Please call our team on 07 862 8609 or 0800 734 834. Our team will then pass the information onto our Civil Defence Welfare team.” Building inspectors will be out checking damaged properties today. They will have their council identification with them. “They are there to help, so please let them into your properties to do this important work.” “Please call us if your house has been inundated with flood waters and our team will create a service request so our teams know to visit.” Local roads: Road between Whiritoa and Waihi – OPEN drive with extreme caution Ford Road, Waihi – CLOSED due to flooding Baxter Road, Waihi – CLOSED due to flooding Komata Reef Road, Komata – CLOSED due to multiple slips Bradshaw Road Bridge, Komata – WATCH FOR surface flooding Franklin Road, Waitawheta - CLOSED under slip Maratoto Road Bridge – Assessment ongoing - tree down blocking upstream East Coast Rd north and south OPEN but surface flooding Miranda/Findlay Rd – OPEN Kaiaua Rd – OPEN with flooding in patches State Highways SH2 Karangahake Gorge CLOSED - Paeroa to Waihi SH26 Criterion Bridge OPEN SH25 Between Whiritoa and Whangamata OPENSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the show! Today, I've got my friend Chris Burand on the show. You don't want to miss the conversation because Chris is one of the smartest people I know but it's his approachability and quick wit that will have you thinking about insurance, business, possibility and conflict in a brand new way. Surprisingly… or maybe not, there are so many similarities in what Chris sees out in the world in the ways that people sabotage their own success and the things I teach. We worked together years ago and have collaborated since then. Everyone needs to make an impact, no matter what business they are in. Today, Chris and I will help you understand how to make that happen.   Guest Bio: Chris Burand has more than 30 years' experience providing consulting services for the property & casualty insurance industry and is recognized as a leading industry consultant.  His mission is to help his clients, carriers and distributors, achieve their goals through bespoke solutions. Cookie-cutter/consultant speak approaches are not winning solutions.  Chris has a unique analytical ability that enables him to get to the bottom of issues and provide the insight necessary to create specific solutions for each situation. Chris is a Certified Business Appraiser (CBA), a designation earned from the Institute of Business Appraisers.  The CBA designation is only earned by those who prove they have a high knowledge of business appraisals including applicable tax law and case law. He is also an approved E&O auditor, certified E&O seminar provider, E&O expert witness, and has written a book on how to avoid E&O claims.  Chris is a nationally recognized speaker and author. He has been a featured speaker at more than 400 seminars and educational programs. He is a monthly columnist for The Insurance Journal, a past columnist for American Agent & Broker, and his articles have appeared in Rough Notes, The National Underwriter, A.M. Best, and many regional insurance publications. He also publishes Burand's Insurance Agency Adviser for independent insurance agents. Chris can be reached at: Burand & Associates, LLC 215 S. Victoria St., Suite E Pueblo, CO 81003 p: 719.485.3868 chris@burand-associates.com www.burand-associates.com

On this episode of Drunk Discussions, Ocho does a Torontocentric podcast, as he previews the upcoming Toronto Blue Jays season, as well as the return of Greektown Wrestling and their upcoming event on April 10th. Additionally, Ocho REVIEWS a previous Greektown match, and a set of retro commercials. ***IMPORTANT CORRECTIONS*** 1. Drunk Discussions merch is on sale at Spreadshirt from April 1st to April 6th. 2. The Blue Jays were 2-1 in Spring Training at the time of recording, NOT 3-0. 3. The Blue Jays had a .694 winning% in Toronto in 2021. 4. Kerr Hall is at 379 Victoria St, NOT 399 Victoria St like initially stated. Be sure to give the show a rating and leave a comment. If you really love the show, please subscribe! Shirts on Spreadshirt - https://shop.spreadshirt.com/DrunkDiscussions Listen to Drunk Discussions: iTunes - http://apple.co/2fK1v3C Podbean - http://drunkdiscussions.podbean.com/ Stitcher - http://bit.ly/2HTQedD Spotify - https://spoti.fi/2GS7AGy Follow Drunk Discussions: Twitter - https://twitter.com/drunkdpodcast Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/drunkdpodcast/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/DrunkDiscussions/ Music: Welcome to the Show by Kevin MacLeod

Hi friends! Welcome to this final episode of S7! time fliessss honestly. This is an episode full of my musings on life and inner thoughts- I've been reading Conversations on Love lately, which is a deeply beautiful book discussing love in all its forms. I shared some passages I've been underlining and what they mean to me. I also chatted a lot about uncovering my subconscious beliefs surrounding creativity - it's been wild. Here's to us all embracing our creative sides

Das zweite Interview und Fachgespräch mit Victoria war wieder sehr lehrreich und unterhaltsam. Aus der Praxis für die Praxis sprechen wir in diesem Interview über das Thema Motivation in der Ausbildung. Wie schaffe ich es als Ausbilder*in meine Azubis zu "Triggern", dass die Ausbildung durchweg positiv verläuft. Dazu gehört die Motivation als wichtiger Baustein einfach dazu. Victoria ist eine Lerntrainerin für die Berufsausbildung und hilft Ausbildern und Ausbilderinnen bei der Umsetzung der Ausbildung und unterstützt Auszubildende bei Lernblockaden und Lernschwächen.Frau Victoria Stübner finden / erreichen Sie im Internet auf:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/VictoriaStübner/videos  (Das Interview können Sie auch hier anschauen

In dieser Folge habe ich mir Unterstützung organisiert, und zwar Frau Victoria Stübner. Wir sprechen sehr ausführlich über das Thema "Lerntypen". Das Interview ergänzt die  Folge 28: Handlungsfeld 3 - 3.1 Lernpsychologische Grundlagen Teil 1 - AEVO Victoria ist eine Lerntrainerin für die Berufsausbildung und hilft Ausbildern und Ausbilderinnen bei der Umsetzung der Ausbildung und unterstützt Auszubildende bei Lernblockaden und Lernschwächen.Frau Victoria Stübner finden / erreichen Sie im Internet auf:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/VictoriaStübner/videos  (Das Interview können Sie auch hier anschauen

“When you are Embodied in Truth, there is no hiding.” - Victoria St. Fleur from @ofrootandbranch   Grab your journals for this one, y'all! Being in the presence and deep in conversation with a powerful babe is truly transcendent. This conversation with Embodiment Mentor, Victoria St. Fleur, hits on everything from riding all waves of emotion, loving yourself and navigating romantic relationships. Vic opens up so beautifully about her sacred partnership with her fiance.    Here's a sneak peek at what else we touch on during this conversation:  The embodiment of your authentic self and your Truth vs what people want you to be Keeping your word with yourself and boundary setting Noticing when you are reacting based on old stories living in your body vs responding from a grounded place The difference between feeling fear in your body and your intuition speaking Feeling triggered in relationships and the invitation to heal Honoring both the feminine and the masculine polarities that live within us all   This episode is a FULL VIBE and will encourage you to be fiercely who you are in the deepest most unwavering faith.    ---------------   New Moon Ritual inside of the private membership community, The Circle happening Saturday 7/10 at 10am est. Click this link to join this sacred sisterhood today:  https://free3dayanxietyworkshop.lpages.co/gahcircle/   The Circle is a private community of women on their healing journey who are actively stepping out of fear and into their worth. As a member of the Get A Helmet Circle you get access to a Netflix-esque library of practices like meditations, visualizations, breath work, somatic movement and embodiment. We meet once a month for a live Full Moon Dance Rituals and again for live group empowerment sessions. This is a Sacred space for you to step into your next level of being and have a blast with a badass community of women like you.    ---------------   Discount Codes:  Recess - 15% of all products. Go to Takearecess.com and enter the code GETAHELMET at checkout Better Help - 10% off your first month, betterhelp.com/getahelmet

We're finally off Zoom for one last hurrah in The Masturbatorium with LEHMO and BRETT BLAKE! We toast Tommy's last week in his Melrose Place apartment and share our favourite memories of the bottle shop near his house. Lehmo tells us about his seventh ever gig on Red Faces and we dissect every aspect of it: the judges, the cartoon drawing of him, and the feedback he got from his mates afterwards! PLUS Chando's being called up to the big leagues of regional soccer and we give a brief history of Victoria St. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Central Auckland business owners say officials have been complacent in the "decimation" of their livelihoods during City Rail Link construction.After more than four years of road closures and construction noise, two dozen people protested on the steps of the Auckland Council offices this morning demanding compensation.They used placards and a loudhailer to voice their frustrations ahead of the closure of the Albert and Victoria St intersection next week.Owner of the Shakespeare Hotel and Brewery on Albert St, Sunny Kaushal, blamed disruption from the project for an estimated $2 million in missed revenue since 2016.He said he couldn't keep borrowing money week after week."The debts are mounting and it has been very very hard. It's taking a toll on our health. It's taking a toll on every worker's job. We have to pay the rent, we have to pay the expenses, we have to pay the rates," he said.The business owners submitted a proposal in January asking for a share of their rent to be paid, at a cost of about $10m each year.However chief executive of Heart of the City, Viv Beck, said they hadn't heard back about it."We haven't had the opportunity to work through that with officials. That's not good enough. So this is about the people coming to the decision makers, raising their voices," she said.The owner of Attic Backpackers Michael Leroy-Dyson said he was using his retirement savings to pay staff, after the double whammy of the pandemic and construction disruption.He said he would have closed his business if he could."I think most of us are locked into leases that we can't get out of because of personal guarantees. Many of these people would have just closed up and gone but they've got no choice but to file all their life savings or borrow money just to try and stay alive," he said."It's a $5 billion project. I would have thought putting a few million or even a few tens of millions into helping businesses that are being affected by this would be a sensible and reasonable way to run a project."A spokesperson for the office of mayor Phil Goff noted there had already been $617,000 in direct financial support to businesses impacted by the construction delays, through a hardship programme in 2019.It was distributed to 25 businesses, all on lower Albert St.The spokesperson said the Government had now asked the Ministry of Transport to investigate if that could be adapted, to provide support to other businesses facing hardship from construction."The mayor is supportive of the Government's direction," they said.Meanwhile, the spokesperson said landlords in the area could also help struggling small businesses."There will be a substantial value uplift for properties close to the City Rail Link connections, which means property owners will receive a significant benefit because of the expenditure of ratepayer and taxpayer money. The mayor believes it is reasonable for property owners to look at how they can support their tenants during the construction period."Transport Minister Michael Wood wasn't present at the protest as business owners hoped, but told RNZ in a statement that the Government was "carefully working through" compensation requests.He said the previous government did not create a process or budget for business compensation when the project was first set up.The business owners plan further demonstrations if their demands are not met.By Katie Todd of RNZ

What drew me to this book, aside from the neon-colored book jacket was my personal quest for “aha-moments” that would evoke clarity about my own calling. I came to this book with that desire, and no knowledge of the author, who is a celebrity medium of sorts. The book is about how to tune into your own ‘Essence,’ recognize subtle energies, signs, symbols, messages from the Divine that might otherwise be missed. After spending some time exploring what Essence is, and how to listen to it to improve daily life, the book moves towards its more serious theme of inspiring you to think about what good you are doing in your life today. It suggests that you take action towards the good that you can do by embracing change, sharing love, and being in a state of gratitude. This is a quiet book, more like a tapestry than a treasure map. The topics are illustrated with many stories from Char’s client readings, interwoven with tales and folklore, and embroidered with quotes from a variety of classic poets, writers, authors, and gurus, past and present. All of these are well-chosen and effective in supporting each premise...

This week we spoke with Victoria St. Fleur of Of Root and Branch. Victoria is an embodiment coach based out of New York who works with womxn who are ready to lead with their highest purpose in relationship to themselves and their lives. After recently launching her business and online platform, she has committed to showing up on Instagram and Facebook every day for the next 365 days as she shares content and inspiring messages that help all of us embody the people we want to be.Follow her on Instagram @ofrootandbranch and join her Facebook group, the High Vibe Tribe, for free master classes and opportunities to participate in 1-on-1 coaching and upcoming courses.To learn more about what we do at A.G.A.P.E. Wellness, visit www.agapewell.com. On our site you will find a variety of wellness resources, all for FREE! Follow us on Instagram: @a.g.a.p.e.wellness Follow us on Facebook: AGAPE Wellness You are loved and you are love! xo, M & H

Best Top 5: Mackay-Bucasia Rd Ring Road entrance at Bakers Creek Glenella Connection Rd End of the ring road on the Bruce Hwy Airlie Beach at the top of the main street Worst Top 5: Victoria St at Caneland Central Holts Rd at Beaconsfield The bottom end of the main street in Airlie Beach Gordon St near Porters Mitre 10 River St at the Bluewater Lagoon See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

We typically invite scholars, makers, and professionals out to brunch for an informal conversation about their work, and then we turn those brunches into a podcast.But for these bonus mini-episodes, we change things up a bit, asking Notre Dame researchers to talk about something that both makes them happy and has no direct connection to their academic pursuits.In other words, if you thought a podcast recorded over brunch couldn’t get even more casual, you’d be wrong.Here, Richard Jones, Walter H. Annenberg-Edmund P. Joyce Director of Notre Dame’s Gallivan Program in Journalism, Ethics, and Democracy, and Victoria St. Martin, distinguished visiting journalist with the Gallivan Program and the print publications coordinator with Notre Dame Student Media, join host Ted Fox via Zoom to discuss a musician whose art dared us to love each other for exactly who we are:Prince.LINK:Richard and Victoria’s previous appearance on the podcast: “On Real News and Purple Rain” (ep. 1.4)

Say hello to Don Pedros the new cantina-style Mexican joint taking Paddington by storm. Situated on Victoria St not far from Paddington Markets, the space once home to The Stables has been transformed with owner Juan Alvarez stripping everything back and filling it with cacti, artwork, bright colours, and Mexican imported candles. The food So Cal inspired has something for everyone and relies heavily on zestiness and spice. Among the killer cocktails and spicy tacos, we were surprised to learn the venue was child friendly, with children eating free on Wednesday’s which just adds to the versatility of the place. Simple, vibrant, and fun, a Mexican Fiesta awaits.

The idea behind this show is pretty simple: We invite scholars, makers, and professionals out to brunch for an informal conversation about their work, and then we turn those brunches into a podcast.It’s a tough job, but somebody has to do it.For this, our season 3 finale, we’re turning the virtual interview chair around on Notre Dame alum Robert Costa, national political reporter for The Washington Post and the moderator and managing editor of Washington Week on PBS.While Robert’s work is the news, he and host Ted Fox talked more about the craft of journalism generally—and political journalism specifically—than everything going on in our country and our world in 2020. We figure you have much better outlets for content like that, such as Robert’s own reporting and that of the journalists from diverse organizations and backgrounds he talks to on Washington Week.That said, the health disparities magnified by the coronavirus and the recent examples of police brutality are just the latest reminders of how much we need the work and perspectives of African-American journalists in particular. So while it’s not directly related to this episode, we wanted to use this spot to recommend you follow Richard Jones and Victoria St. Martin, formerly of The New York Times and The Washington Post, respectively, and currently shaping the next generation of journalists through their work with students at Notre Dame. We’ve put links to both of their Twitters in the notes below.And speaking of episode notes, there’s also a video of the late Tim Russert there that you’re going to hear Robert talk about. It’s one of many great stories he shared on pursuing a career as a reporter in the nation’s capital during a time of rapid change in the news industry, a journey that for him has included succeeding the legendary Gwen Ifill at PBS. He also used the provost office at Notre Dame to illustrate how anonymous sourcing works. You know, in case we ever really need to get anything off our chests.Take good care, and we’ll be talking to you again soon. Because sources close to the podcast tell us there might be some bonus episodes on the way this summer.LINKSRichard Jones’ Twitter: @richard_g_jonesVictoria St. Martin’s Twitter: @VStMartinRobert Costa’s Twitter: @costareportsVideo Excerpts of Tim Russert’s Red Smith Lecture: “When Politicians Meet the Press”Full Transcript of Russert Lecture

Owen answers YOUR questions, talks about Doctor De Soto, and hides in the closet.Thanks to Danny (Corner Brook, NL), Grandma Paula (Parry Sound, ON), and Victoria (St. John's, NL) for your questions! Do you have a question for Owen? Email us at theowenhour@gmail.com or hit us up on Twitter @theowenhour

On today's show Kamloops Mayor Ken Christian joins me to talk child care spaces in Kamloops, on street parking in the city's downtown and an idea to allow businesses to set up a portion of their stores on Victoria St as a bit of a walkable marketplace. An invasive hornet is waking up for spring, and the bee-eating predators could possibly be buzzing around B.C. soon. I am joined by Nanaimo based Entomologist and Senior Environmental Protection Officer with the Ministry of Environment Conrad Berube. And it is time for a new edition of That's Whack Wednesday.

Kamloops Mayor Ken Christian joins me to talk child care spaces in Kamloops, on street parking in the city's downtown and an idea to allow businesses to set up a portion of their stores on Victoria St as a bit of a walkable marketplace.

Are men immature? And if we are, why are men immature? Is it because we want to avoid embarrassment, we fear ridicule, or is it because we just like to have a lot more fun! (Sorry ladies). Kev, Craig, Lee & Steve all share their experiences of being somewhat immature, all for different reasons.Are you immature?Who are we?The Black Country Blokes consists of 4 regular guys, speaking about all issues related to being a man in today's society.It is not just designed to focus on the mental health and well-being of men though, as it will also give our mothers, sisters, daughters and female peers an opportunity to understand us better too. We are dedicated to keeping this 100% authentic and raw. We are not polished, perfect individuals and our views remain our own, but what we do want to do is, is remove the stigma and speak about the taboo subjects openly and honestly.Furthermore, want to empower people to be happy and fulfilled and to overcome their own thoughts that could limit their potential in life.The group consists of the following guys:Kev Dillon a head coach at the Lions Amateur Boxing club. Someone who has been boxing since the age of 3, but sadly lost his eyesight at a very young age leaving him with only 7% vision in his right eye. This is known as 3/60 vision. He has been a poster child for adversity, dealing with anxiety and depression for a lot of his life. However, he has never folded or let his circumstances stop him pursuing his goals. He is now a proud father, husband and respected coach helping 100s of boys, girls, men and women of all ages. Furthermore, Kev's vision of the BCB podcast was to have a show exposing all the struggles and the victories that men go through, to let those listening know that they are not alone. Check his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClofpY6MBQPrISQ53HHxxUAAren Deu is a proud husband who hosts the sister podcast Find Your Voice which is an empowering self-help podcast, providing listeners with the tools to overcome their current, or past, circumstances and take control of their lives. This initially came about due to Aren struggling for over 20+ years with anxiety, causing him to miss opportunities, experiences and just suffer in silence. A similar vision to Kev and the other 2 hosts, Aren's focus is on making people find their own happiness and fulfilment in the midst of a fast paced, social media driven society. An ex-social worker, project manager, personal trainer and now successful property investor Aren's passions find in inspiring people to overcome their adversities and recognise that the only limits we hold are in our mind.Lee Cadman is a father to Lilly-May, Alfie and Calla-Rose. Calla-Rose has a life limiting disability and since her diagnosis Lee's life has never been the same. He is a proud husband and considers himself your everyday working man with the hopes of improving the lives of his own family and others. Sadly depression and anxiety has taken its toll on Lee, on many occasions, but he has found true power and resolve in talking. Talking has become Lee's medicine, and he always states that we should remember in our darkest moments you are not being buried you are being planted.Craig Pinches is a writer, producer, performer and label owner. His background is rap, but if you explore the projects he's been involved with and you quickly realise you can't do justice to his versatility by simply calling him a rapper. He has a passion for music and expression through the written and spoken word that projects through his performances. His music is not only a passion but a vehicle that enables him to help people in need though either positive lyrics or by broadcasting areas of concern within humanity. Check his work at: http://rizeordemizerecords.comUseful links:Black country womens aid:Address: 38 Victoria St, West Bromwich B70 8HYHours: Closed ⋅ Opens 9AM TueHours or services may differPhone: 0121 553 0090Black country housing group:https://www.bchg.co.uk/customer-area/get-some-help/domestic-abuse/ Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/bcb. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gym giant Les Mills has asked those who have put their memberships on hold during lockdown to start making payments again.Headlined "Back us to restart", an email to customers says the company is "facing the biggest hurdle of its 52-year history" and while it was hoped the clubs, which boasted some 60,000 members in March last year, would only be closed for a month, "that's regretfully not to be".Under alert levels 3 and 4, Les Mills and other gyms throughout New Zealand have been required to cease operations. Only when the country is deemed safe to move to level 2 will fitness centres be able to return to business as usual.Les Mills applied and was granted two wage subsidy payments under the government's Covid-19 scheme: Just over $2.34 million for 376 staff under Les Mills New Zealand Limited and $233,347 to pay 34 staff under Les Mills International Limited.For Les Mills members willing to return to making payments, the company has offered a sweetener of sorts: three months free membership for a friend or family member.During the lockdown, Les Mills has provided free workout sessions via TVNZ morning classes and offered free trials of its Les Mills On Demand app which features workouts and classes in strength, cardio, HIIT, dance and flexibility.Founded in 1968, last year Les Mills Auckland City, on Victoria St, underwent a massive makeover. When the Herald toured the revamped digs in March last year, $18 million out of a $30m budget had been spent.Les Mills' Philip Mills responds to the email in Bosses in Lockdown above

Sadly body dysmorphia is a condition many of us face in todays society. Whether this is the strains and pressures we put on ourselves, or whether it's caused by social influences. The guys discuss this topic and their own experiences with body dysmorphia.Have you ever suffered with body dysmorphia? Let us know and give us your thoughts too!Who are we?The Black Country Blokes consists of 4 regular guys, speaking about all issues related to being a man in today's society.It is not just designed to focus on the mental health and well-being of men though, as it will also give our mothers, sisters, daughters and female peers an opportunity to understand us better too. We are dedicated to keeping this 100% authentic and raw. We are not polished, perfect individuals and our views remain our own, but what we do want to do is, is remove the stigma and speak about the taboo subjects openly and honestly.Furthermore, want to empower people to be happy and fulfilled and to overcome their own thoughts that could limit their potential in life.The group consists of the following guys:Kev Dillon a head coach at the Lions Amateur Boxing club. Someone who has been boxing since the age of 3, but sadly lost his eyesight at a very young age leaving him with only 7% vision in his right eye. This is known as 3/60 vision. He has been a poster child for adversity, dealing with anxiety and depression for a lot of his life. However, he has never folded or let his circumstances stop him pursuing his goals. He is now a proud father, husband and respected coach helping 100s of boys, girls, men and women of all ages. Furthermore, Kev's vision of the BCB podcast was to have a show exposing all the struggles and the victories that men go through, to let those listening know that they are not alone. Check his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClofpY6MBQPrISQ53HHxxUAAren Deu is a proud husband who hosts the sister podcast Find Your Voice which is an empowering self-help podcast, providing listeners with the tools to overcome their current, or past, circumstances and take control of their lives. This initially came about due to Aren struggling for over 20+ years with anxiety, causing him to miss opportunities, experiences and just suffer in silence. A similar vision to Kev and the other 2 hosts, Aren's focus is on making people find their own happiness and fulfilment in the midst of a fast paced, social media driven society. An ex-social worker, project manager, personal trainer and now successful property investor Aren's passions find in inspiring people to overcome their adversities and recognise that the only limits we hold are in our mind.Lee Cadman is a father to Lilly-May, Alfie and Calla-Rose. Calla-Rose has a life limiting disability and since her diagnosis Lee's life has never been the same. He is a proud husband and considers himself your everyday working man with the hopes of improving the lives of his own family and others. Sadly depression and anxiety has taken its toll on Lee, on many occasions, but he has found true power and resolve in talking. Talking has become Lee's medicine, and he always states that we should remember in our darkest moments you are not being buried you are being planted.Craig Pinches is a writer, producer, performer and label owner. His background is rap, but if you explore the projects he's been involved with and you quickly realise you can't do justice to his versatility by simply calling him a rapper. He has a passion for music and expression through the written and spoken word that projects through his performances. His music is not only a passion but a vehicle that enables him to help people in need though either positive lyrics or by broadcasting areas of concern within humanity. Check his work at: http://rizeordemizerecords.comUseful links:Black country womens aid:Address: 38 Victoria St, West Bromwich B70 8HYHours: Closed ⋅ Opens 9AM TueHours or services may differPhone: 0121 553 0090Black country housing group:https://www.bchg.co.uk/customer-area/get-some-help/domestic-abuse/ Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/bcb. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sadly domestic violence stats have only risen during these times of lockdown due to covid/corona virus. Sadly this means, many people are seriously affected and being abused whilst stuck at home. This was a conversation we hoped that inspired people to just reach out and seek any assistance they required, to save their lives.We apologise for the poor internet connection and had to chop and change some parts of the edit, but our message is, check up on each other. Check up on your own well-being and please reach out if you ever need.Who are we?The Black Country Blokes consists of 4 regular guys, speaking about all issues related to being a man in today's society.It is not just designed to focus on the mental health and well-being of men though, as it will also give our mothers, sisters, daughters and female peers an opportunity to understand us better too. We are dedicated to keeping this 100% authentic and raw. We are not polished, perfect individuals and our views remain our own, but what we do want to do is, is remove the stigma and speak about the taboo subjects openly and honestly.Furthermore, want to empower people to be happy and fulfilled and to overcome their own thoughts that could limit their potential in life.The group consists of the following guys:Kev Dillon a head coach at the Lions Amateur Boxing club. Someone who has been boxing since the age of 3, but sadly lost his eyesight at a very young age leaving him with only 7% vision in his right eye. This is known as 3/60 vision. He has been a poster child for adversity, dealing with anxiety and depression for a lot of his life. However, he has never folded or let his circumstances stop him pursuing his goals. He is now a proud father, husband and respected coach helping 100s of boys, girls, men and women of all ages. Furthermore, Kev's vision of the BCB podcast was to have a show exposing all the struggles and the victories that men go through, to let those listening know that they are not alone. Check his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClofpY6MBQPrISQ53HHxxUAAren Deu is a proud husband who hosts the sister podcast Find Your Voice which is an empowering self-help podcast, providing listeners with the tools to overcome their current, or past, circumstances and take control of their lives. This initially came about due to Aren struggling for over 20+ years with anxiety, causing him to miss opportunities, experiences and just suffer in silence. A similar vision to Kev and the other 2 hosts, Aren's focus is on making people find their own happiness and fulfilment in the midst of a fast paced, social media driven society. An ex-social worker, project manager, personal trainer and now successful property investor Aren's passions find in inspiring people to overcome their adversities and recognise that the only limits we hold are in our mind.Lee Cadman is a father to Lilly-May, Alfie and Calla-Rose. Calla-Rose has a life limiting disability and since her diagnosis Lee's life has never been the same. He is a proud husband and considers himself your everyday working man with the hopes of improving the lives of his own family and others. Sadly depression and anxiety has taken its toll on Lee, on many occasions, but he has found true power and resolve in talking. Talking has become Lee's medicine, and he always states that we should remember in our darkest moments you are not being buried you are being planted.Craig Pinches is a writer, producer, performer and label owner. His background is rap, but if you explore the projects he's been involved with and you quickly realise you can't do justice to his versatility by simply calling him a rapper. He has a passion for music and expression through the written and spoken word that projects through his performances. His music is not only a passion but a vehicle that enables him to help people in need though either positive lyrics or by broadcasting areas of concern within humanity. Check his work at: http://rizeordemizerecords.comUseful links:Black country womens aid:Address: 38 Victoria St, West Bromwich B70 8HYHours: Closed ⋅ Opens 9AM TueHours or services may differPhone: 0121 553 0090Black country housing group:https://www.bchg.co.uk/customer-area/get-some-help/domestic-abuse/ Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/bcb. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Auckland has been reduced to a maze of orange traffic cones and one-lane roads as 33 city centre streets are disrupted by road works.Traffic in some areas of the CBD in recent days - including part of Victoria St - has been clogged by gridlockListen to the audio above as Kerre McIvor talks about Auckland's never ending roadworks, which are crippling parts of the city.

Psychic Intuitive Medium Char Margolis stops by to chat about her latest book she co-wrote with Victoria St. George, "The Universe Is Calling You: Connecting with Essence to Live with Positive Energy, Love and Power" Website: char.net

How do you educate students and young journalists to actively listen to people, try to understand them, accompany them, and be with them in difficult situations? Richard Jones and Victoria St. Martin are teaching Notre Dame students that being a professional journalist and someone who is compassionate do not need to be mutually exclusive. Richard Jones is the Walter H. Annenberg-Edmund P. Joyce Director of the John W. Gallivan Program in Journalism, Ethics, and Democracy and Victoria St. Martin is a distinguished visiting journalist with the Gallivan Program and the print publications coordinator with Notre Dame Student Media. Together they teach the course Covering America, a conceptual and skills-based immersion into the world of national reporting, one of the most complex and challenging forms of journalism. Students learn the principles of reporting, writing, and the journalistic applications of digital media. The capstone assignment in the course is a six-day reporting trip during spring break to the site of an ongoing national story.

Rick Copeland, President and Executive Director of Better Business Bureau of the Tri-Counties and Deputy District Attorney Vicki Johnson, discuss their mutual goal to protect citizens from dishonest business practices.  On this special episode, Rick encourages listeners to report scams online with 'Scam Tracker' and explains the many facets of the Better Business Bureau.  They also invite citizens in Santa Barbara County to stop by their offices at 211 Victoria St, Ste A, or to call them at 805-963-8657.  For more information, visit their website.  

#GameOfTwoHalves Ep 47: Ben Stokes and other awe-inspiring sporting feats, and badminton starlets Loh Kean Yew and Yeo Jia Min 11:23 mins Synopsis: A Game Of Two Halves is The Straits Times' weekly sports podcast that is out every Tuesday. Ben Stokes kept England's Ashes hopes alive with his 135 not out against Australia, in what has gone down as one of the great individual sporting performances of all-time. ST assistant sports editor Rohit Brijnath, ST correspondent Sazali Abdul Aziz and ST reporter Nicole Chia talk about similar sporting feats which have taken their breath away and left an indelible mark on them. The trio also recap the splendid runs of national shuttlers Loh Kean Kew and Yeo Jia Min at the Badminton World Championships, where 22-year-old Loh reached the last 16 and 20-year-old Yeo reached the quarter-finals. What more can be done to ensure the two starlets keep improving? Produced by: Sazali Abdul Aziz Edited by: Adam Azlee Like, subscribe and rate #GameOfTwoHalves podcast on: Spotify: http://str.sg/ovjR Apple Podcasts: http://str.sg/o8MK Google Podcasts: http://str.sg/oXeS Website: http://str.sg/stpodcasts Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg   Attend an introductory talk - askST@NLB: Podcasts: What are they? How to listen on the go? - by head of podcast productions Ernest Luis on Fri, Aug 30 2019 (7pm-8.30pm) at Central Public Library, 100 Victoria St. To register for the talk, go to http://str.sg/JZd3 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

#GameOfTwoHalves Ep 47: Ben Stokes and other awe-inspiring sporting feats, and badminton starlets Loh Kean Yew and Yeo Jia Min 11:23 mins Synopsis: A Game Of Two Halves is The Straits Times' weekly sports podcast that is out every Tuesday. Ben Stokes kept England's Ashes hopes alive with his 135 not out against Australia, in what has gone down as one of the great individual sporting performances of all-time. ST assistant sports editor Rohit Brijnath, ST correspondent Sazali Abdul Aziz and ST reporter Nicole Chia talk about similar sporting feats which have taken their breath away and left an indelible mark on them. The trio also recap the splendid runs of national shuttlers Loh Kean Kew and Yeo Jia Min at the Badminton World Championships, where 22-year-old Loh reached the last 16 and 20-year-old Yeo reached the quarter-finals. What more can be done to ensure the two starlets keep improving? Produced by: Sazali Abdul Aziz Edited by: Adam Azlee Like, subscribe and rate #GameOfTwoHalves podcast on: Spotify: http://str.sg/ovjR Apple Podcasts: http://str.sg/o8MK Google Podcasts: http://str.sg/oXeS Website: http://str.sg/stpodcasts Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg   Attend an introductory talk - askST@NLB: Podcasts: What are they? How to listen on the go? - by head of podcast productions Ernest Luis on Fri, Aug 30 2019 (7pm-8.30pm) at Central Public Library, 100 Victoria St. To register for the talk, go to http://str.sg/JZd3

Asian Insider Ep 1: Effects of Hong Kong protests on its people, China and Asia 13 mins Synopsis: This is Asian Insider, a series by The Straits Times every Friday. Together with our stable of 30 correspondents based around the world, we give an Asian perspective on the global talking points of the week. ST's US bureau chief Nirmal Ghosh hosts Hong Kong correspondent Claire Huang and Beijing-based China correspondent Lim Yan Liang, as they dissect the political, economic and regional effect of the ongoing Hong Kong protests. How real is the possibility of a Chinese army crackdown? Produced by: Nirmal Ghosh & Zia-ul Raushan Edited by: Zia-ul Raushan Follow Asian Insider podcast and rate us on: Spotify: https://str.sg/JoVB Apple Podcasts: https://str.sg/JoV2 Google podcasts: https://str.sg/JoVu Website: http://str.sg/stpodcasts Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg Attend an introductory talk - askST@NLB: Podcasts: What are they? How to listen on the go? - by head of podcast productions Ernest Luis on Fri, Aug 30 2019 (7pm-8.30pm) at Central Public Library, 100 Victoria St. To register for the talk, go to http://str.sg/JZd3 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Asian Insider Ep 1: Effects of Hong Kong protests on its people, China and Asia 13 mins Synopsis: This is Asian Insider, a series by The Straits Times every Friday. Together with our stable of 30 correspondents based around the world, we give an Asian perspective on the global talking points of the week. ST's US bureau chief Nirmal Ghosh hosts Hong Kong correspondent Claire Huang and Beijing-based China correspondent Lim Yan Liang, as they dissect the political, economic and regional effect of the ongoing Hong Kong protests. How real is the possibility of a Chinese army crackdown? Produced by: Nirmal Ghosh & Zia-ul Raushan Edited by: Zia-ul Raushan Follow Asian Insider podcast and rate us on: Spotify: https://str.sg/JoVB Apple Podcasts: https://str.sg/JoV2 Google podcasts: https://str.sg/JoVu Website: http://str.sg/stpodcasts Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg Attend an introductory talk - askST@NLB: Podcasts: What are they? How to listen on the go? - by head of podcast productions Ernest Luis on Fri, Aug 30 2019 (7pm-8.30pm) at Central Public Library, 100 Victoria St. To register for the talk, go to http://str.sg/JZd3

This is our final episode on the Ascended Masters discussion. We close it out speaking of St. Germain and The Violet Ray. Of course as always, you will get your guidance for the week. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theakashicpodcast/message

I chat with the 3 creative minds behind the Open Mic nights ever Monday at the Commodore on Victoria St.

Snackin' & Yackin' with comedy cutie Renee Church at the Mexican Cafe on Victoria St in Auckland

Anarchsit World This Week:  - Privitisation and climate change- Thursday 11th October 'I Will Stand With You' The Peter Norman story.  Public Meeting, 7pm @ the Coburg Library, Cnr. Victoria St & Louisa St, Coburg. - Tuesday 16th October: 'I Will Stand With You' Human Rights Summit, 50th Anniversary of the Human Rights Salute, 16th October 1968, Unitarian Peace Memorial Church, 110 Grey St East Melbourne, 10am - 4pm, Guest speakers, open mic, free entry and all welcome - Please come along!Joseph Toscano 0439 345 489anarchistage@yahoo.com pibci.net peternormancommemerationcommittee toscano4thepublic

The idea behind this show is pretty simple: A university campus is a destination for all kinds of interesting people, so why not invite some of these folks out to brunch, where we’ll have an informal conversation about their work, and then we’ll turn those brunches into a podcast?It’s a tough job, but somebody has to do it.Here, Notre Dame's Richard Jones, formerly of The New York Times, and WNIT's Victoria St. Martin, an alumna of The Washington Post, join host Ted Fox to discuss, among other things, the challenges of being a journalist in 2018, fake news, and Prince.

本期节目主题：七月热点追踪——这个且听且珍惜的板块又更新了。为了让这个板块可以继续做下去，除本地活动外，本期文案将不做具体内容透露。【不是在偷懒，不是在偷懒，不是在偷懒】本期推荐的两个多伦多本地活动都是在Massey Hall (178 Victoria St)，分别是黄致列在8月10，11号两天晚七点半的多伦多首次演唱会，以及Tori Amos在10月30日晚七点半带来的Native Invader Tour。感谢收听本期节目。欢迎订阅High Line FM以及关注我们的微博：HighLine_FM@新浪微博。Song List: , GAIx赵涛, 小青龙x辉子封面设计：桌子后期：格雷西本期错误订正：Tori Amos是美国女歌手，而非英国。

本期节目主题：七月热点追踪——这个且听且珍惜的板块又更新了。为了让这个板块可以继续做下去，除本地活动外，本期文案将不做具体内容透露。【不是在偷懒，不是在偷懒，不是在偷懒】本期推荐的两个多伦多本地活动都是在Massey Hall (178 Victoria St)，分别是黄致列在8月10，11号两天晚七点半的多伦多首次演唱会，以及Tori Amos在10月30日晚七点半带来的Native Invader Tour。感谢收听本期节目。欢迎订阅High Line FM以及关注我们的微博：HighLine_FM@新浪微博。Song List: , GAIx赵涛, 小青龙x辉子封面设计：桌子后期：格雷西本期错误订正：Tori Amos是美国女歌手，而非英国。

Christian chats to Russ Vickery and Matthew Parsons about their Melbourne premier season of My Other Closet, The Cabaret, a show based on Russ' experiences with domestic violence in a queer relationship, on from July 15-28 at Bella Union, 54 Victoria St, Carlton South.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ahead of the Institute for Critical Animal Studies Oceania conference, we talk to the opening night speaker, Dr Dinesh Wadiwel.Dr Wadiwel is a Lecturer in Human Rights and Socio-Legal Studies at the University of Sydney. His research interests include sovereignty and the nature of rights, violence, race and critical animal studies. In his forthcoming book, The War against Animals, he argues that our mainstay relationships with billions of animals are essentially hostile and that our sovereign claim of superiority over other animals is founded on nothing else but violence.The 3rd Institute for Critical Animal Studies Oceania conference: Conflict and Struggle, Resistance & Change 9-11 July Victorian Trades Hall, 53 Victoria St, Carlton Register now !ICAS Conference http://www.criticalanimalstudies.org/oceania-conference/Dr Dinesh Wadiwel's book, The War against Animals, is due out in August 2015   http://www.brill.com/products/book/war-against-animals

On 15th May 5:30-8:30pm Trades Hall, 54 Victoria St, Carlton, The Trade Union movement signs a Memorandum of Understanding with West Papuan Independence movement as both major political parties continue to refuse to acknowledge the Federal republic of West Papua.www.anarchistmedia.org

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In association with Newsweek, Edelman,The Bank of New York Mellon and Taylor Bennett.  Chair: Stryker McGuire, Contributing Editor Newsweek.  Panel: William D Barnard, Chair Democrats Abroad U.K. Dr Sarah Churchwell, Senior Lecturer in American Literature and Culture. Bronwen Maddox, Chief Foreign Commentator, The Times. "Mrs Moneypenny", The Financial Times. Andrew Roberts, Commentator and British Historian.6th Nov 2008Edelman, Southside, Victoria St, London