Podcasts about we are not done yet

200 episodes, 4 years of bizarre history, lots of fun and tons of laughs. AMERICAN LOSER is ending (IN IT'S CURRENT FORM) and as we grow the idea to all of it's potential, we are going to be walking away from the weekly format while we fry some bigger fish in some bigger ponds. We love the listeners, the Kahuna, Criss Madd, Ming and Mike Zapcic and all the amazing guests that have been kind enough to come on the show over the years. WE ARE NOT DONE YET...more things to come.

We are tackling Part Two of the Queer As Folk series finale in this episode.  Ted gets his birthday wish.  Emmett finds love on the slopes.  Hunter gets a new name.  Beautiful things are happening here!!  Bittersweet things are happening too.  As the gang moves forward, Ken and E'Shel start unpacking the last few scenes.  A Part 3 is definitely possible. WE ARE NOT DONE YET!!!! Email your questions: libertydinerdish@gmail.com Support us on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/libertydinerdish

How have you maintained communication and support with those in your life that have transitioned to the “other side”? There is no one way or “right way”, the only thing that matters is that you lean into what makes you feel most connected. In this episode, I am joined by the inspiring Joe McQuillin for a second time. Joe's life was forever changed on a January morning in 2016, when he received a call that his son, Christopher, along with three of his friends, was missing and soon after his body was recovered. Losing Christopher began Joe's journey through grief, awakening, discovery and acceptance as he began to connect to Christopher on “the other side” through mediums, research and, eventually, direct communication. Joe McQuillin's first book, My Search for Christopher on the Other Side, and his new book, We Are Not Done Yet, Pops, are incredible tools for anyone going through grief. Tune in to hear from Joe as he reflects on losing his son Christopher, the different ways he has found connection and communication with Christopher on “the other side”, what led him to writing his newest book We Are Not Done Yet, Pops, the recent shootings in the US, and so much more. If you want to learn more about Joe's background and his book, My Search for Christopher on the Other Side, check out Episode 11 for his first interview. In This Episode You Will Learn Off the Cuff with Charlene - communal grief (1:52)Joe's reflection on losing his son, Christopher (10:55)About the different types of spiritual practices Joe turned to (15:07)About Joe's latest book, We Are Not Done Yet, Pops (29:45)Joe's thoughts about the shooting in Uvalde, Texas (34:41)Connect with Joe McQuillin WebsiteBook - My Search for Christopher on the Other Side Let's Connect! The Grief Recovery MethodInstagramFacebookJoin the Grief Recovery Now Facebook Group See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The final home game in the Sawmill saw the Wildcats of ACU try to snap out 7 game winning streak. The thrilling win game was capped off by a final send-off to our Seniors (some of the 2nd time) and the message that WE ARE NOT DONE YET.Today we are joined by a special guest, Antonio Bostic, the current Assistant Men's Basketball Coach at ACU. At SFA, he played under former head coach Danny Kaspar and current ACU Head Coach, Brette Tanner, who was an assistant coach at SFA. During his three seasons as a Lumberjack, Bostic earned first-team all-Southland Conference honors as a junior in 2011-12 and second-team all-conference honors as a senior in 2012-13.He averaged 9.6 points, 2.4 rebounds, 2.0 assists, and 1.2 steals per game for a Lumberjack team that was 65-28 in his three seasons. As a senior, he led SFA to a 27-5 record, regular-season league title, and a spot in the NIT. He finished his career with 64 consecutive starts and ranked eighth in program history in steals (184).--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/partinmealex/message Get full access to WAC Hoops Nation Newsletter at wachoopsnation.substack.com/subscribe

The final home game in the Sawmill saw the Wildcats of ACU try to snap out 7 game winning streak. The thrilling win game was capped off by a final send-off to our Seniors (some of the 2nd time) and the message that WE ARE NOT DONE YET. Today we are joined by a special guest, Antonio Bostic, the current Assistant Men's Basketball Coach at ACU. At SFA, he played under former head coach Danny Kaspar and current ACU Head Coach, Brette Tanner, who was an assistant coach at SFA. During his three seasons as a Lumberjack, Bostic earned first-team all-Southland Conference honors as a junior in 2011-12 and second-team all-conference honors as a senior in 2012-13. He averaged 9.6 points, 2.4 rebounds, 2.0 assists, and 1.2 steals per game for a Lumberjack team that was 65-28 in his three seasons. As a senior, he led SFA to a 27-5 record, regular-season league title, and a spot in the NIT. He finished his career with 64 consecutive starts and ranked eighth in program history in steals (184). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/partinmealex/message

Join Chris and Courtney of The Poetry Question as they sit down for a talk with Seema Reza about passions, process, pitfalls, and poetry! Seema Reza is the author of A Constellation of Half-Lives & When the World Breaks Open. Based in Maryland, she has led writing workshops within correctional facilities, military and civilian hospitals, elementary and secondary schools, and universities. She is the CEO of Community Building Art Works, a unique arts organization that encourages the use of the arts as a tool for narration, self-care and socialization among a military population struggling with emotional and physical injuries. Reza's work with veterans is featured in the 2018 HBO documentary We Are Not Done Yet. She was awarded the Col John Gioia Patriot Award by the USO of Metropolitan Washington-Baltimore for her work with service members. An alumnus of Goddard College and VONA, she has had writing online and in print in McSweeney's, The LA Review, The Feminist Wire, The Offing, and Entropy among others. Case studies from her work with military populations have appeared in Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Related Diseases in Combat Veterans. She has performed across the country at universities, theaters, festivals, bookstores, conferences, & one fine mattress shop. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Oh boy! It's Super Mega Special Fun Time - BECAUSE IT'S EPISODE #29! Yes, I am 100% determined to leave it like this, now. In this episode, we play a game: each one of us picks their "Best of 2021" boardgame in various categories! Which categories? Which games? No spoilers! Just stay tuned until the end for some extra ramblings, and WE ARE NOT DONE YET! Enjoy this very special episode, we'll be back in two weeks!

Seema Reza is a 2019  President George W. Bush Stand-To Veteran Leadership Scholar. She is the author of two books and CEO of Community Building Art Works, an organization that bridges the veteran and civilian communities and combats social isolation through writing, art, improv, and music workshops in military and veteran healthcare settings. Through her participation in Stand-To, Seema is working on bringing the programs she developed at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and Ft. Belvoir Community Hospital to VA and Military Medical Center staff to reduce burnout, build resiliency, improve communication, and bridge the civilian-military divide.Based in Maryland, she has led writing workshops within correctional facilities, military and civilian hospitals, elementary and secondary schools, and universities. She is the CEO of Community Building Art Works, a unique arts organization that encourages the use of the arts as a tool for narration, self-care and socialization among a military population struggling with emotional and physical injuries. Reza’s work with veterans is featured in the 2018 HBO documentary We Are Not Done Yet. She was awarded the Col John Gioia Patriot Award by the USO of Metropolitan Washington-Baltimore for her work with service members. An alumnus of Goddard College and VONA, she has had writing online and in print in McSweeney’s, The LA Review, The Feminist Wire, The Offing, and Entropy among others. Case studies from her work with military populations have appeared in Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Related Diseases in Combat Veterans. She has performed across the country at universities, theaters, festivals, bookstores, conferences, & one fine mattress shop.--Please excuse virtual connection challenges during this recording-- To learn more and connect with us at Home Base:www.homebase.org/homebasenationTwitter,Facebook,Instagram,LinkedInHome Base Nation Team: Steve Monaco, Marine Veteran Brendan McCaffrey, Maureen Roderick, Charlotte Luckey, Karianne Kraus, with COO Michael Allard and Brigadier General  Jack HammondProducer and Host: Dr. Ron HirschbergMusic:  The Butler FrogsHome Base Media Lab Chairman: Peter SmythHome Base Nation is the official podcast of Home Base Program for Veterans and Military Families, a partnership of the Massachusetts General Hospital and the Red Sox Foundation.The views expressed by guests to the Home Base Nation podcast are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. Views and opinions expressed by guests are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the view of the Massachusetts General Hospital, Home Base, the Red Sox Foundation or any of its officials.

WE ARE BACK! This time we have a special treat(or trick?) for you as we have for you the first annual Reel Impossible Halloween Spooktacular! This episode is jam packed with discussions about our favorite horror film AND our favorite Halloween film(2 VERY different things btw) as well as candy, our past costumes... when was the last time we went trick or treating? AND THEN we dive into our review of the new NEtflix FIlm "Hubie Halloween" where we discuss our favorite Adam Sandler films along with a discussion on his career. Whew, this a an episode you won’t t want to miss... if anything to hear our hot takes. WE DO HAVE MORE EPISODES ON THE WAY. We still want to get Snakes on a Plane out to you, as well as a few surprises so WE ARE NOT DONE YET. Hope you all have a Happy Halloween, and stay safe! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In today's episode listen to host Tim Z. Hernandez talk to poet Seema Reza. She is the CEO of Community Building Art Works, a unique arts organization that encourages the use of the arts as a tool for narration, self-care, and socialization among a military population struggling with emotional and physical injuries. Reza’s work with veterans is featured in the 2018 HBO documentary We Are Not Done Yet. She was awarded the Col John Gioia Patriot Award by the USO of Metropolitan Washington-Baltimore for her work with service members.

Actor Jeffrey Wright discusses his HBO documentary "We Are Not Done Yet," which explores his work to help veterans with PTSD express themselves through theater and poetry. Originally aired November 12, 2018. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Actor Jeffrey Wright discusses his HBO documentary "We Are Not Done Yet," which explores his work to help veterans with PTSD express themselves through theater and poetry. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My buddy Bobby Plagmann has been through it. A few years ago he hit his rock bottom, but rather than be held back with shame, he has elevated to a higher level of health, self-love and Creativity. .    Hear about how he uses his fear, compassion and curiosity to live out loud.    Bobby is a yoga instructor, musician and recently starred in the HBO documentary “We Are Not Done Yet.”  We Are Not Done Yet WeAreNotDoneYetFilm.com   www.robertplagmann.com

Recounts begin for Florida's Senate and governor's races, President Trump has a terrible week at home and abroad, and actor Jeffrey Wright discusses "We Are Not Done Yet." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Actor Jeffrey Wright ("Westworld") stops by to discuss a new documentary, a passion project of his, called "We Are Not Done Yet" which follows a group of veterans and antive-duty service members are deal with past & current trauma through the written word; also author and film producer Josh Karp returns for his 3rd visit to discuss the last chapter of Orson Welles's last movie.

Jeffrey Wright is an A-List actor who's starred in films and shows like "The Hunger Games," "Boardwalk Empire," "Casino Royale," and "Westworld." He's won Tony, Emmy, and Golden Globe awards for his masterful performances, but how did he get hooked up with a collective of veterans creating poetry to deal with issues like post-traumatic stress from combat and sexual assault in the military? You'll hear all about it on this episode where he joins us in studio, along with a 26-year veteran of the Army featured in "We Are Not Done Yet," April Harris. It premieres tonight on HBO @ 8 PM EST, so be sure to tune in right after you check this out. If you're hearing this after, check HBO for future showtimes. As you'll hear, Brandon Webb hosted this episode with me, and we dive into a lot of other major issues and controversies. We also give an update on some great things happening with Crate Club, and if you're not already a subscriber, now is the time to become one! If you're a new listener, be sure to subscribe to the podcast. Follow us on Instagram & Twitter @SOFREPRadio, and leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Actor Jeffrey Wright discusses the documentary he produced for HBO, We Are Not Done Yet, which profiles a group of veterans and service members as they come together to collaborate on a series of poems. The former and current service members are part of a United Services Organizations’ writing workshop at Walter Reed National Military Center; and, all of them struggle to cope with PTSD. The workshop creates a safe place for them to grapple with their experiences through poetry. In fact, they decide not just to write a poem collectively but to present a publicly staged reading of it. That’s where actor Jeffrey Wright came in—he had worked with veterans in the past and was looking for an opportunity to involve himself again. He came to Walter Reed to direct the staged reading of the poem. And that experience became the HBO documentary We Are Not Done Yet. Listen to this conversation with Jeffrey Wright about his work with these veterans, his continuing relationships with them, and his commitment to making sure their stories are heard.

Actor Jeffrey Wright discusses the documentary he produced for HBO, We Are Not Done Yet, which profiles a group of veterans and service members as they come together to collaborate on a series of poems. The former and current service members are part of a United Services Organizations’ writing workshop at Walter Reed National Military Center; and, all of them struggle to cope with PTSD. The workshop creates a safe place for them to grapple with their experiences through poetry. In fact, they decide not just to write a poem collectively but to present a publicly staged reading of it. That’s where actor Jeffrey Wright came in—he had worked with veterans in the past and was looking for an opportunity to involve himself again. He came to Walter Reed to direct the staged reading of the poem. And that experience became the HBO documentary We Are Not Done Yet. Listen to this conversation with Jeffrey Wright about his work with these veterans, his continuing relationships with them, and his commitment to making sure their stories are heard.

Actor Jeffrey Wright discusses the documentary he produced for HBO, We Are Not Done Yet, which profiles a group of veterans and service members as they come together to collaborate on a series of poems. The former and current service members are part of a United Services Organizations' writing workshop at Walter Reed National Military Center; and, all of them struggle to cope with PTSD. The workshop creates a safe place for them to grapple with their experiences through poetry. In fact, they decide not just to write a poem collectively but to present a publicly staged reading of it. That's where actor Jeffrey Wright came in—he had worked with veterans in the past and was looking for an opportunity to involve himself again. He came to Walter Reed to direct the staged reading of the poem. And that experience became the HBO documentary We Are Not Done Yet. Listen to this conversation with Jeffrey Wright about his work with these veterans, his continuing relationships with them, and his commitment to making sure their stories are heard.

Host Paul Booth reviews the upcoming HBO Films Documentary's WE ARE NOT DONE YET. This wonderful Doc. short (40 min.) about the transcendent nature of art, to help Veteran's with PTSD. It is Produced by Emmy-Winner and Golden Globe-Winner Jeffrey Wright (Syriana, W. Westworld and Angels in America--Emmy Win).

WE ARE NOT DONE YET!!! WE GOT MORE!!! Theme By DJ SonicFreak Follow us on Twitter, Instagram & Snapchat @mr2000show Facebook: www.facebook.com/Mr2000show Website: www.Themr2000show.com Reeno, Mr.2000 & D'Herius are back with more talk about Raven-Symoné Christina Pearman and Transgender Maddness!! Songs: Smallz Feat Sider Husel "My Streets" Phatkat "VIP In"

Pour la rentrée, Tom Nikso vous remonte le moral avec une playlist house progressive très club. De quoi se remémorer les bons moments passés en vacances ... Playlist : 01) UMEK : "CHASE THE MORODER 02) S.H.E, FELIX BAUMGARTNER : "SAY OOOH" 03) OSCAR L : "CUBE & ME" 04) RAFA ARIZA, J.VELARDE : "MUSTANG 461" 05) FEDERICO SCAVO : "LET'S ALL CHANT" (Manuel de la Mare & Marshal remix) 06) BELTEK & UMEK : "WE ARE NOT DONE YET" (Alex Kenji & Manuel de la Mare remix) 07) COCA & VILLA : "LA NOCHE" (Oscar L REMIX) 08) ABEL & RAUL : "MISSOURI" 09) SAEED YOUNAN : "HERE WE GO AGAIN" 10) SAEED YOUNAN : "TO THE BEAT" 11) JAY SINISTER, SEALEE, JULIE MCKNIGHT : "DIAMOND LIFE" (Copyright Diamond Tribe mix) 12) MARCOS CRUZ, TONY ROJAS : "I LOVE YOU" (Lissat & Voltaxx remix) Vous en voulez plus ? www.myspace.com/djtomnikso www.frenchloop-music.com