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You are capable of radical change. If you aren't convinced that you can create change in your life, take Aimee's story about how her hen became a rooster (seriously, just listen in and it'll make sense). Beyond that chicken talk, this episode is focused on our human potential for change and healing. We'll touch on neuroplasticity, epigenetics, and the motivational role of hope. We think you'll come away with a better understanding of how you're wired for change and can intentionally steer it towards greater wellbeing.  If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review us wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts!  Sources and Notes: Joy Lab Program: Take the next leap in your wellbeing journey with step-by-step practices to help you build and maintain the elements of joy in your life. Emotional Inertia: Feeling Dull & Disconnected [Joy Lab ep. 207] Zhang, X., et al. (2023). Overview of Avian Sex Reversal. International journal of molecular sciences, 24(9), 8284. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijms24098284 Bian, Z., et al. (2024). Genetic predisposition, modifiable lifestyles, and their joint effects on human lifespan: evidence from multiple cohort studies. BMJ evidence-based medicine, 29(4), 255–263. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjebm-2023-112583 Weger, U. W., & Loughnan, S. (2013). Mobilizing unused resources: using the placebo concept to enhance cognitive performance. Quarterly journal of experimental psychology (2006), 66(1), 23–28. https://doi.org/10.1080/17470218.2012.751117 Head to YouTube to see Haley's new spurs (16:28) Closing poem excerpt: Emily Dickinson, "Hope is the Thing With Feathers." Full transcript here. Please remember that this content is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended to provide medical advice and is not a replacement for advice and treatment from a medical professional. Please consult your doctor or other qualified health professional before beginning any diet change, supplement, or lifestyle program. Please see our terms for more information. If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. Call the NAMI HelpLine: 1-800-950-6264 available Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. – 10 p.m., ET. OR text "HelpLine" to 62640 or email NAMI at helpline@nami.org. Visit NAMI for more. You can also call or text SAMHSA at 988 or chat 988lifeline.org.

Imagine living every day with a level of exhaustion that feels like the flu—yet still building a thriving business, writing a bestselling book, and speaking on stages across the country. That's the reality of today's guest, Michelle Weger, entrepreneur, speaker, and author of Don't Snooze Your Dreams: Lessons from Life with Narcolepsy. In this inspiring episode, Michelle shares her powerful story of resilience—from losing her license and career prospects in her 20s to running a 6-figure web development agency and helping others build businesses and systems that support their lives, not drain them. We cover everything from her brilliant “Website in a Day” model and automation strategies to how she overcame public speaking fears and now inspires thousands with her story. If you've ever felt like life dealt you an impossible hand, this episode will shift your perspective on what's possible.

In dieser Episode des Bergzeit-Podcasts spricht Jan mit den Mammut-Athleten und Profi-Bergsportlern Matthias und Jakob Weger. Bekannt als die Weger-Brothers, haben sie sich mit ihren eindrucksvollen Projekten weit über die Bergsport-Sezne hinaus einen Namen gemacht. In einem offenen Gespräch gibt es faszinierende Einblicke in ihren Weg von Kajak-Olympioniken zu Profi-Bergsportlern, ihre Herangehensweisen an Risiko und Abenteuer sowie die Kunst des Geschichtenerzählens. Freut euch auf inspirierende Erkenntnisse und erfahrt, warum Langformat-Storytelling noch lange nicht tot ist. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören!

Wir leben in einer Gesellschaft des schnellen Konsums – kaufen, benutzen, wegwerfen. Doch Jesus zeigt uns einen anderen Weg: Er sucht das Verlorene, gibt nichts und niemanden auf.

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Es gibt bestimmte Produkte, da fragt man sich: Warum heißen die so? Warum heißt "Ariel" Ariel? Wer hat sich "Pattex" ausgedacht? Oder "Twix"? Heutzutage machen das spezialisierte Agenturen, die dafür viel Geld kassieren. Ein Getränkehersteller aus Ostwestfalen ging heute vor vor 120 Jahren einen ganz anderen Weg: Er veranstaltete ein Preisausschreiben, um einen neuen Namen für seine Limonade zu finden. Und siehe da: Den Namen gibt's noch heute!

Inizia un altro anno in compagnia di Vertigini e per l'occasione vi presentiamo un nuovo sport di montagna di cui non abbiamo parlato: la canoa! Ma di certo non si parla solo di quello. Matthias ha iniziato la sua carriera atletica in acqua ma ora è un vero professionista della montagna. Combinare sport diversi e raccontare queste esperienze attraverso i video è la sua forza e vi promettiamo che rimarrete incantati dalle sue avventure e i suoi progetti. ............................................................................ VERTIGINI è un podcast originale di Matteo Pilon e Alessandro Zanchetta . SE VUOI SOSTENERE QUESTO PROGETTO PUOI FARLO SUL NOSTRO PATREON A QUESTO LINK: https://www.patreon.com/vertiginipodcast/membership ............................................................................ Music: When We Were Still Alive by Bryo is licensed under a Creative Commons License. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Support by RFM - NCM: https://bit.ly/3KchqWp

Er war der erfolgreichste Schweizer Biathlet. Insgesamt war er zweimal Zweitplatzierter und viermal Drittplatzierter in einem Rennen und landete enorme 91 mal landete er in den Top10. Die erfolgreichste Saison war 2019/2020, als er im Einzelweltcup auf dem 6. Platz landete. An den olympischen Spielen 2018 in Pönjang wurde er zweimal sechster. Und erlang so ein olympisches Diplom. An der WM in Antholz wurde er zweimal fünfter. Benjamin Weger hat den Biathlonsport populär gemacht und wurde von der NZZ auch als Ausnahmetalent bezeichnet. Nach 15 Jahren Spitzensport sagte er «Ich will anfangen zu leben». Nun hat er seine neue Bestimmung gefunden: Er ist heute Inhaber und Geschäftsführer im Hallenbarter Sport Shop in Obergesteln.

Living with narcolepsy and cataplexy, Michelle Weger (rhymes with eager) has turned her toughest experiences into fuel to power her success. Don't Snooze Your Dreams, her memoir and self-help guide, takes us on her journey-from managing a rare debilitating sleep disorder to launching a successful business and becoming an advocate for narcolepsy awareness. Michelle and Jacob get into what it means to be diagnosed, the real role writing a book played in Michelle's rehabilitation, and more about Michelle's ‘soul-dog' Maximus.

Capture Inspired Moments and Finally Finish Your Book    Welcome back Michelle Weger with our second podcast in a row with her! In the previous episode, we celebrated the release of her new book, Don't Snooze Your Dreams: Lessons from Life with Narcolepsy. Now, we're going to talk about how Michelle was able to write her book so quickly and even managed to get it published ahead of schedule.  Michelle is an accomplished entrepreneur, speaker, and now #1 International Best Selling author of Don't Snooze Your Dreams. As the founder of Venture Creative Collective, home of the innovative 'Website in a Day' service, Michelle helps small businesses thrive with innovative automation and web development solutions. Living with narcolepsy, Michelle has transformed personal challenges into powerful lessons, inspiring countless individuals to pursue their dreams despite obstacles. Her engaging keynotes draw from real-life experiences, offering practical strategies and inspiring stories. Michelle is accompanied by her medical alert service dog, Quinn.  Keep Moving Forward  Michelle managed to finish her book in record time of under a year of writing, and it was published five days ahead of schedule. She achieved this feat by disregarding habits we've grown to expect from authors. Instead of continuously sitting at a desk day after day, hoping she'd be inspired until the last word was written, she took a completely different approach. Listen in for the various ways she turned traditional writing on its head and created a book that is so conversational and comfortable that one reader described it as talking with a friend over a latte.  One Book Written With A Much Bigger Picture In Mind Michelle's reasons for writing this book are incredible and inspiring. She wants to help others achieve their dreams with her DREAM method, but she also wants to help others like her be diagnosed as quickly as possible by spreading awareness of her journey from not knowing what was wrong to her diagnosis. You won't believe how big she is thinking when it comes to how she'd like her book distributed and who she would love to help her realize her dream.  I've loved having Michelle on the show for these two episodes! If you're currently stuck writing your book or have always wanted to write a book, then this episode is your inspiration. Maybe something we say will be the tactic that works best for you to finally move forward and finish your book!    What's In This Episode Unconventional methods for writing a book  Natural ways to start collecting stories and advice without spending hours writing at a desk  Set word count goals  Focus on quality over a self-imposed deadline  How to test if your content resonates with your audience   What To Do Next Visit lisalarter.com/e169 for all resources from this episode. 

Deconstruct the Fears Holding You Back    Welcome back for a very special episode! We're celebrating the release of Michelle Weger's book, Don't Snooze Your Dreams. Michelle and I have been working together for 7 years now, and I've seen her do some really hard things. I'm so proud of her for writing this book and sharing how she reframes fear to accomplish her dreams and helping you all do the same.   Michelle Weger is an accomplished entrepreneur, speaker, and now #1 International Best Selling author. As the founder of Venture Creative Collective, Michelle helps small businesses thrive with innovative automation and web development solutions. Living with narcolepsy, Michelle has transformed personal challenges into powerful lessons, inspiring countless individuals to pursue their dreams despite obstacles.  Consequences of Advocacy  As someone with an invisible disability, Michelle discusses how she's grown in her advocacy. She's faced a lot of tough pushback and consequences because her service dog is "too big," or people don't believe she's a service dog and don't believe Michelle even has a disability. After seeing how her mother, friends, and colleagues stood up for her, Michelle realized if she stood up for herself now, she would also be helping others.  Only Two Types of Fear  In her book, Michelle identifies only two types of fear we all suffer from. We have a social fear, which, boiled down, is the fear of embarrassment, and physical fear, which is fear of something that could actually kill or harm us. The metaphors she uses in the book are brilliant in reframing how you feel about fear. Keep your ears open for when we talk about the paper dinosaur and the terrorist in our heads.  Fear and adversity are ever present throughout our lives and our careers. Whether we're facing a promotion at work or an autoimmune disease diagnosis, we will always be battling our paper dinosaurs and terrorists in our heads. Listen in to hear about Michelle's DREAM method, which anyone can use to overcome whatever obstacles they're facing in life and achieve their dreams.    What's In This Episode Facing adversity for a non-apparent disability like narcolepsy  Role models help bolster advocacy for yourself and, eventually others  Metaphors for fears holding us back from our dreams  Tactics for doing hard things  DREAM method for overcoming fears and achieving dreams   What To Do Next   Visit lisalarter.com/e168 for all resources from this episode.

A group of junior diplomacy students facilitate a conversation about the environmental and leadership implications of the Palestine-Israel conflict with Environmental Anthropologist Dr. Jacob Weger and Diplomacy and International Relations Proffesor and Scholar Dr. R. Jospeh Huddleston. 

Nach Joe Bidens schwachem Auftritt im TV-Duell gegen Herausforderer Donald Trump sind die Demokraten in Umfragen stark abgerutscht. Sie suchen nach einer Möglichkeit, dass Biden den Weg freimachen kann für jemand anderes. Steht das schon bald bevor? Simon, Doris www.deutschlandfunk.de, Informationen am Morgen

The Perpetual Chess Book Review series, Chess Books Recaptured is finally back! I am honored to be joined by renowned author and chess journalist Dirk Jan ten Geuzendam to discuss GM Jan Hein Donner's The King: Chess Pieces. The book is widely considered a 20th century classic and has been recommended by the likes of GMs Peter Svidler and Jan Gustafsson. It is a compilation of chess columns from a 3-time Dutch national champion, who spanned the chess generations between Max Euwe and Jan Timman. Donner is a brilliant, prescient and provocative writer who chronicles his own career, and also opines as the careers of Fischer, Spassky, Tal and others unfold in his proximity. Reading The King is a fun way to retrace 20th-century chess history, and the life and career of Donner. But, in my opinion, the book is not without its flaws. Donner's writing is sometimes offensive, particularly when he bombastically shares his views about women in chess. I was grateful to have Dirk Jan help me discern whether Donner was being sarcastic in some of his more scathing columns. After we finish discussing the book, I chat with Dirk Jan a bit about his current projects, and his work on New in Chess' excellent new podcast. Timestamps of topics discussed are below.  0:00- Thanks to our sponsor, Chessable.com! If you sign up for Chessable Pro in order to unlock discounts and additional features, be sure to use the following link: https://www.chessable.com/pro/?utm_source=affiliate&utm_medium=benjohnson&utm_campaign=pro 0:02- What is Dirk Jan ten Geuzendam's personal history with The King and with its author, GM Jan Hein Donner?  Mentioned: Dutch novelist Harry Mulisch 0:09- How is the English edition of The King, connected to the history of New in Chess publishing? Mentioned: Allard Hoogland, Taylor Kingston's review of the 1997 edition of The King: https://www.chesscafe.com/text/donner.txt 12:00- We discuss Donner's personal life, including the one, short-lived, real job that he had at IBM.  Mentioned:  Hein Donner: The Biography by Alexander Munninghoff  18:00- Some of Donner's most famous writing is very sexist- how was it viewed at the time?  Mentioned: GM Jan Gustafsson  23:00- Did Dirk Jan work directly with Richard de Weger, the book's translator?  24:00- Likes and dislikes from the book, starting with his acquaintance with Donner's beautiful reflections on Fischer and Spassky.  Mentioned: Richard James' review of Hein Donner, The Biography: https://britishchessnews.com/2020/08/07/hein-donner-the-biography/ 42:00- What was Donner's opinion of legendary Dutch World Champion, Dr. Max Euwe?  43:00- What did Donner mean by his famous quote “Chess is a game of chance?” We also discuss a few other memorable quotes.  48:00- Was Donner being sarcastic when he wrote at length that “women cannot play chess”?  54:00- Why is Donner's rivalry and demeaning writing about Dutch champion Lodewijk Prins, such a famous part of Dutch chess history?  Mentioned: GM Ben FInegold's video on Donner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXqpyLUt6mM 59:00- Closing thoughts on The King 1:03:00- Dirk's thoughts on the Candidates and his other current big project Mentioned: The Real Paul Morphy by FM Charles Hertan, Games and Goals  1:08:00- How is Dirk Jan enjoying podcasting? Mentioned: New in Chess Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Mj990NfwvaOh4GCKWLMJ7?si=2ec5f58435f44686 Episode 207 with Dirk Jan ten Geuzendam  Thanks to Dirk Jan for sharing his knowledge and experiences with this book! Be sure to sub to the New in Chess Podcast!  https://open.spotify.com/show/2Mj990NfwvaOh4GCKWLMJ7?si=eb1eca7173d44ae2 If you would like to help support Perpetual Chess via Patreon, you can do so here:  https://www.patreon.com/perpetualchess Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Je hoorde een nieuwe Marketing Report op New Business Radio. Tijdens de uitzending gingen Peter Wybenga en Bas Vlugt in gesprek met Peter Haug van BMW, Hella de Weger van a.s.r., Sjors Kroon van Media Reverse, Siebe-Geert de Boer van Global, Marijnke van der Burgh en Christiaan van Dijk van ZIGT Nederland en Sanne Demir en Coen Zuijdervliet van De Combinatie van Factoren. In Marketing Report ontvangen presentator Peter Wybenga en sidekick Bas Vlugt, elke derde dinsdag van de maand, bepalende spelers uit de wereld van de marketingcommunicatie. Ze gaan in gesprek over innovaties en trends in media, creatie en data. Marketing Report is elke derde dinsdag van de maand, tussen 18:30 en 20:00 uur, te beluisteren op New Business Radio. Na de uitzending is het programma terug te luisteren als podcast (o.a. via Apple Podcast en Spotify) en op de portal www.marketingreport.nl. Marketing Report op New Business Radio is een initiatief van Media Meetings & Magazines en Mediabureau ZIGT en wordt gesponsord door De Combinatie van Factoren.

By 2050, around 80 million metric tons of solar photovoltaic (PV) modules will reach the end of their life globally (according to NREL). 10 million metric tons will be in the United States. But this is not an issue for a far-off future. As we transition to renewable energy, we create a massive volume of waste just from manufacturing and transporting batteries and solar panels. So, what can we do to improve this process now, rather than in 25 years? Kelly Weger, the Director of Sustainability for North America at Qcells takes us through their plan to reduce embodied carbon across the entire supply chain—from manufacturing to end-of-life recycling. Expect to learn:How Qcells is reducing embodied carbon throughout their supply chain, from material sourcing to end-of-life recycling.The strategy behind Qcells and SolarCycle's circular economy superhero partnership.What it will take to create a true circular economy in solar, a vision Qcells is actively working towards.How certification standards like EPEAT validate a company's sustainability claims. How much Qcells has invested in their wafer manufacturing facility in Georgia (it's a massive number). This conversation lays out the proactive steps any organization can take to mitigate environmental impacts. A circular economy is not a far-off pipe dream, but to get there, we'll need to be far more intentional with how we build.If you want to connect with today's guest, you'll find links to his contact info in the show notes on the blog at https://mysuncast.com/suncast-episodes/.SunCast is presented by Sungrow, the world's most bankable inverter brand.SunCast is also supported by Trina.You can learn more about all the sponsors who help make this show free for you at www.mysuncast.com/sponsors.Remember, you can always find resources, learn more about today's guest and explore recommendations, book links, and more than 650 other founder stories and startup advice at www.mysuncast.com.Subscribe to Valence, our weekly Linkedin Newsletter, and learn the elements of compelling storytelling: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/valence-content-that-connects-7145928995363049472/You can connect with me, Nico Johnson, on:Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/nicomeoLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickalus

"What do producers even do?" Well, in addition to having Shelby (co-host and producer) on the show, we also brought on Kate Weger, our other producer at Made By Things, to chat about their roles as producers. From a producer's importance and organization within a project to their role as a fellow creative, we chat through everything that makes a producer great.

Tarik Tesfu ist Moderator, Sänger und wie er selber sagt Glam-Minister. Ich finde seinen Weg und seine Art so herrlich unaufgeregt und interessant, weil er sehr selbst bestimmt wirkt. Weil er sich schnell langweilt, macht Tarik einfach. Was nicht bedeutet, dass der Weg ohne Ängste war oder er sich auf der Bühne voll zu Hause fühlt. Denn er erlaubt es sich auch, sich auf seinem Weg Unterstützung zu holen.Mich interessiert wie immer alles. Bei Tarik aber insbesondere auch, wie er sich modisch inszeniert, weil er sich seit zwei Jahren modisch frei von Kategorien macht und, wie ich finde, ein paar gute Hinweise hat, wie man sich Schritt für Schritt so zeigen kann, wie man möchte.Wir sprechen überTariks verändertes Verhalten im Publikum seit dem er selber auf der Bühne singtDie Unterschiede zwischen der Moderation und als SängerSeinen eigenen Weg vor die KameraWie er als Führungskraft mit seinen Mitarbeiter:innen umgehen möchteTariks Weg auf die BühneWann gelingt für Tarik ein AuftrittWieso der Zugang zu Gefühlen manchmal schwierig istDen Blubberschlauch, der die Stimme aufwärmtDen Prozess seiner Songs und die Selbstzweifel auf dem WegDie Schwierigkeiten „in ein Gefühl zu gehen“Mode und ein sicherer Rahmen Jetzt anhören!  Du möchtest mehr erfahren: www.borisbeimann.deDu möchtest mit mir alleine oder in der Gruppe arbeiten? info@borisbeimann.deFolge uns auf Instagram:www.instagram.com/borisbeimannFolge mir auf LinkedIn:www.linkedin.com/in/borisbeimann

Lexi Weger is the Graduate Assistant Coach for the University of North Carolina Women's Basketball program. Prior to that, she played basketball at Princeton University from 2018-2023 where she won 4 Ivy League Regular Season Championships,  3 Ivy League Tournaments, and played in 3 NCAA Tournaments. She talks about growing up in Alexandria, VA, going to Episcopal High School where she boarded all 4 years, her outstanding high school career there, the recruiting process, and why she chose Princeton. Then, she discusses the transition to college basketball, the success of the Princeton program, Coach Courtney Banghart leaving after her freshman year, and current Coach Carla Berube taking over. Lexi describes the great 2020 team and what could have been had the NCAA Tournament happened, her decision to take a gap year, and what she did for that year.  She talks about several internships she's taken, her final two seasons at Princeton where they won a game as the lower seed in the NCAA Tournament both years, and  how she realized she wanted to get into coaching. Finally, Lexi shares how she ended up at UNC, what it's like being back with Courtney Banghart, and her duties as the Graduate Assistant.

Once poised to become a neurosurgeon, Michelle Weger's life took an unexpected turn with her first narcoleptic episode, leading her on an extraordinary path towards a different dream. In this captivating episode, Michelle shares her riveting story, including all the challenges from getting her diagnosis, to losing her driver's license, to the daunting question of forging a new career path.  You may not have narcolepsy or even a debilitating condition, but if you're contemplating a monumental change or facing seemingly insurmountable odds, Michelle's insights are invaluable. Discover a wealth of wisdom as Michelle dives into her own life, unveiling the strategies that propelled her to establish a thriving automation business. She unpacks key lessons: Shifting your mindset from 'I can't afford this' to 'I can't afford NOT to do this.' Understanding your boundaries and crafting success within your personal capacity. Embracing setbacks as potential advantages (as Michelle's business soared after embracing her condition publicly). This episode is a treasure trove of motivation, urging you to break through barriers and leverage what feels like an obstacle into a stepping stone toward your goals. Tune in for a dose of inspiration and seize the power to propel yourself forward, regardless of what stands in your way! Learn more about Michelle and what she does: MichelleWeger.com Get on the fast track to creating a wildly profitable business: Lifeonaire.com/SEAD  

Leadership, Communication, and Overcoming Self-Sabotage   In this week's episode of She Talks Business, I am being interviewed by my mentee of 5 years, Michelle Weger. She is an entrepreneur who is dedicated to her craft and has built a rapidly growing, multi-six-figure website development and business process automation company. In this conversation, you'll hear Michelle share the valuable lessons she's learned working with me along the way that I know will be relevant and valuable for you too.   The Essence of Leadership When you're in a leadership role, there's a critical lesson to learn, and that is tailoring your leadership approach to different individuals on your team and how they respond. Some may need a gentler hand while others need you to be more straightforward. Adjusting your approach is going to get the results much faster. If you are nurturing strong relationships that facilitate effective feedback, you'll find yourself working with honest, action-oriented individuals who exhibit gratitude and generosity.   Strategies for Unwavering Focus and Productivity One challenge of being an entrepreneur is maintaining your focus. This is why it's essential to create counter behaviors to combat distractions and increase your focus. Try techniques like disconnecting from devices, practicing mindfulness, and setting intentional routines. You'll find creating space for reflection and behavior assessment will enhance your productivity.   Conquering Fear and Self-Sabotage Once you learn how to face your fears and be brave, you'll find it's easier to achieve success. There are many self-sabotaging behaviors you hold that stem from fear, distractions, disorganization, and lack of discipline. In order for you to overcome your self-sabotage, seek advice from your advisers and learn from other successful individuals.   Cultivating Confidence and Mastering Communication When you are building your business you have to learn how to sell, tune up your communication, and your listening skills in order to see the results you want. Build your own self-assurance by initiating conversations with strangers, nurturing relationships, and engaging in networking events. Some practical tips for you to enhance your confidence could be through mentorship and other role models.   In the world of business, effective leadership, conquering self-sabotage, and nurturing confidence are key for you to succeed.     What's In This Episode Effective leadership and building relationships The importance of feedback and compliment acceptance Overcoming distractions and creating focus behaviors Trusting advisers and learning from others' success     What To Do Next Visit lisalarter.com/e130 for all resources from this episode.  

Episode 11 - It's about time we brought our first guest onboard, none other than Matthias Weger! Unfortunately, Bren is absent this time; he couldn't handle two German accents simultaneously. Or perhaps it's because Adrian traveled to Brazil and Bren didn't. Regardless, tune in to hear more about Matthias's story as an athlete transitioning between kayaking and mountaineering, his experience of being kicked out of the army, his victory in the GoPro Million Dollar Challenge, and much more! If you have any questions or topics you'd like Adrian & Bren to talk about, just DM us on Instagram (@wetanddry_podcast) or drop us an email at wetanddry@e3mediahouse.at.

In this case update episode, Andy and Whitny discuss the court's recent ruling granting Chester Weger's petition for leave to file a successive post-conviction petition and the significance of this court ruling for the case moving forward. For more information, documents, photos, and other assets associated with and referenced in this episode visit andyhalepodcast.com.

Nach seinem abgeschlossenen Studium ließ Dandapani alles hinter sich und trat als Hindu-Mönch in ein Kloster auf Hawaii ein. Dort lebte er 10 Jahre unter der Leitung eines spirituellen Führers. Mit dem Auslaufen seines Gelübdes entschied sich Dandapani für einen neuen Weg: Er zog nach New York und wurde zu einem gefragten Berater, Keynote-Speaker und Autor. Der Hindu-Priester berichtet Sven Rittau im englischsprachigen How to Chef Interview von seinen Methoden und Grundsätzen als Berater und Speaker, von seinem Weg zum Entrepreneur und von den Techniken und Lehren aus seiner Zeit als Mönch, die er bis heute schätzt und nutzt. In How to Chef mit Dandapani und Sven Rittau lernst Du:

In dieser Episode spricht Philipp Sandner mit Ivica Aračić, Chief Technology Officer bei SWIAT. Mit seiner Firma bringt Ivica Wertpapiere und Schuldverschreibungen auf die Blockchain, doch geht dabei einen besonderen Weg: Er nutzt eine permissioned Blockchain auf Ethereum-Basis. Dies bietet im Vergleich zu offenen Blockchains einen entscheidenden Vorteil, denn alle Netzwerkrisiken und Verantwortlichkeiten können so transparent gemacht werden. Sind permissioned Blockchains in Zukunft deshalb attraktiver für Banken und andere institutionelle Player? Philipp und Ivica gehen in dieser Folge ins Detail und besprechen die Vor- und Nachteile von public und private, sowie permissioned und permissionless Blockchains. Welches Modell ist für den Wertpapier Use Case am besten geeignet?

In this case update episode, Andy and Whitny discuss the court's ruling denying a new special prosecutor, Chester Weger's request for additional DNA testing and genetic genealogy testing, and the controversial “John Reid” polygraph technique. For more information, documents, photos, and other assets associated with and referenced in this episode visit andyhalepodcast.com.

Al Weger will lead a panel discussion dedicated to the UUA's Article II Commission Report recommendations.  

In March of 1960, Frances Murphy, Lillian Oetting and Mildred Lindquist set off for a girls' trip at Starved Rock State Park in LaSalle County, Illinois.  Just days later, the three women were found in a cave bludgeoned to death with their wrists bound.  After months of investigation and a signed confession, Chester Weger was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of the three women.  After 60 years in prison, Weger still maintains his innocence and is fighting to clear his name. Trigger Warnings: Brutal Murder (Blunt Force), Rape, Assault, Death Threats, Suicide, Animal Death Hang with us: Follow Us on Instagram Like Us on Facebook Join our Case Discussion Group on Facebook Get Killer Queens Merch Bonus Episodes Support Our AMAZING Sponsors: Canva: Collaborate with Canva for Teams! Right now, you can get a FREE 45-day extended trial when you go to Canva.me/QUEENS. Alo Moves: For a limited time, Alo Moves is offering my listeners, a free 30-day trial PLUS – get this - 50% off an annual membership. But you can only get it by going to ALOMOVES.com and use code QUEENS in all caps. © 2023 Killer Queens Podcast. All Rights Reserved Audio Production by Wayfare Recording Music provided by Steven Tobi Logo designed by Sloane Williams of The Sophisticated Crayon YouTube Editing by Jennifer Da Silva

Andy Hale, Civil Rights attorney and wrongful convictions expert, joins John Williams to explain why he wants a hearing to present new evidence that proves that his client, Chester Weger, did not commit the Starved Rock murders in 1960.

Andy Hale, Civil Rights attorney and wrongful convictions expert, joins John Williams to explain why he wants a hearing to present new evidence that proves that his client, Chester Weger, did not commit the Starved Rock murders in 1960.

Andy Hale, Civil Rights attorney and wrongful convictions expert, joins John Williams to explain why he wants a hearing to present new evidence that proves that his client, Chester Weger, did not commit the Starved Rock murders in 1960.

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SwineCast 1222 Show Notes: Is your staff doing all the little things right in your swine breeding program? How do you know if they are? PICs Dr. Lori Thomas Kociemba (PIC Technical Services Manager) and Kendall Weger (PIC Reproduction Team) talk thru the keys to successful breeding outcomes. More information on breeding https://www.pic.com/?s=breeding

In March 1960, Illinois Starved Rock State Park became the site of the brutal murder and possible sexual assault of three middle-aged women who were visiting the park from nearby Chicago. Authorities quickly identified Chester Weger as the primary suspect, and he promptly confessed and was locked away for life. However, in the decades since, Weger has steadfastly maintained his innocence. Weger was paroled in 2020 after spending almost six decades in prison. Now, Weger is seeking to use DNA evidence to clear his name. His defense attorneys Andy Hale and Celeste Stack join Jonathan Amarilio and Trisha Rich to discuss the background and most recent revelations in Weger's case and make the argument for Weger's innocence.

In March 1960, Illinois Starved Rock State Park became the site of the brutal murder and possible sexual assault of three middle-aged women who were visiting the park from nearby Chicago. Authorities quickly identified Chester Weger as the primary suspect, and he promptly confessed and was locked away for life. However, in the decades since, Weger has steadfastly maintained his innocence. Weger was paroled in 2020 after spending almost six decades in prison. Now, Weger is seeking to use DNA evidence to clear his name. His defense attorneys Andy Hale and Celeste Stack join Jonathan Amarilio and Trisha Rich to discuss the background and most recent revelations in Weger's case and make the argument for Weger's innocence.

Marcel Reiske alias "Sl4sH" ist eines der bekanntesten Gesichter der deutschen Warcraft-3-Szene: Seit Jahrzehnten ist er nicht nur als Profi-Spieler, sondern auch als Caster aktiv, kommentiert also vor Live-Publikum laufende Matches, analysiert, unterhält. Das Potential, dieses Hobby zum Beruf zu machen, war für "Sl4sH" immer da, allerdings wählte er einen anderen Weg: Er ließ sich zum Krankenpfleger ausbilden und kümmert sich heute um die Menschen, die am meisten Hilfe brauchen. Im Gespräch mit Dom Schott geht es darum nicht nur um seine Warcraft-Leidenschaft, sondern auch um die vielen Probleme und Engpässe, die er an seinem Arbeitsplatz täglich erlebt. Inhaltswarnung für das Gespräch: Krebserkrankung, schwere Verbrennungen, Selbstverletzung

Are you looking for a quantum leap?    This week we welcome our first guests for the Coach's Corner season, Michelle Weger and Nabil Ould-Brahim. They are masters in automation, websites, and coding—and not only are they people that I coach, they actually provide some of their services to my clients.    Michelle and Nabil took a large leap of faith when it came to their business and being a couple who works together. They know firsthand that doing what makes you uncomfortable is the only way you will really get to see the change you desire, and how that discomfort allowed them to grow their business by 15x.    They share some fantastic insights and advice about what it truly means to be coachable and how it can be the “make it or break it” of being a successful business owner!     What's in This Episode What your business should be bringing you  The timing of investing How coaching can change your revenue, if done right What it means to put in the work How coaching isn't just a magic pill for your business   What To Do Next Visit lisalarter.com/e81 for all resources from this episode.

It shook the people of LaSalle County, Illinois to their core in 1961. Three friends, savagely beaten to death while out hiking. No witnesses, no apparent motive. Police eventually charge 21-year-old local man Chester Weger with the killings. When he confesses in custody, it seems a slam dunk, until Weger recants, claiming police had bullied him into signing it. This is just the start of one of the longest running sagas in Illinois legal history, as Chester Weger begins a decades long fight to clear his name, and prove once and for all what really happened that snowy spring day at Starved Rock. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This episode sounds better without shitty ads: [ https://patreon.com/TalkMurder ] (WE CAN'T CONTROL ADS, WE HATE THEM TOO!)See evidence photos: https://talkmurder.com/starved-rock-murdersWatch Livestream: [ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQZdEjmj4R8 ]In March 1960, three women, Frances Murphy (47), Mildred Lindquist (50), and Lillian Oetting (50), wives of prominent Chicago businessmen, took a four-day trip to Starved Rock State Park in LaSalle County, Illinois, along the banks of the Illinois River. They arrived from the Chicago suburb of Riverside, about 90 miles northeast of the park. On March 14, after checking into the Starved Rock Lodge, the three took an afternoon hike through St. Louis Canyon, but never returned. Their disappearances went unnoticed until March 16 when the husband of Frances Murphy phoned the lodge to inquire about his wife. Police organized a search of the park which led to the discovery of the women's bodies, bound with twine and partially disrobed, inside a cave in the canyon. All three suffered severe head trauma and a blood stained tree limb found nearby was determined to have been used to bludgeon them to death.

Andy Hale, the lawyer for Chester Weger, a.k.a., The Starved Rock Killer, joins WGN Radio’s Karen Conti to discuss the new evidence that came out this week that could potentially exonerate him for the crime committed 62 years ago. They later speculate on who was the true culprit, the possible motive, and what Chester Weger […]

Andy Hale, Civil Rights attorney and wrongful convictions expert, joins John Williams to talk about the recently unearthed DNA evidence that shows Chester Weger, who was convicted of the1960 Starved Rock murders, is innocent.

Andy Hale, Civil Rights attorney and wrongful convictions expert, joins John Williams to talk about the recently unearthed DNA evidence that shows Chester Weger, who was convicted of the1960 Starved Rock murders, is innocent.

Dr. Stephen de Weger joins us to discuss... A paradox among the clergy AID - A lawsuit against the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal A poor response from the Church   Website: TheAngryCatholic.com e-mail: mail@TheAngryCatholic.com

This week Bree and Emilie talk with Shelby Weger, a chiropractor who lives with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and loves to work with EDS patients - just in time for EDS Awareness Month! Emilie gives a shortened version of her presentation on EDS, Bree talks about her journey to diagnosis, and Shelby talks about bodywork and the role of a chiropractor in management of EDS symptoms. Shelby's favorite Instagram accounts for EDS information from other professionals: @CortDoesScience @BeeBetterChiropractic @EmilyRichot @Cirque_Physio @Doc_Ashtonn @NinaHealthily @Jeannie_Di @Hypermobile.Yogis @Izzy.Kornblau @HypermobilityDoctor @HypermobilityHealthCoach. And, of course, you can follow Shelby too! Check out her Instagram @shelbyweger, or local listeners in Madison can find her working at LSM Chiropractic. For more information on Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, please visit the Ehlers Danlos Society at https://www.ehlers-danlos.com/ Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @freshoutofspoonspodcast and on twitter @outofspoonspod. Send us a message or shout out to us in your stories. We love hearing from you! Like the podcast? Leave us a review so we know you enjoyed it. Sharing this podcast is the biggest compliment you can give us, so send this episode to a friend or share it on your Instagram story and we will repost it! We are Fresh Out of Spoons, a group of friends talking about the daily lives and trials of living with chronic illness and disability. Our goal with FOOS is to create a safe space for candid (and entertaining!) conversation and education about the good, the bad, and the ugly of life with chronic illness. DISCLAIMER: We are not doctors, therapists, or politicians. The information we share with you is based on our own experiences and the limited research we do for each episode. Take everything we say with a grain of salt and always consult your doctor before making changes in your treatment. All complaints and negative events recounted are solely our own perceptions, emotions, opinions, and internal processes. These accounts are not the objective truth and should not be taken as such, as all experiences are subjective. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/freshoutofspoons/message

When Chester Weger went to trial in 1961, it was heralded by the media as the “Trial of the Century.” Throngs of people, ranging from hungry journalists to curious citizens, lined up outside the LaSalle County Courthouse in Ottawa, Illinois to try and get a coveted seat in the gallery. The quiet Illinois Valley community had never seen a spectacle of this kind. The press, armed with giant cameras and blinding flashbulbs, waited for the police to pull up and escort the accused into the courtroom. The Weger family had pooled what few financial resources they had to hire Chester an attorney – John McNamara. But even with a fine lawyer like McNamara, Chester was facing a prosecution, with its vast resources, that was interested in nothing less than the death penalty, execution by 50,000 volts. Three women were dead, and someone needed to pay. The public needed their pound of flesh and the State needed to put this case to rest. After a three-week trial, the jury returned its verdict: Guilty. But the question that haunted jurors long after the trial had ended was whether or not the right man had paid…Those doubts were evidenced by the fact that the jury elected not to sentence Chester Weger to the electric chair, as the State had demanded…Just in case they got it wrong.  It's likely his resolve to prove his innocence that has kept Chester alive all these years. For 62 years and counting, Chester Weger has been waiting for that evidence, that full picture, to finally emerge and definitively reveal that YES. . . they got it wrong and real killers have never been brought to justice. Andy and Whitny dive into the trial of the century and discuss what the jurors were never told. For more information, documents, photos, and other assets associated with and referenced in episode 6's coverage of the case, visit andyhalepodcast.com.

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How to Automate Your Business with Michelle Weger Do you have numerous tasks that you repeat over and over again in your business? Are you lacking the energy, time, and brainpower to complete those repetitive tasks? Would you love to have a streamlined automation system to complete those tasks for you? Don't worry, you are not alone! In this episode, Danielle is so excited to have Michelle Weger on the show to share how she nullified her narcolepsy using automation. She founded Venture Creative Collective so she could use those same skills to help other business owners skyrocket their growth. Specializing in e-commerce website development and cutting-edge business automation strategies, Michelle has built a rapidly growing, multi-six-figure business that is constantly sought-after for its out-of-the-box solutions. In the midst of a global pandemic, Michelle and her team at VCC helped multiple businesses have their best sales year ever by implementing personalized automation and online marketing solutions. Want to learn more from Michelle Weger on how to automate your business? Check out venturecreative.com to learn how you can get more sales, more often, with less work.  Click HERE for the FREE 5 Day Fix Your Website Challenge. Have podcast topic suggestions? Come find me on follow me on Instagram or email me at danielle@elevatevirtualmarketing.com Ready to connect with other entrepreneurs committed to growing their business and get unique access to my podcast guests over the course of the show? Join the FREE Content Cash Machine Facebook group!

Episode 17What did you say? Why should we listen? Social interactions are what make our life happy according to Active Listening: the Art of Empathetic Conversation. So really investing in others makes us happy, what a novel idea! Maybe something from the golden rule? DO unto others as you would have them do unto you. So you invest in others, they invest in you and the cycle continues!We talked about some different types of listening in the last episode, check it out!Active, global and passive.‘Global Listening'This involves the listener focusing on the speaker and picking up more than what is being said. According to https://www.personal-coaching-information.com/levels-of-listening.html Webster:Essential Meaning of listen1: to pay attention to someone or something in order to hear what is being said, sung, played2—used to tell a person to listen to what you are saying (Listen, no one is more concerned about this problem than I am.)3: to hear what someone has said and understand that it is serious, important, or true. Communication theory talks about the sender, the receiver, the message and the noise. The noise is what is taking over the idea of actually listening to someone. Noise is our emails, phones, other people, our own thoughts working on our answers. “We may believe that we are good listeners, but listening is more that waiting for your turn to interrupt”Oh yes, and judgement…don't judge or you will be judged by the same standard…Jesus said that in the Sermon on the Mount… We are judging people the whole time they are talking, or at least half, spending the other half thinking of our response. Our own bias gets in the way of our listening to a person, that is wrapped up in that judgement, even when it's unconscious.Six steps to becoming an active listener:1. Show the person that you are listening: nodding your head raising your eyebrows or smiling2. Pay attention to the speaker, not your own thoughts. Be present in the moment, easier said than done. You will have thoughts, just keep them at a distance.3. Practice non-judgement, just receive the massage to the end.4. Tolerate silence. This is a big one! In Radical Candor, book by Kim Scott, she says to ask a question and count to 6 without engaging in the silence. Just let it happen!5. Paraphrase: “so what you're saying is…”This will help to build trust as well according to (Weger 2021)6. Ask questions: when you finally respond, ask a question instead of stating your ideas.For more, check out the TED talk where Julian Treasure offers 5 more tips to improve your conscious listening. Verse of the day:Understand this, my dear brothers and sisters: You must be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to get angry. James 1:19.We have used this one before, but it is so relevant! Being quick to listen, means really hearing what people are saying. How quickly do you get angry when you see something you don't agree with online? Do you take the time to figure out where the person is coming from, or do you just to conclusions and since you are mostly safe, you speak your mind? Think about this verse next time you go to lash out at someone, quick listening, slow speaking. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app