Podcasts about Welfare

Auckland University law students have joined the fight to get MSD to refund women who've had their benefits docked for not naming a child's father.

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The State has responded to Mark Means allegations that the State, Department of Health and Welfare, and the LDS Church are conspiring against his client Lori Vallow, and it is a scorcher. We'll tell you all about it!

This episode is sponsored in part by Humane Network and Doobert.com. Dr. Jaquie Rand is currently using research to tackle issues around community cats and the criminalization of Trap, Neuter, Release practices in Australia. After navigating significant resistance for over a year and a half, she was able to launch a research project to negate arguments about disease spread by cats, the impact of cat predation on native wildlife, and the benefits of sterilization. In the midst of COVID, data collection turned to neighborhood surveys which revealed paradigm-shifting data that challenged notions about the human element in the community cat equation. Stacy and Dr. Rand discuss barriers that are faced by cats' owners⸺especially those with limited financial resources⸺to access spay and neuter procedures. They chat about the value of research in finding possible solutions, prioritizing municipal support based on need, and educating stakeholders to make TNR a more viable option. To learn more, visit the Australian Pet Welfare Foundation's website or email them at: info@petwelfare.org.au. To see the impact that Dr. Jacquie Rand's work is making, follow the APWF's Facebook, Instagram, or connect with them on Linked In.

Standing out in the age of social media isn't easy. It takes commitment and consistent follow-through to build and serve an audience.Chloe DiVita and Jessica Shipman, co-founders of All Pet Voices, know how to leverage content to grow their influence.In today's episode, Chloe and Jessica share tips for getting seen online. They discuss working with influencers, growing their own businesses, and why authenticity wins in today's media landscape.Topics Include:Simple tips for better SEOEngaging your audience without sacrificing authenticityLeveraging Instagram to grow your audienceFree Google tools for nonprofitsCUDDLY's partnership with All Pet VoicesAnd other topics...Resources Mentioned:All Pet Voices Website: https://www.allpetvoices.com/Noodle Pug on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jongrazEmily Hall of KittyCatGO: https://kittycatgo.comCUDDLY Blog: https://bit.ly/3wF7SvUWant to connect with us? Follow us on social media!Email – podcast@cuddly.comInstagram @welovecuddlyTwitter @welovecuddlyFacebook @welovecuddlyhttps://cuddly.com

In this episode, the IEA's Emily Carver, Kristian Niemietz and Marc Glendening sit down to discuss the threats posed to free speech by the encroachment of cultural leftism in our institutions. Emily Carver is the Institute of Economic Affairs' Head of Media, responsible for managing and growing the IEA's media output. Prior to joining the IEA in October 2019, Emily worked as Policy Adviser to a Conservative MP. Previously, she spent a year at public relations agency, Edelman. She has a degree in modern languages from Bristol University and an MSc in European Politics from the LSE. Dr Kristian Niemietz joined the IEA in 2008 as Poverty Research Fellow, becoming its Senior Research Fellow in 2013, Head of Health and Welfare in 2015 and Head of Political Economy in 2018. Kristian is also a Fellow of the Age Endeavour Fellowship. He studied Economics at the Humboldt Universität zu Berlin and the Universidad de Salamanca, graduating in 2007 as Diplom-Volkswirt. In 2013, he completed a PhD in Political Economy at King's College London. Marc Glendening is Head of Cultural Affairs at the Institute of Economic Affairs. Before that he worked for Policy Exchange focusing on freedom of speech related issues and the political implications of human rights law. In 2011 he co-founded as political director of the cross-party Democracy Movement, the People's Pledge. This campaigned for a referendum on the question of EU membership and included politicians and others with contrary views on Brexit.   Support the IEA on Patreon, where we give you the opportunity to directly help us continue producing stimulating and educational online content, whilst subscribing to exclusive IEA perks, benefits and priority access to our content https://patreon.com/iealondon   FOLLOW US: TWITTER - https://twitter.com/iealondon​​ INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/ieauk/​​ FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/ieauk​​ WEBSITE - https://iea.org.uk/

Should the government really be run like a business, or just be run really well? Author Donald Cohen debates Charlie Sykes on today's podcast. Special Guest: Donald Cohen.

The exotic pet trade is still a serious problem in the United States, particularly in LA where wealth and superstar status is used to purchase animals illegally.While having a monkey in your house may seem cool, the reality is typically quite different.When owners become overwhelmed or animals get injured, they have nowhere to turn given the animal's illegal status.That's why Animal Tracks Inc. was founded in 2008. Animal Tracks is a hands-on sanctuary for exotic animals in the greater LA area. Brittany James joins us today to discuss the exotic animal trade in LA and to provide an insider's view of Animal Tracks Inc.Topics Include:The origin story of Animal TracksThe exotic animal trade in LALiving with monkeys, wolves, kangaroos, and other animalsWhy Animal Tracks needs your support to relocate their facilityThe special bonds that humans can form with animalsAnd other topics…Resources Mentioned:CUDDLY Blog: https://bit.ly/3Cf4NngWant to connect with us? Follow us on social media!Email – podcast@cuddly.comInstagram @welovecuddlyTwitter @welovecuddlyFacebook @welovecuddlyhttps://cuddly.com

The House passes the $1.75 trillion reconciliation bill which now heads to the Senate. The Republicans try to resist in the last hour. The BBB adds $750 Billion to the deficit over just 5 years! IRS tax enforcement only brings in half of what the White House thought it would and it's R.E.D. Friday.

Supporters of the monster state want you to believe that the general Welfare clause in the Constitution gives the federal government the power to do pretty much anything and everything. And since the federal courts have adopted the Hamiltonian view over the Madisonian one, that's pretty much how it has played out in practice. The post The general Welfare Clause: An Introduction first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.

In this episode, AAI Vice President of Legal Advocacy Randy Stutz sits down with Professor Herb Hovenkamp for a wide ranging conversation about current debates over first principles of antitrust law.  When the Supreme Court says, “the antitrust laws protect competition,” what exactly is it saying they protect?  While there seems to be confusion in the popular press about the meaning of antitrust law's “consumer welfare” goal, is there confusion (or disagreement) among antitrust experts, too? In exploring these fundamental questions, Stutz and Hovenkamp discuss whether competition can be defined other than by reference to its effects; the price and non-price effects caused by competition; the proper definition of consumer welfare; how antitrust applies to labor markets and handles welfare tradeoffs; the Supreme Court's decision in NCAA v. Alston; how to evaluate behavior that has effects in multiple markets; how to deal with evidentiary challenges associated with measuring output effects, including in exclusionary conduct and merger cases involving nascent competitors; how output effects should be considered in light of the need for “sustainable competition”; and the problem of biased error-cost analysis in the federal courts. Moderator: Randy Stutz, Vice President of Legal Advocacy, American Antitrust Institute Guest: Prof. Herbert Hovenkamp, James G. Dinan University Professor, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School and The Wharton School

In an economy where the ruling party controls enormous portions of the economy, attempts to redistribute some of that state-owned wealth isn't necessarily a move against the private sector. Original Article: "Cronyism, Not Welfare, Is China's Big Problem​" This Audio Mises Wire is generously sponsored by Christopher Condon. Narrated by Michael Stack.

In an economy where the ruling party controls enormous portions of the economy, attempts to redistribute some of that state-owned wealth isn't necessarily a move against the private sector. Original Article: "Cronyism, Not Welfare, Is China's Big Problem​" This Audio Mises Wire is generously sponsored by Christopher Condon. Narrated by Michael Stack.

How animals are treated can vary widely from culture to culture.When Dottie Cross discovered the desperate need for animal welfare reform in Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon, Mexico she could not turn a blind eye.Nearly a decade later, Dottie and her team have transformed the relationship between animals and the community in Hidalgo. In this episode, Dottie shares how she has been able to raise funds, build a shelter, and work with a network of volunteers to save thousands of animals in Hidalgo and surrounding areas. Topics Include:The persistence required to raise money as a nonprofit.Dottie's best tips for raising money and receiving grants. Working with communities and nurturing relationships.How CUDDLY helps hundreds of organizations like Dottie's meet their rescue goals.Receiving animals with love, whether they are likely to live or die.And other topics...Resources Mentioned:https://potreropups.org/CUDDLY Blog: https://bit.ly/3pLagQqWant to connect with us? Follow us on social media!Email – podcast@cuddly.comInstagram @welovecuddlyTwitter @welovecuddlyFacebook @welovecuddlyhttps://cuddly.com

The state Department of Health and Welfare announced the first death of an Idaho child due to COVID-19. Idaho Matters talks with two doctors about the news of the infant's death, which comes after kids aged 5-11 are able to get the vaccine.

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Animal discrimination in rescue centers is a big problem. That's why Megan Everett founded Parish Paws. Parish Paws is on a mission to help animals and rural shelters succeed and live their best lives.Megan joins us today to discuss the importance of community education, how to do transport the right way, and the sad reality of euthanasia in the US.Topics Include:Megan's journey to finding her voice in rescueHow Parish Paws helps pet ownersThe painful reality of euthanasiaDiscrimination against Pitbulls in 2021Reopening after COVIDAnd other topics...Resources Mentioned:Parish Paws Website: CUDDLY Blog: https://bit.ly/2XLf2BAWant to connect with us? Follow us on social media!Email – podcast@cuddly.comInstagram @welovecuddlyTwitter @welovecuddlyFacebook @welovecuddlyhttps://cuddly.com

The story that 4-year-old Cleo Smith had been found alive and well dominated the news yesterday. But questions remain around how well she really is after her ordeal and how police can support her welfare during the ongoing investigation. 

A new analysis argues that government welfare policies encourage able-bodied men to opt out of the labor force. Many point to weak wage growth, technological change, or international trade as potential explanations for the low labor force participation rate among young men — which has dropped from 97% in 1955 to 89% in 2020. However, Republicans on the Joint Economic Committee argue in their “Reconnecting Americans to the Benefits of Work” report that a significant share of the young men who receive handouts from the government are “voluntarily disconnected” from work Support The Show: https://waynedupree.locals.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GUEST: Kat Albrecht-Thiessen is a pioneer in lost pet investigations. She was a police officer, bloodhound handler, crime scene investigator, and search-and-rescue manager before beginning to apply her skills in 1997 to finding lost pets. She is founder of Missing Animal Response Network and author of the book “Pet Tracker.” MAIN QUESTION: How can shelters and rescue groups support the public in finding lost pets? TAKEAWAYS: Don't make assumptions about found pets such as that a pet has been abused or dumped, rather than simply lost and on their own for a long time. Such assumptions can get in the way of reconnecting that animal with their people.  Search techniques are different for dogs and cats. With cats, the best advice is to get permission from neighbors to do a methodical search of every conceivable hiding place in a two- to five-house radius. (That's where most cats are found.)  With indoor-only cats who have escaped, in addition to doing a search, put out a plate of food and set up a wildlife camera. (Then you can set a humane trap).  With dogs, marketing is key: Dogs are often picked up by people so it's important to get the word out widely so that the finder can learn that the dog belongs to someone who cares about and misses the pet.  Shelters and rescues can put a link on their website to MissingAnimalResponse.com, where people can find resources on finding missing pets and connect with volunteers who can help them in their search.  And here are a few myths about lost pets: It's not true that putting a missing cat's litterbox on your porch will bring them back. Calling out for your cat generally won't help and doesn't mean your cat is not nearby when they don't respond. They are intentionally staying hidden and silent out of fear or injury.  Some shelters will make a situation worse by telling people that a pet was probably eaten by a coyote. Assumptions about coyote predation kills more lost pets than coyotes actually do by inspiring people to give up their search. LINKS: Missing Animal Response Network (website) "Pet Tracker: The Amazing Story of Rachel the K-9 Pet Detective" (book available in print, electronically and on audio)  Leadership recommendation: "Don't Let Internal Controls Slip at Your Nonprofit Organization" by Blue Avocado (article) 

Animal testing is a billion-dollar industry that uses legal loopholes to physically and mentally torture animals.That is why Melissa decided to become an Animal rights advocate and start her nonprofit. Beagle Freedom Project does everything from rescuing test subject animals to tackling legal battles.Melissa McWilliams, President and Founder of the Beagle Freedom Project, joins us to share her insights into the billion-dollar animal testing industry.Topics Include:Melissa's motivation to become an animal rights advocate.Dirty secrets of the animal testing industry.Emotional rehabilitation for test subject animals.Impact of COVID on the Beagle Freedom Project's operations. BFP's fostering and adoption criteria. And other topics...Resources Mentioned:Cruelty Cutter App: https://cruelty-cutter.org/BFP's Website: http://bfp.org/CUDDLY Blog: https://bit.ly/3p7MAoYWant to connect with us? Follow us on social media!Email – podcast@cuddly.comInstagram @welovecuddlyTwitter @welovecuddlyFacebook @welovecuddlyhttps://cuddly.com

This month on Ethics Talk, Dr Sheryl Fleisch discusses strategies for delivering health services to people experiencing homelessness, including street psychiatry. 

Texas Public Policy Foundation's chief economist Vance Ginn joins us to examine the economic and fiscal policies that are unnecessarily burdening taxpayers, devaluing the dollar, incentivizing unemployment, and creating the current supply chain and energy crises. We discuss what an ideal tax and regulatory system should look like, and have a broader philosophical conversation about the purpose of taxation. Vance Ginn, PhD, is the chief economist at the Texas Public Policy Foundation and the former associate director for economic policy of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) at the Executive Office of the President during the Trump administration. Follow him on Twitter at @VanceGinn.

Lori Vallow-Daybell's attorney claims her client is being manipulated by her Idaho Department of Health and Welfare caretakers, BYU-Idaho Radio talks with Rexburg City Council candidates Mikel Walker and Colin Erickson, and leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints visited Cairo, Egypt this week and talked with members at a worship service.

It is late October 2021, Melbourne is emerging from a 77 day lockdown and we've just earned the dubious title of most locked down city in the world. Throughout, this difficult situation has been made harder by constant media and political pressure to end lockdowns, often with the argument that lockdowns cause suicide. We wanted to dig into this properly and find out from the data whether this actually was the case? In this episode we take a look at suicide statistics in four Western countries, talk through the factors that can lead to suicide and provide some tips for how to respond if you or someone you care about is feeling suicidal. Supports (for Australian listeners):If you are in immediate danger: 000For crisis support 24/7: Lifeline 13 11 14 or Suicide call back service (24 hour phone & online support): 1300 659 467or online www.suicidecallbackservice.org.au To access local crisis team support, call your state's contact number: https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/crisis-management To access private psychologists: see a GP for a mental health care plan or contact local private practices. Your GP may know of local clinics with availability or shorter wait times. Research and data:Australian Institute of Health and Welfare data: https://www.aihw.gov.au/suicide-self-harm-monitoring/data/suspected-deaths-by-suicide/data-from-suicide-registers Victorian coroner's court data: https://www.coronerscourt.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2021-01/Coroners%20Court%20Monthly%20Suicide%20Data%20Report%20-%20December%202020.pdf NZ coroner: https://coronialservices.justice.govt.nz/assets/Documents/Publications/Chief-Coroner-Suicide-Stats-2020-Media-Release.pdf NZ symptoms: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34313158/ UK suicide rates: https://www.ons.gov.uk/releases/deathsfromsuicidethatoccurredinenglandandwalesbetweenaprilandjuly2020 US suicide minorities: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33290944/ US suicide data: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2775359 America's health rankings (data from all states): https://www.americashealthrankings.org/explore/annual/measure/Suicide/state/ALL?edition-year=2020

“I think that's where we see the limits of our compassion. It's always tempered by the biases that we are comfortable continuing with and not interrogating.” – Kishor Napier-Raman The myth that Australian society is egalitarian enough to give everyone a ‘fair go' is pervasive. Supposedly, if you have a go, you'll get a go. Yet it's an idea rarely reflected in our economic policies. Welfare recipients are demonised as dole bludgers, wealth is protected and the divide between rich and poor feels ever more acute. Two of our finest economic and political commentators, Rick Morton (On Money) and Kishor Napier-Raman, examine where money meets policy – from their predictions on the then-upcoming COVID vaccine roll-out to housing affordability – with Vice-Chancellor and Principal of the University of Sydney, Mark Scott. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Australians consume 17 million eggs every day which is pretty good going for a country of 25 million people. When you buy eggs do you think about those hard-working hens? And does it matter to you if they're in a cage or out in the paddock?

Operating a rescue efficiently is tough. That's why Lola's Lucky Day runs their nonprofit like a business. By putting the right systems in place, this small Houston-based rescue has homed 7500+ dogs since 2015. Larissa Gavin, President and Founder of Lola's Lucky Day, joins us on the podcast today to share how she does it.Topics Include:- How Larissa transitioned from business to rescue. - The importance of responsiveness. - Helping pets stay in homes by offering free spay and neuter and other simple medical services. - Being an uplifting, positive force in the rescue community. - How Lola's makes every dollar count. - When one more dog is too many. - And other topics...Resources Mentioned:https://www.lolasluckyday.com/CUDDLY Blog: https://bit.ly/3mT70PQWant to connect with us? Follow us on social media!Email – podcast@cuddly.comInstagram @welovecuddlyTwitter @welovecuddlyFacebook @welovecuddlyhttps://cuddly.com

Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report talks to Rep. Lauren Boebert about how she stopped being a welfare dependent, why she created an open carry restaurant, and how the media lied to connect her to the January 6 Capitol riot. First, Lauren discusses how the California exodus is affecting rural areas in red states like Colorado. Next, Lauren discusses what led her to start her own restaurant and why the waitresses there are all armed. Finally, Lauren discusses how more fake news is being exposed with the latest being Joe Rogan's viral interrogation of Sanjay Gupta. She also explains how she was the target of a mainstream media smear campaign, with the media making false claims that she was doing reconnaissance for the Capitol attack. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Howie talks this hour about how those on the dole seem to be exempt from vaccine requirements and those working are the ones who have to pay the price.

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Australians consume 17 million eggs every day which is pretty good going for a country of 25 million people. When you buy eggs do you think about those hard-working hens? And does it matter to you if they're in a cage or out in the paddock?

Rich Thau of Engagious, talks to Michael about his latest swing voter focus group, with reactions to ideas that are being put forward in the latest rescue package in Congress, including child tax credits. Original air date 18 October 2021

“Let's keep our eye on the supply side. We should be making every effort, policy-wise, to ease restrictions on production and exchange. That will help both in the short run and the long run.” ~ Alexander W. Salter

In this episode, guest host Dr. Julia Herman, an AABP member on staff at National Cattleman's Beef Association, a contractor to the Beef Check-Off, and the chair of the AABP Animal Welfare Committee, is joined by Dr. Lily Edwards-Callaway to discuss cattle well-being. Dr. Herman works with the Beef Quality Assurance program. Dr. Edwards-Callaway is an associate professor at Colorado State University and studies livestock behavior and welfare. She gives a broad definition of animal welfare as looking at both the physical and mental state of the animal. They discuss the five freedoms that are necessary for good welfare programs and the limitations of them. One such limitation is the fact that we need to evaluate the mental state of the animal and the addition of supporting positive experiences for the animal. Too often we evaluate welfare by counting negative experiences versus supporting and advancing positive experiences. Examples discussed include social opportunities such as socially housed dairy calves, measuring playing behavior, providing enrichment opportunities such as cow brushes or balls, and providing rewarding human-animal interaction such as low-stress cattle handling.  Dr. Edwards-Callaway also discusses Fraser's three circles of animal welfare and how they overlap. These circles are biological functioning, effective states, and natural living. This allows us to let the cow tell us what animal welfare means to them and what is important to them. Improving animal welfare is a team effort that requires the veterinarian, producer, employees, nutritionist, and others to work together and listen to what the cow is telling us. Veterinarians play a critical role in leading this discussion for on-farm implementation of good animal welfare practices. They advise veterinarians to be open to conversations from the public about animal welfare because when someone asks us a question it does not mean they are questioning what we do.  Relevant links:1.       AABP Animal Welfare Committee page2.       Fraser, D. Understanding animal welfare. Acta Vet Scand 50, S1 (2008). 3.       Stockmanship and Stewardship Virtual Event.4.       Beef Quality Assurance Program5.       World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) Terrestrial Animal Health Code6.       AVMA Animal Health and Welfare 7.       Kirkden, R. D., & Pajor, E. A. (2006). Using preference, motivation and aversion tests to ask scientific questions about animals' feelings. Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 100(1-2), 29-47.   

Stephanie Hanson is a member of The Dallas Animal Commission Board and the founder and director of IF By Innergy, a nonprofit that provides services to underserved communities and works to combat the dumping of dogs, animal abuse, and lack of education.Topics Include:The backstory of IF By Innergy. Dealing with emotions as a sensitive individual in animal rescue. Monitoring and dealing with animal abusers. Euthanization. What the US can learn from other countries in terms of progressive animal services and laws. Screening potential adopters. Educating people instead of demeaning them. CUDDLY's collaboration with IF By Innergy. And other topics...Resources Mentioned:http://www.ifmoves.org/CUDDLY Blog: https://bit.ly/3mrv104Want to connect with us? Follow us on social media!Email – podcast@cuddly.comInstagram @welovecuddlyTwitter @welovecuddlyFacebook @welovecuddlyhttps://cuddly.com

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As servants of God, we must have the welfare of the city of God as our all-consuming priority - with our hearts engaged and our hands busy working on her behalf.

CNBC's Meg Tirrell updates on the FDA advisory panel's vote to recommend an extra half-dose for certain people who received Moderna's vaccine. NBC's Sahil Kapur reports on what's next for Steve Bannon after he defied the January 6th committee's subpoena. Senior Reporter for the Mississippi Free Press Ashton Pittman discusses the threat from Mississippi officials to sue Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre. NBA star Kyrie Irving opens up about his decision to remain unvaccinated. CNBC's Ylan Mui looks into the enormous decline of women in the workforce and what's keeping them on the sidelines. CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports on “self-preferencing” in big tech companies. CNBC's Perry Russom reports on the latest development in the saga of South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh. Plus, CNBC's Andrea Day tracks down shoppers who are getting a head start on the holidays.

An all-star panel of researchers, Heather Hill, Jason Bruck and Isabella Clegg discuss and debate a recent published essay in the Journal of Applied Animal Ethics Research by Dr. Clegg in which she explores what the future may hold for the public display of cetaceans. Dr. Clegg asserts that "...any industry that uses animals must largely align their ethical position with that of the general public: ‘the mainstream social ethic'."  In response, Drs. Hill and Bruck ask what if the public's prevailing opinions of animals like dolphins in human care are based on faulty science or are flat out wrong? Should zoological facilities align their animal management, business models, and conservation programs with a false or unsubstantiated public narrative just because it may be held by the majority? Animal Care Software KONG Zoo Zoo Logic Podcast ZOOmility

What time zone are we in? Colleen and Erica connect after a wild week of traveling to Seattle and London. They discuss the Jon Gruden mess. Then comedian Megan Gailey joins the show to discuss the Colts crumble during Monday night football and Love is in the air surrounding the Eagles. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

www.freedomain.comHi Stefan,This is the most difficult message I have ever had to write, but after being a listener of yours for 4 years now I finally have to accept that there is both continuity and a cause to the endless failures that seem to shape my life thus far. I have an ACE score of 7, although I do believe that special consideration should be given to the context of the abuse, in my case this would surely increase my score.Violence, incest, abandonment, neglect, torture and betrayal are all major themes in my family history. Each time I listen to a freedomain call-in show a light is shone on to either a suppressed or repressed memory of mine, and it becomes increasingly clear that I am actively, perhaps subconsciously refusing to succeed in life. Most importantly, I am beginning to understand why no one has ever intervened to stop my self destruction, and even more terrifying is that their existence depends on my destruction.I am a British born West African male in my early 30s. I am tall, handsome, intelligent, charismatic, athletic and curious, but despite these gifts I have nothing of value to show for my time on this earth. I have bounced around from one addiction to another, from recreational drug use to sugar binges. I suffer from insomnia, chronic overthinking and crippling self doubt. I have never loved or been loved, but most disturbing to me is that I have never been loving to myself. I have dropped out of university twice, college three times, and procrastination has been my only consistent friend. After many years of inaction I am now afraid to dream, because each failure I add to my internal resume gradually erodes my sense of self worth and efficacy.As a child I would curse God for creating me and forcing me into existence, I thought it was a sick joke that he would make me live a life of suffering. I often wished I could snap my fingers and end my own life. I had no real friends, we were discouraged from socialising outside of the immediate family, it was school, home and church.My earliest memories were of being beaten by mother with the heel of her winter boot, being abruptly sent to live with an old woman relative in west Africa, and not seeing either my mother or father for months after that, all without any explanation at all! I have never had an intimate conversation with my mother, I have no memory of ever being hugged by her, I often wonder if she could mention 2 things that I enjoy doing. I have a memory of being woken up in the middle of the night by my mother and told to scrub my body in the shower with a soap from west Africa that had been prayed on and that would remove any evil curses. I could go on and on Stefan.The true darkness of my family and childhood is buried deep, and even to think about it is to risk too much. The perpetrators and victims have families of their own now and this is why I haven't contacted you before today. I feel as though I am trapped in a cult of secrecy and shame. I truly believe that the victims in my family are quietly and politely dying inside as we look at each other for permission to cry out! But of course , there will never be permission. I am frozen in time, frozen by shame, frozen by fear, Frozen. Help Please Stefan.I am currently studying for a master's degree so I can be available at anytime of day and on any day of the week.My questions is, why haven't I been able to start a life of my own? And what must I do to escape the gravity of the past?Thank you Stefan.

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Today we are joined by Joseph Federico, co-founder and executive director of Stray Paws Animal Haven. SPAH is an all-volunteer 501c3 nonprofit, trap and release focused organization. They use industry best practices to target and work to minimize community cat overpopulation from its root.Topics Include:Stray Paws Animal Haven's backstory. What the trap and release process is like. How SPAH is changing the mindsets of people regarding stray cats. How COVID helped SPAH refine their business processes. State laws for poisoning cats. Why TNR is better than euthanizing strays. And other topics…Resources Mentioned:https://www.straypawsanimalhaven.orgCUDDLY Blog: https://bit.ly/3AUzo9WWant to connect with us? Follow us on social media!Email – podcast@cuddly.comInstagram @welovecuddlyTwitter @welovecuddlyFacebook @welovecuddlyhttps://cuddly.com

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Robert Horry and the crew jump into NBA preseason and the debate about whether the stars should get playing time in preseason games. Then we find out live about the breaking news that 18 players are being charged with defrauding the NBA health and welfare fund, and Rob jokes that he's checking to see if he's on the list, as the fund owes him a very large amount of money. And the negative media spin on the Andrew Wiggins vaccine story gets us into a discussion about the future of players like Kyrie Irving if he refuses to get the vaccine. Plus the trash can gator trapper from last week's show is taking shots at Ben Simmons which somehow leads to stories about people invading our homes! Of course there are lots of laughs around the Urban Meyer story as it gets wilder and wilder, Rob goes OFF on teams that continue to hire him, and there's a debate about whether or not USC would hire Urban if he got fired from the Jags. We close out with hilarious Powerball audio, we give out the Big Shot of the Week and we play a classic game of Walmart or Waffle House!

Vin Clancy is an infamous growth hacker that went from being on social welfare in the UK to winning best speaker at SXSW V2V for his growth hacking talk, finishing a 100-date world tour, and earning six figures on his debut growth hacking book.  Vin created one of the biggest marketing communities on Facebook, and moved to L.A., where he teaches companies how to rapidly grow their audiences and businesses.  Vin is on a mission to speak truth to the many lies some internet marketers tell. He's ready to debunk myths and share growth hacks for any industry related to your audience. Vin Clancy Vroom Veer Stories What is a growth hack?  How to companies grow some big without traditional advertising?  Example:  Lyft drivers give away $20 off your first ride...that's a growth hack How did you earn 6 figures on a book with a book publisher?  With a viral queue!  You drive traffic to a landing page and give them freebies for sharing on social; they were among the first folks to try this hack; the also did a thunderclap; got 100 people to post on Facebook at the same time Was both slammed by Wired and praised by Vice for his Tribute to Harambe.  He raised 5K on Kickstarter to hold the "tribute" event which was poking fun at the viral meme instead of the tragic event. One night he met a girl and was late into work the next day; he was fired (sacked); he decided not to get another job; lived in a broken down house with water dripping from the roof; he had a roommate (flat mate) who get high and steal his food 2011 Lewisham riots'; Lived through looters banging on the doors Got the startup bug after watching The Social Network; met a 17 year old kid who he partnered with to start a business; read a ton of books on starting a business Guardianship scheme; you look after a place to protect it from squatters moving in; the mafia showed up and asked him to squat for pay instead of cheap rent; he didn't take that deal Was briefly homeless; found another place through the Guardianship scheme for very cheap rent but the place was cold and damp and the heating broke Had to buy an electric heater; which eats electricity; the flat had a coin-op meter for the electricity Had a dream and woke up and registered planetivy.com a global news site where the writers were the stats not musicians;  offered university student writers the opportunity to write on their site Within 10 months the site had over a million views; they can a public talk and someone that had just left Facebook approached them about getting investors; shortly there after they were funded with a quarter of a million dollars and Vin got off Welfare  The last day of his job; Justin Bieber was two hours late to the stage and he had to deal with the ticket holder complaints He started another spin off site that grew rapidly called ScreenRobot.com Accepted into the prestigious "Techstars" accelerator in 2014; and then launched a growth-hacking agency to help companies hack growth His friend had a no-parents allowed club house with a pool table, DJ Decks and they managed to find some beer to enjoy England defeat Germany 5-1 Feels now like he did sign a deal with the devil; yes he has enjoyed success and some wealth but he now realizes he is burning himself out Vin Clancy Connections Website