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Lesley Logan and Brad Crowell recap the conversation with Julian Barnes, co-founder and CEO of the BFS Network and a leading voice on boutique fitness market data. They unpack what his numbers-first view of the Pilates business reveals about pricing, client commitment, and the confidence it takes to run a profitable studio. With twenty plus years guiding studio founders, Julian brings hard data to the soft topics most owners avoid. If you have any questions about this episode or want to get some of the resources we mentioned, head over to LesleyLogan.co/podcast https://lesleylogan.co/podcast/. If you have any comments or questions about the Be It pod shoot us a message at beit@lesleylogan.co mailto:beit@lesleylogan.co. And as always, if you're enjoying the show please share it with someone who you think would enjoy it as well. It is your continued support that will help us continue to help others. Thank you so much! Never miss another show by subscribing at LesleyLogan.co/subscribe https://lesleylogan.co/podcast/#follow-subscribe-free.In this episode you will learn about:What it really means to sell the transformation not the process.How to help clients see the cost as an investment.Where courage and conviction change who becomes your client.Signs the Pilates bubble is bursting and what survives it.Stepping into your authority so clients commit and get results.Episode References/Links:OPC Membership - opc.me/beiteLevate Waitlist - xxll.co/waiitlisteLevate Replays - lesleylogan.co/elevateOPC Summer Tour (Powered by Balanced Body) - https://opc.me.tourOPC Flashcards - https://opc.me/flashcardsOPC Pilates Posters - https://opc.me/postersEp. 697 ft. Adrian Starks - https://beitpod.com/ep697Ep. 698 Adrian Stark Recap - https://beitpod.com/ep698Ep. 53 ft. 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You have to bring it back to the investment of the transformation they want to have, and how badly do they want to have that. Lesley Logan 0:13  Welcome to the Be It Till You See It podcast where we talk about taking messy action, knowing that perfect is boring. I'm Lesley Logan, Pilates instructor and fitness business coach. I've trained thousands of people around the world and the number one thing I see stopping people from achieving anything is self-doubt. My friends, action brings clarity and it's the antidote to fear. Each week, my guest will bring bold, executable, intrinsic and targeted steps that you can use to put yourself first and Be It Till You See It. It's a practice, not a perfect. Let's get started. Lesley Logan 0:55  Welcome back to the Be It Till You See It interview recap on my coast in life. Brad and I are going to dig into the enlightening convo I had with Julian Barnes in our last episode. If you haven't yet listened to that interview, this will make a lot of no sense, because it was a different type of interview. It wasn't really an interview of what Julian does, it wasn't really a Be It Till You See It, it was very much a "let's talk about the Pilates industry." Brad Crowell 1:17  Yeah, it was an industry debrief. Lesley Logan 1:18  An industry debrief, and so. Brad Crowell 1:20  It was kind of cool, actually.Lesley Logan 1:22  Yeah, and I also, coming off of the recap of Adrian Starks, it made me even more aware of our purpose when it comes to Pilates business coaching. Because I don't know if Julian asked me this when we were on camera or off, but he was like, "You like helping these small studios?" And I was like, "Because that's what accessibility is." There's got to be different types of Pilates studios, because people need different things, and everyone shouldn't be in a 14-person class.Brad Crowell 1:48  Yeah.Lesley Logan 1:49  So, anyways, it's a really... if you are a Pilates instructor, or you have one, then they need to listen to both these episodes. After you listen to the amazing announcement of today, the holiday and the charity, and the other things, if you want to go off to an FYF or something else, I won't be offended. If you like the sound of this voice and you want to keep supporting it, and Brad, just the voice.Brad Crowell 2:12  Just the voice.Lesley Logan 2:13  You should be an OPC member. OPC is not for people who are obsessed with Pilates, I mean, it is, but it's really for people who just want easy access to real Pilates, and then a safe place to be imperfect, and to be themselves, and to be supported, and to be like, "It's okay if you missed a week, you're welcome back. We're all here for you." And if so, "Oh, you recover from injury. Oh, I had that one. Here are these things." It's where you get community support, and you're not alone. So, go to opc.me/40Brad Crowell 2:39  Yeah, actually, we got a new link for you. It's opc.me/beitLesley Logan 2:43  opc.me/beitBrad Crowell 2:45  B-E-I-TLesley Logan 2:47  B-E-I-T. I'm still waiting for my "just be it" things, given that everyone can distill people's shit around here. Why can't I just have "just be it"?Brad Crowell 2:59  I love that.Lesley Logan 3:01  It's okay, but we have "be it," and you can be it too, and you can be an OPC member while you're being it. I promise, I promise it helps. Today is July 9, 2026, and it's International Emergency Kit Day.Brad Crowell 3:13  That's right. It's Emergency Kit Day, y'all. This is a Boy Scout talking to you right now.Lesley Logan 3:18  Today is a day to raise awareness about being prepared when disaster strikes. An emergency kit, sometimes called a go-bag or disaster bag, is a portable kit that has essentials you and your family need to survive in case of emergency. They are easy to grab when you need to evacuate for whatever reason, usually a natural disaster. This day is a reminder to check your kit or build one today. It will make all the difference when an emergency happens. We have first aid kits, but that's what I thought this was, and it's clearly a go-bag, which we do not have, Brad.Brad Crowell 3:44  Yeah, we don't have. I don't have the movie duffel bag that's like, "Go, go, go," and you grab it on the way out the door, or the baby bag when someone is pregnant and has to run to the hospital, they got a bag ready. We probably could put one of those together. I think that would be wise. Don't let someone sell you a $300 go-bag. Put it together yourself.Lesley Logan 4:07  Just put it together. Just please put it together yourself. Photocopies of things are really great. If you learn anything from the fires of LA, it means you need to have copies of very important documents: birth certificates, passports, but also insurance policies, wills, whatever that is.Brad Crowell 4:24  I should digitize those and just put them.Lesley Logan 4:25  Can we have a digitized go-bag, Brad? Because I gotta be honest, we're gonna have to then remember where it is. Because I thought there's an emergency kit thing, and it was so funny, because you were asked if you had one recently by someone, and you're like, "Oh yeah," and I'm like, "Thank God they asked you, because if they had asked me, I'd be like, 'We don't have one.'"Brad Crowell 4:47  But not only that, if you have an emergency kit, go through it, because when was the last time you had it, or opened it, or used it? I went through ours, I don't know, six or 12 months ago, and I pulled everything out, and all the Band-Aids, the stickiness of the Band-Aids was just gone.Lesley Logan 5:03  Not sticky.Brad Crowell 5:04  Yeah, so I was like, "Oh wow, yeah, all this expired in 2005." So I got rid of all that and replaced everything. And then sure enough, somebody asked us, "Hey, do you have an emergency kit?" And I was like, "Yes," and I can stand by that everything is ready for you here. Yeah.Lesley Logan 5:23  And it's really funny because we actually have a really massive emergency kit in the bathroom by our studio in the house, and I was looking for Band-Aids in the bathroom that I get ready in every day. And then I was cleaning things up and getting ready for people to show up, and there's this massive Brad kit, and I was like, "Oh, we have a massive emergency kit," and I opened it up. No Band-Aids. Zero Band-Aids. That has not been updated. I'm like, clearly this is not a real studio, because. So go check your emergency kits, go create a digitized go-bag, because. Brad Crowell 5:56  We want a digitized go-bag, and then maybe a real one that's like, if you got to run out the door and you need a change of clothes or some shoes or something. This is notLesley Logan 6:02  This is not what the holiday is, what the holiday is, but there's that If I Die book. Have you seen this? I got asked for it on my Instagram. It's called If I Die or When I Die, and it's all these important things, and we should really fill that out.Brad Crowell 6:16  Everything You Need to Know Journal. If I Die.Lesley Logan 6:20  Brad's gonna find a digital one.Brad Crowell 6:21  I found it already. Yeah, well, this is a book, actually, by Christopher Lombardi. Collect all the information your loved ones will need to know at a difficult time. And he said, "When my father passed away, I wish I had such a book."Lesley Logan 6:35  Yeah, well, that's interesting. It's a little too much adulting for me in one day, but I like the idea of it.Brad Crowell 6:40  Yeah, there's also When I Die planners with pockets.Lesley Logan 6:44  Pocket.Brad Crowell 6:44  Yeah, that has little pockets in it.Lesley Logan 6:46  Oh, for things like my card, I have a card in Brad's office attached to the refrigerator from when my dad dies, a number to call for them to cremate him.Brad Crowell 6:54  Yeah.Lesley Logan 6:54  I know where the card is.Brad Crowell 6:56  I mean, there's even Reddit arguments about this: I made an "If I die" packet for my husband. My family is now calling me morbid for this effort. I think it's smart.Lesley Logan 7:05  It's incredibly smart, and it's not morbid. And you are gonna be... here's the thing, we talked about grief two weeks ago, had nothing to do with people, but we're just gonna bring it back up, when someone is dealing with the loss of a loved one, the last thing you need to figure out is the fucking password to your shit.Brad Crowell 7:22  Yeah.Lesley Logan 7:23  Don't do that to people. I'm watching The Pit, and that is a trap. You don't want to be dealing with that, plus what is their insurance? All that stuff. No, no, don't do that to people. And as I say this, Brad and I are hypocrites, because we have yet to sit down and do our fucking thing that his parents asked us to do three times, which is the DNR and the will thing, and all that stuff. So.Brad Crowell 7:48  There's a, we talked about this before, there's an organization called Free Will. Make your free will online.Lesley Logan 7:54  Okay, well. Brad Crowell 7:57  freewill.comLesley Logan 7:57  Well, this day just turned into a very helpful day, and my ADHD is really overwhelmed. Upcoming travel and events, you guys, eLevate 2027 is full, sold out, can't take another body, but you can join us today.Brad Crowell 8:13  You can join us today.Lesley Logan 8:17  At 1pm Pacific time.Brad Crowell 8:19  Is that 1pm? Lesley Logan 8:20  Yeah. Brad Crowell 8:20  I'm glad you know that.Lesley Logan 8:21  It's at 1 p.m. to learn about 2028 Elevate, and if you're like, "Well, Lesley, thanks, I'm going back to this on a different date," there's probably a replay up.Brad Crowell 8:31  Yeah, there'll be a replay. We'll put the replay up on the Elevate page, I'm sure.Lesley Logan 8:35  Go to xxll.co/waitlist, and if you missed it. Brad Crowell 8:40  Then go to lesleylogan.co/elevate and that's where the replay will be.Lesley Logan 8:45  Yeah, summer tour is really close, a few weeks away.Brad Crowell 8:49  OPC Summer TourLesley Logan 8:50  Yeah. Brad Crowell 8:50  Come join us in real life, I'm very excited.Lesley Logan 8:52  How many cities are we going to?Brad Crowell 8:53  13 or 14Lesley Logan 8:54  It's the reason we're recording prior to the announcement, so we don't know, but what I can say is it's probably mostly sold out, so you want to go to OPC. I can confidently say that.Brad Crowell 9:04  Yeah, I mean, we're getting close to.Lesley Logan 9:07  Well, because these are not conventions, these are literal pop-ups. These are small studios, we're talking small classes and workshops, and we do that so instead of having 50 people in a workshop, there's 25 and you can actually get to talk to me, and we get to take pictures, and we get to nerd out on Pilates. And the workshops are only 90 minutes. You don't have to take a whole day off, you can just take a part of a day off, and you get to be with other people. And Balanced Body is sponsoring our tour again, and so we'll have the Contrology equipment with us, plus some really fun prizes. So, opc.me/tour.Brad Crowell 9:41  opc.me/tour come join us.Lesley Logan 9:43  If you're new here.Brad Crowell 9:45  If you're new here.Lesley Logan 9:46  I make flashcards with Pilates exercises, and they have QR codes that take you to videos, and they have the setup and action on the back, and they have really cool tips that I gave you that are my words based on these things. If you like the way that I talk about Pilates, they're right there. And they've been edited by a contemporary trained teacher with contemporary women, and they've been edited by someone who's never done any of the stuff before. Shout out to the spine corrector, because after that, she wanted to buy one. So that's how good that deck is. So, go to opc.me/flashcards.Brad Crowell 10:12  Yeah, opc.me/flashcardsLesley Logan 10:15  And if you have the flashcards, do you know that we have posters, and you can get our posters at opc.me/posters? And you want to know something fun about the posters: we make no money on them. However, the shipping, because they're printed on demand, the shipping is cheaper because it's usually shipping to near you versus the flashcards, which come from us. By the way, my Aussies and my Canadians, we have distributors on the flashcards, so just reach out to us if shipping shocked the hell out of you. We have distributors in Australia and Canada.Brad Crowell 10:44  Yeah, awesome. Well, we used to do a question answer session here, but we're going to skip that. We've moved all the live Q&As over to YouTube for Sunday morning at 9 a.m. Pacific, and we shifted our focus here because we really like celebrating good works that other people are doing, and sharing about it with you all. Lesley Logan 11:06  Being more aware about things, just the different things that exist out there, and the different ways we can support things that might be of interest. And so July is actually an awareness month of a lot of awarenesses. So when I looked up July month.Brad Crowell 11:22  It's a month of awarenesses.Lesley Logan 11:23  Yeah, one of the things that July is an awareness month about is the ADA laws, and it's like a Disability Pride Awareness Month. It's also an awareness month of mental health awareness for minority communities.Brad Crowell 11:36  ADA for non-Americans, it's the Americans with Disabilities Act, ADA. So, yeah, and that was a big fight that started in California many years back.Lesley Logan 11:45  Yes, I learned a lot about it. It's very impressive. Yeah, and so anyways, I wanted to highlight the mental health awareness for minority communities on today's episode, because last time we did a recap, we actually did talk about mental health, and I just thought it would be a perfect time to bring that up. This charity is Mental Health America, and they actually have a lot of information and support for BIPOC mental health specifically. And if you go to mhanational.org, they actually have a whole section, because they do have a lot of support for the BIPOC community. Culture, ethnicity, and race all play a large role in the way that each person experiences the world and the types of mental health support that they may need. MHA's online BIPOC Mental Health Resource Center offers a wealth of information and tools to bring light to the unique experiences of Black, Indigenous, and people of color communities and empower and uplift BIPOC individuals on their mental health journeys. And I just thought that this is a really cool resource in case you need it, or there's someone that you know who needs it. Because the reality is, is that if you have had a different experience in this world, having a therapist or someone who can understand that is important, and it's key. And I just think that, how cool that there are people who are making sure that resource is easy to find. They'll have blog posts, but they actually have a whole resource page where you can find someone and find some help near you, especially with the shit going on in the world right now. Specifically in the US, I know we have a lot of international listeners, but they just fucked with the Voting Rights Act one more time.Brad Crowell 13:15  Yeah.Lesley Logan 13:16  And we are back to Jim Crow era shit, and it sucks, because the answer to all this is that we all have to vote in November in a way that tells them to fuck off, but also, people of color have been trying to do that for a really long time. You and I were listening to what's his name, that amazing senator from Georgia, who's a reverend, and he's like, "I lived my whole life under that act, and now my children have to fight..."Brad Crowell 13:44  Raphael WarnockLesley Logan 13:45  Raphael Warnock. "My children have to fight for their rights," and I just...Brad Crowell 13:50  Yeah, I mean, it's.Lesley Logan 13:51  Top of life.Brad Crowell 13:52  It's fascinating to hear him talk about that, where he's like, you know, I don't know how old he is, but he's an adult, he's a senator, he's been a pastor for a long time. He has two kids who are younger than 10 years old, and he said, "For me, because of the changes that happened in the '60s, I actually grew up in a more equitable time that allowed me to become a senator as a person of color," and he said, "Unfortunately, my kids are not going to have that."Lesley Logan 14:23  And what they're doing in Tennessee, where they just literally got rid of the one Black Congress person, just terrible stuff. And that's all just... even if you're like, "Well, that's politics," well, politics affects life, and on top of that, if your job and all these different things just becomes really heavy, we need to make mental health support seem like the same thing as you're gonna go get new toothpaste, or you get your things done, like you go to the dentist for cleaning twice a year, we go three. Mental health support needs to be as routine and normal as all of that, and also if you're BIPOC community, I think it's important that you have people who understand what you're going through, because it is different.Brad Crowell 15:05  Yeah.Lesley Logan 15:05  And you're not alone. So, hopefully, mhanational.org resource helps you. If not, and there are other ones out there that you want us to highlight, please send it in. We would love to do that. We'd love to use the platform to do that to help people who need that.Brad Crowell 15:19  Yeah, so leave us a voicemail, 310-905-5534, or you can also share your wins for our Friday pod at beitpod.com/questions. Brad Crowell 15:31  Let's talk about Julian Barnes. Julian is the co-founder and CEO of the BFS Network, the company behind the most comprehensive market research in the boutique fitness industry. He spent 20-plus years helping fitness and wellness businesses build the structure and strategy they need to grow, and he works directly with CEOs and founders of multi-location studios across the country. He brings a data-driven, numbers-first perspective to the work of building a profitable studio.Lesley Logan 15:59  Yeah.Brad Crowell 16:00  And it's really interesting too, because I mean, his background is law, and then he... I don't remember exactly how he got into fitness, but. Lesley Logan 16:07  He told the whole story. It's very weird how he got into it, but. Brad Crowell 16:10  He told us his story, but it wasn't, it was when we were.. we were talking about.Lesley Logan 16:15  Oh, sorry guys, it was definitely at dinner, but it was like, "Oh, he was helping this out, then he did this thing, there was his trainer." It's really kind of cool. Too bad that that's not on the pod, because it doesn't matter, because that was not what he wanted to talk about. But it really went along with Adrian Starks's finding your purpose kind of a thing. So, at any rate, just know that Julian is the evidence of doing that. If you listened two weeks ago, you know, it's interesting, because a lot of people think that studios are only studios if they have multiple teachers and group classes and things like that, and I think.Brad Crowell 16:47  Maybe the word "legitimate studio," right? Because they are still obviously a studio, a real studio, or whatever.Lesley Logan 16:55  But you and I see a studio as anything where a teacher is teaching in, and that studio could be a one-person show.Brad Crowell 17:03  Yeah.Lesley Logan 17:04  And that person can teach small groups and groups and things like that. And so it was interesting to hear the different ways that, in air quotes, legitimate studios are doing things, the numbers they have. But on the non-data side, one of the things I love that he said was there's no transformation without the transaction, and this is really important, because for any business owner who is listening to this, people don't buy your process. I'll just be really honest with you, please don't tell them your process, no one cares. But they cannot get the transformation they want to have, the goal they want to achieve, without paying you the investment of what that is, that's just part of the deal. If they want to have better posture.Brad Crowell 17:45  There's no transformation without the transaction, yes, but let's, before we go further on that, can we take a step back? What do you mean specifically? What's an example of "don't sell the process"? Because how are people actually making a mistake with that? Lesley Logan 18:02  What does thatlook like? They're saying, "We have classes on three days a week at 10 a.m. and your package of six sessions allows you to come two times a week." That's selling the process, right? "You come three days a week at 10 a.m." or "Mat classes are at 6 o'clock" or "At our studio, we have mat, semi-private, and private sessions on the Cadillac Tower." All of that's process. It's overwhelming information. It's words that they don't want to hear.Brad Crowell 18:30  It doesn't even mean anything to them.Lesley Logan 18:31  Even if they know what most of that stuff is. That's not what they actually care about. They care that you understand the problem that they have and where they want to grow, and that you are excited and a trustworthy person for that, and I think where a lot of people. Brad Crowell 18:50  And that's what they will pay for.Lesley Logan 18:51  Yeah, as well. Yoga Works doesn't exist anymore, it's a perfect example. Their entire advertising model was "first two weeks free, your first two weeks are free." That's a process, right? They were not selling "get meditated in 14 days or less" or "de-stress from traffic," right? They weren't selling what you were gonna gain from doing the yoga for two weeks, whereas if they had actually talked more about how you would feel when you left the yoga class.Brad Crowell 19:29  Sure.Lesley Logan 19:30  I think more people would take them up on that for two weeks free, because it's like, "Wow, two weeks free, this class must be full." No, they weren't, and they're not in business. But I see this all the time in people posting about their Pilates stuff: "Hey, I've got, I'm opening up two spots on Mondays and Wednesdays." Unless someone already trusts you, that's unhelpful. Launa Jae, who's been on our show, has done this really well: "Hey, I'm opening in two weeks, I'm moving four spots for women over 40 who are tired of yo-yo dieting, and they want to actually make a change that lasts a lifetime."Brad Crowell 20:03  Right.Lesley Logan 20:03  You can hear the difference, right? "I'm accepting four new clients," or "In two weeks I will have four spots available for this type of person."Brad Crowell 20:11  Yeah.Lesley Logan 20:12  That is listing the transformation someone's gonna have. She doesn't say, "And when you sign up, you'll have to do eight weeks of macro counting." No, she's not saying that, because no one wants to do that. That's too much information. Yeah, and then we get this a lot, because people will say, "Pilates is too expensive." People have been saying Pilates is too expensive since it was fucking cheap. People have been saying Pilates is too expensive since I started teaching, and people weren't even charging $1 a minute, right, for a private session. But you have to understand that if people are making decisions based on cost, they will always do that. You have to bring it back to the investment of the transformation they want to have, and how badly do they want to have that? Brad Crowell 20:51  Yeah, that's the shift.Lesley Logan 20:52  Some people don't actually want to pay the investment that the transformation would cost, so those people will always be looking for a deal, constantly frustrated. They're the ones who are buying this silly tool this week, and the next thing over here, they're bouncing around. But there are people when, if you reframe it to the investment for what you want to achieve, as Julian said, the investment you want to achieve for your desired goal is going to be one of time and money, right? So you change the word to investment, and then in doing that, you're going to shift the mindset from cost to investment, right? Which is a really good shift you want to make in someone's brain, because they invest in things all day long. They invest time in scrolling on their Instagram, they invest time in being in traffic, they invest time on a lot of different things. So, how can we shift the investment of time and money to something that actually works for them? When I was teaching mat classes only, and I was trying to get people in them, I would say, "Stop spending time in traffic, spend that hour in Pilates and get home in 20 minutes after,"Brad Crowell 21:54  Right.Lesley Logan 21:54  So I had people literally come to my mat class two nights a week that I had it, and they loved it, because instead of sitting in traffic for 90 minutes, they did an hour of Pilates, and then it takes them 25 minutes to get home, same amount of time, but they actually got a transformation to go with it. So really shifting that mindset. And then when people do ask for discounts, you have to have some confidence in the product that you have. I keep telling our agency members, "You need to have courage and conviction in what you do," and that also means telling people how they have to be to be a client of yours. My trainer has so much courage and conviction, she is like, "You cannot be a client of mine if you can't commit to this many times." Yeah, and I really do think that if a lot more Pilates instructors said that, yes, they might have fewer clients in the beginning, but I actually think they would have more later, because the transformation of their clients that they're getting would get them more clients.Brad Crowell 22:44  Yeah, I think this is a perfect transition into what I was hoping to talk about, which is... there was a moment where he was talking about Steve Jobs and the iPhone, right? And he's like, he wasn't like, "Hey, do you think it'd be cool if maybe you guys might want..." none of that. It was like, "Hey, check out this amazing tool that we built that's gonna change your lifeLesley Logan 23:07  Yeah.Brad Crowell 23:07  radically," right? And he said, so he was talking about confidence, right? And there's a difference between polling your audience and getting feedback, and how do you present the thing that you sell or do, right?Lesley Logan 23:21  Absolutely certain that there were NDAs signed of people who were looking at the iPhone before we got it. Brad Crowell 23:27  Yeah, but Julian pointed out that you have to be confident enough that the universe will present you what you need when you need it, riht? Lesley Logan 23:35  Yeah.Brad Crowell 23:36  And that is a scary thing. That is the "leap and the net will appear" kind of approach, right? And obviously, that's definitely something that gets severely tested, and Julian acknowledged that, for sure, especially when you have financial needs, and the wrong clients are coming through your door, but saying... y'all were talking about clients, and the clients that will stay with you for the long haul or not, right? And it's always a scramble at first, like we'll take anybody who comes in the door, but what if our messaging, like we were just talking about, was attracting the correct person who we want to serve and is excited to get the transformation? Yeah, they're going to stay with you way, way longer. And I am... I don't know if you picked up on it if you listened to the interview, but I was so proud because we had a bunch of agency members fill out his big questionnaire, and he compared agency members' stats against the industry stats. And what he said was that agency members retain their clients longer. Yeah, and I was really, really excited to hear that.Lesley Logan 24:49  Yeah and it's because our Agency members, even their process to become a client of theirs sets them up so that they're not getting these crazy wackos that just want to bounce from place to place. They are actually set up to make sure that they are the right client, they're advertised in the right place. One of our members is actually changing her website to being specifically their Pilates studio for women over 40.Brad Crowell 25:15  Cool.Lesley Logan 25:15  Right? Because she's like, "I'm tired of getting calls from 20-year-olds who are comparing me to this other studio over here. That's not what we offer. And even if they can't afford my intro offer, they don't like the classes because they're not for Pilates princesses." And it's like, right. So, there are women who are fucking tired, like, "I want to go to Pilates, but all these Pilates princesses are pictured." And so this client of ours has women over 40 pictured. That's going to matter so much to them, right. And so I am so proud of our agency members. They have solid businesses, and you have a business you can depend on, you're not going off what the trends are. And I really think that right now the Pilates bubble is bursting in several ways. One, Hailey Bieber just announced that too many studios are out there, and they're crappy teachers. Hailey Bieber wrote this. And then The Guardian did an entire article about how people are getting hurt all the time doing Pilates. And here's the thing: if you were doing real Pilates, you could not get hurt if you were actually ready for the exercise that you're doing. Most of the time, people are getting injuries because they're in large group classes that are not on real reformers, and or their teacher was not trained thoroughly enough, and so the teacher's boss is all about how fun the class is and how entertained and how packed the classes are versus the results that they're getting. And I think Julian would back me up on this. Going back to the transformation you want to have and the investment you have to have: I have to get you that transformation, which means you have to show up, but I have to have the teachers that are quality. And so I actually think between the recession that we are all expecting to show up and the fact that people are not going to see the results they want by studios where the people aren't trained fully.Brad Crowell 27:04  Yeah.Lesley Logan 27:05  I do see the pendulum swinging now. How far is it? It's not going to swing that far if you are a solid studio that truly knows what you're doing and why you do it, and you're not begging people to take class for you by offering it for free, but instead you're like, "If you want to participate here, here's how often you have to come, here's the transformation we can provide you, and here's how we do that." You come every other week, I can't get you shit.Brad Crowell 27:26  Yeah, and being real with them. That's where that confidence comes into play, having the confidence to know that the universe will present you what you need when you need it. I remember trying to convince clients, I remember how much time I spent trying to convince clients that we were the right agency for them, or coaching group for them, or web development company for them, or whatever. And it always felt like I'm really good at that, but then we would land a client and they were just the fucking worst client. They never delivered the photos that they said that they had, or they never gave me copy, and so ultimately I'd start this project, we would take a deposit, start the project, and then get stuck, right? Or we would have clients come in, they'd pay us one time for coaching, and then they would never participate, and then they would disappear. And that just felt like such a waste of effort on both our time and theirs.Lesley Logan 28:25  Totally.Brad Crowell 28:26  That time payment didn't feel worth it. It certainly wasn't satisfying. We didn't help them, right? And so.Lesley Logan 28:31  It's also why we've even changed how agency operates now, because it definitely is only attractive to people who are willing to actually do the work.Brad Crowell 28:39  Yeah.Lesley Logan 28:39  You have to do the work. You can't just do calls with me or Brad every quarter and whine and whatever, and then go, "Well, I got this action, I can go make a checklist, and I can feel like I did something new." No, Agency now requires you to ask a lot of questions, put your problem in there, go watch a course, come to an office hour, ask which course to watch, ask what next steps to take, like, you actually have to do the action. And the reason I love that more, even though it's definitely not a sexier sell, is that what we do actually fucking works. I know that, and the people who've listened to us have been with us for years, and when they do the work, it works. Period, end of story. And we recently were at an event, and I saw one of our ex-Agency members who paid because they wanted the transformation, but didn't want to do the work. And then this person would also do the things I said not to do all the time, and then they would come back with a problem. And it's like, "Okay, with the contract you've already signed, there's not a lot I can do, because you made a contract without asking our opinions, and then you signed it." And that person is like, "Yeah, I've just been so overwhelmed, and I'm closing these two studios, I'm doing this, I'm just downsizing a lot." And I just wanted to go, "I fucking told you." Yeah, but here's the thing: I have courage and conviction in how we coach and who we are for, and I know what we can do with people who will do the work. And that means, though, you have to also have courage and conviction in what you offer as a studio. And if that means telling someone, "I actually don't work with clients who are in and out every single week, unless they're gonna do homework, and if you're gonna do homework, it means you have to do it three to four days a week." You have to tell people, "I just don't work with those people, because I don't want to take your money, that's dirty money." Any studio that takes your money and tells you that they can get you what you want, and you're only going to come in once a week or every couple of weeks, is lying to you. If you educate people on that, I'm telling you, you will get a great client. And here's why I can tell you this with my own courage and conviction, with another story: I used to sell a teacher training program for Equinox, and I would always ask people, "Where are you in your research process? Oh, I'm the first person you're talking to? Great, let me explain to you how training programs are not apples to apples. Let me explain to you what it is that you need to be looking for, what questions to be asking." By the way, these are all in my book. "What questions to be asking, what you need to be experiencing, what these things are. When you go and look to other places, I want you asking these questions, because if they don't have answers that work with your life, it does not matter the price, you will be stuck. So I can tell you right now, based on the local programs that I know that exist, we are more expensive on paper, but here's where we solve a lot of those problems. Why don't you go back, do your research, call me back, let's do another thing." I could follow up with them, and there'd be people who say, "You're too expensive, that's too much time, I can't make blah blah blah." And then they would come back and they'd sign up, because they would go do the research, and they would realize that on paper, while we're more expensive, we actually have more things. So you have to have that with people, because if someone's gonna price shop, they're gonna price shop, but I can tell you why. "Oh, well, we're more expensive than them because we're three people, not 12." Hello, educate them. They don't know.Brad Crowell 31:53  Yeah, they don't know. Lesley Logan 31:55  So you're getting resentful of them, but they don't know what they don't know. You have to say.Brad Crowell 31:58  Yeah can also say something like, "Our teachers have 600 hours of certifications under their belt," or something like that.Lesley Logan 32:04  Yeah, when people would do that when we were at the studios, like, "Oh, well, this is more expensive than the Pilates across the street." "Yeah, well, those teachers can only teach on one item, they can only teach on a Reformer, and that's all they're trained on. These are comprehensively trained teachers. These people did at least nine months to a year of training, they spent $8,000-plus, and they have access to all this equipment to get you the goals you want. But if you have to go off of that investment, I get it, go do it over there." Anyways, well, I could keep talking for hours, but we should get to the Be It Action Items, because clearly, I love Julian's data, and I love that we can help people. Knowing what the data is really helps us understand where they are in their business and what they have to focus on. Because you're not going to focus on new clients and retention at the same time. If you have great retention, you don't need new clients.Brad Crowell 32:51  Right.Lesley Logan 32:52  You know, you don't need as many anyways. Okay.Brad Crowell 32:54  Yeah. Well, stick around, we'll be right back. All right. So, finally, let's talk about those Be It Action Items: what bold, executable, intrinsic, or targeted action items can we take away from your conversation with Julian Barnes? He said on client commitment and transformation, Julian said that the first step in the transformation is transforming your daily routine. He emphasized that people need to adopt a new routine, one that says, "I'm coming on Tuesday morning, Thursday after work, and Saturday morning. I'm committed to this change," right? For studio owners, you are more likely to be successful if you present a prescription that gives your client the opportunity to adopt a new routine from day one.Lesley Logan 33:41  Yeah.Brad Crowell 33:41  Right? Like, think about it, if you've got a person coming in the door and you try to get them to make a change, let's say you've had a client for a really long time, and then you try to get them to make a change, do they make the change? Very rarely, right? People get annoyed at change, they get frustrated at change, they like what they like, they like what they have. But if you set that precedent right out of the gate, this is how people get change here.Lesley Logan 34:08  Yes, right, I love that. Well, also, I had a client who was always late, and they'd always apologize, and I had a client before them and after them, and I never gave them more time, and they weren't asking. I said, "Hey, don't apologize to me. This is on you. If you only want a 45-minute session, I have no problem with that. But if you want the full session, you have to ask yourself why you don't feel worthy enough to have a full session so that you can figure out how you have to leave work early. But that's the change you have to make. It has to be based on what you want, it can't be on me." And you know what? She was never late again.Brad Crowell 34:41  Yeah, it's a great example, because what Julian said, which I thought was kind of snuck in there again, he said, "Keep your power."Lesley Logan 34:52  Yeah.Brad Crowell 34:53  Right? We have power. The power is that we are the authority figure, right? And I mean, not in a tyrant kind of a way, but you can say to someone, "This is how it works here, this is how we see people have success here, and this is what we recommend for you."Lesley Logan 35:10  I think we'll just go into my action takeaway, which is like, if you're actively listening to what they have to say, you literally hear what they are, and you use those words, and you connect them to how your services are offered, then you have to step into the authority, because they came to your house.Brad Crowell 35:26  Yeah.Lesley Logan 35:26  If this person came to your house, and you are a "no shoes in the house" person, would you just go, "I guess I'll let them wear shoes"? No, this is a no-shoes house, right? It's a no-shoes house. So, if you are like... I always tell people, take my shoes off, we don't, but you're the person who does, how come you can't be that at the business where you actually are an authority? This is where, I think a lot of people have doubt about the benefits that they can have, because they themselves have forgotten their own practice.Brad Crowell 35:53  Sure.Lesley Logan 35:54  And they themselves have not made any clients actually have consistency, and so they're not actually having the benefits to back up their power. But you have 100 years of Joe Pilates's work working to go off of. So if you are a new teacher, you have 100 years, literally 100 years. This is the year, this year is 100 years that he came to the United States to go off of this, and then you go... I'll give you the advice that I was given, and we'll wrap this up. My first week as a teacher at a studio at Equinox, this teacher said to me, "The best advice they can give you is to get one client and make them your own, like, make them obsessed with you, and you'll have all the clients." And I made those clients obsessed with me, and they did start getting results, results that they weren't getting with their other Pilates instructor, because I got them from... right, because that other Pilates instructor let them come and go. So, please, I was like, "Nope, you have to make up that session you're about to miss next Sunday. I'll see you on Friday. Let's do it. Let's go. I'll make the time." And it's because, one, I need the money, but two, I listened to that advice, and that advice gave me conviction and authority to sit here today and tell you, if you make people be consistent, they get results.Brad Crowell 37:05  Yeah.Lesley Logan 37:06  So be the boss. They came to you.Brad Crowell 37:08  Yeah, they came to you. Don't give away your power.Lesley Logan 37:11  If you need help with that, if you need these pep talks, you should just go to agency.Brad Crowell 37:15  Yeah, this couldn't be an easier segue here. Lesley Logan 37:19  I mean, so profitablepilates.com/agency go there. We have for sure, at the time that we're recording this, one amazing way to work with us. It's quite possible the second way, which is a secret, is available. I'm not sure.Brad Crowell 37:31  It's possible.Lesley Logan 37:32  possible. And if you don't see it, then you book a call with Brad, and you ask him which one is best for you and what's going on there. But we can help you. We can help you.Brad Crowell 37:40  We can certainly support you with these things.Lesley Logan 37:42  Yep.Brad Crowell 37:42  And you can keep your clients longer, too.Lesley Logan 37:44  Yeah, you get all the benefits that our clients get.Brad Crowell 37:47  Yeah.Lesley Logan 37:47  And also, guess what? You get a predictable, boring business, which is so nice. Go be entertained by your streamers, not by your business. Okay, life's stressful enough. I don't need an up and down on my business to be what's going on, what I'm going my vibes off of. Okay, I'm Lesley Logan.Brad Crowell 38:04  And I'm Brad Crowell.Lesley Logan 38:05  Thank you so much. I hope this was fun. It was an interesting deep dive into the industry, and Julian, his company does some really great work that is on the data. So, BFS is the company. We'll put the links in the show notes. Share this with a Pilates instructor friend who needs to hear it.Brad Crowell 38:21  Yeah.Lesley Logan 38:22  And until next time, Be It Till You See It.Brad Crowell 38:24  Bye for now.Lesley Logan 38:26  That's all I got for this episode of the Be It Till You See It Podcast. 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It's June (Ok, july, but the episode is slightly later than planned due to it being too bloody hot to edit last week) so it's time for another Now Playing episode! This month Colin has picked Bristolian Post-Metal/Blackgaze band Svalbard's 2020 album "When I Die, Will I Get Better?" ahead of the band's final ever show in August this year. Ian has picked Japanese post-rock legends Mono and their 2004 album "Walking Cloud and Deep Red Sky, Flag Fluttered and the Sun Shined, and Tracey has picked the 2008 album J² which is a collaboration between Jarboe (Former vocalist for Swans) and Justin K Broadrick (Jesu, Godflesh, Napalm Death, Head Of David, Techno Animal among others).You can listen to the Svalbard album here.The Mono album is here.and the Jarboe/Justin K Broadrick album is here.As always, if you enjoy the music please consider supporting the artists by buying their records etc.Part of the We Dig Podcasts network along with Free With This Months Issue & Pick A Disc.Bluesky - https://bsky.app/profile/wedigmusic.bsky.socialInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/wedigmusicpcast/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/wedigpusicpcast/Find our other episodes & podcasts at www.wedigpodcasts.com 

Are you walking blind when it comes to your finances?In this episode, Jessica and Brandon are going back to basics because too many people are waking up to financial realities way too late. They're breaking down why it's so dangerous not to know where your money is, how your bills are being paid, or even what accounts exist. Whether you're married, partnered, or handling things solo, this episode will give you the tools and mindset shift to take back control.We cover:The hidden risks of not knowing how your household finances workWhy women are disproportionately affected and how to change thatWhat “financial visibility” actually means (and how to get it)The first steps to organize your bills, accounts, and debtTools we personally use to track everything in one placeWhat to do today to protect yourself and your familyThis isn't about shame. It's about empowerment. Let's help you build a financial system that works even if life doesn't go according to plan.Show Notes:Sign up for Monarch MoneyGet our "When I Die" Guide Episode 45: When I Die- A Guide to Support Loved Ones After You're GoneHead over to our YouTube channel to catch this episode in full video form. Apply to be a guest on the show. You can also email us at: thesugardaddypodcast@gmail.com Connect with us on InstagramWe're most active over at @thesugardaddypodcast Chat with BrandonWant to work together? Learn more about Brandon Book a free 30-min call to see if it's a fit. Show us some love, hit subscribe, leave a five star rating, and drop a quick review! Money, relationships, and the mindset to master both. Hosted by financial advisor Brandon and his wife Jessica, The Sugar Daddy Podcast breaks down how to build wealth, unpack old money beliefs, and have real conversations about love and finances. Our mission? To help couples and individuals grow rich in every sense of the word: emotionally, relationally and financially.

Laura Nyro’s most famous compositions — “Stoned Soul Picnic,” “Stoney End,” “When I Die,” “Wedding Bell Blues,” “Eli’s Coming” — are jewels of mainstream music, and her covers of songs like “Jimmy Mack” and “Gonna Take a Miracle” are legendary. But she was uncomfortable under the spotlight and withdrew from it to become the Belle of Danbury, Connecticut. This hour: a night of singing, reflecting, and celebrating recorded in front of a live audience at Watkinson School in Hartford. GUESTS: Jim Chapdelaine: Guitar and vocals Latanya Farrell: Vocals and tambourine Steve Metcalf: Piano and vocals The Colin McEnroe Show is available as a podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, TuneIn, Listen Notes, or wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe and never miss an episode! Subscribe to The Noseletter, an email compendium of merriment, secrets, and ancient wisdom brought to you by The Colin McEnroe Show. Join the conversation on Facebook and Twitter. Colin McEnroe contributed to this show, which originally aired February 21, 2020.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textIn this enlightening conversation, Julie Hilsen and Helen Gretchen Jones explore the profound role of a death doula, the importance of vulnerability in grief, and the healing connections that can be made at the end of life. They discuss the spiritual aspects of death, the messages from the spirit world, and the significance of sound healing in creating a peaceful transition. The conversation emphasizes the beauty of life transitions and the importance of celebrating connections with loved ones, both in life and beyond.TakeawaysCreating a sacred space is essential for healing conversations.Death doulas play a vital role in providing support during transitions.Vulnerability can foster deeper connections in times of grief.Holistic approaches can enhance end-of-life care.Messages from the spirit world can provide comfort and closure.Understanding life and death connections can transform our perspective on grief.Mediumship can facilitate healing and connection with loved ones.Writing about experiences can be a powerful tool for sharing and healing.Sound healing can create a soothing environment for those transitioning.Celebrating life's transitions is important for personal growth and connection.https://www.helengretchenjones.com/Chapters00:00 Creating a Sacred Space for Healing05:10 Navigating Grief and Vulnerability12:40 Intuitive Guidance and Spiritual Connection18:05 Lessons from Shared Death Experiences23:36 Compassion and the 5D Experience29:52 Sound Healing: The Role of Crystal BowlsSupport the showLink to Support this Channel: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2153284/supporters/newJulie's Book: https://amzn.to/3K2ZS05Julie's Website for more information, comments or requests: https://lifeofloveandjoy.comI receive a small commission when you purchase from these links. Thank you for your support! Promo Code for Free Audio Book on Audible: https://amzn.to/45YUMdH

Have you ever felt like an imposter in your career or struggled with leaving a meaningful legacy?  In this episode of Life After Corporate, host Deb Boulanger sits down with Jen Coken to unravel the complexities of imposter syndrome and authentic leadership. Jen's journey from a political career to becoming an acclaimed coach provides invaluable insights into overcoming self-doubt and embracing genuine authority. Together, they explore how early-life experiences shape our professional lives, the challenges of transitioning from corporate to entrepreneurial worlds, and practical advice on mindfulness and self-discovery.  Tune in to discover how to transform imposter syndrome into your superpower and leave a lasting legacy, no matter where your journey begins.    [00:05- 14:54] Legacy and Authenticity in Leadership   Jen Coken discusses the importance of leaving a legacy, stressing that it doesn't require fame or vast impacts. Authority is defined as confidence and authenticity, not merely power or status. Coken brings attention to the pervasive nature of imposter syndrome, comparing it to a pandemic that leaders face. Jen shares a story of a woman who lost her identity by conforming to traditional expectations in a male-dominated industry.     [14:55 -22:19] Imposter Syndrome and Corporate Challenges   Imposter syndrome is described as a phenomenon involving an amygdala hijack, leading to reactions like fight or flight. She advises leaders to be curious rather than assume, particularly in meetings and professional settings. Strategies include asserting oneself and sharing personal context deliberately and strategically. Jen recounts her personal pivot from corporate life, illustrating her initial struggles with visibility and imposter syndrome.     [22:20 - 33:14]  Mindfulness and Personal Development      Mindfulness is highlighted as a tool to observe rather than control emotions, aiding in rewiring neural pathways. Coken speaks about the 6-year-old self's influence on present-day decisions and behaviors. The power of being an observer of emotions to foster new ways of being is underscored. Jen Coken shares insights on transforming imposter syndrome into a superpower and embracing it as a driver for success.   [33:15 - 39:02] Communicating and Dealing with Insecurity   Coken suggests recording and analyzing thoughts to separate fact from fiction, a method she calls "The Power Code." Emphasizes the significance of owning one's stories and making bold decisions despite uncertainties. "Fake fear" vs. "real fear" is a concept discussed to manage internal insecurities. Utilize self-acceptance and authenticity to combat self-doubt in crowded markets.   Connect with Jen Coken Email:  jen@jencoken.com Website:  Jen Coken Coaching - Author | Lifestyle Coach | Comedian LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coken/ Instagram: @jencoken Facebook: Jen Coken Coaching Jen's Books “Make Imposter Syndrome Your Superpower”   www.jencokenbook.com “When I Die, Take My Panties”  Amazon.com: When I Die, Take My Panties: Turning Your Darkest Moments into Your Greatest Gifts eBook : Coken, Jennifer: Kindle Store   Barnes & Noble Link If you buy the book PREsale from Barnes & Noble, you'll receive a special gift from Jen: Make Imposter Syndrome Your Superpower: The Ultimate Guide for Women in STEM to Lead with More Authority, Influence, and Impact by Jen Coken, Paperback | Barnes & Noble® Go to https://lifeaftercorporatepodcast.com/ for all episodes 169. Lisa Durante's Strategy for Mastering Your Content Marketing Plan! 153  A 3-Step Guide to Skyrocketing Your Income 137 Marketing, Management, and Metrics: The Keys to Consistent Success Tweetable Quotes: “The brain's never dealing with reality ever. The brain is consistently taking in information, comparing it, compartmentalizing it."... Jen Coker on Neuroscience Revelations “And imposter syndrome came in because I had a big contract with a big tech company, and I was sucked into the toxic culture without realizing it, which is so easy for us to do."... Jen Coker on Overcoming Imposter Syndrome and Toxic Work Culture   **TRANSCRIPT AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST**   SUBSCRIBE & LEAVE A FIVE-STAR REVIEW and share this podcast with other growing entrepreneurs!  Get weekly tips on how to create more money and meaning doing work you love and be one of the many growing entrepreneurs in our community. Connect with me on LinkedIn; https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12656341/  or on Instagram or our website at www.lifeaftercorporatepodcast.com .    

Navigating the waters of mortality isn't a journey to embark on alone; that's why Jessica and Brandon crafted a heartfelt discussion to guide you through this delicate topic. Available for download, this guide is designed to help you arrange your affairs with kindness and foresight. Jessica and Brandon discuss the importance of open dialogues about death and the tangible steps you can take to prepare, including legal documentation and financial planning, to ensure a smoother transition for those you care about.Watch this episode in video form on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP55O4Ku4dukHcK0kExhpcALearn more about Brandon and Oak City Financial  & schedule a free 30-minute introductory call with him here: https://www.oakcityfinancial.usTo apply to be a guest on the show, visit https://www.thesugardaddypodcast.com/guests/intake/ If you'd like to leave us a question to be answered during future episodes, you can do so at: https://www.speakpipe.com/thesugardaddypodcastYou can also always email us at: thesugardaddypodcast@gmail.com Be sure to connect with us on socials @thesugardaddypodcast we are most active on InstagramPlease remember to subscribe, rate, and review! Notes from the show:If you'd like your own copy of our “When I Die” guide, simply subscribe on our website for the free download by following the instructions below:1. Go to www.thesugardaddypodcast.com2. When you see the pop up, enter your first name and valid email address 3. Confirm your email4. Your free guide will be instantly available to you *If you have any issues with this process, reach out to us via email or DM

In this episode I interviewed Keith Blackmore, who edited Philip Gould's book When I Die, which was published after Philip had died.Philip was one of the architects of New Labour, but in 2011 he had cancer. Keith, then the deputy editor at The Times, started serialising an essay Philip had written about his experience, which later formed part of the book. A few months later, Philip died, after which his family asked Keith to edit this book, When I Die.In the interview we talk about how Keith became involved and the way newspaper editing can make for gripping narrative, but mostly we talked about how he gathered all the words Philip had left behind, Philip's writing style, and how Philip documented his death so beautifully.You can buy the book here:https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/when-i-die-lessons-from-the-death-zone-philip-gould/1858616?ean=9780349139111 Keith also recommended A Death in Malta by Paul Caruana Galizia . You can buy that here: https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/a-death-in-malta-an-assassination-and-a-family-s-quest-for-justice-paul-caruana-galizia/7419825?ean=9781529151558If you want to have a look at Tortoise, go here:https://www.tortoisemedia.com/ And finally, my books are here:https://uk.bookshop.org/contributors/andrew-hankinson Thank you for listening.

Rundown -   Jane Feldman in the Inner Sanctum of Craig's Lawyers' Lounge - 49:25   Troubadour Dave Gunders - 01:53:58   "When I Die" by Dave Gunders - 02:08:44   Sordid Lauren Boebert incident at the Denver theater is thoroughly reviewed. So is the reaction by members of the Colorado and national media. Remember how Boebert went on Caplis Show to unveil bogus October 2022 surprise claiming her opponent had adulterous sex in a storage trailer in Aspen, a claim later discredited. We do.   We've got the sound of Caplis' reacting to the Boebert incident this week where he goes after the media for letting Dems like Polis and Biden get away with worse. The double standard is real and we use sound to show where it actually exists - on conservative media. Kyle Clark is part of this soundbite story.   Listen to Boebert reading a Caplis-approved script and flubbing it badly. Abortion opposition is a prop for BoBo and many of her fellow travelers, but it works to get some people on her side. And that's all it takes. https://twitter.com/RonFilipkowski/status/1705009115049648439   On the eve of Yom Kippur and G-d knows what else, we bring you both a spiritual and prosecution oriented show. Being Jewish may seem obvious if your name is Feldman, but there's always a little more to the story. The Feldmans were connected to the upper echelon of Manhattan politics.   Jane Feldman's father was a prominent NYC attorney close to the famous Morgenthaus, the most prominent Jewish family in American politics for years. We do a lot of name-dropping, including Kennedys, Roosevelts and celebrities Jane Feldman knew growing up in NY. Jane went on to be a prosecutor for the NYC DA's Office where she served 8+ years.   Jane Feldman also worked as Assistant AG in Colorado. She's in her fifth decade of legal practice now, meaning she enters the INNER SANCTUM reserved for Craig's Act Five Attorneys, now in their fifth decade of practice. Such lawyers are fearless and opinionated. Jane comes through.   An outspoken MAGA critic, Jane is known by Congressman Joe Neguse and others as a great sharp-tongued, fact-checker of MAGA on social media. Feldman calls out conservative disinformation and stands up against Jew haters. We talk about MAGA and bigotry – and how best to react as lawyers.   We analyze the various Trump trials and tribulations. This drama has many NYC components such as Trump and Rudy Giuliani. Go behind the scenes with this NYC connected guest with sharp analytical and prosecutorial skills. Jane Feldman is wise.   Show Troubadour Dave Gunders is great at contemplating the big issues that go with Yom Kippur. It is the day Jews confront their mortality. Gunders does that straight on with his amazing song titled, "When I Die." Is it metaphorical or literal when he says he wants to be laid down in the muddy water of the Mississippi? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbfXJaVSCrI

I launched my webcam, put on headphones and sat behind the microphone to record "An Oral History." Parts 1 and 2 were recorded on March 11, 2011. Part 3 was recorded on January 16, 2017. Part 4 was recorded on June 23, 2022. I gave my children copies of Parts 1, 2 and 3. I haven't yet shared Part 4. Fifteen to twenty years ago I first crafted a document I named, "When I Die." In it, I outlined, in some details, what I most wanted to happen when I die. I would regularly change and edit the document, often driven by the death of somebody. The deaths of close friends would spark greater editing. Life events then began to dramatically impact the document. As my life changed I'd edit the document. I changed the document drastically in the fall of 2018 when I went through some dark times. Since then I've changed it more slightly - tweaking it. I just finished making minor refinements to it this morning, sparked mostly because of the death of "the last man standing." I made this post on Facebook on July 10, 2023... The Last Man Standing He was among a select group of older men who helped shape, influence and challenge me to become better. Always better. Johnny Elmore, Ronny Wade, Barney Owens and Don King were the giants in my life. Trusted advisors I could call about anything. Everything. And I did call them. I leaned on them because they were stalwart men I could count on. The Lord's work was always their top priority. My spiritual best was unquestioned. For wise counsel, caring challenges, or correction, I found none better than this group of men. They knew God's Word and how to apply it to our lives. They hopefully saw me at my best, but most importantly, they helped when things were at their worst. Loving the Lord and His Church was THE common bond, but all four shared a wit, wisdom and humor that resonated with me since I was very young. They were fun. Funny. And it mattered. Men who could laugh at themselves, and others. Men who were slow to "should" me ("you should do this or that"). Instead, they were men open to question. To question the answers we may have thought we already knew. To answer the questions we may have not yet dared to ask. Truth seekers, each one of them. Truth tellers, all of them. I loved them all very much. For their knowledge, experience, insights, wisdom and candor. Don was the last man standing in my small, but vital circle of influence. At Ronny's passing I told him so. We talked about how as life rolls along we lose our mentors. I told him I may have to "get younger at that position." But there's no getting younger at that position. There's only the acknowledgement and gratitude that I had them for as long as I did. And I tried to make the most of it without being too intrusive. I came of age under the tutelage of these men. They were watchful protectors over every significant event and decision I made. In just a matter of months three of them were gone. Barney. Johnny. Ronny. I told Don I hoped we'd have many more years together in the journey. I said, "I'm unprepared to go it alone without at least one old man in my life...tag you're it!" We chuckled...unaware of how little time we had. But in spite of his health challenges in recent years as his outward man began to perish, I was confident that Don's inner man was being renewed day by day. That's a confidence I had in all four of the old men in my life. It's why I was always anxious to hear their wisdom, listen to their counsel and make my decisions accordingly. I'm thankful to have sat in the presence of these four giants who each helped me stand when I might have crumbled. Men whose influence is sure to outlive them. I loved them all. And felt loved back by each of them. The following audio was recorded in my house on Friday afternoon, April 19, 2013 when Don and I recorded a conversation about building a good Christian home - a recording I made for a handful of young men I was hoping to serve at the time.

Serena Cherry from Svalbard discusses their fourth album, The Weight Of The Mask. We delve into intentional differences between this album and When I Die, Will I Get Better? and explore Svalbard's collaboration with The Ranch Production House, their creative process, lyrical themes, and inspirations. Discover insights from shows with Russian Circles and Cult of Luna and find out if Svalbard has an Australian adventure planned.

Did you know that radiation can significantly reduce the risk of breast cancer recurrence? Jen Coken, a breast cancer survivor, shared this fascinating fact on our podcast. She emphasized the importance of sticking with the facts, empowering each other, and honest communication, even in difficult situations. In this podcast episode, host Kimberly Spencer interviews Jen Coken, a comedian, speaker, coach, and author of "When I Die, Take My Panties." Jen shares her journey of resilience and grit, facing the loss of her mother to ovarian cancer and her own breast cancer diagnosis. They discuss the power of connections and how one person can make a dream a reality. Jen also talks about setting boundaries, prioritizing self-care, and transforming her business during her cancer journey. The conversation touches on imposter syndrome, amygdala hijack, and the importance of speaking one's truth. Jen emphasizes the value of support systems and finding joy in life. Enjoy, sovereigns! Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, or your favorite podcast listening platform. You can also watch the episode on Youtube. Quotes: "Self-care, loving yourself first, taking time for you first, taking time for your family first, that is incredibly important." ~ Jen Coken “The ability to navigate those challenging conversations in the end is necessary and it's so healing” ~ Kimberly Spencer “That's so powerful and empowering when someone can hold the space to feel free to express themselves even if you don't agree.” ~ Kimberly Spencer Moments of Note: The Power of Big Asks [00:01:44] Kimberly and Jen discuss the power of making big asks and how it can lead to unexpected opportunities. Turning a Book into a Movie [00:02:40] Jen shares how her book, "When I Die, Take My Panties," is being turned into a major motion picture and the importance of knowing your big ask. Finding the Gold in Life's Challenges [00:08:30] Jen and Kimberly discuss the transformative power of grief and finding lessons and growth in difficult experiences. The decision-making process [00:11:34] The speaker discusses her options for treatment and seeks advice from friends and doctors. Support and empowerment [00:12:33] The speaker emphasizes the importance of having supportive friends and empowering each other during difficult times. Humor and business impact [00:17:14] The speaker talks about how humor served her during her journey and discusses the impact of her diagnosis on her business. The shift in business and working schedule [00:21:43] The speaker discusses how her business and working schedule changed after her cancer diagnosis, including coaching only on specific days and times and focusing more on group work. Awakening greatness and leadership pillars [00:28:18] The speaker talks about tapping into greatness and the four pillars of leadership she developed during her breast cancer treatment, including leading from the heart, letting go of perfectionism, listening for the gold, and acknowledging people. Acceptance and boundaries in relationships [00:31:54] The speaker explores the importance of accepting and acknowledging people as they are while still maintaining personal boundaries in relationships. Knowing Your Boundaries [00:32:28] Speaker 2 discusses the importance of knowing and setting personal boundaries, sharing personal experiences and examples. Developing Boundaries [00:33:50] Speaker 1 asks Speaker 2 about the boundaries she developed through her journey, and Speaker 2 shares examples of her work boundaries and decision-making process. Saying No and Prioritizing [00:36:12] Speaker 2 talks about the practice of saying no, setting boundaries with podcast appearances, and prioritizing time and commitments. The Last Week of September [00:42:00] The speaker talks about finally getting paid and paying rent and team members, and making a significant amount of money in that week. Guest Podcasting Agency [00:43:16] The speaker introduces their communication queens guest podcasting agency and how it can help leverage podcast appearances for lead generation. Zone of Genius and Delegating [00:46:50] The speakers discuss the importance of focusing on one's zone of genius, delegating tasks, and the correlation between business growth and delegating effectively. Imposter Syndrome and Career Transitions [00:53:00] The speaker shares her experience of imposter syndrome when starting her own business and the impact of being laid off multiple times. Origins of Imposter Syndrome [00:54:36] The speaker discusses the origins of her imposter syndrome, tracing it back to a childhood incident and how it affected her career choices. Choosing Joy, Pleasure, and Play [00:59:34] The speaker talks about the importance of consciously choosing joy, pleasure, and play in her life and making decisions based on what brings her happiness. The amygdala hijack and making new decisions [01:02:52] Recognizing and managing amygdala hijack in high-stress situations, making new decisions instead of dwelling on past events. Origins of self-sabotage and imposter syndrome [01:03:51] Exploring how small events from childhood can lead to self-sabotaging behaviors and imposter syndrome in adulthood. How to overcome imposter syndrome [01:06:20] Recognizing the influence of past experiences on imposter syndrome and making new decisions to overcome it. Mentions + Additional Resources: Here's the link to Jen's campaign for the movie https://www.gofundme.com/f/when-i-die-take-my-pantiesthe-movie Connect with Jen Coken: Website: https://www.jencoken.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jencoken/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jenncoken/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coken/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jcoken Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfF6gn4O5o3Z4MTvrXzB5NA Transcript: For a full episode transcript, it can be found here. Sharables: For sharable images, quotes, and other social media posts to add some royal sparkle to your socials (with proper tagging and credit, of course), they can be found here. ____________

The New Posthumous Release From The Late Rapper Does A Solid Job With Consistency In His Legacy. RATE: 8.5/10 Favorites: Don't Miss, Real Oppy, Robberies, Phil Jackson, From The Hood, Jimmy, Heartless, Jealous, Act Up, Think I'm A Hoe, When I Die, All We Do Is Drill, Pressure Least Favorites: HitMan Keep On Craving My Lil Junkies R.I.P. King Von

Welcome to the Damn Dude Podcast! This is Season 2, Episode 104!- Fucked is Fucked.- For the First Time in Life, I Quit, and I Give Up.- Being Threatened With GARBAGE Restraining Orders.- Fake Understanding and Compassion- Pissing People Off by Continuously Not ACTUALLY listening.- "I Understand", "I Have Compassion/Empathy" does not equal or mean Having Actual Understanding or Empathy for another being, Especially When the next words out of that persons mouth are of NOT Understanding or having Compassion.- Saying Phrases Like that only to Not Actually Understand,  Pisses People Off.- Don't Say Words Just to Say Words, Mean What We Say.- When I Die....Did You REALLY know me? Remember to say 3 things you're Grateful for every morning and every night!- Available on all major platforms!@RealCaliforniaCal@DamnDudePodcasatAvailable on all major platforms: https://damndudepodcast.buzzsprout.com/- Apple Podcasts- Buzzspout- Spotify- Audible- Google Podcasts- Amazon Music- iTunes- Stitcher- iHeart Radio- TuneIn + Alexa- Podcast Addict- PodChaser- Pocket Casts- Deezer- Listen Notes- Player Fm- Podcast Index- Overcast- Castro- Castbox- Podfriend- YouTubeDaaaaaaamn Duuuuuude!!!!!Be sure to leave a 5 Star written review on Apple Podcast/Listen Notes! :)If you'd love and support the show, please feel free to make a donation to the Damn Dude Podcast!(link below)Anything and everything is Appreciated! :) Much Love, Love All.CashApp: $DamnDudePodcastSupport the show

Did you know that cemeteries do something called grave recycling?   If you don't read the fine print, there could come a time where your remains are removed from your grave and placed in a mass grave.   In today's episode, Coach Ashlie Walton and Detective Walton discuss the thing that none of us want to talk about…what do you actually want to have happen when you die?   We avoid conversations like this because we don't like the thought of losing the people that we care about the most. The truth is, talking about your final wishes is the best final wish that you can give to those that you love.   Check out When I'm Gone (death planner organizer) to store all of your final wishes in one, easy to access spot.     ⩥ PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL ⩤ https://bi3xbvVont.ly/   CLICK HERE for our best-selling products: https://amzn.to/3xaG3xw and https://rdbl.co/3DIQVUC   CLICK HERE to join our free Police, Fire, Military and Families Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/38w2e7r   Check out our website and learn more about how you can work with LEO Warriors by going to: https://www.leowarriors.com/   Like what you hear? We are honored. Drop a review and subscribe to our show.    The Tactical Living Podcast is owned by LEO Warriors, LLC. None of the content presented may be copied, repurposed or used without the owner's prior consent.   For PR, speaking requests and other networking opportunities, contact LEO Warriors:   EMAIL: ashliewalton555@gmail.com.   ADDRESS: P.O. Box 400115 Hesperia, Ca. 92340   ASHLIE'S FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/police.fire.lawenforcement   ➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤➤ This episode is NOT sponsored. Some product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something by clicking on one of our links, we'll receive a small commission.

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 663, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Director Directory 1: Profession of Joseph (of Christmas, not Halloween, fame). Carpenter. 2: What an angry mob might have done to David's "Blue Velvet". Lynch. 3: This castle in Brno used as a Hapsburg prison didn't make "Schindler's List". Spielberg Castle. 4: Tragic 1846-47 pioneer "party" that could have used "Superman" to rescue them. Donner (as in Richard) Party. 5: This popular stencil-bearing wood chair of 19th century America can make a cameo in your house. Hitchcock chair. Round 2. Category: Country Songs 1: In "Coward of the County", these boys, tho not necessarily Larry, Steve and Rudy, did Becky wrong. Gatlin brothers. 2: In this song Roger Miller told us, "They oughta take a rope and hang me high from the highest tree". "Dang Me". 3: U.S. state that's the actual title of the Tanya Tucker song often called "When I Die". Texas. 4: A Top 20 country hit for Elvis in 1973, Willie Nelson took it to No. 1 in 1982. "Always On My Mind". 5: (Hi, I'm Joe Nichols.) It may sound "unlikely", but in 2003 this song earned me a Grammy nomination for Best Male Country Vocal. "The Impossible". Round 3. Category: Fragrances 1: Her No. 5 perfume was later joined by Nos. 22 and 19. Coco Chanel. 2: C'mon, get this, the bestselling women's fragrance in the Clinique line. Happy. 3: Tattoo artist Kat von D has a scent called Saint as well as this alter ego. Sinner. 4: Eternity, Truth, Obsession: they're all fragrances from this designer. Calvin Klein. 5: You might say this man's cologne, introduced by Bijan in 1996, is a real slam dunk. Michael Jordan. Round 4. Category: 'Allo, Governor! 1: Henry S. Thibodaux,P.B.S. Pinchback. Louisiana. 2: Al Smith,Mario Cuomo. New York. 3: Calvin Coolidge,Michael Dukakis. Massachusetts. 4: Beauford Jester,John B. Connally, Jr.. Texas. 5: Karl F. Rulvagg,Floyd Bjornsterne Olson,Jacob Aall Ottesen Preus. Minnesota. Round 5. Category: Proverbially Speaking 1: "Laughter is the best" this. medicine. 2: It "makes the heart grow fonder". absence. 3: An Old English proverb says, "beauty is only" this, to which someone added, "ugly goes to the bone". skin deep. 4: "Where ignorance is" this, "'tis folly to be wise". bliss. 5: "A watched pot never" does this. boils. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia! Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/

Deputy Kirsten playing some classics and lots of new releases - listen up for "Blue" from Indigo Sparke, "When I Die" from The As, and instrumental "La Llorona" from Marisa Anderson.

Deputy Kirsten playing some classics and lots of new releases - listen up for "Blue" from Indigo Sparke, "When I Die" from The As, and instrumental "La Llorona" from Marisa Anderson.

Kirsten's playing lots of classics and lots of new releases, listen up for "Blue" by Indigo Sparke and "When I Die" from The As, and an instrumental tune La Llorona from Marisa Anderson.

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright | Derrick Procell  | A Tall Class Of You  | Hello Mojo!  |  | Mean Mary & The Contrarys  | Penelope Rose  | Hell and Heroes (Vol 1) | Jeff Healey  | CNIBlues  | Holding On  |  | Too Slim and the Taildraggers  | Devil in a Doublewide Live  | Brace Yourself MP3s | Dave Thomas  | Rose Tinted Love  | ROAD TO THE BLUES | Sonny Landreth  | 22 Port of Calling  | 22 Special Blues Tracks | Julian Taylor Band  | Learn To Love  | Avalanche  |  | Brian Auger & Brian Auger's Oblivion Express  | Splatch  | Auger Incorporated  |  | Amos Milburn  | Bye Bye Boogie  | Complete Aladdin Recordings 1994 CD2 | Roy Mette  | Big Daddy C  | Vibralism  |   |  | Marie Knight  | When I Die  | Let Us Get Together: A Tribute To The Rev Gary Davis  | Dixie Frog | Jerry Lee Lewis  | Detroit City  | A Whole Lotta... Jerry Lee Lewis (CD1) | Jackie Brenston and His Delta Cats (Ike Turner)  | Rocket 88  | Sam Phillips The Man Who Invented Rock n Roll | Steve Howell & The Mighty Men  | The In Crowd  | Been Here And Gone

Sylvan Esso's Amelia Meath and Daughter of the Swords' Alexandra Sauser-Monnig make their debut as The A's with a beautiful new album titled “Fruit.” Their ten tracks are a joyful mix of yodeling folk songs, interpretations of lullabies, and traditional ballads, plus an original whimsical treat called “When I Die.” 

The first real studio tour I did Inside The Yellow Studio was more than a decade in. It was 2015. At that point, I'd been laying down audio tracks online for years. Then when you guys helped me get the new (at the time) Rode Rodecaster Pro in 2019, I did a new tour. Click here to see and listen to that. I won't rehash history because you can go back and dive as deeply as you'd like. Or not all at. The broadcast workflow has always been how I've rolled. That is, I prepare in advance, then I hit RECORD, and mostly, I'm done. It's finished. My editing is pre-recording editing. It's a broadcast workflow because that's how live broadcasts work. There are no do-overs. It's out and done. Foibles and all. That workflow was the genesis of The Yellow Studio version 1.0. It consisted of a sizable rack of gear, which I loved. It wasn't cheap, but my sound was consistently great - whether I was on a Skype call or recording an audio or video. Because all the sound was produced in real-time through all the hardware I had. Software is a much cheaper route to go, but you have to incorporate a recording workflow, not a broadcast one. That means, you record, then you process the file and fool with things after-the-fact. No thanks! In 2019 the Rodecaster Pro ushered in The Yellow Studio Version 2.0. I ditched the full rack of equipment, replacing every bit of it with one device - the Rode Rodecaster Pro. It was a big shift - and improvement in the signal chain. Not just because the Rodecaster Pro is such a great device, but because all the cabling changed and became very straightforward. Now I was able to use shorter run XLR cables directly from the microphones to the Rode. No more going into the vocal strip (mic preamps), then into another processor, then into an interface...gone was the spaghetti of wires Inside The Yellow Studio. It was wonderful and the studio became so much nicer for me! Thanks to many of you who contributed money to help me buy the Rode! The Yellow Studio is soon going to go away. Well, more accurately, Version 2.0 is going away. Not because of the new Rodecaster Pro 2, which I hope to get soon, but because I'm physically moving. Yep, moving! Lord willing, Rhonda and I will be finding some new digs where I'll have to erect The Yellow Studio Version 3.0. I can't yet tell you the details because I don't know them, but I'll figure it out. Lord willing, The Yellow Studio Version 3.0 will include the new Rode Rodecaster Pro 2, but we'll see how it goes. Otherwise, I have no other hardware changes planned. At some point, I'll migrate to an Apple laptop and give up the 27" Apple iMac (circa 2017). I'll keep a big monitor, but I'm going to shift to greater mobility so a laptop will be vital. Some Things That Will Be Different In Version 3.0 No books. Okay, fewer books. So few they won't likely matter. The Yellow Studio Versions 1.0 and 2.0 had eight (8) bookcases full of books. And knick-knacks. Oh, the knick-knacks will remain! ;) Let it never be said I didn't have my priorities straight. About 4 of those bookcases were filled with religious or "church" books. Bible commentaries and other books that I've spent my life collecting. And reading and studying. In my now "not so famous" document, When I Die...I had always written down that my son would get the entire library. Well, in my efforts to purge about 80% of my personal possessions, I asked him if he wanted them now. I only had 2 requests: a) make sure our immediate family, including the grandkids, have access to them and b) that includes me! He agreed so he'll be getting about half of the books. The other half of the library consists of secular books, mostly business and biographies. I plan to keep about 3 shelves of those and donate all the rest! My life hasn't had this few books since I was a teenager. But I don't mind. It's quite liberating actually. I've already worked through the emotions and depression about it. ;) No CD rack.

When I Die, I Want to ____ - We all want our lives to mean something – not by accident, but with purpose. Why am I here? And why now? We will visit the story of the prophet Jonah to discover how God fulfilled God's purpose in Jonah's life – and how that might happen in your life.

This week on the Streetwise podcast we talk about hosting out-of-towners, chat with musician Nate Bergman, bop to Jason Buice's track "When I Die," and interview Rep. Ashley Bland Manlove.Streetwise is hosted by Brock Wilbur, Editor-in-Chief of The Pitch. Subscribe on iTunes or Spotify. Subscribe to the Streetwise newsletter, a weekly meditation on Kansas City news and events.Jason Klamm read our magazine story. Thanks to Jason Beers for our theme song, “One Kicker.” Our editor is Terence Wiggins.

Listen as Pastor Doug Agnew preaches a sermon called When I Die from 2 Samuel 23:1-7.

Svalbard are an English hardcore punk band from Bristol, formed in 2011. They have released three studio albums: One Day All This Will End (2015), It's Hard to Have Hope (2018), When I Die, Will I Get Better? (2020). Their style integrates disparate influences, including post-rock and black metal. 

Episode 77: We discuss When I Die by GG Allin with guest, Corban Gallagher. Grab your masks and antibacterial wipes. Move over Warren Zevon, this time the shit is literally hits the fan. Special THANK YOU Chuck Savage & Eddie Hawkins: Intro music Jeremy Essig: Six Degrees of Tommy Stinson   **********   We have a Patreon Page! https://www.patreon.com/rockthecashbar If you would like to help support Rock the Cash Bar we have some fun perks for becoming a Patreon member! For $5 a month Patreon members will have a private community, receive some awesome Rock the Cash Bar swag and once a month we draw one Patreon member's name and let them choose a song for us to cover! We also have a Spotify Playlist where we add each song of the week plus the guilty pleasures songs.    Website: https://www.rockthecashbarpodcast.com   PLEASE rate and leave us a review! It really helps!! Thank you!

Saudações queridos teleouvintes, estamos com mais um programa do nosso querido e amado Groundcast. Nessa semana teremos duas belas, formosas e saborosas indicações para vocês. Então aumentem o som e mandem bala. Indicação Fabio Svalbard – When I Die, Will I Get Better? (2020) Gênero: Alternative Rock, Shoegaze, Post-Hardcore Link no Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/1eo3ZZmqerj4vkR5VqDkGs?si=dPy3MLSVTDW4sh_u_XGI0g Descrição: Banda... O post Groundcast#167 – INDICA! apareceu primeiro em Groundcast.

When a loved-one dies, grieving can be hard amid the flurry of sometimes overwhelming admin. There's a lot to do; a huge task made harder if family or friends have to make sense of your stuff.

When a loved-one dies, grieving can be hard amid the flurry of sometimes overwhelming admin. There's a lot to do; a huge task made harder if family or friends have to make sense of your stuff.

Pop Art Painter Jamie Roxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) welcomes Rob Chevelle – Vocals & Guitar of Lit Soul (Rock) to the Show!  Web: litsoul.com Facebook: @LITSOULBAND Twitter: @LITSOUL LIT SOUL is a hard-driving melodic hard rock band from Los Angeles that advocates liberty in the modern age. LIT SOUL, known for their substantial views on life and politics, and belief in a better world, is finalizing their self-titled album with Legendary "Music Man" Bill Metoyer (Slayer/Armored Saint/Sacred Reich/Fates Warning) with a scheduled April 10th, 2021 release. To date, LIT SOUL has released three lyric videos for the upcoming release, “When I Die,” “You’re Not Well,” and “Dark Crucifix,” all created by Yardsale Davinci. A fourth video for “Straight Into The Sun” is currently in the works from Onsite Video Services. Media Inquiries for Lit Soul Alison "MetalBabe" Cohen www.metalbabemayhem.com

In Episode 8 of The Gamers with Glasses Podcast, we discuss the games we're playing: Bowser's Fury, The Medium, Ghosts & Goblins Resurrected, Buddy Simulator 1984, Kentucky Route Zero, Fights in Tight Spaces, and Plead with the Mountain God! Our special topic this episode is platforming games: Why are platformers such good entry points into video games? What makes for a great platformer? What are some of the most innovative platformers we've played? Are metroidvanias really platformers? Finally, we discuss our non-game recommendations, which includes Svalbard's album When I Die, Will I Get Better, Eula Biss's essay collection Having and Being Had, the film Judas and the Black Messiah, and animated series Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts.

https://ratethispodcast.com/bulbs (Leave a review for Broken Bulbs!) Today, Jen Coken joins us to share her experience working at and then being fired from Green Peace. Not only was being fired hard, but she was also grieving the loss of her mother and facing an array of other difficulties in her life. She used this broken bulb to prompt her into writing her book, When I Die, Take My Panties. BROKEN BULBS: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/broken-bulbs-1416869 (Leave a Review) https://mechoradio.com (Website) https://www.instagram.com/brokenbulbspod (Instagram) https://twitter.com/brokenbulbspod (Twitter) https://patreon.com/alexwilliamns (Patreon) JEN COKEN (GUEST): https://www.jencoken.com/whenidie (When I Die Take My Panties) https://jencokenquiz.com/0 (Overcoming Imposter Syndrome) https://www.jencoken.com/ (Website) ALEX WILLIAMNS (HOST): https://www.alexwilliamns.com/ (Website) https://twitter.com/alexwilliamns (Twitter) https://instagram.com/alexwilliamns (Instagram) https://www.youtube.com/alexwilliamns (YouTube) https://www.patreon.com/alexwilliamns (Patreon) CREDITS: Host: https://www.alexwilliamns.com/ (Alex Williamns) Guest: Jen Coken Music: https://artlist.io/artist/1075/brian-claxton (Brian Claxton) & https://artlist.io/artist/709/wesly-thomas?search=wesly-thoma (Wesly Thomas) Cover Art: https://www.redbubble.com/people/MadeByBKG/shop?fbclid=IwAR3H8YSNm8_zHMv5veeDY8hJxfoBXm73tRpDrM_jIxYSTgX_OHJsPq-ARuQ (Bethany Gustafson) Broken Bulbs is produced by MeCHo Radio. And we are, of course, a proud member of the Createvine.

Jen Coken, an executive coach for Badass Boss Ladies, who are ready to smash obstacles, jump over hurdles, and grab snarling dogs by the ears. For twenty years, she's been beating down BS with a velvet sledgehammer tasseled with humor. Jen is also a national speaker whose keynotes and trainings are for leaders and their teams who crave actionable lessons from the heart, packed with a powerful punch. Her best-selling book, "When I Die, Take My Panties," is an inspiring, raw, and at times, funny memoir about coping with her mother's death from ovarian cancer and what it took to push on through. When she's not crafting bestselling books or speaking to audiences around the country, you can find Jen performing stand-up comedy, or, eating Nutella by the spoonful in the nearest grocery aisle. #JenCoken #RhettPower #BadassBossLadies #WhenIDie #TakeMyPanties #leadership #executivecoach

Believe me when I tell you I had a wheelie good time choppin' it up with my buddy, Funniest in Corpus Christi 2013? winner, and fellow podcaster Loyd Phillips. Loyd now lives back in his homestate of Oklahoma and joined me via zoom where we talked about Quinceaneras, Nascar, Redneck v Mexican ingenuity, Waterparks, and more. Make sure you check out Loyd's Life and Times Podcast" when you get a chance. Enjoy! Vinyl Vibe: Texas, When I Die recorded by Brandy Mist off of Sound of South Texas vol. 3 Don't forget The OG Podcast stickers are available for all Padrinos De Podcast and/or by making a small donation to the show Venmo @lunaversalcomedy CashApp $javilunacomedy Paypal orginalgordito@gmail.com Watch full episodes of the show on YouTube CLICK HERE Follow @javilunacomedy on all social media Email the show originalgordito@gmail.com Merch available at Originalgordito.com Sponsorships: on for this episode --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theogpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theogpodcast/support

Laura Nyro's most famous compositions -- "Stoned Soul Picnic," "Stoney End," "When I Die," "Wedding Bell Blues," "Eli's Coming" -- are jewels of mainstream music, and her covers of songs like "Jimmy Mack" and "Gonna Take a Miracle" are legendary. But she was uncomfortable under the spotlight and withdrew from it to become the Belle of Danbury. This hour: a night of singing, reflecting, and celebrating recorded in front of a live audience on January 29, 2020, as part of Colin's Freshly Squeezed series at Watkinson School. GUESTS: Jim Chapdelaine - Guitar and vocals Latanya Farrell - Vocals and tambourine Steve Metcalf - Piano and vocals Join the conversation on Facebook and Twitter. This show originally aired February 21, 2020.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jen Coken is an executive coach for Badass Boss Ladies, a national speaker and a best-selling author of "When I Die, Take My Panties," is an inspiring, raw, and at times, funny memoir about her mother’s battle with Ovarian Cancer. Jen opens up about coping with her mother's death, her rock-bottom moments and what it took to push on through. We discuss topics such as: Using courage built up from adversity to take chances Anger & rebellion during teenage years Learning & building resilience When I Die Take my Panties book Lessons learned from Mother’s passing Forced resignation and reaching rock bottom The grief process Continuing to show up Managing the ‘Messy Middle’ Pivoting during Covid-19 How to work through your rock bottom moments You can find out more about Jen and connect with her at www.jencoken.com , LinkedIN, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Check out Jen’s book When I Die, Take My Panties: Turning Your Darkest Moments into Your Greatest Gifts

Jen Coken is the executive coach for Badass Boss Ladies, who are ready to smash obstacles, jump over hurdles, and grab snarling dogs by the ears. You can book Jen as a guest on your podcast on MatchMaker.fm For twenty years, she's been beating down BS with a velvet sledgehammer tasseled with humor. Jen is also a national speaker whose keynotes and trainings are for leaders and their teams who crave actionable lessons from the heart, packed with a powerful punch.  Her best-selling book, "When I Die, Take My Panties," is an inspiring, raw, and at times, funny memoir about coping with her mother's death from ovarian cancer and what it took to push on through. When she's not crafting bestselling books or speaking to audiences around the country, you can find Jen performing stand-up comedy, or, eating Nutella by the spoonful in the nearest grocery aisle. 

Jen Coken is the executive coach for Badass Boss Ladies, who are ready to smash obstacles, jump over hurdles, and grab snarling dogs by the ears. You can book Jen as a guest on your podcast on MatchMaker.fm For twenty years, she's been beating down BS with a velvet sledgehammer tasseled with humor. Jen is also a national speaker whose keynotes and trainings are for leaders and their teams who crave actionable lessons from the heart, packed with a powerful punch.  Her best-selling book, "When I Die, Take My Panties," is an inspiring, raw, and at times, funny memoir about coping with her mother's death from ovarian cancer and what it took to push on through. When she's not crafting bestselling books or speaking to audiences around the country, you can find Jen performing stand-up comedy, or, eating Nutella by the spoonful in the nearest grocery aisle. 

Laura Nyro's most famous compositions -- "Stoned Soul Picnic," "Stoney End," "When I Die," "Wedding Bell Blues," "Eli's Coming" -- are jewels of mainstream music, and her covers of songs like "Jimmy Mack" and "Gonna Take a Miracle" are legendary. But she was uncomfortable under the spotlight and withdrew from it to become the Belle of Danbury. This hour: a night of singing, reflecting, and celebrating recorded in front of a live audience on January 29, 2020, as part of Colin's Freshly Squeezed series at Watkinson School. GUESTS: Jim Chapdelaine - Guitar and vocals Latanya Farrell - Vocals and tambourine Steve Metcalf - Piano and vocals Join the conversation on Facebook and Twitter.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Alberto Paíno el arte le fluye más allá de la música. Estudió comunicación social y una de sus pasiones, el cine, y ha producido cortos que inclusive fueron seleccionados en un conocido festival local. También está por comenzar una nueva temporada de Ventipico, el programa de Youtube del que es parte.Por que aún podemos conversar, hablamos de Impersonator, la nueva producción de su proyecto musical Phantom Radio Station, de mucha música: Phil Collins, Green Day,  chillwave, vaporwave, lo-fi, merengue y de refilón hasta de reggaeton. También de cine, familia, Dios y mucho más.Puedes seguir a Alberto en las cuentas de Instagram:@alpaino https://www.instagram.com/alpaino/@phantomradios https://www.instagram.com/phantomradios/@ventipico https://www.instagram.com/ventipico/ Puedes escuchar las producciones de Phantom Radio Station en Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp y Youtube.Recuerda que puedes escuchar el Podcast Aún Podemos Conversar en Apple Podcast y Spotify, y si te gusta, suscríbete y compártelo.* Durante el episodio 6 escucharás breves extractos de tres canciones de Phantom Radio Station:Our Last Reggaeton.When I Die.Zzhega & Matsugogo.

Humor Columnist / Author Jerry Zezima confesses: "If you have ever wondered why journalism is in trouble, it would be because of me. I am the author of 4 books, Nini and Poppie’s Excellent Adventures, Leave It to Boomer, The Empty Nest Chronicles and Grandfather Knows Best, all of which are crimes against literature and come in handy for propping up wobbly table legs. As a chilling example of just how low journalistic standards have sunk, I have won many awards, including 7 for humorous writing from the National Society of Newspaper Columnists." Jerry writes his humor column for Hearst Connecticut Media Group, which includes his hometown paper, the Stamford Advocate. His column is distributed to newspapers nationwide and abroad by Tribune News Service of Chicago. He is working on his sitcom [we're hoping for a spoiler!] and fifth book. Groan with Jerry!  www.jerryzezima.blogspot.com Recovering Standup Comedian Jen Coken is a self-described "public Nutella nosher [she will translate]", 20-year life coach and the author of When I Die, Take My Panties: Turning Your Darkest Moments Into Your Greatest Gifts, which she wrote after losing her mother to ovarian cancer. Jen helps corporate CEOs and entrepreneurs overcome self-made limitations and reach new levels in business and life. Jen says: “To me, work and play are one. When you’re juggling a tangle of responsibilities or wading your way through a full-stop crisis, life can seem so serious. Embracing the ridiculousness of life is what keeps me afloat. Humor and playfulness make me feel less alone and help me get it all done.” Laugh with Jen.  www.jencoken.com

Interview with Jen Coken: Founder & CEO of Embrace the Ridiculousness of Life. Jen Coken is a life coach of 20 years who helps CEOs overcome their self-made limitations and reach new levels in their business and personal lives. Jen’s first book “When I Die, Take My Panties: Turning Your Darkest Moments Into Your Greatest Gifts” chronicles the experience of coping with her mother's death from ovarian cancer, and shares Jen’s core message—everything that comes our way is meant to teach us about ourselves. (https://www.jencoken.com/) This podcast series is hosted by Patricia Kathleen and Wilde Agency Media. The series interviews women (& women-identified & non-binary) entrepreneurs, founders, and gurus across all industries to investigate those voices in business today. Both the platform and discussion are designed to further the global conversation in regards to the changing climate in entrepreneurial and founding roles. 

Knoxville, Tennessee - based artists are featured on the September edition of Spotlight on the City. You'll hear from Antinomes, Shayla McDaniel, Listen Sister, Rain On Riley, LeAnna Eden and more! Support your local musicians

Jen Coken is a self-described recovering standup comedian, public Nutella nosher [she will translate], 20-year life coach and the author of Embrace The Ridiculousness: A Pocket Guide to Being A Better You and When I Die, Take My Panties: Turning Your Darkest Moments Into Your Greatest Gifts, which she wrote after losing her mother to ovarian cancer. Jen helps corporate CEOs and entrepreneurs overcome self-made limitations and reach new levels in  business and life. She says: “To me, work and play are one. When you’re juggling a tangle of responsibilities or wading your way through a full-stop crisis, life can seem so serious. Embracing the ridiculousness of life is what keeps me afloat. Humor and playfulness are what make me feel less alone and help me get it all done.” www.JenCoken.com   Jerry Zezima confesses: "If you have ever wondered why journalism is in trouble, it would be because of me. I am the author of 4 books, Nini and Poppie’s Excellent Adventures, Leave It to Boomer,The Empty Nest Chronicles and Grandfather Knows Best, all of which are crimes against literature. They also come in handy for propping up wobbly table legs. As a chilling example of just how low journalistic standards have sunk, I have won many awards, including six for humorous writing from the National Society of Newspaper Columnists." Jerry's humor column for his hometown newspaper, The Stamford Advocate in CT, is distributed by the Tribune News Service and has run in newspapers nationwide and abroad. Jerry specializes in groaners. Tune in to find out how good he is! Jerryzezima.blogspot.com

Essential oils are all the rage, but are they truly useful? Author, coach and comedian, Jen Coken reveals [29:46] some recipes she's uncovered for safe and effective insect repellents, sun blocks and pain relievers with nothing but natural ingredients. She provides a way for you to receive a free list of useful recipes that use essential oils. She's a funny lady, too. Her book is called, "When I Die, Take My Panties." Yup, there's a good explanation for that title. [10:20] This week is the 30th year Discovery Channel has broadcast a week's worth of shark-related programming. they call it "Shark Week." A friend of the show is celebrating in a big way. Susie Selby of Selby Winery is a big time diver. We didn't know that. She checks in, soaking wet, on a boat off the coast of Isles Mujeres, Mexico to talk about her dive with a pod of whale sharks! Wow! Kelly J joins Phil Hulett at the studio in his house. LA Radio Studio is being dismantled while this episode is recorded. The hope is to find a new home for the historic studio equipment soon. Stay tuned. Meantime, stories this hour include, R. Kelly's sex cult. Then there's the zoo that tried to pass off a painted mule as a zebra. Ladies, there's cash in your arm pits! From the "Somebody died, try not to laugh" department, a serial killer accidentally kills himself. The United States has more meat and cheese than it know what to do with. Somebody is holding a $522 Million lottery ticket. Happy 150 years, Golden Retrievers. Then there's the guy who lost his dog...and doesn't want it back. Thank God George Clooney is back to work. Welcome to the fish taco club, Taco Bell. Congrats little town in Michigan, you elected a cat mayor. And finally, New Zealand's Prime Minister is on maternity leave. Her number two is in charge as acting PM. What does he do? Start a fight with Australia! Uhh, hashtag hormones!

On episode 5 of "Songs For The Caregiver Soul" Barbara McAfee introduces to two songs that continue us on the path of self thought and self-enrichment. When I Die and Living in the Light are two very personal songs that talk about a taboo subject, our own death. Or is our own death a taboo subject? Could you write your own death song? While the topic matter might seems out of sorts, after you listen to these two wonderful songs, you'll learn about the bond between two friends and how music brings healing, even in the most difficult of times. Listen in and learn how Barbara McAfee and the Morning Star Singers are creating Healing Ties all around us!

On episode 5 of "Songs For The Caregiver Soul" Barbara McAfee introduces to two songs that continue us on the path of self thought and self-enrichment. When I Die and Living in the Light are two very personal songs that talk about a taboo subject, our own death. Or is our own death a taboo subject? Could you write your own death song? While the topic matter might seems out of sorts, after you listen to these two wonderful songs, you'll learn about the bond between two friends and how music brings healing, even in the most difficult of times. Listen in and learn how Barbara McAfee and the Morning Star Singers are creating Healing Ties all around us!

On episode 5 of "Songs For The Caregiver Soul" Barbara McAfee introduces to two songs that continue us on the path of self thought and self-enrichment. When I Die and Living in the Light are two very personal songs that talk about a taboo subject, our own death. Or is our own death a taboo subject? Could you write your own death song? While the topic matter might seems out of sorts, after you listen to these two wonderful songs, you'll learn about the bond between two friends and how music brings healing, even in the most difficult of times. Listen in and learn how Barbara McAfee and the Morning Star Singers are creating Healing Ties all around us!

On episode 5 of "Songs For The Caregiver Soul" Barbara McAfee introduces to two songs that continue us on the path of self thought and self-enrichment. When I Die and Living in the Light are two very personal songs that talk about a taboo subject, our own death. Or is our own death a taboo subject? Could you write your own death song? While the topic matter might seems out of sorts, after you listen to these two wonderful songs, you'll learn about the bond between two friends and how music brings healing, even in the most difficult of times. Listen in and learn how Barbara McAfee and the Morning Star Singers are creating Healing Ties all around us!

On episode 5 of "Songs For The Caregiver Soul" Barbara McAfee introduces to two songs that continue us on the path of self thought and self-enrichment. When I Die and Living in the Light are two very personal songs that talk about a taboo subject, our own death. Or is our own death a taboo subject? Could you write your own death song? While the topic matter might seems out of sorts, after you listen to these two wonderful songs, you'll learn about the bond between two friends and how music brings healing, even in the most difficult of times. Listen in and learn how Barbara McAfee and the Morning Star Singers are creating Healing Ties all around us!

On episode 5 of "Songs For The Caregiver Soul" Barbara McAfee introduces to two songs that continue us on the path of self thought and self-enrichment. When I Die and Living in the Light are two very personal songs that talk about a taboo subject, our own death. Or is our own death a taboo subject? Could you write your own death song? While the topic matter might seems out of sorts, after you listen to these two wonderful songs, you'll learn about the bond between two friends and how music brings healing, even in the most difficult of times. Listen in and learn how Barbara McAfee and the Morning Star Singers are creating Healing Ties all around us!

Ellis Brazeal recently pointed out a clear-and-present fact about what we call "sanctification". Ellis observed that the moment we begin to think we have it, or have made it, it is completely nullified. In other words, the only actual sanctification at which one ever arrives is un-self-conscious. Another way of putting this would be to say that no amount of or "espece de" virtue-signalling will ever cut it. The moment you draw attention to your "growth" or "discipleship", at that exact moment it gets disqualified as evidence of moral improvement. The only material sanctification is, to the evincer of it, unawares! Someone ELSE, maybe, sees you're a better man than you were before in some area. But the moment you see it, or glory in it even, it vanishes. It literally ceases to exist. I would never in a million years have believed that the Top 40 song by the Canadian band Motherlode entitled "When I Die" would apply to me. At the time, which was the spring of 1970, I disregarded the song 100%, as I listened to it in the late-night fast food restaurant on the way home from the library. It could never ever be or become true of, well, me. On the other hand, "When I Die" made an indelible impression. On the soul, that is. (See Podcast 248, "Dead Reckoning (https://pzspodcast.fireside.fm/212)".) My soul knew, unconsciously, that the song was a point of inspiration. (Unlike 'Led Zeppelin II', which at the time, was the sole sustenance, in practice, of yours truly.) Some day I hope "When I Die" will be played at my funeral -- or the wake, like they played Lloyd Fonvielle's signature songs at his wake not so long ago. But I'll be maybe shadowing the place, wondering whether it really came true. I hope so much that it will have. And hope that my sanctification will not be "making me late" (Carly Simon). LUV U. THIS PODCAST IS DEDICATED TO ELLIS AND DEBBIE BRAZEAL.

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND: Jen Coken – author, speaker, recovering standup comedian, public Nutella nosher, life coach of 20 years – helps CEOs and entrepreneurs overcome self-made limitations and reach new levels in  business and life. She wrote When I Die, Take My Panties: Turning Your Darkest Moments Into Your Greatest Gifts after losing her mother to ovarian cancer. Jen says: “To me, work and play are one. When you’re juggling a tangle of responsibilities or wading your way through a full-stop crisis, life can seem so serious. Embracing the ridiculousness of life is what keeps me afloat. Humor and playfulness are what make me feel less alone and help me ‘get it all done.” www.JenCoken.com   BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND: One of Emmy Award-winning helicopter cameraman David Alan Arnold’s earliest memories is a surreal experience of floating up from his crib and flying out a window. A dream or a preview of his life's work? Today, David's exciting airborne cinematography missions take him around the world for everything from James Bond to Deadliest Catch, capturing breathtaking images and Emmy's for hit shows like The Amazing Race, The World Series and Survivor. Helping his community fight against organized crime inspired his book series on winning against the odds. David's upcoming documentary series will take you into the stormy skies above Deadliest Catch and down to the trenches in a war against gangsters who took over a school bus stop. David will discuss his book: Help From Above – Book One: How I Went From Sweeping The Floor to Painting The Sky. davidalanarnold.com    

Jen Coken – author, speaker, recovering standup comedian, public Nutella nosher, life coach of 20 years – helps CEOs and entrepreneurs overcome self-made limitations and reach new levels in  business and life. She wrote When I Die, Take My Panties: Turning Your Darkest Moments Into Your Greatest Gifts after losing her mother to ovarian cancer. Jen says: “To me, work and play are one. When you’re juggling a tangle of responsibilities or wading your way through a full-stop crisis, life can seem so serious. Embracing the ridiculousness of life is what keeps me afloat. Humor and playfulness are what make me feel less alone and help me ‘get it all done.” www.JenCoken.com   One of Emmy Award-winning helicopter cameraman David Alan Arnold’s earliest memories is a surreal experience of floating up from his crib and flying out a window. A dream or a preview of his life's work? Today, David's exciting airborne cinematography missions take him around the world for everything from James Bond to Deadliest Catch, capturing breathtaking images and Emmy's for hit shows like The Amazing Race, The World Series and Survivor. Helping his community fight against organized crime inspired his book series on winning against the odds. David's upcoming documentary series will take you into the stormy skies above Deadliest Catch and down to the trenches in a war against gangsters who took over a school bus stop. David will discuss his book: Help From Above – Book One: How I Went From Sweeping The Floor to Painting The Sky. davidalanarnold.com    

Jazz funerals! Mausoleums! Airborne coffins! Max shares the rich culture and funerary practices of New Orleans, where music is as much a part of death as it is life. And Dorian eliminates a potential sponsor. NOTE: A brief clip from “When I Die, You Better Second Line” by Kermit Ruffins is included for research and education purposes, and is protected under Fair Use. [Buy his music!](https://www.basinstreetrecords.com/artists/kermit-ruffins/)  [FOLLOW US ON TWITTER](https://twitter.com/predeadboys) for episode updates! @predeadboys [JOIN OUR FACEBOOK GROUP](https://www.facebook.com/groups/2007401096211133/) to talk to other pre-dead folks! Search PRE-DEAD BOYS PODCAST on Facebook! [DONATE A COUPLE BUCKS](https://ko-fi.com/predeadboys) to help us grow! ko-fi.com/predeadboys

Tracklist: MGMT "When You Die" Motherlode "When I Die" J Dilla "Donuts (Intro)" The Trammps "Rubber Band" Toast "It's Just An Illusion" The Three Reasons "Go Right On" Mac DeMarco "On The Level" The Rolling Stones "Dead Flowers" Pretenders "Just Be Yourself" Thomas Bangalter "Club Soda" Gabriel Garzón-Montano "Trial" Beastie Boys "Pass The Mic" Nate Dogg & Warren G "Nobody Does It Better" The Dogg Pound "I Don't Like To Dream About Getting Paid" Rare Silk "Storm" The Chordettes "Soft Sands"

In Episode 420 I discuss:   *leading yourself, and leading others instead of trying to save them *having supportive people in your life, but at the end it being up to YOU *the only way for you to own that is to really understand you   Listen to the latest Women Wanting More episode on iTunes here.   MORE TIP       What is one thing you have been waiting on in your life because you've been expecting other people to do the work for you, give you permission, or tell you it's okay?    What does it cost you to not take action?   Past Related Episodes for #420   Episode 131 : Take Responsibility for Your Life (Own it, Sister!) Episode 330: Are You Willing to Bet on Yourself?  Episode 94: When I Die, I Want People to Say THIS   Get your FREE Limited Edition WWM Journal HERE   Grab your copy of The MORE Journal System HERE   Request to be added to the NEW Women Wanting MORE Experience Private FB Group here   Join the NEW Women Wanting More Sisterhood (get your 7 Day FREE Trial-limited spots left)   Follow me on Instagram here   Follow me on Pinterest here   Like the Women Wanting MORE Facebook Page here   Visit my Website here

How do you deal with hardship? My guest today uses humor to get her through tough times, and in this episode, she shares her truly inspiring journey as she struggled to deal with the loss of her mother to ovarian cancer. As a life coach, Jennifer Coken has taught thousands of people to use humor to transition through hard times and has helped them rediscover their purpose. Her book, When I Die, Take My Panties, chronicles her personal struggle to get through the loss of her mom and aims to serve as a much-needed wake-up call for women to start listening to their bodies. Listen in to hear Jennifer's inspiring message and learn the warning signs all women need to watch out for in order to catch ovarian cancer early. Listen to the Full Episode: [spp-player] What You'll Learn In Today's Episode:Four symptoms that indicate stage one ovarian cancer. Why there's no test for ovarian cancer. The reason Jennifer's mom was misdiagnosed. What gene makes you up to 40% more likely to get ovarian cancer. The truth about where ovarian cancer starts. Why you should not go to your primary care physicians if you suspect you have ovarian cancer (and who to go to instead). How Jennifer finds the humor in hard situations. The acronym to help you remember the warning signs of ovarian cancer. Ideas Worth Sharing:[spp-tweet tweet="Ovarian cancer is not that common. The problem is it's the deadliest of all the gynecological cancers. - @jcoken"] [spp-tweet tweet="We have to be really vigilant about listening to our bodies and making sure our doctors are listening to us. - @jcoken"] [spp-tweet tweet="If I could market my own watch, it would just keep blinking now to remind people to live right now, that you have this God-given precious moment. - @jcoken"] Resources In Today's Episode:Find Jennifer Coken: Website | Twitter When I Die, Take My Panties by Jennifer Coken Ovarian Cancer Research Fund Alliance National Ovarian Cancer Coalition Subscribe to the Podcast in: iTunes | Stitcher | Google Play Enjoy the show? Use the Links Below to Subscribe:        

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In Episode 330 I discuss:   *the dude at the grocery story betting on lottery tickets *the unwillingness so many people to have to be on themselves, yet will bet on everyone else in their Life in a heartbeat *that if you want others to bet on YOU, then you need to bet on you FIRST   Listen to the latest Women Wanting More episode on iTunes here.   MORE TIP         Open up the that Journal and write what comes up with this question: Are you Betting on Yourself?  Why or Why not?   What insights came up for you from this process?   RESOURCES    Episode 276: The Magic That is YOU Episode 183: I Receive This (and Why You Should, Too) Episode 94: When I Die, I Want People to Say THIS   Request to be added to the NEW Women Wanting MORE Experience Private FB Group here   Join the NEW Women Wanting More Sisterhood (get your 7 Day FREE Trial-limited spots left)   Apply for WWM Live 4.0 November 6-8, 2017 here   Follow me on Instagram here   Like the Women Wanting MORE Facebook Page here   Visit my Website here

Dr. Veronica Anderson, Host, Medical Intuitive, Homeopath, Functional Medicine interviews Jennifer Coken about Seeking Truth about Ovarian Cancer. Jennifer Coken is a full-time author, life coach and speaker. She wrote the book, When I Die, Take My Panties, which gives a view of the story behind her mother’s death and how she moved on with her life. Being a stand-up comedian, she wanted to use humor in portraying the misfortunes in life. Apart from telling the story of her mother’s cancer, the book also helps readers discover the gifts in their own lives. On this episode, Jen tells the story of how her mother died and how she turned this dark moment into an opportunity. She talks about ovarian cancer and the reality behind it. She believes that her sole purpose in this lifetime is to seek the truth.   Time Stamps: 02:24 – Who is Jennifer Coken 03:56 – Signs that her mother experience having ovarian cancer 07:30 – Her mother’s battle with ovarian cancer 10:42 – Where the title of the book came in 19:39 – Living everyday like it’s your first 25:10 – What to look for in ovarian cancer 27:33 – What to do when we feel something wrong with our body

Dr. Veronica Anderson, Host, Medical Intuitive, Homeopath, Functional Medicine interviews Jennifer Coken about Seeking Truth about Ovarian Cancer. Jennifer Coken is a full-time author, life coach and speaker. She wrote the book, When I Die, Take My Panties, which gives a view of the story behind her mother’s death and how she moved on with her life. Being a stand-up comedian, she wanted to use humor in portraying the misfortunes in life. Apart from telling the story of her mother’s cancer, the book also helps readers discover the gifts in their own lives. On this episode, Jen tells the story of how her mother died and how she turned this dark moment into an opportunity. She talks about ovarian cancer and the reality behind it. She believes that her sole purpose in this lifetime is to seek the truth.   Dr. Veronica Anderson’s Links: LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Pinterest Instagram   Book: When I Die, Take My Panties – Jennifer Coken   Time Stamps: 02:24 – Who is Jennifer Coken 03:56 – Signs that her mother experience having ovarian cancer 07:30 – Her mother’s battle with ovarian cancer 10:42 – Where the title of the book came in 19:39 – Living everyday like it’s your first 25:10 – What to look for in ovarian cancer 27:33 – What to do when we feel something wrong with our body   _______________________________ Dr. Veronica Anderson is an MD, Functional Medicine Practitioner, Homeopath. and Medical Intuitive. As a national speaker and designer of the Functional Fix and Rejuvenation Journey programs, she helps people who feel like their doctors have failed them. She advocates science-based natural, holistic, and complementary treatments to address the root cause of disease. Dr. Veronica is a highly-sought guest on national television and syndicated radio and hosts her own radio show, Wellness for the REAL World, on FOX Sports 920 AM “the Jersey” on Mondays at 7:00 pm ET.   To get started transforming your health, schedule a consult HERE.

This week we present our interview with McCallaman, a young Toronto musician on the rise. He's most known for producing the song “When I Die” for DMV rapper GoldLink's highly acclaimed album “The God Complex”. Other artists he has worked with include TiKA, Clairmont The Second, Shi Wisdom, Marz Lovejoy, Mariami, & Sydanie. McCallaman has shared the stage with GoldLink, Khalid, Leela James, Gravez, & River Tiber, to name a few. Sometimes on stage as a DJ, other times singing his original songs backed by his bandmates.McCallaman talks about why it's a great time to be a creative in Toronto, why it was scary for him to start singing, and why music is a mirror of yourself. Play the podcast to hear more!Each and every Wednesday we'll be uploading a brand new interview with a guest we feel that you should know about. If you love podcasts subscribe at the options below.Check out the new book "Stop Playing By Their Rules: An Artist Guide On How To Market To Fans" bit.ly/2kgGzEVShow us love and leave us a review: bit.ly/tcuspodcastreviewJoin our newsletter: bit.ly/tcusnewsletteriTunes: bit.ly/TCUSiTunesSticher: bit.ly/22OIRfvSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thecomeupshow. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jen spent six years on the stand-up comedy circuit in Denver and uses humor to embrace the ridiculousness of life. She has coached thousands of people for nearly 20 years to go beyond their self-made limitations and produce breakthrough results. Not a week goes by without Jen receiving an email from someone thanking her for making a difference in their life. After losing her Mother to ovarian cancer in 2011, Jen wrote a book about  her journey aptly titled "When I Die, Take My Panties: Turning Your Darkest Moments into Your Greatest Gifts." In the book Jen helps readers discover the gifts in their own lives, and find the courage and motivation to have heartfelt conversations with the people they love, right here, right now.  Jen's motto is "Live every day is if it is your FIRST!" Jennifer currently resides in Maryland and is a member of the National Writer's Union. If Jen isn't in her kitchen cooking up something wonderful she found at the local farmer's market, you'll find her out on her bicycle or hiking a new trail. For more information, please visit www.jencoken.com

Is everyone on Facebook REALLY that happy? "Nah!", says author and former standup comic Jen Coken, who embraces the ridiculous in life. Her book: When I Die, Take My Panties: Turning Your Darkest Moments into Your Greatest Gifts. Jen has coached 8,000+ people, delivered ~20,000 hours of 1:1 coaching, and led workshops and seminars for groups of 100+. Her motto: “Live every day like it’s your first.” Topics: Put on your big girl / guy panties and stop being a victim. The secret to “unsucking” your life. Finding the “funny” in divorce, cancer and dying. Info: www.jencoken.com Stressed and overwhelmed? Confused about "mindfulness" and if it's right for you? Learn the 3 steps to de-stress and what mindfulness really is from clinical therapist, four-time Grammy nominee, three-time #1 best-selling author, mindfulness and wellness expert Dr. Michael Brant DeMaria. "Each moment is a note in the song of today." Topics: The most deadly hour of the week and how to protect yourself. Journallng strategies that can help heal a broken heart. Three ways to combat a digital addiction. His book: A Guide To Awakening Peace Within – Clear Your Mind, Open Your Heart, Embrace Your Soul and Heal Your Life. Info: www.michaeldemaria.com

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In this Episode 192: The World is Better Because You're In It, I discuss: *the inspiration for this episode from the Power Words I say with my 2 young sons every day *in order to say and really MEAN this, you need to be Living your Life FULLY (using your gifts and talents to make the world better) *are you living up to this and is there more that you can be doing and showing up as in your Life Listen to the latest Women Wanting More episode on iTunes here.  MORE TIP      Take 30 minutes today and journal the following: 1. What do I want?  2. Why does it matter? 3. Am I willing to commit to this?    Then email me (drkaren@drkarenosburn.com), send me a private message on my personal Facebook page, post on my wall, or on the Women Wanting More FB page to let me know how what comes up for you by doing this More Tip.  RESOURCES  Episode 94: When I Die, I Want People To Say This Episode 95: No Finish Line  Episode 124: Are You Scared Of Your Own Power?  Episode 177: What Are The Words You Tell Yourself?   Apply for the Next Women Wanting MORE Live Event here Schedule a Powerful Conversation with Me to Apply for 1 of just 6 spots in my next 90 Day Group Mastermind Program  Join The 30 Day Marriage Challenge  Request to be added to my private FB Community: Women Who Want MORE Like the Women Wanting MORE Facebook page here Warrior on Fire podcast (the inspiration for THIS podcast) Your Daily Revolution (the podcast by my incredible coach, Setema Gali Jr.) Subscribe to the Women Wanting More Newsletter to get the Show Notes for Each Episode conveniently delivered to you inbox daily, get your More Tip to start putting what I teach into ACTION to get MORE out of your Life, daily email inspiration on how to Have it All, AND the MORE Four Action Guide, too! 

In this Episode 135: Scarcity and Abundance Are a CHOICE I discuss: *the difference between Scarcity and Abundance, and that this mindset is a always a CHOICE *even if you live primarily in Abundance, you can easily slip down into Scarcity *my recent experience of choosing to be in Scarcity with all the rapid expansion that is happening in my Life both personally and professionally  *choosing to be in Scarcity or Abundance has NOTHING to do with the time, money, and resources you currently have, but is exclusively about your Mindset  Listen to the latest Women Wanting More episode on iTunes here.  MORE TIP  Where do you live most of the time: Scarcity, Abundance or Prosperity?  Where would you LIKE to be?  What is ONE Action Step that will move you toward where you want to be?  Write this down in your Journal.  Then send me a private message on my personal Facebook page, post on my wall, or on the Women Wanting More FB page to let me know what has come up for you with this. RESOURCES  Episode 53: The Power of the Positive Focus Episode 84: I Choose Episode 94: When I Die, I Want People to Say This Episode 129: The Secret I Never Wanted You to Know Apply to be 1 of just 15 Powerful Women attend the first Women Wanting More Live Event in beautiful Victoria, BC, Canada (October 16-18, 2016)  Request to be added to my private FB Community: Women Who Want MORE Like the Women Wanting MORE Facebook page here Warrior on Fire podcast (the inspiration for THIS podcast) Your Daily Revolution (a NEW podcast by my incredible coach, Setema Gali Jr.) Subscribe to the Women Wanting More Newsletter to get the Show Notes for Each Episode conveniently delivered to you inbox 3 times a week, get your More Tip to start putting what I teach into ACTION to get MORE out of your Life, daily email inspiration on how to Have it All, AND the MORE Four Action Guide, too!

In this Episode 133: ...Because It's What We Want I discuss: *the answer to the question of why we are moving when we are asked this question over and over again  *that many people are not really clear on what they want in their Life  *most people are unwilling to do big things, that maybe even scare them, in order to get what they want Listen to the latest Women Wanting More episode on iTunes here.  MORE TIP  What is that thing that you want in your Life? What is the first thing that comes to your mind?  Why do you want this? Why is it significant?  What is one action step to move you towards getting what you want?  Write this all down in your journal.    Then send me a private message on my personal Facebook page, post on my wall, or on the Women Wanting More FB page to let me know what has come up for you with this. RESOURCES    Episode 94: When I Die, I Want People to Say This  Episode 32: Know Your WHY to Have MORE Episode 33: Sometimes You Gotta Let Go and Trust Apply to be 1 of just 15 Powerful Women attend the first Women Wanting More Live Event in beautiful Victoria, BC, Canada (October 17-19, 2016)  Attend the next Women Wanting MORE Master Class Wednesday June 29th 5pm EST (3pm MT, 2pm PST) **This is the Official Launch of the 30 Days of MORE Online Program** Request to be added to my private FB Community: Women Who Want MORE Warrior on Fire podcast (the inspiration for THIS podcast) Your Daily Revolution (a NEW podcast by my incredible coach, Setema Gali Jr.) Subscribe to the Women Wanting More Newsletter to get the Show Notes for Each Episode conveniently delivered to you inbox 3 times a week, get your More Tip to start putting what I teach into ACTION to get MORE out of your Life, daily email inspiration on how to Have it All, AND the MORE Four Action Guide, too!  

In this Episode 116: Why I Want to Die Empty, I discuss: *the conversations I had with patients today in my Chiropractic Office and why *what prompted my husband and I to close 2 businesses, and move our Family to a new province, and how The Voice guided us to do this *why I want to die empty, and live my Life BIG (and why you should, too, Sister) Listen to the latest Women Wanting More episode on iTunes here.  MORE TIP  What is something right now in your Life are you NOT taking action on?  Take ONE step towards taking ACTION on this. Then send me a private message on my personal Facebook page, post on my wall, or on the Women Wanting More FB page to let me know what has come up for you with this. RESOURCES   Episode 94: When I Die, I Want People to Say This Episode 98: The Playground and the Playmates Have to Change Episode 69: Are You Moving Away From Something or Moving Towards Something Else   Watch the Replay of the Women Wanting More Master Class: The 3 Secrets to Having it All from May 19th (only available until May 22nd at midnight) Request to be added to my private FB Community: Women Who Want MORE Warrior on Fire podcast (the inspiration for THIS podcast) Your Daily Revolution (the podcast by my incredible coach, Setema Gali Jr.) Subscribe to the Women Wanting More Newsletter to get the Show Notes for Each Episode conveniently delivered to you inbox 3 times a week, get your More Tip to start putting what I teach into ACTION to get MORE out of your Life, daily email inspiration on how to Have it All, AND the MORE Four Action Guide, too!

  In this Episode 109: But People Don't Get Me!, I discuss: *I used to run the Story of people don't get me, or misunderstand who I truly am  *that yes, this is a reality *the awareness that when you begin to build a life of Having it All that not everything in your life is aligned anymore as you have levelled up  *the decisions you will have to make on whether some of the people in your life, where you live, the clothes you wear, the car you drive...does it all fit who you are BEcoming anymore?  *that you will need to decide whether you are ready to play BIG in your Life, or whether you will continue to play small in order to make others feel okay about their lives I used to run the Story of people don't get me, or misunderstand who I truly am  *that yes, this is a reality *the awareness that when you begin to build a life of Having it All that not everything in your life is aligned anymore as you have levelled up  *the decisions you will have to make on whether some of the people in your life, where you live, the clothes you wear, the car you drive...does it all fit who you are BEcoming anymore?  *that you will need to decide whether you are ready to play BIG in your Life, or whether you will continue to play small in order to make others feel okay about their lives MORE TIP Where do you need to level up in your Life today?  What is the ONE thing you can do today to who you want to BEcome?  Buy new clothes? Upgrade your home or car? Get new friends? Declutter your home? Get you car cleaned? Have that conversation with a friend that needs to happen?  Then send me a private message on my personal Facebook page, post on my wall, or on the Women Wanting More FB page to let me know what has come up for you with this. RESOURCES Episode 98: The Playground and the Playmates Have to Change Episode 94: When I Die, I Want People To Say This  Request to be added to my private FB Community: Women Who Want MORE Warrior on Fire podcast (the inspiration for THIS podcast)  Your Daily Revolution (a NEW podcast by my incredible coach, Setema Gali) Subscribe to the Women Wanting More Newsletter to get the Show Notes for Each Episode conveniently delivered to you inbox 3 times a week, get your More Tip to start putting what I teach into ACTION to get MORE out of your Life, daily email inspiration on how to Have it All, AND the MORE Four Action Guide, too!

In this Episode 99: Is it The Voice or is it Fear?, I discuss: *the distinct difference between what The Voice and Fear sound like when you hear them *the Voice is not heard by so many people because of the numbing, sedating and ignoring of it over the years *to begin to hear The Voice again, you need to be clear on WHAT you want, and WHY you want it *how doing a 10 minute plank allowed me to hear the Voice, and really understand what it was vs. Fear at the ShieldMaiden live event I attended a few weeks ago Listen to the latest Women Wanting More podcast episode in iTunes here. MORE TIP Begin to do the More FOUR.  Learn about it on Episode 18 here.  Then send me a private message on my personal Facebook page, post on my wall, or on the Women Wanting More FB page to let me know what has come up for you with this. RESOURCES Request to be added to my private FB Community: Women Who Want MORE    Register for my next exciting FREE Webinar Training: Get MORE in 90 Days on Tuesday April 12th 3pm EST (noon PST, 1pm MT) Episode 97: Are You Addicted to the Struggle?  Episode 94: When I Die, I Want People to Say This Warrior on Fire podcast (the inspiration for THIS podcast)  Your Daily Revolution (a NEW podcast by my incredible coach, Setema Gali) Subscribe to the Women Wanting More Newsletter to get the Show Notes for Each Episode conveniently delivered to you inbox 3 times a week, get your More Tip to start putting what I teach into ACTION to get MORE out of your Life, daily email inspiration on how to Have it All, AND the MORE Four Action Guide, too!

In this Episode 94: When I Die, I Want People to Say This, I discuss: *the profound and moving exercise I had at my Coaching Event last week in a cemetery *the reading of the eulogy I want people to say at my funeral *the realization that I still have so much more work to do if I want to die empty Listen to the latest Women Wanting More podcast episode in iTunes here. MORE TIP: Go to a Cemetery. Write your own eulogy. Spend 30 minutes writing in your journal what you want your husband, kids, clients, business partners, family and friends to say about you when you die. If you do this, and them send me a private message on my personal Facebook page, post on my wall, or on the Women Wanting More FB page to let me know, I’ll will mail you a copy of the book Loving What Is by Byron Katie. RESOURCES Episode 85: The Prison of Contradiction Episode 74: Sometimes You Need to Experience the Bad to See the Good Episode 67: Do Whatever it Takes Catch the Replay of the Women Wanting More 90 Day Coaching Experience Webinar: Mindset Matters . I'm opening up only 3 more for the next group of Women to go deep in this Group Mastermind Experience and Learn How to Have it All. Watch the Webinar FIRST, then click on the yellow button to schedule your application call. Warrior on Fire podcast (the inspiration for THIS podcast)  Your Daily Revolution (a NEW podcast by my incredible coach, Setema Gali) Subscribe to the Women Wanting More Newsletter to get the Show Notes for Each Episode conveniently delivered to you inbox 3 times a week, get your More Tip to start putting what I teach into ACTION to get MORE out of your Life, daily email inspiration on how to Have it All, AND the MORE Four Action Guide, too!

Comedian/musician Shayna Ferm and her sidekick, MC Doula (aka Tracey Tee), host this highly irreverent, cult-hit show full of comedy, games, prizes, drinking, swearing and parental commiseration. Live musical performances are spread throughout the evening with songs like “Eat Your F-ing Food,” and “When I Die, I Want to Come Back as a Dad.” Audience participation includes “Stump the Breeder” and “The Most F-ed Up Thing Your Kid Did This Week.”  Conceived (pun intended) in Denver, Colorado in 2012, this show will make you laugh your c-section scar open. The Expressing Motherhood podcast aims to highlight creative moms. If you are interested in being interviewed please email host/producer/co-creator Lindsay Kavet: lindsay(at)expressingmotherhood.com

On this episode the GOC topics include Caitlyn Jenner, The Snow, Vegemite, Gazz's Holiday, Mobility Scooters, Hummers aka BJ's and Bacon. Music by The Wrinklepickers with When I Die. Check out wrinklepickers.com

7 AM - 1 - Rand Paul unleashes machines and dreams or something; New book "The Residence: Inside the Private World of the White House" has lots of sordid, juicy details on the Clintons. 2 - More goodness from "The Residence" book. 3 - Marshall's News. 4 - Animals I Would Prefer My Remains Be Fed to When I Die, In Order; Jack's dog ate 2 of his chickens; Rand stuff.

Rand Paul unleashes machines and dreams or something; New book "The Residence: Inside the Private World of the White House" has lots of sordid, juicy details on the Clintons; More goodness from "The Residence" book; Marshall's News; Animals I Would Prefer My Remains Be Fed to When I Die, In Order; Jack's dog ate 2 of his chickens; Rand stuff.

When I Die

This week we are honored to present the Gonzoest podcast ever.  We welcome Wayne Ewing from Hunter Thompson Films to the show.  Wayne is an Emmy nominated filmmaker, a roving reporter, and was, at one time, Hunter Thompson's Road Manager.  Wayne has also made 4 films about the great Doctor of Journalism, “Breakfast With Hunter,” “When I Die,” “Free Lisl,” and “Animals, Whores & Dialouge.”  Wayne talks about his early film work and he tells of that fateful night at San Francisco’s O’Farrell Theatre where he met Hunter Thompson who was the night manager at the time.  This episode was a real honor to do, it was great to talk to some one who looked to Hunter as a Hero, as I do, and was able to meet him and document his incredible life.  So please listen in and be sure to check Wayne’s Work out by clicking the Bold words above!  All that and more on this weeks Enhanced Podcast!!

Indy In-Tune Radio continues to take off, with audiences tripling on average beginning with the official kickoff party.  Since that time we've added our first two show hosts, the inimitable Mia Kileen with the Rock Show (Thursdays at 8:00 PM) and Anita Vokill with the experimental electronic Return to Space (Friday's at 10:00 PM), and there's still more to come.  On the ratings front, we've been a consistent , and in the top 15-20% overall.  Now, to put this in TOTAL perspective ... the lowest-rated major radio station in Indianapolis is WXNT-AM with just under a half-share. If we compare that (conservatively) to our "unique streams opened," then they still have about 30 times our audience.  So ... still a hobby this month. This weeks show marks the second one brought to me by the legendary Levar Johnson from .  This time Eyes on Fire treats us to a sneak peek at their upcoming eponymous release a few months ahead of time.  Comprised of five long time veterans with an impressive resume between them, the band is a solid hitting outfit that commands a loyal following and are staples of Indy's Heavy Metal scene.  If the material featured tonight, and the comments on their latest video are any indication, this phenomenon is not limited to the metro area, either.  Expect big things from them over the next year. Links referenced in the show:     Eyes on Fire can be found here | | | | They emerged from the remnants of the band . Their first release, Anger to Ashes, recorded with the old lineup, is available here: |   The material from this podcast is from their upcoming album, and can be found on .   It is being produced by Bone Thronburg at . The video for When I Die was directed by and is available on their YouTube Page.  It was filmed at the in Alexandria, Indiana. This interview was powered by , as the magic fridge is currently running low on magic.  Catch them January 25 at playing in support of 's CD release party.    

Happy New Year everyone! While I was looking through the collection for some requested music from Reconstruction, I came across this gem which I thought I should share with you as the first show of the new year.. This comes to us from 1975, and I really enjoy the sound on this even though it *is* an audience front of board recording.. I hope you enjoy it too....Legion of Mary, 5/22/1975 Keystone, Berkeley CAset one: Tore Up Over You, Little Sunflower, I Feel Like Dynamite, Every Word You Say, Mystery Trainset two: He Ain't Give You None, Boogie On Reggae Woman, When I Die, Going, Going Gone, (I'm A) Road RunnerAs always you can listen to the Deadpod here:http://media.libsyn.com/media/deadshow/deadpod010408.mp3I hope you enjoy it and as always thanks for your support!!