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In this very special episode we take a look at the Boy Meets World Episode, Cult Fiction When Shawn is pressured into thinking about life after high school by Mr. Turner, he is convinced to join a cult, called The Centre, by Sherri, a fellow student. Shawn is totally brainwashed and refuses to leave, despite attempts to persuade him by Turner, Cory, Mr. Feeny, and the Matthews. When Turner gets into a motorcycle accident, though, Shawn is forced to confront the issue head on. He brings along Mr. Mack, the leader of The Centre, who is not welcomed and is even threatened by Mr. Feeny and Alan. Cory and Topanga then force Shawn to see Mr. Turner in his badly banged up condition, and they make him stay in the room and deal with it. Following a moving monologue in which Shawn talks to God, Shawn exits the room and realizes the truth about Mr. Mack and The Centre. Ben Savage ... Cory Matthews William Daniels... George Feeny Betsy Randle... Amy Matthews Will Friedle ... Eric Matthews Rider Strong... Shawn Hunter Danielle Fishel ... Topanga Lawrence Anthony Tyler Quinn... Jonathan Turner William Russ... Alan Matthews Jerry Levine ... Mr. Philip Mack Tamara Mello... Sherri Andie Falconi ... Alicia(as Andie Tecec) Listen, rate and share. Find us at all2reeltoo.com Vote for us as best podcast at ToledoCityPaper.com once a day until December 15th Listen to Mike on The Family Fright Night Horror Podcast ... https://open.spotify.com/episode/7kstbpDOnLQeI8BQGLzina Check out some cool music by host Matthew Haase at https://youtu.be/5E6TYm_4wIE Check out cool merchandise related to our show at http://tee.pub/lic/CullenPark Become a Patron of the show here.... https://www.patreon.com/CullenPark Listen to Mike on The Nerdball Podcast.... https://pod.fo/e/ba2aa Check out some cool music from Jason Quick at www.jasonquickmusic.com If you can during these troubling times make a donation to one of the following charities to help out. https://www.pcrf.net/information-you-should-know/how-to-help-palestine.html https://matthewperryfoundation.org/ https://www.thetrevorproject.org/ https://www.hrc.org/hrc-story/hrc-foundation https://pointfoundation.org/ https://www.directrelief.org/ https://www.naacpldf.org/ https://www.blackvotersmatterfund.org https://www.tahirih.org/ https://www.monafoundation.org/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Wallet Watch, Brian interviews Turner Cavender and Travis Hitt and their success in the the down market. They talk all things real estate from how they got off the ground to thriving in the current down market as well as commercial and residential real estate in 2023 and beyond. Also covered is rate buy-downs, the effect of rental properties on the market and understanding the effect of rates and prices. Let us know your thoughts on how to thrive in a down market and what you look forward to in the year ahead! Guest BiosTurner Cavender was born in Dallas, Texas. Lived in Desoto, Texas until he was in 5th grade. When Turner was born, he was born with a hearing disability and through that made effort to become a normal kid, but throughout grad school was a bit hard for him to make friends and do well in school. Once he was 6 years old, he got himself hearing aids and was assigned to a speech Therapist. In effort to learn how to read, write and speak the same language that his age group was doing. His childhood was a bit challenging but never slowed him down. In the summer of his 5th grade summer his family moved to Mesquite. Which was a great new start with a better Neighborhood and school district which was great for him but still had struggles with school from being a bit behind the kids the same age as him. He had a TON of energy all the time and found his passion in Motocross (which is a very individualized sport). Turner went on to have a successful Motocross career all the way to the professional level. in 2007 Turner retired from full time racing and went off to Texas Tech University to pursue his passion of fitness and helping others feel amazing about themselves and live a healthy live. Once he Graduated in 2010 with a B.S. In kinesiology in minor in nutrition he went off to work at a few fitness Facilities until he saved up enough money to open his own gym in 2013. During that time from 2013 - 2020 Turner worked with thousands of clients with their personal life in shaping them to live a healthy life and transformed lives. he also was a leader to many staff members over the years owning a gym in Dallas Tx, and Surprise, Arizona. in 2020 Turner took his exit from the fitness industry and selling his gyms to Pursue his new career in real Estate. Travis Hitt was born in Tyler Texas where he was raised with good values and the meaning of hard work. Before High School he moved to Allen Texas where he went to High School, played football and met mentors that helped shape his future life and career. Upon graduating, he enlisted into the Army where he served five years as a Black Hawk Crewchief with multiple units and areas around the world. After his time in the military he quickly tested and received his Real Estate License in 2012. Since then he has grown and learned so much to get to where he is today. Currently, Travis is an associate at Robert Elliott and Associates. He has the honor to lead a team of 4 amazing agents serving their clients all across DFW. Travis says he wakes up everyday loving what he does with an excitement to serve others. Wallet Watch is a deep dive in to how to build wealth through real estate and entrepreneurship. The host, Brian McCauley, is a successful North Texas Loan Officer that focuses on interviewing industry leaders on practical ways to attain financial freedom and build more successful businesses. Watch and listen if you're interested in taking your finances to the next level. How to get connected with Brian: Brian's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dallasmortgageman/Wallet Watch Instagram:

Josh Turner's most treasured childhood holiday memories are of listening to Randy Travis' “An Old Time  Christmas,” as it was the soundtrack to the holiday season in his Hannah, SC home. When Turner set out  to record his first Christmas album “King Size Manger,” Travis' country Christmas collection was his  guidepost. 

The downturn of coal in Harlan County, Kentucky has led to an exodus of Black residents in search of work. This week on Inside Appalachia, we listen back to our conversation with William Turner, whose book about growing up in a vibrant Black community in eastern Kentucky just won the Weatherford Award for nonfiction from the Appalachian Studies Association.  We'll also give another listen to a conversation we did last year with reporters with Mountain State Spotlight and GroundTruth, about West Virginia's foster care system. We'll hear from reporters Amelia Ferrell Knisely and Molly Born about what they learned during their year-long investigation. After their reporting, lawmakers vowed to make changes to the foster care system. But the 2022 West Virginia Legislature adjourned this legislative session just ended, and no legislation passed that made any improvements to foster care in the state West Virginia. What could be done to fix our state's failing foster care system?  The Struggle to Stay Derek Akal is a young Black man who grew up in Harlan, Kentucky. For years, he wanted to leave. Derek got a college football scholarship and thought it would be his ticket out, but a serious neck injury led him to drop out of school and return home. Reporter Benny Becker spent a year following Derek's story for our Struggle to Stay series which aired back in 2017. As a warning: this story contains racial slurs. In the past four years, a lot has changed in Akal's life. He did leave Kentucky, and briefly moved to California: Those plans didn't stick, in part because it cost so much to live there. He moved to Atlanta, Georgia for a while, but eventually made his way back to Harlan County. Today, Derek is the father of five children and works as a full-time cook at a restaurant in Harlan County. William Turner's Book Wins Weatherford Award William Turner is one of the most prolific historians of the Black experience in Appalachia. His 1985 book, Blacks in Appalachia, co-authored with Edward J. Cabbell, is considered a landmark work in the field. Turner's latest book, The Harlan Renaissance: Stories of Black Life in Appalachian Coal Towns includes his memories of growing up in Lynch, Kentucky. When Turner was a child, coal was still in its post-World War II boom years, and Lynch was a bustling company town run by U.S. Steel — one of the most powerful companies in the country in that era. This week on Inside Appalachia, listen back to co-host Mason Adams speaking with Turner about his book after its release last September. Investigation Shines Spotlight on W.Va's Foster Care System We've reported on the crisis in West Virginia's foster care system on Inside Appalachia. In 2015, the U.S. Department of Justice found that West Virginia is institutionalizing too many foster children with mental health conditions — and often sends them to out-of-state facilities. Last year, we aired a conversation we recorded with two reporters with Mountain State Spotlight and GroundTruth. They found that West Virginia has identified some of these facilities as abusive — accused of sexual assault, forced labor and more. Yet the foster care system continues to leave kids in these abusive, out-of-state centers. Last fall, our producer Roxy Todd sat down with reporters Amelia Ferrell Knisely and Molly Born to find out more about what they learned during their year-long investigation.

Lissa Rankin, M.D., and Kelly Turner, Ph.D., have both spent years studying how people use spirituality to overcome illness against all odds. And what they've found is fascinating. Turner, a researcher who has spent time with over 1,500 hospice patients, has identified nine keys to healing—and only two of them are physical. The others, things like releasing suppressed emotions and identifying your reasons for living, may be difficult to write a prescription for, but they provide a potent medicine. Rankin is intimately familiar with these more emotional approaches to healing too, and she has spent the last seven years traveling to lands near and far to study other cultures' sacred healing practices. When Turner and Rankin took to the revitalize stage this year, the topic of trauma inevitably came up. When trauma, no matter how severe, is left unattended to, it can spiral into the types of illnesses that these two New York Times bestselling authors are so intimately familiar with. "The more of those 'Big T' and 'Little T' traumas that build up in the system, the greater the risk of disease, especially as we get older," Rankin explained. Luckily, she added, recent science suggests that trauma is completely treatable. Turner agreed, saying, "We have the science now to apply to emotional interventions, and that's the marriage that I'm excited to finally be seeing. It's like, let's not just see what happens when you take this supplement or eat this new diet. What happens when you go through an eight-week forgiveness course? What happens to your body?" Here are four techniques that Turner and Rankin said show promise in getting to the root of trauma and helping us work through it so it doesn't continue to grow and intensify over time. To contact Colleen or Jason with comments, questions, or speaker ideas, please email podcast@mindbodygreen.com. For all sponsorship inquiries, please email sales@mindbodygreen.com. Want to join our podcast email newsletter? Sign up here!

Podgodz 309 Recorded 11 December 2018 Shit We had a fuck ton of rain, like 2 inches in 4 hours. Transit flooded.     Podcasts No Agenda Acidental Tech Podcast Omnibus Do By Friday Roderick on the Line Skip to the End Junkfood Cinema Good Place official podcast The incomparable Unatended Consequences     New None   Dropping? None   The Show: Turner & Hooch (1989)   On a scale of 1 to 10 on the Pumps & a Bump (original version) scale, this is a 4 of how much of Tom Hank’s package you are forced to see.   Weird things I noticed   Turner has a star badge, typical of Sheriff’s in a wallet folder for a shield badge.   Hooch breaks the window. When Turner is on Read More →

Podgodz 309 Recorded 11 December 2018 Shit We had a fuck ton of rain, like 2 inches in 4 hours. Transit flooded.     Podcasts No Agenda Acidental Tech Podcast Omnibus Do By Friday Roderick on the Line Skip to the End Junkfood Cinema Good Place official podcast The incomparable Unatended Consequences     New None   Dropping? None   The Show: Turner & Hooch (1989)   On a scale of 1 to 10 on the Pumps & a Bump (original version) scale, this is a 4 of how much of Tom Hank's package you are forced to see.   Weird things I noticed   Turner has a star badge, typical of Sheriff's in a wallet folder for a shield badge.   Hooch breaks the window. When Turner is on Read More →

Director Nate Parker discusses his new film, The Birth of a Nation, with Jeffrey Byrd. The film tells the true story of Nat Turner: a literate slave living on a Virginia plantation in the early 1800s who is forced to preach obedience to other slaves. When Turner witnesses atrocities committed against other slaves, he orchestrates an uprising in the hopes of leading his people to freedom. Mr. Parker was nominated for the DGA Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement of a First-Time Feature Film Director for 2016 for directing this film.

Elliot Jaspin shares his views on the System of White Supremacy. A White man, Jaspin is a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and author of Buried In The Bitter Waters: The Hidden History of Racial Cleansing In America. Elliot Jaspin's work chronicles the disgraceful, intentional disposal/expulsion of black people throughout the area of the world known as the United States. He explicitly highlights how Victims of White Supremacy do not belong to a community. Consequently, they can be jettisoned at any time. This extremely important text provides comprehensive evidence that Whites conducted more than 260 terrorist purges against black citizens. The following exert is from page 61 of the book: "What followed was an orgy of violence. On May, 17 [1918], two blacks were grabbed at random by a mob and quite literally shot to pieces. It was estimated that 700 bullets were fired into them. The next day Hayes Turner, suspected of being part of the black conspiracy, was lynched. His body, left hanging for two days, became a grisly tourist attraction for local whites. Sidney Johnson was tracked to Valdosta and shot to death. When Turner's wife, Mary, threatened to find his killer and swear out arrest warrants, her "unwise remarks" became a death sentence. The day after her husband died, the mob grabbed Mary, eight months pregant, hung her upside down from a tree, doused her with gasoline, set her on fire, then disemboweled her and tore out the fetus. The baby gave a feeble cry before a member of the mob stomped it to death. Although the exact death toll will never be known, the mob murdered at least eleven people." INVEST in The COWS - http://paypal.me/GusTRenegade CALL IN NUMBER: 641.715.3640 CODE 564943# The C.O.W.S. archives: http://tiny.cc/76f6p