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2021 is speeding up! With January gone, living on purpose – The purpose of Growth – becomes all too clear! Turning the calendar page on my office wall to February was a bit of a SHOCK and a…Continue reading

Ahead of the start of season three, we have a special episode today with a discussion on the popularity of Veganuary - the annual challenge of following a vegan lifestyle for the month - and the future of plant-based foods. With January already a time when many consumers make new year's resolutions often for better health and wellness, Mintel global food and drink experts and Veganuary CEO, Ria Rehberg, chat about some of the reasons why the vegan trend is gaining momentum (and mainstreaming in some markets) around the world, as well as what food, drink, and foodservice brands need to consider when developing innovative strategies to support vegan and plant-based products and campaigns. Host: Edward Bergen, (Mintel Global Food and Drink Analyst). Guests: Dasha Shor (Mintel Global Food Analyst), Ria Rehberg (Veganuary CEO).

With January winding down, some of that motivation we had at the beginning of the year may be winding down along with it!Cue Izelle Hoffman! Our Mindfulness Maven! Our Lifestyle Chef! Our Mind, body, and spirit coach! She is back and she is going to help us all live more mindfully in 2021! Starting with our health! She joined me on a Zoom to talk about the one thing you can do in the first few weeks of 2021 to ensure you hit the goals you have set for yourself! And, if you haven't set any goals, this podcast will inspire to you start!

We’re spending a lot more time in our homes and as work and family responsibilities merge, we’re finding ourselves more distracted and less productive. With January being the time we set goals and figure out how to make our lives better, I wanted to share some ideas that can make your new home or renovation help you become more productive and healthy.  These 10 design ideas will help you work efficiently, get more done in less time, and reduce stress for a healthy, productive home. What you’ll discover: What designs you need to consider for a productive home How to increase natural light and decrease noise Why colors and the right furniture matter How the layout of your home and rooms can increase productivity and wellness   Helpful links:Baux Acoustic Wood Wool PanelsEpisode 34: Biophilic Design and How To Design Nature Into Your Home To Reap Wellness Benefits Episode 16: Choosing Paint Colors For a Calm and Stress-Free Home with Mehnaz Kahn Wellness kitchen:An Architect’s Tips For Getting Your Wellness Kitchen Layout Right 8 Tips for a Healthy Kitchen Makeover Episode 9: Healthy and Sustainable Countertops for Your Healthy HomeEpisode 14: 5 Reasons To Create A Kitchen Designed For Wellness Pure Living Space - Promo code BALANCED  for 10% off    

With January comes the dreaded New Year’s resolution — but what if we all focused on more realistic, attainable goal setting instead? On this episode of UNT Pod, Dr. Michael Savoie — a clinical professor of operations, logistics and supply chain management in UNT’s G. Brint Ryan College of Business who also has served as a certified trainer in the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People and Brian Tracy’s Phoenix Seminar on the Psychology of Achievement for more than three decades — walks us through the best approaches to goal setting. In this episode, we discuss: ● The difference between resolutions and goals ● The best ways to track and measure your goals ● The importance of setting goals based on the present, not the past ● How to develop SMART (specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, time-bound) goals Featured in this episode is: ● Dr. Michael Savoie, clinical professor of operations, logistics and supply chain management in UNT’s G. Brint Ryan College of Business and a certified trainer in the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People and Brian Tracy’s Phoenix Seminar on the Psychology of Achievement Helpful links: ● View a goal-setting slideshow created by Dr. Savoie Follow our Podcast ● @UNTPod Join the Conversation ● Connect with us on Twitter @UNTSocial or on Instagram @UNT

TVC 520.4: Part 2 of a conversation that began last week with Burt Ward, the actor known around the world as Robin the Boy Wonder on Batman (ABC, 1966-1968). With January 2021 marking the fifty-fifth anniversary of the premiere of Batman, Burt talks to Ed about working with Adam West, Julie Newmar, and Stanley Ralph Ross on the original Batman, and with William Shatner in the full-length animated feature Batman vs. Two-Face. Burt Ward—along with his wife Tracy—have been real-life super heroes to dogs and cats of all sizes and breeds for more than twenty-six years, advocating for the care and nutrition of our four-legged friends through their nonprofit organization, Gentle Giants Rescue. Gentle Giants has a line of all-natural pet products for dogs and cats that will help maximize both the life span and quality of life of your animal. Dogs who eat Gentle Giants Dog Food, and who follow the special Gentle Giants feeding and care program, have enjoyed healthy, active life spans of up to twenty-seven years with a wonderful quality of life. Gentle Giants pet products are available in more than 1,100 Target stories throughout the U.S., as well as more than 2,400 Walmart stores throughout the U.S. and more than 400 Walmart stores throughout Canada. You can also order them directly at GentleGiantsDogFood.com or GentleGiantsPetProducts.com. Gentle Giants Rescue is a nonprofit organization; all sales of Gentle Giants products go directly to the rescue. Burt and Tracy take no salary, nor make any money, from the sales of their pet products or from the rescue. Want to advertise/sponsor our show? TV Confidential has partnered with AdvertiseCast to handle advertising/sponsorship requests for the podcast edition of our program. They’re great to work with and will help you advertise on our show. Please email sales@advertisecast.com or click the link below to get started: https://www.advertisecast.com/TVConfidentialAradiotalkshowabout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The National Association of Private Educational Institutions has raised concerns over the domino effect that postponed SPM exams could have on private higher education institutions. With January intakes affected, will this move deal a fatal blow to many private institutions that employ tens of thousands of people? What could have been done to mitigate the negative consequences of this policy, or could they have been avoided altogether? Melisa Idris and Sharaad Kuttan speak to Najmie Noordin, Chief Operating Officer of Cosmopoint Sdn Bhd.

With January over and the new year in full throttle it's time to set goals for each other and pray that 2020 is as good as we hoped it would be.

Welcome the newest episode of Dark Discussions, your place for the discussion of horror film, fiction, and all that’s fantastic. With January 2020 underway, it is time to visit what is coming this year to cinemas, video-on-demand platforms, as well as those genre films that are going straight to disc. Last year, genre films seemed to be lacking in quality. There were many gems but not the large amount seen in prior years. This year however there seems to be a lot of great fils coming. Plus also new seasons of some quality TV series. Dark Discussions once again takes a look at all that’s on the calendar. Some of the more high profile flicks spoken of include GODZILLA VS. KONG, WONDER WOMAN 1984, A QUIET PLACE 2, as well as the sequel to the South Korean movie TRAIN TO BUSAN. Some other flicks talked about include VFW, THE LODGE, SWALLOW and television series such as SNOWPIERCER and DEVS. And then at the very end we list off what is remaining as well as discuss some of the latest news about movies and genre cinema. As always we welcome your comments: darkdiscussions@aol.com (written email or attached mp3 files) WWW.DARKDISCUSSIONS.COM

Nathan Judah and Joe Edwards deliver Episode 142 with Wolves in danger of throwing away a superb season. The duo break down all the talking points from the FA Cup exit at Manchester United and discuss how Nuno's men rediscover their mojo. All your questions are answered with particular attention to transfers and a potential formation change? With January transfer window quiet so far...is it time to be worried? We also preview the big game with Southampton and speak to Ben Stanfield of the Total Saints Podcast. All this an much much more...

Nathan Judah, Joe Edwards and Rosie Swarbrick produce an action-packed post New Years podcast that cannot be missed! The trio break down all the talking points over the Christmas period and there's serious debate over Patrick Cutrone as the striker looks set to leave Wolves All your questions are answered and there's a very special VIP competition! With January transfer window quiet so far...is it time to be worried? We also preview the big game with Newcastle and speak to die hard Magpies fan Liam Prickett! All this an much much more...

Your willpower is a muscle too! It’s that time of year again! With January comes the promises we want to keep for ourselves in the New Year. Whether your goal is to exercise more and eat less, save more and spend less, have better relationships, or start on a new project, you will want to strengthen your I Will Power muscle.

With January proving rather slow, Faron and Boston each identify one player heading into Spring Training who could set themselves up to see time in Kansas City and St. Louis in 2019. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/MTMV/support

Long show this week because Junkuary. With January having such a limited release schedule we've combined this weeks streaming and theatrical shows and plowed through to a GREAT 90s Edition Jarch Jadness! We've also got reviews for the Unbreakable/Split sequel, Glass and Nate shares his thoughts on The Upside! As always, thanks for listening!

Write into Jules and Sarah! The Port Salut Crew HQ, PO Box 66747, London, NW5 9GH – we love your letters!With January in full swing, the pair discuss how it's all going thus far. Sarah's new coat has arrived and there's breakfast breakthroughs for Jules as well as microwave chat and Sarah drops a stationary bombshell. Meanwhile Ken's going nuts, June's in laundry hell and there's tales of a chocolate thief. Meanwhile News from the North has an excellent food review and there's round two of the brand new podcast game.Brands and Services MentionedJohn LewisAO.comPizza ExpressQuality StreetFollow us!@julesandsarahpodcast@julesvonhep@thissarahpowellHave a dance with the Jules and Sarah Spotify playlists! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome the newest episode of Dark Discussions, your place for the discussion of horror film, fiction, and all that’s fantastic. With January 2019 underway, it is time to visit what is coming this year to cinemas, video-on-demand platforms, as well as those genre films that are going straight to disc. Last year, horror seemed to dominate genre and there were a lot of great flicks. This year once again there seems to be a lot of great ones coming. Plus also more superhero flicks. Reboots and remakes and sequels are also arriving too. Dark Discussions once again is back with their look forward to the new year and which films seem to interest them most. Some of the more high profile flicks spoken of include IT CHAPTER 2, PET SEMATARY, GODZILLA KING OF THE MONSTERS, as well as the new ANNABELLE film. Some other flicks talked about include VELVET BUZZSAW, THE HOLE IN THE GROUND, UNDER THE SILVER LAKE and BRIGHTBURN. And then at the very end we list off other films and talk about some of the latest news about movies and genre cinema. As always we welcome your comments: darkdiscussions@aol.com (written email or attached mp3 files) WWW.DARKDISCUSSIONS.COM

With January having come to an end, the Reel Politik crew - out of the mercy of their hearts - lift their boycott of the TrashFuture podcast (for their offensive "No Pee January" stunt) in order to release a month-old recording with top trasher @raaleh (as he is known on Twitter) filling in for Tom, who nonetheless contributes artwork and intrepidly ventured out to Tim Farron's favourite hangout to acquire a special introduction from him. The episode deals with liberals, liberals, liberals: Farron is ripped apart for his homophobic views, we do a Reel Politik reading series of one of his comrade Nick Clegg's pathetic whines in the Independent, Jack reviews frivolous gossip book 'Fire & Fury', and Yair brings peace to the Middle East, Seinfeld-style. Laura, meanwhile, reminds us why she's absolutely fookin class.

With January now over, we're right into the thick of 2018, and the game releases are coming on thick and fast - you're talking everything Dynasty Warriors to Fe, Square Enix RPGs and Bayonetta! You're not going to be putting any of your consoles away this month. Also Matt C finally has a Nintendo Switch, so the rest of us... helpfully... give him advice on which games to grab from that console's mammoth existing library. Finally for our in-depth this week, we look at Dissidia Final Fantasy NT; it's a new game, sure, but we already have some pretty complex thoughts on that one. Also, stay tuned in after the last bit of music for a bonus ;-) Thanks for tuning in, and catch us on our social media here: Matt S: @digitallydownld Alan M: @Trufflesss_ Matt C: @MC_Odd Ginny W: @ginnywoes

With January behind us we reflect on our local honor groups, their value and how to get the most out of them.

With January 2018 marking roughly a decade after the start of the most recent financial crisis, this panel will assess the corresponding legal and regulatory responses to the crisis.Panelists: Hilary Allen, Suffolk University Law SchoolDavid Zaring, The Wharton School of the University of PennsylvaniaTodd Zywicki, George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law SchoolModerator: Robert Ahdieh, Emory Law School

With January 2018 marking roughly a decade after the start of the most recent financial crisis, this panel will assess the corresponding legal and regulatory responses to the crisis.Panelists: Hilary Allen, Suffolk University Law SchoolDavid Zaring, The Wharton School of the University of PennsylvaniaTodd Zywicki, George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law SchoolModerator: Robert Ahdieh, Emory Law School

A look at Australia's domestic lamb market. With January a key month for Australian lamb promotion, Georgia Twomey and Angus Gidley-Baird discuss the features and changes to the market.

Jon Dodson is back to guest host this show about setting goals and finding the balance to achieve them, what it takes to chase your dreams, which Twilight book is the best, and whether Jacob or Edward is better. With January almost over, it’s more important than ever to keep your goals at the front … Continue reading "GAME DEV’S QUEST e45: CHEERFUL GOALS"

Your favorite podcast with your favorite host, Isaac Sanders, (@alltimeisaac) is back with an invitation to come hang out with us at the table today! With January’s handy dandy cohost, Erin Lee-Harrison, the two hosts with the most talk about New Year Resolutions and Goal Theory! Continue the conversation by using #TheCollectiveConsciousness AND holler at us @the_table_pod on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook! Goal Theory & SMART Goals Material: web.utah.edu/basford/familyfinance/documents/LockesGoalSettingTheory.docx Book Isaac is reading: Dreamland Burning by Jennifer Latham Pay a podcaster and get all inclusive, yet exclusive, content, personalized process support AND merchandise by becoming a patron @ www.patreon.com/the_table_pod

Welcome the newest episode of Dark Discussions, your place for the discussion of horror film, fiction, and all that’s fantastic. With January 2018 underway, it is time to visit what is coming this year to cinemas, video-on-demand platforms, as well as those genre films that are going straight to disc. Last year, horror seemed to dominate genre and there were a lot of great flicks. This year once again there seems to be a lot of great ones coming. Plus also more superhero flicks. Reboots and remakes and sequels are also arriving too. Dark Discussions once again is back with their look forward to the new year and which films seem to interest them most. Some of the more high profile flicks spoken of include Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Annihilation, the two X-Men films, Slender Man, The Nun, and Game Night. Some other flicks talked about include Fashionista, The Bad Man, the critically praised Norwegian film, Thelma, and a few sequels to Dead Snow and Halloween. And then at the very end we list off other films and talk about some of the latest news about movies and genre cinema. As always we welcome your comments: darkdiscussions@aol.com (written email or attached mp3 files) WWW.DARKDISCUSSIONS.COM

CW: Self Harm @ 14:32-16:54 Your favorite podcast with your favorite host, Isaac Sanders, (@alltimeisaac) is here with the first, full, episode of the year where you, yes you, are invited to take a seat! With January’s handy dandy cohost, Erin Lee-Harrison, the two endeavor into processing through 2017 with questioned provided by The Friend Zone Podcast (@FriendZonePod) 2017 recap episode! Continue the conversation by using #TheCollectiveConsciousness AND holler at us @the_table_pod on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook! List of Questions What’s the biggest life lesson you learned in 2017? What’s the biggest lesson you learned about yourself in 2017? What’s something you accomplished in 2017 that you’re super proud of? What’s something you didn’t accomplish this year that you’re going to accomplish in the New Year? What did you do in 2017 that you made it a stronger year then 2016? And overall, was the year 2017 a good year for you? More importantly were you good to the year 2017? Pay a podcaster and get all inclusive, yet exclusive content, personalized process support AND merchandise by becoming a patron @ www.patreon.com/the_table_pod Friend Zone Podcast 2017 Wrap-Up Episode: https://soundcloud.com/thefriendzonepodcast/the-2017-wrap-up Kayla Lewis, aka Peaches Monroee aka the “Eyebrows on Fleek” creator’s GoFundMe is not available but go pay content creators directly! Paint and Take @ GameNut on Mass St. on the 8th @ 5:30 January 5th: Board Game Night at the HyVee on 6th @ 6pm Wednesday Nights: Board Game Nights at Game Nut on Mass St. in Lawrence, KS Second Saturday is Board Games @ Conroy’s (3115 W 6th St, Ste D, Lawrence) starting at 8 (hosted by GameNut) Thursday Nights: Board Game Nights at Boom Comics on Iowa St. in Lawrence, KS Rolling Gnome has open tables and are open to Game Nights most days of the week

Gratitude, Abundance and Prosperity – The seed and the plant We all want abundance. We all want prosperity. The key to open the door is as simple as gratitude—it shows you what you already have, how prosperous you already are, how supported you are by God and the universe where it really counts. And once you truly feel that in your soul, you open for even more to flow into your space of being. The stories we tell about our abundance now set the stage for what will come. Welcome to episode 18 – where we are going to talk about the seed of gratitude and the plant that grows in to abundance and prosperity. Stories are our lives in language. Welcome to the Love Your Story podcast. I’m Lori Lee, and I’m excited for our future together of telling stories, evaluating our own stories, and lifting ourselves and others to greater places because of our control over our stories. This podcast is about empowerment and giving you, the listener, ideas to work with in making your stories work for you. Power serves you best when you know how to use it. We’ve just been through the holiday season. Thanksgiving is a time when we focus, for a moment on what we’re grateful for, while Christmas, quickly on its heels is a time when we shift gears and start thinking about what we want – what gift we will ask for. With January we start planning for what we want to create that we don’t yet have – a flatter stomach, a promotion, more patience, something different than what you have now. I’m all for progression and forward movement, but I’ll let you in on a secret, before we get more, we need to appreciate what we have in the now! And that’s what today’s podcast is about, how gratitude leads to abundance. How being present in the now, and grateful for what is around you at this very moment, is the key to opening more peace of mind, more abundance, and greater prosperity. Let’s get started, because there are really good reasons why life will get a lot better if you make gratitude a constant way of being. Namely: It makes for the very happiest stories. You’ve heard the saying “You have to know the bad to know the good?” The idea of contrast as a teacher is nothing new, particularly when it comes to gratitude. The moments when the sound track on our lives intensifies because the trauma and drama is about to get amplified is not when we are thinking “Oh yay! I’m about to learn something wonderful.” But, with pain comes the other side of the coin, which is the appreciation for when pain is not present. Let me tell you a story. When I met death and he stood close enough that his breath was hot on my face, I was left somehow different.  With his retreat he took me, with his bony fingers, past the point of the invincibility of youth.  I arrived at a place of realization, a state of understanding limits in a way that had previously escaped me.  As I lay, unable to move from the pain of broken ribs and punctured lung, fractured skull, deep puncture wounds in my arm, knee, scalp, a broken ankle and fingers, suddenly I was excruciatingly aware of the blessing of a whole body. I used to rock climb multiple times a week finding a deep fulfillment in disciplining my mind and body to take me one step further than I’d gone before; to feel the rock, sometimes cold, sometimes hot, the finger pockets, the ledges, my aching legs and forearms, the chalk on my fingers and the sweat soaking through it – the adrenalin, the now.  You trust your belay partner or you wouldn’t climb with them, so I never imagined I’d lie at the bottom of a cliff victim of human error, ambulance racing to my broken body.  These are not the things we plan for. I had weeks to lay and wait for the world and time to pass me by as my body tried to piece itself back together after the 100-foot fall.  This provided thinking time and a profound understanding of a few things I took for granted. Not being able to lie down or breathe well from the injuries, my head swimming with

Welcome the newest episode of Dark Discussions, your place for the discussion of horror film, fiction, and all that’s fantastic. With January 2017 underway, it is time to visit what is coming this year to cinemas, video-on-demand platforms, as well as those genre films that are going straight to disc. Last year, horror seemed to dominate genre and there were a lot of great flicks. This year once again there seems to be a lot of great ones coming. Plus also more superhero flicks. Reboots and remakes and sequels are also arriving too. Dark Discussions once again is back with their look forward to the new year and which films seem to interest them most. Some of the more high profile flicks spoken of include Kong: Skull Island, War of the Planet of the Apes, Wonder Woman, Alien Covenant, the latest Thor film, and Guardians of the Galaxy 2. For straight horror, A Cure For Wellness is probably one of the more high profile flicks coming. Some lower profile flicks talked about include Arbor Demon, The Dark Tapes, Personal Shopper, Dangerous People, Space Babes From Outer Space, Sky Sharks, and Safe Neighborhood. And then at the very end we list off other films and talk about some of the latest news about movies and genre cinema. As always we welcome your comments: darkdiscussions@aol.com (written email or attached mp3 files) WWW.DARKDISCUSSIONS.COM

With January 1st just around the corner, it’s time to start lining up all your sex and dating resolutions for the new year — How can you be the best lover you can be in 2016? Whether you’re single or in a relationship, today’s podcast provides tips to help you handpick your goals for a year of better sex and love, and even help you accomplish them. From making dating your second job to creating and conquering your sexual bucket list, Emily goes over her sexiest resolution ideas for couples and singles alike to help you turn up the heat, both in your love life and in the bedroom, for 2016. Plus, she and Anderson answer your emails on bad relationship patterns, multiple orgasm roadblocks and casual dating with multiple partners. Today’s show is all about starting anew in your sex and dating life. From things you’d love to leave behind (like blackout sex) to things you’re looking forward to (like multiple orgasms) this show covers all your new year’s bases.

With January comes a slew of horrendous movies the studios typically try to sweep under the carpet.  That's not the case for the new Johnny Depp film Mortdecai, which barges into theaters this week with trumpets blasting.  The aggressive promotional campaign for this film neglects to point out that it is, indeed, a piece of crap.  We'll tell you all about it!  Then it's time to start a brand new installment of our Director Series, this time focusing on Robert Altman.  We discuss his 1971 anti-Western, McCabe & Mrs. Miller starring Warren Beatty and Julie Christie.  And in case you were wondering, we'd never leave you without our picks for Weekly Movie Recommmendations.   02:48 – Mortdecai 22:21 - McCabe & Mrs. Miller 1:10:56 - Weekly Movie Recommendations