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In this episode, Jill interviews Ohanga featured artist: Robert Chas. Robert is a watercolorist based in Matunuck, RI. Robert's web site is Robert Chase Gallery. With Robert's own words "Watercolor painting to me is a beautiful way to capture people and places at a particular place in time and being able to share it with others. My interest is in painting people and places doing everyday things; swimming, boating, fishing, wildlife habitats with a “paintbrush of color”! If I can make one person smile and feel that living here in southern New England is a blessing….for everywhere I look there are wonderful sights to see and paint…then my art holds meaning."

With Robert in a trial and Greg getting that money too, All Out of Fucks is bringing you their own Snyder Cut Version of two previous relationship episodes. You'll recognize the convo from Episode 7: IS BLACK , SINGLE AND NORMAL TOO MUCH TO ASK? FEAT. SPECIAL GUESTS MIKE, KRIS, AND MECCA  How difficult is it to be Black, single and find someone normal to date these days? Is there really a dating crisis or is the Black dating crisis a media created fiction? Does either side know what they want? Listen in as Robert and Greg do a deep dive with Kristina, Mecca and Mike on the current dating climate. And who could forget EP 15: WITCHYO BITCHASS! DATING, LOVE MARRIAGE AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN. We promise we'll be back with new content next week! Enjoy and shit!

Robert Sikes is a natural body-building competitor, keto expert, podcaster, vlogger, and all-around swell guy.He has spoken at several ketogenic conferences including Keto Con, the Low Carb CruiseHere's a testimonial from a customer of Roberts, I think this tells the story well: "Robert is by far one of the most knowledgeable people out there on the keto diet and performance athletics. As his client, you have 24/7 access to bug him with all of your questions and he will get back to you unbelievably fast. There is a lot of controversy out there about whether you can build muscle on keto... With Robert's help, I put on 10+ lbs of lean muscle in 3 months."See episode notes, links, and other resources at https://blog.dirobi.com

KOOL & THE GANG HISTORY LESSON WITH ROBERT 'KOOL' BELL Lara Avetoom interviews the legendary lead member of 'KOOL & THE GANG' Robert 'Kool' Bell.Formed as a jazz ensemble in the mid-'60s, Kool & the Gang became one of the most inspired and influential funk units during the '70s, and one of the most popular R&B groups of the '80s after their breakout hit "Celebration" in 1979. Just as funky as James Brown or Parliament (and sampled almost as frequently), Kool & the Gang relied on their jazz backgrounds and long friendship to form a tightly knit group with the interplay and improvisation of a jazz outfit, plus the energy and spark of a band with equal ties to soul, R&B, and funk. Robert "Kool" Bell and his brother Ronald (or Khalis Bayyan) grew up in Jersey City, NJ, and picked up the music bug from their father. A professional boxer, he was also a serious jazz lover and a close friend of Thelonious Monk. With Robert on bass and Ronald picking up an array of horns, the duo formed the Jazziacs in 1964 with several neighborhood friends: trombone player Clifford Adams, guitarists Charles Smith and Woody Sparrow, trumpeter Robert "Spike" Michens, alto saxophonist Dennis Thomas, keyboard player Ricky West, and drummer Funky George Brown (all of whom, except Michens and West, still remained in the group more than 30 years later).

Financial advising is a profession that draws in an eclectic mix of individuals who come from different backgrounds and whose career paths haven’t always been straightforward and predictable. Today’s guest formerly served in the military as a forensic accountant; now he not only runs his own financial practice, he’s also the world’s first (and probably only) forensic accountant blockchain professional. He joins the show to share what he’s learned from his military experience that has helped him serve his clients and grow his practice on referrals alone. Robert Watterson is the owner of Watterson Financial Solutions, a firm that handles financial planning, accounting, compliance, insurance, asset protection and tax services. Listen to hear what Robert has to say about how working in forensic accounting informs his current work, how he remains focused with so many different areas of practice, and how his interest in blockchain technology helped him develop an audit-ready bookkeeping system. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: How Robert moved from military forensic accountant to advisor (5:00) How his military experience informs the way he acquires clients (9:10) Staying focused while providing different offerings (18:40) How the different parts of Robert’s business build on one another (21:40) The blockchain’s impact on the financial industry (23:40) Robert’s audit-ready bookkeeping system (30:30) Robert’s biggest challenge in growing his practice (35:10) Why service is the most important part of running a practice (38:00) Links and Resources: Watterson Financial Send Robert an email Quotes by Robert: “In the military, one of the things that they taught us was never look for what’s good for you; look for what’s good for the overall project you’re working on. And if you’re working with a client, that means the overall good for the client.” “Make yourself referable… If you are referable, they will come back to you for work or they will have somebody come to you for work.” “If you don’t worry about making money off every client, the client will worry about making sure you make money.” With Robert’s different interests and areas of expertise – forensic accounting, blockchain technology, compliance and financial planning – it can be difficult to see how everything fits together. And yet, he’s able to pull knowledge and skills from different areas to create a unique practice in a way that we can all learn from. How Robert’s military experience informs the way he acquires clients Robert’s obsession with learning Robe

Welcome to the very last episode of the year, and the decade. With Robert in Ghana, it's the heavy hitters reporting for duty joined by the absolutely lovely and incredibly insightful Jemz. Sorry not sorry was a bit of a wild West situation with everyone taking a turn in the hot seat! With the decade nearly over, instead of just looking at the next year, or decade as we normally would around this time, we chose to look at what we want our legacies to be. We especially considered how this would flesh out for our kids and it was indeed some very reflective conversation. Of course, in talking about leaving something behind we couldn't leave the episode without leaving some final hookups. Jems wanted to leave you all with the thought to write a letter, the gesture, she's found, can be a refreshing reminder to folk that you care and can take the time to dedicate some thought to them! So write someone a letter soon! Mo suggested checking a old favourite of the podcast, Khalil Gibran's The Prophet, definitely a piece of his incredible legacy this has been a book that's certainly affected a lot of us. Check it out here The Prophet [https://g.co/kgs/etzadw](https://g.co/kgs/etzadw) And in speaking about books that have affected us, Peter suggested, again, commiting to reading the entire Bible again next year with one of the podcasts from. The Daily Audio Bible community, it'll be his second year in a row going through the entire Bible and with a new year beginning it's a perfect opportunity to subscribe to one of their various themes and spend a little time in the Bible each day for the next year Check it out here https://dailyaudiobible.com/ We hope you enjoy the episode and if you do please let us know in the comments and let your friends know by sharing, and if you don't, please let us know in the comments and let your friends know by sharing. We're big believers in the "win-win"Take care and stay blessed.Special thanks to RUDE (@itsrudeboy) for the intro and outro music.And to Calvin A Turner founder of Torra Media (facebook , @torramedia) and digital designer extraordinaire for [TheOrdinaryAmazing.com](http://theordinaryamazing.com/) logo design.

“What’s With Robert?” (January 10, 2000) Drew had never seen an episode of Everybody Loves Raymond before Glen pulled a gun on him and forced him to watch this one. To Drew’s surprise, this ostensibly family-friendly CBS sitcom handles gay panic a lot more thoughtfully than other shows of the era, even if it hinged around the ridiculous proposition that a man as tall as Brad Garrett might be homosexual. Support us on Patreon! Buy or rent Glen’s movie, Being Frank, on iTunes Listen to Underbelly L.A., the new TableCakes true crime podcast that Drew helped produce Check out A Love Bizarre, Los Angeles’ No. 1 best queer art space: Listen to Fruitbowl, Dave Quantic’s oral history podcast about gay sex Follow: GEE on Twitter • Drew on Twitter • Glen on Twitter Listen: iTunes • Spotify • Stitcher • Google Play • Google Podcasts • Himalaya • TuneIn  And yes, we do have an official website! And we even have episode transcripts courtesy of Sarah Neal. Our logo was designed by Rob Wilson. This is a TableCakes podcast. This episode’s outro track is ”Hawai” by Hawai

With Robert now gone, Rhogar and Nock must face the latest nightmare alone. Rhogar faces the deadliest monster our campaign has ever seen, will he outsmart the creature? Fight it? Send it to a prison and betray it? Who knows what's going on in our mad paladins head, but from where I'm sitting things seem incredibly dire. Join Matt Dennis (https://twitter.com/TommyGTNP), Flo Dennis (https://twitter.com/SofiaGTNP) and James Bunkell (https://twitter.com/RhogarGTNP) as they descend with a joke and a laugh into a dark and twisted world created by DM and host Adam Cookson (https://twitter.com/TreasonNo) For backstory, artwork and bonus details see our website: https://gunpowdertreasonnoplot.wordpress.com/ Member of the Necropodicon Network: https://www.necropodicon.com/ We’re one of the Top 60 D&D (Dungeons and Dragons) Podcasts in the world! Check out the full list here Music and Sound by Syrinscape. https://store.syrinscape.com/what-is-syrinscape/?att Because Epic games need Epic game sounds

On today’s Ramble Meets… Andy Brassell sits down with Robert Klein, the CEO of Bundesliga International. Robert is responsible for promoting the Bundesliga brand and its football following to a wider audience.With Robert promoting a style of football he believes to be a combination of Premier League physicality and Spanish technicality, Bundesliga International have been setting up local offices in worldwide markets to appeal to brand new audiences. He sits down with Andy in this insightful interview to discuss how the Bundesliga’s commercial style differs from the Premier League, the immense international profiles of Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund and young British players broadening their horizons while playing in Germany.We're on tour and playing Leeds Town Hall tomorrow! Join us at venues across England, Europe, USA and Canada for Football Ramble Live - expect all your old favourites (including Pete Donaldson), brand new games and a load of laughs. Get your tickets now at ramblelive.com!Search ‘Football Ramble Daily’ on social media to find us, and email us here: show@footballrambledaily.com ***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Watch video or download podcast belowPodcast supported by https://bp242.isrefer.com/go/mh5dc/yoganow/mh5dc () L. Robert Veeder What is the truth behind the staggering level of alcoholism & addiction in the United States & the world? In this compelling conversation you will learn from Robert what it means to be an alcoholic & addict and how to recover. With Robert's personal and at times heartbreaking story, you will hear the cost of human life from drunk driving. How do you go from a tragic accident, where six lives are lost, go to prison - then get sober and become a well trusted member of the community and a recovery therapists and coach. With over 15 years of sobriety, Robert holds a health science degree with a concentration in substance abuse counseling. Today he is on a mission to help as many people as possible to get and stay sober. Show Notes 2:18 What alcoholism & addiction is 2:37 200 Million+ active alcoholics in the world 3:08 3/4 of the cost of alcohol misuse is related to binge drinking 10:35 Smoking triggers the same chemical in the brain as alcohol 12:08 Alcohol related problems are the third leading cause of death in the U.S. 14:19 Treatment options – what is effective today 16:40 Portugal de-criminalizing drugs – instead offers help and treatment 19:40 How many alcoholics actually recover 20:56 Robert's personal story of early alcoholism 28:46 A tragic car accident with multiple fatalities 34:20 Prison, recovery & becoming a recovery therapists 44:30 Facing your guilt and shame 45:42 What to do if you need help 49:11 There's nothing wrong with not drinking   [gallery link="none" size="large" ids="3349,3355,3345,3350,3352,3347,3348,3351,3346"] Robert Veeder LinksWebsite: https://theprisonsketches.blog/author/engagedsobriety/ (The Prison Sketches) The Today Show: https://www.today.com/video/man-convicted-in-deadly-drunk-driving-wreck-vows-to-honor-victims-1428243011735 (Robert's Appearance ) Huffington Post: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/drunk-driving-prison-recovery_n_5c094681e4b0844cda50dee5 (Robert's Feature Article) National 24 Hour Hotline: 800-662-HELP (4357) Alcoholics Anonymous: https://www.aa.org/ (https://www.aa.org/) Email Contact: abetterhigh@gmail.com  

With Robert gone this week, Kyle and Kevin are left to argue with each other without moderation! What games are better? Who can argue their points better? 12 game vs game scenarios pit Kyle and Kevin against one another where YOU are the judges. Who won? Let us know! Channel Art by Jared Snellings Intro/Outro Music - "Blown Away" by Kevin Macleod http://www.imcompetech.com Twitter @PushingButtonsP Kevin @impulseG66 Robert @2Spooky4Robert Kyle @MonumentousKyle Watch us live stream on www.twitch.tv/PushingButtons Check out our YouTube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaTmLUPiEDMXAFjEOY0rOBg

With Robert unexpectedly absent, Rusty has to go deep into the Hammersmill Broadcasting archives.

Mark Zeff: Interior Design Hall of Fame Today in The Lounge, Nick interviews Mark Zeff, a recently inducted member of the Interior Designers Hall of Fame. Mark tells us how he got started in interior design and how moving to New York was the best business decision he's ever made. Find out on the episode how he has created a full-service firm, from branding all the way to designing fabrics.   Getting to Know Mark Mark was born in Johannesburg, South Africa and moved to Cape Town at the age of five. He attended University in London and moved to Australia after finishing school. Soon after, Mark decided that New York is where he really wanted to be. His favorite vacation spot is Bay Beach in the Hamptons and this is where the inspiration for his New York shop came from. When Mark is asked beer, wine or cocktail, he responds “definitely a cocktail.” How Mark Got His Start Mark first became interested in interior design when he attended an industrial design school in Johannesburg. He soon found that interior design wasn't enough, he wanted to be an architect. Mark loved art and machinery so architecture was the perfect career to marry the two together. He landed a job at a firm in Sydney but New York seemed like the place to be in the 80s. So, Mark took off to NY in 1982 to have a little fun. Three weeks later he was out of money, called Ken Walker up on a whim and got a job with him the following week. Ken Walker worked with some of the largest retailers in the industry such as Bloomingdales and Macy's and the firm had 300 people working for it. Mark's first big project was with designing a toy store. Later he was invited to work with Ken's product development team. After 2 and a half years with Ken, Mark went to work for Robert Gerson, whose firm specialized in industrial design. With Robert, Mark worked on the control center at NASA as well as on the machines. While working there he met some people who asked him to design their fashion showrooms. That's when Mark left to start his own firm in the late 1980s.           The Business Today Mark runs his business from Dumbo, ‘Down Under theManhattan Bridge Overpass,” in New York. He fell in love with the interior of this 1920s building and converted it into his studio and store. Over the years Mark's firm has had various employees, but now he staffs only about 25-30 people with backgrounds in branding, interior design, and architecture. They work all over in the industry including on homes, restaurants, condos, spas, rental units, townhomes, and apartments. Mark loves working all over and having a small firm. They do about 20 projects a year and some projects can last between eight months to three years. Branding is one of Mark's passions. At fourteen he wanted to be a graphic designer so he looks at the world through a graphic eye. Mark runs a business that services everything you need designing furniture to fabrics and wallpaper. He uses branding as a huge tool in his business. When Mark first started his firm he began by doing residential projects. The jobs he got were from people he met in nightclubs. His first big job was with Ann Baton, who came from a wealthy family and hung out with Andy Warhol. His transition to commercial design was by opening up a furniture store, that was similar to Design Within Reach. He imported furniture from Germany and Italy and also started designing his own furniture collection. A hotel business took notice and wanted to partner up with him. Mark's first restaurant was the Red Cat on 23rd street. Later he worked on the Night Hotel, which really put him the map as a commercial designer. No else had done this kind of project before and to this day it is still called the sexiest hotel in New York City. Mark opened a store in the 90s called Zeff Style but closed it after 9/11. He knew he wanted to open up another store again, so he gave a try in Brooklyn. BLACKBARN's brand is to develop a home brand that has soul.

With Robert out of the office the boys of the RoundTable are free once again to discuss their favorite thing: card games Host & Guests Tom Van Orden, Podcast Director – Twitter Adam Houck, Managing Editor – Twitter Erik Lundquist, Professional Replacement – Tumblr   Social Media CommonGeek on Facebook... The post RoundTable 31: Shadows over CommonGeek appeared first on CommonGeek.tv.

Today, Charlie Cherry, Chris Moore, Theresa Moore, and Chris Daniel welcome back to DiabetesPowerShow, Chef Robert Lewis, The Happy Diabetic. Chef Robert has become a tradition here at DiabetesPowerShow, and once again, he is going to help us get through the Holiday Season, avoiding those extreme high blood sugars that often ruin our holiday fun. The Good Chef has lots of great advice, that will keep us off the blood sugar roller coaster, so we can enjoy our family and friends during this wonderful time of year. He is a Chef, Author, Speaker and a Person Living with Diabetes. Growing up in Los Angeles offered Chef Robert a culinary experience he will always cherish. Family cooks and guests in his home were experts in preparing Jewish, Mexican, Middle and Far Eastern, and traditional dishes, which gave him a love for food and the creative outlet it provided. Chef Robert graduated from the prestigious Culinary Institute of America in 1976. In 1998, he was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Thus began his motivation to create great tasting dishes, that are easy to prepare. Much of what he heard in those early days was about the foods that were prohibited. He suspected that his days of good eating were over. Yet as he worked through his ups and downs, he came to realize that the selection of foods he could and should eat was vast, and included many of his favorites. This motivated him to attempt to create delicious, diabetic-friendly dishes that were also easy to prepare. Chef Robert is a nationally-recognized author, public speaker, and spokesperson for all people affected with diabetes. He travels the country speaking on the benefits of healthy eating, not only for people affected with diabetes, but also for anyone who would like to eat and live a healthy lifestyle. Robert has collaborated with Lee Iacocca and Dr. Denise Faustman of Harvard Medical School, and is a State Captain for the Iacocca Foundation. He has worked with Al Roker, Ben Vereen, Richard Simmons, Ann Curry, Indy car racer Charlie Kimble, The Amazing Race Winner Nat Strand, and many others! Chef Robert has spoken in hospitals and health fairs worldwide. With Robert’s focus on healthy cuisine, he is considered a pro when it comes to food preparation and nutrition. Robert is a frequent guest on TV and radio. He has appeared on ESPN’s Cold Pizza. Robert is the author of 2 best selling cookbooks. Chef Robert is producing a “Reality” TV show “Cooking Across America”, and has been featured in Diabetes Health Magazine, The Radish, KWQC, NBC, and the Diabetic Living Magazine. Chef Robert has been selected by Sanofi and Everyday Health to do consumer online cooking videos. He is a keynote speaker for Taking Control of Your Diabetes all across the USA. He has worked with Sanofi, Abbott, Accu-Check-Roche, American Diabetes Association, Lyons Club International, Rotary Clubs, University of Wisconsin, Genesis Hospitals, Hy-Vee Grocery Stores, Kroger stores, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Hill and Valley Sugar Free Bakeries. His recipes celebrate great-tasting food, that both diabetics and non-diabetics can enjoy. Robert’s cookbooks are filled with tips, tidbits, and humorous anecdotes that he hopes will make cooking fun! You are not what you eat, you are how much you eat! Visit Chef Robert on the web at:

With Robert away, Joe List, Luis J Gomez, Sam Morril, Phil Handley, Kelly Fastuca and Chris Scopo run YKWD.   RiotCast.com

With Robert away, the Johnny Slick Podcast "welcomes" Scott, a bona fide Portlander, to the show. Scott has EXTREMELY RUDE THINGS to say about the Seattle Sounders, including an EXTREMELY RUDE NAME WHICH RHYMES WITH SOUNDERS. That is all I have to say about that. Also, we talk about planking and the rapture, two things which may well be related. Plus Ziggy of course. Websites mentioned: wikipedia.org (did you REALLY need to know this?) seattlesoundersfc.com http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703864204576319570556983628.html gocomics.com/ziggy

With Robert missing, Quinn and Troy are free to push the censor boundaries to their limits. As part of their foul play, they offer their unbridled opinions on the newly released "Sin and Punishment: Star Successor" for Nintendo's Wii console. Plus, they make a lot of terrible jokes (but you're used to that). Oh, this is sinful!

With Robert absent for this episode, the Pantyhose Ninjas were left to their own devices to bring you whatever content they felt you should hear. Enter our Summer Review BLAST!: machinegun reviews of