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If you've been a listener of You First, you might notice things sound a little different. That's because we've rebranded! Welcome to Disability Deep Dive! The same podcast, but with a new name, a fresh perspective … and a brand new co-host. Keith Casebonne and Jodi Beckstine from Disability Rights Florida continue to bring you the stories, voices, and ideas that matter to the disability community. So whether you've been with us for years or you're just diving in—we're glad you're here. New Disability Deep Dive episodes are coming soon!

Welcome back to You First, where we're taking a small break from producing new episodes and instead are sharing some older episodes you might have missed. There's a good chance you missed this episode, our last of four encore episodes, as it didn't perform as well as most of our other ones. But we think the content is compelling and the guests are engaging, so we're putting it back out there. This episode is called "By and For People with Disabilities," and it was initially released in September of 2021. Elizabeth Wright and Jennifer Price are the guests, and they talk about how people with disabilities are creating their own content, controlling the narrative, and helping to create platforms where their stories, in their words, can be shared. And we're happy to share this encore episode with you. Resources: Conscious Being Magazine Disability Review Magazine EmpowerEd: Using Real Case Examples to Look Deeper into IEP Management Disability Media Network

Welcome to another encore episode of You First. We're taking a little break from making new episodes and are re-sharing some past episodes that we feel are worth another listen. This is the third of four encore episodes, initially released in July of 2023, and it's called "Paving a Way Disabled in STEM." We interviewed Dr. Anita Marshall to learn more about her work to make STEM education more accessible for students with disabilities. Anita created GeoSPACE, the first-ever disability-accessible planetary geoscience field course and mentoring program, and is the Executive Director of The International Association for Geoscience Diversity. We also debunk myths about academia, and wish we were back in school to be a part of this really cool work Anita is doing. Hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it! Show Notes and Resources: Dr. Anita Marshall's Website GeoSPACE Program The International Association for Geoscience Diversity

Today we have another encore episode of You First. This is the second of four encore episodes as we're taking a bit of a break from producing new episodes. Now this episode, "The Intersection of Disability and Reproductive Justice," is by far our most popular episode – and by a significant margin! But in case you missed it back in August of 2022, count your lucky stars because here it is again. Roe v Wade was overturned not long before we recorded this episode, and we wanted to take a deep dive into how the overturning affects the disability community. Maddie hosted this episode and led an incredible conversation with activists Morénike Giwa Onaiwu, Rebecca Cokley, Keith Jones, and Heather Watkins about how the ruling affects them, the disability community as a whole, and other marginalized groups, especially in ways that you may not have considered. And it's all just as relevant today as it was when we recorded it. Please note that this conversation discusses heavy themes and references systems of oppression such as racism and ableism, infanticide, abortion, and forced sterilization. Links: Morénike Giwa Onaiwu https://morenikego.com/ https://twitter.com/morenikego Keith Jones http://dasoultoucha.com/About/ https://twitter.com/dasoultoucha Heather Watkins https://slowwalkersseemore.com/ https://twitter.com/hwatkins927 Rebecca Cokley https://rebecca-cokley.medium.com/ https://twitter.com/rebeccacokley

We're taking a break from producing new episodes of You First for a bit, so we'll be re-releasing four older episodes that we feel are worth another listen. We're starting things off with an episode that is from February 2021 called "Disability Media Representation." We spoke with Beth Haller and Jeff Preston, both of whom are university professors, authors, and experts on disability in the media. We had a great discussion about what's been done both right and wrong with the portrayal of people with disabilities in both film and TV and the impact of streaming platforms on the movement. We kicked things off with an interesting discussion about what a disaster a movie called Music was that has been released not long before we recorded the episode. Referenced in the episode: Routledge Companion to Disability and Media Representing Disability in an Ableist World: Essays on Mass Media The Fantasy of Disability: Images of Loss in Popular Culture Disability and Social Media: Global Perspectives Salon: Sia's directorial debut "Music" is a baffling and patronizing cringefest of ableist minstrelsy LISTEN: Film by CommunicationFIRST NeuroTribes: The Legacy of Autism and the Future of Neurodiversity

Buy tickets for the TellyCast Digital Content Forum 2024In this episode of TellyCast, recorded live from MIPCOM, Justin Crosby hosts an all-star panel to demystify the world of brand-funded programming. The conversation features insights from industry leaders including Sam Glynn from UTA, Roberta Zamboni from Fremantle, and Javier Martinez from You First. They explore the evolving landscape of branded content, examining the shift from traditional product placements to more integrated, authentic storytelling.The discussion highlights the importance of collaboration between brands, producers, and broadcasters, and how to create compelling content that resonates with audiences while meeting brand objectives. The guests share their thoughts on balancing creative and commercial goals, maintaining brand safety, and finding new growth opportunities in a rapidly changing media environment. Key takeaways include the need for a translator role to bridge the gap between brands and producers, focusing on authenticity, and understanding audience expectations to ensure successful brand integration.This episode is sponsored by ITV Studios and Shooting in Spain, a brand of ICEX Invest in Spain.Support the showBuy tickets for the TellyCast Digital Content Forum 2024Subscribe to the TellyCast YouTube channel for exclusive TV industry videosFollow us on LinkedInConnect with Justin on LinkedINTellyCast videos on YouTubeTellyCast websiteTellyCast instaTellyCast TwitterTellyCast TikTok

In this episode of You First, hosts Maddie and Keith dive into disability voting rights and the upcoming 2024 election with experts Michelle Bishop, Monica Wiley, and Jack Rosen from the National Disability Rights Network (NDRN). The discussion explores voting accessibility, challenges faced by disabled voters, and new support resources in Florida. Emphasis is placed on the importance of local elections, the power of the disability vote, and the critical need for inclusivity and accessibility from the start. The conversation also highlights the politicization of disability in elections and the necessity of advocacy and allyship for voting rights. The episode concludes with an insight into an upcoming documentary on these vital issues. Relevant Links Voting Rights Hotline: Call 877-352-7337 if you have an issue with voting or registering to vote due to a disability. Election Protection Hotline English: 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683) Spanish/English 888-VE-Y-VOTA (888-839-8682) Asian Languages/English 888-API-VOTE (888-274-8683) Arabic/English 844-YALLA-US (844-925-5287) Website: https://866ourvote.org National Association of the Deaf's ASL Voter Assistance Hotline 301-818-VOTE (301-818-8683) Website: https://www.nad.org/2018/09/28/asl-voter-assistance-hotline-available Disability Rights Florida's voting resources Main website: https://DisabilityRightsFlorida.org/voting Know Your Rights Fact Sheet: Making a Voting Access Complaint: https://disabilityrightsflorida.org/publications/publication_info/HAVA_complaint Know Your Rights Fact Sheet: Supervised Facility Voting: https://disabilityrightsflorida.org/publications/publication_info/fact_sheet_supervised_facility_voting Your Disability Voting Rights Brochure: https://disabilityrightsflorida.org/publications/publication_info/voting_brochure Voting Machine Explainer Videos: https://disabilityrightsflorida.org/disability-topics/disability_topic_info/voting_explainer_videos Know what's on your ballot: https://www.vote411.org/ballot Florida's Rev Up chapter ‘Access the Vote Florida': https://www.accessthevote.org Find your P&A: https://www.ndrn.org/about/ndrn-member-agencies Rutger's Disability Vote Research: https://smlr.rutgers.edu/faculty-research-engagement/program-disability-research/voter-turnout-and-voting-accessibility Accessing Democracy Documentary Virtual Premier: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAuc-ugqzksGNBHggVvDOiyio-S29EWgca5#/registration Accessing Democracy Trailer: https://youtu.be/j74zs8N8OLs #CripTheVote and Voting Advocacy - with Andrew Pulrang and Gregg Beratan: https://disabilityrightsflorida.org/podcast/story/episode_66  

Rev Robbie Ytterberg preaches his sermon, "You First" as part of sermon series The True Fight: Tools for Divided Times. September 14 & 15, 2024

In this episode of You First, hosts Keith and Maddie interview Matthew Cortland, a Senior Resident Fellow at Data for Progress. Matthew shares insights about their work in public opinion research and advocacy focused on disability issues and social policies. They discuss their personal journey, including challenges with the healthcare system, and explain how data is used to influence policy decisions. The conversation covers topics like the importance of accurate demographic data, the role of public opinion in advocacy, and effective messaging strategies for long-term care support and COVID-19. Matthew emphasizes the need for systemic interventions and supportive legislative efforts to better address the needs of disabled people. Relevant Links Follow Matthew on social media: https://linktr.ee/matthewcortland Data for Progress: https://www.dataforprogress.org Disability Rights program at the Ford Foundation: https://www.fordfoundation.org/work/challenging-inequality/disability-rights Disability Scoop article "Census Rethinking How To Count Disability Population”:  https://www.disabilityscoop.com/2024/08/15/census-rethinking-how-to-count-disability-population/31009 Data for Progress Message Testing on Home and Community-Based Services Coverage: https://www.dataforprogress.org/datasets/message-testing-on-home-and-community-based-services-coverage Long COVID Research Moonshot Act of 2024: https://www.sanders.senate.gov/in-the-news/sanders-proposes-moonshot-bill-to-combat-long-covid-crisis

We're already well into 2024 and it's sad that people still have enough fuel to complain about various aspects of their engineering life. DORA seems to be turning into one of those problem areas.Not at every organization, but some places are turning it into a case of “hitting metrics” without caring for the underlying capabilities and conversations.Nathen Harvey is no stranger to this problem.He used to talk a lot about SRE at Google as a developer advocate. Then, he became the lead advocate for DORA when Google acquired it in 2018. His focus has been on questions like:How do we help teams get better at delivering and operating software? You and I can agree that this is an important question to ask. I'd listen to what he has to say about DORA because he's got a wealth of experience behind him, having also run community engineering at Chef Software.Before we continue, let's explore What is DORA? in Nathen's (paraphrased) words:DORA is a software research program that's been running since 2015.This research program looks to figure out:How do teams get good at delivering, operating, building, and running software? The researchers were able to draw out the concept of the metrics based on correlating teams that have good technology practices with highly robust software delivery outcomes.They found that this positively impacted organizational outcomes like profitability, revenue, and customer satisfaction.Essentially, all those things that matter to the business.One of the challenges the researchers found over the last decade was working out: how do you measure something like software delivery? It's not the same as a factory system where you can go and count the widgets that we're delivering necessarily.The unfortunate problem is that the factory mindset I think still leaks in. I've personally noted some silly metrics over the years like lines of code.Imagine being asked constantly: “How many lines of code did you write this week?”You might not have to imagine. It might be a reality for you. DORA's researchers agreed that the factory mode of metrics cannot determine whether or not you are a productive engineer. They settled on and validated 4 key measures for software delivery performance.Nathen elaborated that 2 of these measures look at throughput:[Those] two [that] look at throughput really ask two questions:* How long does it take for a change of any kind, whether it's a code change, configuration change, whatever, a change to go from the developer's workstation. right through to production?And then the second question on throughput is:* How frequently are you updating production?In plain English, these 2 metrics are:* Deployment Frequency. How often code is deployed to production? This metric reflects the team's ability to deliver new features or updates quickly.* Lead Time for Changes: Measures the time it takes from code being committed to being deployed to production. Nathen recounted his experience of working at organizations that differed in how often they update production from once every six months to multiple times a day. They're both very different types of organizations, so their perspective on throughput metrics will be wildly different. This has some implications for the speed of software delivery.Of course, everyone wants to move faster, but there's this other thing that comes in and that's stability.And so, the other two stability-oriented metrics look at:What happens when you do update production and... something's gone horribly wrong. “Yeah, we need to roll that back quickly or push a hot fix.” In plain English, they are:* Change Failure Rate: Measures the percentage of deployments that cause a failure in production (e.g., outages, bugs). * Failed Deployment Recovery Time: Measures how long it takes to recover from a failure in production. You might be thinking the same thing as me. These stability metrics might be a lot more interesting to reliability folks than the first 2 throughput metrics.But keep in mind, it's about balancing all 4 metrics. Nathen believes it's fair to say today that across many organizations, they look at these concepts of throughput and stability as tradeoffs of one another. We can either be fast or we can be stable. But the interesting thing that the DORA researchers have learned from their decade of collecting data is that throughput and stability aren't trade-offs of one another.They tend to move together. They've seen organizations of every shape and size, in every industry, doing well across all four of those metrics. They are the best performers. The interesting thing is that the size of your organization doesn't matter the industry that you're in.Whether you're working in a highly regulated or unregulated industry, it doesn't matter.The key insight that Nathen thinks we should be searching for is: how do you get there? To him, it's about shipping smaller changes. When you ship small changes, they're easier to move through your pipeline. They're easier to reason about. And when something goes wrong, they're easier to recover from and restore service.But along with those small changes, we need to think about those feedback cycles.Every line of code that we write is in reality a little bit of an experiment. We think it's going to do what we expect and it's going to help our users in some way, but we need to get feedback on that as quickly as possible.Underlying all of this, both small changes and getting fast feedback, is a real climate for learning. Nathen drew up a few thinking points from this:So what is the learning culture like within our organization? Is there a climate for learning? And are we using things like failures as opportunities to learn, so that we can ever be improving? I don't know if you're thinking the same as me already, but we're already learning that DORA is a lot more than just metrics. To Nathen (and me), the metrics should be one of the least interesting parts of DORA because it digs into useful capabilities, like small changes and fast feedback. That's what truly helps determine how well you're going to do against those performance metrics.Not saying “We are a low to medium performer. Now go and improve the metrics!”I think the issue is that a lot of organizations emphasize the metrics because it's something that can sit on an executive dashboard But the true reason we have metrics is to help drive conversations.Through those conversations, we drive improvement.That's important because currently an unfortunately noticeable amount of organizations are doing this according to Nathen:I've seen organizations [where it's like]: “Oh, we're going to do DORA. Here's my dashboard. Okay, we're done. We've done DORA. I can look at these metrics on a dashboard.” That doesn't change anything. We have to go the step further and put those metrics into action.We should be treating the metrics as a kind of compass on a map. You can use those metrics to help orient yourself and understand, “Where are we heading?”.But then you have to choose how are you going to make progress toward whatever your goal is.The capabilities enabled by the DORA framework should help answer questions like:* Where are our bottlenecks?* Where are our constraints?* Do we need to do some improvement work as a team?We also talked about the SPACE framework, which is a follow-on tool from DORA metrics. It is a framework for understanding developer productivity. It encourages teams or organizations to look at five dimensions when trying to measure something from a productivity perspective.It stands for:* S — satisfaction and well-being* P — performance* A — activity* C — communication and collaboration* E — efficiency and flowWhat the SPACE framework recommends is that youFirst, pick metrics from two to three of those five categories. (You don't need a metric from every one of those five but find something that works well for your team.)Then write down those metrics and start measuring them. Here's the interesting thing: DORA is an implementation of SPACE. You can correlate each metric with the SPACE acronym!* Lead time for changes is a measure of Efficiency and flow* Deployment frequency is an Activity* Change fail rate is about Performance.* Failed deployment recovery time is about Efficiency and flowKeep in mind that SPACE itself has no metrics. It is a framework for identifying metrics.Nathen reiterated that you can't use the space metrics because there is no such thing. I mentioned earlier how DORA is a means of identifying the capabilities that can improve the metrics.These can be technical practices like using continuous integration.But they can also be capabilities like collaboration and communication. As an example, you might look at what your change approval process looks like. You might look at how collaboration and communication have failed when you've had to send changes off to an external approval board like a CAB (change approval board).DORA's research backs the above up:What our research has shown through collecting data over the years, is that while they do exist on the whole, an external change approval body will slow you down.That's no surprise. So your change lead time is going to increase, your deployment frequency will decrease. But, at best, they have zero impact on your change fail rate. In most cases, they have a negative impact on your change fail rate. So you're failing more often.It goes back to the idea of smaller changes, faster feedback, and being able to validate that. Building in audit controls and so forth.This is something that reliability-focused engineers should be able to help with because one of the things Sebastian and I talk about a lot is embracing and managing risk effectively and not trying to mitigate it through stifling measures like CABs. In short, DORA and software reliability are not mutually exclusive concepts.They're certainly in the same universe.Nathen went as far as to say that some SRE practices necessarily get a little bit deeper than sort of the capability level that DORA has and provide even more sort of specific guidance on how to do things.He clarified a doubt I had because a lot of people have argued with me (mainly at conferences) that DORA is this thing that developers do, earlier in the SDLC.And then SRE is completely different because it focuses on the production side. The worst possible situation could be turning to developers and saying, “These 2 throughput metrics, they're yours. Make sure they go up no matter what,” and then turn to our SREs and say “Those stability metrics, they're yours. Make sure they stay good” All that does is put these false incentives in place and we're just fighting against each other.We talked a little more about the future of DORA in our podcast episode (player/link right at the top of this post) if you want to hear about that.Here are some useful links from Nathen for further research:DORA online community of practiceDORA homepage[Article] The SPACE of Developer ProductivityNathen Harvey's Linktree This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit read.srepath.com

El seleccionador español ha dado la lista de convocados para los partidos de Liga de Naciones frente a Serbia y Suiza. Las novedades son Mingueza y Pepelu y la vuelta de Robert Sánchez, Pau Torres y Yeremy Pino. Además, analizamos el último día del mercado de fichajes con Álvarao NAvaz de You First. Y la resaca del sorteo dela Liga de Campeones y el nuevo tropiezo del Real Madrid con Alfredo Relaño. La derrota de Alcaraz en el US Open y la etapa de la Vuelta.

Content warning: mentions of suicide, assisted suicide, and medical violence against people with disabilities. In this compelling episode of the You First podcast, hosts Maddie and Keith continue their in-depth interview with Anita Cameron, a prominent activist in the disability rights movement. They explore Anita's role at Not Dead Yet, focusing on their work against assisted suicide and their perspectives on medical discrimination and healthcare rationing affecting the disabled community. Anita shares personal stories, including a poignant account of their mother's struggle with assisted suicide pressures and her fight for proper healthcare. The discussion extends to the implications of assisted suicide laws in both the United States and Canada, highlighting the risks and biases involved. Anita ends by offering powerful advice for aspiring activists and emphasizes the importance of ongoing advocacy for disability rights. Lastly, we are up for a podcast award! Please vote for 'You First: The Disability Rights Florida Podcast' under the 'Society and Culture' category on the People's Choice website. Relevant Links Not Dead Yet: https://notdeadyet.org/ Diane Coleman's article ‘Assisted Suicide and Disability: Another Perspective': https://dredf.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/Diane-Coleman-article-on-ABA-website.pdf Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund's Assisted Suicide Law Info: https://dredf.org/public-policy/assisted-suicide/ Canada's Medicaid Assistance in Dying (MAID): https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/health-services-benefits/medical-assistance-dying.html Patients Rights Action Fund: https://patientsrightsaction.org/ Patient's Rights Council: https://www.patientsrightscouncil.org/site/

A look at some of the great venues in the state, our Top 10 Colorado Headliners for the week and a conversation with ‘Banned' composer April Alsup   This week on the OnStage Colorado Podcast, Toni Tresca and Alex Miller take a virtual ride around the state to talk about some of our favorite places to see theatre. It's not about our favorite theatre companies, but the venues themselves. How comfortable are they? How's the parking? How about the bar?   Later in the podcast we have Toni's interview with April Alsup, a composer whose new show Banned is a modern-day musical that follows a group of gender misfits through the events leading up to their debut at a local performing arts festival. Banned will be presented at Aurora's Vintage Theatre July 25-28 before it goes on to more dates at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August. As usual we also have our Colorado Headliners, our weekly Top 10 list of the shows or other events we think you should check out.   This week's Colorado Headliners:   Hedwig and the Angry Inch - Give 5 productions at The Arch in RiNo Aug 1-17 Wicked – Denver Center Buell Theatre July 24-Aug. 25 We the People, Democracy Cycle, Local Theater + Gunnison Theatre Festival and Curious Theatre Company. July 27 at Boulder Library, Free.  Rise Comedy Festival - July 26-Aug. 3 - Denver A Manny for Us, Wheat Ridge Theatre Company - July 26-Aug. 11 Underground Music Showcase: July 26-28. 4000 Miles - Insight Colab at Vintage Theatre, Aurora - July 25-Aug. 4 School of Rock - The Musical - Miners Alley Playhouse, Golden - July 26-Sept. 15 Mile High Dance Festival – Cleo Parker Robinson, Denver - July 27 Til Death Do Us Part ... You First! - Lakewood Cultural Center, Aug. 1–18   Favorite theatre venues discussed in this episode:   Arts HUB in Lafayette  Arvada Center Aurora Fox Breckenridge Backstage Theatre Buntport Candlelight  Colorado's historic opera houses Comedy Works South CU-Boulder Roe Green and Mary Rippon theatres Denver Center, particularly the Kilstrom Theatre and Ellie Caulkins Opera House Denver Savoy  ENT Center for the Arts in Colorado Springs Evergreen Players Black Box Theatre, Evergreen Center Stage Meow Wolf - The Perplexiplex SilCo Theatre Su Teatro Thunder River Theatre Vintage Theatre Wheat Ridge Theatre Company Wonderbound    *Mentioned in the episode: John Moore's story in the Denver Gazette about shuttered theatre spaces  

On this episode of You First, we talk with the fantastic disability rights activist Anita Cameron. Anita was, and still is, a core reason why we have disability rights today. They were an early adopter of disability rights and justice advocacy and heavily involved and a leader of the organization ADAPT (known throughout the years as American Disabled for Accessible Public Transit or American Disabled for Attendant Programs), the Atlantis community, amongst many other pivotal leadership roles. Anita joins us today to share the history of the disability rights movement and their own stories, experiences, and wisdom as someone involved in disability activism for decades. Anita will tell us about their work in this field, different protests, and the disabled disobedience that got us the crucial laws and protections we have today. We had the pleasure of speaking with Anita for over 2 hours and decided to split this into two episodes. Lastly, we are up for a podcast award! Please vote for 'You First: The Disability Rights Florida Podcast' under the 'Society and Culture' category on the People's Choice website. Relevant Links Anita Cameron website: https://bit.ly/3WfDA0Z Anita Cameron's Twitter: https://x.com/adaptanita Dennis Schreiber: https://bit.ly/4cSBERv Disabled Americans Rally for Equality (DARE): https://bit.ly/3WeYaPb ADAPT – American Disabled for Accessible Public Transit or American Disabled for Attendant Programs Today: https://bit.ly/3Wghrj5 Lighthouse for the Blind: https://bit.ly/4cCycLe Wade Blank – founder of ADAPT: https://bit.ly/3W0DIjx Atlantis Community: https://bit.ly/3WhHmac and https://bit.ly/3zytwat When You Remember Me movie: https://bit.ly/4czY4Hs We will ride! – The Gang of 19: https://bit.ly/4cz9b3D We Were There, Too: Blacks in the Disability Movement (coming soon – for info, follow Anita's website or social media) Free Our People Micassa: https://bit.ly/3VWM4ca Gwen Jackson – ADAPT: https://bit.ly/4cx7mUP ADAPT history: https://bit.ly/3WhHmqI Healthcare Policy and Finance and Colorado ADAPT relationship: https://bit.ly/4czFfV2 Find your local ADAPT group: https://bit.ly/3wT7NbW

In this unique episode of You First, hosts Maddie and Keith share a personal and insightful discussion about Long Covid and its effects on everyday life. Initially delayed due to Maddie's Long Covid flare-up, this episode takes a candid and casual approach to a serious topic, highlighting symptoms, the politicization of masking, and the ongoing pandemic. The conversation takes an unexpected yet comforting turn into the world of grilled cheese, exploring how this simple meal has served as a go-to comfort food during tough times. Tune in for both serious insights and light-hearted moments as the hosts navigate these intertwined subjects. Relevant Links Long COVID Basics (CDC) Living with Long COVID (CDC) Guidance on “Long COVID” as a Disability Under the ADA, Section 504, and Section 1557 Accommodating Employees with Covid-19 or Long Covid Penn Medicine Launches Region's First Post-COVID-19 Neurological Care Clinic Long COVID-19: Symptoms and Stories National Institutes of Health: Long COVID MaskBloc.org: Masks For All Florida-based Mask Bloc: SWAMP Central Florida Grilled Mac & Cheese Recipe POD Access Newsletter

In this episode of You First, co-hosts Keith and Maddie speak with Indigenous activist and disability rights leader Vesper Moore about the Mad Movement, psychiatric survivorship, and envisioning a future of collective care. Vesper, deeply involved in mental health and disability rights activism, discusses their work in altering perceptions and legislation surrounding mental health both nationally and with international bodies. The conversation delves into the history of psychiatric survivor movements, the problematic nature of involuntary commitment, and the importance of community care over institutional care. Moore emphasizes the power of peer support and shares insights into the Kiva Centers, a peer respite group that offers an alternative to traditional psychiatric institutions. Furthermore, Vesper touches on their advocacy work against re-institutionalization and for more humane, community-focused approaches to mental health care, advocating for dialogue and solidarity within the disability rights movements. The episode concludes with a call for comprehensive community support systems and the significant role of peer-led initiatives in transforming mental health care.  Content Warning: This conversation includes instances of ableism, saneism, racism, involuntary incarceration, and mentions violence against BIPOC, disabled people, and houseless folks. Discretion is advised. Relevant Links:  Vesper Moore's website: https://bit.ly/4aG6VpE  Bethlem/Bedlem Hospital: https://bit.ly/49m8Bnp  Lunatics' Friend Society: https://bit.ly/4aGxzPu  Rusk State Hospital Revolt: https://bit.ly/43IIzcQ  Drapetomania (YouTube video): https://bit.ly/4aFSP7P  Hiawatha Insane Asylum: https://bit.ly/43IIENG  Taíno people: https://on.natgeo.com/49mEs7h  Kiva Centers: https://bit.ly/49mEvQv  CAHOOTS (Crisis Assistance Helping Out on the Streets): https://bit.ly/43JA1Co  Bandelier National Monument Kivas: https://bit.ly/43HCWf1 

Today with us on the Incite Change Podcast, Coach Mauro sits down with Colin Johannsen of Authentic Growth Coaching. Colin's fitness journey and path as a health coach began with his quest to improve his overall fitness which he has dubbed “Quest for Zest”. Being an elementary school teacher for years, Colin found the profession placed him in a box and did not allow him to be the teacher he wished he could be. His passion for teaching and fitness drives him to continue to educate himself to ensure he is the best version of himself for himself and his clients. Colin was fortunate to have discovered his true passion - helping people make meaningful transformations so they can live the life they truly want and deserve. He is currently living out his life's purpose as he offers group health, weight loss coaching services, and one-on-one coaching. Episode Timestamps ●        [01:38] Authentic Growth Coach ●        [03:35] Origin Story ●        [05:05] Mindvalley ●        [08:05] Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) ●        [09:00] The Search for Physical Energy ●        [11:02] Your Energy and What You Eat ●        [16:52] Take Care of You First ●        [19:05] Tools for Better Sleep ●        [30:01] Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) Explained ●        [34:01] Negative Associations ●        [36:37] Group Coaching  ●        [43:35] Mindset for Getting Started Quotes [Colin] “Take care of YOU first.” [Colin] “Small steps in the right direction lead to big changes” Thanks so much for tuning in. Join us again next week for another episode! Find Colin: Website: https://authenticgrowth.ca/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/authenticgrowthcoach/   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/colin.johannsen Contact us! If you would like to get in touch, leave us a comment!   Visit our website - www.healthyincite.com   Follow us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/incitecoaching/?hl=en   Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/incitecoaching/ 

In this episode of You First, we talk with Jen White Johnson (she/they), a renowned artist, educator, and disability activist who uses the arts as a medium to champion the life, joy, and experiences of the disabled and neurodivergent community. Jen discusses their journey as someone diagnosed with ADHD later in life, the barriers for disabled Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) to getting a diagnosis, and the impact of their son being diagnosed with autism. They talk about the need for more disabled BIPOC representation in visual media, their efforts to bring disabled artists to the forefront, and how they work to deconstruct ableism in the classroom. Jen discusses their artwork that celebrates Disability Justice and celebrates Disability Joy through visual arts, digital design, zine-making, installations, and more. Episode 62 Relevant links mentioned:  Jen's website Disrupt and Resist Exhibition Critical Design Lab Disability Solidarity Statement An Anthology of Blackness: The State of Black Design Disability Justice Culture Club  Anti-Ableist Art Educator Manifesto Homie House Press  Disability Visibility Krip Hop Nation Sins Invalid  Jen's Zine Workshops Black Feminist Future Collective

YOU FIRST, Others Second. Setting Expectations to Keep Going | MINDSET COACHWant more support? You can work with me 1 on 1 to help YOU Get Clarity, Get Unstuck, and Take Action!https://themindmechanic.net/coachingpackagesfirst/Every week, I CREATE content to help CREATORS who are feeling stuck and overwhelmed by procrastination. My goal is to help you get clarity, build confidence, and start taking action towards building a life and business you never want to retire from.#mindsetcoach #mindsetmentor #growthmindset #mindsetshift #mindsetmotivation #multipassionate #multipotentialite #adhd

In this episode of You First, hosts Keith and Maddie discuss the impact of language on disability rights and inclusion with advocates Lawrence Carter-Long, Damian Gregory, and Laura-Lee Minutello. The conversation highlights the #SayTheWord disability campaign, personal experiences with disability-related language, government services, marketing, and legislation affecting the disability community. They discuss person-first versus identity-first language and how language influences societal perspectives and policy-making. They emphasize that people with disabilities are integral to society, and their considerations must be included in policy-making.  Relevant links:  Follow Lawrence Carter-Long  Follow Damian Gregory Follow Laura-Lee Minutello Article about the #SayTheWord disabled campaign Disability Rights Florida blog: Disability is Not a Bad Word: Why ‘Unique Abilities' Isn't as Nice as it Sounds

This week on The Waffle Zone:1. You First…2. One to many stiff drinks?3. LOTS of Bruce Dickinson Personal Life Talk.4. YUCK5. Bizarro Matt.6. 667. Downward Hopes.8. Bizarro Steve.9. What the hell happened?!10. Cancel Culture Strikes...Join Kirsty & Steve in the Facebook Group!https://www.facebook.com/groups/849540069613204Follow us on Twitter @UncleSteveRockEmail the show- IronMaidenPodcast@gmail.comSupport the show

Welcome to another empowering episode of Fearless Freedom with Dr. G. In today's conversation, we learn about Kelly Majdan, a best-selling author, speaker, and National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach. Kelly is the creative mind behind "Lessons from the Obstacle Course: Five Strategies to Conquer the Muddy Fields of Life."   Many individuals believe that life takes a downturn once they reach 40. They think aging becomes a barrier, preventing them from pursuing what they want, leading them to give up on maintaining fitness and health. Unfortunately, this mindset can lead to a decline in health because they assume it's inevitable. The common refrain is, "I'm too old for..." This perspective needs a shift, and Kelly strongly advocates for changing this thought pattern.   With a rich background spanning twenty-five years in finance, Kelly has mastered the art of blending financial wisdom with health strategies. She guides individuals in planning for a life marked by wellness, longevity, and financial security. By sharing her personal health journey, Kelly inspires others to develop wellness strategies that optimize their time, money, and resources, making a healthy life achievable without breaking the bank.   Join us as we explore Kelly's unique approach and learn how her wellness strategy has not only transformed her life but also allowed her and her husband, both over 50, to actively engage in obstacle course races each year with their two children. When she's not conquering muddy fields, Kelly finds solace at home, surrounded by her two massive dogs and a very spoiled cat. Get ready to be inspired and motivated on your own wellness journey! Learn more about Kelly here: Guest Bio: Kelly Majdan is the best-selling author of Lessons from the Obstacle Course: Five Strategies to Conquer the Muddy Fields of Life, speaker, and National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach (NBC-HWC), who helps people plan for a life of wellness, longevity, and financial security. Taking what she has learned on her own health journey and leveraging her twenty-five years in finance, she helps individuals develop a wellness strategy that optimizes their time, money, and resources, so they can achieve the healthy life they desire without breaking the bank. Following her own wellness strategy has enabled her and her husband, both over 50, to continue to participate in a few obstacle course races each year with their two children.    When not playing in the mud she can be found relaxing at home with their two massive dogs and a very spoiled cat.  ___________________ Subscribe to this podcast and download your favorite episodes to listen to later:       ___________________   ⚕️ Are you a woman healthcare professional who is struggling to juggle everything in your personal and professional life?  

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How important is leading by example? Let's talk about prioritizing self-care, seeking help when needed, and listening more to foster a healthier and more fulfilling work and personal life.Monica is a Partner and leads the Global Finance Transformation practice within IBM Consulting. Monica has over 20 years of experience split between consulting and industry roles. She has built a reputation for driving hypergrowth through optimizing finance operating models through human-centric transformations integrated with ERP modernization, intelligent operations, digital, technology, and data. Monica is a people champion and has been instrumental in codifying the culture of her practice and in driving Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion awareness and engagement.Episode highlights: Wellness and Balance in ConsultingThe challenges of maintaining wellness and balance, particularly in the consulting industry, where professionals often find themselves on the road. The importance of setting boundaries, planning workouts, and treating self-care as seriously as client meetings were emphasized.Career Advice for Graduates in ConsultingNot being afraid to ask for help, prioritizing networking, seeking feedback regularly, and finding both mentors and sponsors for career advancement.Navigating the Concept of "Having It All"The evolving concept of "having it all," explores personal definitions and expectations. Monica emphasized finding the right balance for herself and shared her experience of fulfillment through meaningful relationships and a successful career.Importance of Self-Care and DetoxThe transformative experience of taking a two-and-a-half-week vacation, fully unplugging from work, and prioritizing personal well-being. This experience served as inspiration for a broader cultural shift within the team, promoting the "You First" community focused on individual well-being and support.Balancing People and ProfitsPrioritizing employee happiness and well-being contributes to organizational growth was discussed, emphasizing the importance of a satisfied and engaged workforce in a services-oriented business.Follow Monica via the following channels: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/monicaproothi -----52 Weeks of Me is hosted by Jacklyn Osborne and Erika Brooks.Check out our website - www.52weeksofme.net or follow us on Instagram @fiftytwoweeksofme.For suggestions and comments, email us at fiftytwoweeksofme@gmail.com.

You First podcast co-hosts Keith and Maddie are joined by disability activists and legal scholars AJ Link, Jalyn Radziminski, and Haley Moss, who identify as neurodiverse and disabled. They shared their personal stories and insights about their experiences with law school, advocacy, careers, and more. The guests discussed how their unique perspectives benefit and challenge them in their work and highlighted areas of accessibility and inclusion that professionals and educators in the field may not be considering. They also offered advice to young, disabled, and neurodivergent individuals who may be interested in pursuing similar professions. Coelho Center for Disability Law National Disabled Law Students Association and the National Disabled Legal Professionals Association Great Minds Think Differently: Neurodiversity for Lawyers and Other Professionals National HBCU Pre-Law Conference

In this episode of You First, we chat with our friend Beck DeTrempe who is doing some awesome peer led community building in Florida. They founded Basically Wonderful, which is a grassroots organization run by Queer + Disabled folks in Orlando, Florida, USA. Their mission reads: Our hope is to create peer-led spaces for marginalized communities where folks are free to express themselves and build friendships with peers who have similar lived experiences. We are creating intentional spaces for both Disabled & LGBTQIA+ folks to commune and thrive in identity-driven spaces. We have a great conversation about the programming they offer, such as community spaces, book clubs, arts events, media clubs, and much more. We also discuss how they center Disability Justice, accessibility, accountability, and inclusion to provide community spaces that are inviting for all.

Many of us struggle to prioritize our own needs--we do it in both small ways and in big ways. We let others choose what we're having for dinner, and we avoid using our resources (time and money) to make our health a priority because we think others' needs come first.Do you take as good care of yourself as you do others?  If not, this podcast episode is for you.  I will show you why taking care of YOU FIRST is the most loving thing you can do for the people in your life that matter the most.Let's go!Work With Sarah

Lo que está cambiando el podcasting y el marketing digital:-You First integra The Voice Village para crear la mayor productora de pódcast en castellano.-Spotify abre el primer estudio de pódcast para creadores de contenidos digitales en Brasil.-Investigadores construyen una especie de detector de mentiras LLM.-El CEO de Microsoft alerta sobre un futuro de “pesadilla” con la inteligencia artificial si Google continúa dominando las búsquedas.-TikTok experimenta con una oferta de suscripción sin publicidad.Pódcast recomendadoBrazalete negro. Un pódcast que cuenta el lado oscuro del fútbol y te lleva a conocer sobre jugadores desaparecidos, estadios trágicos y equipos malditos.Si te gustó esta "newsletter" ¡Suscríbete!Patrocinado por Hindenburg. El Software que usamos para editar nuestro pódcast y Rss.com (compañía de alojamiento de pódcast).

In this episode, Tiff & Jack offer helpful insights and practical tips to Empaths who often feel drained. You may be surprised to learn what being “drained” really means. YOU FIRST™ is an important concept and one that every Empath must learn to do… otherwise the DRAIN will be a constant companion. This podcast is dedicated to helping you feel recharged and ready to take on every day.   ⬇️   EMPATH SCHOOL WEBSITE >>> www.empathschool.com TIFF & JACK CONNECTED EMPATH FB COMMUNITY >>> click here MAMA TIFFTOKS ON TIKTOK >>> click here TIFF & JACK INSTAGRAM >>> click here EMPATH COACHING >>> click here CONTACT US >>>  click here

In this week's episode of Church to Go, Pastor Adam leads Grace Bible Church in a Father's Day service on the book of Ephesians as he talks through the difficult subject of submission. This week will cover Ephesians 5:22- 6:9 entitled, "You First!".  Church to Go is a product of Grace Bible Church in Elmhurst, IL., and a part of their Authentic Grace podcasting network. All inquiries to Church to Go should be directed toward the church office directly. 

 Actor, Comedian, Playwright Peter Fogel is one of those performers audiences have seen and enjoyed countless times on television, but you probably didn't know his name. Shows like "An Evening at The Improv," "Comedy Central," and "Comic Strip Live."On a balmy Saturday night in a South Florida theatre, funny man Fogel presented his multi-media solo show "Til Death Do Us Part, You First!" to a packed house. Little did he know that Chazz Palminteri was in attendance. The Broadway/Film Star was so impressed with Fogel's auto-biographical tale and the tremendous audience response-that he met Fogel after his show and offered -- on the spot -- to take his show to the next level and direct it himself! Well, "Til Death Do Us Part...You First!" is coming to Off Broadway. Chazz directs it and you can even hear his voice throughout the show as — what better - Fogel's conscience! Peter brings the show to the Emelin Theatre June 17th! For tickets click link below! https://emelin.org/event/peter-fogel/Review of the show below! https://www.broadwayworld.com/miami/article/Review-Say-I-Do-To-TILL-DEATH-DO-US-PARTYOU-FIRST-20230123checkout a retro A&W root beer commercial Peter was in by clicking on the YouTube link below! https://youtu.be/xDZT1A0TfZQ

Hey there, in this episode of Empath School Podcast with Tiff & Jack we're talking about how "stinkin thinkin" can totally slow you down and keep you from living your best life. But don't worry, we've got your back! We're going to share our top-secret process called Bagwork™ that helped us remove our limiting beliefs (with real life examples). First things first, let's chat about what "stinkin thinkin" is all about. It's those negative thoughts and beliefs that creep into your mind and stop you from reaching your full potential.  We walk you through some of the specific limiting beliefs we've removed, and how it made all the difference for us. Seriously, it was a game-changer and has allowed us and our clients to put YOU FIRST… which then gives you the mental clarity and focus necessary to have, be, or DO, anything! For us it helped us build our coaching and healing biz to the point where we're now helping Empaths all over the world! We hope you enjoy this episode and if you feel inspired to take action towards removing your own limiting beliefs, go to www.empathschool.com where you can contact us and we'll get you taken care of ASAP!  Remember, "stinkin thinkin" can slow you down, but with the right tools and mindset, you can achieve anything you set your mind to. Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast and leave us a review. Thanks for tuning in!   ⬇️   EMPATH SCHOOL WEBSITE >>> www.empathschool.com TIFF & JACK CONNECTED EMPATH FB COMMUNITY >>> click here MAMA TIFFTOKS ON TIKTOK >>> click here TIFF & JACK INSTAGRAM >>> click here EMPATH COACHING >>> click here CONTACT US >>>  click here

Win At Home Pt. 4 | May 14, 2023Jen MorrisDeuteronomy 6:5 (NIV) Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength. Genesis 15:4-6 (NIV) Then the word of the Lord came to him: “This man will not be your heir, but a son who is your own flesh and blood will be your heir.” He took him outside and said, “Look up at the sky and count the stars—if indeed you can count them.” Then he said to him, “So shall your offspring be.” Abram believed the Lord, and he credited it to him as righteousness.Genesis 16:1-4 (NIV) Now Sarai, Abram's wife, had borne him no children. But she had an Egyptian slave named Hagar; so she said to Abram, “The Lord has kept me from having children. Go, sleep with my slave; perhaps I can build a family through her.” Abram agreed to what Sarai said. So after Abram had been living in Canaan ten years, Sarai his wife took her Egyptian slave Hagar and gave her to her husband to be his wife. He slept with Hagar, and she conceived.Genesis 17:16-18 (NIV) I will bless her and will surely give you a son by her. I will bless her so that she will be the mother of nations; kings of peoples will come from her.” Abraham fell facedown; he laughed and said to himself, “Will a son be born to a man a hundred years old? Will Sarah bear a child at the age of ninety?” And Abraham said to God, “If only Ishmael might live under your blessing!”Genesis 17:19 (NIV) Then God said, “Yes, but your wife Sarah will bear you a son, and you will call him Isaac. I will establish my covenant with him as an everlasting covenant for his descendants after him.Genesis 21:1-3 (NIV) Now the Lord was gracious to Sarah as he had said, and the Lord did for Sarah what he had promised. Sarah became pregnant and bore a son to Abraham in his old age, at the very time God had promised him. Abraham gave the name Isaac to the son Sarah bore him.Genesis 21:1 (ESV) The Lord visited Sarah as he had said, and the Lord did to Sarah as he had promised.Luke 1:35 (NIV) The angel answered, “The Holy Spirit will come on you, and the power of the Most High will overshadow you. So the holy one to be born will be called the Son of God. CHRIST CENTERED FAMILYYour Will. Your Way.You First.✓ YOUR WILL Luke 22:41-42 (NIV) He withdrew about a stone's throw beyond them, knelt down and prayed, “Father, if you are willing, take this cup from me; yet not my will, but yours be done.”✓ YOUR WAYIsaiah 40:31 (ESV) “But they who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint.✓  YOU FIRST Matthew. 6:33 (ESV) But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.Matthew. 6:31 (ESV) Therefore do not be anxious, saying, ‘What shall we eat?' or ‘What shall we drink?' or ‘What shall we wear?'Matthew. 6:32 (ESV) For the Gentiles seek after all these things, and your heavenly Father knows that you need them all. Matthew. 6:33 (ESV) But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.Matthew. 6:33 (NIV) But above all pursue his kingdom and righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.Who is my source?

In this episode, we explore the transformative power of Empaths and how you change the world for the better. Because of your sensitive nature you understand the needs of others and respond accordingly, creating meaningful connections and more effective aids to those in difficult circumstances. Your empathy enables greater acceptance of people from different backgrounds and cultures, as well as encouraging creativity and innovation for positive change.  Being an Empath means that you bring a sense of calm and understanding that facilitates communication between groups, leading to greater collaboration and respect. We also discuss the link between empathy and increased well-being, both for oneself and others. Having said this… the solution to you being able to “show up” the way you do is… YOU FIRST! And that's where being an Empath is tricky. We're here to help. Join us as we take this deep dive into YOU.   ⬇️   EMPATH SCHOOL WEBSITE >>> www.empathschool.com TIFF & JACK CONNECTED EMPATH FB COMMUNITY >>> click here MAMA TIFFTOKS ON TIKTOK >>> click here TIFF & JACK INSTAGRAM >>> click here EMPATH COACHING >>> click here CONTACT US >>>  click here

Rebel Queen Soul Sisters! As another Rebel Queen Channel LIVE - today's episode is a little different as I am sharing with you about my BRAND NEW Movement I created and it's going to be HUGE! Be sure to listen in to hear why I created this Movement and why I'm inviting you to join us. Today we discuss: Why I created The Rebellious & Rich Revolution and why I'm inviting you to join us Who this movement is FOR How joining a movement can CHANGE your ENTIRE life How to be supported as you're going from the "caterpillar" to the "butterfly" as you become The Wildly Wealthy Woman The vision of The Revolution and how we are going to collectively bring the money and power back into the hands of using it for GOOD Why it's important to help YOU FIRST before you can go on and help others How we'll be using the secrets of the Universe about how to use Quantum Physics, manifestation, mindset and human design to empower you to become The Wildly Wealthy Woman Why we'll be helping you create money in ALIGNMENT versus out of ALIGNMENT (they are VERY different) How to use this Movement to actually EMBODY the WWW Why some of the Highest Vibe women on the planet are in this container How to become a Founding Member of The Revolution To learn more and join The Rebellious & Rich Revolution, click: HERE. *I am extending the $10 OFF monthly offer to those who come through this episode, use code: rebelqueen to redeem. ** All of the bonuses are still available to those who come through this episode (The WWW Activation Call, The WWW Embodiment Challenge). To connect with Rebekah on IG, click: HERE. XOXO, Rebekah

LeBron had a dream, Giannis pulled a Ricky Davis and BING BONG the Knicks are running New York City again. Sports Scientist Lorena Torres of You First joins the program to discuss prioritizing player performance when it comes to load management. Tom finally gets back to doing his own research into the supporting casts of MVP winning players to address the contrived controversy surrounding Nikola Jokic' stat padding. Subscribe to Basketball Illuminati! On Apple or Spotify Merch: Shirt - Hoodie - Tank - Hat - Beanie Email us: basketballilluminati@gmail.com Twitter: @bballilluminati Instagram: @basketballilluminati Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

LeBron had a dream, Giannis pulled a Ricky Davis and BING BONG the Knicks are running New York City again. Sports Scientist Lorena Torres of You First joins the program to discuss prioritizing player performance when it comes to load management. Tom finally gets back to doing his own research into the supporting casts of MVP winning players to address the contrived controversy surrounding Nikola Jokic' stat padding. Subscribe to Basketball Illuminati! On Apple or Spotify Merch: Shirt - Hoodie - Tank - Hat - Beanie Email us: basketballilluminati@gmail.com Twitter: @bballilluminati Instagram: @basketballilluminati Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of You First, we chat with Alan Herbert, a Kenyan journalist, social inclusion advocate, and behavior change communications professional. He brings on a wealth of experience in inclusive media practices, leadership, and advocacy. Alan currently serves as a prime-time TV host at Signs TV Kenya and is a founding member and Chief Executive Officer of Black Albinism, Kenya.  Alan is also an inclusive communications consultant who has worked with organizations to develop inclusive employment learning modules. He has also worked on a documentary about the Kenyan government's plan and commitments to the disability community at the inaugural Global Disability Summit.  We connected with Alan last year when he was in the states for his disability fellowship program and we've stayed connected ever since. We're excited to share the interview, and we hope you enjoy it!

Wow, we have some very conflicting opinions on this week's album, the sixth offering by legendary rock band Paramore - they have a brand new vibe, but what do we think of it? And have Covid albums been done to death or is this a fresh new take? Also, how hot is Hayley Williams?!Take a listen and let us know what you think!TWITTER: @ratemybopFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/ratemybop/INSTAGRAM: @ratemybopEMAIL: ratemyboppodcast@gmail.com

Do you ever struggle with thoughts of revenge? In this episode Jesus gives us the upright approach to dealing with such feelings! The "You First" attitude can be an incredible tool to overcoming conflict and bringing justice into view!

Rebekah & Julie about collectively peed themselves when the Paranormal Poobah himself JIM HAROLD reached out about being on his podcast! They said, "Sure but YOU FIRST!" Which is why you're getting a surprise between-season episode of Haunted AF! Find show-notes at HauntedAF.com (in the blogs) & remember to send YOUR picks for the TOP 10 Haunted AF Stories of 2022 to hauntedafpodcast@gmail.com! 

Today, Actor, Comedian, Playwright Peter Fogel is one of those performers audiences have seen and enjoyed countless times on television, but you probably didn't know his name. Shows like "An Evening at The Improv," "Comedy Central," and "Comic Strip Live."On a balmy Saturday night in a South Florida theatre, funny man Fogel presented his multi-media solo show "Til Death Do Us Part, You First!" to a packed house. Little did he know that Chazz Palminteri was in attendance. The Broadway/Film Star was so impressed with Fogel's auto-biographical tale and the tremendous audience response-that he met Fogel after his show and offered -- on the spot -- to take his show to the next level and direct it himself! Well, "Til Death Do Us Part...You First!" is coming to Off Broadway. Chazz directs it and you can even hear his voice throughout the show as — what better - Fogel's conscience! Produced by Salami's East Coast Comedy, Fogel's Off-Broadway debut will happen for three performances only beginning on Friday Nov 11th and then again on Sat. Nov 12th at NYC's Triad Theater (158 W 72nd St, New York, NY 10023. 212-362-2590 www.triadnyc.com)https://triadnyc.com/  $11-$12 Special Discount for Matt's Listeners: OVer 10% off at check out us   code1250 or promocode1250. checkout a retro A&W root beer commercial Peter was in by clicking on the YouTube link below!https://youtu.be/xDZT1A0TfZQ

Chazz Palminteri jumped into the directors chair to help comedian Peter Fogel launch his one man show 'Til Death Do Us Part....You First! See it in Westchester and New York City. www.tildeathdousparttheplay.com

ART CONTEST ENDS ON OCTOBER 27 ❤️4th place: art on 3 episodes and a shout out❤️

Amilya Antonetti is one of the most sought-after Human Behavior and Strategic Advisor experts in the world. She has appeared as a regular business and behaviour expert on Oprah, The Steve Harvey Show and Dr. Phil. For more than 25 years, Amilya has dedicated her life to helping people and leaders through some of the most challenging and scariest parts of their lives._____Get your copy of Personal Socrates: Better Questions, Better Life  Connect with Marc >>>  Website | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter Drop a review and let me know what's resonating with you about the show!Thanks as always for listening and have the best day yet!*Behind the Human is proudly recorded in a Canadian made Loop Phone Booth*Special props

Today we are joined by Carrie Lewis, Relationship Advisor at First United. Carrie talks with us about the YouFirst suite of products, some of the great features and benefits included with the products, and some "customer savings" stories! Learn more about any of the YouFirst products by visiting https://mybank.com/YouFirst or by calling or stopping in any convenient First United location.

Ok moms, let's talk mojo! Are you struggling to regain your “sexy”? Do you notice that you are not prioritizing yourself and it's impacting your libido? You are definitely not alone! In this episode, Jenny gives us some insight on the things to consider when we start to let our schedules, pressures, and stress hinder our focus on self-care. Tune in to hear her 6 must-do-now's  to thrive and become the best version of yourself TODAY - so you can feel (and share) your best you - in your relationships, your business, and even your parenting. You'll see why putting your health first can do so much for you, including that little jolt you may need to let the sparks fly in your favor :)  JOIN The YOUR BEST BODY PRIVATE COMMUNITY and for the Password say "Jenny invited me"JOIN The YOUR BEST BODY PROGRAM If you enjoyed this episode, make sure and give us a five star rating  and leave us a review on iTunes, Podcast Addict, Podchaser and Castbox. STRONG Fitness Magazine Subscription Use discount code STRONGGIRLResourcesSTRONG Fitness MagazineSTRONG Fitness Magazine on IGTeam Strong GirlsCoach JVBFollow Jenny on social mediaInstagramFacebookYouTube

We'll be having fun all summer long ... or not. Hazards are everywhere this season — in the bonfires we set, the trash we leave behind, the sunburns we get. Today, our Masters of Disasters talk about all the hazards out there, including us. Read the full transcript here.Host: Gustavo ArellanoGuests: L.A. Times earthquake reporter Rong-Gong Lin II, L.A. Times wildfire reporter Alex Wigglesworth and L.A. Times coast reporter Rosanna XiaMore reading:In California's high-risk fire country, Airbnb offers guests no warning or escape planWhere are California's dirtiest beaches? This list might surprise youFirst suspected cases of monkeypox in Riverside and Santa Clara counties reported

Jeff Faull, Senior Minister, continues the series "How to Treat People" with "You First."Connect with Mt. Gilead OnlineWebsite: http://bit.ly/mgchurchwebFacebook: http://bit.ly/mgchurchfbTwitter: http://bit.ly/mgchurchtwitterInstagram: http://bit.ly/mgchurchinstagram

This episode, we talk about doing what's right for you and not waiting for others to live your life. Stopping to smell the roses and tapping into the power of words of affirmation. You are powerful and strong and sometimes we all need a few moments to realize what powers us. Please like, share and follow for future episodes!