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This week's episode of "Surveyor Says! THe NSPS Podcast" gives us an opportunity to chat with a true adventurer of a surveyor. John Brady, owner of Bradis in Fairbanks, Alaska, has been sharing his worksites throughout the Last Frontier for several years. Our host, Tim Burch, recently chatted with John to discuss surveying in remote places, preparing for wildlife that can kill you, and dealing with the bitter cold. A great conversation you don't want to miss so check it out today!

Caroline Biesalski introduces Sara Frasca, who shares her insights on leadership across diverse business environments. The conversation emphasizes the importance of prioritizing people for organizational success and combining creativity with tangible results. Sara discusses the challenges of balancing career and family life, offering practical advice for setting and achieving goals. The episode highlights the influence of mentors and coaching in embracing an inspired life. Listeners are encouraged

The salient point of this podcast episode revolves around the significant impact of Hurricane Melissa, which has made landfall in eastern Cuba as a Category 3 storm and is progressing northeastward towards the Bahamas. We meticulously delineate the potential hazards arising from this weather event, notably the elevated risk of rip currents and rough surf along the southeastern coast of the United States, particularly Florida. Additionally, the episode elaborates on various weather alerts, including

Two towns, two states, and two historic bridges that nobody wants to pay for. Brattleboro, Vermont, wants to reactivate two historic bridges with a pedestrian greenway. Hinsdale, New Hampshire, worries about increased crime and being saddled with the majority of maintenance costs while getting fewer returns. Abby and Norm discuss this dilemma, comparing it to similar bridge projects and identifying possible next steps for activating this underutilized infrastructure.ADDITIONAL SHOW NOTES "Can Two

Send us a text What if the relief you desire isn't found in doing more, but in trusting what's already done? There is a sharp line between the law that diagnoses and the grace that heals, swapping performance-based religion for a living for a steady walk of faith. From the x-ray and mirror metaphors to Paul's piercing questions, "Did you receive the Spirit by works or by hearing with faith?" we confront the drift from gratitude to grind and show how "It is finished" functions as a verdict tha...

Caroline Biesalski begins the episode by discussing the role of mindfulness in personal transformation. She introduces Kate Heartsong, who shares insights from her work "Humanity's Cry for Change." The conversation delves into the power of intuition as a tool for both personal and global transformation. Kate offers practical tools for fostering positive change, emphasizing the empowerment of individuals and its ripple effect on the world. Listeners learn how to connect with Kate and her work. The

This Halloween, we’re taking the fear out of aging and shining a light on how to age vibrantly and intentionally. In this episode of Taking Healthcare by Storm, Quality Insights Medical Director Dr. Jean Storm speaks with Sally Duplainter,  gerontologist, researcher, educator, advocate, and founder of Zing, a mission-driven organization helping older adults extend their health span. Sally explores the intersection of aging and health, emphasizing the importance of lifestyle choice...

Dr. Rebecca Celes Mendiola, CEO of Collective Impact Solutions, Dr. Matt Doyle, Superintendent of the Vista Unified School District, and Eve Lorentzen, President of the Vista Unified Special Education PTA, discuss their unique and impactful partnership.  All three chat about the February 2026 "San Diego North County Special Education Conference and SYNC Inclusion Event."About Spotlight and Cloudcast Media  "Spotlight On The Community" is the longest running community podcast in the country,

Jourdan Ziff, a former professional soccer player and Co-Founder and Director of Marketing and Growth for Her Sports San Diego, shouts out the mission of Her Sports and the challenges women's sports face due to lack of visibility.About Spotlight and Cloudcast Media  "Spotlight On The Community" is the longest running community podcast in the country, continuously hosted by Drew Schlosberg for 19 years.  "Spotlight" is part of Cloudcast Media's line-up of powerful local podcasts, telling the stories,

Debra Gookin, Service Director and Past President of the Point Loma Rotary, is joined by Dr. Richard Stakelum, Director to the "Ride the Point" Bike Ride, and Gale Krause, widow of the bike ride's namesake, Jim Krause, a rotarian, who passed away from pancreatic cancer.  Krause talks about the life-changing work of the UC San Diego Moores Cancer Center, which has received more than $450,000 from "Ride the Point" for pancreatic research.  Stakelum chats about origin of "Ride the Point," while Gookin

Adrian Lawrence, Co-Owner and Director of Operations for The National Academy of Athletics, chats about the how youth sports can bridge gaps between families, schools and neighborhoods.  Lawrence talks about the importance of character over competition and the power of play.About Spotlight and Cloudcast Media  "Spotlight On The Community" is the longest running community podcast in the country, continuously hosted by Drew Schlosberg for 19 years.  "Spotlight" is part of Cloudcast Media's line-up of

Larry Blumberg, President & CEO of Fleet Week San Diego, talks about the effect that the continuation of the government shutdown could have on one of San Diego's longstanding iconic events: Fleet Week San Diego.  Blumberg discusses the mission of Fleet Week, the contributions of the military to the San Diego Community and those events that will not be affected by the shutdown.About Spotlight and Cloudcast Media  "Spotlight On The Community" is the longest running community podcast in the

Founders Day Chapel with Dr. Andrew Hébert '09, M.A. '10

Caroline Biesalski introduces Angelo Valenti, who delves into change and leadership mindset, emphasizing the concept of locus of control. Angelo shares his personal journey and a significant turning point that shaped his perspective. He offers practical tips for personal improvement, encouraging listeners to take actionable steps in their lives. The conversation highlights the importance of mentors and influential coaching, with Angelo discussing his upcoming endeavors. The episode concludes with

The salient point of today’s discourse revolves around the dangerous heat currently gripping Southern California, accompanied by heat advisories in regions such as Los Angeles, Ventura, and San Diego. As we navigate through the weather phenomena affecting the United States, we observe that a robust cold front is advancing through southeastern Texas and coastal Louisiana, presenting a marginal risk of severe weather, including isolated strong storms. Concurrently, we note the presence of Hurricane

Olga Behar y su hija Carolina nos muestran quienes sostuvieron desde la trastienda al M 19

Send us a text Freedom sounds different when you've been living on a treadmill. Paul shouts across the centuries to stop trying to earn what Jesus already gave. If performance-based religion has left you tired, ashamed, or numb, this conversation is a deep breath of grace. You'll hear why the law is a mirror that can show the dirt but never wash it off, and how the cross changes the verb tense of your story, delivered, redeemed, accepted, no first-class for rule keepers and coach for sinners;...

Caroline Biesalski introduces guest Daryl Dittmer, who shares a pivotal moment in his life and offers insights on recovery. They explore writing as a tool for healing and emphasize the importance of daily commitment. Daryl provides advice for maintaining consistent personal and professional engagement. Listeners are informed on where to find more about Daryl's work. The episode wraps up with Daryl's final thoughts, Caroline's closing remarks, and a special offer for the audience.