In this episode Ashea is joined by Shane Lavin, founder of Sonic Summit, where they discuss the power that paradise can have on our creative abilities. Learn more about Sonic Summits here: https://linktr.ee/sonic_summit

🎙️ Got questions or a topic you're dying to hear? Text us and let’s make it happen—we’re all ears and ready to roll! What if the fastest way to safer care is changing a single assumption? We sit down with educator and recovery advocate Shane Watson to examine how stigma around addiction silently shapes assessments, pain decisions, and patient trust—and how simple shifts in language and presence can prevent harm. Shane’s lived story spans early substance use, incarceration, and 14 years of

Join Jill and Michael as they virtually unbox unhinged AI videos created by the new Sora2, consider how AI could influence the market (moreso), and discuss robots that can do household chores AND fight. Links:Music sentiment and economic trends study: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0304405X21003718, related article: https://hbr.org/2022/01/when-people-listen-to-happy-songs-the-market-outperformsJesus flipping over tables: https://www.instagram.com/p/CxQTQeLOPX0/Video of robot

Send us a text Goodnow revolutionaries– It’s the Rise Up Halloween Special! AleXRP (Evan), Captain Arrrrculus (Alex), and Will (the scariest costume of all—a man with a million costumes wearing none) take your crypto questions and break down a wild week in markets and memes. We start with the TON Network, give an XRP update for a new listener, and dive into Western Union’s decision to adopt Solana for their crypto rails—why that move makes sense, and what incentives drive companie...

Teaching handwriting in early grades can feel frustrating—especially when kids struggle to form letters, and the pressure to move fast is real. In this episode, Malia chats with pediatric occupational therapist Kelli Fetter to uncover what actually works. From Play-Doh to pencil grips, you’ll walk away with brain-based strategies that make handwriting instruction developmentally appropriate and fun. In this episode, we'll talk about: Why handwriting still matters—even in a digital age.The bes...

We discuss the Midwest origins of the "King of Late Night," plus the time a whole Iowa town came on Letterman's show. Then, we speak to a current producer for Seth Meyers.

2 Corinthians 4: 7-18 We can have a positive mental attitude and so much more because we are in Christ. Boast in the Hope we have through Jesus. What separates a joyful believer versus a sour one?

Today I’m joined by Phong, a prolific dreamer, artist, and developer working at the edge of consciousness, immersive art, and technology. We dive into why dream recall is the portal, how to practice stealth lucidity without breaking the dream, and meditation techniques that stabilize awareness across waking, dreams, and the astral. Phong shares how he combines Jungian dream analysis with AI to track individuation, why the astral plane is the real metaverse, and the ethical tensions around

In this episode of the Restaurant Technology Guys podcast, Jeremy Julian hosts Jay Fiske, President of Powerhouse Dynamics. They discuss the impact of smart energy management on restaurant operations, with insights on how IoT and AI technology are revolutionizing areas from HVAC systems to fryers. Jay explains how these technologies reduce costs, waste, and maintenance issues. He dives into the specifics of HVAC and refrigeration management, emphasizing the importance of proactive maintenance...

Planning a destination wedding shouldn’t feel like a hundred open tabs. In this episode, we flip the process and start with your priorities—Beach, Food, Budget Packages, Incentives, and Party Vibe—so you can stop scrolling and start deciding.I’ll show you how to choose your top two, accept one smart trade-off, and finish with a list of resort that meet your needs. We’ll cover when Caribbean/Mexico beaches have the best odds of being picture-perfect, which brands truly deliver on food, the under-$5K

Send us a text Success in the rabbitry starts with focus and systems. In this episode of The Focused Rabbit Raiser, learn how to think like a business owner, not just a breeder, by structuring your rabbitry like the franchise powerhouse that perfected the art of systems, McDonald’s: easy tasks, clear processes, consistent results. Plus, we highlight two powerful books to sharpen your business mindset and share an update on Michigan’s deer season and Bobby’s Bucks YouTube videos. H...

Relebogile Mabotja speaks to Francine Mashabelaa Career development leader at Emeris about identifying credible, student-centred institution and identifying meaningful opportunities to make confident, informed decisions in your career development. 702 Afternoons with Relebogile Mabotja is broadcast live on Johannesburg based talk radio station 702 every weekday afternoon. Relebogile brings a lighter touch to some of the issues of the day as well as a mix of lifestyle topics and a peak into the

Three experienced teachers show how to get even your most resistant students to become fascinated by words and sentences. They explain how to turn memory-draining spelling homework into an activity that enriches vocabulary, sight word mapping and provides a deep understanding of how words are constructed. If morphology and the English spelling system doesn't make sense to you and your students, they will by the end of the podcast. Mary Beth, Lisa and Skot explain how structured word inq...

Tired of feeling stuck? What if I told you the most expensive mistake you'll ever make isn't a single, catastrophic failure, but the thousand tiny deaths of your dreams caused by one simple word: "later"?Welcome to the podcast that pulls the fire alarm on your comfort zone. We're conditioned to fear failure, but the real enemy is the silent assassin of ambition: comfort. It’s the warm, cozy blanket that slowly suffocates your potential. In this show, we expose the brutal truth about the hidden costs

In our Law mini-series podcast, our Law Employability and Careers Consultants; Rachel, Tess and Sunny, talk to experienced professionals from both legal and non-legal sectors to hear their career experiences and advice.In this episode Tess Read, Employability and Career Consultant, talks to Grace Light, a current Law student. Grace shares her journey to securing a training contract, highlighting the value of attending events, using resources like the Career Zone and developing commercial

In this episode, Kody sits down with author Brian Combs of The Homestead Kids to share how a dad’s bedtime stories, written to help his newly adopted daughters navigate a big move, grew into a faith-led adventure series that’s turning reluctant readers into eager book finishers. Brian opens up about weaving Scripture naturally into wholesome homestead tales, why he designed the books with full-color chapter illustrations, 14-point type, and a dyslexia-friendly edition, and the reader feedback that

What if earning more starts with ditching the BS toxic hustle culture we’ve been sold? In today’s episode I’m sitting down with Amanda Goetz — two-time founder, four-time CMO, single mom of three, and author of Toxic Grit: How to Have It All and Actually Love What You Have. We’re talking about how to earn more, buy back your time, and redefine ambition on your own terms without falling into the trap of hustle culture. From the rise and fall of the “girlboss” era to the guilt that comes with labels

Text us a pool question! Andrea and Paulette go long on algae—the real science, the field diagnostics, and the no-nonsense remediation that actually works on a Tuesday in August when the phone won’t stop ringing. Pulling from training content and field notes, they break down how to tell algae from look-alikes (metals, pollen, fine dust), why water balance and sanitizer demand dictate outcomes, and how to choose the right kill-sequence for mustard/yellow, black (cyanobacteria biofilm), green b...

The Power of Listening—Lessons from Elephants and LionsElephant Wisdom: Be Still, Listen, and Lead Episode 278: (Hugh is based in San Fransico) In this conversation with Hugh Coppen we explore: how animals communicate clearly without words why listening is a survival skill in nature—and in business what elephants and lions can teach us about leadership how body language signals intent, trust, and respect the importance of belonging and team spirit why patience and silence build