Michael and I share fun stories from out on the route. We need a break from all the campaigning, and you probably do, too.

Episode Summary: In this heartfelt and expansive episode, Amy Wheeler sits down with renowned author, educator, and activist Susanna Barkataki to discuss her new book Ignite Your Yoga, and the path of yoga leadership grounded in ethics, lineage, and collective care. Susanna shares personal stories from her life, including her upbringing in a bicultural household, her journey through burnout, and her evolving role as a teacher, student, and community leader. Together, they explore how Yogic

When most people imagine a Funeral Director, they picture formality, black suits, and unshakable stoicism. But the truth is, being a good FD has nothing to do with being tough, and everything to do with presence, adaptability, and compassion. In this episode of The Funeral Fix Podcast, Oliver Thomson and Yaz Trollope go beyond the clichés to unpack the real qualities that make someone thrive in this work. From emotional intelligence and communication skills to resilience and humility, they ex...

In this episode, I discuss the importance of being digitally literate in your PhD program. We talk about what digital literacy is, how it can be used, and some digital tools you can use to make your PhD life better!Find me elsewhere: https://linktr.ee/Doctormandie

In this week's episode, Chris talks to Gavin Smith of the Church Office, where they discuss administration, church management, and how to set up your church to succeed. www.aoggb.com

Howdy folks, and welcome to the last episode before the Midterm! I know, you're all very excited for that... but pump the brakes because before we get there we need to finish our discussion of probability and the normal curve. In this episode, we review our learning about those topics and connect it to the use of z-scores, which are a way of telling us how different a specific value is from the mean. Z-scores are a measure that uses standard deviation--that value we went over all the way back in

Join Sean White as he talks with Guy Vandendungen, CTO of Perpetuum Energy, about the latest trends in solar and energy storage across Europe. They discuss real-world challenges like negative energy pricing, grid constraints, battery technology, and the future of decarbonization for industry. Whether you’re in the solar business or just curious about how Europe is leading the energy transition, this episode is packed with practical insights and global perspectives.Topics covered: PerPetum

Hiya folks, and welcome to one of our final podcast episodes before the Midterm Exam! In this episode, we are going to focus on 3 key points: (1) language that we use when describing samples versus populations (estimates and parameters); (2) a discussion and review of the basics of probability; and (3) connecting probability and the normal curve. There's a lot of conceptual leaps at times with these topics... so take your time with this one. And focus on concepts--thinking of the normal curve as

For help with marketing, brand creation, producing audio or video, for family or professional work, contact Beehive Broadcast by emailing TheScripturesAreReal@gmail.com.In this episode Karl Anderson helps us understand what happened at the dedication of the Kirtland Temple. He and Kerry explain some of the historical background, and then delve into the significance of the supernal events that took place at that dedication. They go through the miraculous events and help us understand what it means to

Social connections are critical for mental and physical wellbeing, and they significantly impact academic performance. Dr. Kimberly Horne shares evidence-based insights on nurturing friendships even during busy periods of study and examination preparation. • Loneliness affects concentration, GPA, and even immune system function • College social terrain differs dramatically from high school, requiring new connection strategies • Introverts can benefit from sitting in the same class spot and k...

In this episode of The HODLing Room, TC and Mike delve into the intricacies of Bitcoin, discussing the importance of running a Bitcoin node, the value of gold versus fiat currency, and the implications of losing objective standards in society. They explore how understanding money and time preference can lead to better financial decisions and the necessity of education in navigating the modern financial landscape.Mike: YouTube:‪ @BitcoinStraightUp Nostr:

The practical guide in defeating a defeated foe, what are the lies we are believing? Is the enemy defeated? Then why am I fighting a spiritual battle? Send us a text if you need prayer, what can we pray for you today? Support the show

Paul Getty, the founder of Getty Oil, was the richest man in the world during his time, and quite possibly the most frugal. This episode explores the legendary and pathological stinginess of a man who built a colossal fortune in the oil industry and then hoarded it with a miser's zeal. We trace his rise, from his early wildcatting days to his masterful investments during the Great Depression, which allowed him to build a global empire while others went bankrupt. His reputation for frugality became

Aristotle Onassis, a Greek refugee who arrived in Argentina with less than $100, built a shipping empire and became one of the most glamorous and powerful figures of the 20th century. This episode charts the incredible rise of a man who used charm, cunning, and ruthless ambition to conquer the world of international shipping. We explore how he masterfully exploited the post-war demand for oil tankers, building a massive fleet that made him one of the richest men on Earth. But Onassis's true genius

Long before the term "media mogul" existed, there was William Randolph Hearst. This episode explores the life of the newspaper magnate who pioneered yellow journalism and built an empire that could start wars and shape the course of American history. We chronicle his rise, using his family's mining fortune to create a nationwide chain of sensationalist newspapers that prioritized eye-catching headlines and dramatic stories over factual reporting. At the heart of our story is Hearst's role in

Before he was a recluse, Howard Hughes was one of the most famous and daring men in America. Inheriting a fortune from his father's revolutionary oil drill bit, Hughes funneled his wealth into his two great passions: aviation and filmmaking. This episode chronicles the early life of the dashing, fearless Hughes, who directed Hollywood epics like Hell's Angels, dated screen legends, and personally set world air-speed records in planes of his own design. He was a national hero, a symbol of American

How does one of the richest, most famous men in the world simply vanish? This episode delves into the dark and bizarre final decades of Howard Hughes’s life, as he descended into a self-imposed prison of germs, drugs, and extreme paranoia. We chronicle his retreat from public life, as he moved from one hotel penthouse to another, living in blacked-out, sterilized rooms and communicating with his staff only through memos. His business empire, worth billions, was run by executives who often hadn't

In this episode my good friend Antonio Cortez takes over the podcast and interviews me. We dive into topics such as helping our students with positive personal growth, social skills, emotional regulation and so much more.

GameFrame™: Rethinking Leadership with Coaching and Play. Rihan is an ICF Master Certified Coach, a Gamification Master Craftsman, and a Leadership Development Specialist with over two decades of experience. She’s also a LEGO® Serious Play® Facilitator and EQ Practitioner, known for connecting coaching frameworks with professional and organizational practice. Rihan’s work has been presented at international conferences, and she’s committed to creating inclusive, reflective spaces that

Join the BHBA Art Law Section for an in-depth look at the fair use defense in recent AI litigation and changes in applications of fair use in light of the Supreme Court's 2023 decision in Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. v. Goldsmith and the pre-publication version of the Copyright Office's report, released in May 2025, on copyright and generative AI training.