John has Steven Ben-Nun and Jason Miller with Lifewave join for the first hour…Steven Ben-Nun and Ben Murphy for The Tuesday Roundtable for the second and third hour. Prepper Tip:

The hallway dims, a key in my hair glints, and halloween exhales—tonight is cinematic and a little brave.Moonlit lids, blurred-berry lips, and a cobweb wing set the tone. Pin a ribbon “ghost key,” light three jar lanterns with paper bats, and step into the velvet night—luminous, not loud. Remove gently with balm, breathe deep, sleep easy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of "More Organised Less Clutter" podcast, Narelle digs into why play is essential, and five easy ways to set up “invitations to play”. Episode Highlights: Benefits of play for parents and young kids 5 ways to create invitations to play How schemes can be encouraged through play Key Takeaways: Activity ideas that kids will actually use: set-up in 5 minute with things you already have at home Listen to the full episode now and start creating kid-led independent play in

Around one third of the food on your plate is there thanks to the hard work of bees. We’re buzzing with excitement to chat about bees! Thanks to Clancy Lester,... LEARN MORE The post A Bee-nomenal Theorem appeared first on Science Queeries.

Whether buying or making your own, how do you tell if compost is any good? We go deep on this question with Jason Gearheart of Integrated Elements Compost in Columbus, Indiana in this week’s podcast interview. Jason honed his compost-making skills as a student of Dr. Elaine Ingham’s Soil Food Web School, and now he makes a variety of products including vermicompost, biologically active compost, compost tea and more.Biologically active compost goes beyond macronutrient analysis to make sure compost

Today, Viktor Gamov talks to his colleague Robin Moffat (Confluent) about his career in data engineering. His first job: paperboy. His challenge: working at a retailer with Oracle materialized views as well as teaching others how to productively approach Kafka’s internal systems. Blog posts mentioned in the podcast: ► Oracle Materialized Views troubleshooting: https://rnm1978.wordpress.com/2011/01/08/materialised-views-pct-partition-truncation/ ► Kafka Listeners explained: https://rmoff.net...

Do you ever get to Thursday and wonder, “What even happened this week?” You were busy, you know you were busy, but you can’t quite figure out what you actually accomplished… or if any of it even mattered. If you’re tired of feeling like you’re drowning in your own life, this episode is for you. In this episode, I’m sharing the exact 4 steps I took two years ago when my priorities were completely out of alignment and how you can use them to start rebuilding your weeks around what truly matters. We’ll

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

In this episode, Gordon shares his journey from being intimidated by curriculum to becoming an expert, and reveals how he reimagined UDL guidelines as learning principles applicable to assessment policy, student leadership, and school-wide practices. Learn how to find flexibility in standards and make UDL work in your context.

How do you prepare before you hit record? Do you plan every detail, keep a loose outline, or just hit the red button and go? Today, we’re sharing how we approach preparation and how those choices shape creativity, confidence, and the listener experience. We give tips on making a script sound natural, and why there’s no single right way to plan a show. You’ll also gain insights into time management and maintaining fresh ideas. Ultimately, it’s about showing up ready to create.Episode

Welcome back to the Bar Exam Toolbox podcast! In this episode, we explore whether law students should take the current Legacy UBE or wait for the upcoming NextGen UBE. We take a look at the timing and the strategic considerations, and help you figure out which path makes sense for your specific situation. In this episode, we discuss: Timeline of jurisdictions adopting the NextGen UBE Who should take the Legacy UBE now? Who might benefit from waiting for the NextGen UBE? A few case study scenarios

John has Steven Ben-Nun and Jason Miller with Lifewave join for the first hour…Steven Ben-Nun and Ben Murphy for The Tuesday Roundtable for the second and third hour. Prepper Tip:

Neena Pathak produced a very touching story about grieving the death of her father. She says the humor in the story wasn't uncouth. It was how she captured the truth.

In this inspiring episode, Trey Johnson shares his journey of faith, growth, and discovering true purpose. He challenges us to look beyond success and ask, “If you take the money out of the equation, would you still do it?” — a powerful reminder to align our time and gifts with what truly matters.

🎙️ 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

This Episode offer guidance on two distinct tax systems: the United States tax obligations for nonresident aliens and the Canadian Goods and Services Tax/Harmonized Sales Tax (GST/HST) credit. The U.S. sources, primarily from the IRS and the VITA/TCE program, focus heavily on the requirements for Form 8843 and Form 1040-NR for nonresidents, particularly students and scholars on F, J, M, or Q visas, explaining how to determine residency status using the Substantial Presence Test and claiming tax

You ever look at your calendar and think, “Whose life is this?”Like somewhere along the way, you started building someone else’s version of success and forgot to check if it was actually yours.Yesterday, we talked about The Permission Shift, how to stop performing for approval and start leading from authority.Today, the lens turns inward: when your schedule, goals, or commitments no longer match your truth.Shawn revisits the moment he realized his calendar honored the market more than his values and

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

Takeaways Fundraising is essential for robotics teams tooperate effectively.Building a strong business team is crucial forsuccess.Engaging students in fundraising activitiesSuccessful fundraising campaigns often involvecommunity support.Summer camps can be a significant source ofincome for teams.Mentorship plays a vital role in sustaining teamgrowth.Budgeting should be flexible and regularlyreviewed.Creative fundraising ideas can enhance communityinvolvement.Acknowledging donors fosters

Welcome to the Daily Motivational Positivity Podcast! Step into a world of inspiration where motivational speeches, empowering messages, and transformative self-improvement strategies await you. Explore the profound impact of discipline, the power of gratitude, and the limitless potential of a growth mindset in igniting your journey toward success and personal development. Join us each day for a fresh dose of motivation that will elevate your spirits, enhance your positivity, and propel you toward