Explore "knew" with insightful episodes like "Parashah Points: Shemot - God heard. God remembered. God saw. God knew.", "I HAVE A WEIRD QUESTION", "If I Knew Then: Sarah Huck", "If I Knew Then: The Slow Art of Getting Better" and "Pop Rocket Ep. 206 Pop Culture Resolutions for 2019" from podcasts like ""119 Audio Streaming", "Mentally Screwed", "leahmcleangettingbetter's podcast", "leahmcleangettingbetter's podcast" and "Pop Rocket"" and more!
THIS FUN HEALTH QUESTION MAY TEACH YOU SOMETHING IMPORTANT ABOUT YOURSELF.
Hey everyone! On this episode #10 of the Mentally Screwed Podcast i ask you a question that will teach you a thing or two about why you may be struggling with fitness and or diet. This is a weird question but hear me out, you may be presently surprised. I answer the question myself and also share the reasons i stay healthy. It might not be the reason you think. Staying healthy and fit is not an easy thing to do, however the rewards are worth it. Lets do it together. Hope you enjoy this episode!
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Sarah Huck, Development Director of The Richmond Neighborhood Center in San Francisco, shares how building connection and creating community is the most successful avenue for healing injustice and social fractures in our world.
There are ways in which we get better by easily defined metrics. And there are ways in which we get better slowly, quietly and almost unknowingly. Each are critical to our development as humans and each have been pivotal in my own journey. Join me as I feature the folks who've helped this mama of four, lawyer-turned-entrepreuner and community advocate evolve over the years. From spiritual advisors to business innovators, from artists to activists, they've made me who I am today. I'm eager to share their stories with you because we get better, together.
Guy Branum is back for our first episode of 2019! Sadly, Margaret couldn’t join us because #health and Wynter was busy being a jet setter.
This week, the panelists share their pop culture resolutions for 2019, and own up to resolution fails from the past year.
Writer and comedian Tara Jepsen joins us in studio and Guy is awed by the combined power of her and Karen’s “lesbian efficiency.”
If you're curious about what Guy has been up to these past couple months, he catches us up. Spoiler alert (though not really): He consumed a lot of theater. In particular, he saw Matthew Lopez’s seven-hour, two-night play The Inheritance, and had LOTS of opinions about it.
From “learn more commercial jingles” to “master a new recipe a month,” the panel reveals an ambitious list of resolutions they may or may not be able to stick with for an entire year.
All Abouts
Karen is all about Bird Box the new Netflix thriller starring Sandra Bullocks.
Tara is all about hating a bootleg recording of a recent standup set by disgraced comedian Louis C.K..
Guy is all about The Inheritance by Matthew Lopez, which is loosely based on Howard's End.
Call to Action
Inspired by one panelist’s resolution to learn more commercial jingles, we are asking Rocketeers to call in and sing their favorite jingles on the Pop Rocket voicemail. We want to hear those jingles that will forever be lodged in your brain.
That's My Jam
Guy: Janet Jackson -Together Again
Tara: Hey Jellie - Going Back
Karen: Labi Siffre - Watch Me
With Guy Branum, Karen Tongson, and Tara Jepsen.
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Pat and Gary break from their regular format for a bit to bring you secrets behind one of the most successful game shows of all time and the contestant who cracked their code.
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One of the deepest needs that every person shares is to “know and be known”. In today’s One Verse, we learn that God knows you. He loves you. He has a plan for you. We are in the book of Jeremiah. Jeremiah was an Old Testament prophet who, frankly, had a pretty tough life. Yet, with all the pain he went through, we still find some of the most uplifting and encouraging verses in the Bible in His writings. Today, God wants you to know that He loves you, He knows you deeply, and He created a plan for your life before you were even born. That is how special you are to God!
Today on the Friends of a Feather Podcast, my guest is Jamie Ivey. Jamie is wife to Aaron, mom to four kids, and a podcaster. Jamie and I chat about her family, how she started her podcast, and her new book coming out next week, If You Only Knew.
I enjoyed sharing with her what her podcast has meant to me and she was kind enough to share parts of her story with me. You will not want to miss this episode!
Share with a friend and be encouraged!!
We are friends of a feather; let's stick together!!
XO,
Wren
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This episode of Small Business with Steve Strauss powered by Microsoft, is all about marketing. More importantly, how to take advantage of every opportunity you have as a business, to maintain and grow your customer base. Steve turns to a company that knows exactly how to that. On this episode, you'll learn marketing secrets from MailChimp!
In our Ask An Expert (Almost) Live segment, Steve takes a question from Maggie. Maggie uses a marketing newsletter, which is a great way to stay engaged with your customers. The question is, how do you grow your email marketing list? Steve has four tips that he's used, that you can apply today.
Steve is then joined by the CEO and co-founder of MailChimp, Ben Chestnut! The story of MailChimp is a fascinating one. From their humble beginnings, to becoming the primary sponsor of the phenomenon of Serial. Once he was parodied on SNL, he knew they'd made it! Ben has some wonderful stories and incredible advice on how to grow your business.
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Mostly Harmless Live: "Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark!" Join us as special guests Comedian Mara Wiles, Author Josiah Hesse, & Musical guest The Knew discuss the things that scared them scared them as children and now as adults and how to face your own fears! This episode features a comedy set from Mara Wiles and live performance from THE KNEW!!! Recorded October 8th, 2015 at Mutiny Information Cafe! Sponsored by Ratio Beerworks
On the May 28, 2015 edition of Tell Somebody, Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS) co-founder and former CIA analyst Ray McGovern reminds us that the “intelligence” used to justify the invasion and occupation of Iraq was “fixed,” not “flawed,” and explains for whom the surge worked.
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On the February 26, 2015 edition ofTell Somebody, the subject was the relationship of Israel, Palestine, and the U.S.
Allison Weir is the founder of If Americans Knew, a national organization that provides information on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and on U.S. foreign policy regarding the Middle East, that is often missing from U.S. press coverage. Ahead of appearances in Kansas City by Allison Weir sponsored by Citizens for Justice in the Middle Eastand AFSC-KC, we had a conversation with Katy Escobar, the social media director and outreach coordinator at If Americans Knew.
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Episode 152 - Since we heart Taylor Swift, we’re talking about iHeartRadio! In Episode 152 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast, we discuss Taylor’s incredible 2014 iHeartRadio performance! She performed her top pop songs, including “Shake It Off” and a special remix of “Love Story.” What did y’all think of the show? We’d love to hear your thoughts. Happy listening!
Episode 116 - Everyone has that one Taylor Swift song that grabbed them and made them a Swifty. In Episode 116 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast, we discuss which songs on each album made Taylor Swift the superstar she is today. And since Taylor's a superstar, it's surprising that she does not yet have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. But did you know that fans can nominate celebrities to receive a star? Swifties should nominated Taylor! Let us know if you'd be willing to help nominate Taylor Swift to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Happy listening!
Highlights from Episode 116 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast:
- We are combining our mid-week episode and our Monday shows into one awesome show per week!
- Which song off RED helped Taylor acquire more Swifties? Let us know your thoughts!
- We discuss whether or not moving into the pop genre helped Taylor grow in popularity.
- Fun Fact: "The Story of Us" was the song that made Adam a Swifty.
- "Love Story" and "You Belong With Me" may be the all-time Swift classics.
- A listener listens while she's working out! We're so happy Taylor Talk can help keep you healthy.
- Do you think Taylor will receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame?
- Fun Fact: Only 20 people are chosen per year to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
- So... who wants to get Taylor Swift a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame? It would be the coolest gift ever!
Episode 113 - Will Taylor Swift follow the change in mainstream pop music or break from it? In Episode 113 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast, your hosts -- Adam, Diane, Steve, and Sami -- discuss Taylor's relationship to the changing landscape of pop music. Artists like Lorde, Lana Del Rey, and others are creating unique and edgier sounds. Could Taylor move in that direction and make music along the lines of "I Knew You Were Trouble"? What if she dropped in album with no warning like Beyonce? Regardless, Taylor always does something incredible to surprise the fans. Be sure to let us know what you think is next for Taylor in terms of her sound. Enjoy the show!
Highlights from Episode 113 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast:
- We want to thank everyone for their amazing support & helping us get nominated for a podcast award. We have the best listeners ever!
- Taylor Swift will help launch CMT After MidNite With Cody Alan, a new radio show. Taylor will appear on Tuesday January 7th.
- Did you know the RED Tour sold 1.5 million tickets? Whoa.
- Beyonce dropped an album in the middle of the night with no promotion -- would Taylor do that?
- It would be super cool if Taylor Swift announced her next album on Taylor Talk. Just saying.
- Artists like Lorde, Passenger, and A Great Big World are changing the sound of pop music. We wonder if Taylor's new sound will be similar to theirs.
- You know you’re a Swifty when your friend complains that you tweet about Taylor too much. Oops.
- Swifties are listening to the new motion picture soundtrack for the film Frozen!
Andy Thomas of Tin Horn Prayer and The Knew joins us to talk about his musical upbringing and introductions, his illustrious career in the Denver music scene and his first novel, HELL IS IN NEW JERSEY. Music played is from Andy Thomas Dust Heart's Wicked, Dark EP.
Steve Head and John Black discuss new DVD and Blu-ray releases including THE MUPPET MOVIE, THE DEVIL'S BACKBONE, TREK NATION, RAPTUREPALOOZA, WAR ON WHISTLEBLOWERS, DR WHO: THE DOCTORS REVISITED, JFK: A NEW WORLD ORDER, WHAT MAISE KNEW, FRANK ZAPPA: A TOKEN OF HIS EXTREME, BUS STOP, NIAGRA FALLS, Noel Coward's CAVALCADE and more!
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