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There are two versions of this myth and I chose the one places ancient Turkey and Ancient Greece geologically closer than they are today. The Greek God Ασωπός (Asopos), son of Poseidon, gave his name to a river that ran through central Greece and sprang from another river in Asia Minor. The river Μαίανδρος (Meandros). That river had so many twists and turns that its name is used to describe a very winding flow or way of travel. In modern Greek, the word is used described that little winding pattern you see in ancient greek merchandise. The word originally came into English from Latin around 1590 and was kept as a description of river flows until 1630 when it started being used metaphorically. The original river, now located in Turkey, is called Menderes and drains into the Aegean. ΜΑΙΑΝΔΡΟΣ/MEANDER
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Dr. Paul Lawrence and Tyler highlight the critical, yet often neglected, practice of veterans discussing their benefits with their loved ones. Paul sheds light on the emotional and financial chaos that can befall a family when a veteran's passing leaves them uninformed and vulnerable, emphasizing the need for open communication to prevent such a crisis on this episode of Straight to the Point.
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Ever wondered how prosthetics work in the movie industry? Join us on Wrap Drinks as we sit down with Brian Spears, a highly skilled Prosthetic Makeup (SFX) Artist. Brian takes us behind the scenes, sharing insights into the magical process of transforming everyday faces and bodies into extraordinary masterpieces for film, television, and more. From crafting intricate prosthetics to seamlessly blending reality with fantasy, Brian possess a unique blend of artistic vision and technical prowess. Come along on this captivating journey into the universe of Special Effects Makeup Artistry – it's a wizardry you won't want to miss!
Support the showDive into the creative brilliance of Christelle de Castro, a renowned commercial Director, Photographer, and Fine Artist whose work has made an indelible mark on the industry. As a visual storyteller, she has captured iconic images of musicians and founded Stoneman, while co-founding Ground Work. Christelle's visionary touch extends to campaigns for global brands including Nike, Samsung, Supreme, Olay, Revlon, Coach, Acne, and Calvin Klein, solidifying her as a creative powerhouse in the field. Join us on the couch.
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I’ve never been a fan of new year’s resolutions. Maybe it’s because the conversations I had with my mom were more about reinventing ourselves. And so, I’ve always been a believer that you don’t need to wait until tomorrow, next month or for a big milestone – you can begin again – anytime.
Beginning again is simply about tuning in and being honest with yourself. Which, I’ll admit, wasn’t always easy for me. Growing up I was labeled as the ‘shy’ girl. But in reality, my shy demeanor was a byproduct of being highly sensitive.
And, if your daughter is a big feeler, please know that it’s a natural instinct to want to ignore or disengage from life’s challenges, especially if they feel too big and unsolvable.
The game changing point and the first step to cultivating a resilient teen for all her adventures in life is to develop self K-N-O-W-L-E-D-G-E or a clear sense of self.
This approach helped me embrace my gifts so I could begin again with an open-heart and clear mind and be who I wanted to be and show up how I wanted to show up in life.
That’s why I’m excited to share a fan favorite strategy with you in today’s episode. It’s a strategy that you and your daughter can start using right now – no need to wait until the ball drops at midnight or you open up your 2024 calendar.
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Have you memorized all of the 12 Days of Christmas song? Did you know that these themes in the song had a deeper Catholic meaning? Prepare to get the song stuck in your head as you dive deep into some catechetical truths!
Timmerie unveils the song's potential role as a secret catechism tool during times of Catholic persecution in England (1558-1829). This joyous melody might have served as a covert means for Catholic children to learn and remember their faith.
Here's a breakdown of the hidden Catholic meanings in each verse:
Timmerie challenges you to not just enjoy the melody, but to delve into the rich tapestry of faith these verses represent. Try to work on memorizing all of these important aspects of our faith! It's an invitation to rediscover the depth and joy of the Catholic Church, especially in times of trial. 🌟🎵🙏
Costume Designer Rebecca Hofherr takes us behind the scenes of Good Burger 2, unraveling the creative process and challenges of recreating iconic costumes. Embark on celebrity encounters, including dazzling moments with stars like Meryl Streep! 🌟👗Get ready for a captivating narrative about the inception of Jennifer Lawrence's costume in Winter's Bone—a tale as wild as the film itself. Rebecca goes deep into the nuances of costume design in today's ever-evolving film industry! 🎬🍸Explore the untold stories that shape the film world, including a gripping account involving a PA entangled on the wrong side of the law. 🚔🍸
Support the showChris Ingvordsen is a prolific filmmaker with an incredible career that began during the home video revolution in the 1980s. He produced and directed 24 feature films, working with legendary actors and actresses like Sandra Bullock, Robert Mitchum, Julia Roberts, and more. His films were distributed domestically and internationally, shaking up the Hollywood distribution system and opening the doors for independent filmmakers.
Ingvordsen's unique approach to filmmaking, influenced by his mentor Larry Cohen, involved daring and resourcefulness, often filming without permits and making the most of low budgets. He was all about taking risks and creating unique, exciting content.
Now, as we enter a new digital revolution, Ingvordsen's message to aspiring filmmakers is clear: seize the opportunity. With affordable digital cameras, accessible editing software, and a multitude of distribution channels, there's never been a better time to bring your filmmaking dreams to life. Learn your craft, gain experience, and when inspiration strikes, have the courage to make your movie.
We're going to do something we've never done before; react to a music video. If you don't know about Dax and his song 'To Be A Man', you're about to. This song is blowing up on line and needs to be shared worldwide.
Meet Yessica Curiel-Montoya, the brilliant Gaffer shaping NYC's visual stories with her lighting wizardry. From iconic skylines to intimate studios, Yessica's passion for crafting mesmerizing atmospheres has earned her a well-deserved reputation.
Join us as we delve into Yessica's remarkable journey, from her early days tinkering with lights to becoming a trailblazing Gaffer in an industry traditionally dominated by men. Discover the unique challenges and triumphs she's experienced, and gain insights into her pioneering role as a woman on set.
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Brandon Taylor is a key grip in New York City, and he knows a thing or two about making mistakes on set. In this podcast, he shares some of his war stories, including how he once "shit the bed" on a shoot and how he learned to bounce back from it. He also talks about some of the best gear to use on set, and he gives some advice on how to make a condor do a wheelie (if you're feeling risky).
Whether you're a seasoned key grip or you're just starting out, this podcast is full of valuable insights. So listen in and learn from Brandon's mistakes. You might just save yourself a headache or two.
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Andrew sits down with Yvonne Buchanan to talk about how she came to understand that being filled with the Holy Spirit is meant to be the normal Christian life. She describes how she came to receive the gift of healing, and how she grew in her comfortability with the ministry of the Spirit in her daily life.
Andrew sits down with Matt Judkins to talk about what it means to receive and practice the gifts of the Holy Spirit. They discuss the power of spiritual gifts, including prophecy and words of knowledge. Matt also shares stories about his recent evangelistic trip to Brazil and some of the fruits of that ministry.
Jordy is a YouTube creator with over 2.5 million subscribers and over 300 million views. He's also the founder of Cinecom, focusing on tutorial videos about VFX, Editing & Filmmaking using Adobe Premiere Pro / Adobe After Effects. In this episode of Wrap Drinks, Jordy shares his processes for the videos he creates, his thoughts on the future of the creator industry and the future of Cinecom.net
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Can we really talk to our loved ones after they die? Dave Roberts a professor at Utica University, has done so and has written about the experience in his book , When the Psychology Professor Met the Minister, which is available on Amazon. On this episode, J. Lewis III and Dave discuss the book and Dave’s walk through grief and the many battles he has endured.
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Alan Kudan is a Sound Mixer and is known as the Voice of God on our show. Listen in as we discuss how to book more jobs, union versus non-union jobs and some really interesting WAR STORIES from the perspective of sound.
Support the showMatt Judkins talks with Andrew about the approach of Renewal Church to help people experience the fullness of God in their lives on this episode of Spirit Power & Grace. They discuss what it means to believe that all the gifts of the Holy Spirit are available to believers today. And Matt shares about the way spiritual gifts can be used as God means them to be--which is always oriented toward the love of Jesus Christ.
What role does communication play in driving organizational change? They are inextricably linked. Without communication, successful change is not possible and managing change can be challenging for any organization.
We can rely, though, on the science behind change to better understand how to leverage communication for the most effective change to occur.
On this week’s episode, Paola Pascual, shares the science behind her research on communication skills managers need to drive change efficiently and effectively. We chat all about transparency, participation, meaningful communication, and two more core communication skills. If you are struggling to drive change as a manager, this episode is for you!
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Paola Pascual, Director of Marketing & Content at Talaera, is an experienced communication expert that specializes in multicultural team collaboration and cross-cultural management. For the past ten years, she has applied her knowledge of communication and behavioral science across different startups and corporations. She holds a Master’s in Industrial Psychology, a Specialization in Strategic Leadership and Management from the University of Illinois, and several coaching and management certifications. She co-hosts Talaera Talks, a podcast with over +120k downloads where working professionals around the world get communication tips they can immediately apply at work.
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