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Ever been curious about the best type of marijuana for our host Sam? Or wondered what Hercules and Zeta Warrior Princess could possibly have to do with a childhood fear of quicksand? We've got those answers and more in this fun and delightfully spooky episode of MinorityPlus1!

We kick off the show with a Halloween-themed discussion, reminiscing about our favorite costumes from years past and building up anticipation for this year's spooky getups. Giving a warm shout-out to Don, our previous guest, we smoothly transition into a lively chat about black-owned businesses and the marijuana scene in Jamaica, even receiving listener advice about the best strain for Sam. Keep your ears peeled for our hilarious horror game tales and our tribute to iconic figures in the entertainment industry. 

And what's a Halloween episode without a deep dive into our favorite horror movies, villains, and Stephen King's universe? Get ready for chills as we compare notes on the likes of Freddie Krueger, Michael Myers, and Jack Nicholson's performance in The Shining. Laugh along as we share irrational childhood superstitions and fears, and join the debate on the merits of horror movie book adaptations. We also dissect the Saw movies, debate horror movie serial killers, and open up about our own Halloween experiences. Finally, we touch on self-identity issues and the sensitive topic of Dwight Howard's sexual assault allegations. Tune in for a thrilling ride as we juggle fun, fright, and some serious chat in this episode of Minority Plus One.

A “sister” show to MacVoices is The Mac Show on The British Tech Network. Many, but not all, of the same faces, and different perspectives on some topics. This is a sample show recorded earlier this month that I wanted to give you a taste of another terrific Apple-oriented podcast. The panel delivers on of the “Summer of Fun” shows covering some of our favorite non-Apple gear that we can’t live without…or at least wouldn’t want to live without. If you like what you hear and see, check out all the shows on BTN. 

Show Notes:

Links:

Wemo Smart Plug

Nuki Smart Lock 3.0 for Euro Profile Cylinder

Rode RODECaster Pro Podcast Production Studio

Rode Podcaster

Rode Procaster

Rode PodMic

Ring Video Doorbell – 2020 release – 1080p HD video

eero 6+ mesh Wi-Fi router

NETGEAR Nighthawk 6-Stream AX5400 WiFi 6 Router

Philips Hue Light Strip

Nanoleaf Light Strip

Govee Smart LED Strip Lights

OWC Thunderbolt 3 Dock

OWC Thunderbolt 4 Hub

Sonos Roam

JBL Flip 5

Sonos Move

Anker Soundcore

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Il y a un an, Niki Lauda nous quittait. On a tout dit sur l’immense champion de F1. Mais saviez vous à quel point il était passionné d’aviation? Et comment il a résolu quasiment tout seul l’enquête d’un crash aérien? Voici l’histoire du Niki Lauda, patron de compagnie aérienne. 

In the fifth episode of season 14 of the 5 Minute Biographies podcast, we take a brief look at the life of one of F1's greatest ever drivers - Niki Lauda

Please consider supporting the show by visiting the YouTube channel at www.5minutebiographies.com/youtube or by perhaps buying me a coffee at www.5minutebiographies.com/coffee - Thanks!

Il y a un an, Niki Lauda nous quittait. On a tout dit sur l’immense champion de F1. Mais saviez vous à quel point il était passionné d’aviation? Et comment il a résolu quasiment tout seul l’enquête d’un crash aérien? Voici l’histoire du Niki Lauda, patron de compagnie aérienne. 

The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry

Please welcome John Mark Comer to the Thriving Beyond Belief podcast this week talking about our world of HURRY and how we can eliminate it!!

Author and Former Megachurch Pastor John Mark Comer Advocates a New Practice for Your Spiritual Life: Slowing Down

Our worst moments tend to happen when we are in a hurry—late for an appointment, behind on our to-do list, cramming too much in our day. It occurs when we’re trying constantly to do more, creating a bone-deep tiredness not just in our minds or bodies but deep in our souls. In short, hurry doesn’t just make us weary. It is the great enemy of our spiritual life. 

Author and pastor John Mark Comer proposes that the solution to being fully present to God, others, and our own hearts is found simply by following the unhurried way of Jesus. He explains, “Jesus invites all of us to take up the ‘easy’ yoke. He has—on offer to all—an easy way to shoulder the weight of life with his triumvirate of love, joy, and peace.”

Comer’s journey to discovering the life-changing remedy of slowing down began while he was pastoring a successful megachurch with six services each Sunday, a marathon lifestyle which left him feeling burnt out and detached from those around him. In a moment of desperation, he asked his mentor, John Ortberg, for advice. The response he received was the same as what philosopher and Christian spiritual formation teacher Dallas Willard had given to Ortberg years before: “You must ruthlessly eliminate hurry from your life. There is nothing else.”

As Comer put this simple truth into practice in his own life, he experienced radical renewal in his mental, spiritual, and emotional well-being. The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry describes his transformation and offers hope amidst the toxicity in our fast-paced, modern world.

In a casual, conversational tone, he presents a poignant message: “This is an invitation—for all the tired, the burned out, the stressed, all those stuck in traffic and behind on their to-do list….If you want to experience the life of Jesus, you have to adopt the lifestyle of Jesus.”

John Mark Comer lives, works, and writes in the urban core of Portland, Oregon. He is the pastor for teaching and vision at Bridgetown Church. Prior to that, he was lead pastor of a suburban megachurch. He has a master’s degree from Western Seminary and is the author of Loveology, Garden City, and God Has a Name. John Mark lives in Portland with his wife, Tammy, and their three children.

Please welcome Niki Hardy to the Thriving Beyond Belief podcast this week!!

Niki Hardy is a speaker and writer whose work has appeared in Christian Today and Living by Design Ministries and on Premier Radio. After leaving corporate life in London, she trained as a teacher at Kings College, London, before studying theology at Wycliffe, Oxford. She and her husband moved their family to the United States to plant CityChurch Charlotte, NC, where they now live with their three kids and two crazy Goldendoodles. A rectal (yes, rectal) cancer survivor, pastor’s wife, tea drinker, and teller of bad jokes, she’d love to connect with you at www.nikihardy.com if she can’t hug you in person.

Niki Hardy watched her mother pass away from cancer, and then her sister a few years later. When she herself was diagnosed just six weeks later it left her reeling, questioning, and merely surviving a life that bore no resemblance to the abundant life Jesus promises in the Bible, so she set out to find it.

In her new book, Breathe Again: How to Live Well When Life Falls Apart, Hardy unpacks seven practices to thrive, not just survive, no matter what life throws at us. Full of grit, humor and unvarnished stories from her own grief and rectal cancer journey, Hardy’s story and her Thriver Manifesto will help readers claim truths such as: I believe life doesn’t have to be pain-free to be full. I’ve got this because God’s got me, and together we can do more than I could ever do alone.  I step into vulnerable spaces with God and others, aware that my strength can be my biggest weakness. I practice gratitude in all things, confident that peace and well-being will follow.

I have learned to breathe again. “We’ve bought into the myth that a painful season can’t be full,” writes Hardy, “that a time of abundance isn’t challenging—and this, dear reader, gets my goat. I just don’t think it’s true, and this is exactly what this book is about: smashing this myth and inhaling all God has for us.”

NIKI HARDY is my guest for episode #62. Niki is a cancer survivor, pastor’s wife, tea drinker and self-professed teller of bad jokes. She’s a BRIT living in the USA and YES, she does have a fabulous accent that you’re gonna LOVE! Niki is living proof that life doesn’t have to be pain-free to be full and she’s the author of BREATHE AGAIN, How to Live Well When Life Falls Apart.

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If you're a human person, odds are at some point life is going to throw you a curveball. Whether it's a loss, diagnosis, trauma, or even simply disappointment, today's conversation with Niki Hardy will give you practical tools to live well even when you feel like life's fallen apart.

With witty candor and heaps of wisdom, Niki talks with us about the difference between surviving and thriving and HOW we can choose to be brave even when we don't feel afraid.

Niki Hardy is a Brit in the USA, a rectal (yes, rectal) cancer survivor, pastor’s wife, tea drinker and teller of bad jokes. As a speaker and the author of Breathe Again: How to Live Well When Life Falls Apart (Revell, Aug, 2019) she’s all about meeting us when life’s not fair and embracing the reality that with God, life doesn’t have to be pain-free to be full. You can find more of Niki on social media at @niki.hardy and on her website NikiHardy.com when she’s not running trails with her Doodles or trying to figure out which remote actually works the TV.

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