unsettled

In today's episode, we're diving into the world of interior paint colors. Choosing the right paint color for your home can be overwhelming, but fear not, because I'm here with actionable tips to help you make the perfect selection. Whether you're looking to create a calming sanctuary or a vibrant and energetic environment, this episode has the tips and insights you need. So get ready to learn about balancing energies, leveraging decor for inspiration, considering lighting, and even conducting a paint swatch experiment.

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It’s estimated that half a million Americans are experiencing homelessness. Even a brief period of housing insecurity can make existing health issues worse, and bring up new physical and mental traumas. Doctors and nurses who help patients navigate these issues have a prescription: More housing, and more services. Is it possible to end chronic homelessness, even as eviction moratoriums end and rents increase? And is a housing-first model the best way to achieve that goal?

Guests:

Ana Rausch, Vice President of Program Operations at Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County

Kimberley Richardson, therapist

Maggie Sullivan, family nurse practitioner, Boston Health Care for the Homeless and instructor and human rights fellow, FXB Center, Harvard University

Credits:

Host/producer: Anna Fisher-Pinkert

The Better Off team: Kristen Dweck, Elizabeth Gunner, Pamela Reynoso, Stephanie Simon, and Ben Wallace

Audio engineering and sound design: Kevin O'Connell

Additional research: Kate Becker

In this week's episode we take a look at what the Bible has to say about the church and what a thriving Jesus community should look like:

What We Talk About in this Episode:
Acts and Hebrews' picture of a healthy church
What makes a healthy church?
What do you do if your church isn't "meeting your needs?"
What does it look like for the church to actually be a body?
What should you look for in a healthy church?

Music in This Episode:
Come to the Table (prod. by Tato Morales)
Islands by Kicktracks
Morning Sun by Notize
Solitude by Michael Drake
(song licenses available upon request)

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We can notice whatever we choose in life, or notice all of it, or none of it. This episode is about paying attention on purpose.  Our minds and lives are more peaceful when focused than when we are distracted by a dozen things.
Noticing nothing is unfortunately what we often do. Walking, chores, or even driving can be done with half attention, doing something but having your mind on something else. The distracted person often hasn’t thought to try to be in the present moment, they are robotic in action, mind disconnected from body. 
I's easy to feel unsettled. Looking and listening can help us settle down. It doesn't take away the things that worry or disturb, but it can give some perspective and a lightness to replace the heaviness.

Hello to you listening in Shutesbury, Massachusetts!

Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is 60 Seconds from Wednesdays on Whidbey.

I’ve been feeling somewhat low of late, anxious, unsettled, maybe a wee bit fearful. Perhaps it’s our dark weather, some “being in the cross-roads of life” confusion, maybe even Divine Time working off a clock I don’t recognize.  

The other day a small envelope - from what appeared to be an elderly woman based on the handwriting - was delivered to my mailbox. I didn’t recognize the return address and my last name was misspelled. Who could this be? Opening the card I read a Scripture-based message (Matthew 10:29-31) along the lines of "G*D watches every sparrow. He will watch you. Have no fear. You are worth more than sparrows. Rest assured that you are watched over with loving concern." In a footnote Berta invited me to check out JW.org if I wanted to learn more.

As Rumi reminds us, there are many ways to kneel and kiss the ground. I will take a blessing as it is offered and thank the Eternal Loving Presence for sending it to me. Who am I to say how Love works?

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Podcaster: Diane F Wyzga & Quarter Moon Story Arts

Music: Mer’s Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron Music

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L'équipe d'Un Board Game Presque Parfait vient de se crasher sur une planète inconnue. Tous les membres de l'équipage devront utiliser leurs connaissances scientifiques pour utiliser les éléments de cette étrange planète pour survivre et trouver une solution la quitter cette situation Unsettled! On vous partage aussi nos dernières expériences ludiques et on souligne un geste de générosité d'un des membres de l'équipe.

0:00:00 - Générique;
0:00:42 - Intro;
0:04:20 - Tour de table de Patrice - Dune;
0:19:57 - Tour de table de LP - Fantastic Factories;
0:21:32 - Tour de table de Patrice - Godzilla: Tokyo Clash;
0:26:28 - Tour de table de Patrice - Incoming Transmission;
0:31:34 - Tour de table de Patrice - Catacombs;
0:41:27 - Tour de table de LP - Marvel United: X-Men;
0:44:59 - Tour de table de LP - Intrepid;
0:50:52 - Tour de table de Vincent - Draftosaurus;
0:51:49 - Tour de table de Vincent - King of Tokyo;
0:52:11 - Tour de table de Vincent - Sanctuary;
0:54:00 - Tour de table de Vincent - Mention honorable à Adreama Games;
0:56:35 - Tour de table de David - Destinies;
1:09:09 - Tour de table de David - Ethnos;
1:12:19 - Tour de table de David - Libertalia;
1:14:32 - Tour de table de David - Cartographers;
1:16:29 - Tour de table de David - Skyjo;
1:19:25 - Tour de table de David - Ankh: Les Dieux d'Égypte;
1:21:54 - Geste de générosité;
1:31:00 - Critique de Unsettled;
2:46:06 - Conclusion.

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A new exhibition at the Australian Museum explores the country's foundation story from a First Nations perspective.

Steven Koonin is a theoretical physicist who has had a long career in academia, business, and government. In this episode, Koonin talks with Robert about his new book, Unsettled, why he believes efforts to limit debate about climate science are “pernicious,” why he is concerned about the reliability of the electric grid, why he finds the “denier” term abhorrent, and why “we need slow, steady pressure” on our energy and power systems, “not crash decarbonization.”  

Office workers Courtney and Karl discuss TMI (too much information) in a job interview that leaves them very unsettled.

The Daily Crawl Podcast aims to share stories and discuss weird goings-on in the modern office environment.

Please send feedback or your own tales from the cube farm to thedailycrawlfeedback@gmail.com.

00:00 - Intro
00:56 - The Daily Crawl Theme
01:31 - Story - Unsettling Interview
18:01 - Music transition
18:27 - Listener Feedback
19:21 - Wrap-up