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Nanette and Brad continue discussing the dark past of human trafficking in Utah's Mormon history. They uncover the stories of Mormon pioneers trafficking native Americans and their personal journey of discovery visiting historical sites in Utah to learn more. They cover topics including the early slave trade of the Mormons, the church's control over the practice, and how this aspect of history is often swept under the rug. The hosts emphasize the importance of consulting varied sources to better understand history and adopt a more empathetic view toward fellow human beings.

Did you know you can schedule a reading or energy balance with the Mormon Medium? All you have to do is go to this link and arrange your session. She even does remote readings and proxy balances so you're in luck if you don't live in the same area.

You can also support the show by tapping here https://www.buymeacoffee.com/themormonmedium and buying us a coffee, it's a well-known fact that psychic/medium work is better with coffee!

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In this episode of the 'Mormon to Medium' podcast, hosts Nanette and Brad delve into a lesser-known chapter of Mormon history: the Mormon child slave trade. They recount disturbing incidents from the nineteenth century of Mormons purchasing and/or kidnapping Native American children, often as a result of violent conflicts between the Mormons and the Natives. The hosts critically discuss the cultural and racial implications, questioning the ethical pretext that the children were being 'saved' and 'brought to God'. The hosts discuss the integrated spiritualism of indigenous tribes and critique the inherent racism within early Mormon doctrine. 

Did you know you can schedule a reading or energy balance with the Mormon Medium? All you have to do is go to this link and arrange your session. She even does remote readings and proxy balances so you're in luck if you don't live in the same area.

You can also support the show by tapping here https://www.buymeacoffee.com/themormonmedium and buying us a coffee, it's a well-known fact that psychic/medium work is better with coffee!

If you have any questions or suggestions, please send them to info@themormonmediumpodcast.com. Thank you for listening and for all the love and support!

Ute Holm begann vor über 35 Jahren mit Appaloosa Pferden in Tübingen. 
Mittlerweile ist sie mehrfache Baden Württembergische Meisterin, mehrfache Deutsche Meisterin, sowie mehrfache Europameisterin in verschiedenen Westernreitdisziplinen. Darüberhinaus ist sie Goldmedaillengewinnern im World Champion Team Cutting, mehrfacher Futurity Champion, mehrfacher AQHA, APHCG, APHA und EWU Allaround Champion und Trägerin des Goldenen Reitabzeichens.
Wir haben die sympathische Trainerin getroffen und mit ihr ein intensives und ausführliches Gespräch führen können.

A podcast főszereplője minden újpesti és - nyugodtan kijelenthetjük - minden magyar futballszurkoló kedvence, a zseniális képességű Törőcsik András, aki néhány hete, 2022. július 9-én hagyott itt bennünket.

Ebben az egyórás beszélgetésben szó esik a róla írt életrajzi könyvek, az Út a csúcsra és A Törő visszatér kulisszatitkairól, a szerző felidézi, hogy egy átlagos zuglói srácból hogyan lett milliók bálványa, és miként vált a szőke, piciny kisfiú megannyi öröm, kaland és viszontagság után a világ egyik legjobb labdarúgójává.

Olyan, még sehol sem hallott történeteket ismerhetünk meg, amelyek révén még közelebb érezhetjük majd magát minden idők legtehetségesebb magyar futballistájához, ahhoz a fiatalemberhez, aki miatt az ellenfelek szurkolói is ellátogattak a Megyeri útra, akinek a nevét a válogatott meccsek előtt százezrek foglalták imába, és akihez tízezrek kórusa szólt: "Táncolj Törő!"

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On February 9, 1874, Alferd Packer and a crew of prospectors left their campsite in search of gold in Breckenridge, Colorado.  Less than two months later, Packer showed up at the  Indian Agency- alone. Packer’s inconsistent accounts of what happened to his crew, ultimately led to him being tried for murder. Hence, Packer earned the nickname “The Colorado Cannibal.” I am sure you are curious. Warning: This tale isn’t for the squeamish.   

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Part 2 of "Why did Steamboat Springs blow up the Steamboat Spring". In this episode we explore this history of humanity in the Americas and Colorado, specifically the development of Ute identity, and early encroachment by White Europeans and Americans.

Skinwalker Ranch located on 512 acres in Northeastern Utah, has been the site of some inexplicable occurrences. Reports of unusual crop circles, mysterious flashing objects and livestock mutilations are among the list of happenings that have captured the public’s imagination. If U.F.O.’s are your jam, join us as we try to decipher the bizarre activities at Skinwalker Ranch. Oh and don't forget a little spooky folklore thrown in for good measure!

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The Spanish enslavement of Indigenous peoples across the Southwest was an immense market in humans, second only to that of African Americans. Severed from their lands and cultures, how did some of them create a path forward? Who are the Genízaro? How can Catholicism and Indigenous traditions coexist, perhaps even synergize, in one community? And how can photography act as medicine?

Today we talk with documentary photographer Russel Albert Daniels. He begins with the incredible story of his great great Grandmother Rose, who was captured from her Diné homeland by a band of Utes and sold to a Mormon settler in the Uinta Basin. We will talk about how this story led Russel to the Genízaro people in northern New Mexico. This project titled "The Genízaro Pueblo of Abiquiú" is in collaboration with the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian and can be viewed here. It's Part One of Russel's series exploring Native American slavery in the Southwest.

He is interviewed by Zion Canyon Mesa’s Ben Kilbourne.

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This week Sarah gives us the ins and outs of Utah's somewhat overlooked yet large body of water: Utah Lake.

1996 and the local Deniliquin show had their first ute competition. This started the 20 year tradition of the Deni Ute Muster

1996 and the local Deniliquin show had their first ute competition. This started the 20 year tradition of the Deni Ute Muster

Episode 65 – Mindset

I am always fascinated by the mechanics and emotions of the entrepreneurial brain. There are a lot of highs and lows that you need to buffer against.  I am also really into the tools that we can use to be better at it by avoiding shiny objects; dealing with stressors, lawsuits, copy cats; how we can meet people with confidence; and avoid feeling like a salesman. Instead of just one guest, we have four for this episode! 

We talk to Sherman Merricks of CrossFit Dynasty, Tommy Hackebruck of Ute CrossFit, Craig Hysell of Conviction Training, and Josh Price of Loco CrossFit all about the entrepreneurial mindset and the tools and skills they use keep their eyes on the prize, keep from being derailed, and avoid stress.   Join us for this action packed interview and be sure to take notes!
Reminder the 2017 Two-Brain Summit is coming this June 3rd and 4th in Chicago. Be sure to register now!

In this Interview:

 The importance of Focus and its role in the entrepreneurial mindset
 Why you should have an emotional reason to succeed
 Moving on from anger and focusing on what you can control

Plus:

 When to bypass diplomacy and put your foot down
 Achieving success by avoiding cognitive overload 
 The importance of discipline for the entrepreneurial mindset
 What IS success?

Today's Guests:

Sherman Merricks of Dynasty CrossFit

Tommy Hackenbruck of Ute CrossFit

Craig Hysell of Conviction Training

Josh Price of Loco CrossFit

Timeline:

1:31 – An introduction to the entrepreneurial mindset

4:24 – The first component of the entrepreneurial mindset is focus

6:46 – How to deal with too many opportunities to choose from

7:39 – Having an emotional reason to succeed

9:07 – Sherman Merricks on setting goals and staying focused

10:31 – An example of an emotional goal to keep you on track and keep you motivated

12:45 – What to do next after hitting an emotional goal?

13:52 – Achieving success with cognitive overload

15:34 – Learning to focus on what’s important the hard way

18:08 – Tommy Hackebruck on focus and obsession despite the circumstances

20:24 – Channeling the inherit skill of focus in the right direction

23:02 – The importance of discipline for the entrepreneurial mindset

26:44 – Dealing with the extraordinary stress of copiers

31:38 – Being pissed for five minutes and then moving on

34:59 – Spending $170,000 training coaches before learning how to filter

36:18 – Josh Price of Loco CrossFit introduction

40:37 – Is help more powerful than anger?

44:11 – A practical way to get into a steady mindset from a state of anger

47:43 – The art of practicing not to be your first thought

48:39 – Having success is necessary for motivation

51:22 – Can motivation occur after being discouraged?

52:24 – Flipping the tables on success

56:46 – Being at rock bottom is a huge advantage

57:51 – The romantic notion of the entrepreneurial grind is false

58:27 – Craig Hysell on how people should define success in the CrossFit industry

59:53 – What are the steps to determine what success is

62:01 – Ineffective leadership by asking the wrong questions

64:04 – When to bypass diplomacy and put your foot down.

65:10 – The best favor you can do for people is to tell them what you want them to do

70:14 – How to choose which ideas to focus on as an entrepreneur

72:44 – The process of saying hell yes or no

Books mentioned during this episode:

Extreme Ownership - U.S. Navy Seals by Jocko Willink

Good to Great by Jim Collins

Gates of Fire by Steven Pressfield

The War of Art by Steven Pressfield

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