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Steps to the SpiritThe Oxford Group’s Influence (part 5)Send us a textThis episode is about the last two “steps” in the list that Abby Thatcher left for Bill Wilson on that crumpled piece of paper. Little did he know at that time, the impact that that little piece of paper would have on both addiction and the lives of thousands of others with just plain living problems.Below are the fifth and sixth items on that list:5. Restitution. 6. Continued work with others in need.Once again, I am sure that those of you who are familiar with the 1...2025-07-0613 min
Sekeres & Price ShowJune 30, 2025: Free Agency Eve! Canucks set to extend Demko, and Abby Canucks stars re-signedThe Frenzy is almost here! Matt and Blake get you set for NHL free agency as the final bits of business are attended to before the new financial year begins. The guys get into the imminent re-signing of Thatcher Demko and how that affects the Canucks goaltending plans, plus their thoughts on all the Abby Canucks players that have new deals, and what that tells us about their plans, or lack thereof, come July 1st. TSN's Darren Dreger drops in with the very latest on what conversations the Canucks are having with possible trade partners, and internally about other...2025-06-301h 58Steps to the SpiritThe Oxford Group’s Influence (part 4)Send us a textSo, my friends, I will be talking about the third and fourth item in this list of six steps that Abby Thatcher gave Bill W as he was composing the book, Alcoholics Anonymous, commonly referred to as The Big Book.The third and fourth steps, from the Oxford step, are:3. A Moral inventory. 4. Confession. These two steps match up perfectly with the fourth and fifth steps in the current 12 step program. The Oxford third step, Moral Inventory, and the 12-step programs fourth step, made a searching and fe...2025-06-2915 min
Canucks CentralKevin Woodley on the Kane Trade and PDG Joins the ShowDan and Sat are joined by Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine and NHL.com (00:45) to talk about the Evander Kane trade and everything surrounding Thatcher Demko. Also, hear from Calder Cup Champion, Phil Di Giuseppe (32:45), on the Abby Canucks getting the job done and how his season went.
This podcast is produced by Josh Elliott-Wolfe.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.2025-06-2648 minSteps to the SpiritThe Oxford Group’s Influence (part 3)Send us a textIn the next few episodes I am going to talk about five of the writings or lists from the Oxford Group that have influenced the 12 step program. The first list I would like to speak about the six steps that every left with Bill Wilson, (the cofounder of Alcoholics Anonymous),. It was a handwritten list which I think very succinctly summed up the 12 steps as we know them today. I am not sure how they got these steps. I am sure that their ideas were the result of the Oxford group. However, I...2025-06-2212 min
Sekeres & Price ShowJune 9, 2025: Canucks in Calder Final! Lions and Whitecaps winning weekend too!After a wild weekend of sport, there's so much to dive into for Matt and Blake today. The AHL Canucks win game 6 in Abby to advance to the Calder Cup final, so the guys break down the fabulous run, and what it means for players and coach alike. The guys also debate whether Manny Malhotra's performance behind the bench changes the perception of the NHL coaching hire. While the Stanley Cup final continues, NHL rumours abound, and the guys get into the myriad of possibilities for the Canucks, which may still include a deal around EP40. TSN's Darren Dreger...2025-06-091h 37
Canucks TalkFrom Abby to GloryJamie and Thomas discuss The Abbotsford Canucks are headed to the Calder Cup Finals after a thrilling 4-2 comeback win over the Texas Stars, sealing the Western Conference title on home ice. Brandon Astle joins to talk about the electric atmosphere in Abbotsford, standout performances from Bains and Kudryavtsev, and what’s ahead in the final against Charlotte. Plus, Kevin Woodley stops by to talk Silovs' stellar play, Thatcher Demko trade buzz, and the unstoppable vibes in Abbotsford — and we dive into the wild Stanley Cup Final, Sam Bennett’s rule-bending, and the big shift to Florida for Game 3. ...2025-06-091h 35Canucks CentralWoodley on Demko’s Form and Checking in on the Streaking Abby CanucksDan and Sat are joined by Kevin Woodley of InGoal Magazine and NHL.com to talk about how things have been going for Thatcher Demko coming back from injury, the edge the Canucks would have with Demko and Lankinen next season, and more. Also, hear from Abbotsford Canucks play-by-play voice, Brandon Astle, on how well the Abby Canucks have been playing as they've put together 10 straight wins down the stretch.
This podcast is produced by Josh Elliott-Wolfe.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do...2025-04-0350 min
Reels of JusticeROJ-405: “The People vs. The Bride" with Ian PotterThe court is alive (alive!) when the abby normal Ian Potter ("Rifftrax"/”Big Finish”) digs up his own corpse to defend the 1985 period sci-fi film “The Bride.” *** Prosecutor: Dylan J. Schlender. Defense: Ian Potter. Judge: The Honorable Big Ben Haslar. Jurors: Ryan Luis Rodriguez, Big Ben Haslar, Maynard Bangs. *** Advisory: Silvana Carranza. Prologue: Kirk R. Thatcher. Original Theme: WT Golden.What did you think of the verdict?2024-07-111h 07
Latest 300 | LSE Public lectures and events | VideoHow did Britain come to this? The accidental logics of Britain's neoliberal settlementContributor(s): Ros Taylor, Dr Abby Innes, Professor Gwyn Bevan | The post-war political settlement established by Clement Attlee’s government developed systems to tackle what William Beveridge identified as five giant evils of Britain in 1942: Want, Disease, Ignorance, Idleness, and Squalor. By 1979, these systems were failing. In the UK, from 1979, successive governments led by Margaret Thatcher aimed to tackle those failures in a neoliberal settlement based on rolling back the state and empowering markets. This strategy was based on two fundamental neoliberal ideas. First, the social responsibility of private enterprises is to maximise profits within rules of the game. Second, eff...2023-11-011h 31
Formula Indie AmericaFormula Indie America 23.10.2023Abby Carey – Anybody In LAAmelie Swann – Must BeANGELCONCEPCION – Like I WasAnn Marie Nacchio – Tell Me SomethingBrodie Harvey – Bury Canary Complex – EDENChuck Phillips – War of the WorldsClub d'Elf – Now I UnderstandDARKHORSE HERO – Brothers in ArmsDEKAR JUSTUS – Fallin'Dylan Keith – RestartEleanor Hammond – Dream Chaser Elijah Pierre – CAREFUL Elleinad – Tic TacEllerieh Lin – Fast ForwardGregory Rhodes - The Dearly DepartedHeat Above – Take a Peek2023-10-232h 59
Valley VisionPREVIEW LSU vs. Arkansas, Greg Brooks News, Kim Mulkey Statue & LSU Baseball Top 100 ProspectsLSU Football is gearing up for its first SEC home matchup of the 2023 college football season, facing the Arkansas Razorbacks on Saturday. Arkansas is coming off of a tough loss to BYU and hasn’t yet seen any SEC play, while LSU is riding the high of that 41-14 win over the Mississippi State Bulldogs. Can Jayden Daniels and Malik Nabers connect like they did in Week 3? How much impact will Logan Diggs and Kaleb Jackson have? Have Whit Weeks and Greg Penn solidified their spots on the secondary? On today’s episode of Valley Vision, Abby Alonzo and Joe Mitc...2023-09-2640 min
Shelf MotivatedEpisode 4A discussion of reading journeys followed by a productive shelf motivated month of reads with some cracked open TBR's (To Be Reads). Hooray for the cold months! Sharon: A Mountain to the North, a Lake to the South, Paths to the West, a River to the East by Laszlo Krasznahorkai Cold Enough to Snow by Jessica Au TBR: The Colony by Audrey Magee Sarah: Motherthing by Ainslie Hogarth Secret History by Donna Tartt TBR: Babel R.F. Kuang Eric: 2023-03-2140 min
Historycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 039: 221B BAKER STREETWhat was, unbelievably, even more exciting than the first Glenfiddich single malt Scotch, or a man circumnavigating the world on a Penny Farthing? In this episode, we're talking about deerstalkers, magnifying glasses, and the one thing that really got the Victorians to talk about their feelings.
2022-11-2211 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 038: THE MONARCH OF MONTGOMERY STREETWhat do you do when there's more rice than sauce, nobody remembers your birthday, and you're fed up with the governance of a nation? If you aren't naming yourself King, you're doing it wrong. In this episode we're spending time with Norton I, the first Emperor of the United States.
2022-11-1612 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 037: WHEN TIGERS SMOKED PIPESWhat came before K-Pop, Squid Game, and politicians dancing to Gangnam style? If you aren't picturing a tiger in a smoking jacket, listen up. Today, we've got cobblers, Emperors, and Korean Boy Bands - although, thankfully, not all in the same place.
2022-11-0812 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 036: THE FIRST BIRTHDAYWhat do the Ancient Egyptians, JFK, and Chapter One of the Lord of the Rings all have in common? If you aren't thinking of high drama birthday celebrations, this one is for you. Today, we're asking who had the first birthday party, how many candles should really top your cake, and why Rameses II got an extra celebration.
2022-11-0110 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 035: HEY MR SANDMANWhat's the secret to castles on the shore, beautifully sleeping children and automated girlfriends? In this episode, we're talking the Sandman, the Sad Man and one or two men that are just, frankly, mad.
2022-10-1811 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 034: THIS NIGHT IN SPAINWhat happens when you pay for a wife and lose the husband? This time, we're talking about what Prince Arthur did (or didn't do) in Spain, where Henry VII found his crown, and who really won The King's Great Matter.
2022-08-1611 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 033: THE FOOD OF LOVEWhat do you get if you combine four lovers, two sea captains, and one brilliant disguise? If you aren't thinking of every tacky motivational poster you've ever seen, this one is for you. In this episode, we're tackling Twelfth Night, Taylor Swift, and some not-so-rousing speeches.
2022-08-0911 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 032: IF THE SHOE FITSWhat gruesome sport is favored amongst Princes, and can a glass slipper really carry the weight of a running girl? Today, we're tackling the tough stuff behind one of Disney's shiniest fairytales.
2022-07-2611 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 031: MAN’S BEST FRIENDWhat do a lawyer, a poet and the King of Prussia have in common? In this episode, we're talking love, loyalty, and how cats (and people) can't be trusted.
2022-07-1910 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 030: VARNEY THE VAMPIREWhat came before Twilight, the Salvatore brothers, and even Count Dracula? In this episode, we're talking Penny Dreadfuls, cheap thrills, and the geometric improbability of vampires.
2022-06-1412 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 029: GO ASK ALICEWhat did the innocent words in a high school yearbook foreshadow for one of the world's oldest and most stigmatized diseases? If you aren't thinking of Alice Ball, this one is for you. Today we talk leprosy, stolen credit, and why people in old photographs never smile.
2022-06-0711 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 028: I HAVE NOT SHOT HER YETWhat was John Peter Toohey thinking when he first called the Algonquin Round Table to order? And what did it take to crack an invite? Today we're talking about Dorothy Parker, her place among the literary elite, and the time she tried to train a turtle.
2022-05-3110 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 027: DEAR JOHNWhat does mail have to do with morale, and how can you ruin both in one fell swoop? In this episode we're talking women, war and Dear John letters... with a little Christina Rossetti for good luck.
2022-05-2410 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 026: JIBES, JEERS AND OTHER SICK BURNSWhat do Winston Churchill, William Shakespeare and Pope John XXIII have in common? The answer: they all know how to deliver a sick burn. And now you do too. In this episode we have the history of all sorts of things our mothers told us not to say - said in style.
2022-05-1708 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 025: THE GREAT FISH OF MĀUIWhat's better for brothers than stowaways, shipwreck, and a good long fishing trip? Today, we're talking canoes, New Zealand's countryside, and the demi-god that accidentally caught a country.
2022-05-1009 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 024: TURTLES, TRICKSTERS AND TROUBLEWhat do Brer Rabbit, spiders and Tom Hiddleston have in common? If trickster figures in ancient mythology wasn't your first thought, this episode is for you. Today, we're talking Brer Rabbit, Anansi the Spider, and what Shakespeare considered a good disguise. (Spoiler: It wasn't).
2022-05-0310 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 023: BOTTOMS UP!What makes a cocktail a cocktail, and how did some unsuspecting horses get dragged into it? In this episode, we've got Mint Julips, speakeasies, the Frozen Water Trade, and - of course - tiny paper umbrellas.
2022-04-2610 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 022: I HATE MONDAYSWhat does the world's favourite cat have against Mondays, and in how many other ways do they suck? As it turns out, many. And they're mostly self-inflicted. In the episode, we're talking about the road to the seven day week, the Boomtown Rats, and whether or not it was easier to enjoy yourself before the Second Industrial Revolution.
2022-04-1911 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 021: BURN YOUR BOATSWhat do you do when someone tells you to burn the ride you came in? And how do you get home for dinner if you burn the bridges too? Today, we're going back to the murky origins of these two famous phrases, crossing the Rubicon, and finishing up at the Paris Opera House.
2022-04-1209 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 020: THE GREAT KHANWhat do you say to a man who has taken the keys to your kingdom? And what do you say to cheer up your grieving daughter? In this episode, we're tackling Temüjin, the slaughter at Nishapur, and Genghis Khan's troubled childhood.
2022-04-0510 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 019: WE’RE ALL MAD HEREWhat do you get when you cross a hat with a common (or garden) thermometer?
Mad hatters... and hatted madmen. In this episode, we're delving into Lewis Carroll, mercury poisoning, and all the other ways that tea time might go wrong.
2022-03-2907 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 018: TALKING HEADSWhat does it take to get a cow's head onto your doorstep? (Rest of cow, not included). Today, we're talking Ukrainian fairy tales, evil stepmothers, and how to be an awesome dad. Or something like that.
2022-03-2209 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 017: THE ARMADILLO’S SONGWhat would you sacrifice for Art? And, more importantly, what does a wizard give an Armadillo when he comes to tea? In this episode, we take our first foray into South American folklore, featuring an ancient hero, some puffed up bull frogs, and a few insects who really need to get a room.
2022-03-0809 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 016: THE SLAVE WHO KILLED THE POXWhat is the juice of smallpox, and when it is it best served? In this episode, we explore variolation, milkmaids, and how a slave in Boston helped change the world.
2022-03-0110 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 015: MONSTROUS SPAGHETTIWhat's squiggly, saucy, and digs a pirate patch? If Bobby Henderson's open letter to the Kansas School Board didn't spring to mind, this one is for you.
If it did, ditto.
2022-02-2209 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 014: SANSKRIT, STORIES AND SAGESWhat do you get when you go looking for the herbs of eternal life? Not that. But maybe something better. In this episode, we talk the Panchatantra, some really mean jackals, and how to hang on to your friends.
2022-02-1509 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 013: THAT WAY, MADNESSWhat's the fastest route to unhappy daughters, war with the French, and eventual relegation to the self-help annals of YouTube? In this episode, we talk murder, mayhem, and why Shakespeare felt the need to dish out confusing names to more characters than you could possibly fit on a single stage.
2022-02-0808 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 012: WITH A BANGWhat came first: the cosmic chicken, or the cosmic egg? Either way, Fred Hoyle would disapprove. In this episode we're off to the edge of the universe, to sort fact from fiction, and the fiction from the totally bizarre.
2022-02-0109 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 011: AN EPIC DEFEATWhat happens in medieval Russia, when sudden darkness plunges you into one of your first (and only) military defeats?
Someone immortalizes it in verse, forever. And then we talk about it some more.
2022-01-2509 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 010: LET THEM EAT CAKEWhat do Kirsten Dunst, chocolate gateaux and the French Revolution have in common? Today, we're talking about the most famous words Marie Antoinette never said, as well as a few lesser-known ones that she actually did.
2022-01-1808 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 009: THE SILK ODEWhat do you get when you cross a mulberry leaf with a flying horse? In this episode we're answering that very question, diving into whether silkworms can build skyscrapers, and telling stories about a fabric that changed the world.
2022-01-1109 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 008: HOW ANANSI GOT HIS TALEWhat has eight legs, one wife, and all the stories in the world? If the trickster Anansi wasn't your first guess, listen up. If it was, listen anyway. Today, we're discussing oral traditions, storytelling, and what some people will trade for a good yarn.
2021-12-2112 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 007: BEWARE THE IDESWhat do soothsayers, animal organs and the 15th of March have in common? Answer: one murder, 60 conspirators, and countless fantastic spinoffs. Including this podcast. Today we're talking about the assassination of Julius Caesar, and the invention of a legend.
2021-12-1411 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 006: IT TAKES TUTUWhat's the difference between an Archbishop and an activist? And is it ever appropriate to eat Yogi Sip for dinner? (Spoiler: Yes.) In today's episode, we're hanging out with Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his famous laugh.
Please have a look at this fantastic short film by the very talented folks at the 21 Icons Project:
https://youtu.be/unrqfCODO-Q
2021-12-0708 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 005: HALF A MAN WALKS INTO A BARWhat do you find when you get to the edge of the world? According to the Epic of Gilgamesh, it's a pub. Today, we're diving into the world's oldest piece of literature and asking the tough questions - what it is, why it matters, and whether the goddess Siduri really did give up her day job.
2021-11-3012 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 004: I LIKE HER NOT!What did Henry VIII do to turn his wife into his sister? And, more importantly, why did nobody point out how totally bonkers that was? Today we’re turning to some of the many things (mostly untrue) that have been said about the infamous Flanders Mare.
2021-11-2311 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 003: FROM EGYPT, WITH LOVEWhat's the secret to a happy life in Ancient Egypt? These ancient words might be one of history's best (and best kept) secrets. In this episode, we dive into songs and poems that feel as fresh as a stiff Nile breeze.
2021-11-1611 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 002: WORDS ON WORDSWhat do a pencil, a peanut, and a pilot have in common? They're all in the same book - and this is how they got there. In this episode, we take a quick whip through the highs and lows of the journey to a Dictionary of the English Language. But don't let that put you off. We came the weird way.
2021-11-1616 minHistorycal: Words that Shaped the WorldEP 001: A HORRID LOOKING WRETCHWhat convinced Abraham Lincoln to grow his most famous feature? In this episode, we dive into the charming letters between the famous president and his youngest advisor.
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Mercy UnboundFrom Planned Parenthood "Employee of the Year" to Pro-Life AdvocateEpisode 49 with Abby Johnson
Abby Johnson became a volunteer for Planned Parenthood during her college days. She worked herself up the ladder and became director of her facility in Texas. She was an excellent saleswoman and convinced many women to have an abortion, and one year was named “Employee of the Year.” She had many occasions where many would say “enough is enough,” but her heart wasn’t open and she continued working in the abortion mill.
Her College Years
Abby got pregnant in college and had her first abortion. She eventua...2021-10-2631 min
The Boo CrewEp#244 - ROYAL BLOOD (Ben Thatcher)On an all new episode of The Boo Crew, Troubles Coming… when you are joined by drummer Ben Thatcher - one half of the multi award winning, platinum selling rock band… ROYAL BLOOD! We get into the creative process behind their stunning new album “Typhoons” available everywhere now. The cinema of the band’s music, Ben’s first horror movie experience, the feeling of being backed by a full orchestra at Abby Road studios, playing a live show on the Roblox platform and so much more! Get gory with Royal Blood on episode 244!Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pr...2021-07-2036 min
Rancho ThatchmoSelf PortraitA self portrait told in the negative told through other peoples songs, poems, stories and warnings about the host. Contributors: Dave Sewelson, Tom Roe, Lee Keitz, Sharon Mashihi, Larry Clark, Synn Stern, Abby Walker, Sarah Sloat, Shephanie Boyce, Scott Phillips, (Teresa Caruso), Karen Crumley, Jen Fisher, Laurie Collyer, and Adam Marnie.2020-08-0557 min
All Ears with Abigail DisneySenator Elizabeth Warren: The Political Is Very, Very PersonalThis week on All Ears, Abby talks to U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren about the loss of her eldest brother to COVID-19, one of over 93,000 loved ones lost to the pandemic in this country (as of this episode’s release). As they dig deeper into the origins of the political divide raging between blue and red states, Senator Warren talks about her conservative upbringing and how to maintain relationships even as political viewpoints within families diverge. Both speaking from their own life experiences, Abby and Senator Warren share how family dynamics, work/life balance, and the act of listening ca...2020-05-2128 min
Feedback with Abby BonellFeedback with Abby Bonell: Dr. Thatcher on red flags with your children. What are the warning signs of violence?Feedback with Abby Bonell: Dr. Thatcher on red flags with your children. What are the warning signs of violence?2020-02-0128 min
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Genres: Management & Leadership
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AN INSTANT NATIONAL BESTSELLER! Stanley McChrystal, the retired US Army general and bestselling author of Team of Teams, profiles thirteen of history’s great leaders, including Walt Disney, Coco Chanel, and Robert E. Lee, to show that leadership is not what you think it is—and never was. Stan McChrystal served for thirty-four years...2018-10-235h 05Feedback with Abby BonellFeedback with Abby Bonell-Todd ThatcherDiscussed the recent Florida school shooting and the warning signs of a teen in trouble, as well as steps and efforts parents can take to get their child help if they notice those signs.2018-02-2730 minFeedback with Abby BonellFeedback with Abby Bonell-Todd ThatcherTodd Thatcher-Valley Behavioral Health Clinic-Discussed teen suicide rates and the efforts being made to curb the rise we’re seeing in Utah, as well as warning signs to be on the lookout for if someone is at risk of hurting themselves.2018-02-0215 minFeedback with Abby BonellFeedback with Abby Bonell-Todd ThatcherTodd Thatcher-Valley Behavioral Health Clinic-Discussed the effects of PTSD on those who experience a traumatic event, and how help is available to treat those who may be struggling with it.2017-10-2815 minFeedback with Abby BonellFeedback with Abby Bonell-Todd ThatcherTodd Thatcher-Valley Behavioral Health Clinic-Discussed the various mental issues being faced by the homeless that have helped to create the problems we’re seeing in the downtown area.2017-09-2315 minFeedback with Abby BonellFeedback with Abby Bonell-Todd ThatcherTodd Thatcher-Valley Behavioral Health Clinic-Discussed the need many people currently behind bars have for mental health treatment over incarceration. Also talked about the efforts being made by the organization to help treat mental health issues with the homeless and getting them on their feet. Concluded by going over the disturbing rise in youth violence and suicide, and what some of the warning signs are that parents should be looking for.2017-05-2917 min
Cultures of EnergyEp. #67 - Cultures of Energy 6A special bonus podcast this week offers a mosaic of keywords and reflections from participants in CENHS’s annual energy humanities extravaganza. Cymene and Dominic lead things off with a discussion of Margaret Thatcher’s own private restroom and what it takes to be identified as an artist these days. Then (14:25) Leah Stokes (UC Santa Barbara) talks “Republicans” and why we need them to make progress on climate change; (18:05) Timothy Moss (Humboldt U Berlin) engages the complexities of “municipalization” when it comes to energy; (21:20) our own postdoctoral fellow Abby Spinak explains why “craft” has become so meaningful to her of late; (25:39...2017-04-1946 minFeedback with Abby BonellFeedback with Abby Bonell-Todd ThatcherTodd Thatcher-Valley Behavioral Health-Discussed how to handle anxiety and emotional challenges during the holidays. Also talked about the importance of receiving treatment in order to recover and change. Concluded by going over the rise of mental disorders in children and how to handle children that may be struggling with things such as depression.2016-11-2615 minFeedback with Abby BonellFeedback with Abby Bonell- Dr. Todd ThatcherFeedback with Abby Bonell- Dr. Todd Thatche2016-09-1514 minFeedback with Abby BonellFeedback with Abby Bonell-Dr. Todd Thatcher and Alfanso ChaconFeedback with Abby Bonell-Dr. Todd Thatcher and Alfanso Chacon2016-05-2614 min