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3500 miles between us#11 What’s the deal with Psychics?In this episode Jobie and Abigail discuss their experiences with psychics and the impact of
psychic insight into their lives.
They talk about intuition and the consequences of not listening to your gut and how the body responds to being ignored.
Jordon Petersons recent appearance on Joe Rogan #2308 is discussed and how Peterson references Biblical stories and the call to adventure.
Jobie recommends ‘Stand by me’ cover by Stephen Wilson Jr.2025-05-011h 26
The UpshotThe Masters, Abigail Wilson ProtestCharlie Eisenhood and Josh Mansfield shout out the champions of the Collegiate Disc Golf Championships and talk torpedo bats before breaking down how the USDGC can be more like The Masters. They also discuss Abigail Wilson's protest at the Music City Open.0:00 Eagles Crossing, Future of Discs13:00 College Championships17:15 How can USDGC be like the Masters?37:00 Abigail Wilson's Protest2025-04-1051 min
Aotearoa Adventures: The New Zealand Travel Podcast129: Tramping Four Epic South Island Hikes in 10 Days with Stacey WalkerIn just 10 days, Stacey Walker ticked off four epic hikes in the South Island - Earnslaw Burn, Lake Wilson, Mueller Hut and Brewster Hut. Stacey started to get into tramping by herself, just going out on weekends and exploring local trails. As a planner, she started a list of bucketlist hikes and started doing them around her standard 9-5 job. Planning to do just 3 hikes in 10 days in the South Island, they added on a spontaneous overnight at Mueller Hut! Stacey's favourite moment was sharing Earnslaw Burn with her Mum, a moment they had been dreaming of for years. She...2025-03-1441 min
Morning Star Church Las Cruces SermonsShe Speaks: Let Me Speak | Audio Edition A three-week worship series called “She Speaks: Three Powerful Quotes from Three Powerful Women” continues on January 26, 2025, as we consider the stories of lesser-known women in our holy text. The imperative ,“Let me speak,” comes from a woman named Abigail who had the courage to intervene for her family and can be found in 1 Samuel 25:14-17. 2025-01-2616 min
JWI Presents: Anchoring Truths PodcastThe Rights of Women: A Natural Law Approach with Erika BachiochiThis episode features a webinar discussion on Natural Law and Women's Rights with Erika Bachiochi, a legal scholar and current fellow with the Ethics and Public Policy Center. This webinar was part of our ongoing series of legal education webinars with the Center for Religion, Culture, and Democracy.
Erika Bachiochi examines, both philosophically and historically, two competing accounts of rights with their derivative (and competing) accounts of women's rights: the early modern (autonomy) account and the natural law (responsibilities) account. Erika argues that, properly understood, modern sex discrimination law is a determination of the natural law in...2025-01-2348 min
Campaign Trend PodcastHow To Build A Campaign Volunteer Training Program – Abigail SiglerOur guest today is Abigail Sigler, Vice President at Baker Group Strategies and the former campaign manager for Senator Marsha Blackburn from Tennessee. In this episode we’re talking about a unique initiative from Senator Blackburn’s re-election campaign known as “Campaign College”, a training program to train volunteers across the state in the various components of modern campaign strategy from canvassing to analytics.How Marsha Blackburn used campaign to train new generation of GOP activists (Axios)Subscribe on YouTube: Visit the Campaign Trend Website: Follo...2025-01-2218 min
One For The RoadAbigail BurrowsOn this weeks episode of One For The Road i am joined by Abigail Burrows, a professional flute player, admits that she’s never had a healthy relationship with alcohol and started drinking at a very young age. She was an exceptionally talented child and was offered a place at a specialist music school aged 8. She had a busy international performing career throughout her childhood but in her late teens, she was drinking very heavily to cope with burn-out and guilt, unable to play the flute anymore and dropping out of the Royal College of Music. Later in...2025-01-101h 05
Into the Harvest#223 – Abigail Wilson: Keeping Christ in Christmas?It has been almost two years since we’ve had Abigail Wilson on the show (which we cannot believe). We are thrilled to have her back to talk about her new book: An Invitation to Christmas. It seems like Christmas season is the busiest time of the year, every year. But it can also be a time of deep reflections, and refocusing our eyes on Jesus, as we get ready to celebrate His birth. In her book, Abigail invites us to see how specific promises in the Old Testament about Jesus’ coming, the people who pointed to Him, those who...2024-11-2855 min
Diverse Thinking Different LearningEp. 212: How Dyslexia Impacts Mental HealthToday, we’re exploring a crucial yet often overlooked topic: the impact of dyslexia on mental health. Dyslexia affects nearly 20% of people in the United States, yet its influence goes far beyond reading challenges. Many don’t realize the deep connection between dyslexia and mental health issues like anxiety, depression, and self-esteem struggles. Misunderstandings and stigma can lead to feelings of isolation, particularly in children who face early reading difficulties. This episode explores how misconceptions contribute to mental health challenges and why addressing these issues is so important. We’ll also discuss how co-occurring challenges like ADHD and an...2024-11-1910 min
Buried Bylines60. Delphi Debrief: An Inside Look at the Murder Trial of Richard Allen with Max LewisGuilty. Guilty. Guilty. Guilty. A jury found Richard Allen guilty on all four counts in the Delphi double murder trial. Prosecutors say Allen brutally killed 13-year-old Abigail (Abby) Williams and 14-year-old Liberty (Libby) German on that unseasonably warm February day in 2017. On this episode, Mallory and Megan discuss the ins and outs of the trial with Indianapolis TV reporter Max Lewis covered it for the entire four-weeks. You'll hear new details about the case, the crime scene, excluded evidence, potential theories, and more.
We covered the murders of these two young girls in our...2024-11-181h 03
Murder Files UnsealedRichard Allen found guilty on all counts in Delphi double murder trialRichard Allen has been found guilty of two counts of murder and two counts of felony murder in the Delphi murder trial. Allen was convicted of killing 13-year-old Abigail “Abby” Williams and 14-year-old Liberty “Libby” German in 2017. The prosecution presented evidence including a recording of Allen confessing to the crime, a bullet that matched his gun found at the crime scene, and testimony from experts who believed Allen’s voice matched the “Bridge Guy” audio recording from the crime. The defense argued Allen was not the “Bridge Guy” and that his confessions were unreliable due to mental health struggles. The jury ultimately fo...2024-11-1314 min
Murder Files UnsealedDelphi Murders Trial - Week ReviewRichard Allen, a former CVS employee, is on trial for the murders of Liberty German and Abigail Williams, two middle school students killed in 2017. The prosecution claims that Allen was at the scene of the crime and that a gun found in his home matches a bullet found near the victims' bodies. The defense argues that Allen is innocent and that other suspects could have been involved. Key evidence in the case includes witness testimony, a Snapchat video from Liberty's phone, and Allen's own statements to authorities.2024-11-0117 min
Murder Files UnsealedDelphi murders suspect confessed to killing 2 girls on hiking trailThe episode details the testimony of a prison psychologist in the murder trial of Richard Allen, who is accused of killing Liberty German and Abigail Williams in Delphi, Indiana. The psychologist, Monica Wala, described Allen's alleged confessions to her about the murders, including his claims of being a sex addict and wanting to rape the girls. Allen also allegedly expressed guilt and remorse for his actions, even admitting to his wife in a phone call that he killed the girls. Wala also noted Allen's erratic behavior and potential mental health issues, which could be a result of guilt. This testimony...2024-11-0115 min
Murder Files UnsealedDelphi Killings - Timeline of events in Richard Allen CaseOn February 14, 2017, the bodies of Abigail Williams and Liberty German were discovered near the Monon High Bridge Trail, part of the Delphi Historic Trails in Delphi, Indiana, U.S., after the girls had disappeared from that trail the previous day.2024-10-2009 min
Murder Files UnsealedDisturbing Details of the Delphi MurdersThe provided episode focuses on the ongoing trial of Richard Allen, a suspect in the 2017 Delphi murders of Abigail Williams and Liberty German. The text discusses the key evidence in the case, including a video recording made by German on her phone that captured a man believed to be the killer. The text also highlights the defense's alternative theory involving a ritualistic killing by white nationalists, which was ultimately rejected by the judge. The episode concludes by describing the jury selection process, which began in October 2024, and the potential implications of Allen's confessions and the defense's claims of his mental...2024-10-1811 min
Nerd $#!+Abigail (2024)Spooky season has commenced! The Nerds take a deep dive into the recent 2024 release, Abigail!2024-10-1146 min
Murder Files UnsealedThe Horrific True Crimes of Daniel LaPlante Part IIHe informed investigators that he typically would have vacated the Gustafson residence upon hearing others arrive, but he chose to remain. LaPlante proceeded to bind Priscilla, who was several months pregnant, to her bed in the master bedroom and confined William in a closet, as indicated by the court records. He then assaulted Priscilla sexually before fatally shooting her twice in the head with a firearm that had been stolen from his neighbor, Raymond Pindell.Following the murder of Priscilla, LaPlante drowned William in the bathtub located upstairs and attempted to exit the home; however, Abigail returned from...2024-09-2205 min
Murder Files UnsealedHidden Walls - The Horrific True Crimes of Daniel LaPlante Part 1When unusual movements began to occur within the Bowen family's residence, Frank Bowen was quick to dismiss his daughters' concerns that an external force was behind the bizarre events. He speculated that perhaps his daughters had been influenced by an excess of horror films.However, on December 8, 1986, when Frank Bowen and his daughters found themselves held captive in their own home, he was compelled to acknowledge the unsettling truth that an intruder had been secretly residing with them all along.This intruder, later recognized as Daniel LaPlante, would ultimately commit the heinous act of murdering the...2024-09-2205 min
RoadsideE67 Museum of Questionable Medical DevicesIn this episode, Janica tells us the history behind the Museum of Questionable Medical Devices, the museum curator, Bob McCoy, and a few of the wild devices he had on display.Website: roadsidepodcast.com/Email us: roadsidepod@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/roadsidetravelpodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/roadsidepod/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@roadsidepodcastSources:https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/museum-quackeryhttp://www.museumofquackery.com/index2.htmhttps://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/legacyremembers/robert-mccoy-obituary?id=23254340...2024-09-1145 min
Murder Files UnsealedInside The Tragic Hart Family Murder-Suicide CrashOn Tuesday, March 26, 2018, a German tourist encountered a distressing sight along California’s picturesque Highway 1 in Mendocino County, situated 200 miles north of San Francisco.Typically, visitors and residents marvel at the stunning views of the rugged cliffs and the steep descents to the Pacific Ocean, but on this particular day, an unsettling scene unfolded. The tourist observed a GMC Yukon overturned on the rocks beneath a steep 100-foot cliff.Emergency services were notified, and rescue personnel descended the rocky terrain. Inside the vehicle, the lifeless bodies of Jennifer and Sarah Hart, a married couple aged 38, were found.2024-08-2906 min
Diverse Thinking Different LearningEp. 200: The Ten Most Impactful Episodes: Celebrating 200 EpisodesWelcome to the 200th episode of the Diverse Thinking Different Learning Podcast! I am so excited to celebrate this milestone with you. This episode is a celebration and a look back on some of the most memorable and impactful episodes along this 200 episode journey. We’ve got some really great updates and surprises coming soon! Be sure to check out past episodes that highlight the expertise and support in our communities. Thank you for your constant support! Please consider leaving a review and rating wherever you listen to the podcast. Let’s dive into some of ou...2024-08-2711 min
Artists of the WayThe Heart and Craft Behind Godspell with Anna Eaton, Ellie Knobloch, and Abigail PletcherIn this episode I speak with the creative team for Godspell, our assistant director Anna Eaton, music director Abigail Pletcher, and choreographer Ellie Knobloch, as we discuss our hearts behind this production, some of our goals artistically, and what the process of putting this show together has been like.Godspell opens this Thursday, July 18, at the Gezon Auditorium! Get your tickets today at https://artistsoftheway.ludus.com/index.phpSign up for our newsletter: https://www.artistsoftheway.com/contact.htmlFind out more about Godspell: https://www.artistsoftheway.com/godspell.html2024-07-161h 32
The RedRum PodcastMamaSend us your movie recommendations!The film discussion begins around 8:45.Ever shared a beer in a church? We kick off this episode with some fun memories of sipping craft beers in unique settings, like a brewery housed in a church, and compare it to other quirky establishments we've visited. We then share our excitement over our spiffy new podcast logo and the cool branded merchandise we received. As we enjoy our drinks, we chat about our beer preferences, giving special attention to brands we love—and those we don't, like Dogfish Head. We also dive in...2024-06-111h 17
Eras of HorrorNew Haunt 010 - AbigailSink your teeth into our latest New Haunt on Eras of Horror, as we explore the vampire-infested world of the new release, Abigail. Unveil the dark allure and gothic atmosphere of this blood-curdling tale as we bite into its terrifying twists and turns. Join us for a fang-tastic discussion as we rate and review Abigail, serving up a blend of horror analysis and vampire vibes that will leave you thirsting for more!
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The Food PodcastEverything We Need Is HereWelcome to the final episode of Season four. If you’ve been here for a while, you’ll know that ‘season’ is a loose word. Season one lasted about 5 years… Since then we’ve tidied things up around here with eight episodes per season. And here we are, at number eight. There’s never been a theme to the seasons, but looking back over season four, I see a thru-line connecting the episodes. The theme is Nova Scotia - the place where I produce these episodes, the place where I live.Above is an image of the Halifax...2024-04-3016 min
Diverse Thinking Different LearningEp. 183: Unlocking Potential: A Dyslexia Journey with Rosalin Abigail Kyere-NarteyWelcome to today's episode, where we turn the spotlight to dyslexia awareness and advocacy, featuring the remarkable journey of Rosalin Abigail Kyere-Nartey. Rosalin's story is nothing short of inspiring as she navigates her own experience with dyslexia to become an advocate for change for dyslexic individuals across Africa and beyond. From struggling in academics to finding her passion in culinary school, Rosalin's personal journey highlights the importance of understanding and embracing neurodiversity. Through her organization, the Africa Dyslexia Organization (ADO), Rosalin is making an impact on dyslexia awareness, advocacy, and support. However, there are many barriers, including s...2024-04-3033 min
Doula Well PodcastEp. 14 Bereavement with Dr. Abigail JorgensenWhen our clients face loss, it can be a shock. What should doulas consider when their clients miscarry? How does support look when a client’s baby receives a fatal diagnosis? How do you process the immediate trauma of a lost heartbeat in the labor room, while still showing up for the family? With grace, compassion, and skill Dr. Abby Jorgensen offers guidance to birthworkers supporting clients through loss. Dr. Abby Jorgensen is a professor of sociology and health care ethics at Saint Louis University in Missouri, USA. She is an expert in family sociology and methods with focuses in hea...2024-02-2057 min
The Food PodcastEat My JoyHere I am, on a sunny day back in October, savouring a Shore Lunch sushi bowl in the sun. I am sitting on a red adirondack on the wharf in Lunenburg, NS. A few tourists are milling around. A ship is tied up in front of me. Water is lapping against its sides. I take this picture then put my phone away. This food takes all my focus. Yellofin tuna. peppery greens. Chickpeas. Seaweed salad. Nori Flakes. Sesame Chickpeas. Miso Whip. Later I will see Amy Funk’s art exhibition at the Lunenburg School of the Arts. Am...2024-02-2032 min
Hands On Hands OffResearch - Pain Phenotyping in Low Back Pain (Wilson)Dr. Abigail Wilson (E-mail) is interviewed by Tony Varela on her recent manuscript, "Pain Phenotyping and investigation of outcomes in physical therapy: An exploratory study in patients with low back pain." This interview will be of interest to clinicians specializing in chronic pain, as well as, those caring for patients experiencing persistent lower back pain. Dr. Wilson's work on phenotyping, psychophysical testing, and conditioned pain modulation contributes to the evolution of pain management. Here are is the other manuscript mentioned in the interview: 1) A psychophysical study comparing massage to conditioned pain modulation: A single...2024-02-1537 minHands On Hands OffResearch - Pain Phenotyping in Low Back Pain (Wilson)Dr. Abigail Wilson (E-mail) is interviewed by Tony Varela on her recent manuscript, "Pain Phenotyping and investigation of outcomes in physical therapy: An exploratory study in patients with low back pain." This interview will be of interest to clinicians specializing in chronic pain, as well as, those caring for patients experiencing persistent lower back pain. Dr. Wilson's work on phenotyping, psychophysical testing, and conditioned pain modulation contributes to the evolution of pain management. Here are is the other manuscript mentioned in the interview: 1) A psychophysical study comparing massage to conditioned pain modulation: A single...2024-02-1537 min
The Food PodcastCrossing the ThresholdThis episode began with a prompt in my writing class - to explore a threshold moment. It could be an ending, a beginning, leaving something behind or entering into something new. It could be a boundary, a tipping point, the edge of an experience. I began by making lists, but like all good prompts, I found myself transported to a place I hadn’t expected - my grandmother’s apartment overlooking the Bedford Basin. And as I walked through the memory, images, flavours, aromas and textures emerged. And a recipe too. So here is it, an e...2024-02-0624 min
The Food PodcastThe Measure of Her DreamsA Measure of My Dreams is a lyric from A Rainy Night in Soho by the Irish band The Pogues. The lyric speaks to love and loss, but it also touches on the transient nature of life, and the fleeting beauty of moments, and the profound impact brief encounters can have. Liz Chute has made a life from profound encounters. For 25 years Liz has owned and run The Pebble Bed and Breakfast in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Liz is from Listowel, Ireland, and her family, her home, her business and her kitchen is full of Irish love and p...2024-01-2345 min
The Food PodcastPURE JOY with Lauren GerrieLauren Gerrie is my guest this week on The Food Podcast. She is a New York based chef, a dancer, teacher, artist, collaborator and community builder. She’s a flavour alchemist, a master in texture, a cheerleader and a woman who barbecues scallops on the windy shores of Nova Scotia in a leotard. This conversation is a celebration of community through the lens of food, friendship, The Two Fat ladies, dance, movement and celebration. And Pat Benatar. Thanks for listening.Links:* We Belong by Pat Benatar * Ryan Heffington - Te...2024-01-0932 min
Murder Files UnsealedTrue Crime - The Atkins Murders on Christmas EveIn 2020, a year already marked by global turmoil and challenges, a small family in Atkins, Arkansas, faced a devastating tragedy that shook their community and captured national attention. On Christmas Eve, a day usually filled with joy and celebration, the Collins family experienced an unimaginable horror.The incident first came to light through ABC News, which reported a horrifying homicide in Atkins. Details were initially sparse, creating an atmosphere of confusion and fear in the community. It was a grim reminder that even during times of festivity and peace, tragedy can strike unexpectedly.As the story...2023-12-2408 min
The Food PodcastFinding yourself in the storyWelcome to season four, episode two of The Food Podcast! This episode is all about the storied history of the blue fin tuna, told through the lens of investigative food systems journalist Karen Pinchin. Through the writing of her book Kings of Their Own Ocean, a story that follows a tagged blue fin called Amelia back and forth across the Atlantic, we also learn about Karen. Karen and I are friends, but it wasn’t until I read this book that I learned how the story of what happens beneath the ocean can also uncover details of human life, Ka...2023-12-1229 minJWI Presents: Anchoring Truths PodcastFeminism & Natural Law with Erika BachiochiErika Bachiochi joins host Garrett Snedeker on the Anchoring Truths Podcast for a wide-ranging discussion of her thoughts on Natural Law and modern feminism as a departure from the feminism of the 19th and 20th centuries.
Erika Bachiochi is a legal scholar at the Ethics and Public Policy Center specializing in Equal Protection jurisprudence, feminist legal theory, Catholic social teaching, and sexual ethics. A 2018 visiting scholar at Harvard Law School, she is also a Senior Fellow at the Abigail Adams Institute in Cambridge, MA, where she founded and directs the Wollstonecraft Project. Her newest book, The Rights of...2023-11-3052 minAotearoa Adventures: The New Zealand Travel Podcast059: Two NZ Epics - Bicycle Circumnavigation and Packraft Traverse with Dunc WilsonDunc Wilson is the first person to have cycled the entire coastline of New Zealand. He set off from Mission Bay in an Auckland summer and circumnavigated the North Island, South Island and Stewart Island over the next 8 months. Over his 10,940 km expedition, Dunc's rule was to stay as close to the coast as possible. He shares his love for the simplicity of life - just getting from A to B each day. After writing a book, The Big Loop, about his bicycle circumnavigation, Dunc is now onto his next big expedition, Waka Waewae, traversing Aotearoa in a packraft...2023-10-2042 min
The UnlearnT PodcastUnlearning Politics Pt. 1 with Kristina Garner: School Board Drama, The Theatrics of Politics, Addressing Political Extremism, Media Manipulation, and National Politics in Local ElectionsSend us a textEver wondered about the intricacies of school board politics and the drama it entails? Strap in for a captivating conversation with our guest, Kristina Garner, a seasoned political figure and former executive director for the Republican party of Shelby County in Tennessee. Christina’s journey into the political arena is as insightful as it is unexpected, revealing the fiery zeal that fuels decisions affecting our daily lives. Our conversation spans a range of thought-provoking topics, from the unexpected significance of alphabetical order on ballots to the impact of media manipulation on pub...2023-10-101h 17