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Counterpoint with Scott Harris Counterpoint 11-24-25 with Scott Harris discusses: the US healthcare crisis and solutions; COP30 UN climate summit's disappointing outcome; Larry Summers, Epstein emails & the Great Recession; Trump wants to resume US nuclear weapons testsCOUNTERPOINT RADIO, hosted by Scott Harris, is heard every Monday night on WPKN 89.5 FM, Bridgeport, CT between 8:00 – 9:30 pm ET. Webstreaming and audio archive at http://wpkn.orgSome segments featured on Counterpoint are edited for re-broadcast on the syndicated Between The Lines radio news magazine. Visit their web site at http://www.btlonline.org for free subscriptions to mp3 - podcast audio files, program summaries and interview transcripts. An archive of current and past Counterpoint interviews are accessible for free at our Counterpoint Radio web site: http://counterpointradio.org The full 1.5 hour unedited program can be ac...

2025-11-251h 19

The Anything Goes Podcast Where & Why I'm Leaving AustraliaThis week it’s just you and me. No guests. No fluff. Just a straight-up solo episode where I unpack the decisions I’ve already made about my life, money, and freedom and why I’m sharing them with you. We tie together everything the recent guest experts have been teaching (property, shares, crypto, economic cycles) and zoom out: the world feels shaky, but underneath the headlines you still have your one wild, precious life. What will you do with it? I share my personal values (freedom + health), how they’ve guided every hard choice since I...

2025-10-0847 min

Grace in the Grind Catch Up With UsWelcome back to season 2 of Grace in the Grind! We are so happy that you are here and we cannot wait to see what God will do with this season. Join us this episode as we recap our summers, talk about what the Lord has been teaching us this season, and what this semester is going to look like. As always, never forget that God is so gracious and gives us new mercies daily!

2025-09-2242 min

Reimagining Success® with Anna Lundberg How to Design a Term-Time Working Business ModelFeeling frazzled trying to juggle work, family life, and the perpetual guilt of not giving enough to either? In this episode, Anna Lundberg breaks down the practical steps to designing a business that truly fits around your life - think working term time, taking summers off, and still earning what you deserve! Whether you're a parent dreaming of school-hour working or simply someone craving more freedom and intentionality, this episode will show you how to make the maths (and mindset) work for you. Key takeaways: Design for Your Lifestyle, Not by Accident: Create your business...

2025-08-1122 min

Sunny Side Up Nutrition Ep. 105 Back-to-School Lunch Packing Made EasyHi Friends, It’s that time of year again - Back to School! We’ll be sharing plenty of back-to-school content over the coming weeks to help you feel ready to start the school year. If you’re dreading school lunch packing, then this podcast episode is for you. Anna and I offer realistic advice to simplify packing lunches. Key Points * Why lunch packing feels overwhelming* The pros and cons of bento-style lunch boxes* Easy, practical ways to streamline lunch packing* How to deal with uneaten lunches...

2025-08-0631 min

The Anna and Raven Show Friday, July 18, 2025: Psychic Medium in The Studio, The Pig Who Bit Anna, Earning Your Mommy Margarita!As things get more expensive, people are taking care of their things! Anna has a cobbler down the street from here who can finally repair her shoes instead of buying new ones! She asks ChatGPT what their salary is! Cheater Friday! At Coldplay concert, Chris Martin exposed a couple on the Kiss Cam who was cheating on their spouses… but it was an accident! When did you find out you were being cheated on? Shopping with your kids can be hard! Stylist Lauren has the advice for how to find the right clothes for your children!

2025-07-1843 min

The Anna and Raven Show Psychic Medium Jackie Bumm Predicts Anna and Raven's Summer!Jackie Bumm is a Psychic Medium, and she joins Anna and Raven in the studio to predict what the rest of their summers will look like. You can find Jackie on Facebook @Jackie Bumm, Psychic Medium. Photo Credit: Jackie Bumm

2025-07-1808 min

The Baseball Bucket List Podcast 184. Paul Nickerson: Cape Cod Summers, Scoring the Game & a Serious Hat CollectionPaul Nickerson is a Marlins and Red Sox fan from Massachusetts whose love for the game was cemented during the Sox’s unforgettable 2004 World Series run. Paul shares memories from his earliest days playing Little League, how one of his first ballcaps still influences his fandom, and why he’s passionate about supporting minor league and collegiate summer baseball, especially the Cape Cod League.We talk about his habit of scoring every game he attends on his iPad, the special community feeling at small ballparks, and what it was like to experience Game One of the 2018 World Seri...

2025-07-1738 min

Never The Chameleon Now is the TimeApologies for the delays in uploading more podcasts!I have two submissions ready to go, but honestly, these last two weeks have been a bit on the…full side of things, and it turns out that finitude doesn’t negotiate.However, below is an upload of a sermon I’ll offer tomorrow at a local congregation where I’m honored to be preaching and presiding while their esteemed pastor is away. I hope to upload the sermon I preached last Sunday, and reflections on Epiphany, on Monday, for they are, I believe, relevant given bo...

2025-01-1916 min

Have It All Episode 23 - How to Love Yourself with Rachel MadorskyYou know when you meet someone and INSTANTLY connect? Isn't it just the best?! Well...today's guest, Rachel Madorsky, was like that for me when we meet at a retreat in Florida a couple summers ago. I remember talking to her and feeling so very SEEN and LOVED. It was instant, easy and sooooo relaxing. And it worked out perfectly that she wrote a book called "How to Love Yourself in One Week and For The Rest of YOUR Life" that was featured in Ellen's favorite things, and she's also a guest speaker on the...

2025-01-0348 min

Hōmish Episode 2 | Catching CrawdadsIn this episode of Hōmish, I'm taking you on a nostalgic journey back to childhood summers, filled with church picnics, homemade cobbler, creeks, and of course, crawdads. Through these memories, we'll explore the parallels between those simple joys and the struggles of reigniting creative passions today. I'll share my personal insights on reorienting life when the path forward becomes murky, offering practical tips on journaling, self-trust, and finding joy in the little things. Join me for a heartfelt conversation on navigating life's uncertainties and reconnecting with what feels like home.  ...

2024-09-0217 min

Full Confidence Ahead Overcoming Perfectionism: A Filmmaker’s Journey | Anna SummersJoin host Katie Ann Powell as she interviews documentary maker and filmmaker Anna Summers on the latest episode of Full Confidence Ahead. This episode is all about embracing imperfection and the power of failure. Anna shares her personal journey with tics and perfectionism, revealing her struggles with authenticity and societal expectations. She discusses how she was able to overcome these hurdles and find success in a new role within filmmaking. Anna’s advice for listeners is to embrace failures as opportunities to learn and grow and to be their authentic selves. Katie Ann and Anna also discuss the importance of...

2024-08-1325 min

ReadA Book Podcast ReadA Book Podcast- Danielle Binks Chapters for Change Readathon AmbassadorThis was an honour of a chat; I got to learn more about the fantastic charity that is Chapters for Change. I got to learn more about what they do and how they support the people of Cambodia at a grass roots level to read and have real access to books. I also got to chat spinning plates with Danielle Binks! I am SO excited for Six Summers of Tash and Leopold, it completely sounds like it will be perfection! Are you doing the Chapters for Change readathon this month? And to join our ReadA Book co...

2024-07-0825 min

The Reality of Being Renewed prioritizing the Lord and balancing a busy lifehey y’all! todays episode, we discuss what to do when we have busy lives. putting God first can feel difficult, but we must make it necessary and i discuss that here! there are three points i make, 1) spending time alone with God 2) making time necessary 3) prayer can be done everywhere. we discuss how Jesus is our role model as to how to put God first in the midst of a busy life. know that we are forgiven for not putting Him first and we have His help!! all we need to do is ask!! :) stay tuned for this summers ep...

2024-06-0934 min

The Baseball Bucket List Podcast Extra Innings: The Young Professor, Matt Graifer, and the Banana Ball PhenomenonSince we last chatted with Matt Graifer, affectionately known as The Young Professor, he's embarked on an extraordinary journey from the classroom to the ballpark as the in-game host for none other than The Savannah Bananas.Just two summers ago, Matt juggled multiple roles as a full-time teacher, the on-field host for the Daytona Tortugas, and the Banananouncer. However, the Bananas' meteoric rise to fame has helped propel Matt into the world of entertainment on a full-time basis.Anna and Matt dive into the whirlwind of the past few years and discuss what it's l...

2024-04-2636 min

The Engineering History Podcast | Inventions, Builders, Hackers, Projects, and Stories from Our Past Ep 58 - What Made Apollo a Success?Anna and Paul discuss the lessons of the Apollo program, Little Joe, how to think about change and the lessons from previous projects, cruel summers, 8 Mile, and how to write the future while learning from the past. Follow @engineering_history_podcast on Instagram to keep up with our latest updates :)

2024-03-1746 min

The AMCAST: a Podcast by Anna Maria College The AMCAST: Academic Symposium 2024On April 10, Anna Maria will hold its Annual Academic Symposium. In this AMCAST episode, Dr. Jim Bidwell and Prof. Lisa Summers preview plans for this exciting event which represents the best of student and faculty achievement. This year, they have several enhancements planned. Listen to learn more.

2024-02-2221 min

The Frequency Shifters Show S3E10 - Quantum Healing and Kambo with Rebecca KeatingS3E10 - Quantum Healing and Kambo with Rebecca KeatingJoin Corene Summers, founder of Artisan Farmacy and Reiki Master, and her cohost Alex Terranova, founder of DreamMason and Author of Fictional Authenticity, as they sit down with Anna Choi.Rebecca Keating is the visionary behind Shaman Sisters®, a renowned international platform recognized for its exceptional offerings of superior-grade crystals, gemstone jewelry, and sacred implements. With a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Rebecca brings a rich array of expertise to her holistic practice. She is an accomplished shamanic practitioner, energy and crystal h...

2023-11-0854 min

The Frequency Shifters Show S3E9 - Alchemical Accupuncture and Body Work with Yamin ChehinS3E9 - Alchemical Acupuncture and Body Work with Yamin ChehinJoin Corene Summers, founder of Artisan Farmacy and Reiki Master, and her cohost Alex Terranova, founder of DreamMason and Author of Fictional Authenticity, as they sit down with Anna Choi.Yamin Chehin, adept in the roles of a Council trainer, facilitator, and doctor of Chinese Medicine, possesses a profound understanding of nature-based methodologies that significantly influence her approach to working with clients and groups. This deep awareness aids in the seamless integration of the intrinsic healing capabilities embedded...

2023-11-011h 06

The Frequency Shifters Show S3E8 - Mastering Energy Work with Anna ChoiS3E8 - Mastering Energy Work with Anna ChoiJoin Corene Summers, founder of Artisan Farmacy and Reiki Master, and her cohost Alex Terranova, founder of DreamMason and Author of Fictional Authenticity, as they sit down with Anna Choi.Anna is an accomplished Energy Coach, TEDx Speaker, and Forbes Author, and has dedicated herself to elevating the human consciousness by empowering conscious coaches, consultants, advisors, healers, and business leaders. With a remarkable journey that began as a broke art major, she rose to success by starting and selling her...

2023-10-2547 min

Prodcast: Поиск работы в IT и переезд в США Визы таланта в США: O1, EB1, EB2. Нужно ли быть Энштейном? Иммиграционный адвокат Семен Гладин.Иммиграционный адвокат Семен Гладин отвечает на ваши вопросы по поводу виз таланта в США (O1, EB1, EB2). Как переехать в США по визе для людей с экстраординарными способностями? Нужно ли быть Энштейном или обладателем Нобелевской премии? Какие критерии необходимо выполнить, чтобы получить каждую из виз? Какие документы и доказательства могут подтвердить мою специальность и достижения? Какой срок действия визы O1 и какие возможности она предоставляет для пребывания в США? Какие шаги нужно предпринять, чтобы продлить визу O1 или изменить статус в будущем? Есть ли какие-либо ограничения на работодателя или конкретную работу при визе O1? Какие категории O1/EB1 существуют? Как долго обычно занимает процесс оформления визы таланта? Какие преимущества и ограничения сопутствуют визе EB1? В чем заключается разница между категориями EB2 и EB1? Как выбрать адвоката? И можно ли получить визу таланта без адвоката? Смотрите видео https://youtube.com/live/NEXPzlMGT_Q Семен Гладин (Simon Gladin) immigration attorney at White Summers, a leading Silicon Valley based law firm having represented Tesla, Hotmail, Prezi and more. simongladinlaw@gmail.com Если вы планируете получать визу таланта, то вам понадобится работодатель и оффер. Чтобы получить оффер кандидаты отсылают тысячи резюме. Я запустила программу которая называется GO OFFER где обученные ассистенты будут адаптировать за вас резюме, откликаться на вакансии и писать сопроводительные письма, что будет гарантировать вам звонки от рекрутеров. А менторы будут готовить вас к интервью, чтобы повышать вашу конверсию в следующие раунды, и сделает ваш путь к офферу в американские компании быстрее и комфортнее. Поэтому пишите на почту goofferus@gmail.com ХОЧУ ОФФЕР В США. Playlist Визы и релокация в США https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpjW237Ata2YpCwg5ArnXOfH_SQ4mp7LZ Виза H1B в США (разговор с иммиграционным адвокатом Семеном Гладиным) https://youtu.be/Ek3KtZIesos Записаться на карьерную консультацию https://annanaumova.com Поддержать канал: Тинькофф https://www.tinkoff.ru/rm/naumova.anna82/a8hYC68329/ Venmo https://account.venmo.com/u/Anna-Naumova-2 PayPal https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/naumovaa Boosty https://boosty.to/prodcast Patreon https://www.patreon.com/ProdcastNaumova

2023-08-301h 53

Eating For Free Ariana Grande Broke Up With Scooter Braun Cuz She's Bored (Intermission)About: Hosted by journalists Joan Summers and Matthew Lawson, Eating For Free is a weekly podcast that explores gossip and power in the pop culture landscape: Where it comes from, who wields it, and who suffers at the hands of it. Find out the stories behind the stories, as together they look beyond the headlines of troublesome YouTubers or scandal-ridden A-Listers, and delve deep into the inner workings of Hollywood's favorite pastime. The truth, they've found, is definitely stranger than any gossip. You can also find us on our website, Twitter, and Instagram. Or buy...

2023-08-241h 26

Your Million Dollar Side Hustle $80,000 Launches + Taking Summers Off with Emily Connors of The Creative BodegaAre you wondering what’s possible when you create your own digital course? I have a treat for you! In this episode of Your Million Dollar Side Hustle, I sat down with Emily Connors from The Creative Bodega to talk about how she built a business that fits into her life and has had amazing $80,000 launches. Emily’s story is so inspirational, you aren’t going to want to miss it! HOW I BUILT A $1 MILLION ONLINE COURSEPOWERED BY PASSIVE ACADEMY FREE...

2023-06-1346 min

2023-06-0625 min

Awkwardly Anna Episode 102 How to Be Intentional About Your Summers With Your Kids (or about your summers in general)You can plan all the things or not. But getting a clear vision for HOW you want your summer to look makes all the difference in the "feel" you get when you think back on it☀️ It's easier than you think!. www.awkwardlyanna.com Thank you for leaving a review on Itunes!

2023-05-3113 min

Eye of the Tigers Eye of the Tigers ep 4 with Anna McCuaig and Ryan MillerJoin us in our discussion of Housing and Residence life at DePauw and our time as Resident Assistants.

2023-03-1437 min

Geordie Lass & Doc Sass 130. Dealing with an anxious partnerAnna is baking herself with a floor heater like a rotisserie chicken! She's been a good girl and done her Hugh grant homework, well almost! She's also been testing out a snippet of Sara's Relationship Reset course, take a look at what's inside the programme here. Love Desk 7 issues all couples have while watching tv together! So you can feel well adjusted and normal, just know you are in good company. Anna's got a sex head-on today as she listens to the run-down and there are some trigger flashbacks for...

2023-02-0948 min

Healing the Patriarchy with Love Ep 15: Poetry Transmissions: Summers End - A ReadingEp: 15 Luna reads out one of her poems called Summers End. The poem is one she touched on in her previous episode in which she read out messages in an heirloom notebook that her ancestors used to write channelled messages from spirit in secret seances. Follow Luna on her Facebook page here (@lunalouiseanna). Happy Halloween! Love and hugs, Luna x --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lunalouiseanna/message

2022-10-3104 min

Music | Why?DMV Music Academy | Co-Lab Music Festival: Leadership (feat. Don Johns)Don Johns is an in-demand percussion performer and educator in the Baltimore/Washington Metropolitan area. Mr. Johns is principal timpanist of the Apollo Orchestra, and performs with the Soulful Symphony, Richmond Symphony, Annapolis Symphony, Maryland Symphony, Mid-Atlantic Symphony, Bay-Atlantic Symphony, and the American Festival Pops Orchestra. Additionally, Mr. Johns is a member of the Gateways Festival Orchestra and the Colour of Music Festival Orchestra. Mr. Johns is the Director of DMV Percussion Academy,Adjunct Professor of Percussion at Bowie State University, and Percussion Director at Northwestern High School. He holds a Master of Music Degree in Percussion Performance and B...

2022-09-1820 min

Music | Why?DMV Music Academy | Co-Lab Music Festival: The Love of a Teacher (feat. Sean Daniels)Our guest today is percussionist Sean Daniels from the DMV Music Academy's Co-Lab Music Festival. Sean Daniels was born in Chicago, Illinois. He spent most of his youth growing up in Dayton, Ohio where he played in the public school’s concert, marching and stage bands. While attending Alabama State University he developed a love for Jazz music. He continued studying music at The Ohio State University as well as the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. He has performed on stage as a drummer with jazz greats Kenny Garrett, Rufus Reid, Tommy Newsome, Lou Rawls and as a...

2022-09-0347 min

Music | Why?DMV Music Academy | Co-Lab Music Festival: 70% is LIFE! (feat. Tony Townes)Anthony Townes is the Visual and Performing Arts (VPA) Director of Bands at Northwestern High School. He has held this position since 2000. Prior to this appointment, he taught in Baltimore City and County Public Schools for ten years. His bands have received several accolades and superior ratings in symphonic, jazz, marching, and percussion ensembles. As a performer, he was a touring drum set artist, playing for a variety of R&B groups throughout the 1990s. He serves as an active leader with the National Band Association. In February 2019, Mr. Townes and the Northwestern High School VPA Symphonic Band served as the...

2022-08-3027 min

Music | Why?DMV Music Academy | Co-Lab Music Festival: The Gift of Teaching (feat. Terrell Smith)Our next guest is the director of the percussion academy. Terrell Smith, director of athletic pep bands and faculty member at Mount St. Mary’s University, has enjoyed national and international success as a wind and percussion educator, music adjudicator and performance clinician. Throughout his exciting career, Terrell has been on the instructional staff of several world class drum and bugle corps, which include: The Cadets, Santa Clara Vanguard, Reading Buccaneers, and many other programs representing the elite of DCI and DCA. Before his appointment at the Mount, he served as the assistant director of bands, pep band director an...

2022-08-2217 min

Music | Why?DMV Academy | Co-Lab Music Festival: The Vision (feat. Larry Williams)I’m so excited to be starting a new special mini series of interviews with the faculty and founders of the DMV Music Academy, more specifically the Co-Lab music festival held this year at The REACH at The Kennedy Center. It was thrilling for me to be in the same room with my interview guests for the very first time since creating this podcast. Today we’ll be kick starting with Larry Williams, the founder of the brass academy and a previous podcast interviewee in the episode Music and Community: The 21st Century question. Horn player Larry Will...

2022-08-1327 min

Music | Why?Music and Feminisim: Creativity and Environmental Activism (feat. Laurana Wheeler Roderer)Today I’m very happy to be publishing a conversation with one of my dearest friends that I met whilst we were both pursuing our Master’s Degrees at Arizona State University. Laurana Wheeler Roderer is a violinist and librettist and is now pursuing a Doctorate of Musical Arts. Laurana has particularly fascinating projects centered on the subject of environmental consciousness and social activism. I love Laurana dearly and find myself in awe of her ideas, her unique story, and marvelously creative talents. Laurana is one of the great artists I’ve met in my life who embodies her “why” so...

2022-08-0632 min

The Final Girls: A Horror Film Podcast BLOODY BOOK CLUB • Interview with Chelsea G. Summers (author of A Certain Hunger)A bonus episode interview with the author of A Certain Hunger, Chelsea G. Summers. Her book has been called the "feminist American Psycho", and is a riot of a novel about sex, hunger, murder and cannibalism. Dorothy Daniels has always had a voracious – and adventurous – appetite. From her idyllic farm-to-table childhood (homegrown tomatoes, thick slices of freshly baked bread) to the heights of her career as a food critic (white truffles washed down with Barolo straight from the bottle) Dorothy has never been shy about indulging her exquisite tastes – even when it lead to her plungin...

2022-07-2846 min

Music | Why?Music and Feminism: We can do anything! (feat. Sunny Xia)https://www.sunny-xia.com/bio Today you will be hearing from my dear friend and exceptional musician and conductor, Sunny Xia. Recognized for her innate musicality, compelling presence, and technical precision, Chinese-born conductor Sunny Xuecong Xia’s ability to forge an immediate and captivating connection with orchestras and audiences alike has led to engagements around the country. Recently appointed Douglas F. King Assistant Conductor of the Seattle Symphony, Xia begins her new position in September 2022. I have had the privilege of working with Sunny for the last two years as she studied conducting with Dr. Jeffrey Meyer at...

2022-07-2634 min

The Final Girls: A Horror Film Podcast TEEN HORROR 36 • Summer of 84 (2018) + Knives and Skin (2019)First time guest, BFI Programmer Kim Sheehan joins us to discuss two films about cruel, cruel summers but very different aesthetic, Summer of 84 (2018) and Knives and Skin (2019) Watch Pop Culture Detective's "Stalking for Love" video essay HERE Produced and presented by Anna Bogutskaya***Music: "Slasher" by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio***The Final Girls are a UK-based film collective exploring the intersections of horror film and feminism, founded by Anna Bogutskaya and Olivia Howe.→ Find out more about our projects here: thefinalgirls.co.uk...

2022-07-151h 00

Music | Why?Music and Feminism: Creating Africlassical "Soul Food" (feat. Tami Lee Hughes)I’m here today with Tami Lee Hughes, a female performing artist, violinist, educator, and consultant who understands classical music and diverse communities. She helps general audiences, educators, and students dive into Africlassical music in ways that are accessible and fun. Tami Lee Hughes also helps organizations address challenges associated with diversity in classical music so they can be inclusive and welcoming to everyone. I met Dr. Hughes at a webinar presentation last fall in which we discussed the term Africlassical music in a way that was very meaningful for me at the time. When I reached out to he...

2022-07-1120 min $It\'s About Time | Time Management & Productivity for Work Life & Balance$

It's About Time | Time Management & Productivity for Work Life & Balance Sleepy Summers: How to Adjust Productivity for Slower, More Relaxing SummersMany organizations experience the "summer slowdown." People go on vacation, projects get delayed, and productivity seems to slow to a crawl. If your work has slowed to a near halt, should you spend your extra time working harder…or should you rest and relax? Find out how to make a plan for your slower seasons and why taking a break is vital for your productivity. Shownotes for Episode 130

2022-07-0413 min

Music | Why?Music and Feminism: Self-Awareness (feat. Bridget Gan) Artist Page: https://www.bridgettegansoprano.com/ Vocalis Consort: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s065RRBeDYg Join me for an intimate conversation with illustrious Soprano, Bridget Gan, on the subjects of motherhood and the arts, women’s rights, creative COVID adaptations, community and virtual collaboration, and of course the healing and empowering gift of music. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anna-summers/support

2022-06-2143 min

Letture di Anna Billy SummersAutore : Stephen KingLettura del 30 dicembre 2021

2021-12-3104 min

The Trail Dames Podcast Episode #136 - Ada and Melissa (mother and daughter)Ada In 2000, I retired from the telephone company in Chicago, Illinois where I worked as a computer programmer and business systems analyst. In the ensuing years, I've developed a passion for painting and drawing (who knew!); herb and flower gardening and, of course, hiking. I find spending time in the mountains with the Trail Dames or on my own in nature to be rejuvenating and creatively inspiring. The best part, the very best part is time spent in our gorgeous Georgia /North Carolina mountains with my awesome daughter. One of the greatest joys of my life here...

2021-12-2845 min

Music | Why?Music and Healing: Aging Made Easier (feat. Dr. David Coon)Learn more about Dr. David Coon and his work through the links below! https://isearch.asu.edu/profile/755886 https://research.asu.edu/arts-and-culture-harmonize-health https://www.phoenixsymphony.org/article/research-project-takes-personal-turn-for-phoenix-symphony https://health.asu.edu/asu-music-and-memory-project-shows-success-alzheimers https://nursingandhealth.asu.edu/research/project/music-and-memory-ii --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anna-summers/support

2021-12-2818 min

The Trail Dames Podcast Episode #135 - Jessica Mills aka Dixie (a Trail Dames story)My name is Jessica Mills, but in the hiking world, people call me "Dixie." Although I was born in Florida, I 'grew up' in Opelika, AL. I spent the majority of my summers with my grandparents, who were backyard gardeners that grew up on farms. At a young age, I developed a love for the outdoors. Watching TV is never a desire of mine, unless it is football season–War Eagle! I graduated from Auburn University in 2012 with a degree in Biosystems Engineering and a minor in Agronomy and Soils. For a year and a ha...

2021-12-2109 min

Music | Why?Music and Celebration! :)Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays Everyone! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anna-summers/support

2021-12-2104 min

The Trail Dames Podcast Episode #133 - Ada and Melissa / Mother and Daughter (a Trail Dames story)Ada- In 2000, I retired from the telephone company in Chicago, Illinois, where I worked as a computer programmer and business systems analyst. In the ensuing years, I've developed a passion for painting and drawing (who knew!); herb and flower gardening and, of course, hiking. I find spending time in the mountains with the Trail Dames or on my own in nature to be rejuvenating and creatively inspiring. The best part, the very best part, is time spent in our gorgeous Georgia /North Carolina mountains with my awesome daughter. One of the greatest joys of my life here...

2021-12-0712 min

The Trail Dames Podcast Episode #132 - 5th Tuesday Interview with Jessica Mills (Dixie)Jessica Mills, better known in the hiking world, as "Dixie," was born in Florida. She 'grew up' in Opelika, AL, spending the majority of her summers with my grandparents, who were backyard gardeners that grew up on farms. At a young age, she developed a love for the outdoors. She's not a big TV fan, unless it is football season–Go War Eagles! She graduated from Auburn University in 2012 with a degree in Biosystems Engineering and a minor in Agronomy and Soils. For a year and a half, she was a resident of Colorado and it...

2021-11-301h 05

The Trail Dames Podcast Episode #123 - Ann Leahy (Turtle Grace)Ann Leahy was born and raised in the seacoast area of NH. She spent her childhood summers on Lake Winnipesaukee and learned how to water ski and fish (thanks dad!!) She played sports all through high school (field hockey, basketball and softball) and then went on to college at UNH to study Occupational Therapy. Ann is married to Mike, who has hiked with her, even though he isn't a fan of hiking. They have two children (Hannah 25 and Haley 22). Ann has always loved the outdoors and had done some local hiking in her younger days...

2021-09-2849 min

Kapitel Eins Episode 79: Billy Summers Wie schnell doch so ein paar Monate ins Land ziehen! Unser Kumpel Steve hat schon wieder ein Buch geschrieben. Diesmal kommt es ohne übersinnliche Elemente aus (naja, so gut wie) und es geht um einen Killer, der den berühmten letzten großen Job erledigen will, bevor er sich zurückzieht. Erfahrene Leser*innen wissen: das geht selten gut aus. Und auch hier kommt es zu einer Verwicklung, genauer gesagt zu einem Zufall, der alles ändert ... Hat Steve es noch drauf? Wir waren uns diesmal nicht so ganz einig, ob dieser Schuss ins Schwa...

2021-09-131h 09

GRL Vibes Only We’re Back, Baby!Welcome back to GRL Vibes Only! Laur & Anna are kicking off Season 4 & are hoping & praying you aren’t sick of them yet. Listen to learn about the grls’ summers & hints on episodes to come. Be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and follow us on Instagram @grlvibesonly. Xoxo, ttyl grlvo 💓

2021-09-0637 min

Ramble.Ep. 47: Summer, Broken Phones, and DirectingAnna and Christian reflect on their respective summers as the season comes to an end, Christian has to replace his broken phone and discusses the perils of data loss, and Anna finds a "movie contract" for a film that Christian made in fifth grade. September 1, 2021.

2021-09-021h 07

The Baseball Bucket List Podcast 9. Elizabeth Kroll: Baseball History in Omaha, Runzas, and the College World SeriesIn this week's episode of the Baseball Bucket List Podcast, we're joined by Elizabeth Kroll. Elizabeth is an Omaha native and former meteorologist who shares her love of Nebraska college and minor league baseball. She also explains what it's like to have the College World Series in your backyard. We cover favorite baseball memories, what made the CWS a little different in 2021, her favorite MLB ballparks so far, and even what a Runza is. Find Elizabeth Online: Twitter: @Bitsy_KMentioned in this episode: 50 Summers DocumentaryO...

2021-08-2636 min

The Fresh Minds Podcast with Anna Veale The little big things with Henry FraserIn this very special season opening episode, Anna chats with Henry Fraser, accomplished mouth artist, best selling author and all time nice guy Henry Fraser about how a life changing accident shaped his life. 12 years ago, whilst on holiday with friends in Portugal, Henry dived in to the sea to cool off on a summers day as he had done many times before. On this day, he dived in and hit his head on a sandbank, leaving him unable to move his arms and legs. He endured many setbacks, and heart stopping moments in the weeks and m...

2021-08-1342 min

Music | Why?Music and Healing: The Enduring Power of Music Therapy (feat. Dr. Melita Belgrave)Today we have Dr. Melita Belgrave, Associate Dean and Associate Professor at The School of Music, Dance and Theatre as well as the Associate Dean and Associate Professor for Culture and Access at Arizona State University. Dr. Belgrave is one of the nation's leading experts and researchers on Music Therapy and is the appointed administrator of the Arizona State University Music Therapy Clinic. Dr. Belgrave has worked as a music therapist in special education, mental health, rehabilitation, hospice, geriatric, and intergenerational settings throughout Texas, Florida, Kansas, and Missouri. Her research interests are music therapy with older adults and intergenerational...

2021-08-0925 min

Music | Why?Music and Antiracism: "We've barely scratched the surface..." (feat. Afa Dworkin)Below is a link to Afa Dworkin's full bio with the Sphinx organization as well as links to previous interviews. I’m pleased to welcome on the podcast today our final guest to wrap up our mini series on Music and Antiracism. Our guest, Afa S. Dworkin is the President and Artistic Director of the Sphinx organization, an organization whose mission is to “transform lives through the power of diversity in the arts.” Ms. Dworkin has an extensive roster of speaking engagements and has shaped the national classical music landscape as a multi-year orchestra grant review panelist for do...

2021-08-0231 min

Music | Why?Music and Healing: Music is LIFE! (feat. Robin Fay Massie)Robin Fay Massie is a mother, an Emergency Clinical Nurse in the greater Baltimore area of Maryland, as well as an accomplished pianist, violinist, and violist. She is a celebrated concert artist and orchestral musician throughout the country. In particular, she is the founder and Executive Director of the organization, “Musicians of Mercy”: a group of volunteer musicians who have been putting on benefit concert series to aid in humanitarian efforts around the world since 2010. In her words from one of her many interviews she has said, “In the words of one of my mentors, "There is room a...

2021-07-2045 min

Music | Why?Music and Healing: Coming soon!I'm so excited to launch this new series on Music and Healing! Stay tuned as we interview experts on the healing power of music and music therapy! Here's a link to the Harvard Health Blog: https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/healing-through-music-201511058556 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anna-summers/support

2021-07-0706 min

Music | Why?Music and Antiracism: Book ListList of 5 recommended books on Antiracism and Civil Rights: (First two books were recommended to me by Titus Underwood) “Where do we go from here” by Martin Luther King “From Here to Equality: Reparations for Black Americans in the Twenty-First Century” by A. Kirsten Mullen and William A. Darity Jr. (Recommended to ASU students by Alex Laing) “How to be Antiracist” by Ibram X. Kendi (Recommended by Ibram X. Kendi) “The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness” by Michelle Alexander (Final recommendation was from the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History...

2021-06-2904 min

Music | Why?Music and Antiracism: Growing Through Dissonance - "What is an American Symphony?" (feat. Titus Underwood)Our guest today is Titus Underwood, America’s first Black principal oboist of a major orchestra, playing for Nashville Symphony. He was recently awarded the 2021 Sphinx Organization Medal of Excellence which is the highest honor bestowed by the Detroit-based social justice organization dedicated to transforming lives through the power of diversity in the arts. Titus has created several viral projects that have made an enormous impact in creating a more anti-racist music community. I thoroughly enjoyed my conversation with Titus as we explored ways for American musical organizations to become more culturally conscious. Titus shares brilliant ways to enrich ou...

2021-06-2244 min

Music | Why?Music and Antiracism: We need to do more! (feat. Chi-chi Nwanoku)It was a pleasure for me to interview Chi-chi Nwanoku whose passion and enthusiasm for the arts has resulted in a documentary and a TedTalk as well as numerous awards and recognitions. Her earnestness in fighting anti-racism will likely inspire you as she inspired me. To learn more, visit the links below! https://www.chineke.org/ https://www.facebook.com/ClassicFM/videos/10159064416089260 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chi-chi_Nwanoku https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hciyRB29ghc (Tales from the Bassline) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSE9O-s7RdY&t=49s --- This...

2021-06-1528 min

Music | Why?Music and Antiracism: My StoryIn this episode, I share the stories of my ancestors Felix Galura and John Parry. To learn more about them, I've attached links below! Felix Galura: http://viewsfromthepampang.blogspot.com/2015/07/385-fiery-pen-of-flauxgalier-felix-n.html https://lifestyle.inquirer.net/357519/114-year-old-zarzuela-to-be-restaged-to-fund-cultural-projects/ https://www.sunstar.com.ph/article/1846162/Pampanga/Local-News/Bacolor-honors-memory-of-towns-beloved-son-Felix-Galura John Parry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Parry_(Mormon) https://uk.churchofjesuschrist.org/john-parry http://welshmormon.byu.edu/Resource_Info.aspx?id=2924 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anna-summers/s...

2021-06-0811 min

Beyond Mud Pies Swim Team SummersThis episode is also available as a blog post: https://jsm40.wordpress.com/2020/05/27/swim-team-summers/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/susan-hawn/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/susan-hawn/support

2021-05-1706 min

Music | Why?Reflections on Music and Communityhttps://nmaahc.si.edu/learn/talking-about-race/topics/being-antiracist --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anna-summers/support

2021-04-2703 min

Music | Why?Music and Community: If the dream is right... (feat. Michael Ballam)I am so excited to be sharing a wonderful conversation with you today with acclaimed operatic artist and entrepreneur, Michael Ballam. Michael Ballam has received critical acclaim with the major opera companies of the USA and a recital career in Concert Halls across four continents. His operatic repertoire includes more than 600 performances of over 70 major roles, sharing the stage with the world's greatest singers. An accomplished pianist and oboist, he is the Founder and General Director of the Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre company, which is fast becoming one of the nation's major Opera Festivals. Along with his...

2021-04-2348 min

Music | Why?Music and Community: Stay tuned for our final guest!This coming Friday will be the release of my final guest artist episode of the series “Music and Community”. The reason I am not publishing this episode right away is due to some exciting news that our guest will be sharing this coming Wednesday in launching their "post-COVID-19" summer plans. I am ecstatic over this episode and the time I got to spend with this particular guest who, for over fifty years, has done miraculous things in promoting music in their communities. Stay tuned! You won’t want to miss it! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anna-s...

2021-04-1900 min

Music | Why?Music and Community: People and Passion (feat. Tacy Edwards)Today you will hear from Tacy Edwards who is co-founder of the North Charleston POPS! orchestra and currently serves as its Executive Director. Tacy plays Principal Flute with the POPS!, Second Flute in the Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra and has been the Piccolo player with the Charleston Symphony Orchestra from 1992 to the present. I asked her beforehand if she would be willing to talk about why music is important to her but also, about how she has worked to build a uniquely positive community of musicians and arts supporters who have all worked together to create meaningful connections and...

2021-04-1323 min

Music | Why?Music and Community: SYNERGY (feat. Justin Morgan)Today you will be energized by Justin Morgan’s contagious attitude of positivity and passion for music and its role in our communities. Justin is a wonderful bass player and conductor and has been a dear friend and colleague of mine since high school when we met playing in a string orchestra together over 10 years ago. Justin has always been an inspiration to me as someone who ceaselessly strives to achieve impossible goals. He recently left his graduate studies at Bard College Conservatory of Music in upstate New York and a Fellowship position with the TŌN orchestra to bec...

2021-04-0835 min

Music | Why?Music and Community: The 21st Century Question (feat. Larry Williams)Today is a very exciting day, the first of a series of episodes on Music and Community. Yamaha French Horn artist Larry Williams has held principal horn positions in a number of great orchestras and chamber ensembles and has a great passion for teaching. Professor Williams has dedicated his incredibly successful career to promoting great music as a tool for connection: connection with ourselves, with our communities and with society. The “why” of music, Larry agrees, is the 21st century question. Without giving too much away, I came away from this invigorating conversation teeming with ideas for supporting the evol...

2021-03-3039 min

Music | Why?Up next! (Preview)It has been an incredible journey! As I look forward to more conversations, I’m excited to soon be releasing upcoming project series including: music and community music and antiracism music and healing music and feminism music and global communication. I will introduce all of these individual projects in upcoming episodes. We have a number of fantastic guests lined up so stay tuned! You can connect with me and our guests on the Music | Why? Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/musicwhy.summers) as well as music-why.com. Please give me your feedback and suggestions, whe...

2021-03-2303 min

Music | Why?Humanizing... (feat. Christopher Bradford)Wise beyond his years, young Christopher Bradford leads a burgeoning career as a brilliant percussionist and composer, his gorgeous choral and orchestra works now recognized internationally. In our discussion today, we talk about the humanizing powers of artistic music that goes beyond being merely entertainment media. Chris was a dear friend of mine when I used to live in Salt Lake City. He was a quiet, studious colleague but we enjoyed geeking out over composers during our orchestra rehearsal breaks whilst attending school together. Eventually, I learned that he was a composer when I attended the premiere of his...

2021-03-1632 min

Music | Why?Everyone has a story. (feat. Yuriy Bekker)Today, you will be hearing from Yuriy Bekker-- a magnificent violinist, international soloist, concertmaster, and chamber musician. In addition to playing the violin he is a passionate pedagogue, dynamic conductor and a deeply caring friend. He currently serves on faculty at the College of Charleston in South Carolina as a professor of violin and orchestra and also plays significant roles in the Charleston Symphony Orchestra as concertmaster and Principal Pops conductor. In these roles, he has done much to enrich the arts community in the vibrant city of Charleston, one of the many reasons moving there to complete my...

2021-03-0928 min

Words First: Talking Text in Opera Roberta Gumbel, Patrick Summers, and Singing About FamilyIn this episode, Keturah ponders the topic of familial protection in opera text, pointing out her recent viewing of Kamala Sankaram and Jerre Dye’s Taking up Serpents at Chicago Opera Theater, as well as other operas that highlight a family relationship.In her first interview, she speaks with conductor and artistic director of Houston Grand Opera, Patrick Summers, about his love of Engelbert Humperdinck and Adelheid Wette’s Hansel & Gretel, concentrating largely on the Evening Prayer, and the protection that it offers, both in words and music.In her second interview, she speaks with sing...

2021-03-0842 min

Music | Why?An Alternate UniverseToday we talk about imagining going into a live performance like you are going into an alternate universe. The key word to audience etiquette: consideration. Read the full transcription here: https://www.music-why.com/post/an-alternate-universe --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anna-summers/support

2021-03-0208 min

Music | Why?Informed listening... (feat. Dr. Michael O'Brien)In this episode you will hear from someone whose unique skills will be offering a critical perspective on the ways in which music interacts with culture. Dr. Michael O’Brien is a prominent professor and Department Chair at the College of Charleston and is an ethnomusicologist, someone who studies the music of the world. Ethnomusicology involves the interactive relationships between music and cultural anthropology, psychology, folklore, and conventional musicology. He recently published an article in Musicultures detailing his research on a soccer chant in Argentina that was turned into what he calls a “sonic meme” meant to be a protes...

2021-02-2345 min

Music | Why?It fuels me! (feat. Zack Clark from Simply Three)Today you’ll meet Zack Clark, the lead cellist in the group Simply Three--a string trio consisting of a cellist, bassist, and violinist. They describe themselves to “have old school training but a new school sound”. A few years ago I was on the lookout for anything to do with the violin and I found Simply Three through their pop cover albums on Spotify and I was instantly hooked by their electrifying sound, impressive virtuosity, and heartfelt music. Tune in as I talk with Zack about his amazing journey from elementary school cello to now having a distinct brand, a nati...

2021-02-1638 min

Music | Why?Injury and PerspectiveOn this episode, I share my personal insights from experiencing an overuse injury and what I've learned through the process. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anna-summers/support

2021-02-0910 min

Music | Why?Trumpet did that. (feat. Buddy Deshler)This was a very fun episode to record! Today you’ll meet David “Buddy” Deshler. Buddy was the TA for my Enterprising Musician class with Dr. Swoboda who we heard from a few episodes ago. Not only is Buddy one of the warmest and most genuine people I know, he is an accomplished trumpeter, teacher, clinician, and creative entrepreneur-- the epitome of the 21st century artist. In our discussion, you will gain some insight into the behind the scenes world of the music industry as Buddy details some of his adventures and how so much of it was be...

2021-02-0232 min

Music | Why?Beautiful Dissatisfaction (feat. Dr. Austin Thorpe)Today you will hear my conversation with Dr. Austin Thorpe who recently published a PhD dissertation titled, “An Achingly Glorious Beauty: Ronald Staheli and His Philosophies”. I met Dr. Thorpe 8 years ago as a vocalist and pianist in his choirs at Herriman High School in Herriman, Utah. The experiences I had in his choirs were transformative and played an important role in my deciding to become a professional musician. His friendship is something I will treasure my whole life. In our discussion, I’ve asked him to talk a little bit about parts of his dissertation as well as...

2021-02-0141 min

Music | Why?Musical Instrument MuseumI had the opportunity to attend the Musical Instrument Museum here in Phoenix, Arizona and it was LIFE CHANGING!! Below is a link to an AWESOME video of Thomas Roth shredding it on the Nyckelharpa! I talk about a number of instruments in the podcast but this one is a treat! You're welcome :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sfBcWvVUbs --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anna-summers/support

2021-01-1114 min

Music | Why?It's BIG. (feat. Dr. Deanna Swoboda)I met Dr. Swoboda while taking her course “The Enterprising Musician” at Arizona State University. The thing that immediately impressed me with her classroom management was her passion for encouraging curiosity. Inviting Dr. Swoboda to open my 2021 podcast launch was the obvious choice. In our discussion, we talk about her adaptations to the challenges of COVID-19, pivotal childhood experiences, role models, her thoughts on entrepreneurship, and of course, her “why”. The next 30 minutes will inspire you. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast...

2021-01-0634 min

Music | Why?TrailerHello! My name is Anna Summers and I am a musician currently residing in Phoenix, Arizona. In my lifetime, I frequently raise eyebrows when I communicate with people about my choice of career. “Music? Why?” They ask. Well, it’s an honest question. Why is music so important to so many people, musicians and audiences alike? This question never ceases to fascinate me. That is why I decided to start a weekly blog and podcast titled, “Music| Why?" devoted to exploring people’s answers to this question. On this podcast you will hear incredible stories from great artists all around the...

2020-10-0104 min

Books on Books Episode 9 | Migrations & Home Before DarkThis week, Amanda and Anna share: Books we're currently reading-- Migrations by Charlotte McConaghy-- Home Before Dark by Riley SagerQuirkiest book you've read-- The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson-- Nothing to See Here by Kevin WilsonOther books mentioned: -- Every Heart a Doorway by Seanan McGuire -- Sadie by Courtney Summers-- You Should See Me in a Crown by Leah Johnson-- Curiousaurs Rex by Maisie York (Anna's self-published kid's book!)

2020-08-2424 min

Disruptive CEO Nation Anna-Mieke Anderson - Founder, CEO of MiaDonnaWe invite you to spend time with Anna-Mieke Anderson, a B Corp founder and CEO of MiaDonna & Company and The Greener Diamond (www.miadonna.com). Named by Entreprenuer Magazine as one of their 100 Powerful Women in 2019, we thoroughly enjoyed discussing how the passions that inspire the birth of a business still require sound strategies to keep that mission alive.Based in Portland, OR, USA, Anna-Mieke is globally recognized as the pioneer of the lab-grown diamond (LGD) industry. After learning the conflict origin of her own earth-mined diamond in 2005, Anna-Mieke challenged the notion that gemstones...

2020-06-2425 min

The Trail Dames Podcast Episode #53 - Julie Gayheart (Jester)Ever since she was a small girl growing up in Ohio, Julie has been intrigued by the Appalachian Trail. She and her Dad would have many conversations and dreams about hiking the AT and without her knowing it, the AT climbed into her heart. Julie ended up in Charlotte, NC, and realized that, as an educator with summers off, she could begin work on pursuing her AT dream. So, in 2006, Jester loaded up her pack, put on her boots, and set off on a 2,189-mile journey. For the next 12 summers, she would venture out to...

2020-05-261h 02

The Anna Rova Show #123: What Our Mothers Didn't Tell Us About Feminism, Men & Motherhood with Danielle Crittenden"Danielle Crittenden is the co-host of the Femsplainers podcast where together with Christina Hoff Summers they hold the gossipy, smart, witty conversation you’d have if all of your girlfriends were experts on the hot topics of the moment. High spirited and high minded, Danielle & Christina don’t argue or whine but seek to get to the heart of the matter, over cocktails (or wine). A longtime contributor to the Huffington Post, her numerous articles and essays have appeared in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Daily Telegraph, and the Ladies Home...

2019-10-101h 01

The Trail Dames Podcast Episode #18 - Marcia PaulMarcia Paul has lived in Georgia for most of her life. She is the proud mother of three children–Candice, Caylen, and John–and completely in love with her grandson, Beau. She spends her summers living on the lake, camping, hiking, and enjoying the outdoors. She notes that being outdoors is where she finds her escape from the everyday stressors of life. She has worked as a paralegal for twenty-plus years and recently earned her Master's degree at Kennesaw State University in Conflict Management, Peacebuilding, and Development. Her thesis was "Women, Stre...

2019-05-1441 min

Disruptive CEO Nation Less DoingAri Meisel is a self-described, “Overhwhelmologist” who helps entrepreneurs who have opportunity in excess of what their infrastructure can handle, to optimize, automate, and outsource everything in their business, so they can make themselves replaceable and scale their business. Ari is the Founder of Less Doing, and author of the best-selling books, “The Art of Less Doing” and “The Replaceable Founder”. He is a graduate of the Wharton School of Business, an Ironman, and a devoted husband to Anna and father to four children, Ben, 6, Sebastien and Lucas, 4 and Chloe, 2. Learn more about your ad choi...

2019-02-1316 min

Elixir Outlaws Episode 25: Shift-Reduce WarningThis week the hosts talk with Andrew Summers about the recent improvements to dialyixir and how to incorporate it into elixir applications.Special Guest: Andrew Summers.Support Elixir OutlawsLinks:DialyxirDialyzer papererlexOpaque TypesLeex and YeccNimble ParsecDNSimple - PLT Caching done right

2018-12-1350 min

Profit with Purpose by Anna Goldstein #99: Dr. Lindsay Padilla: Education, The Job Market, & Entrepreneurship: Is The System Broken?Dr. Lindsay Padilla is a teaching + learning consultant. As an owner of many degrees, her experience as a sociology professor, and teaching adult learners online —She’s honored to pass on what she’s learned to trailblazing entrepreneurs who want to create digital courses. She now specializes in translating 1:1 client work experiences into signature courses, group programs + membership sites, as well as mapping out instructional content. How did you get into academia? She always knew she wanted to be a teacher. She kept following that path growing up. She worked up towards becoming a high school...

2018-08-0958 min

A Cup Of English The 4th at the lake.We spent the 4th of July at Lake Chelan for the first time just a couple of days ago. As you know, the 4th is the national holiday celebrating the independence of the U.S from England. It is a day off for everyone, and usually involves a huge fireworks display. My sister-in-law owns a cabin that is right on the lake, a perfect holiday home, and an exciting place to get together and enjoy the water and the celebrations. I must say that the fireworks were definitely not the highlight of the evening. The cabin is located down the...

2018-07-0704 min

First Draft with Sarah Enni Anna-Marie McLemoreAnna-Marie McLemore, author of THE WEIGHT OF FEATHERS, which was a finalist for the William C. Morris Debut Award, and WHEN THE MOON WAS OURS, which was long-listed for the National Book Award in Young People's Literature and was a Stonewall Honor Book. This month, Anna-Marie released her newest novel WILD BEAUTY. She talks about funerals as a place to reinforce collective memories, waiting for that glowing laptop to let you know it's time to write a novel, and writing a gender nonconforming stud. Anna-Marie McLemore Show Notes Dhonielle Clayton (listen to her Fir...

2017-10-241h 17

A Cup Of English Visitors from all continents.A market that is in the center of Wenatchee and that is popular with both locals and tourists is Pybus Market. It is open 362 days a year, and is an indoor mixture of open fresh fruit and meet stalls, gift shops, and restaurants. There is also regular musical entertainment, and even dance lessons! During the nice weather, it has an open market in the parking area, where local growers sell fruit, vegetables, flowers, and baked goods. It is a great place to go to in the winter as well, as you can walk around inside, keep warm, eat, and get...

2017-01-2508 min

A Cup Of English A Visiting Student.The number of people in my house has grown from six to seven recently. A young man from Spain has come to spend six weeks with us. He is no ordinary young man; he's actually my second cousin, and is here to spend time with this side of the family, and of course, to learn English. Thankfully, he is the same age as my youngest son, and is very fun-loving. I'm sure that he will pick up(1) a lot of English while he plays with my kids. That was actually how I picked up a lot of Spanish when I...

2016-07-1308 min $It\'s Not That Serious$

It's Not That Serious Signs Mama's Losing it this SummerHost Anna Lind Thomas and co-host Susannah Lewis talk about signs a mother is about to lose her crap this summer. Plus, why pregnant summers suck and Susannah unwillingly reveals her secrets. Please SUBSCRIBE to this Podcast on iTunes! If you have a smart phone, you probably have an app all ready to go. I listen to my favorite Podcasts when I'm working in my office, doing chores or driving around town - you can listen to my voice all day!! HUZZAH!

2016-06-281h 00

BRYON We're Getting Better - Episode 010: Joshua PetersIn this episode we talk to photographer, filmmaker, and culinary artist, Joshua Peters (www.ShotByLuckyPeters.com) about everything from nude shoots, not being a creep, and using current series and reference points for future clients. Website: www.BryonSummers.com Instagram: @BryonSummers Phocabulary: Negative Space - the area between and around an object. This space may be considered empty but when used well can help give more attention to the main subject in an image. It is often a contrasting color and easiest seen in black and white images. Books and References: Spike Lee - Miracle at St Anna Jonathan Kramer ...

2015-08-0432 min

A Cup Of English Glass Blowing."It's the best place in Wenatchee," I said to my husband, as I described the new Pybus Market. This all-year-round(1) shopping center and farmer's market is the latest addition(2) to Wenatchee. It is a real step forward for this town which, up until now, hasn't had a substantial farmer's market. Also, because our climate has very cold, snowy winters, and very hot summers, we need a place indoors where shoppers can find fresh produce and locally made goods. But it's not only about food. There is a certain amount of art in Pybus. Past the rows of fruit shops, cafes...

2013-07-1108 min

A Cup Of English Russia.Beginners. Two weeks ago we learned about Andorra, one of the smallest countries on the planet. Today, we will get to know a little about the biggest country in the world, mighty Russia. It measures over six and a half million square miles, and takes up an eighth of the Earth's land mass. Because it is so huge, its coastline boarders on fifteen seas, two of which are the Pacific and the Arctic oceans. It shares some of its boarders with thirteen other countries. There are about one hundred and forty two million people living there, mainly in European Russia, whic...

2009-05-2904 min

A Cup Of English Andorra.Beginners. Andorra is one of the smallest countries in Europe. It is high up in the Pyrenees. If you look at the map of Europe, you can see that it lies exactly between France and Spain. It is a very mountainous area that has spectacular views. Though it is snow-covered for six months of the year, summers are warm and dry. Its capital is Andorra la Vella. Its area is about 174 square miles, and its population is close to 80 thousand. Though Catalan is the official language, there are many French and Spanish speakers as well. The river Valira splits into...

2009-05-1404 min

A Cup Of English A Creeping Fog.Beginners. Some people say that the weather is changing all over the world. Do you believe that? What do you think? I'm not sure if it is true, but sometimes the local weather does something unusual. Here in Wenatchee, the weather is normally very regular: very hot Summers, very cold, snowy Winters, and short warm Springs and Autumns. No shocks, no surprises. Well, this year has been a little different. A couple of weeks ago, a warm wind blew up from Hawaii. It blew all night. For twenty-four hours, all you could hear was the woosh of the wind and...

2009-01-2004 min