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Built On PurposeBuilding Apex and a Motorsport Community with Jason Plotke🚀 From canceled leases to a world-class racetrack.
In this episode of the Built On Purpose Podcast, Jason Plotke shares how he turned a canceled track lease and a few phone calls into one of the top motorsport destinations in the country.
💡 What You’ll Learn:
âś… What it takes to build a business around your passion
âś… How Apex became one of the most member-centric racetracks in the country
âś… Why Radical racing cars created radical growth
âś… The importance of building a brand through experience and community
🔥 Memorable Quotes:
✨ “We thought we were just building a...2025-04-151h 03Built On PurposeJason Kennedy on Hollywood, Sports, and Finding Purpose in MediaOn this episode of Built on Purpose, host Max Hansen sits down with renowned TV personality Jason Kennedy. From years of interviewing Hollywood’s biggest stars on E! News to hosting new sports shows like The Wager and Swing By, Jason shares his journey of reinvention. He opens up about the challenges of having his show canceled during COVID, the lessons he’s learned along the way, and how fatherhood has become his greatest and most fulfilling role yet. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on resilience, storytelling, and finding purpose in every season of life.
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My Ministry MissionThe Graceful Warrior with Monica Hansen (Ep 89)Today my special guest is Monica Hansen from The Graceful Warrior podcast. Monica was a Sargent in the army, and knows the pain and torment that returns with many of our soldiers. After running from Jesus for most of her life, she turned to face him and let our savior unburden her heart and soul, and now through her podcast she helps others understand the full Armor of God.Monica Hansen's Link:Monica Hansen - Author. Speaker. Podcaster.The Graceful Warrior Facebook PageGraceful Warrior TwitterMonica Hansen LinkedInThe Graceful Warrior Podcast | Monica HansenCapture By His Heart: Poetry...2024-11-2152 min
Reckoning with Jason HerbertEpisode 98: First Man with James R. Hansen and Kevin RusnakThis week we talk about the life and legacy of Neil Armstrong and the Apollo 11 mission. Joining us is Jim Hansen, who wrote the book First Man and served as a consultant on the film, along with HATM space expert Kevin Rusnak. We talk about the Armstrong's inward journey into outer space, his relationships with his fellow astronauts, and the role his wife Janet played in Armstrong's journey. We also get some inside details on the making of the film, including Ryan Gosling and Damien Chazelle's work to get this movie made. This is a podcast on NASA, Neil...2024-10-022h 00
The Insurance Perspectives PodcastMental Health Pt. 3 - Jason HansenIn this episode of the Insurance Perspectives podcast, Kenny Hendricks interviews Jason Hansen, the president of Financial Insurance Group. They discuss the importance of managing mental health in the insurance industry and how to support staff members in their mental well-being. Jason shares his personal experience of facing challenges and how it has shaped his leadership style. He emphasizes the need for structure and accountability in supporting team members while also recognizing the importance of empathy and understanding. TakeawaysManaging mental health is crucial in the insurance industry, and leaders should prioritize the well-being of their s...2024-10-0141 min
Dishing with Stephanie's DishJason DerushaSubscribe to Jason DeRusha Substack Newsletter here The DeRusha Download: official newsletter of Jason DeRusha TRANSCRIPT FOLLOWS:Stephanie [00:00:15]:Hello, everybody, and welcome to Dishing with Stephanie's dish, the podcast where we talk to people that are obsessed with food. And, Jason Derusha, I don't know how you feel about being introduced as being obsessed with food. I probably should start with that you're a very professional broadcaster first.Jason Derusha [00:00:32]:I'm pretty obsessed, though, so I think it works. I think it works.Stephanie [00:00:36]:Jason...2024-09-2037 min
Fatherhood UnscriptedOff-Grid Parenting: Insights from Jason of 7 Kin HomesteadWe sit down with Jason from 7 Kin Homestead to explore the unique challenges and rewards of living off-grid with children. Jason shares his personal experiences and insights into the struggles dads face and discusses why he believes being a dad is the greatest job in the world. Join us for an inspiring conversation about the joys and challenges of off-grid parenting, the resilience it builds, and the deep connections it fosters within families. Don’t miss this engaging episode filled with practical advice and heartfelt stories.
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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFiYtvJimJzFZLH6rzNkc5Q...2024-07-051h 09
The Wadeoutthere Fly Fishing PodcastWOT 183: Brad Hansen Part 2. The Missouri River, Breaking Down Big Water, and Changing PerspectiveIn this episode we WadeOutThere for Part 2 of our conversation with Brad Hansen, from Helena, Montana.  Brad grew up in Utah and fell in love with the feeling of fighting big fish as a child fishing for lake rainbows with his cousins. He started fly fishing while attending college at Utah State and later moved to Montana and began guiding on the Missouri River. We discuss how to break down big water into digestable pieces, tactics for fishing the Missouri River, and Brad tells several stories of how and why his perspective around guiding and fis...2024-02-141h 08
Twin Cities Theater ChatS2E17 Mainstage: Stones in His Pockets with Jason HansenIn this episode, Jill Schafer of Cherry and Spoon and Mary Aalgaard of Play Off the Page are chatting with director, composer, and arranger Jason Hansen, who is composing music for and music directing Theater Latte Da's Stones in His Pockets (Jan 24 - Feb 25, 2024) . In this year's Twin Cities Theater Blogger awards, Jason received the Favorite Music Director award for Falsettos, Next to Normal, and Christmas at the Local, all for Theater Latte Da. He shares his experiences in creating music, di...2024-02-1147 min
The Wadeoutthere Fly Fishing PodcastWOT 182: Brad Hansen Part 1. The Missouri River, Breaking Down Big Water, and Changing PerspectiveIn this episode we WadeOutThere with Brad Hansen from Helena, Montana. Brad grew up in Utah and fell in love with the feeling of fighting big fish as a child fishing for lake rainbows with his cousins. He started fly fishing while attending college at Utah State and later moved to Montana and began guiding on the Missouri River. We discuss how to break down big water into digestable pieces, tactics for fishing the Missouri River, and Brad also tells several stories of how and why his perspective around guiding and fishing has changed over the years.2024-02-071h 09
Hunt the WorldHTW-Ep 195 The Most Special Hunt of an Extraordinary Season - with Jason HansenMerry Christmas and Happy New Year to all our Rolling Bones members, family and listeners! As we record this we're less than a week from Christmas and we wanted to save this very special episode for just this week. Brian and Brad's guest is RBO member Jason Hansen who has had an incredible hunting season. From trophy elk, to a special bear hunt with his son to a hunting trip to Ireland it has been a year to remember. But the final hunt of the year 'took the cake' as Jason was able to go on a special hunt...2023-12-211h 09
Maui Real Estate RadioClint Hansen R(B) w/ Byron Yap & Attorney and Consultant Jason EconomouClint Hansen R(B) of Maui Luxury Real Estate LLC with Byron Yap of ASB Residential Home Loans and Attorney and Consultant Jason Economou
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https://jasoneconomou.com/2023-12-0858 min
The Municipal Arborist43 - Jason Cutler - Arbor Cutler, LLCJason Cutler developed a love for trees at an early age. As a freshman in high school, he was invited to be a part of a Forestry Career Development Event team through the Future Farmers of America (FFA), and has been pursuing his love of trees ever since. He spent nine years as a high school agriculture teacher and FFA advisor, teaching over a thousand students various agriculture topics. Jason has been actively involved in helping many students and teachers learn the basics of forestry. The 2011 Joplin Tornado and subsequent recovery efforts led him to a local community forestry...2023-12-031h 10
Bramcast#8: Dr. Jason HansenBramcast is joined by Furman University Professor Dr. Jason Hansen for a discussion on the history of the October Revolution, the Balkans, & more.Dr. Hansen is an associate professor of history at Furman University, South Carolina, as well as the host of “History off the Page”, a podcast series that explores the history of Europe.In this episode, we touch on the October Revolution of 1917, the nascent Bolshevik state’s consolidation of power, and Stalin's early days in power. We also touch on the Yugoslav wars of the 1990’s, how the Balkan states develope...2023-10-2737 min
Live from The LabEp 3: Darren Hansen- Hansen AthleticsFor Episode 3 of Live From The Lab, I'm joined by Darren Hansen, owner of Hansen Athletics. Darren is a highly experienced coach and business owner with a passion for training youth athletes. With over a decade of experience coaching at various levels, including high school, collegiate, and professional, Darren has developed a deep understanding of what it takes to succeed in sports and in business. In our conversation, we'll explore Darren's journey into coaching, the challenges he's faced along the way, and his insights on what it takes to succeed as a young athlete. We'll also discuss the lessons...2023-02-221h 04
History Off the PageThe Wilsonian Moment I: a New Hope (1919) [1.22]Send us a textIn January 1918, American President Woodrow Wilson laid out his vision for a durable peace settlement that would end the Great War. Abandoning traditional diplomatic practices that called on losing powers to make territorial concessions to the victors, Wilson's vision suggested a new Europe built on mutual respect and democratic principles. In doing so, his idealism gave the Entente war efforts renewed purpose, and laid the foundations for the postwar era. But how effective would Wilson's ideas be? This episode examines the reception of Wilson's ideas and the Paris Peace Conference of 1919, noting some...2023-02-221h 08
History Off the PageStalin's Soviet Union: Dreams and Aspirations [1.21]Send us a textIn the second episode of our series on Stalinism, we try to get a better sense of what everyday life was like outside of repression. In particular, we'll focus on Stalin's attempt to industrialize the Soviet Union, to transform it in the span of five to ten years from a backwards country to a futuristic society through central planning and collectivization. The episode argues that it was this push for modernity that led ordinary citizens to justify/accept the extraordinary violence and repression of the 1930s. Topics discussed include: the Moscow Metro (9:53), the...2023-02-081h 22
History Off the PageStalin's Soviet Union Part I: the Nightmare [1.20]Send us a textBorn as Ioseb Jughashvili, this son of a cobbler would strike fear in the hearts of millions as the Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin. In the first episode of this two part series, learn how Stalin built perhaps history’s most ruthless dictatorship, why it became a living nightmare for those who lived through it (especially for members of the Communist Party). Among other topics, the episode discusses the leadership battle to succeed Lenin (20:39), the Great Purges of 1930s (43:00), the establishment of GULAGs (1:05:30), Collectivization (1:17:23) and the Holodomor – a Holocaust-like planned famine that targeted Soviet...2023-01-271h 31
History Off the PageRomanticism and the Tyranny of Reason [1.7a]Send us a textAs previously discussed, the Enlightenment envisioned a future where reason could be used to stamp out the imperfections of human society, creating lasting peace and prosperity. But can reason go too far? In this episode we examine some of the contradictions of the Enlightenment, noting how they led to an artistic and cultural revolution known as Romanticism. Among other topics, we'll discuss: Frankenstein, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Notre Dame, French fashion during the Napoleonic period and the painters Jacques-Louis David and Caspar David Friedrich.Contradictions of the Enlightenment: Toleration, Jewish Emancipation (11:01); Race (23:13); Jean-Jacques...2023-01-031h 12
UAP STUDIES PodcastEP. 112 "UFO WITNESS" HOST BEN HANSEN ON CELEBRITY UFO SIGHTINGS, & THE WORLD OF UFO TV AND FILM MAKINGDiscovery Channel's "UFO Witness" host Ben Hansen, joined us to discuss the world of UFO television and documentary film making. Ben has extensive knowledge and years of experience researching this topic, and we were excited to pick his brain on all things UFO/UAP related. Ben Hansen is known for "The Osbournes Want to Believe (2020)", "Travis: The True Story of Travis Walton (2015)" and "Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files (2010)" and many other projects.Â
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JASON GUILLEMETTE and LOUIS BORGES
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History Off the PageA History of Christmas, Part II: 1700 to the Present [2.4]Send us a textIn our last episode, we saw how Christmas by the early modern period (c. 1600) had become a raucous affair, a time when social relations inverted and moral standards were usually relaxed. This is a far cry from our modern, family-centered Christmas. This episode charts the reforms in the 18th and 19th century that gave birth to the modern version Christmas we all know and love. Topics covered include the origins of Santa Claus and Christmas Trees, Dickens' Christmas Carol and Hoffmann's Nutcracker, the evolution of Christmas presents and more!Higher Listenings: Joy for...2022-12-141h 08
History Off the PageA History of Christmas, Part I: the Nativity to 1700 [2.3]Send us a textChristmas: perhaps the most anticipated day of the year. A time for faith and family, for Santa Claus, Christmas Trees and a warm glass of eggnog or glĂĽhwein consumed whilst listening to carolers sing classic songs. This is the modern Christmas celebrated around the globe on Dec. 25th each year. But it was not always this way. Over its long life span, Christmas has been many things - not all of them what you might expect. In this - the first of two episodes on the history of Christmas, we examine the o...2022-12-061h 08
History Off the PageLenin's Soviet Experiment (1917-1923) [1.19]Send us a textIn the winter of 1917, Lenin and the Bolsheviks set out on a bold project: the construction of the world’s first socialist society. Although much ink had been spilled on this topic over the previous century, the reality was that much work had to be done to transform these vague ideals and aspirations into lived reality. In this episode, we examine the first steps taken by the new Soviet State in implementing Communism, highlighting in particular Lenin and the Bolsheviks’ use of violence as a tool to achieve social harmony. We also try to unde...2022-11-301h 42
Press Toward The Goal8: James Hansen - Australian Parkrun Record Holder | Parkrun Special EditionIn this Parkrun special, James Hansen takes us through the journey which has seen him go from Little Athletics to being the first athlete to stop the clock at an Australian Parkrun course in less than 14 minutes, completing the course in 13:53 minutes.
The Tasmanian has overcome a huge number of physical and emotional setbacks over the course of his career, yet continues to go from strength to strength. From battling severe anxiety whenever he faced the starters gun, to dealing with the disappointment of falling agonisingly short of a place in the Australian team at the Commonwealth Games in 2018, his...2022-11-2923 minPress Toward The Goal7: James Hansen - Australian 5km Parkrun Record Holder, Olympic AspirantJames Hansen probably shouldn't even be running, let alone breaking records. The Tasmanian has overcome a huge number of physical and emotional setbacks over the course of his career, yet continues to go from strength to strength. From battling severe anxiety whenever he faced the starters gun, to overcoming substance abuse problems and dealing with the disappointment of falling agonisingly short of a place in the Australian team at the Commonwealth Games in 2018, his mental toughness is admirable.Â
There have been times when his body has failed him as well. James was heavily restricted by a bad back injury which l...2022-11-2748 min
Modern RomanticJason Hansen - Riot for RomanceJason Hansen is the lead singer of the band Riot for Romance. We had a really fun chat with him about music, his journey, experiences, and some really great advice. For more info on Riot for Romance, please visit riotforromance.com2022-11-201h 30
History Off the PageThe Russian Revolution, Part II: Red October [1.18]Send us a text In the spring of 1917, the Bolshevik Party was an important, though not dominant player in Russian politics. With a narrow political base in cities and leaders who had long lived in exile, their prospects for carrying out Marx' dream of a proletarian revolution seemed dim. And yet, six months later, their actions would shake the world, launching the world's first Communist society and arguably laying the political foundations of 20th century Europe. How did they accomplish such a dramatic feat? In this episode we explore the breakdown of Russian democracy, while highlighting the w...2022-11-161h 01
History Off the PageThe Russian Revolution, Part I: Fall of the Tsar (Feb 1917) [1.17]Send us a text One of the seminal events of the twentieth century was the Bolshevik seizure of the world's largest country and their subsequent attempts to transform Communism from a vague ideal into a practical reality. But before they could build, they first had to destroy existing authorities and political rivals. In this episode - the first in a four part series on the rise of Communism, we explore the failures of the Romanov monarchy and its democratic successor. Among other things, we'll discuss the role of World War I, Rasputin, Nicholas II, Alexander Kerensky,the P...2022-11-011h 17
History Off the PageWorld War I: the Homefront [1.16]Send us a textIn the second part of our examination of World War I, we focus on the experiences of ordinary people. The episode begins with a discussion of the life of soldiers, from the moment of mobilization in 1914 to the long days spent in the trenches in between battles. Find out what their major challenges were, and some of the things they did to overcome them. The second half of the episodes switches focus to the war behind the lines - i.e. the "Home-front," showing how ordinary Germans, Britons and Frenchmen (among others) dealt wit...2022-10-181h 18
History Off the PageWorld War I: an Overview [1.15]Send us a textWhile the Second World War tends to get more attention, this episode argues World War I was actually more historically significant. Simply put, the Great War exhausted the nations of Europe, thoroughly discrediting traditional authorities, values and institutions. This episode - the first of a two part series on the conflict - provides a general overview of the war itself, from its causes to its conclusion to the new weapons and great battles that made it so devastating. Find out how a wrong turn literally led to the start of the war, how Fre...2022-10-042h 31
History Off the PageQueen Elizabeth II: on her Life and Legacy [2.2]Send us a text On 8 September 2022 Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain – the second longest reigning monarch in history – passed away quietly at Balmoral Castle in Scotland. This special episode examines the life of a remarkable woman, placing her in her historical context. What was the Britain of 1952 like, and how did it change over the years? How did Elizabeth impact major events such as the collapse of the British Empire, the rise of multi-cultural Britain and the end of the Troubles in Ireland? Why was the year 1992 so devastating to the crown, and how did she help...2022-09-261h 39
Amazing GreatsBloom where you are planted- Jason RomanoLegendary coach and Jesus follower, Tony Dungy on a visit to ESPN asked producer Jason Romano how he was sharing his faith at the sports network. That question was a turn around moment for Jason as he recognized for the first time the importance of "Blooming where you are planted" wherever that might be. ESPN was fertile ground for him to bloom. Living his faith in a secular world.  In this episode you'll hear the difficult story of growing up with an alcoholic father, but also a God guided career story that led to a 17 year Emmy award w...2022-09-2252 min
History Off the PageThe Scientific Revolution [1.3a]Send us a textHow do we gain new knowledge? How do we trust the knowledge that we gain? This episode  looks at the dramatic shift in the way Europeans answers these questions over the course of the 16th and 17th centuries, laying the groundwork for modern scientific practice. Among other things, the episode discusses the contributions of major historical figures such as Copernicus, Galileo and Newton, as well as showing why mathematics became the primary language for understanding both God and the cosmos. Note: this episode was originally recorded in Nov. 2021Higher Listenings: Joy...2022-09-1458 min
Story Church PodcastPhilippians: Thanksgiving that Leads to Joy (Jason Hansen)Pastor Jason Hansen joins us from Anchor Church in Gilbert, AZ continues our Philippians: Journey to Joy series by preaching on thanksgiving that leads to joy from Philippians 1:3-8.Learn more about Story Church at our website: story.church
Instagram: @ourstorychurch2022-09-1144 min
The Christian Hansen ShowJason SeilerJason Seiler is a comedian and illustrator known for his caricature and realistic portrait paintings which have been featured as covers and interior pieces for TIME, Rolling Stone, Sturgill Simpson’s album cover, “Metamodern Sounds of Country Music”, Billboard, MAD magazine, Politico, Pop TV, US Postal Service, Son Little’s album cover, “Aloha”, The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal, Sports Illustrated, GOLF magazine, KING magazine, Revolver, Guitar Player, The Village Voice, Disney, The New York Observer, New Line Cinema, Universal Pictures, Aardman Animation, and Sony Image, among many others. Jason can also be seen doing what he...2022-08-181h 25
Amazing GreatsBeing a Peace maker in a violent world- Author Jason PorterfieldJason Porterfield has dedicated his life to the cause of peace. After giving up his comfortable suburban lifestyle at an early age to move into some of the darkest slums of the inner city he experienced first hand the most challenging living conditions in the poorest communities.  From Camden New Jersey, to Vancouver Canada's Downtown Eastside and then to Indonesia he lived and shared life with the most desperate, homeless, and drug addicted communities. As a part of his experience, you'll hear the powerful story of the gruesome serial killer Robert Pickton and how that story impacted Jason persona...2022-07-0742 min
Tal como soyEpisodio 100 feat. Jesiah Hansen - Amando la Iglesia.Episodio 100 feat jesiah hansen. Jesiah es pastor en Tepic Mexico, Iglesia La Fuente, actualmente es host de 2 podcast, Armadillo y Lunes. En este episodio escucharas una charla acerca de Amor por la iglesia. No te lo pierdas.2022-06-2759 min
History Off the PageHOTP: End of Season 1Send us a textjust a quick note to announce the end of the first season of History Off the Page and a big thank you to all the listeners who joined us this year! We'll be back in September with new episodes on the World Wars, life in Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, postwar recovery, the origins of multicultural Europe and much much more!  Support the showFor more information on History Off the Page, check out our website www.historyoffthepage.com! Or you can support the show via Patreon here: ht...2022-05-0507 min
History Off the PageJoy and Discontent at the Fin-de-Siecle [1.14]Send us a textEver wonder what it would be like to reach "the future?" For many Europeans, life in the late nineteenth century felt that way, with massive technological changes leading to the conquest of hunger, violence and disease. Yet as we transcend existing norms and boundaries, the future can also be a scary place. This episode explores the pleasures and perils of modernity, discussing things like cabaret, Einstein and Freud, the ballpoint pen, Picasso and the building of the Eiffel Tower.Higher Listenings: Joy for EducatorsA new podcast from Top Hat delivering ide...2022-05-021h 51
History Off the PageGerman Unification: Blood and Iron [1.13]Send us a textThe story of how Germany finally created a national state is well known. But to paraphrase the Italian statesman Massimo d'Azeglio, having made Germany, how did one make Germans? This episode covers the long march of unification from liberal dream to everyday reality, showing the challenges German patriots had to overcome along the way. Here the story was not just a triumph over external enemies in Denmark, Austria and France, but the more difficult obstacle of overcoming internal regional, confessional and class divisions even after the national state was formed. In the episode we'l...2022-04-221h 21
The Young Wealth Blogcast by Jason HartmanYW Blogcast 71: Mark Victor Hansen, Ask! The Bridge From Your Dreams to Reality, Jason Hartman University Live EventThe legendary Mark Victor Hansen, best selling author, real estate investor and entrepreneur is Jason's guest today, talking about his new book, Ask!: The Bridge from Your Dreams to Your Destiny. Most people have beautiful dreams deep inside—the things they would like to have, the relationships they’d love to enjoy, and the wellness and well-being that would help them express their best, in every way. But often those dreams lie buried inside us. Hidden by fear or unworthiness or a lack of awareness of what could be. Asking is the only language to which the Universe can delive...2022-03-2729 min
Solomon Success » Podcast158: Mark Victor Hansen, Ask! The Bridge From Your Dreams to Reality, Jason Hartman University Live Event Don't forget to register for the Jason Hartman Live virtual event on April 1 & 2! Learn how to optimize your portfolio, evaluate investments like a pro and so much more! Go to JasonHartman.com now! And today, Jason welcomes the legendary Mark Victor Hansen, best selling author, real estate investor and entrepreneur! He talks today about his new book, Ask!: The Bridge from Your Dreams to Your Destiny. Most people have beautiful dreams deep inside—the things they would like to have, the relationships they’d love to enjoy, and the wellness and well-being that would help them express thei...2022-03-2629 min
Speaking Of Wealth with Jason Hartman500: Mark Victor Hansen, Ask! The Bridge From Your Dreams to Reality, Jason Hartman University Live EventThe legendary Mark Victor Hansen, best selling author, real estate investor and entrepreneur is Jason's guest in today's 10th episode, talking about his new book, Ask!: The Bridge from Your Dreams to Your Destiny. Most people have beautiful dreams deep inside—the things they would like to have, the relationships they’d love to enjoy, and the wellness and well-being that would help them express their best, in every way. But often those dreams lie buried inside us. Hidden by fear or unworthiness or a lack of awareness of what could be. Asking is the only language to which the Un...2022-03-2429 min
Speaking Of Wealth with Jason Hartman500: Mark Victor Hansen, Ask! The Bridge From Your Dreams to Reality, Jason Hartman University Live EventThe legendary Mark Victor Hansen, best selling author, real estate investor and entrepreneur is Jason's guest in today's 10th episode, talking about his new book, Ask!: The Bridge from Your Dreams to Your Destiny. Most people have beautiful dreams deep inside—the things they would like to have, the relationships they’d love to enjoy, and the wellness and well-being that would help them express their best, in every way. But often those dreams lie buried inside us. Hidden by fear or unworthiness or a lack of awareness of what could be. Asking is the only language to which the Un...2022-03-2429 min
Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing with Jason Hartman1820: Mark Victor Hansen, Ask! The Bridge From Your Dreams to Reality, Jason Hartman University Live EventIn today's 10th episode, Jason welcomes Mark Victor Hansen, co-author of the "Chicken Soup for the Soul" book series. He also talks about a couple of CPI charts and how amazing it is that the FED, because of very low interest rates, is PAYING US TO BORROW MONEY! So be sure to take advantage of this incredible offer! Also, don't forget to register for the Jason Hartman Live virtual event! Learn how to optimize your portfolio, evaluate investments like a pro and so much more! Go to JasonHartman.com today! Raffle winners, pls go to...2022-03-2349 min
History Off the PageDarwin, Race and Evolution [1.12]Send us a textDarwin's Theory of Evolution has undoubtedly been one of the most controversial scientific theories in history. In this episode we'll explore why, while also doing some myth-busting. For example, the sensational aspect of his theory was not the idea of evolution itself - which he did not invent, but the idea of natural selection, which raised questions about the virtue of Christian morality.  As we'll see, while Darwin never drew out these conclusions, some of his acolytes began to imagine a world defined by conflict, violence and the "struggle for existence." This episode exa...2022-03-231h 23
History Off the PageUnderstanding the War in Ukraine [2.1]Send us a textOn February 24, 2022, Russian troops launched a massive invasion of Ukraine, starting the biggest war in Europe since at least the 1990s. There is talk of genocide and ethnic cleansing, over a million refugees have fled, and rising tensions between NATO and Russia have raised fears of a World War. How did we get to this place? How could anyone support such naked aggression in the 21st century? In this special episode of History Off the Page, we discuss the shorter and longer term causes behind the war, including: the Orange Revolution (2004) and Euromaidan prot...2022-03-071h 30
History Off the PageNationalism: from Peasants to Frenchmen [1.11]Send us a textWe live today in a world primarily defined by nations and national identity. But how did nationality acquire such powerful loyalty over us? In this episode we'll talk about the barriers that initially made many people hostile to the idea of being part of a nation, as well as how those barriers were eventually overcome. Highlights of the show include discussions of about the French emperor Napoleon III, Thanksgiving, kilts and the ways the school system was used to "teach" people national identity.Higher Listenings: Joy for EducatorsA new podcast fro...2022-02-251h 45
Distribution TalkBeyond Buzzwords: Activating Your Company Culture with Diane Dye Hansen, What Works Consultants, IncWant to optimize talent, foster innovation, and inspire loyalty amongst your staff? Diane Dye Hansen, chief management consultant at What Works Consultants, Inc., says the secret begins and ends with your company culture. Too often, however, companies settle for buzzwords rather than developing a vision statement with input from all. Diane joins Jason to discuss cultivating a healthy, productive work environment using research and data-driven assessment tools. She also shares one exercise guaranteed to help organizations define authentic company culture for themselves. Companies committed to recalibrating organizational integrity can begin by asking their employees to c...2022-02-2344 min
History Off the PageOrigins of Socialism [1.10]Send us a textSocialism. Love it or hate it, the term evokes powerful emotions even to this day. But why did socialism start in the first place? This episode charts the rise of class consciousness at the start of the 19th century, covering major figures associated with the movement such as Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, the anarchist Mikhail Bakunin and the German Social Democratic Party (SPD). We'll also see the emergence of a distinctive working class culture through things as varied as soccer clubs, May Day parades and the language socialists used to greet each other. 2022-02-091h 33
History Off the PageRise of the Modern City [1.9]Send us a textAs Europe industrialized, millions of young people migrated from the countryside to the cities.  Find out in this episode what their lives were like and how the physical environment of the city effected their identities. Along the way, we'll learn about challenges presented by food adulteration, the lack of modern sanitation systems, and diseases like Cholera. We'll also discuss the Ripper murders and how they symbolized everything wrong with the modern city.Higher Listenings: Joy for EducatorsA new podcast from Top Hat delivering ideas, relief, and joy to the future of...2022-01-241h 39
Jamming with Jason MeffordFinding Your Voice Again with Gina HansenIn today's #jammingwithjason #podcast I talk with my friend Gina Hansen about her experience when the rug got pulled out from under her life. When you listen to this entire episode you will learn all that Gina experienced in the span of six months, and how she was able to find her voice again. An amazing story!
Going from feeling sad and alone to feeling peaceful bliss, and enjoying the beauty that surrounds her. It's a great reminder to live every day, laugh, smell the roses, and live in an environment that allows you to heal physically...2022-01-1451 minHistory Off the PageHistory Off the Page: an IntroductionSend us a textA brief overview/explanation of History Off the Page, a European history podcast for people on the go. Â Support the showFor more information on History Off the Page, check out our website www.historyoffthepage.com! Or you can support the show via Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/historyoffthepage?fan_landing=true.2022-01-0505 min