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Interviewing Jesus5 Keys to Harness COURAGE in the face of fear: with Laura Bratton ❖ 227"Gratitude is being grateful for what helps us navigate through the difficulty." —Laura BrattonSHOW NOTESEPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
Embracing Divine Wisdom: Laura's journey teaches us that divine wisdom is often found in the most challenging moments.
The Power of Self-Compassion: The practice of treating yourself with the same love and kindness you would a best friend is a powerful tool for Christian personal development.
Gratitude as a Ministry: Gratitude is not about being thankful for adversity, but for the resources—both tangible and spiritual—that help us navigate it.
Spiritual Sight and Intuition: Connecting with God an...
2025-08-2150 min
The Mindful LivingMindful Living Through Change with Laura BrattonChange is constant—sometimes it drifts in like a gentle tide, other times it crashes over us like a storm. In this heartfelt episode of The Mindful Living Podcast, host Sana welcomes Laura Bratton, author, speaker, and founder of UBI Global, who has lived through profound change and emerged with courage, resilience, and deep wisdom.
Diagnosed with an eye disease at age nine and facing the reality of blindness, Laura spent over a decade adjusting to life without sight. Through breathwork, mindfulness, community support, and a refusal to let her circumstances define her, she discovered the power of...
2025-08-2121 min
The Wellness Puzzle PodcastGrief, grit, and gratitudeIn this inspiring episode, I sit down with Laura Bratton, a speaker, coach, and author whose story is a testament to the power of resilience, courage, and perspective.Born and raised in South Carolina, Laura was diagnosed with an eye disease at just nine years old, facing the devastating reality that she would lose her sight. Over the next decade, she navigated the traumatic journey of adjusting to life without vision.Rather than letting her circumstances define her, Laura embraced her new reality with extraordinary strength. She went on to graduate from Arizona State University...
2025-08-1933 min
Radiant Resilience - Real Conversations with Tawny Palm69. Laura Bratton - Blindness, Grit, and GratitudeSend us a textAt just nine years old, Laura Bratton’s world shifted when she was diagnosed with a rare retinal disease that would eventually take her sight. In this deeply moving conversation, Laura shares her journey from denial and grief to resilience and empowerment. We talk about the emotional realities of progressive vision loss, the false hope of “toxic positivity,” the importance of resources and community, and the daily choice to move forward while still honoring grief. Laura also shares how she uses mindfulness, exercise, nutrition, and gratitude to navigate ongoing change—and how her story ca...
2025-08-181h 12
Awaken Your Soul's JourneyGrieving with Grit: Laura Bratton's Journey to EmpowermentIn this podcast episode, host Angela welcomes Laura Broughton, who was diagnosed with a rare eye disease at the age of nine and gradually lost her vision by the end of high school. Through her journey, Laura speaks about her experiences with grief, denial, and depression, and how the support from her family and friends empowered her to navigate these challenges. She emphasizes the importance of grit and gratitude in overcoming adversity and shares how her mentor's advice on accepting grief while moving forward was transformative. Laura also discusses her book, 'Harnessing Courage,' and her organization, 'You by...
2025-08-1839 min
Through the FireThrough the Fire #60 - Professional Speaker, Laura BrattonAt the age of nine, Laura was diagnosed with an eye disease and faced the difficult reality that she would become blind. Over the next ten years she experienced the traumatic transition of adjusting to life without sight. She is the author of the book, Harnessing Courage. Laura founded Ubi Global, which is an organization that provides speaking and coaching to empower all people to overcome challenges and obstacles with grit and gratitude.Book Laura as a speaker or coach: https://www.laurabratton.com/Contact Laura:Website: https://www.laurabratton.com/...
2025-08-1447 min
The Soul Mirror PodcastNavigating Change with Grit and Gratitude | Laura Bratton on Blindness, Boldness & BecomingIn this powerful episode of The Soul Mirror, host Shreya speaks with Laura Bratton—author, coach, speaker, and founder of UBI Global—on how to navigate life’s most difficult changes with resilience, grit, and gratitude. Blind since adulthood due to a degenerative eye disease, Laura shares how she transformed overwhelming grief into a life of impact, presence, and empowerment. From redefining success and fear to teaching daily strategies for emotional resilience, this conversation will move, challenge, and inspire you.
Whether you're facing personal loss, fear of the unknown, or navigating a life pivot, Laura offers a bluepr...
2025-08-0822 min
Everything's Messy Podcast by Sarah Wilson#104 Grit & Gratitude: Navigating Blindness and Finding PurposeSend us a text Hey everyone, welcome back to Everything’s Messy Podcast! Get ready to meet the incredible Laura Bratton, an author, speaker, and founder of Ubi Global whose story is packed with grit, grief, and the kind of gratitude that’ll leave you speechless.Diagnosed with a rare eye disease at just nine years old, Laura was told she’d eventually go blind. But her real journey—the messy one—began as a teenager when her vision started rapidly deteriorating. What followed wasn’t just a loss of sight, but a life-alt...
2025-08-0643 min
Overcome - A Mental Health PodcastHarnessing Courage: Blindness and Mental Health Resilience with Laura BrattonIn this deeply moving episode of Overcome: A Mental Health Podcast, host Travis White welcomes Laura Bratton—author of Harnessing Courage, speaker, coach, and advocate for mental wellness—to share her powerful story of blindness and mental health resilience.Diagnosed in childhood with a rare degenerative eye condition, Laura faced a gradual and permanent loss of sight. But it wasn’t just her vision that was impacted—it was her identity, her independence, and her mental health. She vulnerably opens up about the panic attacks, anxiety, and depression that began in middle school and followed her through adolesce...
2025-07-281h 01
The Art Of Imperfect AdultingFamily, Friendship, and Grit: Thriving Through Blindness with Laura BrattonIn this episode of The Art of Imperfect Adulting, host Amy Stone chats with Laura Bratton. Laura shares her deeply personal journey of losing her vision as a teenager, navigating grief and identity, and building a life grounded in grit, gratitude, and purpose. Together, they touch on adapting to traumatic change, the power of support systems, and practical ways to embrace a new normal—no matter what life throws your way.About the Guest:Laura Bratton is a psychologist, theologian, author of "Harnessing Courage: Overcoming Adversity with Grit and Gratitude," and founder of Ubi Global, wh...
2025-07-2441 min
Message In The MiddleHarnessing Courage: Laura Bratton on Blindness, Grit, and the Power of PerspectiveWhat happens when your world begins to go dark — literally — before you’ve even hit your teenage years? In this powerful episode of Message in the Middle, I sit down with author, speaker, and resilience coach Laura Bratton, who was just nine years old when she learned she would lose her sight.Laura’s story is not just about blindness — it’s about vision. Vision for what’s possible, even when life takes an unexpected turn. From navigating a decade-long transition to blindness to becoming the first blind student to earn a Master of Divinity from Princeton...
2025-07-1942 min
Internally Guided LifeE41. Overcoming Adversity with Grit and Gratitude: Laura Bratton’s StoryIn this inspiring and deeply human episode of Internally Guided Life, Kayla welcomes author, speaker, and Ubi Global founder Laura Bratton for a powerful conversation on resilience, inner vision, and navigating change with courage, grit, and gratitude.Diagnosed with an eye disease at age nine, Laura shares her remarkable story of gradually losing her sight and learning to see life through a new lens. With warmth and honesty, Laura opens up about her emotional journey, from denial and anxiety to strength and empowerment, and offers real, actionable tools for moving through life’s hardest mo...
2025-07-141h 01
Carrie's Always TalkingHarnessing Courage: Laura Bratton's Journey with Vision LossIn this episode of Carrie's Always Talking, Carrie speaks with Laura Bratton, who shares her profound journey of losing her sight due to a rare retinal disease. She discusses the emotional turmoil of denial and acceptance, the vital support from her family, and the importance of self-compassion and gratitude in navigating life's challenges. Laura emphasizes the significance of acknowledging grief while moving forward and how her experiences inspired her to write a book, 'Harnessing Courage,' aimed at empowering others facing change. Through her nonprofit, she continues to support individuals in their transitions, advocating for the recognition of grief...
2025-07-0842 min
WITneSSesGrit, Gratitude & Grace: How Laura Bratton Overcame Blindness to Empower Others Through ChangeIn this powerful and deeply moving episode, Laura Bratton—author, coach, and inspirational speaker—joins Amb. Elisha to share her transformational journey of going blind as a teenager and turning pain into purpose.
Laura opens up about her early diagnosis with a rare eye disease, the emotional toll of losing her sight, and how she found strength through community, mentorship, and mindset shifts.
From despair to determination, Laura reveals how grit and gratitude helped her navigate overwhelming change and become a beacon of hope for others facing adversity.
You’l...
2025-07-0318 min
PsychBitesEp.26 - Exploring Social Justice Principles in Educational Psychology Practice - Alex BrownhillThis week we are joined by Alex Brownhill; Alex talks to us about embedding social justice principles within educational psychology services. Alex draws on their preliminary research titled ‘Massive changes through little conversations’, they explore how educational psychology professionals are currently enacting social justice in their work, their hopes for deeper integration of these principles, and the barriers and facilitators they encounter. This reflective discussion highlights the power of everyday conversations in shaping more equitable practices within education systems.To access Alex’s research follow: https://explore.bps.org.uk/content/bpsecp/42/1/15You can find us at...
2025-07-0237 min
Unstoppable MindsetUnstoppable Blind Person With True Grit with Laura BrattonTrue grit? Not the movie or book, but a real live individual. I met Laura Bratton about a month ago and realized that she was a very unique individual. Laura was referred to me by a gentleman who is helping both Laura and me find speaking venue leads through his company. Laura is just ramping up her public speaking career and our mutual colleague, Sam Richter, thought I could be of help. Little did I know at the outset that not only would I gain an excellent podcast guest, but that I would find someone whose life parallelled mine...
2025-06-201h 06
PsychBitesEp.25 - Children Caught in the Cycle of Exploitation - Dr Jessica PritchardThis week we are joined by Dr Jessica Pritchard. Jess talks to us about her research that aimed to explore the topic of children being exploited through County Lines in the UK, through a language-based enquiry. Jess’ study specifically investigated how professionals talk about children who are caught up in the cycle of exploitation, and what the significance of this might be.To access the full text, follow: https://orca.cardiff.ac.uk/id/eprint/171059/You can find us at: Instagram: psychbitespodX / Twitter: @psychbitespodLinkedIn: psychbites-podcastBluesky: @psychbites.bsky.so...
2025-06-1840 min
Our Courage to Heal022: Interview with Laura Bratton - What If Grief Never Ends? Why That’s Not a Problem.What If Grief Never Ends? Why That’s Not a Problem🎙️ With Laura Bratton | Hosted by Catherine Yang—“If you’re grieving, healing, or simply feeling more than you can name — you’re not alone.”You just haven’t found your safe space. I hope this is the moment you feel heard — maybe even for the first time, truly understood.In this tender, spacious conversation, Laura Bratton shares her lived journey through vision loss, anxiety, and the long process of healing.Together, we talk about...
2025-06-1555 min
The World Crypto ReportTrump’s Bitcoin ETF, Ukraine Hack Arrest, FBI Hedera Scam Warning, Pakistan Goes BTC | June 6, 2025Trump Media pushes deeper into crypto with a new Bitcoin ETF filing and plans for a $2.3 billion treasury (0:56). Ukrainian cyber police arrest a hacker behind a $4.5 million cryptojacking scheme (2:37). FBI warns of phishing scams hitting Hedera users through fake NFT drops (4:18). And Pakistan outlines an aggressive national strategy to monetize surplus electricity with a state-backed bitcoin reserve (5:38). This is your essential update on the forces shaping what’s next in money. More on stories and articles mentioned or referenced in this episode: Donald Trump's Truth Social Officially Files for Bitcoin ETF as Company De...
2025-06-0608 min
People of GreenvilleLaura Bratton: Greenville's Inspirational Speaker on Overcoming Blindness and Empowering Others
Speaker, Coach, Author
In this episode of People of Greenville, Eric Mitchell sits down with the remarkable Laura Bratton—author, speaker, coach, and true embodiment of courage and resilience. Laura shares her powerful personal journey of losing her eyesight at a young age and how she chose not to let that define her, but instead used it as a platform to inspire others.
Laura is the author of Harnessing Courage: Overcoming Adversity with Grit & Gratitude, a book that blends raw honesty with empowering tools for anyone navigating tough seasons of life. In this interview, Laura opens up ab...
2025-06-0442 min
PsychBitesEp.24 Teaching Sex Education to Autistic Learners - Daisy BloorThis week we are joined by Daisy Bloor. Daisy talks to us about the challenges teachers face when delivering sex education to autistic learners. We discuss how sex education plays a vital role in helping young people understand relationships, navigate sexuality, manage rejection, and know where to seek support. Daisy’s research suggests that current sex education curriculums are not adequately tailored to neurodiverse learners, leaving them at greater risk and disadvantage in developing healthy, informed relationships.To access the full text, follow: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0891422222001743?via%3Dihub
2025-06-0435 min
Sacred HarmonyHarnessing Courage Through Blindness with Laura Bratton: Grit, Gratitude & Spiritual HealingIn this profoundly moving episode of Sacred Harmony with host Aanya, we welcome Laura Bratton—author, spiritual coach, and the first blind graduate of Princeton Theological Seminary. Diagnosed with an eye disease at nine, Laura’s journey through vision loss became a spiritual awakening marked by daily practices of breathwork, gratitude, and grit. She shares how faith is not a one-time epiphany but a series of small, soul-anchoring choices that help us navigate uncertainty, grief, and change. Whether you're facing a life-altering transition or simply seeking strength, Laura’s story will leave you grounded in hope and resilience.
Abo...
2025-05-2930 min
Fulfilling Work, Meaningful Life with Anthony CraikerMoving Through Grief and Change with Grit and Gratitude (with Laura Bratton)Feeling overwhelmed by change or stuck in grief? You’re not alone, and you don’t have to stay there. In this inspiring episode, Laura Bratton shares her powerful story of losing her sight as a child and learning to navigate life with grit, purpose, and deep gratitude. If you're struggling to move forward, searching for resilience, or craving meaning in the middle of life’s hardest moments, Laura’s journey will show you that healing and hope are possible—one choice at a time. 00:00 Intro01:11 Meet Laura Bratton02:24 Childhood Diagnosis06:26 Teenage Realization10:52 College and...
2025-05-2930 min
Show Me the Way PodcastS1E38: Grit and Gratitude - with Laura BrattonSend us a textThis week on Show Me the Way, I had the privilege of speaking with the inspiring Laura Bratton. We first connected through a podcasting community, and after just one uplifting conversation, I knew her story needed to be shared with all of you.In her adolescent years, Laura faced a life-changing health challenge that forced her to reimagine her future—an experience that deeply resonated with me, especially as a special needs mom. Her journey of adapting to a new normal is one marked by grit, gratitude, and an unwavering spirit.
2025-05-2649 min
Exploring Places UnknownHarnessing Courage with Laura BrattonIn this episode of Exploring Places Unknown, Laura Bratton shares her inspiring journey of overcoming blindness and its emotional challenges. She discusses her initial struggles with anxiety and depression, emphasizing the supportive role of her family and community in fostering resilience. Laura highlights the importance of grit, gratitude, and advocacy in navigating life's obstacles. Her book, "Harnessing Courage," reflects on her experiences and offers insights on resilience. The conversation also explores the healing power of pets, the nature of grief, and the significance of maintaining a positive mindset during tough times.Contact Laura Bratton
2025-05-2456 min
PsychBitesEp.23 Part 2 Mediating Learning Support Approach (MeLSA) - Dr Mary Stanley-DukeThis week we are joined by Dr. Mary Stanley-Duke for part two of our episode about the Mediating Learning Support Approach (MeLSA). In part two of our conversation, Mary talks to us about the MeLSA’s experiences of training, the ‘what, where and whys’ of learning and what research has been conducted to explore MeLSA.For more information: Stanley-Duke, M., Wright, D., Cook, E., Reid, A., Cogan, O., Reese, S., Bull-Beddows, R., Sims, L. and Graves, F. 2022. The Psychological Foundations of The Mediating Learning Support Assistant (MeLSA) Training Programme. Educational Psychology Research and Practice. 8 (1), pp. 1-12. ht...
2025-05-2125 min
Simply SatisfiedFrom Blindness to Bravery: Laura Bratton on Grit, Gratitude, and Rising Above TraumaWhat happens when your entire world goes dark—literally—and you’re forced to rebuild from the inside out? In this powerful episode, I sit down with Laura Bratton, speaker, coach, and author of Harnessing Courage, who lost her vision at just nine years old due to a rare eye disease.We dive into her extraordinary journey from trauma to empowerment, and how she used grit, resilience, and deep gratitude to not only overcome the emotional and physical challenges of blindness, but to inspire thousands through her speaking and coaching work.L...
2025-05-1746 min
Thriving In Christ | Professional Women, High Level Habits, Resilience, Burnout, Stress, Grief185| Deep Connection With Christ in Suffering, for Christian Women, With Laura BrattonWhat do we do when a massive disease knocks at our door unexpectedly? When our life changes as a consequence, how do we still find God in the midst of suffering?
Humanity has wrestled with these questions for centuries, and there are unending books to try to find the answers.
But there is nothing like hearing the LIVED answers from someone who faced such a major traumatic event and moved through it with grit and gratitude.
I had the honor of interviewing Laura Bratton, who faced the difficult reality at an early age...
2025-05-1538 min
Living the Dream with CurveballFrom Darkness to Light: Laura Bratton's Journey of Grit and GratitudeSend us a textWhat happens when life suddenly changes course and everything you know disappears? Laura Bratton's world transformed between second and third grade when a routine eye appointment revealed she would lose her sight due to a degenerative eye disease. While the full impact didn't hit immediately, by age fourteen, Laura found herself staring at indecipherable black blobs on her classroom board instead of letters—a moment that launched her into a profound journey through grief, anxiety, and ultimately, transformation.The path from "I can't" to "I can" wasn't straightforward or quick. Laura sh...
2025-05-0725 min
PsychBitesEp.23 Part 1 Mediating Learning Support Approach (MeLSA) - Dr Mary Stanley-DukeThis week, we’re joined by Dr. Mary Stanley-Duke to explore the Mediating Learning Support Approach (MeLSA). In part one of our conversation, Mary explains the principles of mediating learning, outlines the structure of the MeLSA training programme, and shares how the project has evolved since its inception.For more information: Stanley-Duke, M., Wright, D., Cook, E., Reid, A., Cogan, O., Reese, S., Bull-Beddows, R., Sims, L. and Graves, F. 2022. The Psychological Foundations of The Mediating Learning Support Assistant (MeLSA) Training Programme. Educational Psychology Research and Practice. 8 (1), pp. 1-12. https://doi.org/10.15123/uel.8v1v7
2025-05-0725 min
Good Mood RevolutionThe World Went Dark: What Going Blind Taught Laura BrattonWhat if losing something you hold dear could actually lead you to a deeper sense of gratitude and self-acceptance? Laura Bratton's journey from facing blindness as a teenager to finding joy and purpose offers profound insights into resilience and transformation. This episode will equip you with practical strategies to navigate life's inevitable challenges, emphasizing the power of gratitude, the importance of a supportive network, and the strength found in self-compassion. Join us to explore how adversity can become a catalyst for growth and fulfillment. 0:00 Introduction5:57 Denial and the struggle to accept cha...
2025-05-0537 min
Overcomers ApproachFinding Light in Darkness: How Author Laura Bratton Transformed Loss Into PurposeWhat happens when your entire world changes at age nine? Laura Bratton faced this reality when diagnosed with an eye disease that would gradually claim her vision over the next decade. In this deeply moving conversation, Laura reveals how she transformed from a place of complete denial and despair to becoming a beacon of hope for others facing seemingly insurmountable challenges.Laura's journey begins with raw honesty about her initial response—the desperate belief her sight might magically return and the constant refrain of "I can't" that dominated her thoughts. But what unfolds is a masterclass in re...
2025-04-3035 min
IDIOT with Laura ClerySex Won’t Be the Same After You Hear This (NSFW Advice!)SUSAN BRATTON - Best-selling author and publisher of lovemaking techniques, bedroom communication skills and sexual vitality advice. View the full unedited interview at:https://www.patreon.com/posts/susan-sexpert-126435009🎬 **SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE LAUGHS!** 🎬 Never miss a hilarious moment! ➡️ [Click here to subscribe](https://bit.ly/2LEwDQL) 🎉 ---🎙 **WATCH FULL-LENGTH INTERVIEWS!** Want more? Get exclusive content & behind-the-scenes moments on **[Patreon](https://patreon.com/lauraclery)**! 💎👀 ---📲 **FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA!** 👇 👉 **TikTok:** [@lauraclery](https://tiktok.com/lauraclery) 🎭💃 👉...
2025-04-151h 39
Cosmic ConfluenceHarnessing Courage Through Blindness and Breath: Laura Bratton on Energy Healing and ResilienceIn this deeply moving episode of Cosmic Confluence, host Sana sits down with Laura Bratton—author, speaker, and founder of UBI Global—to explore how losing her sight led her to profound inner vision. Diagnosed with a degenerative eye disease at just nine, Laura candidly shares how denial and resistance gave way to a powerful spiritual awakening. Through mindfulness, energy healing, and the grit to choose self-compassion, she now lives with peace, purpose, and presence. This conversation unpacks how breathwork, body awareness, and embracing grief can become a path to emotional and energetic freedom. A must-listen for anyone navigating adve...
2025-04-0926 min
I Don't Know How You Do ItHarnessing Courage: The 3G Resilience Formula, with Laura BrattonIn this powerful episode, we sit down with Laura Bratton, author of Harnessing Courage, who transformed her journey of vision loss into a framework for resilience that anyone can apply to life's challenges.When Laura was diagnosed with a rare retinal disease at age nine, doctors could only tell her she would eventually lose her sight—they couldn't predict when. What began as a routine eye exam quickly spiraled into years of adaptation, learning braille, and discovering how to navigate a world she could no longer see.Laura shares the raw, unfiltered reality of transitioning to...
2025-04-0842 min
Healthy Mind, Healthy LifeHarnessing Courage: Navigating Change with Grit & Gratitude – Laura BrattonChange is inevitable, but navigating it with resilience and courage is a skill. In this powerful episode of Healthy Mind, Healthy Life, host Avik Chakraborty sits down with Laura Bratton, an author, speaker, and founder of Ubi Global. Diagnosed with an eye disease at nine, Laura faced the life-altering challenge of going blind as a teenager. Instead of letting adversity define her, she embraced grit and gratitude to move forward.
Laura shares her transformative journey, practical strategies for cultivating a healthy mindset, and the importance of shifting our response to fear. If you’re struggling with change—whet...
2025-03-2025 minHealthy Mind, Healthy LifeHarnessing Courage: Navigating Change with Grit & Gratitude – Laura BrattonChange is inevitable, but navigating it with resilience and courage is a skill. In this powerful episode of Healthy Mind, Healthy Life, host Avik Chakraborty sits down with Laura Bratton, an author, speaker, and founder of Ubi Global. Diagnosed with an eye disease at nine, Laura faced the life-altering challenge of going blind as a teenager. Instead of letting adversity define her, she embraced grit and gratitude to move forward.
Laura shares her transformative journey, practical strategies for cultivating a healthy mindset, and the importance of shifting our response to fear. If you’re struggling with change—whet...
2025-03-2025 min
Inner Peace, Better HealthHarnessing Courage: Laura Bratton on Grit, Gratitude & Overcoming Life’s ChallengesIn this powerful episode of Inner Peace, Better Health, host Saima sits down with Laura Bratton, a speaker, coach, and the founder of Foodie Global. Diagnosed with an eye disease at just nine years old, Laura gradually lost her sight over the next decade. Yet, she didn’t let blindness define her—she became the first blind student to receive a Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary and authored Harnessing Courage.
Laura shares how she navigated profound loss, developed resilience through daily grit, and embraced gratitude to reframe her journey. Whether you're facing uncertainty, fear, or a ma...
2025-03-1814 min
AR NETEp 02. Climbing the Ladder: Laura Dorris's Journey from Restaurant Roots to Roofing Success with Chris PhillipsHost David Bratton sits down with two incredible guests, Laura Dorris and Chris Phillips, for a conversation packed with an inspiring story. We dive into Laura's remarkable journey-from busing tables in the restaurant world to climbing the ranks to become a consultant, and now thriving as a consultant and project manager at Local Roofing and Construction. Alongside Laura, Chris Phillips, together they'll share how their paths converged and what drives their success in this dynamic business. Tune in for a double dose of grit, growth, and real-world wisdom. Connect with David: info@mipromedia.com Links:
2025-03-1413 min
The Warrior Mindset PodcastGrit, Gratitude, and Growth: How Laura Bratton Reclaimed Her Life After Losing Her SightLife has a way of throwing us unexpected challenges. Some are small hurdles, while others shake the very foundation of who we are. For Laura Breton, the challenge came at the age of nine when she was diagnosed with a rare retinal disease—one that doctors said would eventually take her sight. By the time she was in her late teens, the world around her had faded into darkness.But Laura’s story is not one of defeat—it’s one of grit, gratitude, and transformation.The Diagnosis That Changed EverythingImagine being a carefr...
2025-03-0430 min
Radio Free 501c - The Podcast of Rogue Tulips ConsultingRadio Free 501c: Navigating Through Change with Laura Bratton March 3, 2025Episode 275: Change is a constant -- but navigating it can be overwhelming at times. If you have ever wondered how you could better manage change, this is the episode for you! My guest, Laura Bratton, Motivational Speaker & Coach, shares practical resources and steps you can use immediately. Inspired by her own experiences with significant change in her teen years -- Laura went from full vision to no vision -- she now shares her insights and experience to help others move through the most trying of times. Whether you are dealing with change as an individual, or leading your team...
2025-03-0343 min
PsychBitesEp.22 Sensory Rooms and Autism - Dr Catherine JonesThis week we are joined by Dr Catherine Jones; Catherine talks to us about how autistic children and young people experience sensory rooms in schools and how these spaces can contribute to their wellbeing. Catherine discusses the findings of her team’s research, which highlight the importance of autonomy and demonstrate how sensory rooms can support pupil wellbeing by providing spaces that foster self-regulation.To access Catherine’s research, follow: https://profiles.cardiff.ac.uk/staff/jonescr10 and https://www.cardiff.ac.uk/wales-autism-research-centreTo access the sensory room guide, follow: https://www.cardi...
2025-02-1231 min
PsychBitesEp.21 Young People’s Experiences of Eco-Anxiety - Dr Hannah TogneriThis week we are joined by Dr Hannah Togneri; Hannah talks to us about how young people experience eco-anxiety and eco-awareness and how their concerns can lead to action in schools. Hannah discusses how she implemented a process called "linked co-operative inquiry" to connect the pupils and school staff, working together to address environmental issues, developing a new sense of connection amongst emotionally caring others in school.To access Hannah’s full text, follow: https://orca.cardiff.ac.uk/id/eprint/152217/1/Thesis%20-%20Hannah%20Togneri%20-%201720282.pdfEP Reach Out Youtube Episode:
2025-01-2937 min
Just One Question: Public Speaking PodcastHealing With GratitudeLaura Bratton talks to Nick about her TEDx talk and her drive to live each day wit gratitude. At the age of nine, Laura was diagnosed with an eye disease and faced the difficult reality that she would soon become blind. She was the first blind person to graduate with a Masters of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary. Laura’s purpose is to empower individuals with grit and gratitude as they adapt to change. How do you continue living each day with gratitude?Link to Laura's TEDx: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XQ_gX...
2025-01-2406 min
PsychBitesEp.20 What do we mean by ‘evidence-based practice'? - Dr Dan O’HareThis week we are joined by Dr Dan O’Hare; Dan talks to us about the evolving concept of evidence-based practice within the Educational Psychology (EP) profession. He discusses how traditional views on evidence-based practice, which soley rely on research evidence, have been criticised for being impractical and instead presents the growing advocacy for practices grounded in practitioner experience.To access Dan’s full text, follow: Evidence-based practice: a mixed methods approach to understanding educational psychologists’ use of evidence in practice - edpsy.org.ukYou can find us at: Instagram: psychb...
2025-01-1538 min
Play Therapy Parenting PodcastS2E31 - Transforming Mornings with Choices and ConsequencesIn this episode of the Play Therapy Parenting Podcast, I respond to an insightful email from Laura in the UK, who is navigating challenges with her 10-year-old son. Laura shares concerns about his lack of intrinsic motivation, his struggle with self-worth, and their morning routine battles. I explain how to encourage intrinsic motivation by using neutral encouragement paired with reflective statements, and how to avoid praise, which can often backfire. For improving self-worth, I discuss strategies like coupling affirmations with validations and addressing the internal dialogue that drives resistance. Finally, I outline a step-by-step approach to transforming...
2025-01-0224 min
The Melanie Avalon Biohacking Podcast#282 - Best of 2024 Part 2: Nina Teicholz, Cameron Chesnut, Miesha Tate, Max Lugavere, Dr. Sara Gottfried, Morley Robbins, Abby Epstein & Ricki Lake, Laura Morris & Jennifer Ventrelle, MS, RDN, Oliver Niño, Susan Bratton, Dr. Molly Maloof, Riz VirkTRANSCRIPT AND FULL SHOW NOTES: melanieavalon.com/2024part2FEATURING EXCERPTS FROM:Episode #234 - Nina Teicholz, PhDEpisode #274 - Dr. Cameron ChesnutEpisode #239 - Miesha TateEpisode #256 - Max LugavereEpisode #268 - Dr. Sara (Gottfried) SalzEpisode #261 - Morley RobbinsEpisode #277 - Abby Epstein & Ricki LakeEpisode #272 - Laura Morris & Jennifer Ventrelle, MS, RDNEpisode #249 - Oliver NiñoEpisode #265 - Susan BrattonEpisode #257 - Dr. Molly MaloofEpisode #278 - Ri...
2024-12-271h 04
Glass Ceilings and Sticky Floors: Shatter Limiting Beliefs - Redefine Success - Chase Big DreamsHarnessing Courage: Laura Bratton on Overcoming Adversity with Grit and GratitudeIn this episode of Glass Ceilings and Sticky Floors, we’re joined by Laura Bratton—speaker, coach, and author of Harnessing Courage. Laura shares her extraordinary journey of:Navigating life after losing her sight as a teenager.Building resilience through grit and gratitude.Embracing the balance between grief and moving forward.Letting go of comparison and trusting your inherent worth.Learning to lean on community and borrow strength when needed.Laura’s story is a testament to the power of perseverance, adaptability, and self-belief. Whether you’re overcoming personal challenges or navigating your own sticky floors, this conversa...
2024-12-2528 min
Play Therapy Podcast233 | Incorporating Sand Trays in the Child-Centered Play Therapy PlayroomIn this episode of the Play Therapy Podcast, I respond to a question from Laura in Washington about incorporating sand trays in a child-centered play therapy (CCPT) playroom. Laura is hesitant due to her dislike of sand and the practical challenges of working in a shared space. I share tips on choosing sand types, such as kinetic sand or Jurassic Sand, to minimize mess and make cleanup easier. I also cover essential miniatures to include in a sand tray, emphasizing the need to represent the three categories of toys in CCPT: acting out/aggressive, creative/emotional, and...
2024-11-2915 min
PsychBitesPsychBites 1st Birthday!It’s a double milestone celebration this month as we turn 1 and hit an incredible 10,000 listens! In this special episode, we reflect on a year of podcasting—sharing our hopes for the pod, fun stats, and what we’ve learned along the way. Thank you to our fantastic guests and listeners for all of the support. Tune in to celebrate with us. Don’t worry, normal service resumes in two weeks!Instagram: psychbitespodX / Twitter: @psychbitespodLinkedIn: psychbites-podcastBluesky: @psychbites.bsky.social
2024-11-2022 min
PsychBitesEp.18 British Psychological Society - Division of Educational and Child Psychology Workforce Survey - Dr Gavin MorganThis week we are joined by Dr Gavin Morgan. Gavin talks to us about a survey conducted by the British Psychological Society which found that just over half of all educational psychologists say they feel unable to support children and young people with their current workload, signalling the devastating impact of years of underinvestment in the SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) system, despite unprecedented demand. He brings attention to the BPS’s campaign which is calling for more educational psychologists in local authorities, to make sure every child has the support they need to thrive in th...
2024-11-0633 min
Storm Stories of North CarolinaStorm Stories: DemuckingIn this Storm Stories episode, pulled from the Shoresides' archive, we revisit the resilience of Pender County, North Carolina, in the wake of Hurricane Florence—a story that resonates now, as flooding again affects communities across North Carolina. Disaster counselor Jennifer Witkowski shares how long-term recovery goes beyond immediate cleanup, demanding sustained volunteer efforts and deep emotional resilience. Jennifer discusses the vital, yet daunting, work of demucking and rebuilding—efforts that continue years after the storm has passed. Hosted and produced by Laura Bratton, this episode captures the reality of ongoing recovery in a rural place.Support the...
2024-10-2806 min
Storm StoriesStorm Stories: DemuckingIn this Storm Stories episode, pulled from the Shoresides’ archive, we revisit the resilience of Pender County, North Carolina, in the wake of Hurricane Florence—a story that resonates now, as flooding again affects communities across North Carolina. Disaster counselor Jennifer Witkowski shares how long-term recovery goes beyond immediate cleanup, demanding sustained volunteer efforts and deep emotional resilience. Jennifer discusses the vital, yet daunting, work of demucking and rebuilding—efforts that continue years after the storm has passed. Hosted and produced by Laura Bratton, this episode captures the reality of ongoing recovery in a rural place.
Support the sh...
2024-10-2706 min
PsychBitesEp.17 Part 2 Learning About Neurodiversity at School (LEANS) - Dr Alyssa M AlcornThis week we are joined by Dr Alyssa M Alcorn for Part 2 of our episode about the Learning About Neurodiversity at School (LEANS) project. The LEANS participatory research project developed and evaluated a free curriculum for mainstream primary schools. LEANS introduces neurodiversity concepts to pupils aged 8-11 years and explores how this type of diversity impacts our experiences at school.Note: Dr Alyssa M Alcorn is now a lecturer at the School of Psychological Science at the University of Bristol. Alyssa’s work with the LEANS project was conducted whilst she was the Research and Impact Lead an...
2024-10-0933 min
PsychBitesEp.17 Part 1 Learning About Neurodiversity at School (LEANS) - Dr Alyssa M AlcornThis week we are joined by Dr Alyssa M Alcorn; Alyssa talks to us about the Learning About Neurodiversity at School (LEANS) project. The LEANS participatory research project developed and evaluated a free curriculum for mainstream primary schools. LEANS introduces neurodiversity concepts to pupils aged 8-11 years and explores how this type of diversity impacts our experiences at school.Note: Dr Alyssa M Alcorn is now a lecturer at the School of Psychological Science at the University of Bristol. Alyssa’s work with the LEANS project was conducted whilst she was the Research and Impact Lead and vi...
2024-09-2528 min
Play Therapy Podcast201 | Telehealth for Child-Centered Play Therapy: Does It Work?In this episode of the Play Therapy Podcast, I answer a question from Laura in Washington about whether child-centered play therapy (CCPT) can be effectively conducted via telehealth. As telehealth becomes more common, this question has surfaced repeatedly, especially for younger clients. Laura’s situation involves an 11-year-old who may only be able to meet virtually. I share my experience from when COVID-19 forced us to move sessions online and how we managed to stay connected with families through Child-Parent Relationship Therapy (CPRT). I explain why traditional CCPT is challenging to implement over telehealth and the importance of...
2024-09-1915 min
PsychBitesEp.16 Adopting a Strengths-based Approach to Theory of Mind - Dr Abigail WrightThis week we are joined by Dr Abigail Wright; Abi talks to us about her research which explored the individual strengths of autistic children and whether they were more likely to show 'Theory of Mind’ when tasks were adapted to the children’s unique strengths, interests and areas of support, compared to a ‘standard’ task. Abi also gives us a brief insight into the exciting early years project she is involved in. To access to Abi's full text, follow: https://orca.cardiff.ac.uk/id/eprint/95513/1/PDF%20Abigail%20Tee%20final%20marked%20DEdPsy%20thessis%202016%20for%20ORCA%20upload.p...
2024-09-1139 min
Will & Rusty's Playdaterusty opens up about finding soldiers in his bedroomWill hung out with Creed Bratton at a Mt. Joy concert, Rusty built a functional Lego lighthouse, and Lauren’s waitress ate her food. The boys talk bunk beds, a barefoot Jacob Elordi, Bailey’s in your coffee, and guys who think they’re vampires. They also draft a classic segment, slang words that don’t exist, as well as some folklore that doesn’t exist. Stay tuned until the end of the episode for a special surprise! FOLLOW OUR SOCIALS: https://www.flowcode.com/page/playdatepod SUPPORT LAURA DONNELLON FOR BEST BUDDIES MAINE: https://www.teambe...
2024-08-281h 40
Surfacing LeadersFinding Vision Beyond Sight: Laura Bratton's Journey of Grit and GratitudeIn this episode of the Surfacing Leaders podcast, host Marc Koehler sits down with Laura Bratton to hear her incredible story of grit and gratitude. After losing her sight as a young child, she became the author of Harnessing Courage and became a top leadership speaker.
Laura brings a unique perspective on these essential qualities. She recounts her story of surfacing as a leader and how she learned that grit goes beyond mere perseverance, emphasizing the importance of balancing determination with moments of vulnerability and intentional gratitude. Laura illustrates that acknowledging challenges and embracing humanity is...
2024-07-191h 11
PsychBitesEp.15 Girls Perceptions of Sports-based Extra Curricular Activities and Wellbeing - Dr Melissa MorrisonThis week we are joined by Dr Melissa Mel Morrison; Mel talks to us about her research which explored the perceptions of adolescent girls of the relationship between sports based extra-curricular activities and their wellbeing. Melissa hopes that her research will help to inform both educational settings and professionals to consider how they can broaden their approach towards supporting wellbeing.You can find us at: Instagram: psychbitespodX / Twitter: @psychbitespodLinkedIn: psychbites-podcast
2024-06-2634 min
Community RisingCAFO’s & Communities: Hog Farming Impacts on Coastal Communities“We were just sitting on the porch like normal on a beautiful Saturday. And then we heard this tractor, and then all of a sudden this animal waste was coming everywhere and it was stinking like nothing we had ever experienced,” says Elsie Herring of Wallace, North Carolina.Herring is one of many eastern North Carolinians who have had negative health impacts and financial burdens as a result of nearby concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFO’s) over the last several decades. In this episode of CAFO’s & Communities, we explore how the hog industry’s hazardous waste redistribu...
2024-06-1213 min
PsychBitesEp.14 Perceptions of Autistic Students Experiencing EBSNA - Dr Mollie HigginsThis week we are joined by Dr Mollie Higgins; Mollie talks to us about her research which explored autistic pupils' experiences of school by asking them about their ideal and non-ideal type of school. The pupils described the type of school environment that would support their attendance, which provided useful ideas for adjustments and adaptations that might help neurodivergent students to attend school. To access to Mollie's full text click here.You can also access Mollie’s Ed Psych Ed blog post here: Sharing EP Practice: EBSA and Autism - What Can Schools Do...
2024-06-1235 min
PsychBitesEp.13 Part 2 - Motivational Interviewing - Prof Stephen RollnickThis week we are joined by Professor Stephen Rollnick. In part two of our two part special, Steve talks to us about the origin and foundations of Motivational Interviewing (MI), and what MI could look like when applied to schools. Here are some helpful links to find out more about MI, and the work of Professor Stephen Rollnick: https://www.stephenrollnick.com/https://www.micardiff.co.uk/BMJ Training Link:https://rmifamily.wordpress.com/2015/11/19/bmj-learning-modules-motivational-interviewing-in-brief-consultations/Book recommendations:Miller, W. R., & Rollnick, S. (2023). Motivational Interviewing, Fourth Edition: Helping People...
2024-05-1524 min
PsychBitesEp.13 Part 1 - Motivational Interviewing - Prof Stephen RollnickThis week we are joined by Professor Stephen Rollnick. In part one of our two part special, Steve talks to us about the origin and foundations of Motivational Interviewing (MI), and what MI could look like when applied to schools. Here are some helpful links to find out more about MI, and the work of Professor Stephen Rollnick: https://www.stephenrollnick.com/https://www.micardiff.co.uk/Book recommendations:Miller, W. R., & Rollnick, S. (2023). Motivational Interviewing, Fourth Edition: Helping People Change and Grow (G. Press, Ed. 4th ed.). Rollnick, S...
2024-05-0828 min
PsychBitesEp.12 Supporting Children who are Chronically Ill in School - Dr Rachel JonesThis week we are joined by Dr Rachel Jones. Rachel talks to us about her research that explored the educational experiences of children with a chronic illness. Rachel also explored the experiences of parents whose children have a chronic illness. We discuss how this support might look when navigating the education system. To access to Rachel's full text, follow: https://orca.cardiff.ac.uk/id/eprint/151822/Instagram: psychbitespodX / Twitter: @psychbitespodLinkedIn: psychbites-podcast
2024-04-2439 min
PsychBitesEp.11 Supporting Tourette's Syndrome in Schools - Dr Hannah WarnockThis week we are joined by Dr Hannah Warnock; Hannah talks to us about some of the current practices in mainstream schools for supporting children and young people with Tourette’s Syndrome (TS). Hannah also discusses the experiences of parents whose children have TS, and what support in school looked like for them.To access to Hannah's full text, follow: https://orca.cardiff.ac.uk/id/eprint/151684/Hannah’s Tourette’s Action blog post: https://www.tourettes-action.org.uk/news-638-an-exploration-of-support-for-children-and-young-people-with-tourette-syndrome-in-schools.htmlYou can find us at: Instagram: psychbitespodX / Twitte...
2024-04-1027 min
PsychBitesEp.10 Perceptions of Welsh-Medium Additional Learning Needs Support in Wales - Dr Molly GriffithsThis week we are joined by Dr Molly Griffiths. Molly discusses her research which explored educational psychologists and trainee educational psychologists’ perceptions of Welsh-medium additional learning provision. Molly talks about the perceived benefits and challenges of Welsh-medium additional learning provision are and the barriers to and facilitators to this. To access to Molly's full text, follow: https://orca.cardiff.ac.uk/id/eprint/161981/Molly also wrote a blog on supporting Welsh medium children and young people with ALN on edpsy.org.uk which can be found here:https://t.co/rwBGkzjngd
2024-03-1339 min
PsychBitesEp.9 Supporting Young People at Risk of Becoming not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET) - Dr Vanessa BrownThis week we are joined by Dr Vanessa Brown. Vanessa discusses her research which explored the current preventative and responsive practices undertaken by professionals working with young people who are at risk of becoming not in education, employment, or training (NEET). To access to Vanessa's full text, follow: https://orca.cardiff.ac.uk/id/eprint/143304/You can find us at: Instagram: psychbitespodX / Twitter: @psychbitespod
2024-02-2833 min
PsychBitesEp.8 Adolescent Social Media Use: A Lens of ‘Digital Self Harm’ - Dr Tamasine PreeceThis week we are joined by Dr Tamasine Preece. Tamasine talks to us about her research that explored online activities carried out by adolescents and how these can be understood through a lens of digital self-harm. Tamasine discusses hot technology, identity development and talking to children and young people about their social media use. To find out more, follow: https://seewhatworks.co.uk/publications/Please be aware that today’s episode features some discussion of suicide and self-harm that some people may find distressing, so listener discretion is advised. If you require support, fol...
2024-02-1438 min
PsychBitesEp.7 Q&A and a Chat About our Experiences Applying for the EP DoctorateA little different this week! To round off our first season, in this episode we answer your questions and have a chat about our personal experiences of getting interested in educational psychology and applying to the doctoral programme. We discuss the highs and lows, and everything in between!You can find us at: Instagram: psychbitespodX / Twitter: @psychbitespod
2024-01-3151 min
PsychBitesEp.6 Sex, Gender and Sexuality Norms - Dr Kelly RussellThis week we are joined by Dr Kelly Russell, Kelly talks to us about her discussions with primary school teachers related to sex, gender and sexuality. Kelly discusses the influence that heteronormativity may have in schools by influencing gender and sexuality norms and how educational psychologists might support teachers in dismantling this influence to ensure our schools are more inclusive for all.To access to Kelly's full text, follow: https://orca.cardiff.ac.uk/id/eprint/162711/You can find us at: Instagram: psychbitespodX / Twitter: @psychbitespod
2024-01-1031 min
Trivia With Budds10 Trivia Questions on Brooklyn 99, NFL, Ted Lasso and more for a Holiday Gift for Scott!"Special dedication to Scott! I know how much you love this trivia podcast and how much you love trivia, so here's a special one just for you. Love Laura" Fact of the Day: Sloths can hold their breath longer than dolphins. THE FIRST TRIVIA QUESTION STARTS AT 01:57 SUPPORT THE SHOW MONTHLY, LISTEN AD-FREE FOR JUST $1 A MONTH: www.Patreon.com/TriviaWithBudds SUPPORT THE SHOW WITH SWAG ON ETSY: Trivia books, shirts, & more! GET A CUSTOM EPISODE FOR YOUR LOVED ONES: Email ryanbudds@gmail.com Theme song by www.s...
2023-12-2607 min
PsychBitesEp.5 Pupil Perceptions of Wellbeing - Dr Lauran EckloffThis week we are joined by Dr Lauran Eckloff, who talks to us about her research exploring pupil perceptions of wellbeing in the context of a wellbeing framework (namely PERMA). Lauran’s research aimed to understand what is important to young people and what reflections could be made in the context of the pandemic. To access to Lauran's full text, follow: https://orca.cardiff.ac.uk/id/eprint/144051/1/Lauran%20Eckloff.pdfYou can find us at: Instagram: psychbitespodX / Twitter: @psychbitespod
2023-12-2033 min
PsychBitesEp.4 The Use of Reduced Timetables in Schools - Dr Chloe WeaverThis week we are joined by Dr Chloe Weaver. Chloe talks to us about her research on the use of reduced timetables as exclusionary practice for young people in Wales. Chloe explored how, when, and why reduced timetables are being used across Wales for young people who present with behaviours that can feel difficult to support.To access to Chloe's full text, follow: https://orca.cardiff.ac.uk/id/eprint/162372/To access the Welsh Government guidance ‘belonging, engaging and participating’ in which Chloe’s research informed the guidance on reduced timetables, follow: https://www.gov.wales...
2023-12-0631 min
PsychBitesEp.3 Using Virtual Reality to Practice Social Situations with Autistic Adolescents - Dr Owen BarryThis week we are joined by Dr Owen Barry, Owen talks to us about his research about using virtual environments as a tool to help autistic adolescents transfer social skills they learnt in a classroom to a real life situation. To access to Owen's full text, follow: https://orca.cardiff.ac.uk/id/eprint/79398/For further information, take a look at the book: Educational Psychology Perspectives on Supporting Young Autistic People: Insights from Experience, Practice and ResearchYou can find us at: Instagram: psychbitespodX / Twitter: @psychbitespod
2023-11-2230 min
PsychBitesEp.2 Supporting OCD Needs in Schools - Dr Becky LewisThis week we are joined by Dr Becky Lewis, Becky talks to us about her research on obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD). Becky shares an insight into what support secondary school staff would like from educational psychologists to support young people with differences associated with OCD.To access to Becky's full text, follow: https://orca.cardiff.ac.uk/id/eprint/143014/Further information can be found at: https://ocdaction.org.uk/ https://www.ocduk.org/You can find us at: Instagram: psychbitespodX / Twitter: @psychbitespod
2023-11-1525 min
PsychBitesEp.1 The Benefits of Using Animals in Schools - Dr Samantha ThomasThis week we are joined by Dr Samantha Thomas, Sam talks to us about her experience with a reading dog, and how our furry friends could help us support emotional health and wellbeing in educational settings.To access Sam's full text: https://orca.cardiff.ac.uk/id/eprint/105042/You can find us at: Instagram: psychbitespodX / Twitter: @psychbitespod
2023-10-3032 min
PsychBitesPsychBites TrailerPsychBites is the podcast for education professionals that aims to bridge the gap between educational psychology research and day-to-day practice with children and young people. Hosted by trainee educational psychologists Laura Chapman, Ellyn Berman-Jones and Lauren Bratton, each episode features a guest educational psychologist discussing their specialist area of research in a bite-size, digestible way that offers food for thought for all professionals working in education.You can find us at: Instagram: psychbitespodX / Twitter: @psychbitespod
2023-10-3001 minTrivia With Budds10 Trivia Questions on Random HistoryIt's history Dean Bratton wants, so here's his quiz for his monthly pick as a patron! Thanks Dean! Fact of the Day: In the original Star Wars, Darth Vader is only on screen for 12 minutes. THE FIRST TRIVIA QUESTION STARTS AT 01:56 SUPPORT THE SHOW MONTHLY, LISTEN AD-FREE FOR JUST $1 A MONTH: www.Patreon.com/TriviaWithBudds SUPPORT THE SHOW WITH SWAG ON ETSY: Trivia books, shirts, & more! GET A CUSTOM EPISODE FOR YOUR LOVED ONES: Email ryanbudds@gmail.com Theme song by www.soundcloud.com/Frawsty Bed M...
2023-10-0308 min
Trivia With Budds10 Trivia Questions on TV & MoviesPatreon subscriber Dean Bratton wanted some general movie/tv trivia so here we go! Fact of the Day: Mary Shelley kept her dead husband's heart in her writing desk. THE FIRST TRIVIA QUESTION STARTS AT 01:26 SUPPORT THE SHOW MONTHLY, LISTEN AD-FREE FOR JUST $1 A MONTH: www.Patreon.com/TriviaWithBudds SUPPORT THE SHOW WITH SWAG ON ETSY: Trivia books, shirts, & more! GET A CUSTOM EPISODE FOR YOUR LOVED ONES: Email ryanbudds@gmail.com Theme song by www.soundcloud.com/Frawsty Bed Music: Synthwave 1 by Frank Schroeter...
2023-08-1407 minTrivia With Budds10 Trivia Questions on News and PoliticsDean Bratton wanted a quiz on news and politics so let's see what's going on the headlines! Thanks for being a Patreon subscriber, Dean! Fact of the Day: In 1965, Tommy Cash—Johnny Cash's younger brother—released a song titled "I Didn't Walk the Line." THE FIRST TRIVIA QUESTION STARTS AT 02:55 SUPPORT THE SHOW MONTHLY, LISTEN AD-FREE FOR JUST $1 A MONTH: www.Patreon.com/TriviaWithBudds SUPPORT THE SHOW WITH SWAG ON ETSY: Trivia books, shirts, & more! GET A CUSTOM EPISODE FOR YOUR LOVED ONES: Email ryanbudds@gmail.com Theme so...
2023-08-0408 minTrivia With Budds10 Trivia Questions on AnimalsHere's an episode on Animals for Patreon subscriber Dean Bratton! Support the show by grabbing some swag! Trivia books, shirts, & more! Fact of the Day: Cows give more milk when they listen to music. THE FIRST TRIVIA QUESTION STARTS AT 02:26 Theme song by www.soundcloud.com/Frawsty Bed Music: Synthwave 1 by Frank Schroeter Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/9699-synthwave-1 License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license http://TriviaWithBudds.comhttp://Facebook.com/TriviaWithBudds http://Twitter.com/ryanbudds http://Instagram.com...
2023-06-0707 min
Hebrew Nation Online | Healing For The Nations – with Lauralee, A Modern Samaritan WomanGrief and Loss with John Bratton The Grief Process
Join Laura Lee and her guest John Bratton as they discuss the topic of losing someone you love. Both Laura Lee and John have lost their sons tragically. So, join them as they share their experiences and healing journey.
2023-05-0431 minHebrew Nation Online | Deliverance MinistryGrief and Loss with John Bratton The Grief Process
Join Laura Lee and her guest John Bratton as they discuss the topic of losing someone you love. Both Laura Lee and John have lost their sons tragically. So, join them as they share their experiences and healing journey.
2023-05-0431 min
Trivia With Budds10 Trivia Questions on AnimalsDean Bratton picked Animals for his Patreon selection this month so we've got a quiz on random animal facts! Thanks Dean! Support the show by grabbing some swag! Trivia books, shirts, & more! Fact of the Day: If stars in the night sky are sparkling, it’s a sign of atmospheric turbulence. THE FIRST TRIVIA QUESTION STARTS AT 02:08 Theme song by www.soundcloud.com/Frawsty Bed Music: Synthwave 1 by Frank Schroeter Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/9699-synthwave-1 License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license ht...
2023-01-1607 min
FANTIAn R&B Funeral (ft. Mykal Kilgore and Neverending Nina)A Tough QuestionS.F. Chronicle: An S.F. teacher used a cotton plant to teach about slavery. The fallout has divided parentsWas it wrong for this teacher to bring a cotton plant to the classroom to teach about slavery?DIS/Honorable Mentions jhHM: High School Journalists In LA Learn About Censorship, From Their Own PrincipalTAHM: Elegance Bratton, The Inspection premiere at TIFFHM: Trace Lysette premiere of Monica at Venice Film FestHM: Irish and Black T...
2022-09-1558 min
El Opio[S10E014] Inteligencia Artificial, concepto y antecedente (Cuarta parte)Último programa de nuestra serie haciendo una cronología y genealogía de la Inteligencia Artificial, y finalmente llegamos a hablar de lo que está pasando actualmente. Empezamos hablando del momento en que, entre fines de los 2000 y principios de los 2010, los modelos basados en redes neuronales convivían con los basados en redes semánticas que, en aquel momento, parecían tener un mejor futuro. Sin embargo, en gran medida debido a la capacidad de procesamiento de las computadoras, pero también debido a la gran capacidad de obtención de datos automáticamente de parte de las grandes compañías...
2022-08-222h 16
El OpioEl Opio [S10E014] Inteligencia Artificial, concepto y antecedente (Cuarta parte)Último programa de nuestra serie haciendo una cronología y genealogía de la Inteligencia Artificial, y finalmente llegamos a hablar de lo que está pasando actualmente. Empezamos hablando del momento en que, entre fines de los 2000 y principios de los 2010, los modelos basados en redes neuronales convivían con los basados en redes semánticas que, en aquel momento, parecían tener un mejor futuro. Sin embargo, en gran medida debido a la capacidad de procesamiento de las computadoras, pero también debido a la gran capacidad de obtención de datos automáticamente de parte de las grandes co...
2022-08-2200 min
Ivy League MurdersAmerica’s Top Cop: An Interview with Bill BrattonThis week we have the honor of having Bill Bratton as a guest. Over the last fifty years in his position as Police Commissioner, Bratton brought down crime rates in Boston, New York and LA. How did he do it? Find out as Sarah and Laura discuss with Bratton his latest book, ‘The Profession.’
2021-09-0238 min
Ivy League MurdersAmerica’s Top Cop: An Interview with Bill BrattonThis week we have the honor of having Bill Bratton as a guest. Over the last fifty years in his position as Police Commissioner, Bratton brought down crime rates in Boston, New York and LA. How did he do it? Find out as Sarah and Laura discuss with Bratton his latest book, ‘The Profession.’
2021-09-0238 min
ShoresidesBlack Leaders in Columbus County Work Toward Equity in COVID-19 VaccinationsSend us a textToday, producer Brea Hampton takes us back to a COVID-19 vaccine drive that happened in Tabor City, Columbus County in March. She speaks with Ashlei McFadden, who's been aiding vaccination efforts - like the drive in Tabor City. McFadden says that vaccines intended for Tabor City's Black community went to white folks from outside of the area. In this episode of Shoresides News, Hampton talks to Black leaders across Columbus County - Ashlei McFadden, Curtis Hill, Jeremy Simmons, and Shawn Manor - to help us understand the barriers to equity in...
2021-06-0811 min