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Truth & Fertility30 | Upholding the Dignity of Women in Crisis Pregnancies by Teaching Fertility Awareness with Katie VidmarToday I chat with Katie Vidmar, founder of Elevate for Pregnancy Centers, about the importance of teaching body literacy to those in crisis pregnancies and in low income communities. We discuss the lie that fertility charting is "too hard" and why teaching all women about their bodies changes not just medicine but the culture as a whole. Find Katie at https://katievidmar.com/__________LEARN HOW TO CHART YOUR CYCLE WITH ME!! Visit truthandfertility.com to book your intro session and begin your journey to true reproductive health.__________Invite me to speak at your nex...2025-05-1359 min
Change CycleInfluencing Organizational Change: A Journey To Diverse Workplaces & Corporate Alignment With Katie PhilipsCreating alignment between corporate functions and business objectives can be a powerful catalyst for growth, and the same holds true for personal evolution. In this episode, Katie Phillips, Director of Human Resources and Marketing at GCS, shares her unique approach to embracing change in both her professional and personal life. Listen next time to hear Katie discuss her strategies for aligning business goals, how she opted to leave the workforce to raise children, her journey to vegetarianism, and her passion for promoting diversity in the construction industry. She talks about “trusting that things will work out,” even in the face...2025-05-0638 min
KeyLIME+[12] Avoid the trap of false growth mindset In this episode, Adam discusses the complexities of growth mindset in medical education with guests Milad Memari and Katie Gavinski. They explore the differences between growth and fixed mindsets, the dangers of misapplying mindset theory, and the trap of false growth mindset. The conversation emphasizes practical strategies for educators to promote a growth mindset among learners, the challenges of assessment in medical training, and the need for systemic changes informed by mindset theory to support learner development. Length of Episode: 45:09 Resources to check out : Memari M, Gavinski K, Norman MK. Beware False Growth Mindset: B...2025-02-1845 minKeyLIME+[12] Avoid the trap of false growth mindset In this episode, Adam discusses the complexities of growth mindset in medical education with guests Milad Memari and Katie Gavinski. They explore the differences between growth and fixed mindsets, the dangers of misapplying mindset theory, and the trap of false growth mindset. The conversation emphasizes practical strategies for educators to promote a growth mindset among learners, the challenges of assessment in medical training, and the need for systemic changes informed by mindset theory to support learner development. Length of Episode: 45:09 Resources to check out : Memari M, Gavinski K, Norman MK. Beware False Growth Mindset: B...2025-02-1845 min
This Podcast Has No Name27- Underfed and Over 40Send us a text Welcome to your wake-up call, ladies over 40! Ren Jones is here to spill the tea (and perhaps some protein shakes) on why skimping on meals could be the secret saboteur of your health goals. Ren dives into the nitty-gritty of low energy availability. He’s here to debunk myths, swap tales from the trenches of the fitness world, and inspire you to treat your body like the temple it is—snacks included. Selene Yeager podcast- Hit Play Not PauseDr. Stacey Sims WebsiteKati...2024-07-1538 min
Irish & Celtic Music PodcastWomen of Summer #665Women are an important part of Celtic music. We celebrate their contributions this week on the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast # 665. Subscribe now! Charlene Adzima, Telenn Tri, Runa, The BorderCollies, Fialla, Natalie Padilla, Adria Jackson, Bettina Solas, Fig for a Kiss, Keltricity, Louise Bichan, Clare Cunningham, Maggie’s Wake GET CELTIC MUSIC NEWS IN YOUR INBOX The Celtic Music Magazine is a quick and easy way to plug yourself into more great Celtic culture. Enjoy seven weekly news items for Celtic music and culture online. Subscribe now and get 34 Celtic MP3s for Free. VOTE IN...2024-06-131h 02
Apple ScruffsRemembering The Concert For Bangladesh52 years ago, George made history by organizing The Concert for Bangladesh. In this episode, the Scruffs discuss the significance of that event, as well as how stressful and fulfilling it must have been for George. Should John and Paul have been a part of it? Should Eric Clapton not have been a part of it? Why did Bob Dylan get a way longer set than everyone else? The Scruffs tackle all of it and more...
Thank you to our amazing editor Fizz, and thank you for listening! Be sure to connect with us on social media, and...2023-09-1545 minApple ScruffsGeorge's FriendsIt's undeniable that George accomplished some amazing things in his lifetime. But he didn't do it alone! You could say he got by with a little help from his friends (sorry).
In this episode, the Scruffs discuss some of their favorite of George's buddies and pals (and you know that means they couldn't avoid adding to the Dylarrison discourse...).
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I...2023-07-0752 minApple ScruffsGet Back Part 2: George and Big Brothers John and PaulMuch like George after temporarily leaving the Beatles, Katie, Jamie, and Skylar are ready to "get back" into the Get Back sessions! In this episode, the Scruffs analyze part 2 of the trilogy and discuss George's return to the group. Did John or Paul learn their lesson and start treating George better? Or is it the same run-of-the-mill behavior?
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The Songwriter DiariesChildren of DivorceChildren of Divorce is what happens when you get three femme songwriters who love Taylor Swift and Harry Styles together. Genevieve Glimp, Finn O’Sullivan, and Katie Yeager met while studying music in college and found that they all liked singing about queer love, shitty men, and the objects of their fandoms. À la boygenius, they each perform as solo artists alongside playing with the trio.
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Conversations with CamRedefining Your Own Athletic Life with Katie AustinIn this episode, I sit down with Katie Austin: fitness expert, health coach, creator, and so much more, to discuss everything from our fitness journeys to our attachments to certain identities. We talk about our intense experiences as Division I athletes, our relationships with movement now, and how Katie’s upbringing was influenced by her parents, who are both athletes. We also discuss losing our competitiveness as we get older, Katie’s perspective on her mother’s success, and what it was like sharing 2022’s Sports Illustrated Rookie of the Year with her best friend. Key Takea...2023-02-2254 minConversations with CamRedefining Your Own Athletic Life with Katie AustinIn this episode, I sit down with Katie Austin: fitness expert, health coach, creator, and so much more, to discuss everything from our fitness journeys to our attachments to certain identities. We talk about our intense experiences as Division I athletes, our relationships with movement now, and how Katie’s upbringing was influenced by her parents, who are both athletes. We also discuss losing our competitiveness as we get older, Katie’s perspective on her mother’s success, and what it was like sharing 2022’s Sports Illustrated Rookie of the Year with her best friend. Key Takea...2023-02-2254 min
how to win the lottery: a book club podcastfake accounts by lauren oylerour internet module comes to a close with fake accounts by lauren oyler — and yet another great author instagram handle. we share praise for the title, discuss whether or not fake accounts is satire, and talk about the likeability (or absolute lack thereof) we have for the narrator. we admire the meticulous way with which each sentence is unbelievably crafted, praise lauren oyler for her precise editing ability, and discuss how skills and talent do (or don’t) translate depending on the situation in which they’re used. we also talk about the reversal in the narrative and the way irony...2023-02-0953 minhow to win the lottery: a book club podcastwe had to remove this post by hanna bervoetsour internet module is nearing its end, and today we’re talking about we had to remove this post by hanna bervoets. we talk about the value of reading literature in translation, the weird position that reading novellas puts shreds in, and the current state of social media (and content moderation). we discuss how we had to remove this post reframes long-term exposure to horrific things, how it compares to dave eggers’ the circle, and how it leaves characters’ beliefs open to interpretation. we talk about motormouths and “brand suitability.” the honorable judge matt erdely returns to judge a book by its cov...2023-01-261h 10Apple ScruffsBach, Chopin, & Harrison: An Interview with AnnaJust like Laila, Skylar, and Katie, Anna is interested in analyzing the Beatles. However, as a classical musician, Anna approaches the group (and our boy George especially) from a unique point of view. Listen to our interview with Anna and learn about how George can rightfully be compared to some of the great composers of history.
You can follow Anna on Twitter or Instagram @harrisonologist! We will also keep you all updated on when her article is released sometime this year.
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Check out her duo Lola's new...2023-01-1453 minhow to win the lottery: a book club podcastneuromancer by william gibsonour mini sci-fi module (maybe not really a thing) within our broader internet module continues with neuromancer by william gibson. after checking in on our new year’s resolutions (for the second time this module? but first [maybe?] time-appropriate instance) and setting new ones for 2023, we offer a disclaimer for neuromancer superfans. we compare neuromancer to snow crash, talk about ridley scott’s blade runner, and the evolution and cultural osmosis of science fiction narratives and plot elements. we share shreds’s tip to “unlock” the novel, discuss neuromancer as yet another book about language, and america’s concept of futurism. we prais...2023-01-121h 08how to win the lottery: a book club podcastthings have gotten worse since we last spoke by eric laroccarecorded in spooky season, releasing in the most wonderful time of the year (according to that one song), our internet module continues with things have gotten worse since we last spoke and other misfortunes by eric larocca. we talk about the different ways the titular story can be consumed, discuss why the narrative might be set in the year 2000, and lament the lack of variation in its epistolary style. we talk about how framing “things have gotten worse since we last spoke” as an internet story may be unfair to how we read it, then use egg’s email to gui...2022-12-291h 00how to win the lottery: a book club podcastallie rowbottom interview (author of aesthetica)after covering her work last week, we spoke with allie rowbottom, author of aesthetica and jell-o girls. joey and allie share some memories about her book’s launch party/reading before we talk about the publishing world being separate from this type of content, how allie focused on the deep emotional underpinnings of the characters and the world, and how it’s more than just an “internet novel.” joey delivers another non-question that leads to a compliment before we discuss whether there was more story to tell toward the end, how the novel could be adapted into a three-season tv series...2022-12-2254 minhow to win the lottery: a book club podcastaesthetica by allie rowbottomthe newest episode of lotto pod is also the newest book we’ll cover this season: aesthetica by allie rowbottom. first, some news: shreds is dead; long live tulsa, who shares his thoughts on saying “happy birthday.” we then talk about how the internet has changed over the course of this season, how “the real world” keeps popping up in our conversations, and how phones have changed the ways we socialize. we wonder if surgery will ever become obsolete. tulsa shares the research he did for the episode (and describes some tiktok memes) before he accidentally engages in self-harm, gets vulnera...2022-12-1553 minhow to win the lottery: a book club podcastno one is talking about this by patricia lockwoodcan a dog be twins? our next stop in our internet module is no one is talking about this by patricia lockwood. we talk about how the novel’s content (at least in the first-half) relies on existing (and somewhat inexplicable) scaffolding around internet humor as well as the way that it captures how fast trends happen and how the internet has an ability to change language forever. we compare it to darcie wilder’s literally show me a healthy person and talk about how lockwood’s priestdaddy informs this narrative. we also talk about the “stomach-dropping” moment midway through the nove...2022-12-0143 minhow to win the lottery: a book club podcastsnow crash by neal stephensonwe’re headed back in time (?) to go forward in time (maybe?) to the metaverse (definitely) to talk about snow crash by neal stephenson. we talk about science-fiction being an unusual genre for the pod, trying to balance prescience and ingenuity with problematic plot points, and the pros and cons of writing dystopian futures based on current events. bob gets flabbergasted by neal stephenson’s turn toward a dean koontz mainstay, joey stumbles through a plot summary, and bob shares his issue with the ending. we talk about snow crash‘s influence and potential adaptation, the chicken-and-egg nerd interest conundrum...2022-11-171h 20how to win the lottery: a book club podcast17776 by jon boisour internet module continues as we talk about 17776 by jon bois. is it a book? what defines a book? we get into it. after shreds kickflip mctwists his way back onto the podcast, we talk about what we love about bois's work and discuss "the ichiro moment." we break down the sci-fi future presented by bois, the work's unusual intersection of science-fiction and sports, and using the internet to tell a story in a way only the internet can tell a story. joey tries to get literate. bob swats him down.reading list for season three2022-11-0339 minhow to win the lottery: a book club podcastmegan boyle interview (author of liveblog)megan boyle swung by the ol’ lottery pod treehouse to talk with us about her book liveblog (and a whole lot more). after briefly pivoting to a bob-centric interview, we talk about liveblog existing in a different era of the internet, how her intentions in writing liveblog aligned (or didn’t) with how it played out, and whether the word “autofiction” makes her cringe. we talk about what liveblog would have been like if she thought about making it a book from the start, the process of adapting this from a tumblr into a book, and her transition away from a public pe...2022-10-271h 11how to win the lottery: a book club podcastliveblog by megan boyleour internet module continues with our longest book this season (and one of our favorites we’ve covered so far): liveblog by megan boyle. (our interview with megan will drop next week.) this episode begins with a return to everyone’s favorite segment (schedule talk) before we talk about our poor planning re: podcast preparation. we explore the “scaffolding” of liveblog, megan boyle’s bravery (and her trust in her audience), and how relatable so much of this novel is. joey likens liveblog to the avengers. bob has a stretch of saying words in a strange way. we talk about how liveb...2022-10-201h 08how to win the lottery: a book club podcastthe novelist by jordan castroour internet module heads toward another brand new novel as we share (kind of!) conflicting opinions about the novelist by jordan castro. we talk about how castro writes about the process of writing, the multiple jordan castros at play here, and how online life dictates our thoughts and controls our actions. bob lays out his dictates for editing this podcast before (boldly!) defending himself; joey laughs and throws bob out of whack. we decide that this is a gray man podcast now before we head “back to the bathroom!” a triumphant segment returns.reading list for season three2022-10-061h 09how to win the lottery: a book club podcastfernando sdrigotti interview (author of shitstorm)we’re joined by fernando sdrigotti, author of shitstorm, to talk about his writing and how “the algorithm loves a shitstorm.” we find out about the (vastly different) origins of the “novelette,” how the pacing of the writing changed over time, and being on twitter throughout the news events referenced in his writing. we talk about richard dawkins, the need to “do the work” to keep up with social media (and the language therein), and how twitter has evolved over the years. can twitter be saved? how different would shitstorm be if he published it in 2022? does bob know about wagatha chr...2022-09-2957 min
Sib ZangSarah Yeager (Celebrity Comedic Acting Coach)Celeb acting coach Sarah Yeager talks her early 3-year-old career life, training Mike Myers, and brings her spooky paranormal energy in to disrupt the technology! Kate, Paul and Sarah make animal impressions and have fun with an improv noise game! Get your silly willy pants on for this one folks!2022-09-2737 minhow to win the lottery: a book club podcastshitstorm by fernando sdrigottisorry, tipper gore! our internet module continues with shitstorm by fernando sdrigotti, and the google ban is still being upheld. it’s not christmas (yet), but we check in on our new year’s resolutions and talk about (very) short stories before diving into sdrigotti’s novella. we discuss the perceived catharsis of writing this, the novella’s parallels to our reality, and how it investigates the hypocrisies that engage our cycle of anger. we compare shitstorm to books we’ve read (but episodes we haven’t released yet, sorry), try to parse what the final third of the novella means, a...2022-09-2237 minApple ScruffsBeatlesfest Recap and Revolver Reissue!In this episode, the Scruffs catch up on Laila and Skylar's adventures at Beatlesfest (and their love for Chris O'Dell). They also discuss the next Beatles reissue, Revolver. This album marked a huge period of transition for both the Beatles as a whole and for George individually. Listen in as Laila, Skylar, and Katie talk about where 1966 George was in his life and share their favorite George moments from the album.
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Connect with us...2022-09-161h 01how to win the lottery: a book club podcastb.r. yeager interview (author of amygdalatropolis)this episode of how to win the lottery starts in media res, which is fancy speak for “in the middle of the action.” (this may be wildly wrong, but we must operate under the assumption that bob’s google ban is still in effect.) we’re joined by b.r. yeager, author of amygdalatropolis, to talk about what “transgressive fiction” means (and if it means anything at all), how to pin down truth in a place where exaggeration and lying is the norm, and the process of writing difficult scenes. we talk about our own experiences with the internet, the temptation...2022-09-1551 minhow to win the lottery: a book club podcastamygdalatropolis by b.r. yeagerour internet season continues with amygdalatropolis by b.r. yeager, which tackles a topic new to literature. (note: this episode has a content warning.) after stumbling over the title (and what an amygdala does), we talk about the literal structure and style of printing books, the act of (once again) reading the internet in print form, and defining the different worlds explored in the narrative. we discuss amygdalatropolis as a transressive novel, the way it captures an 8chan-esque forum, and the hyperreality it dabbles in toward its end. plus, we try to make sense of edia connole’s academic essay...2022-09-0852 minhow to win the lottery: a book club podcastdarcie wilder interview (author of literally show me a healthy person)literally show me a healthy person by darcie wilder is one of our favorite books this season, and today we’re talking to darcie all about it (and a whole lot more). after calling for ducks, newburyport in every port, we talk about darcie’s process to writing, how film school informed her structure, and how rad harmony korine is. darcie’s dog coco stops by as we talk about skunks and armadillos and then praise diners. darcie talks about separating truth from fiction in the writing and what it was like to record the audiobook before outing her self as a...2022-09-011h 10how to win the lottery: a book club podcastliterally show me a healthy person by darcie wilderour season on the internet continues with literally show me a healthy person by darcie wilder. joey is joined by “the man with no name,” and we begin by dissecting his way of listening to our show before declaring we’re a tub talk recap podcast now. we discuss how the novel is a narrative of a frame of mind (and how that’s tied to the internet), what reading this book feels like, and the book’s humor and its profound sadness. we talk about the global thoughts darcie hits on and how it (maybe!) informs who she (the writer...2022-08-2538 minhow to win the lottery: a book club podcastadam levin interview (author of the instructions and mount chicago)please note: this conversation contains spoilers for both mount chicago and the instructions.on today’s installment of tips and tricks to win the lottery, we talk to adam levin, author of mount chicago and the instructions. we compare adam levin to adam levine before talking about the literal influence of the adam’s writing (and how it feels like a magic trick) and the inclusion of pop culture in his work. adam schools bobby on charli xcx before they bond over james ellroy and before joey praises bobby in a ramble that doesn’t quite land on a questio...2022-08-181h 39how to win the lottery: a book club podcastmount chicago by adam levinwe’re taking a slight detour this module (and returning to the work of adam levin) for a bonus episode about mount chicago. we compare mount chicago to the instructions, rank some birds, and hear why bob hates robert redford. we discuss autobiography as a metafictional trick, the idea of the “face” of a narrative, and finding context in an author’s work. we discuss behaviorism, acid and shitting, and beavers and ducks and alternate reality. joey praises entourage. bob makes a plea to adam levin before explaining his reading process.adam’s mini-module picks:e...2022-08-111h 40how to win the lottery: a book club podcastkatie runde interview (author of the shore)we continued our season about the internet last week with katie runde’s the shore, and today we’re talking to katie about the jersey shore, boardwalk games, and catfishing your mom. we talk about how to avoid writing misery porn, different generations of internet, and the types of deception the characters in the shore embody. katie talks about how her life experiences (and tech advancements) shifted the narrative as she wrote the book. we talk about mount airy lodge. joey demands a favor.katie’s mini-module picks, themed around the shore:we are not...2022-08-041h 01how to win the lottery: a book club podcastthe shore by katie rundeour internet module continues as we seek community in online forums and talk about the shore by katie runde. after struggling with scheduling details that no one needs to know or care about, we talk about the epistolary nature of the shore (and the timeless quality of that). bob does a terrible james joyce impression and we talk about the american sniper, chris kyle. we discuss the ethics of our online existence, whether the end punts on the hard stuff (and if it matters), and how closely the novel reflects shore life.reading list for season three2022-07-2846 minApple ScruffsStaying in George's Childhood Home + Seeing Paul and Ringo!In true Apple Scruffs style, Skylar, Laila, and Katie got as close to the Beatles as they could in June. Skylar went to May Pang's film premiere, Skylar and Laila saw (and interacted with!) Paul and Ringo, and Katie went to London and Liverpool, where she had the amazing experience of staying in George's childhood home.
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Instagram: @applescruffspodcast2022-07-2252 minhow to win the lottery: a book club podcasta touch of jen by beth morganwe're kicking off our season about the internet with a touch of jen by beth morgan. we start by naming famous remys, wondering who the titular "jen" is, and work through a loud groan coming from outside joey's house. we talk about despising remy (yet relating to him), being caught off guard by the novel's unexpected twists, and trying to make sense of the novel's third act. joey talks about why he loved it (spoilers!) and bobby compliments beth morgan on her use the exclamation point (and her ability to adapt internet conversations into the novel). we talk about...2022-07-141h 03how to win the lottery: a book club podcastseason three theme and reading listwe're logging onto the internet for season three of how to win the lottery. all of our books prominently feature the internet and online life. find the full reading list below, and email in your thoughts about any of these books to lottery@cageclub.me. as always, keep reading, and -- like bobby says -- "get off the internet."reading list for season threea touch of jen by beth morganthe shore by katie rundeliterally show me a healthy person by darcie wilder17776 by jon boissn...2022-06-3011 min
Apple ScruffsModern-Day Apple Scruffs: Get to Know Us!Named after a group of fans who used to wait outside the Beatles' offices and studios, Skylar, Laila, and Katie are modern-day Apple Scruffs. In this George-Harrison-centric podcast, they talk about everyone's favorite mystic bitch, the Quiet One who actually had a lot to say, the Pisces who could do cocaine and meditate in the same breath.
In this first episode, meet each Scruff and hear about their personal history with the Beatles and their thoughts on each member.
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Apple ScruffsGet Back Part 1: George and Big Brother PaulIn this episode, the Scruffs dive into Part 1 of Get Back. Part venting session over why Lennon and McCartney weren't listening to George, part reveling in how George handles the situation with so. much. sass.
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Games We Grew Up WithSpyro the DragonIt’s that time again! Time to dive back into the archives and pull out another classic title to frustrate one, the other, or both of our hosts!This time it’s fire-blasting, boost-jumping, dragon-saving, key-fetching, and platform-gliding with everyone’s favorite winged protagonist, Spyro the Dragon! Back to platforming, back to the PS1, and with the added bonus of Host Katie’s favorite element, flying levels! (Note: refer back to episode 12, Chuck Yeager’s Air Combat, for more detail on just how much she loves flying in video games!)Insomniac Games brings us thi...2021-10-141h 08
All About AggiesArt and Humanities Division Chair Susan Yeager!Get to know Susan! She’s awesome!!2021-03-2537 min
Direct Access to Oxford Physical TherapyKids in Sports- Katie Yeager, PTIs your child getting back into sports after the long wait of winter and COVID quarantine? Listen as Katie and Matt explain the warning signs and ways to prevent injury this spring. You'll hear about the prevalence of Sever's Disease, Osgood-Schlatter's Disease and "Little League elbow" in growing children, and how to treat it!Did you know that you don’t need a doctor’s prescription to receive physical therapy? The laws of Direct Access allow you to receive physical therapy without a referral and still use your insurance benefits! Learn more on how Direct Access can help YOU...2021-03-2324 min
Games We Grew Up WithGrand Theft Auto 2GIMMEYOURWALLET! We’re stealin’ cars, throwin’ molotov cocktails, and… turnin’ gangsters into hot dogs? Well, it’s GRAND THEFT AUTO 2, what do you expect?!?Hosts Chris and Katie are hopping into the driver’s seat and rolling back the odometers of their memories to check out this top-down, crazy, violent, tank-driving classic that helped spawn an era of open-world sandbox games, even outside of its hugely successful franchise.Listen in and find out… can Katie drive a stolen car better than she flew a plane in Chuck Yeager? Was Chris able to buckle down and fin...2021-02-241h 07
Games We Grew Up WithSoulcalibur IIRound One… FIGHT! It’s into the battle arena for Hosts Chris and Katie, as they foray into a fighting game for the first time on the show. Yoshimitsu pogo-sticking on his sword, Nightmare being a… well, nightmare, and Voldo being whatever the heck Voldo is.This one is more in Katie’s wheelhouse, and was a much larger part of being a game she grew up with, so it’s a chance for Chris to explore and experience it with fresher eyes (hey, after Chuck Yeager last episode, turnabout is fair play, right?)Stop on...2021-01-1355 min
Games We Grew Up WithChuck Yeager's Air Combat (feat. GamingAtTheEdge)Our throttles are at 100%, afterburners are on, and we’re back with a special guest to talk about one of the best flight simulators of all time, Chuck Yeager’s Air Combat!This episode, we’re chatting with the host of a great retro gaming channel on Twitch, GamingAtTheEdge, who brings us a perfect background of video gaming and real-world flying to break down all of the great things about this classic.Unfortunately, we moved this episode up due to the passing of General Yeager, but we can celebrate his legacy and what h...2020-12-151h 21
Our Mothers OurselvesLillian Yonally -- World War II WASP -- "Why choose a man over a plane?"Chuck Yeager didn't have anything on Lillian Yonally. Sure, Yeager was a record-setting test pilot, the first to exceed the speed of sound. But Yonally broke through a different barrier: gender stereotypes. Yonally, a World War II pilot, was one tough woman. She served in the Women Airforce Service Pilots, or WASP. The WASP picked up the slack at home when all the male pilots went overseas. Yonally's main job as a WASP was flying B-25 bombers with a target in tow, while new recruits on the ground fired with live ammunition at the targ...2020-07-1230 min
2100 - A Time Capsule to the Future.Our Favorite Things. (w/ 30+ guests)This episode leaves behind a list of the people of 2020's Favorite Things for the people of 2100. The primary guests are the We Love Philly Crew - reach them here for all of their charitable doings. https://welovephilly.org/Official Guest List includes:We Love Philly Kids & CarlosAnt BrownGreg Yeager Sarah Ahmad Katie Chiodo Billie Proffitt Jon Schmidt Cynthia Chindamo Chris MustakasJames MeyerDana McGoldrickGeron...2020-04-2044 min
The Drama ClubThe Drama Creates Itself: 16 & Pregnant with Katie YeagerWhat's up guys!? Pop the champs- cause we're celebrating our friend's good news. Then, we talk the legacy of John Singleton (RIP), the #Mayochella outrage (LOL), and that Anjelica Huston interview (WTF). Finally, Stef tells us about all the drama of the MTV series '16 & Pregnant' and we get the tea straight from '16 & Pregnant' and 'Teen Mom 3' alumnus herself- Katie Yeager.Maybe we'll finally learn where babies come from... On this week's Drama Club!Twitter/Instagram: @dramaclubpodWebsite: dramaclubpod.comReddit: The_Drama_ClubEmail: dramaclubpod@gmail.comHotline: (505)539-0556Snail Mail: PO Box 27433, Los Angeles, CA 90027You can now catch up...2019-05-091h 12
The Modern Therapist's Survival Guide with Curt Widhalm and Katie VernoyIs CBT Crap?Curt and Katie talk about evidence-based practices, clinician training, and when even the evidence base can go wrong. It’s time to reimagine therapy and what it means to be a therapist. To support you as a whole person and a therapist, your hosts, Curt Widhalm and Katie Vernoy talk about how to approach the role of therapist in the modern age.In this episode we talk about:
How we know better than the evidence
The need for evidence-based practice in community mental health
Funding, efficiency, and diagnosis
The difference between the clientele in public...2019-05-0636 min
Feathers in My HairPATREON FIMH BONUS: Katie YeagerThis is a super chic (and free!) bonus episode of Feathers In My Hair, brought to you by one of our awesome Patrons, Katie!
Liz welcomes Katie to talk Katie Yeager's 16 and Pregnant (Season 4) and all things Teen Mom 3!
Are you dying to talk about Teen Mom with Liz? Celebrity (or celeb-adjacent) relationships with Troy? The Kardashians/Jenners with Kara & Ryan? Check out our "Be a Guest Star" reward level! If you join that tier, Coordinating Producer Nicole will get in touch and scheduled a recording with one of our hosts about a topic of your choice*!
* - topics must...2019-02-281h 37
Feathers in My HairPATREON FIMH BONUS: Katie YeagerThis is a super chic (and free!) bonus episode of Feathers In My Hair, brought to you by one of our awesome Patrons, Katie!Liz welcomes Katie to talk Katie Yeager's 16 and Pregnant (Season 4) and all things Teen Mom 3!Are you dying to talk about Teen Mom with Liz? Celebrity (or celeb-adjacent) relationships with Troy? The Kardashians/Jenners with Kara & Ryan? Check out our "Be a Guest Star" reward level! If you join that tier, Coordinating Producer Nicole will get in touch and scheduled a recording with one of our hosts about a topic of your choice*!* - topics must...2019-02-281h 37