You might think you know what it takes to lead a happier life… more money, a better job, or Instagram-worthy vacations. You’re dead wrong. Yale professor Dr. Laurie Santos has studied the science of happiness and found that many of us do the exact opposite of what will truly make our lives better. Based on the psychology course she teaches at Yale -- the most popular class in the university’s 300-year history -- Laurie will take you through the latest scientific research and share some surpr ...
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Earth Based Practices Podcasts
Pour a cup. Tune in. Get grounded. Stories, rituals, and real-life wisdom from three seasoned crones. Whether you're seeking a deeper connection to the world around you or just need a good dose of perspective, you’re in the right place. Pour a cup of something warm, pull up a chair, and settle in. It’s time for real talk about how we live, how we heal, and how we show up when the world feels like it’s on fire. Subscribe now and join the conversation on social media—we're building something a ...
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We’re two women on a mission to help you carry revival into your everyday life. On Practical Revival, we dive into faith in the real world—whether you’re at work, chasing toddlers, building relationships, or stepping out on the mission field. We’ve seen the power of revival firsthand through our time with the Let Us Worship Movement, world missions, and everyday life with Jesus. We’re excited to be bringing that passion and perspective right to you. Expect honest chats, lots of laughs, and p ...
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Join host Paul Shapiro as he talks with some of the leading start-up entrepreneurs and titans of industry alike using their businesses to help solve the world’s most pressing problems. Whether it’s climate change, unsustainable agricultural practices, cyber threats, coral reef die-offs, nuclear waste storage, plastic pollution, or more, many of the world’s greatest challenges are also exciting business opportunities. On this show, we feature business leaders who are marrying profit and purpo ...
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When intimacy feels impossible, your body holds the answers. Welcome to SOFT in Practice—the podcast that brings Somatic Oriented Fascia Therapy out of the clinic and into your everyday life. Created by Dr. Misty Gibson, somatic psychotherapist, certified sex therapist, and creator of the SOFT method, each episode takes you behind the scenes of embodied trauma healing. Through rich, relatable stories and realistic (anonymized) client vignettes, you’ll discover how trauma, pain, and pleasure ...
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Holistic Wellness: Exploring Ways to Wellness delivers alternative healing and natural wellness solutions through authentic conversations and real experiences. Perfect for curious souls seeking complementary therapies and mindful living beyond mainstream wellness advice. Host Sarah Gorev brings you refreshingly honest chats with practitioners and real people about holistic health approaches that actually work (even for the busiest of lives). From mindfulness to EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniq ...
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The Paul Truesdell Podcast Welcome to the Paul Truesdell Podcast. Two Pauls in a pod. Featuring Paul the Elder and Paul the Younger. So, what's the gig? Individually or collectively, Paul and Paul sit down and chat predominately at the Truesdell Professional Building and record frequently. They explain a few things about how life works before time gets away. They connect the dots and plot the knots, spots, and ops with a heavy dose of knocks, mocks, pots, rocks, socks, and mops. Confused? Th ...
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Ready to grow your Christian business with purpose? This is not the time to play small or shrink back! Join Rachel Ngom on Christian Entrepreneurs Rise Up, the podcast empowering faith-driven entrepreneurs to build thriving businesses rooted in biblical principles. Rachel, a former seven-figure entrepreneur who surrendered her empire to follow God’s call, unveils how worldly and New Age strategies have infiltrated Christian business practices. Now, she’s on a mission to guide you in creating ...
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Meeting the challenges of an accelerated climate change process requires tackling the problem from the biggest base. With soils having the capability of both meeting our nutritive needs and capturing atmospheric carbon, regenerative agriculture holds promise. The Soilify podcast features short interviews with people from various walks of life working towards expanding regenerative agricultural practices and sequestering soil carbon. For more, visit https://medium.com/@soilify
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Welcome to The New England Herbary, a podcast (formerly Living and Lovin Herbs) where we explore the timeless wisdom of herbs and how they can support health, home, and spirit in today’s world. I’m Brenda Sullivan—herbalist, author, and teacher—inviting you to discover simple, practical, and inspiring ways to weave herbs into everyday life. Each episode blends stories, traditions, and down-to-earth uses of plants—from the kitchen to the garden, from self-care rituals to seasonal living. You’ ...
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Curious about stepping into connected self-leadership and embracing everyday spirituality? Welcome to the Connection Matters Podcast, where we explore the transformative power of nature, spirituality, and personal growth. Hosted by Leona Johnson, this podcast delves into the sacred weave of cultural emergence, ecopsychology, and personal transformation. With more than a decade of experience guiding people through deep, life-changing experiences, Leona brings you thought-provoking conversatio ...
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Welcome to the My Shamanic Life podcast, your exploration of spiritual ecology and the shamanic and spiritual practices that promote well-being for all beings. My Shamanic Life is hosted by Debbie Philp, ordained interspiritual minister, Shamanic Reiki Master Teacher, and licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Debbie shares insights and practices to get ready, get rooted, and get real about your health and the state of life on planet Earth. Together you will explore the wisdom of deep ecology, loo ...
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The Elemental Heart Wisdom Podcast explores across multiple earth wisdom indigenous traditions and spirit esoteric based practices that hold nature and the cosmos as sacred. This is an exploration of embodied practices and contemplations that may help people in these evolutionary times to find their inner light in order to make sense of this human and cosmic journey. Mara Elaine O’Grady acts as host to open up spaces of heart connection with those she dialogues with, and in her own transmiss ...
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Dave Finch is a husband, a father, a business owner, and a New York Times bestselling author. And, he just happens to be autistic. Like an alien who crash-landed here on earth and decided to stick around, Dave spends most of his time trying to make sense of human interaction. Filled with humor and surprising wisdom - and based on his bestselling memoir, The Journal of Best Practices - DAVE reveals a candid story of ruthless self-improvement and a unique window into neurodiversity.
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Created by the Global Wellness Summit (GWS), this podcast features thought-provoking conversations with leading voices in the $4.4 trillion global business of wellness who inspire listeners with deep industry insights, rich personal stories and valuable business learnings. Leveraging the vast network of luminaries from GWS, the lively and down-to-earth conversations with host and wellness sector expert Kim Marshall give listeners a unique opportunity to get to know industry icons while learn ...
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Gardens are more than collections of plants. Gardens and Gardeners are intersectional spaces and agents for positive change in our world. Cultivating Place: Conversations on Natural History and the Human Impulse to Garden is a weekly public radio program & podcast exploring what we mean when we garden. Through thoughtful conversations with growers, gardeners, naturalists, scientists, artists and thinkers, Cultivating Place illustrates the many ways in which gardens are integral to our natura ...
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Our ancestors have used stories for generations to guide us in living well on Mother Earth. These stories carry the wisdom to heal, remember our purpose, and re-center our well-being. Chahta Chatter is a podcast where traditional Indigenous stories meet and offer insight for modern mental, physical, and spiritual health challenges. With a focus on land-based healing and community resilience, each episode takes listeners on a journey of reflection and learning. We believe our ancestors’ stori ...
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In ‘HigherEd Heroes’, we talk to some of the best teachers about ‘what works’ in their university classrooms in a down-to-earth, jargon-free, and non-technical manner. Our objective is to communicate practical advice from the bottom-up to a broad range of teachers about new ideas they may want to integrate into their classrooms and to stimulate open conversations about their everyday practice. Each episode explores what excites students to learn, what keeps them coming back for lectures, and ...
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A holistic health and wellness-forward show for the vegan-curious and the curious-vegan... Ella Magers is on a mission to revolutionize the way we as human beings navigate this adventure we call life holistically, both by up-leveling our own health and wellbeing through self-compassion, but also expanding our circle of compassion to all living beings in the earth itself. She's found that the most powerful way to move through the world is with curiosity, and the openness and desire to discove ...
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We are enviro ppl. We are young people concerned about the environment that want to take action to protect it. We are involved in environmental activism, volunteering for environmental organizations, or making small lifestyle changes to reduce our impact on the environment. There are many different ways we can be enviro ppl. Some of us choose to focus on one particular issue, such as climate change or pollution. While some of us take a more general approach and try to be as environmentally f ...
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Helping caring parents and professional to find their LEAD in the relationship dance with troubled children and youth, laying the foundations for healing and development Our approach is based on developmental science, which puts relationships and emotional well-being at the heart of raising and supporting our children and youth. Our passion is in supporting other parents and professionals to explore the underlying causes of their children’s / students behaviours and mental health challenges, ...
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Come Rain or Shine
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Sorry we missed you! The Come Rain or Shine podcast will be on hiatus for awhile. Keep an eye out here and on our social media for updates https://x.com/RainShinePod https://www.linkedin.com/in/come-rain-or-shine-podcast-23a81a270/ Thank you for listening! Collaborative product of the USDA Southwest Climate Hub and the DOI Southwest Climate Adaptation Science Center. We highlight stories to share the most recent advances in climate science, weather and climate adaptation, and innovative prac ...
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Episode 488 Good morning, good afternoon, or good evening, and welcome to the Paul Truesdell Podcast. It is Friday, September 26, 2025, and this is episode 488. Let’s begin with a simple request. Go get yourself a cup of coffee. Put your shoes on, lace them up, maybe get your golf cart ready. Even better, put in a pair of headsets or AirPods, step …
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As a podcast host, I'm often asked, "What's your favorite podcast?" and my answer is always the same: Heavyweight. So you can imagine my excitement when my favorite podcast joined the Pushkin slate! Hosted by Jonathan Goldstein, Heavyweight creates space for difficult conversations and resolving long-standing regrets and unanswered questions. Balan…
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The Hidden Histories of Garden Legacies, with Rose Vincent Resource Librarian NYBG
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This week on Cultivating Place, in honor of this first week of Autumn, and the idea of passing time, looking back, and the importance of memory and history, host Abra Lee welcomes someone whose work reminds us that gardens are not only grown in the soil but also in the stories we keep and share.Abra is in conversation with Rose Vincent, Resource Sh…
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The AI Agent Revolution: Progress or Peril? We're witnessing the biggest revolution in computing since we moved from typing commands to clicking icons. AI agents are here – intelligent systems that don't just chat with us, but actually take action in the real world. These aren't simple chatbots. AI agents can execute real tasks, learn from experien…
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Sticks and Stones May Break One's Bones, but Words Will Live Forever
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In this edition of the Paul Truesdell Podcast, I will forgo the usual disclaimer and closing. What follows was sparked by inspiration during—and reflection after—Charlie Kirk’s funeral. I shall begin. Picture a crowded room where the air itself feels electric. On one side of history, it is Jerusalem, first century, stones warming in the sun, a youn…
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Jae’s Challenge: Healing From Medical Trauma
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After medical trauma and gaslighting, Jae felt fearful and disconnected from their body. Explore how SOFT’s slow, trust-building practices support agency and reconnection after difficult medical experiences. Check out thesoftapproach.com for more information about training, resources, and readings.By Misty Gibson, PhD
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Entrepreneurship, Faith, and Impact with 7 Weeks Coffee (with Anton Krecic) - Episode 550
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This week I’m sitting down with Anton Krecic, founder and CEO of 7 Weeks Coffee, America’s pro-life coffee company. Anton shares how God led him to launch a business that donates 10% of every sale to pregnancy care centers and pro-life organizations across the U.S. We talk about finding your niche, boldly integrating faith into business, and the im…
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Military Psychology Meets Wealth Management
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Military Psychology Meets Wealth Management Introduction: The Uncomfortable Mirror Ladies and gentlemen, let me start with a simple fact: sometimes the hardest thing in the world is to look in the mirror. Not a quick glance to see if your tie is straight or if you have spinach in your teeth. I mean really look. To see the weaknesses, the blind spot…
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not become a federal bailout. The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) is a federal insurance agency that protects certain retirement benefits in private-sector defined benefit pensions when an employer’s plan fails. PBGC operates two insurance programs—single-employer and multiemployer—and it pays benefits up to legal limits when a covered …
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How to Spend Your Time and Money Better (with Nobel Prize Winner Richard Thaler)
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We all behave irrationally. We pay for expensive gym memberships and only go once. We spend windfall cash on things we'd never buy with our salaries. We plan to do nice things in the distant future, but don't actually write them down in our calendars. These things can be bad for our happiness, so why do we do them? Economist Richard Thaler won a No…
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WELCOME President Donald J. Trump has once again done what every past administration has promised but failed to deliver: he took real action. Not a press conference, not another “blue ribbon commission,” not another meaningless “war on drugs” slogan. He ordered a military strike that destroyed a cartel vessel carrying narcotics into our nation. Thi…
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The Adventurous Art of Cultivating Place, with Peg & Awl
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This week on Cultivating Place, we lean into the Art of CP, exploring how the act of Cultivating Place is artful, and how Art can be one our most beautiful acts of Cultivating Place. How acts of Cultivating Place and acts of making Art both offer us the agency to create new worlds, or new versions of our current world. These human impulses are simu…
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Podcast 61: Luminous Roots, Wild Courage: Teaching as Activism
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Reading opens doors; calm helps kids walk through them. Reading specialist Jen Ragonese shares why literacy is “the key to everything,” how a one-minute breath and “luminous roots” steady students before high-stakes tests, and what high expectations look like in underserved classrooms. This episode sits inside our Season 4 frame—Seeking the Wild Wo…
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The Essential National Security Economics of the U.S. Navy - Part 6
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Closing Reflection — Where U.S. Manufacturing Stands Today When you line it all up — South Korea’s massive yards, China’s industrial machine, Newport News’ bottleneck, America’s few scattered facilities, and the ghost of Tampa’s lost capacity — the picture is sobering. The United States still has the crown jewels: nuclear-powered carriers and subma…
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The Essential National Security Economics of the U.S. Navy - Part 5
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World War II — America’s Shipbuilding Arsenal To really grasp how precarious today’s naval shipbuilding situation is, you have to rewind to the 1940s. During World War II, the United States didn’t just build ships — it built an entire floating armada at a pace the world had never seen before and has never seen since. The scale is hard to put into m…
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The Essential The National Security Economics of the U.S. Navy - Part 4
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The Other U.S. Yards, Florida’s Role, and Tampa’s Lost Capacity When you step back from Newport News and look at the rest of America’s naval shipbuilding map, you realize how small and specialized it really is. We are not a country dotted with mega-yards anymore. Instead, we are a country with just a handful of critical facilities, each one tied to…
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The Essential National Security Economics of the U.S. Navy - Part 3
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China’s Industrial Shipbuilding Machine If Newport News is the crown jewel of U.S. shipbuilding, then China’s shipyards are the roaring steel mills of naval mass production. Where America has one or two specialized yards, China has lined its entire coastline with ship factories, each one sprawling over acres of concrete, steel, and cranes. The numb…
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The Essential National Security Economics of the U.S. Navy - Part 2
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Newport News — The Crown Jewel and the Bottleneck When people in the United States think of shipbuilding, the conversation almost always comes back to Newport News, Virginia. And for good reason. Newport News Shipbuilding is the only place on earth that builds nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, and it is one of only two places in the United States …
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The Essential National Security Economics of the U.S. Navy - Part 1
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South Korea’s Shipbuilding Might If you want to understand modern naval power, you cannot skip over South Korea. What that country has built on its southeastern coast is staggering. The city of Ulsan is home to Hyundai Heavy Industries, the largest shipyard on Earth, and right next to it sits Hyundai Mipo Dockyard. Together, they form an industrial…
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When you look at the story of Lazydays, the Tampa-based RV giant, you see a case study in what happens when a company bites off more than it can chew. For years, Lazydays was one of the largest RV dealers in the country. At its peak, it had nearly 30 locations nationwide and revenue topping a billion dollars. But just recently, the company had to s…
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Carmen’s Unlearning: Reclaiming Sexuality After Purity Culture
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Raised in strict purity culture, Carmen experienced shame and dissociation around intimacy. This episode shows how SOFT practices for reclaiming pleasure, gentle body mapping, and self-compassion support deep healing. Check out thesoftapproach.com for more information about training, resources, and readings.…
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Bottling the Sky: Aircapture’s Carbon Capture Breakthrough
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When you think about climate change solutions, your mind might go to renewable energy, electric vehicles, or eating less meat. These are all of course important. But even if we stopped all emissions today, we’d still have too much CO2 in the atmosphere and would need to pull a lot of our emissions out of it. That’s the bold mission of Aircapture, a…
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Gain Crystal-Clear Business Clarity Using Biblical Principles - Episode 549
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In today’s episode, I’m sharing 5 powerful, biblically-based steps to help you find real business clarity. If you’ve ever felt stuck staring at your laptop, unsure of what to do next, or overwhelmed with too many ideas, this one’s for you. We’re digging into how to align your vision with God’s purpose, simplify your business, and trust His timing. …
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Eat Like the People Who Live Happily to 100 (with Dan Buettner)
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Your eating habits could be cutting years off the end of your life. But there's a simple solution - eat like the people who live happily and healthily into their 80s, 90s and beyond. Dan Buettner studies the inhabitants of so-called "Blue Zones" - where people live long lives. Food and eating culture seem to play an important role this longevity. D…
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In full disclosure, I am an investment advisor, and I practice what I preach. I have a method that I believe works, but as every compliance officer will remind you, past performance is no guarantee of future performance. At the end of this podcast, you will hear the full disclaimer, and I encourage you to listen carefully. But let me set the stage …
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Great Green Heights: Cincinnati's Green Roofs and Rooftop Garden with Rose Henry Seeger
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In 2008, Cincinnati, Ohio, developed the program that has earned it the nickname: Green City. The Green Cincinnati Plan (GCP) is a now-17-year-running community vision updated regularly to address climate change and build a more sustainable, equitable, and resilient future for its citizens.2008 was also the year that garden/grower by nature and eng…
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Blades, Bullets, and the Trump Doctrine: Why Republicans Bleed for America
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Blades, Bullets, and the Trump Doctrine: Why Republicans Bleed for America From the guillotines of Revolutionary France to the assassination of Lincoln, the shooting of Reagan, and the near-death of Trump, history shows that Republicans have paid the highest price for keeping America free. Murder rates drop when strong leadership enforces law and o…
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Podcast 60: Wild Women Changing the World: Air, Song, Breath & Healing
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Our 60th episode! Air is not a metaphor. It’s the medium. In this kickoff to our Wild Woman season, we get practical about breath, voice, and time in nature—how they shift stress, clarity, and courage. We also talk anthem-as-activism (Casablanca), hummingbirds as teachers, and why humming or chanting counts as a real practice. What you’ll hear: “In…
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Kingdom Finances: Trusting God with Your Calling and Your Wallet
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In this powerful and practical episode of Practical Revival, we dive into the real talk about money, missions, and the messy in-between. Whether you're a creative, missionary, entrepreneur, or someone just wrestling with the call to go—all while wondering how to pay rent—this conversation is for you. We unpack what it really means to raise support …
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Iryna Zarutska - The Murder & Movement - The Straw that Breaks
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Rough Show Notes Introduction This is a long-form podcast, and if you’ve listened to me before, you know I don’t do this to entertain. I do it to inform, to bring back history, to connect the dots, and to speak the plain truth that so many are too afraid to say out loud. Tonight, I will talk about the brutal murder of a young woman from Ukraine — I…
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The Fiduciary Aha Moment: Clarity, Costs, and Rational Wealth Management
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Rough Draft - Notes DISCLAIMER Due to our extensive holdings and our clients, you should assume that we have a position in all companies discussed and that a conflict of interest exists. Past performance is not a guaratee of future performance. By listening, reading, or using this document, video, podcast, or website in any manner, you understand t…
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Skyler’s Journey: Navigating Touch as a Neurodivergent Adult
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Skyler, a nonbinary autistic adult, found touch overwhelming and body awareness confusing until SOFT practices were adapted for their unique sensory needs. Discover how honoring stimming and sensory differences can build comfort and agency. Check out thesoftapproach.com for more information about training, resources, and readings.…
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How to Hear God’s Voice and Prophesy With Boldness (with Kristy Eldredge) - Episode 548
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This week I’m sitting down with my friend Kristy Eldredge, and wow—get ready because her story is powerful. Kristy shares her incredible journey of healing from trauma, addiction, and fear into complete freedom in Christ. She opens up about encounters with the Holy Spirit, stepping into her prophetic calling, and how she went from praying for stran…
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September 8, 2025 - Rough Draft I am an investment and wealth advisor and manager. And you may think of this as a profession but for me, it’s a lifestyle. You see, I have a phrase that I’ve used my entire life, and it goes like this: “I am a lifestyle business, where business is a lifestyle.” But what is a profession? Is what I do a soft and chair-…
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Why Having the Courage to Defy Makes us Happier (with Dr Sunita Sah)
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We all go along with things we don't want to do... or worse, things that make us feel uncomfortable or morally uneasy. We comply for lots of reasons. We don't want to make trouble, or upset our friends, our bosses or people in authority. But Dr Sunita Sah says we should be more ready to defy. Defy: the Power of No in a World That Demands Yes is one…
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Two Crones & a Microphone turns four today! Year four. Still wild! This year we’re Seeking the Wild Woman—through seasons and elements, garden and fireside, ancestors and art, bead-making, rosary practice, ritual, movement, and more. Kickoff bonus: a “back-to-school” episode with Jen, a fiercely independent educator who defies norms and builds comm…
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You retire, and life is good. Maybe you are traveling, enjoying your mornings without an alarm clock, or simply savoring the reward of decades of hard work. Then life throws a curveball. A son or daughter loses a job, goes through a divorce, struggles with alcohol, or faces something more devastating like a disability. Suddenly, they are back at yo…
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Mum's the Flower of Fall, with Jessica Hall of Harmony Harvest Flower Farm
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This week on Cultivating Place, we celebrate late summer and fall on the horizon in conversation about one of fall’s stars in the garden… past, present, and future.CP host Ben Futa is in conversation with Jessica Hall of Harmony Harvest Flower Farm, based in Weyers Cave, Virginia, to explore their "Mum Project," which aims to revive chrysanthemum p…
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Good morning, good afternoon, or good evening, depending on when you happen to be listening. This is the Paul Truesdell Podcast, and I am Paul Grant Truesdell—the Elder, Senior, or the oldest of the two with this name. Today I want to talk about something that sits at the heart of everything I do and, frankly, everything you should expect out of pe…
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Elena’s Story: Pelvic Pain and the Power of Permission
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Elena struggled with chronic pelvic pain and discomfort during intimacy until she tried SOFT’s gentle, permission-based approach. This episode explores how honoring the body’s “no” and celebrating small shifts can open new possibilities for healing. Check out thesoftapproach.com for more information about training, resources, and readings.…
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Inside Mighty Earth: Glenn Hurowitz on Transforming the Meat Industry
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What if the biggest environmental culprits were hiding in plain sight—right on our dinner plates? While most environmental organizations train their sights on the energy sector, Mighty Earth has taken a bold, and often lonely, stand in confronting the meat industry’s massive role in climate change, deforestation, and biodiversity loss. In this epis…
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Christian Hope on the New Earth: Work That Lasts Forever (with Jordan Raynor) - Episode 547
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I’m so excited to have my friend Jordan Raynor back on the podcast! Jordan’s brand new book Five Mere Christians dives into the incredible lives of everyday believers like Fred Rogers, Fannie Lou Hamer, Hannah More, the founder of Lego, and C.S. Lewis—people who changed the world without ever stepping into a pulpit. In our conversation, Jordan shar…
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Long Wars, Long Contracts: Why Army Procurement Belongs in Your Portfolio - Part 10
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10 Final Summary and Call to Action Over the course of this series, we have focused on the U.S. Army and its next generation of weapon systems—hypersonics, precision strike missiles, drones, smart munitions, electronic warfare, and layered defenses like Typhon. These are not short-term projects. They are long-term contract systems, designed to deli…
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Long Wars, Long Contracts: Why Army Procurement Belongs in Your Portfolio - Part 9
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9 We have covered the visible battlefield of missiles and drones, the invisible battlefield of electronic warfare, and the civilian battlefield of infrastructure. Now we must turn to the most pervasive battlefield of all: economic warfare. In today’s interconnected world, economics is not just a background factor—it is the frontline. Semiconductors…
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Long Wars, Long Contracts: Why Army Procurement Belongs in Your Portfolio - Part 8
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8 So far, we have moved from the visible—the hypersonics, drones, and strike systems—to the invisible, where electronic warfare and lasers dominate. But war is not just about missiles, signals, and combat vehicles. It is also about what keeps societies running. Infrastructure is both the target and the weapon in modern conflict. Water Systems: Life…
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Long Wars, Long Contracts: Why Army Procurement Belongs in Your Portfolio - Part 7
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7 Electronic Warfare and the Invisible Battlefield Up to this point, we have laid the foundation, envisioned a Pacific confrontation, explored vulnerabilities in medicine and supply chains, and walked through the Army’s most visible new weapons—hypersonics, precision missiles, drones, and layered strike systems like Typhon. Now, we turn to somethin…
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Long Wars, Long Contracts: Why Army Procurement Belongs in Your Portfolio - Part 6
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6 At this point in our series, we have covered a lot of ground. In Sections One and Two, we laid the foundation. We explained why the Military Procurement Portfolio is designed for long-term ownership and then imagined what happens if a Pacific confrontation with China escalates out of control. In Sections Three and Four, we shifted into the vulner…
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Long Wars, Long Contracts: Why Army Procurement Belongs in Your Portfolio - Part 5
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5 Typhon and the Mid-Range Strike Revolution In Section One, we set the stage by explaining why the Military Procurement Portfolio is about long-term ownership and resilience across your retirement years. In Section Two, we envisioned a Pacific confrontation and the risk of escalation. In Section Three, we highlighted vulnerabilities in medicine an…
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Long Wars, Long Contracts: Why Army Procurement Belongs in Your Portfolio - Part 4
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4 From Weapons to Resilience Welcome back. If you have been with us through this series, you know we are taking a deliberate, step-by-step journey into the world of U.S. Army modernization and what it means for both national security and your financial security. In Section One, we laid the groundwork. We talked about how the Military Procurement Po…
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3 Preparing Yourself—and Future Generations—for Biological and Supply-Chain Risks Now that we've envisioned that fraught moment—when calm could give way to chaos—we need to talk about one of the silent but very real vulnerabilities so many retirees face: their medicine cabinet. Medication Supply Chains: The Hidden Vulnerability We rely heavily on f…
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