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ML Chat explores everything to do with Multilingual student instruction. Do you oversee students that are learning English? ML Chat is the place to learn more and continue to refine your craft. In each episode co-hosts Tim Blackburn and Justin Hewett talk with experts, researchers, and district administrators to explore how to best serve our language learners.
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Haunted Vermont

HauntedVermont.org

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We bring some ghostly tales surrounding the Green Mountains to the lights, whether it's by candle or campfire. We tackle interviews with different variety of people that have Encountered, Created within the Mysterious World. Together, We Can Learn.
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The Whispering Gallery

Whispering Gallery Podcast

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Spooky, supernatural, unexplained, paranormal art The Whispering Gallery podcast explores spine-tingling and hard-to-believe spooky art stories; including cursed paintings, paintings prints of monsters, hauntings, UFOs and more. I look at art history a little differently. Learn about the spooky side of art guided by artists from around the world, and throughout history. Suzanne Nikolaisen sparks -your- imagination with spooky art stories that are best told after dark! Subscribe to join our c ...
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The Art of Therapy

Treatment Works Health Care Centre

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Welcome to *The Art of Therapy*, a podcast for psychotherapists and mental health professionals dedicated to refining their skills and deepening their therapeutic impact. Hosted by clinical psychologists Dr Warwick Phipps and Marizaan Koen, each episode explores not just what therapy is, but how to do it more effectively—delving into the nuances, techniques, and complexities of the therapeutic process. Through thoughtful and practical conversations, they model and demonstrate a process-orien ...
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Welcome to "On Stage with The Lincoln Theatre"—your backstage pass to the captivating history and vibrant present of one of America’s most iconic theatres! Step back in time as we explore the rich legacy of The Lincoln Theatre, a majestic Mayan Revival-style venue that first opened its doors in 1929. Nestled in the heart of Marion, Virginia, this cultural landmark has been at the center of entertainment for nearly a century, hosting everything from vaudeville acts and classic films to modern ...
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The 90-Day Money Challenge

Worth The Journey

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We all have money issues and insecurities. This podcast is like a flashlight that will help you discover the root of your money issues, where they came from, and how to break through them into a healthy relationship with money. Join Noé Khalfa as he spends 90 days using The Work of Byron Katie to question a new belief about money every day. He gets vulnerable, messy, and emotional as he uncovers wisdom that can help all of us with our struggle to become financially sound. If you've never que ...
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Episode 44, Series 3: "A Year of Body, Speech & Mind" Featuring: Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche What challenges are you facing right now? How well are you dealing with them? Whether you’re reacting in anger or accommodating your circumstances with serenity and joy, how you respond has everything to do with your sense of who you are. In a Facebook Live bro…
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In Season 2 Episode 7 of The Art of Therapy, Dr. Warwick Phipps and Marizaan Koen explore the third and final element of Carl Rogers’ person-centred approach: unconditional positive regard. They unpack what it means to experience true acceptance, to be regarded without judgment, and why this sense of being “okay as I am” is central to emotional and…
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With nearly four decades in education, Lynda Espinoza Idle is a passionate advocate for all multilingual learners—especially those with dual needs. Today on the ML Chat Podcast, she shares how collaboration, tiered support systems, data, and family partnerships can transform outcomes. She also explains why early identification matters. With an asse…
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October 13th 2020, marked the second release from us. This time we took to the woods and made it into the Glastonbury Mountains where Missing People lurked from 1945-1950. Around 6 or 7 people, including hikers, hunters, and visitors from other states, vanished. Strange theories emerged over the decades. Some of the most known cases are Paula Welde…
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In Episode 6 of The Art of Therapy, we explore the second essential quality of therapeutic relationships: empathy. Dr. Warwick Phipps and Marizaan Koen unpack why empathy is more than just understanding,it’s the act of accurately entering another’s frame of reference. Drawing from Carl Rogers’ person-centred approach, they explain how empathy can b…
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Episode 43, Series 2: "Bring Body, Speech & Mind to Life" Featuring: David R. Vago, Ph.D., Amishi Jha, Ph.D., Geshe Tenzin Wangyal, and host Alejandro Chaoul-Reich, Ph.D. Can we live more fully just by paying more attention? Our panelists discuss the science behind attention, how mindfulness can help us achieve our greatest potential and strategies…
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At NSE, we transform everyday life into a dark whimsical tapestry of creativity and wonder. Our mission is to inspire, ignite passion, and invite you to explore fantastical realms of art, fashion, and lifestyle.Martin Eggiman Jr. (The Eggman) and Lina Wheeler-Eggiman, with degrees in Fashion and Graphic Design, have journeyed from artistic struggle…
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Episode 42, Series 2: "Bring Body, Speech & Mind to Life" Featuring: Menpa Phuntsok Wangmo, Dr. Sat Bir Singh Khalsa, Geshe Tenzin Wangyal, and Alejandro Chaoul Join us for the public premiere of a recorded science/spirituality dialog featuring Menpa Phuntsok Wangmo, Dr. Sat Bir Singh Khalsa, Geshe Tenzin Wangyal, and moderator Alejandro Chaoul. Th…
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In Episode 5 of Season 2, we look at the first key quality of relationships that supports mental wellbeing: congruence. Dr. Warwick Phipps and Marizaan Koen explore why congruence—alignment between what is said and how it is said, both verbally and nonverbally—is essential in therapy and in everyday relationships. They discuss how congruence builds…
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With 26 years of experience, Beverly Kerr joins the ML Chat Podcast to share how Title I schools, among others, can create equitable and inclusive ML classrooms. She emphasizes the importance of building relationships and addressing the needs of dually identified and trauma-affected learners. Discover how foundational literacy, structured intervent…
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In Part 2 of The Night Watch Mystery, we step deeper into the shadows of Rembrandt’s masterpiece. This chapter traces the strange and violent history of the painting’s attacks, explores the accusations that swirled around the militia it depicts, and considers what these stories reveal about Amsterdam in the 1600s. Alongside the canvas, we follow Re…
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Heather Moser is a producer and researcher for the documentary film company Small Town Monsters and helped establish Small Town Monsters Publishing. She is also an adjunct professor and author who loves diving into all things spooky and strange! You can find some of her work in volumes 1,3,5, and 7 of the Feminine Macabre and you can hear her chatt…
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In Episode 4 of Season 2, we ask why relationships matter so profoundly to mental wellbeing. Dr. Warwick Phipps and Marizaan Koen explore Carl Rogers’ person-centred principles—congruence, empathy, and unconditional positive regard—and how these qualities support self-actualisation and emotional health. They connect Rogers’ ideas to more recent res…
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Episode 41, Series 2: "Bring Body, Speech & Mind to Life" Featuring: Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche “Speech” refers here not only to the words we speak, but also to the energy carried by our voice and our breath. The teachings, discussions, and practices of this month explore using speech, mantra, other forms of sound, and/or breathing practices to suppor…
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Ron Murphy has been investigating the stuff of nightmares for over 30 years. He has investigated the things that go bump in the night and meticulously researched the historical and psychological context of myths and legends from around the world. Mr. Murphy seeks to uncover the archetypal precedent for the monsters that haunt our collective thought…
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In Episode 3 of Season 2, we ask a key question: where should therapists focus their attention? Dr. Warwick Phipps and Marizaan Koen unpack how context determines the meaning of behaviour and why this helps therapists know which relationships to observe. Drawing from Gregory Bateson’s work on systems and communication, they show how a client’s pres…
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You’ll be inspired by this week’s ML Chat guest, Valentina Gonzalez. Her journey began as an immigrant and language learner, and she is now a 25-year veteran in multilingual education and co-author of Welcome to Teaching Multilingual Learners. An advocate for ML students and language-rich classrooms, Valentina supports teachers through embedded coa…
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Episode 40, Series 2: "Bring Body, Speech & Mind to Life" Featuring: Leslie Eisenberg, Ph.D.; Tawni Tidwell, Ph.D.; Geshe Tenzin Wangyal; and host Alejandro Chaoul-Reich, Ph.D. We all aim to live well, but little is understood about how to die well. Our expert panelists discuss research into tukdam, a post-death meditative state in which the bodies…
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Let's Meet Shaly Farmer, Lighting Technician With The Lincoln Theatre What happens when the lights go down and the spotlight comes up? Behind every perfectly illuminated performance at The Lincoln Theatre stands Shaly Farmer, whose artistic vision transforms the historic stage into a canvas of light and shadow. Growing up in Marion, Shaly remembers…
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Joe Tury is a documentary filmmaker from central Illinois and films under the brand name of Redroom Creative Media. He focuses on historic legends and lore, which includes stories of the paranormal, strange creatures, and UFO sightings. Redroom Creative Media currently has five documentaries streaming on Tubi, Prime, and a multitude of other servic…
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In this episode, we dive into the first step of diagnosis: describing the client’s presenting problem. Dr. Warwick Phipps and Marizaan Koen explain why careful description of symptoms is often overlooked, and yet so essential. They show how listening actively and accurately not only supports diagnosis but can itself be profoundly therapeutic—someti…
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Episode 39, Series 2: "Bring Body, Speech & Mind to Life Featuring: Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche “Body” refers here not only to our physical body and the tangible world around us, but also to our individual sense of identity as a human being. The teachings, discussions, and practices explored during the Month of the Body help us to connect to the door o…
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What's It Like To Volunteer As An Usher For A Lincoln Show? The curtain rises on a different kind of spotlight in this heartwarming conversation with Mary LeClaire, a dedicated volunteer usher at the historic Lincoln Theatre. While most patrons marvel at the 1929 Mayan revival architecture or the performers on stage, Mary reveals the magic happenin…
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Aleksandar and I mainly were focusing on those that are no longer with us, that once sailed the waves of Lake Champlain. This Episode goes out as a tribute to those that were investigating the Champ mystery. Aleksandar Petakov was born in 1993 during the last year of Apartheid in South Africa to parents that fled civil war in the former Yugoslavia.…
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In the first episode of Season 2 of The Art of Therapy, we return to the foundational skills that shape meaningful therapeutic work: observation and diagnosis. Join Dr. Warrick Phipps and psychologist Marizaan Koen on an exploration of the role of trained observation in therapy, not simply as a passive process of noticing, but as an active, clinica…
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How do you serve multilingual learners across a large district using current resources? In this episode of the ML Chat Podcast, Dr. Merica Clinkenbeard, Director of ELD for Springfield Public Schools, Missouri, shares how she leverages collaboration, teacher leadership, and language-rich instruction to drive systemic change. She also reflects on la…
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September 3rd 2010, Frank Siecienski noticed that something had been eating a whole bunch of apples from his tree. He then set up a trail cam to take photos every minute. He left it for seven days and seven nights. He retrieved the camera. He was shocked to discover what was the reason for his apples disappearing. It's important to note that whatev…
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Episode 38, Series 2: "Bring Body, Speech & Mind to Life Featuring: Jon Kabat-Zinn, Geshe Tenzin Wangyal, and host Alejandro Chaoul-Reich Even when pain is unavoidable, suffering is optional. The practices of both mindfulness and dzogchen are renowned for changing how we relate to psychological, emotional, and physical pain, thereby easing our pain…
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Series 2 of The Art of Therapy is here. This all new series ventures deeper into the craft of psychotherapy, exploring not only what therapy is, but how to practise it more effectively. Join Dr. Warrick Phipps and fellow psychologist Marizaan Koen as they unpack how the presentation of difficulties can shape the direction of therapy, as well as why…
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In Episode 15 of The Art of Therapy, we deepen the conversation about the integrative-interactional approach. We explore how different therapeutic lenses — person-centred, communication, and systems — combine to create a richer, higher-order way of seeing clients. This integration helps therapists observe more, understand more, and ultimately help …
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Episode 37, Series 2: "Bring Body, Speech & Mind to Life Featuring: Mauricio Obón Dent, Menpa Phuntsog Wangmo, Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche, and Alejandro Chaoul-Reich Does the value of exercise grow when we do it mindfully, purposefully? Is medicine more powerful when combined with mantra recitation and visualization? How can a lifestyle that prioritiz…
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A unique milestone achieved. Today (August 26th 2025) marks the Thirteenth Year since I started this little journey, and I'm saying that loosely. As it's been awesome, lacking, and more importantly, still learning through the chats and research. While still going out there and exploring and investigating on terms. I'm also in the works of a couple …
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In this episode of The Art of Therapy, we explore how to move beyond single-school approaches into an integrative-interactional model. By weaving together person-centred principles, communication theory, and systems thinking, therapists gain a powerful higher-order lens for practice. We discuss how this synthesis helps therapists adapt to each clie…
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Join the ML Chat conversation with Maggie Churchill, veteran ESL Language Arts teacher and adjunct at William Paterson University. She shares how consistent routines and flexibility create stability for multilingual learners—especially those facing trauma, post-COVID challenges, and disrupted education. Discover how project-based lessons, teacher c…
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Episode 36, Series 2: "Bring Body, Speech & Mind to Life” Featuring: Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche Mind refers here to our disturbing emotions and other distracted movements of the mind, as well as to the vast, open nature of mind — the source of all positive qualities — and the capacity to distinguish the difference. As we deepen our familiarity with re…
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Alex Henry is the secret pseudonym of an author who lives in New York, likes to travel all around the US and beyond, and enjoys writing books that are beastly, dark and strange—books that keep you up reading long into the night. Alex’s biggest fears are overgrown toenails, subway rats, and bad spelling. NOTE: These answers from the written intervie…
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In this episode of The Art of Therapy, we talk about bridging the gap between knowing and doing. We explore how therapeutic theory becomes powerful when applied in real time, in the room, with the client in front of you. From integrating multiple approaches to staying grounded in the moment, we unpack what it takes to bring theory to life. 🎧 Subscr…
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Episode 35, Series 2: "Bring Body, Speech & Mind to Life” Featuring: Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche Speech refers here not only to the words we speak, but also to the energy carried by our voice and our breath. The teachings, discussions, and practices of this month explore using speech, mantra, other forms of sound, and/or breathing practices to support …
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Kat experienced a strange light in the woods of Glastenbury Mountains, fifteen years ago. Was this light something UAP? Bigfoot? Fairies? or what we call, Phantom Lights // Spook Lights. She described it as if something was shining a flashlight at them. Have a story within Vermont or Beyond? Share with us today.…
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In this episode of The Art of Therapy, we explore the interactional approach: how focusing on what happens between people (instead of within them) shifts therapeutic understanding. We break down the difference between intra-psychic and inter-psychic perspectives and introduce concepts like trained observation and inter-rater reliability. This is th…
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Tune in to the ML Chat Podcast for practical strategies to create literacy-rich classrooms. Heather Benitez, ESL Coordinator and veteran teacher, shares how she fosters academic discourse and builds structured literacy routines across content areas. Serving a Texas district with 26 languages, Heather champions culturally responsive teaching, ongoin…
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Episode 34, Series 2: "Bring Body, Speech & Mind to Life” Featuring: Stephan Rechtschaffen, M.D.; Wenli Liu, M.D.; Geshe Tenzin Wangyal; and Alejandro Chaoul-Reich, Ph.D. What are the latest trends in natural wellness modalities? How effective are they, really? How important is the mind-body-spirit connection to well-being and longevity? Our knowle…
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Two seasoned investigators—both with backgrounds in law enforcement—venture into the forests of Vermont and the Adirondacks to explore decades of Bigfoot sightings. Along the way, they uncover strange encounters, chilling vocalizations, and evidence that something might still roam these woods. ---------------------------------- Watch Here: https://…
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In this episode of The Art of Therapy, we explore the systems theory concept of wholeness. We discuss why the whole is other than the sum of its parts, how circular causality and interdependence shape therapeutic insight, and how using multiple theoretical lenses helps us work integratively. 🎧 Subscribe now and master the art of communication in th…
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What's It Like Backstage At The Lincoln? Step behind the curtain of Marion, Virginia's historic Lincoln Theatre as Executive Director Bob Watkins reveals what really happens on show day. This rare glimpse into the unseen world of theatre production transforms how you'll experience your next live performance. While audiences enjoy a polished 2.5-hou…
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In this episode of The Art of Therapy, we explore the powerful shift from linear thinking to circular causality. What if behavior is not a straight line, but a loop? We unpack the systems perspective and how it helps therapists see interdependence, suspend blame, and better understand relational dynamics. 🎧 Subscribe now and master the art of commu…
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King Philip’s War not only left much of early New England in ruins, but it also left a permanent psychic scar upon the land that still resonates in the many haunted places where wartime tragedies took place. Ghosts of both settlers and indigenous peoples flourish in the region to this day where battles, murders, and massacres took place. Even the g…
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Meet Hannah Combs - House Manager And Director Of Community Theatre Hannah Combs is the welcoming smile at the door and the creative force behind The Lincoln Theatre's theatrical heartbeat. As House Manager, she's the one solving problems before they reach the executive director—from injuries to broken glass from baby bottles to disgruntled patrons…
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ELD coach and teacher Heather Nyseth brings a unique dual perspective to the ML Chat Podcast. She shares how coach-teacher relationship-building, professional development with teacher choice, and reflective practices have fueled growth across her district. Heather highlights the resilience of multilingual learners and how collaboration among educat…
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Episode 33, Series 2: "Bring Body, Speech & Mind to Life” Featuring: Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche “Body” refers here not only to our physical body and the tangible world around us, but also to our individual sense of identity as a human being. The teachings, discussions, and practices explored during the Month of the Body help us to connect to the door …
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